Salt Lake Telegram | 1928-01-01 | Page 21 | Fog to Blanket Eastern Coast

fOG TO BLANKET lASU EASTERN N COAST A l BOSTON Dec 31 AP-Ano AP AP night of he heavy vy f fog g f for r the New Newland Ens- Ens land and coast was promis promised d by the weather eather burea lat t today day when f i announced that hat vessels j woul would run run through through thick weather from Boston to the Grand Banks COM COndl Condi from they said sald would not improve until the wind freshens Sunday Sunday T f ome time The extreme me thickness of the tile r mist i the weather bure bureau u said wa was due V to the south and southwest winds whIch Prevailed along coast during duing the day These the It was was s i ld were not strong winds enough to o breakup the misty blanket blanket Which S increases increase hourly during the a- a day ar hampering all shipping In hf the terrier Boston Bosto n Four vessels which cut through the fog off attempts attempted th the the- theS tsa Massa JJ t to chu fsr coast m met t with mishaps Th The collier Norfolk was aiSS the telmer Lake ke Inglenook rammed by near the Hedge Fence lightship and andi wIS' wIS beached in Vineyard Vineyard- H Haven ven haS harbor harbot Was with a six foot hole in hi her port side ru running from rein deck to below t i Hr e. e The Lake Inglenook the tile wa Wa- i in her her bow but was ahi able le stove Store e bd d immediately to pr Pro r r The United States shipping tn board boad Steamers steamers the Cora peak ran ashore o on on sandbar sandbars Cape Calie Cod waters lb to to Lo float off of unassisted Both at Were hS high S' S Ster able h Wa Wa- ter tel The rum laden rum laden BritIsh BrItish i er Stella R. R found found b becalmed calme schoon in ta S the fog tog 11 miles off Cape Cod anti and towed to Boston by the coast guard was turned over to customs dais who started an to o learn why the vessel was inside th the 12 mile limit