Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-11-26
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ii. So~ Dill. Can Benito. bound from Ia
animal "a ansl Gan Francisco, went ashore
pws tho. IN % u,,os north of here this morn
saved ~. ep r ~ steamer struck on IL sand
curran im.ara In two. The San Benito
I'm coyeroa~ ~ ssfortv.four men, and during the
March ; =, y nu term last night must have
he total .N sp hearings. The wind blew ter
As. TbapN ll M . heavy sea was running.
|fected MD, anss.sal struck about i o'clock In
attribu,a@ s.ninc and an hour later broke
venent - : ~ Of the smokestack. boats
binder civil favored but ont capsiZed liiine-
lars IN ha with five men in 1t. four Of
b the m.i,. Ns uere drowned. Another boat
nd efRcien, .onr of the crew capsiZed nine
lie service voSinc two men. Three men by
|dy alnos. oTorts reached the shore. Day
ice" In Thu ! fonrd the rest of the srew cling
recomno, y Tho rigging. Such Il heavy sea
permapent y ro,inc that il is impossible 10 ZEN
Pureau's sha assistance.
he chiefs drowned are John Sherman.
(elr assist,,. moor hoy: w. T.. Condor, second
eQuately eu Es,ant engineer; q :. Scott. first as
recomnpnd ant engineer: Michael Pcndergas;,
J class Of a. nnsher: other two unknown.
dstoomer Point Arena reached the
mails intena. n Of II o'clock aud sent cut Il boat
eth, and strs nv great bravery and skilled sea-
d efficiency !. shin rescued seven II Cn. In max
fnsion of civ ! second trip the boat was almost
5 been ven amped and was coihpeiiea 70 aDih-
ali efforts on account of the great
adily incras ,ters washing over the wreck. A
for Amerses, gr vas washed overheard aud
nine month shad shore almost dead He was
Of these AMI red by a physician on the beach.
hat countr sIor jumped overheard and at
Ire year. rnted TO swim ashore with a line.
ikes occasiO1 shoulderstraps of his life presefV-
to the grain broke and the man went down.
Is and to a rhthouse Keeper Brown and an In
actice win named Lazarus. William Com
d and Al Cunningham manned 4
mers. |. and made two heroic attempts 10
tn a compe meet the wreck with the shore with
fdition Of It'd line. but were unsuccessful The
enty-two pd smprs Point Arena and Alcazar are
hlted States fe wreck but can render no as
are aDs0lnne kspe until the sea Gains. A pass
OF other 10 steamer landed a gun NJ Port
refutes td Ea and the line will be shot TO the
arms OF The nk tonight. Both parts Of the
iofe heayiy are fast in the sand fifty feet
nan those q En. The sailors claim the accident
states along on account of the fog horn not
- are quite ging. The night was clear and the
iarm NOR HI could be seen many miles.
rries a debt No Lives Lost.
portion TO hs PENSACOLA, Fla. Nov. "a The
state in the Aoncr Red Wing of Philadelphia
IN that The lost sixty miles south of here last
ally in debt M She sprang aleak and sank in
he declares hour. The crew and one passenger
a bellttle lived here this morning.
indignity 10 -
leal iarmffl Memphis. Tenn, Nov. 24-The Lee
ucanis nt steamer City of Osceola, Capt.
oe ueaVo ny Cooper. on her way from Ash
nau'esa to Memphis, sank ut Craigshead
inost esser st sixty miles above here to-day.
aaee, spon The passengers and crew were