The evening world., 1894-04-12
NO BODIES RECOVERED.
only n pit OF the How of the Mar
iIce Is Left OF the Wreck.

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ATLANTIC H~IGIlLAEDS, y. j., April
y An that Il left OF tho threc-masted
.chooncl Kate Markco, which went
a4hore OF Highland Beach Yesterday,
Is u portion of tho bow sticking nose
downward deep into the sand.
The wind wHa still blowing fiercely
from tho northeast when AZ Evening
World' reporter surveyed the wreck
this inorailr. About three miles on
shore lay Il bark and Il four-mastcd
schooner at anchor. Two tugs hover.!
near thru, tu, IN" l~sc-savDnG men
cast anEtDus eyes at III" tossing vesa"ls,
knowing that If the anchor chain SHOULD
!art n"'hins col!' save them IRON
i"atructIpn on the leach. lpwaris
I"On the fplr-mastcd schooner hove
h,t anchors and took a lin" from
out of the tugs. The journey to the
reached Il sal" hnrhor. The bark, how
ever, refused us~iStanc" and hung to
her anchorage
The enormous siz. Of the waves may
y" Judged when 1t is known hat the tug
disappeared from view In the trough of
the sea.
from III" Kote Markee This seems
strange, as the vessel stranded barely
LOO fee, from the beach, The r"rgr,"r
OF aaIt and the fonowlms an wei
was given: Them bIlics won't come
aShor, urtil the wind changes. 80
bOdies eyer come out Of .hr sea on the
cas-, wlad. 1 don't know wAy this l..
but II l. a true SAYING
.fhi5 being the case. 1T is doubtful IL
all Of the bodies WIN be recovered. Tho
iIEhcrmcn say that the east wind viii
drive them down the coast and they
may turn up miles below the high
lands.
The rarkortown inhabitants do not
hesitate to CRITICS" the lie saving men.
They say the men from Sprrmaceti cove
ought to have saved several of the crew.
three shots along for the li~ne-casting
mortar, and when these missed they
had To send 10 the house for more. Dur
'ns the interval the men were drowned.
Fishermen say they never saw Il YES
s M 60 to Et~ces SO fast as the kate
cleared tn" beach had her spanker held
say that with her ibis and spank"r set
she was working Off the beach in SPLEEN
iii style, suddenly ,the spankcr, was
rent into ribbons and the jihs whir.ei
the vessels head around and drove her
straight in. She came ashore with both
anchors hanging at her bow. No at
tempt was made to lower them.
Along the coast from Sandy Hook to
Long Branch the storm worked tremend-
Gus havoc. The tracks of the New Jer-
s"y Central Railroad have been turned
and twisted into fantastic shapes by the
terrific seas. Telegraph poles and wires
ar" In confused tangles and lriftwOod OF
all sort covers the land from the beach
waters swept upon the piazza OF the big
hotel there and JUS abov" Sea Bright
from river - ocean. 1t viii cost the
railroad people man thousands OF dol
LARS to ! sair their tracks. Trlegraphic
comWIhIcati9n along the coast was i'm
telephone only reached Asbury Park and
SEA bright. Wires were down in all
directions. Several 81 the bridges over
night.
Capt. Joe Johnson's schooner. Live
Yankee. was driven ashore at Ware
mouth. capt. Benjamin Griegs's schooner
William Clark was driven ashore at Port
Monmouth. lsiiore Walling's ncw dwell
INK. in course Of erection at Port Mon
mouth, was blown down and the fonnda-
tions twisted. capt. john Skidmor"'s
schooner dragged anchor from Sperma-
ceti cove three miles westward, and
anchored off here. capt. Frank T.. Wing.
assisted by Henry u. Covl". got up sufi-
cirnt SAL, and made Perth Amboy In
safety.
Three other schoon"rs are watched 10y
tide.
MANASQHAN, \. J.. Apr,l "a few
beach are all that remain of thu schoon,
"r Albert W. Smith, which went ashore
1T that yGint Yesterday, None of the
",l''N nl tu' IEhl persons Nhp were
aboard has hern recovered.
Providence, Il. 1. went to the lifc-Suv,
ing station to-day, as "A representative
- 'hr family of capt. Albert X. Berry
| Mr.. kudlung was much affected ut tn,
1 sight Of the few remaining timhers vi
the" vessel. He had. he said. taen sev
ertl trips In her to South America, anC
had grown to love the craft. Mr.. Bud
long gay capt. Lrngstrc"t an aCcurat,
description of Capt. Berry. and aske,
tina ~ soon as the body was found Mrs
Berry hc Eotiticd, at - Vernon street
Providence. X. |.
a peculiar featur" ~ the wreck Is tina
not II single artiCl" of personal property
belonging to the captain or crew hal
come ashore. The schOpner's yawl boa
Is ON tn" beach with her stern torn ont
showing tn" boat was attached to tn,
schooner when the vessel s'ruUk.
The gale Is still blowing from tn,
northeast, and wcathCrwiSe Jcrseymer
doubt If 1t will die out before tomorrow
morning. The crews of the life-savln,
80 % l-~. fNn. tI-,A ...i -