The evening world., 1894-02-06
PICKED UP AT SEA.
Grew of the Schooner ]. E. Kelsey
Rescued by the Westhall.
Almost Frozen When the Steamer
Hove in Sight.
Big Atlantic Liners Come in Coated
with Ice.

QUARANTINE 6 T Fob h
,-ann s,oonor wo.,h,u {, ,am,s, ,n,rn
Shields Jan lG, which arrived Mt this
station mt g3O this morning rcp,rts
rIcLir,, nm tho sbinuronLaI nra,, -, ,b,
r"tN",s W. Nv n'pw'IrNe' crew VI '",
the captain, mate, cook ana two sailors,
nsar rarn Iin,,cros ~, ,ho ono,In. 20,
Feb, 4 ~ y"
,h., ha ,a,Iad .or uam, naa w.
,m hai,as, rnn aro. um
IN phl'ast Tor orders. lie met with snow
squalls and "A succession Of gales until,
at Z o'clock ON tbs. afternoon of reb
ha o,o,,N, ~, .n|,
ne sIsh,tu 'ht Kelsey drifting hopeIessly
1902 tons burden. and was lumber laden.
M. nat,, 20 ~. u,.iI ..'. -. =
me saliS Oh inc ,'uc 'rait mao peen
blown away, her decks strained and
nr,an
~ 1ho'n,mouS hau putn sorh way Dy
.hhnltnnnrr ~, SeaS IN MaS nuLnt' nranihB ~
nnul.er ioI w snipWrcckeI crew VINO
VT ,l asrrlD,e uiS'ress from lack Oh
~ d" rMpoSure, u,, ,o
.npt' ,'Vspy Sent II 'il,poht 10 ,ne
msrd of Of ,b ,ne cb% seEo "aicrr crew Grey IN con-
IT, nan W. a. IL n,rei o,dTer' hmu sutve,"ea
dar II ness hid snt,iod oG.r ~ US :"
a Har' vvhn s,,,u'" oEsr We oc,nn,
scbnnpner san1I tnhn', 'nt w W
D--,, HI.
met. ~ * LOT NsW YORK on
ian, L. NeNt nay ne was Obliged to put
~ ,I' sm,'ter nsnimu nape lopkont me
mina ple" u Rhie ult,l tne Sun, %hen the
w'h'hTr scttleu, anu ne resumed ms ,Voy-
aho, lhe seconu uay OUT lht VIM IN
cttnsed 10 u tenpest ana the little craft
snippeu iarse quah,l'Ics OF water.
4ne was an 9id craft; having been
pulIl ~ loau anu her letks sprung anu
heer aiter capih was washed away.
rofng. 'np'ahn, mntn anu crnW 'ook
rSluse N ihe iu'nbsr, ana hung out
sishals OF DISTRESS. lhey drlttri about
eMpIseu 70 the piercing colu WINDS ana
Tu.'inE ,oice 81 "a hniistortn Una. TASTED
~ mourS' Win lmeir viothlns sun ana
room 10 .neir poules' uhtll the Nesthhll
pickeu lheih up.
rour oeiht9d Atiahtic liners, SCARED
ana battered from tempcsts In mid
ocean. lay at anchor at Upper Quaran-
tlhc station when the sun rose over the
hafbor TINS morning. The wind was
a u u cam ana 'he water showed
out IN me centre or the channel, di-
rectly opposite the station, two OF the
sturdy N,oyhg"rs swung with the motion
OF the ',de, scores or persons chme GOWN
OF hhfnlets on staten island TO view the
ships.
,Ihe masts' spars ana riGglngs were
sheathed In what appeared to, be glass
or various colcrs, ana as the ships swung
about IN me stream the effect was eH'
eepd'hs,y prr,tg. r;Vrry spar seemed 70
SEM oui VerieEntcd iiShts, aha the N
nunerhble lclcles mat huns from the
yhru-ariis' Hpre Iikn 80 many nrlsnis OF
Stiss WIN iheir multl-colored effects,
nhe picture was or snort duration,
lor me warm suhllSht soon began 10
s9tttn the icy armoI so mat the crews
OF the vessels vonld easily remove the
dnnSerous HUNKS NAV nhng nshaclnGly
oyer .ncir hcaas, me WORK or Gearing
tmt rieh'nF w. wv ,u, WhS huuon,inlsn''i
before ~ u rlovh' "hen lhe SHIPS weighed
anchor ana ihu'n 10 me disappointment
OF the 'ahd iupners moved SLOWLY up the
hh,oor 10 mi. pi'rs.
EN'Iy intpniilIS vessel Reports tempest
NUS wthtner niinost BEYOND preceuent.
me suing Gratt report y c~ontinuatom
~ shits' nlsn seas "nu hurricanes az
,nrougn tne Wohtns ot i,ecemper ana