Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-03

,.r York, Feb. S.-The strong gaze
,..", the west.northwest which began
'oalsr last evening continued through
,Ss nlsht and this morning and at a.
,odov the local weather bureau IN
.,,oment showed It was blowing at the
.,,e Of IS miles an hour All the near
10 marine stations reported the sea
..,cb and from different points along
N, ,oast there came news of wrecks
and vessels ashore
REscU1NG TUGS SUNK.
The tugs John n BerwInd and u. s.
.Wood which we're sent to the strand
"a ,teaner Cayour at Long Beach yes
,s,5ay we're unable to return TO port
ss6 10th sank about II miles east OF
n, SANDY Hook lightshlp, The crews
s,,p rescued by the German steamer
hrelona,
The tugs left the Cavour about 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon and within
an hour both were In a sinking condi-
,on The seas broke over the craft
ana washed away everything movable,
ibp water gradually filling the holds
pntu IL was above the floor Of the fire.
room and began to put out the fires,
Tine Berwlnd's pilot house was smashed
and the water flooded her freroom.
About $3.50 o'clock the Barcelona was
seen approaching and the tugs steered
toward her to ask assistance She
stopped and made a good lee so that
the tugs were able To run alongside.
rope ladder was lowered and the men
from the tugs scrambled on board,
Fourteen lltA all told were saved sew
IN from each tug, Fifteen minutes nf-
Ter The rescue the craft went down
and some time later the Berwlnd dis
appeared,
Fire island reported u ship ashore
at Point Lookout and barge In dis
tress near the Forge river life-savny
station The barge was anchored about
two miles on shore. and was rolling
badly Those on shore could not tell
whether there was any one on board
the barge
WRECKAGE COVERED BEACH
Fire island also reported that the
beach, five miles east of the bellport
lltc.saylng station, was covered with
weckage. and Il was believed that a
coal large had been lost.
The steamship C0vour, which strand.
ed eyual days ego on Long Beach, l..
j., geaIheted the gale well, and with
The Hedge and lines, which she has out.
he'll her position Wen. No effort will
Rmade to pull her of until the wealth
q bec0nta settled
Ihe weather bureau at Washington
today gave out the following regarding
hs weather conditions aud Indications;
STORM MOVEMENTS.
THE severe storm OF Sunday In the
Middle Atlantic and New England
states has moved n0rtheastward TO the
canadian maritime provinces. High
hoI'nWes'erly winds and gales contn-
uel last night OF the New England and
alohg the lower lakes as well as
throughout the Interior OF the middle
Atlantic states.
snow or rain fell Sunday from Vlr-
gina northward to the loNer lake re-
glon and thence eastward to New Eng
lang snow continues this morning in
western New York.
Ihe temperature has fallen from 20
70 ~ degrees In the Ohio valley. in the
easy Gulf south Atlantic and middle
states. In the Ohio valley zero temper
e'lIes prevail while in the east gulf
galeS they range from freezing al
S%S'onylle and New Orleans to ten
tNle IN Tennessee and about Is above
y loe eastern portion OF the middle At
ihtl states, West Of the Mississippi
Hsie mas been a marked rise IN tenn
psaIOre In the last twenty-four hours
uhough II Is still somewhat below the
msonable average"
VLAVERDALEs POSITION UN-
CHANGED.
Atlantic City, Nj, Feb s.-There is
~ ehange In the position of the British
steamship Claverdale, which stranded
~ brlgantne shoal in a dense fog yes
NIlay morning. A high wind prevails
sla NE Wrecking tugs have not been
suv % render assistance to the dis
uessed vessel, 1t is probable that It