Deseret Evening News | 1904-12-29 | Page 1 | Steamer Drumelzier Still Ashore on Oak Island

STEAMER STILL ASHORE OH OAK ISLAND New N York Dr freight steamer r Is II still mill saber oft off Oak Island beach b ch where Iho ho Sunday Sund Three members of tilt the rw IW w cnn can be Mean lIeen standing r thi th I hi bridge The Th stumm omI Is hr In practically the tho same position po a UI cc U last t night I Th sea lea Is II breaking her hem but not so 10 tho the which lucy blew during durin the tho night nl ht having died Oled out t somewhat In lIa t tAt At low lido 1110 the she was WI seen men to be Ue well with lr Ire on the starboard The rhue British I flying dying from trout the stern ant and anda antII a II wreckIng tug tue Is still lUll near by ty It vas ai thought at Island Inland that the lifeboats could Ret III through the surf lurt at t that point and take off orr the he crew If Ir they went want nt to abandon the tho steamer r The Th big bl tug tint Mor Mol Morgan can gan left IC sandy Ilo I k before beete daylight to 10 today today day carrying tile Sandy Hook nook lifesaving crew ana towing their lifeboat for tor Fire Pirn Island In an n attempt to 10 take off ote crew of De the stranded steamer Capt 1 tn Inspector r of or the lifesaving in this city It lut night flight tug f endy Hook crew cr ta l l a it deette rale effort i to 10 the lie Imperiled tl men Inca In n and to 10 take lake their heir UK bl boat boa for tor that lust ft R o Flue Tho tug tUK IU two surf boats boat of or the tho ll w k lifesaving station the r this Ihl forenoon and sent a 1 surf Burt boIt to 10 the hamer Watchers Wt heN on shore that the crew lies hall not hot succumbed to 10 exposure or be been n washed d overboard All day lIa la e t lie steamer r was waa swept by mountainous waves that left only her hor funnel tunnel visible from Fire Island and All today tuda the Ih II h of or last lut hail had coated coaled her sides shiell decks clocks ami with Ice lee leeThe The crew had lied not been lahen oft off up tip to noon