New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-11
,wREcKs oN THE NEw-ENGLANp COAST

lWKECKS ON THE NEW-ENGLAND COAST
SHIPS ABANDONED Hf THEIR CREWS ~ THE
FIrHc. CALI. DAMAGE ALoNG THE SOUND
Gloucester Mas. OFT. TO- shortly after midnight
a strong wind from the east began to blow. and ir-
creased until noon. when 10 reached a hurricane
force The sea along the shore the south side
OF cape Ann broke mountains high. and the weather
wa thi,K that no objects AT distance could be
seen. Captain Lun"ku. % the tug Siari~. observed
ii schooner drifting ami put ont to her assistance.
but just before the tug reached her me crew Of
thc schooner abandoned her Ia their boat. and the
vessel drove or thu rocks near Norman's Woe. and
wds dashed 20 pieces The crew Effected land
NIX safely and reported then vessel the schooner
Adelad". slAty tour tons. captain !. ~ Lowell.
owned at Bangor. and from Bosion 10 Ninterport
with 90 bushels OF wheat. l9' barrels OF hour -
casks Of OIL and 20 tirr'es OF grease consigned To-
y. f. Kich The schooner and cargo are total
loss The vessel was insured In the Delaware Com
pany.
Woods Hole Mass. oct l0-The three-mast I'd
scnooner r.. *. Hart Of Alexandria. from Boston TO
Bridge port with cargo of paving stones. is sunk in
Tarphuln cove. Tn" crew, together with TWO
women. "a" wives 81 the captain ana mate were
saved Three fishing slo9ps are also ashore there,
to get particulars. \ o-masted schooner Is also
reported ash9re there: name unknown The storm
the wharf ana breaking into the streets.
salem. tss.. oct. lO.-The schooner Hero. Cap
tain Cosscn. from SeIrsport to Weymouth. with
lumber. sprang aleak on Boon Island at about I
Of the crew, soon became raterlogged Al point
about opposite TEACHERS Island she lost her rudder
and at Eastern Point she had nll"d but was kept
alOat 10y her cargo OF lumber Tn vessel then split
OPEN and the stnTboard side was carried away.
At about O'Clock the captain and crew
dashed themselves To what was left OF the
rigging and drftel about until nearly o'clock this
afternoon when they sighted from Bakers
Island light, and Eugene Turpenny ~ sstant light
keeper. with Henry Morse. launched the Govern
nont hfcboat and. al the risk Of their lives went
10 their assistance and succeeded In rescuing them
They were Israel clossen. captain; Eliser Patterson
mate Of Scarsport. Frank Mahoney. OF Belfast.
and Harry Gilman. OF Bangor. Meantime. a
brother Captain clOssen In another vessel pa seed
into Salem harbOr. and. recognizing his brother =
ship Immediately chartered the tug Morrison md
went TO the disabled vessel AlinouCn 100 late to
rescue the crow he tOwed the wreck 20 the fats of
the IA shOuse wharf. whore she beached.
Bridgeport. Conn oct. lO-Thc heavy sea washed
away "A large part OF the wall Seaside Park to-
day ard flooded the boulevard track and bali
grounds. The Park Commissioners estimate the
damage at between $4,000 and $4,000 This Is the
third time in two years that storm has caused
rious damage at the park.
stamford. Conn. oct l0.-The big pavilion bcong-
ing TO John Ennis at the end Of Shppan Point col
lapsed this morning and Is total loss. The waves
during the storm washed away the foundations.
The pavilion was built eight years ago at cost Of