| Show MANY VESSELS DOWN A boston poston harbor contains no less jhan 35 wrecks wicks ships ship lost at gloucester mas wassa anine the blizzard in the east stopped rail ad crafft laray bein being snow bound marines minnes seen in the surf and efforts are bedink bein made to rescue them boston maas s nov nor 28 ru I 1 ing to this city at noon after a tour of the harbor report about thirty five vessels of all sizes ashore or sunk in and near boston harbor seven sever large schooners ners and two baltimore coal barges are completely wrecked and it is estimated that between twenty five and thirty lives have been lost only ona one body has yet been recovered more than a dozen are reported in the surf at hull and efforts are being made to recover then the steamer ohio ot of the warren line is high and dry on spectacle island it Is very doubtful it if she can be floated until a channel has been dug the ocean going tug la to on the rocks at rainsford island and will be a total wreck the management ot of the portland steamship company announced at noon today that they had no information as to the whereabouts of the steamer portland which left this city saturday night for portland during the forenoon a 1 report was in circulation that the portland was at anchor in Glou chester harbor but the captain of the steamer gloucester which arrived from that port says the portland is not a gloucester the company has received a dispatch from portsmouth stating that their vessel hadnot has not put in at that wat port gloucester Mass Nov 2 28 nine vessels were lost in the blizzard near this port but nothing could bo be learned this morning as to the loss of lives it la Is bellied the crews of nearly all the c craft raft escaped nearly all of afie vessels lost were fis ft hermens washington nov 28 chief kimball of the life saving service has received a telegram stating that the schooner ivey dell bell from boston to bristol is to stran stranded dod near jerrys point N II 11 the craw crow of the schooner was saved by the ufa saving crew the vessel is eald said to tobe be a total loss another telegram elates states that the british brig champion and schooner william son are ashore off the maine blaine coast the champion will be a total loss loas the crews arc aro safe not until daylight did the awful havoc wrought by the storm in boston harbor and vicinity become apparent not since 1852 haa has a storm eased auh uh of property and loss of life BO so near the city the tugs that started early today to explore the harbor and be of assistance where it was needed found a condi condition of affair almost unprecedented in the maritime history of boston on every shoal shoat and reef in the harbor was found come some wrecked craft over which a wild aea sea still dashed carrying the vessel higher up on the shore or blow ly grinding it to fragments many wrecks were covered with loo and this with abal he fact tact that a terrible sea wag was running made it to ta learn their the 11 9 raging waters alao also made it impossible 1 ble to recover bodler known to be in some of the wrecks and d it Is a probable it will be several da days ys before a complete list ot of those lost can be obtained at hull beach where two barges and two schooners ners went ashore more than a dozen bodies were visible in the surf but it was impossible to get at them at shag rocks between boston light and the Brew where the schooner calvin F baker was ashore two sailors were taken from the rigging by the life savers nearly exhausted and the dead body of another was recovered three others from this vessel were drowned but their bodies could not be found the list of dead as far as reported qed is as follows from schooner calvin F baker ashore near boston light three sailors drowned names unknown I 1 also steward of this vessel frozen in the rigging first and second mate saved from schooner abel C babcock wrecked on hull beach entire crew supposed to number nine men lost dames names unknown from schooner samuel W tilton w wrecked reeked near the babcock all hands lost it Is supposed that there were our men on this vessel i from prom schooner virginia ashore on thompsons Thomp sons island boston harbor two lost capt stanley and seaman farmer freeman jr both of mount desert maine william B D stanley son of the caplain in saved from this wreck from barge no 4 consolidated coal company om pany ashore at hull beach entire rew supposed to number ficq men ost from an unknown schooner ashore it t Nan beach entire crew lost I 1 it Is supposed that there were five nen on this ship from prom schooner james in boston barbor seaman edward wash d overboard and drowned new york nov 25 28 points in east rn long island which have been cut att ff from railroad communication with this city since saturdays storm are still hlll without train service and tha present present prospect is that the tracks will not 0 bo 0 c cleared ear until tomorrow the owns in suffolk county cast east of babylon 0 on have had no train service fry ay 71 evening ohp th mon line long Ta Is av onan n to babylon from babylon to pert port a distance of about fifty miles no train la is running and none Is promised by the railroad before tonight at the earliest there are two trains stuck in snow drifts both were eastbound and were caught on saturday night one Is on the montauk division between bay day shore and eslep the other Is s on the main line and was last list heard of at Farmin farmingdale gdale there were but few passengers in fix the trains and the railroad officials had them cared for in hotels the railroad cuts about the shinnecock bills are reported to have ten feet of snow in them the storm was felt tar far out at sea many of th the regular liners and steamers which were due duo early sunday morning failed to arrive on time being obliged to keep at sea 11 until the storm abated the IA touraine Tour alne first encountered the storm on nov 25 but came along steadily until the night of the when the snow and wind became so blinding that at a distance of seventy miles from port the vessel was slowed down and barely herd her way trains from the west entering jersey jetsey city are from one to two hours late this Is true of tho pennsylvania road the lehigh valley the baltimore ohio and tho the erie brie the train from boston by the new york new haven hartford railroad due hero here ata a in yesterday reached the grand central depot awen ty five hours lato late the passengers suffered greatly from cold and hunger A small one topmast schooner Is sunk lust east of barkers bluff L L she la Is close in shore and well out of water at low tide but fills at high tide |
