Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-10-27
LAKE SHIPPING SUFFERED.
Yesterdays Gale Brought Long List
OF Disasters To Lake Mich
i..nn Vessels.

CHICAGO, Oct. 26.-The gale which be-
gan last night continued most of to-day
hut at 10 o'clock tonight the WIND Is go
ing to the south and the huge seas Wnich
have been rolling on Lake Michigan l"'
the past twenty-four hours are last run
ming down. The storm brought long hsl
of disasters 10 the local schooner fleet. but
there was no loss of life. \ canvass OF the
craft at this end of Lake Michigan TO-
night show the following are missing;
Aberdeen. gram, from. thcaEo' Dtitd'
lumber. from SIebCygan: RlwaDIhr gram
from Chicago; Stafford and Nc W itlI@his. i,,,,
iHe DeIt4 aud rt4er Drohs ava! I'm i"'t.
the sc hOOncr l. Pabiow. off Port NaSiliHsl
ton. last night. The Pab.oW ha sstlI!Nco
here. the FIler has been abandoned py Iet
crew. waterlUSEed. oil Racine, ana tIl5
Delta j. believed to be drifting uiSnasieu
fifteen miles oil keHosha. Ine Ahio VIZ ~
crosse Pointe. The crew was brous nt ,t
ashore by the tug Perfection. Ef1oFiS ilie
beng made tonight TO save the N%sSe. Il.;
canvas and dc.ll loads. Four schooners
are AT anchor in shallow water south oil 'iie
harnof. bat they are sue, SUE . forr-maste,
The Susuuehanna passed q louL mas ST., seu
barge. hove to in midlakc, OH heh9siia. .o.
She was riding the storm IN soou sh, .
and had no distress signals ayli.s: s:fstarra cue
SuSuuehanna did not go 10 her asS!s tdIiCe. &
Among marin" men tonight th% mos |
anxiety is about the AberGeen- IL seio Mns
| hoped she was at anchor of New fui.aio i
nothing mas been seen OF her in that re-
| .iou She has not been sighted by moons
| ing steamers and. from the reports VI I';C
| Tutte at Michigan City. the worst -
ALPoNA. MICH. Oct. 26.-The steamer
! Republic. bound UP with a cargo, WI S,I : :
ashore on North Point at noon to-dag. ne
wind was blowing at the rate OF siHSs IN,
| miles an hour ana the sea was t1,li.'G. S niS
| life saving crew from Thunder Bay lsiah1
| rcnort that the snip is not badly GafnaStu
| as yet and the crew preferred 10 isnlatL M !, :
| on board. The Republic is a steel cralt 1 anu
| one of the best built boats on the lake
| She is worth $4,000.
The steel steamer Ramapo. of the Int3n H,t
| line, came in for shelter to-hlsht' o''i'
| damaged by the heavy sea. :.
| 1t is reported that another steamer IL
ashore on North Point, but her name can
| not he learned.
| OSCEOLA MICH. Oct. 26-The stea n
| er +. f. Gould went ashore in a furious
| gale and lies within Il few rodS Oh the
| wreck Of the George Steele. The crew,
| which included one woman, We're Ldhen
| ashore by the lifesavers from Iawas foiht
The wind is now heavy from the north ino
| the Gould will i'll all probability 80 Il
pieces before morning. =, n
| MICHIGAN CITY, IND, Oct. 26.-Th
| steamer H. A Tuttle, grain laden iron
| Chicago is sunk at the mouth of the river
\ total wreck. The seas are breaking owe
| her and she is now broken in two m
| crew was taken off by the life sayers ate
twenty-fOUr hours OF extreme peru: ! y
schooner Aberdeen, Consort OF the Tuttie
night and when last seen was la Dorm
heavily Her Whereabouts is unknown.
The Tuttle is owned by the Nichoia
| Transit Company, of Cleveland. ier lhsut
| sisted of IS O09 bushels of corn, and wa
| insured for 81. coo The schooner Aberdee
| was worth $4,000. and her cargo Oh cor
was insured for $4,000.