The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-04-12
SHIPS WENT DOWN.
A Storm Of Great Severity General
Along the Atlantic Coast-A
Seventy Mile Gale. ISIS.
Two Vessels, Sunk OF the New Jersey
Coastand Eighteen Sailors
Drowned.
The Whole Beach From Sea Bright,
Three Miles North, Under )
Water.


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hnovn. however. ths,t 7 yssssi. suppossd
~ be 4 l.rre scheoasr. 1has besa wtscked
o8 Hnuan ana sirlat az hsr crew have
haed d,ovnsd TIA sAcond vesssl aslore
q also sa;d 10 hsvv lost her entire crew
of 10 man. and both yssseis fs ss ...irt &
Hav. nssens cs,ap,sse w,sslsA sit
The crews OF the b INDY Hook Squan
and Long Branch life sewing stations
mt out 10 the sssisfance Of ths disabled.
vessels A aeon = fhsv, WAR srSported
sahors. hat Il a NOT known that 1 slnals
life h.s han ssved. n the furicus sea
running. and the blindins inow b prs.
venting any elective work on ths part
Of the life savers, Tho vessel WRECKED
off Souan u the Albert w. Smith, ssil-
Ing from Philadelphia % Providence
with coal. She wss dfiysn ashore shortly
be. ore daylight tbs driving siset. and
wind preventing the crews from seeing
thu liRht. I'm 10 the hour Of filing this
dispatch, no bodies hsys Teen discoy-
cred. though according 10 fisherman,
who was patrolfing the beach shortly
after the -second schooner struck. she
lost both her masts ana several Of her
crew were yyashed ov srboard with them,
The heavy sea and snowstorm prevented
any accurate view Of the wreck. but Il
is asserted that the mon were .ssispt
overheard with the wrecksee. were soon
after washed away and d1 owned, Sig
other man. according to stories told,
sonubt refups ON the schoono,,s bow.
snr;t. but were washed overheard one
hv ona and drowned.
N..riy ns.ohsd Land = s.
One of the seamen. evidently strong.
,er and better swimmer than the rest.
made . gallant attempt 70 swim 70 the
shore. Throwing away the upper part
of his clothing, he made for the shore
and actually obtained q foot hold, whom
the strong undertow washed him Of HE
feet, and in his exhausted condition. the
unfortunate swimmer was carried out
again and drowned. sss
Another of the seamen succeeded In
swimming to the mast Of the schooner
which was nearest to him ana bold Ion
to it, though tossed up and down luxe .
cork by the heavy rollers for some time.
But eventually wave swept the weak
seaman from his hold ON the spar and
he soon after sank out OF sight. The
life saving crews are .patroiling tho
beach in the hope OF recovering somS Of
the bodies which 1t Is expected Will
float ashore of Squan beach and OF
this place. 1t has been ascertained that
the vessel which went ashore on this
place was the three masted schooner
Kate Market. and there seems no douht
that all her crew were drowned. 5.
Whole Beach Undss Wsesr
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puhdlng IN 'ns gee So1ng ~ p.e 80. -.
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