The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-30

sid4ont,n. vii. CAPTAIN tsudia,n thfew his
3sbbat around, and a hn four hnlf. druWneu
N f1,et were drawn out OF the! water Ilef1s
sMiF the risk Sof thelr own lives, tho sr ~
n,,era tyct,t after tho otller tl1en, ana
4 puiled them Into their boat. The rescue cue
was most perllons as the rorsl' sen was ~
constantly pounding the lifehont against
~ the keel OF the yacht. b,
A fcw minutes otter the last inah WINS
sara,, Yrof,1 the water, the Lsloop " nclit
s3vinet. CAPTAIN Lilly, came UP, md the
e,vhtect, men were transferred TO her and
taken ashore. Captain tudlatn remained
SHhSthe Vicinity Iii tile hope Of finding the
bodies Of Some OF the victims, but so ~
GWhile this scene was being enacted,
ttera wns gtt,titil tcxcit ettient on n shore.
sFcsidcnts from wildwood Il and Holly
Bench came hooking to Ang lesea, and
"A there was u large crowd ,{nt the fishing
n .,ier when the w olet came In With the
Nj sone Of them were So exhausted that 4
Nhey required medical nld and were 4
iakct, to theS Hereford Life Saving sta.
YIor. where physicians were summoned
to attend them. All OF the rescued we're
asia "a leave for their homes tonight
Alvin B. Capsized .s!s
Shortly after the survivors OF the Nora
we're brought ashore, another yacht, the
81 Alvin b., was seen Il to cnpsize about n,nlcS
nbove the place where tho Nora went over.
There were several bonts III tho vicinity
al the time, and Nil but ono person was
saved. Tho Alvin y " was owned byi
b l.. Mailman, lawyer. Ct Pot.s y, -,
n pa. He and " party OF frlensls Reiie " "
GARD at the time. 5553 { Si3 n !, "A
D ono or tho survivors OF the Nora said
I Tonight that had 1t not been for the
g prompt assistance OF Captain L ai t /,
Y and his crew, every a per son on Z, poaIa
would probably hnvo been droWned \. ile
said thnt when the Nora urned WIS
u everybody for himself. There was as q great
tangle OF fishing lines md nets anu I.
+ WIS no doubt due to this that so many
y. were unable to reach the capsized bout
i C,nptain IJullatn IL the hero OF RYE lN,
Atj,n Beach to- night On oil sides ne Is .
4 ll,,np coi,gra tnlnted for his lToIapt
work and no greetings were more ,ilearsy
lS than those Of Mayor W aver, OF f,ntlus.i.
pnia b9 & ssaa! asggo ff fSe paya to
" ses the 2resciie, CAPTAIN Lux diam said TO-
Il night that he was sitting in his nome m,
q nour the life-snving station Watcillng sli if
!. FISHING boats como In
3bIS3aI was not watching any particular
il boa ,.,n lie said, Shut suddenly saw a
I sloop yacht heel over and then $st tur 3,
a turtle. a rough seq was e ely M
2 knew It was death for all unless zqulcK t
work was done i bolted out Of the !, house .',
without waiting 70 tel my wife what hap,
rencd and started to look Tor :, !, some ~
IS Inc men who mako UP my life saving
d crew. 1 could not find NIL Of them, put l,t
n got together Harry McGinty, George K !,
I'd ding Harry Firth, Captain JohnaIaeylo'rr,
"a and q volunteer. y, .ts. I.
1--WE got the government li1eboat out;
Il in n jiffy and launched her. AS we drew
& near the Nora, the screams Of the terri
# ned ne,sons could be heard above the
II roar 81 the waves They were hanging l7
the keel Of the soop and tlleir er a,,s
40 Hold fast as we would take them off
I. as soon as we could work our boat 4 close
,1Senough In doing this we picked up. fou y
4! men who had lost their holds and were
X drifting away. After hard work we go t
Everybody we could find aboard and
,sthen the Violet cnna up and We trans
Inferred the exhausted people to- her On
n tlle way back the Violet found found one one.
dro wned man