Show OF DEATH AND DESTRUCTION Wind Wid and Wave Cr Create ate Havoc Among Shipping on the Lower Lowe Atlantic RESCUE TU TUGS S SCOUR SEAS or Kur OI T I of Men hn ln Swept 1 the Yes sol In iii r S Bl nd e 4 H- H Hev f S v e York ct 21 1 Further U re re- or 5 of or Th lays lay's l terrible t along alons the tile lower coast st t that mt the tile earlier gave gG Tte only glimpses 0 of U Ue e J and d elun II waVe o J i c rH nI I r. r p l r I I l 1 j I t-t t r en oft d dI I bU at at l tH one twenty rif df t time the w gets gera elS and of or the steamer I r ruc Luct wrecked off 1 I he drowned and nd Onn h hundred ll and atHI on out tere lo lost t frum quarter quartel boat boat No n. n 4 g Qi 11 the Florida East Coast railway op Survivors of if the I Luclo tt ere or ore taken takei ken into Miami lan FIn Fla lute late Friday nIght nigh upon th the Iha steamer eamer but owing 10 to Intel In the 1 telegraph sert- sert II iCe fo their afe arrival was not miot known north bf that hat city lt until toda today Mali an of tile lilt bodies were wert burled beIng be be- Ingo Ing Identified Tho storm had an echo as as far ciu at across the continent as us Utah Utah for Cor or on Saturday Saturin Satur Satur- day 1 in a evening a terrific wind InI ble down own street lamps In lp In Salt Suit I Lal al City and strewed the tho thoroughfares with trees and atHI signs Injuring sQ persons Stories toJ tojU b by the pC of th the South Routh Atlantic wr wrecks ks lead to the be- be that lint other l vowels vessels W were s l' l lost In fn inthe the Uie storm of oC Thur Thursday Much luch anxiety let for COl small craft mt was as felt Celt In man many ports last ni Jl rescue ics cue tugs were sent o out t to Seoul scour the thc sea In search of or castaways apparently not I ships known td be lost was f found und on several e beaches giving li rise ilse e eto to tie gravest est apprehensions Vessels e sels that weathered the storm put jut lut In with r reports that It was the wor worst t experienced experienced experienced in iii man many years Their capt captains captains cap cap- t and crews r the belief belle that only the lie staunchest t emits crafts could coul outlive e it H. At times limes the seas Sa were wen high enough h to crush schooners and andeen even een larger ships shIllS Boats not built for heavy huy weather that W were ere re driven n out l lI sea were lr na he like boxes boxes- SailIng SailIng Sail- Sail Ing big aft cm-aft scudding under bare ual poles holes Jere whirled through the tile w waves ves with ih terrific velocity It Ii was out of tt f the I question for fol any small boat unless s a alife alife life boat to live Jive an hoiu Survivors rs said al the they tiley saw men brushed blushed from Crom r and ana spars span lII like e Th The wind literally literal literal- I ly scooped great pieces pIece of oC limber pl out out of or th the lie water and nun flung them heat wn c to Li wave nave Glan Cian billows s over O the thC lI decks of ships Chips with soui souN and shock hl like the fa fall fail l' l of ella ifa a I house ou c. c I Mm Memi Swept S in ill Bunches Quarter boat bOlt No o. 4 vt 1 struck J bS 1 the lie storm ot fil 3 ii o'clock Th mom mom- illS Ing said 1111 V. 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P who ho ar ar- ar rived i im lit lt Key ICey lS West Vest In the u I in n. n I steamer Jennie today lolay I He lie said aid i men mener er wore vero aboard boar ui quarter boat boat when she was vas rushed lushell through channel to 10 open Oln at water r. r An Ait hour after the boat beat began to go to lo pieces s r planks lanks and h ham were e off oI and blown through th the air ni as ns if i they thEY were picks Men In were wen swept slIt In h bunches For Forty Y 01 or more mor t II dashed helo helow he- he lo low t t. t the lw lit fury of th storm only to 10 be J crushed lm h by ailing wreck when the the I boat boa t coi collapsed lapsed ed a was wai one o of the r low w mC In iii In the lit hold hoi who escaped It Ho lp and his fellow survivors seized as us lS time the collapse 1 occurred ami anil than unit bill IdI f ml drowned clu clung to tH them m. m through h the lie swirl that foil Col followed wed ved the tile tl li h hulks hulk's t toward the bottom fh Tho rho engineer nn and his Immediate comrades s were wr vere e carried f outside the whirlpool cau caused ell b by the vessels vessel's In lug Ing before foro she h W went I down Had tH they not been heln the they hey oo joo too have been blen lo lost loit t. t All Al who sho were vere within range QC the vortex OrX were draw l if down In iii the lie water watch Ou Dusenbury Dusenbury Dusen- Dusen whirlpool of oC rushing en- en bury hury counted men clinging to lo loone Out one piece of timber Umbel Another imported nine lilac as aN long r could ouid could hang lg n to it H. Doz Dozens d. d clung ci ng to t the c beat although the time hJ nc ned oVer oer three times berol before the last lust terrible plunge g Into tl i big tle boat t turned she le shook on tIT of part hart of or her human hu hu- man lur burden rn like a wild wid ba beast ridding Itself or or woh A half dozen or r no n still 1 er were holding I lo I I the tho boat when lc wept welt to 1 th the hot hot- thin I I 1 11 1 l 1 7 T |