Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-12
STINBAYOF FUNDY
Thirty-two Perish h 8 Ter
 rife Gale. .....
CITY OF MONTICELLO \ TOTAL WRECK
Ncva Scotia Coast Strswn With ' WrsckaEs For Ten Nilss-Four Only Survive ts Tell the
 Story of Disa1ter.


 Only Survive ts Tell the Story of Disa.ter. YARMOUTH, N. S., Nov. 12.-The shore sf this csaHty fer ten miles east and west is StrewR with wreckase sf tAe hull and cargs sf the steansr City of Monticello. which fsuHderea Saturday morning, and 2e bsaiss sf victinx of the disaster have kseR recovered fren the sea, which i. still raging with terrific fury. Many people have assembled at Rockville, near where the first sssy came ashore. and nunersss relatives of kenssrs sf the crew. whs Hesrly all be logged ts points sn this coast, have ar rived ts identify the dead.
 The bsaies were arranged in rooa in the public hall, and Csrsser Fuller, wko held sn inquest, rave an opinion of sc- ciieRtal drswAiRr. All the bodies ars | terribly battered.
 The first bsdy was found at daylight, 1 when the zine lifeksst wkich sup | posed by tke survivors sf tss first beat 10 have beeR suamped was discovered sn | the shore. The tkole pins were brshen. | A few yards distant were the bodies of MT. Eldridgs, . passenger; Second Aa- sineer Posle, Nr. FripP, tlavelisg salesmaa fer McGee's Sons sf St. Jshn, 1 <. R.. and the body of 2 seansA. All
 
 short iatervsl. along the beack II more bodies were found. making Is discovered up ts neon yesterday. They had all eyi- Aently csRe sshsye in the lifebsat and were killed striking the beach. net ere escaping. The reRaias SC far iaeA- | tiled iH addition ts the fcHr enumerated above are: RaRsrt Olive, p1rssr of the steaHer Prince Edward: Baggage Mas ter Wilssa and Deck HaHSs Jskassu, 1 cb TirEn ReRensers, A~stia vickeas, JsMes Cole, Jshn M. wkitnore, 9tasley Ringer winslsw Ringer, Harry Copeland and I David BeEksA. Tke watches in the pockets ef tive of tke men stopped at l2;4k and 1 :2S o'clock respectively.
 Ike hedy ef Csstsia Harding sf tfs Monticello has been fsaaa at Picnic point epcrelee with s life belt and fully dressed. The features are slightly Sruis- ed. Aa saknsun body. supposed ts be tkst ef a travelling sslesnaa fer . west eIl soet sad skee firm, has been found at the sane place with the bodies of FL sic Mcdonald and seceRd O&cer Aur- phy, recovered satarday. Of the neA- kers of the crew rhese bodies were sc cured Copeland and RenAaa were net | known to be sn board uRtil their bodies were idehtifed. They were net sH the ships articles, having joined fer the trip 1 only.
 Several bodies are still unidentified. One body was recognized last evening as John RckRsRa sf ESsex. N. E., trav- eler fer beet and ShGe firm. He Wss not before known te have been pasEen- ger. This swells the known death roll to < 32. BeRhan tssk the place sf Whit- Iasre, previously reported lest Copeland was sl.s . substitute. bat fer whom it is not known. It is ceaciaence that the PeT kad af ix shore few years REQ, iH the month of July, and . bsatlead sf men came in 1 where the MsRticells's boat was found. | Half of the mex were dead before tae boat tsuckea the land. and many believe the saze was true of those in the Mseti- cello's beat.
 The fury of the surf ia simply appalling ia this rexisa.
 The bedy .f o. S Coleman. snstier cennaercial traveller wbs WA. Rst pre- vleusly kaswa te have see1 sa board tke | Msaticelle. has been washed ashore and | identified. He represented Levi Rros. t Co, jeWelsrs, Hani!ts2, Ont. and car riea samples iR traRks worth SS2, GOO. l One tra.k kss been feHAa.
 The tstsl RaRser sf people wko were on board is aev placed st sS.
 TAs four survivors are Captsi. sEaith. paEsanrer; TAirs Omcer Flemipg Guar | lcIhlAstcI " lLAeE NkS sLsNSfAHss SlIlt k.
 The place where ths Monticello strsck is at the Reuth ef the Bay .t FuHay, where the waters ef the bay jsiA these .f the Atlantic. There are many reef. xAi shoals al this spot, and the currents are many and chanIeahl-, it being eRe of 1ke most dangerous places en tse coast. Ths gale kicked ar tremendous sea. and at the tinse the vessel strnck the waves were beating upon tke rocks and sending spray huaGrcds of feet over the land.
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