The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-03
DEATH RoLLoF THE STORM.
PROBABLY FORTY LIVES EOS IN
WRECKS NEAR BOSTON.

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rcnoy AiopE the Censt - TIE ~Herth-ereat
manage ut GIouceutaF-Thirty Vessels Blewn
49,, n, that pu.rbor-vast Ascent OF
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at Gie"rea'er' HNe''e VIZ
nt Lynn ~Bench-Bo'ton In the world AEaln'
T., y tho la.est adv,css
nosIon :, a. hc,,cvcd that At least FORTY soiI.
op'alp"o,o !. 49, ,n Nopaav.s ana 1nesdav,s
ors iPSt INC Ms~..o,nsc,t. coast alone More
49, a score Of vessels were wrecked and az
'hah " ..s,r souaecd Tho trihpto NJ life
many uuI :. 80 tho no,ver NJ tbIs .,orm "a
arouhu =, not Ice. than twenty. Ada 10 tbia
esV'nH'.u s,r,nu Tho oxistence NJ tho pale
.h0 NV ,a ros.o,s and boats went ashore In
,"en'' .nd o,x mora Mt piqeon Cove and
II "a 4, will no seen that tho loss was
noOAPol, than that Of 1890 which IA
e'on W., 90 ..yino that nover beforo has such
oqn"n.a,s storm bcen recorded ON Cane Ann.
80 han ,hIrtv.tvo bodiea washed
49,, tho vrecks nm To dark to-day. md
.nora ,v,n nrobabIy bo found Tomorrow.
lno,os, DAMAGE vas Mt Gloucester whore
- .h,r,v vessels went oshore. the entire
oou . ~. harbor beinp lined with craft some
. 49,, lying sinRly. Others piled together In
49, - sb.ttered bulls and tangled wreck
hse. ,oa,ss have been pi.ked nm and
rout.'. 80 : snnnosed To be the crew Of a
some = |. 18th IN Mondav Afternoon wa, an
eehooae :. Iiona,,. N.ct In the outor barbor. AZ
cno,e ". ia hasora tbe storm were the three.
anono, .ss.nar n w Jevett the coaatinp
Cr.ro liant tho .James Holmes. and an.
bcnooner A., -. 49,. - st,.n-
other mall coaster. All OF .nese nave aisap-
tom or been dashed OH the rocks. OF their
s ssrss. only n'' ln'A u -
.,o poooh ,o-dav t,veIve bodiea vere
p,c -, d up. and at lynn Beach ai1 came ashore
I'M. IN .so .nSoor.r cborles A. Brirra. wrecked
on Nahant rocks on Monday night. Pilot Pcr-
island and reported that twelve bodies had Seon
taken to the island, and these are undoubtedly
vessels. A tug will be sent to Bakers Island and
tho bodies VIII DO p,ousht 10 ealem. ,o.A.
six vessels in the harbor. driving them upon the
The following is q complete list, 80 far as OBJ
tainaole at q late honr . eps Eas;u ., inc es senoO %ers
ashore on cape Ann ana VICINITY "hi'h "efe
wrecked or badly damaged
III uafe Gem sasors .1 =, po,l u Secs and want
land, went ashore at ponlyeTs Neck anu went y.
tons Gross, and built in Bath in 1883. She
-" honnd from po.ton to portIand I,obI and
was eouha .iom ~ ~. 800. - T..n.
day waiting a favorable wind to continue on
her trip. The coasting schooner, supposed to
on Camp Comfort Point and went to pieces; all
hands supposed to be lost. The Clara Jane was
1s4.sa tons gross and es;9s tons net. and
coastine schooner, supposed TO be the James
Holmes Of Belfast, Me-, went a-hore at Doil!-
y Tosea H tS e a ios.. went Rhs e a RiiSGss' w as 1885 nsRss s soas
gross and 1859 tons not, and was built in
went to pieces; ali hands supposed to be lest.
The schooner Hattie NJ. Graham, 1897 tons.
T Tss , ssnsss at L RSSsy Neck 4 E ESs n 9t ls i1d.4s
tons gross and s4.05 net register, ashore at
isSaSS.s Neck ohS got MN "a slightly y d RoasSs' ei TBS
tons, built in Essex in 1894. is adore
at Rocky Neck with bowsprit and main
ioi.s SO tons. built in Essex in 1891. driftsd out
Of the harbor and went ashore, on Black Boss;
keel partly destroyed 90 The schooner Sea Fog
aloSp Riverside, Of Rockport, 1928 tons, built
7O.44 tons. built at Boston in 1893, loaded with
stone. sunk of Tarr & Wonson's copper paint
factory and will probably be 2 total loss. The
Gloucester in 1855, is ashore high and dry at
Ten Pound Island and will probably be q total
loss. The yacht Jumbo sank at Freshwater
Cove. Nine small fishing boats went ashore at
East Gloucester. most of which will probably
be raised.
In addition to these craft the schooners
Hazel oneita, Edgar Foster Of Bucksgort.
Unique OF Boston, Sarah L. Nightingale OF East
port, Vesta, Martha A.. Bradley, Electa A.
Eaton and Eereid 'were all lowed from danger
GUS positions. The steam lighter Frank Scrip
ture. 1912 tons gross and 1887 tons net,
built at Essex in 1897, and owned by the Pigeon
Hill Granite Company, sunk In Pigeon Cove har-
Dor and is a total loss. Tho schooner George
r. Bradford. 142.sS, tons gross and 1854
tons net, went ashore and to pieces in
Pigeon. Cove harbor. Tho sloop Daniel Web
gter, built in Quincy in 1853, owned by the
Pigeon Hill Granite Company, drifted ashore
and went to pieces in Pigeon Cove harbor.
Three Of the crew, A. Pierce. As years old, who
leaves a widow at Pigeon Cove: 4. Anderson, a
native Of Sweden. and Antoine Enos. 10 years
old: Of RockPort, were drowned. The schooner
and owned by Capt. Albert W. Picrce, went
ashore and to pieces In Pigeon Cove harbor.
The a10np Charlta Qteadman an A toms hutlt