The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-12
LAMBT0N. CREW
IS LANDED AT
G0ULAIS BAY
Survivors Will Be Taken Ia
Sault Ste. Marie Tonight
Two Are Drowned
ANOTHER BOAT OVERDUE
Steamer En- Route From Seat,
tie to Alaska Driven Aground
in Raging Storm
ANOTHER BOAT OVERDUE

Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan,
Dec. a. (AP) Survivors OF
the wrecked steamer Lamb
ton were landed at GOulals
hay, 10 miles north O: Sault
Ste. Marie, Ontario, this morn.
ing, after drifting with the,
storm and waves across White
Fish hay since last Thursday.
Two Of the crew were drowned,
q man named Noon Of Owen
Sound and another named Baird
of Marytown, Ont. The men arc
to be brought to Sault ste.
Marie, Ont, this evening.
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich, Dec. .12-
(AP)-After 43 men had been res
cued from two vessels wrecked in
the Great Lakes, coast guardsmen
today were seeking % members Of
the crew Of the steamer Lambton
that crashed on shoal at Parisienne
lsalnd, near here, and broke in two
The hulk, buckled amidships and
completely sheeted with ice, was dis
covered yesterday about the time
tug General was bringing to detour
the crew of the wrecked steamer
Agawa. who had been rescued off
Maintoulin island.
Unable to reach The Lambton be.
cause Of dense ice formations, the
General called two tugs from here
They circled about the wreck but re.
ported no signs Of life. A landing
was made on the island, where foot
prints were found in the snow lead
ing from the wreck, indicating the
crew had abandoned the ship. Sirens
were sounded by the boats, but met
with no response.
Had Cargo Of Grain
The LAmbtgn, which is believed ia
haze bee9r wrecked about Friday,s il
. 26O-foot steel fteighter and wa
downbound with q cargo OF grain
She was commanded by Captain A,
Livingstone of Toronto, and is
owned by the Matthews Steamship
company of the same city.
Shipping officials were attempt
ing tv locate the Lake Chelan, q
Buffalo freighter, four days over.
due here. :.
AS far as local records are avail
able, all other ships caught in last
weeks gale, the most terrific in
memory Of shipping men here. have
been accounted for.
The crew of the steamer Altadoc
wrecked off Keweenaw Point, was
taken off yesterday by the coast
guard cutter, Crawford, after 9
thrilling battle in the ice-clogged
waters. The Crawford launched two
small boats which reached the yes.
sci after . perilous trip. One Of the
boats, with 10 members Of the Alta
doc crew aboard, was frozen in
during the return trip, but the
Crawford succeeded in breaking q
lane through and the men were
brought safely aboard.
Agawa's Crew Saved
The Agawa, which was nearly
pounded to pieces by heavy seas on
. reef off Menitohlin island, was
reached yesterday by tie General
when the seas subsided somewhat
and the 22 members Of the crew re.
naming aboard were taken off
One man was rescued from the
stranded vessel Saturday.
Fire, which broke out in the cabin
Of the E. w. Oglebay, aground of
Shot Point near Marquette, prac-
tically gutted the vessel before burn
ing itself out Sunday. The members
of the crew previously had aban-
doned the ship and made their way
ashore.
The Cleveland steamer George N.
Humphrey, that went aground at
Bar Point in Lake Erie off Detroit,
was freed Sunday by tugs.
The Canadian grain fleet down
bound, for which much concern had
been felt, arrived safely in port here
Sunday. Some Of the crew members
suffered from exposure, but there
were no serious injuries reported.
PASSENGERS REMOVED
FROM WRECKED LINER
Campbell River. Dec. 12.-R-
Driven aground in raging snow
(Contirue N -rge two)