St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-11-30


The lifesaving crew report the wreck
of large barge, ashore at Humacock
beach. 1t is thought to be the Daniel I.
Tenney Of Boston. No trace of the crew
has been found as yet.
| A vessel with one mast standing has
been sighted ashore at Brant Rock.
| Five men were seen on Black Rock
ledge, off Cohasset, yesterday. The
Humane society launched a boat but
they were thrown into the water and
drfted ashore. The Hull lifesaving crew
| came around In their boat and took off
the men, returning to Hull.
In addition to the disasters enumerated
above the following is as nearly as pos
sble list of the craft wrecked or sunk
in this section:
Two-masted schooner Virginia, totally
wrecked on Thompson's island.
Three-masted schooner Calvin +.
Baker, totally wrecked between Boston
light and the Great Brewster.
Schooner Bertha A. Gross, wrecked Off
Fresh island; three Of her crew were
drowned.
Barge A Of the Consolidated Coal COM
pany sunk off Boston light.
Two-masted schooner totally wrecked
on Hull beach.
Schooner b. r. Woodslde totally
wrecked on Teddy Rocks.
Barges Macauley, Escort and Nave
sink, reported lost with all on board near
Falmouth.
Steamer Ohio Of the Wilson line,
aground on Spectacle island.
Ocean tug Tamaqua, aground on Rains.
ford island.
Steamer John ]. Hill, ashore at Wollas-
ton.
Two asted schooner Albert H. Hard
Ing, driven up into the yard of the Bos-
ton Electric Light company at South
Boston.
Twomasted schooner Seraphine.
ashore on Thompson's island
Two-masted schooner Fred A. Elmer
son, ashore on Thompson's island.
Three masted schooner c. A. White,
ashore on Spectacle island.
Launch of the boys institution, ashore
on Thompson island.
Two-masted schooner Waterman.
ashore on Thompson's island.
Four-masted schooner John S. Ames of
Boston, ashore on Georges island.
Two-masted schooner Lizzie Dyas.
ashore on Georges island.
Two-masted fisherman ashore on the
rip-rap at Moon island.
Several stone sloops, belonging to
Perkins, White & Co., ashore at Moon
island.
Two barges and two schooners ashore
at Hull.
Three-masted schooner, ashore on Nut
island.
Two Staples Coal company barges,
ashore on Gallops island.
Schooner James Webster, on the South
Boston flats.
Fishing schooner Startle, driven
against the sea-wall at South Boston.
Two-masted schooner Multnokah
ashore at South Boston.
Four master schooner Abel Babcock
broken up on Teddy Rocks, off HUI.
Barge Fl. A. Hawgood, ashore at Burn
ham s wharf at South Boston.
Fishing schooner Hume, ashore al
South Boston.
wharf, South Boston.
Schooner ashore near ruins of ole
ocean pier at Revere.
Schooner w. H. Dewitt, ashore a
Naugus Head.
Unknown schooner ashore at Swamp
scott.
Two barges, of the Staples Coal com
pany, ashore off Long Island Head.
Unknown yacht, sunk in the stream
off East Boston ferry.
Schooner Agnes May, ashore at Salem
Schooner Evelyn, ashore at Salem.
Schooner Ellis P. Rogers, ashore a
Salem.
Small schooner, sunk in state dock
South Boston.
Five 2-masted schooners, ashore o,
:, Ten Pound island, Gloucester harbor.
Small schooner sunk off Mystic wharf
, Charlestown.
/, Schooner Carrie e. Roberts, ashore a
O Gloucester. Two unknown schooners
ashore at Rocky Neck. Gloucester har
Dor.
Two-master schooner, sunk at Hough'
6 Neck.
v Barges Kalmia, Thomaston an
4 Schuyikill, broke adrift in Long Islam
sound.
h Fishing schooner Josie Cabral, asher
q at Scituate.
Two-masted schooner Lucy Bell
q ashore at Dorchester.
o. Two-masted schooner w. H. Y. Hack
|, EFT, totally wrecked against the sea-wa
g at South Boston.
l. Three masted schooner Leander Y
s Beebe, wreckage picked up off Todd
Is Rocks cerw probably lost
l. Three masted schooner Henry B. I'll
d ton, totally wrecked on Hull Beach.
v In Rams Head channel, Boston hal
lie Dor entrance, many of the buoys al
II out of position as the result of the storm
The southeast breaker buoy, off Baker
0, island, Is gone. Devils Back buoy
Is out of position, having drifted on,
m eighth of mile southwest. Fawn bt
1t bell buoy has drfted from its positic
fully half mile, being now half mi
= eastward from Deer island.
I'd Some sharp Sayings of Bismarck,
Bismarck had the frankness to ga