Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-28
FRIGHTFUL STORM.
Atlantic Coast SlTeWn With
WTeCkage.
Senator Quay on Trial In Philadel-
phia for Alleged Conspiracy.
Trial OF Collins AZ Topeka for the MUIR
Ger Of Bis Father.
SUPREME COURT DECISION.

Gloucester, Mass, Nov. 99.-Nine YES
sails were lost in blizzard near this
port, and II is believed that the crews
nearly all escaped. Nearly all the ves-
sells lost we're tishermen's craft.
STEAMER ASHORE.
Duluth, MINI, Nov. Ss The steamer
Harlem. Of the Western transit line, Is
ashore on the south side Of lsle Royale.
near Msnagerie light, In nearly the same
spot that the Centurion went down two
years ago. She is in an exposed 20.
sitiOn. and thought TO be leaking.
MANY SHIPS SUNK.
Boston, Nov. gS.-Tugs returning 10
this city this noon after a tour OF the
harbor report about thirty. 1--we vessels
ashore or sunk In and near Boston har-
Dor. Seven large schooners and two
Baltimore coal barges are completely
wrecked. IL Is estimated that between
twenty Eve and thirty lives are lost
Only one body Is yet recovered. More
than a dozen are reported in the surf.
The steamer Ohio, Of the Warren line, Is
high and dry on Spectacle island. IL is
doubtful n she can be floated until
channel is dug. The ocean going tug,
Tamqua, ia on the rocks at Rainsiord
island, total wreck.
The management OF the Portland
steamship company announced at noon
that they had no information a. to the
whereabouts OF the steamer Portland.
which left this city on Saturday night
for Portland. with twenty 6ye or thirty
passengers.
FEARFUL STORM.
New York, Nov. 2s.-Points on eastern
Long Island which have been cut of
from railroad communication since Sat-
urdays storm are still without railroad
connection, and the cuts In Shinneock
hills are reported to have ten feet OF
snow In them. The storm was felt far
out at sea. Many regular liners and
steamers due early Sunday were obliged
to keep out at sea until the storm absted
The trains from the west on all lines
entering Jersey City are one 10 three
hours late. A train from Boston by the
New York, New Haven q Hartford rail
road, due here at q. N. yesterday
reached the Grand Central depot twenty
Eve hours late. The passengers suffered
greatly.
SCHOONER STRANDED.
Washington, Nov. 2s.-Chief Kimball
OF the life saving service, received tele
gram stating that the schooner Ivy
Belle, from Boston 10 Bristol, stranded
near ferries Point, Nh. The crew OI
four was saved by the life saving crew
The vessel il a total loss.
The British brig Champion and the
schooner c. J. Willard are ashore In
Quaddy bay, Maine. The Champion viii
bs total loss. The crews are safe.
SAILORS RESCUED.
Salem, Mass, No. 2S.--TWo member.
, OF the crew OF the schooner Bertha
GrOss, from Deer Isle, Maine, were res
cued from House island, off Manchester
to day, nearly dead, having been withou
, shelter or food for thirty hours. Tn
, schooner was lost on the reefs near Tn
island on Saturday. Captain Wallae
ThusOn, aged about 20. and his son JOhI
/ perished.
RAyAGEs OF THE STORM.
Boston, Nov. 2S.-NOt since 1852 has
storm caused sucn destruction of prop
erty and loss of life 80 near the city a
that OF yesterday. Tugs that starte
early to-day TO explore the harbOr an
offer assistance where needed, found tn
condition OF affairs almost unpredente
in the marine history OF Boston. o.
every shOal and reef in the harbOr wa
found some wrecked craft, over which
, wild sea still dashed, carrying the yess'
= . higher upon shore or slowly grinding
to fragments. Many wrecks were coyere
70 with ice; this and the fact that a terTif
!. !. sea was running made It impossible
y learn names, The raging waters ais
q prevented any attempt to recover bOdi,
known to be in some Of the wrecks, an
y = 1, ia probable that II will be several da!
y before a complete list OF those lost can
obtained.
At Shag Rocks, between Boston ligl
= aud Brewsters, where the schooner Calyi
II. Baker was ashore, two sailors wei
taEen from the rigging by the life saver
"a nearly exhausted, aud the dead body
n another was recovered. Three othe
y from this vessel we're drowned but eOu
;, n be found.
n Did FROM EXPOSURE,
le New York, Nov. 2s.-The blizz ard whiC
N set In Saturday night continued sundt
throughout the east, causing much daI
% - age and suffering in the city, and 50
N eral persons died Of exposure.
M Dynamite Explosion.
Havana, Nov, pa box OF dynami
Iavplndad tbfa morninU paaV tha paf,