The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-31

Z II 4 3 s
night VI
CAUSE oF ITaE DELAY.
~; = .----... -.
The unbrials Shaft WAS Breieen-shs Be-
fused Assistance. Il.
NRw YoRS, Dec. 80. Captain Duck,
ofsthe steamship Manhansett, which
q arr; r;vafl ifrom Briskol TO-DAY. REPORTS that
on peeember 2s at j 40 o'clock D. M,
4. I'd 4s.5o. LONG 81. a. he spoke the
GsSs,tlsr $ Imbria lying % with three
ssas anebor5 ont. repairins y her shaft.
- 4. ~, /. a..;st. ar ,onoi,s tha
= sne eAPseseu , y llais wy ~, y,
next day and wished to DO reported al
we'll.
TVban 5.sa,, Nv tha a Sa1iteo. on Decetn.
I ses', ~ ~ Z. 10 10
per So, me 9mpsla was Y last f''gs'
long. 5805, q position further west
than where She was seen by the Man
hanssEt
7 M ..,t,;s,. iI6, short fiva
y tn9s,a, II W1i.sn ts N % la, hIscIs
inlies it9Ln t9e = ts nar 1si II
{ anu tohely. eso lslstlssy toi ~ t s.,,asa u
smoke came Epahing IEont nss s sgGS ,'isnI!
STACKS. Ali so9kee l9Esofn snI NJ -
desettea ana alsi1ptsu. sogs '.s, -. ~ 49,
nansets cane nesst eaou y "a \ ~ ss ssa
70 make out neg mama ~, .s wv ~ y. sfs ~
tneae on ppaE9 ol !lSE. tl,e .ty. 49, tne .t.
alatlansels sAW tnas spS ~, sJS III,
ympIia Z: ano snIs NV sls was V4eV4Sses'9
pnaer tnes WsiAtnet' q ~
NOT BADLY HURT.
She did 'not link badly hnft, however.
g., Z, n. 4, h.r s;,las noSrnasts
tis ~ ! - t.s' = "a, e
gone, no mapping sallS -
shreds. no injury 70 the rnuaet; mere ~
was no tts so net sIl sns tsS ~ ~ trne es
- asr.I y NJ Iyins " u sa maEa t repairs.
The sCunafdsr had no signals Of dis
tress sst and she carried no sail. She
had thteesea anehora out over bow and
she was doing her best TO keeR net5nese
up 70 the wind She was stra,gnt \, a I !up
and down n the water, and al thlngs
conside dered, was doing we'll
The sea anchors, whlch. are great
heavy affairs, tied to many hundreds o.
yards OF rope, dragged along IN tne
water and Z kept her nose up: sne
idriited q little with the gale, bnt mot
much. She did not look badly oil when
the Manhansett came up close 70 her.
She. had some ice on her, and there
were salt crystals on her stnokestack,
but that seemed quite natural tor u
been blowing, and the storm haa been
very bad for some days. st..
The captain and second mate got OUT
the signal book, and, with the gale
blowing nasty, the two steamships the
big Cuuarder which could easily nave
placed the little ManhanRett at Of her
smoke stacks, began 70 talk TO each
other.
MosAlLsp AT SRA.
trWhoare yoa?' asked the little fell
low.
The big one told him ana sag ne =
was ont from tiyerp9ol lor SeM ssl, hSfa, St.,
Inspig en ,,,ss Ses0i VA on snow;ny
~ S,.aa as4 = III = - 81 Sis hnsiness was
VIZ m, M 4, ny NV, ,, AZ Il stsd ina signal
tltas 49, s !. ;tir. 5;rs :. ~ ~ ~ ii,ook mesnt
.,sbstt ~ SSbs S1nShansett showed an
:. Z; nns,,t IL III Rim know ia
ss.i1 NJ M tbsn hoisted ,,un.
yes II nm 'EH sI sisnaiIea
rs gssEplIL tLs .ssa 49, aa5 I tbe nmhria
snss. sus M ~ 81 Ii;Ss.n the Cnn.
itetpaFkeH .,s III .,.j., ,o.mor,eSg i,
M s Y sgsn + ~ n al "A Il any 6gsistance
80. :. ss,,;ssa and fha Grnaftler ans.
.sasaj ssSs = s,,ast NJ, ma ~ INV owr,oTs .
T,tsn Irb 4 W. n Sn 4 hansetk bade farewell to
~ ts.sn ~ IN \ '.;snt tbs nassen1ers
s siS ,ssSS NJ lrsrchisfs 0looh1ily.
sr5 tbs % Srnaiisr stesmship left tie