Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-10-29
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| Special Correspondence OF tiazette and Tout,,ai
LEwEs, Oct. 23.-The schooner Rebecca
>. Evans, which put into the Break water 4
| lew days age from Cape Verde Islands, in
disabled condition, has had survey held
on her and been ordered to Wilminrton
Del, for repairs She will be lowed thence.
schooner Helen q. Moscley from Kings
tor, Jamaica, with logwood Tor orders
arrived at the Breakwater from Kew West
Ia, IN tow of the tug Taurus The vessel
was diamasted III hurricane iii August
4ndpui into Key West for repairs She left
there ON the 18th inst, and has had good
wgathert hewhole Of the passage She has
milIlenhiast ana jury foremost standing.
ihe hull Is in good condition and not
leaking at all
Captain u. +. Rich of the life.saying
service was here on Wednesday pnvinS
the life station crews in this vicinity for
september. StrattOn Schcilengcr No, /
snrtman OF Rehoboth life station. has
been promoted TO be captain of new life
stallon at fenwick, Island, Va. This ends
z warm contest among several surfinen
for that place. * Schellenrer NH nnt
generally known as an applicant the selec
hon i probably u compromise. Ills surf
men VIII likely be selected from men
living IN the vicinity Of the new station.
iinutc Chambers Of Iewes has been M.
pointed - place Of John A. lindle. No. 5.
sufinan ut Rehobnth station. who Mas
beeA va m temporarily on account of
physical disability.
LEWIS, Oct 2i-Another fearful gale az
Wind FROM north to northeast began ON
thursday afternoon 1T o'clock con.
ilnilns until 3 @ clock yesterday morning.
! heavy rain prevailed most of the time
Very few vessels were 1T the Brcakwnter
iii ~, m dahage reported. pc the eight
lilot b4als Of the Delaware, the ljayard.
toward, knight and Whildin were NJ the
Ireakwater Tie Kcr, Tunnel. Cone and
ldnuuds were at sea. II is not likely thew
sustained any damage The gale was as
heavy as the late one but did NOT continue
IS long Reports from Cape Hcnlopen
WY stte no damage was done by the storm
there,
LEwEs, Oct. 2S.--E W. Jester of 81
GEORGES grand master, l. q. o. Il. Della.
ware paid an official visit to Atlantic
Lodge, No. 10, here last evening. lie was
accompanied By James WEIGH, d. y. q. NJ.
OF Milford. There was Il good attendance
81 members. who seemed to enjoy the re.
during he visit.
The pilot boats which We're at sen durinq
the storm Of last Thursday night have ali
returned from their cruises without ma.
terial damage. The storm was very
severe, but the boats were stanch and well
manned.
The schooner Jennie Lockwood which
put into Fortress Monroe some time 400
disabled arrived ut the Break water in tow
Of tugs Battler and Hercules Monday
afternoon and left for Philadelphia the
same evening.
Inc work OF removing the materials and
machinery from the hull Of the wrecked
llg iiaitler goes on slowly in consequences
81 bad weather. Several pieces Of machinery
have been taken out and put on the iron
pier for shipment The hull will probably
be sold as it lies on the beach.
The six men Of the crew Of the fishing
vessel Red Wing were buried near the life
station where they were found by Captain
tickers and his crew on Monday. No posi-.
I'VE means Of identification have been OBJ
tanned. No one had appeared 10 claim The
bodies up to time Of burial. Lieutenant
Walker Of the life station from Washing
ton arrived On the scene yesterday.