The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-10-17
DISASTER ON The LAKES
RediH Washed on Shore Tell Of tho
~ Storms Fury.
STORIES OF THE SHlPWRECK
Terrible Work OF the Gale to Yes
sells Caught In Its Orasp-rhs
Dean Richmond and the
Minnehaha.

DUxKiRE. n. T., Oct. 16.-Thrss bodies
from the wrecked steamer Dean Rich
inond are lying In the moraue here. They
are identified ~ those Of A. :. Dodge.
second cook; Captain Stoddard, second
mate, and Boysson, whsslsman. The cap
tain's watch stopped at l2:30, evidently
The time the vessel went down. Boyeson
bad the vessels papers in his pockets.
The bodies were badly pounded on tho
rocks.
AANIsTEE, Mich. Oct. i6.-Ths body Of
Mary Keefe, cook OF the Minnehaha, has
Samuel Meadows, wheelsman; William
Brown, seaman; Mrs. Retta Ellsworth,
stewardess. and an unidentified man were
picked up six miles from here and are now
on the way to this city. One OF the
morning. Searching parties have started
along the shore to recover bodies and pick
up whatever freight washes ashore.
SAULr STE MARIE. Mich, Oct. l6.-Tho
steamer White Giant, with the Ocho,
Eneis, Fanny Neil and Annie Sherwood in
tow, bound TO Chicago with lumber, was
out in the great gale on Lake Superior
Friday and Saturday 10 missing. and
the Neil is thought to no In Waisti
bay. The Sherwood alone Il heard from.
The survivors Of her crew were picked up
by the steamer Siika Sunday morning and
brought here. The dead are: Captain
Lewis Guthrie. Chicago; James Consins
sailor. The injured are: Thomas Ran
dali, mate, aud Thomas Rountrec, stew
ard, both of Chicago. The body OF Captain
Guthrie was brought here. Tho Sherwood
was completely wrecked soon after en-
countsring the storm and the crew took tc
the boats.
PORT Rowan, Ont, Oct. 16.-The
steamer wocoken has gone down OF
Long Point, and Of her crow Of 10 people
l8 were drowned. The dead are: Alfred
Meswald. captain, of Marine City; Mrs
Sarah Meswald. his sister-in.iaw; Cap
tain John Mitchell Of Cleveland, first
mate; David Jones Of Cleveland. chiei
engineer; Michael Hinkleman Of Cleve-
land. second engineer; Matthew HasleI
OF Marine City; George Smith, fireman
John Hinklcman. fireman; Charles Ma
narti, steward; Henry Crauch, watchman
Edmund Eldretlge, watchman; william
Eaohle, whsslman; Michael Kenncy
dsckhand. These are all from Marine
CITY. ...-.-
Tho wocoken left Ashtabula Friday,
bound for Duluth. carrying 800 tons o
coal. She went first to Erie, whore she
picked up the schooner Joseph Paige
Shortly after leaving Erie she was strucl
by tho full force Of the storm aud tried (,
make Long Point. The sea was too
much for her, however, and she foundsres
not far from the west end Of the point
She would probably have rode out tn
gale, but for the fact that her matches CAV,
way under the tremendous seas and the
boat was quickly flooded and sunk. Th,
schooner Paige cast loose soon after sh,
started for Long Point and ran safel.
bsfsre the gale TO the shelter on the wes
shore ofthe boint. She was pretty badi,
wrsoked. The Wocoken was valued a
$4,000 and WAS owned BY Capt. Johl
Mitchell OF Cleveland, who was on he
when she foundered.
PORT Dover, Ont.. Oct. 1e.-Th
steamer Whitaker went ashore at Lon
Point Sunday during terrific storm an,
10 nov lying on the bar. The crew OF
caped with great difficulty.
| CHICAGO, Oct. l6.-Advices TO the assc
Glazed press report that vessels are ashor
at various points along the lakes. but .
| far there is no loss of life beyond that a
ready reported. Tho loss to property wi
be very heavy.
DuYKIRK. n. Y, Oct. 16.-Tho body Q
Walter Goodyear has been washe
ashore. The bodies are oil recovered
three being as yet unidentified. Fran
Cahoon. George Mann and George Thu
ber went out In . row boat from Dunkir
this afternoon in search OF bodies and a
lost their lives. Their bodies are not n