The Detroit times., 1913-11-15

JW0 U0U0bv0 0U0 o0v0UtysUvo mon
kMewa e have perIshed; ~ wee
60 and numerous small craft
wFeejssd, grounded o. stlll unac-
eoUnted for; property loss to
oeate alone, exclusive OF cargo,
estlmatsd At eA,0oo,ooo.
This b = summary Of the havoc
! wrought BY the nercest storm
dirt ever swept the great lakes
dlactul . navigation season, conn
nlood from. latest reports received
~ voessl owners here this after
noQn.
NesssImsn here today gave up
IN hope that any Of the four big
booto still missing had survived
~ storm, when word was re-
eolved from kincardine, ONT, on
lslss Huron, thst the bodies Of
- members of the crew Of the
Argus had been washed ashore.
enc carried crew Of -, and was
Y enc ~ the otaunchest Of the miss
In boats. ~ che failed to wealth.
" tlso gale, old lake men have
oIven vp hope that any Of the
et1Per uursported ships got
\ through safely.
The Hydrus and !. NJ. Scott,
! oeeh carrying = crew Of over .
score, are now given up for lost
BY their owners.
PORT HURON, Mich, Nov. a.
(opecial)--A report from the steamer
w. n. 0ratwick, Capt Rouvel, tina
! big steel freighter had been sighted
Seating bottom-up, near Point .Au,
HarQues, today, set marine men Il
speculating as to the probable iden
tity Of the second mystery ship o
Lake Huron.
According to dispatches sent from
Duluth the hull floating In the lake 4
that Of q big steel freighter and i
painted q bright red.
Many marine men are inclined I,
believe that this vessel is the Car
rutiefs; 1}feaay Faportad- a. lnst-xit
her crew Of rs men. It Is also be
iieved that this Is the vessel reporte,
yesterday by Capt. Tom Reid, OF tn
Wfocking tug Sarnia City.
y Omcials of the Lake Carriers al
ISOLATION are In communication wit
the owners of the Carruthers at TT
ronto In an effort to have them com
Town to aid in identifying the Graf,
On the fifth day since an overturne'
froighter was found floating In tn
lake above this port, vesselmen wer
90 nearer q solution Of the grim mys
terry which shrouds her identity a
though they have examined all tina
10 visible OF her the waters hold he
secret inviolable.
A diver sent to this port by tn
Lake Carriers association will &
down In an effort to learn more {
Tho vessel and, IL possible to ascertai
what name she bears.
The u. 8. engineer steamer Glat
win IL expected here hourly and
opeedy Identification Is expected I
follow her arrival, as the government
vessel il equipped with more complet
apparatus for exploring the wrecl
than IL afforded by any local marin
men
AZ present II Is believed that, with
n : radius OF 90 miles OF this port
RON Port Huron to Port Austin o
tho American side and from Sarni
% 0oderich on the Canadian--124 me
nro surely lost with the Carruther,
oec0oan. Wexford, Regina, and Price
while rs more are missing with tn
Hydrus, Argus, and Isaac M. Scot
ThGDe vessels, which should have r,
otete6 Monday or Tuesday Mt tn
o1pet, have completely disappeare
ri e b almost certain that the
nnyo been lost.
ne theqEy Of q collision betwee
~ Prize end the Regina Is gsinin
lrounl today - . result of the idel
(1co<1on o. = man wearing Regin
~ 1o1t @ Eneineer 0rounwater ,
w Pm. e Il believed that the n
~ ~ Price were In collisio
~ ~ rrjce vas sunk. the n
o1zy do1nased. taking on h,
~ A. 1orn. pefishing in h
~ ~ III port.
n1luI ,o9on1ou q that N
1ns1nG nbeve Port Hurc