The sun., 1892-02-03
EVERY MAN SAFE ASHORE.
CAPT CRUMP AND NATE CANALE
RESCUED FROM sCOW NO. q.

and HunEry-Lnst OF tho 10 street Clean.
.rs who Were Imperiliea by Last Weeks
as,e-A Tamultuous Weicome Back.
rbs rood news cams yesterday that Capt.
Charles Crump and Mate Flavio Canale OF
s,ow No. 6. the only men missing OF all the
Nav York street cleaners who were blown
ant TO sea last week. had been taken of the
.cov and landed safe at Philadelphia by the
p,tish steamship Ethelburga. Crump and
canale reached New York last evening on the
7.I0 train from Philadelphia. They went at
once to their homes.
Canale lives with his wife and three children
m the top floor ofthe hve-story tenoment at 81
franklin street. His father is druggist in
centre street. and Flavlo's rooms were crowded
vlth Italian friends OF his and Irish friends OF
Mia wife. They had been waiting in his 10 by
20 room since o'clock In the afternoon. when
the first news OF his rescue reached them.
Iookouts we're posted on each floor and along
ths street to tho corner OF Centro street. At
e.l0 word was passed along the line that
Flsyio was coming. 1t flew from mouth to
mouth until 1t reached the watchers in tho
little room.
started forward. The watchers fell back and
epened a path for her to the door. Flavio
caught her in his arms. and together they fell
on the floor and went. The watchers also wept.
Flsvio next turned to his children. One after
another he huGged them and then he went on
bis knees. The little room was silent
for about a second. Then the neighbors
pressed forward. In their hurry they upset
chairs. tables. and even toppled the stove. A
bottle OF whiskey remained undisturbed until
rlAvio seized 1t. and then no cried for beer.
His face was badly swollen and his eyes were
I'd and drSm h eAs were
powerless and swollen. He moved with diff
Guilty
Capt. Crump. 81 Hamilton avenue. BROOKLYN.
when the head Of the house. looking pale and
worn was welcomed By his wife and six chill
SeiShbors and friends Of the family all came
In al. Mrs, Crump,s request. and the Captain
days voyage until his throat was sore. This
e his story OF scow No. o's voyage. as told to
"on Tuesday night. shortly after the gale
struck us We broke loose from the tug Web
ster and went drifting of on our own hook.
bumped SO. The, night was pitch. black. and
constant danger Of ,. being washed of the seow
We tho thought there was q possibility Of sighting
some vessel and signalling to her From the
we saw nefhns but waves s. and sky In ali thas
times did we see the sun. Early Wednesday
fixed for necessaries. There was plenty Of
fuel and oil and considerable food and water.
5sc4s sny sh nSh sed be US sut f wsd c
nd th us re se
scow with B. D. on It was up. and. served for .
signal. When the HURRICANE had blown itsel:
sSe 's had STAINED 9l asHed
the tiller to the bitt. but we couldn't steer by
it although we were being blown so fast that
We driitei on, Keeping careful watch until
Saturday morning without sighting any
that We saw a sail. On Saturday morning We
sighted a big steam or about ten lilies to wind
that do don't is SUPPOSE i She could Eave % seem seem
US. We. felt like giving UP when she went
y ShGS fs we sus saw ssns
% reefed sails H1 She "S U.s. R eitRsr nns Then
Tie steamship Sylvia. and she signailed to
but The stoSe it
as soon as It touched the water. She lay by
US. seeing 1t was useless to put out q boat in
had tried to sent US life lines. but they didn't
t.Tss .sy & ts psA %ps%.y Ssz
end ses at Fs waGns 1 sSe
safely; and then It took an hour Of manna.
d lag yns Ead 6eee
blown into ribbons < row of. nearly an
%ss sr tfEs ssamsr s back G the ship heh
hadepha Aer er the small sH% Boat sraaf Rns in the
snd Mas asrnns
sea taf dape
water and 180 miles from Sandy HOOK. latitude
Se.SSg S SS nSSrtR kUnGltude kg 7$ Tess We
doned the s.: scoW she she was Leaking. and AND In sup
pose she will sink. We got into Philadelphia
$3.50 today; I've been blown away twice
this / feel all right except that I'm tired out
sna littIe @ on ny nerve enc now that its all ovor"
ara not hr tss
haHl vt those I scows in heavy weather" he said
Canals says that The ~ rations 0a seryed out on
@ q anyi ay sn% I essh ea
The thsy saw s: d%cE qf' It SWAN aae ali ii
!pSth1 pSHttipS & down an empty pail. 1t disappeared
The rescue Of .crump and canale com pletes
the list OF seventy men who went adrift. The
caught in last weeks gale were taken no OF after
I snd Ssio rhs ehe oSp
three OF the scows with their crews OF two 70
men each. and the rescue OF the Webster's
Commissioner Brennan and the Barney Tow
ing Company think the only loss will be the
tug Webster. She was owned by Capt. Hem
Inessy. was valued Mt S12 0OO. and not insured.
she sank of Navesink scow No. 5 is buoyant
and her owners a,sn say she cannot sink. She is
valued Mt 81 900. and insured for S12.OOO.
Secretary Do Witt C. WINS OF the Barney
Dumping Company said Yesterday that the
tho, the salvage on the three rescued scows.. i
The Insurance lSi2 2001i viii be claimed. In
the vne.s, event Of her being brought IN by some
vessel. the insurance company will pay the
salvage salvage The redress OF the Etna lay In an
-" We lease our dumping scows to the De-
Rartment of Street Cleaning" said Mr.. WINS.
scows TO US in good condition"
>. Assistant Corporation Counsel Blandy said:
me loss of tho scows was an net OF the ele-
ments nl,' We do not admit the liability ot tho
Hsk a nd must bear the loss"
Napt Clark and tho crew OF the Webster
arrived here ycste rday from Eineyard Haven,