The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-12

gale set in the south OF England and
ireland. Sailing vessels bound up and
down the channel, warned by falling
barometerc, put their helms up and
made for barber. AS the night grew
colder. the wind blew with hurricane
force. Not alone were saIinsvessels in
danger, but large ocean steamships lack
ing sea room, were compelled to keep
of shore.
tits feared that when the details OF
the storm begin to be received they will
bring intelligence OF many wrecks and
great loss OF life. Already few dis
patches have been received, telling OF
wrecks caused by last nights storm.
The IRON schooner Denvenue suiled
two days ago on voyage Tor sydney,
\. 5. W. She had made geo! weather
down the channel until lNst eight, when
she was caught in the storm and driven
ashore near Sand Gate. When the Ben
venue strucl; her crew were compelled
TO take TO the rigging 10 escape being
washed overheard by the seas, which
were making clean breach over the
vessel. The members OF the lifc-saving
boat who were patrolling the beach
near where the Benvenuc was dashed
~ossnl IN ~ i;f, ''s a,s .,si,a ., s'lc ia,e
a,ortnJ ooaa WIS ''rS.'.eSt tttt'' I:I'
cnci,ia LII M il, - 'nu Wie'M' tossLi ~ ny i;t
%oa. $500 roCo uit arI 'ioit '.'e ives VIZ iitg
To soon US' ,nn" " ,v,,; a; 1;n st;us sne cpi
- ~ suoN' "pi'"tcnt'! eiinloiiiE x, 70 t"e top
wonI J;so,'oor ooS i0tao III ,.i, nen se sho
again anpcared tbe hardy wafer.
man We're seen gallantly strug-
gllns against terrible odds, but
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bo,aron .r.'.G IL Win .. ic'Cnu. Iiii"..s,
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,hn. ";S WIZ, a;I suGh tEe'iiGiluous !i Jury
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other vessel is reported ashore close to
where the Bcnvcnue lies, but no details
as TO her name or the circumstances
attending her wreck have been re-
ceiyed.
ALL HOPE GONE.
A lotcr disnotcb from sand Cote eors
a.. -. -. -, o''' y 80 I'S :,
MAJ Tue NE savers nave abandoned all
nope OF saving the crew OF tho Ben
Venue. They made another effort to
reach the vessel in their boat, bu,
failed. The hull OF the Benvenuc is
gradually sinking.
The bodies OF several victims OF the
storm have been lound on thc bcoch nj
Sand Gate. Il is believed to be only n
question Of time when other bodies will
be washed ashore.
The cargo al the Beuycaue.is tIoat;no
out OF her holds and the beach NJ Sands,
gate is strewn with all:kinds OF wreck
aye. Much OF the cargo has dr;ftcl
ashore, and has been taken in churre by
the wreck managers. a BODY oi troops
has been sent to aid the lie savers alonr
Sandsgatc section of the coast in their
efforts to render assistance to distressed
'eISeIs ErI ..n,n' anu 10 res rescue @ ,neir crews.
and now RACES y with V rrcat hUr,''nn,o inrv frnm
Wick on the east coast OF Scotland Ia
the Sicily islands in the English chan.
mel. This group OF islcts numbers about
l4O and constitute constant menace 10
vessels during stormy weather. Therr
are several light houses on the island,