New-York tribune., 1910-10-22
THIRTEEN DIED AT SEA
Al Least Fifty Missing in Gulf
Wrecks.

rs--so--iIIe Fla Oct .1.-j)nlv the losses
r. sea remain 70 be counted in obtaining
complete reports Of the damage done BY
me great hurricane which swept this sta e
early this week. Thirteen persons drowned
fr s-f-v-recks i the most authentic count
e. hand ro-dav. including those reported
last night on both coasts OF Florida "ord
came from s. Augustine to-day that three
dead had been found in the wreck OF an
Unknown fouEmasted schooner near De
f---.
Tre missing total a. least half a hundred
ir-laduE the crew Of nine on the Texas
O- Comuanr's barge Dallas, which broke
at-sr- from her tow during z hundred-Tnile
Blow oa Tuesday.
.arannah. oct. 1.-THE fishing schooner
Edward Pierce. Captain Tiebald CIceiini.
Iluned into port last night after hard
r--- against the storm
The captain reported the destruction OF
pn Unknown four-masted schooner OF False
Cape. Florida late Tuesday afternoon He
was unable 10 render assistance because
of The rough seas A woman and TWO
Children were on board
The steamship NortnheId. captain Ander-
sor from Providence for Port Arthur. Tex,
pu- INTO the signal station al Tybee to-day
hight which was in TOW. and on which
there uas "a crew Of nine men Tne hawser
uz-e1 on Tuesday. forty-tEree miles north
northeast Of Jacksonville. with the wind
blowing ninety miles an hour. He never
Esu The baree after the hsWseT snapped
Kr- Nest ria by way Of Havana. Oct
2--The Tinted states cutter Forward re-
turned here to-day bringing the rest Of the
psssenEers from the French Transatlantic
rteane- Louisiana which went ashore on
S9-nbrero Reef during the hurricane OF
NonLav. About half Of the 81 passengers
reached here YESTERDAY
The Captain of the Louisiana reports that
.. vii he impossible 10 save his ship until
the cargo has been removed He is stil
sVaitiug orders from the owners
The ,ap,ain of the Norwegian steamer
Fos. which is fast in the quicksand at Mar
oueses. has arrived a. Tortugas Island and
reports his vessel Is in good condition He
VIII return 10 her to-day 70 discharge her
cargo whereupon he expects that she T'iil
float
The bark Hugo was toWed into port by
tns tls Astral last night A cerelict is re-
ported near sand Key.
The American steamer Herman Frasche'
which was ashore of Alligator Light. has
been f0ated and il being towed into port
hy tug
The American schooner Hanson l. Beech-
q is reported waterlogged and dismssted
or Cape san Antonio, Cuba The captain
sno crew refuse assistancs-
The light house tender Mangrove reports
ihaT the Carnegie ia bcratOry ~ TortUgas.
about eighty miles west OF this city, was
partly destroyed by the recent Gulf hurrl-
cane The large building was unroofed and
fs contents We're damaged, while the
smaller house was demolished
Norfolk. Va Oct. 2l.-The British steam
81 Celtic Princess. due here last Monday.
fss not been heard from and fears are felt
1of her safety. The Princess left AeW Or-
lesns Tor Norfolk 20 load bunker coal. and
vas 10 proceed 20 New York 10 discharge
mixed cargo
Ne" Orleans oct. 2l.-Anxiety for the
SAFETY II the Norwegian fruit steamer
Hiaenelos. bound from Ceibs. Spanish Hon
Nlfas' Tor New Orlzans and now about
-olf DAYS overdue, increased to-day with
'nt absence Of tidings from her
-"eniy-eight persons were aboard the
1iaehtlos when sire left Ceiba. She is