Evening star., 1921-10-28
LIMP TO PORT
FROM STORMAT SEA
Battered Craft Makes Tam
pa-0ne Life Lost as
Boat Sinks.
By the ..>>o,.il:rd Press.

TAMPA. Fla. October 2S-The Mary
H. Dieb"ld. :, hvo-mast"d schooner
from Portland, Me. has reached port
with six men, crew of The fishing
schooner Francis of Tampa. which
| f"undercd in the Gulf Tuesday The
men We're picked up about fort% miles
1 out: none was lost
The Gull aud Southern liner Truxillo.
from New Orleans. made port two
days oVtrdue, Storm battered Thc
TruSilloS steering gear broke during
, the height of the hurricane, and il
took huurS to make temporary re-
pairs under difficult circurns anres.
The Mallory Line steamer Lake
| Fillm"r" came into port two days
outside. only to ram her nose into Il
mud Hat min" miles from her pier.
| N""r" is Drowned.
f! JAckSONVILLE. Fla, October 2s
/ The body of ali unknown negro and
"a life preSrrVer bearing the name
! l\"na of Roslyn" fuat"d ashore near
, MaNport, at the mouth Of the st.
Johns river. eighteen miles from here
'ih" vessel was later found wrecked
or the jcttcs at the mouth Of the
river. Officials expressed tho belief
/ that the TesSrl had been ply iaf: a
contrahand liquor tr;;d,. y, ,.l,.i d large
quantity Of whisky h""'.,'i ashore
WIN "th'r Nrccisa;s" frH..t ;he koHa.
\" tra", has been found of other
! members of her crew
; III" only kona listed in aVaiilhic
shipping records is Il siNty-trnt motor
yacht with home port at New York.
! I he houa WAS built AT Baltimore in
1909.
! Tide Damages ON Beach.
! SAVANNAH. Ga, October 2s.-A
! tld". closely approaching tidal
wave. beginning late yesterday att
| trnoon and swelling beyond bounds
during the night. played havoc with
| lyb"c property along several miles
! of tn" beach. Residences have been
! wrecked. lighthouses washed away,
! b"ar,lvalks destroyed and tn. pa
| Viii"n> threatened and attacked by
! IN" highest tide seen on Tvhrc for
| many months
III" It'd" is scheduled /" ris, again
i a O'Clock This aft.ru""t,. and con-
Sit"'ahl. apprehension has he, cN-
! pressed hN h,arh property owners
. 1l be" Is Il ~inni.r resort facing the
Atlantic ocean eighteen miles from
| savannah.
! Schooner Is Abandoned.
! HAVANA. cuba, Dctol,.-r 2>--Storm-
tossed by th" %ulf hurricau. four
| DAYS in their disabled vessel. Capt.
AieNin,!cr Olsen Of The schooner Ger
j ri;" and fourteen members nf his
I
after abandoning their schooner off
! III" sands "f san Luis, in southern
/. I'inar Del Rio.
1000 Homes DestOyrd.
! SAN SALVADOR. October 2S-
conSiderabl" damage has been done
| by Il tropical storm which for ten
days has been raging in Central
| America. Railroad traffic south of
! thiapaS. Mexico. has been interrupt
| ed. More than II thousand homes
! along the san crStoIal river in the
! region of ChiaraS have been destroy
| ed and much iamaG" has hr.n done
; 10 roads. railroads and tel"gra phi
lines. y dispatch received here from
'Gaatena!a announces that three.
bridges in that r"goin have been
MASHED away by the flood ia the river.
! At last accounts. Tho storm was con-
tinuInE in various sections OF Cen
tral America.
I MADRID. october 2S.--Thc Spanish
steamer TORI" del orc has been
wrecked on the spanish coast near
Fort Mahon and twenty-five members
! of her crew have been drowned. ac-
/ icording to rcportS received in Madrid.