THE WAY OF SEA.
RESCUE IN THE ATLANTIC. i United Press Association—By Electric Te'.ogxapli—Copyright. NEW YORK, November 29. Captain Coffeli and his two sons, of the coasting schooner Lono Star, were rescued by tho incoming liner Mount Temple, bound for St. John's, New Brunswick. They had been without food or drink for twenty-eight hours. Owing to tho effects of a terrific gale, their boat was wator-logged and dismasted. STORM AT ASTRAKHAN. A LONG DEATH-ROLL. ST. PETERSBURG,-Nov. 29. Ten vessels foundered during a storm at Astrakhan, with their crews aboard; A landing-stage was destroyed and 309 deckers were drowned.
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13904, 1 December 1910, Page 7
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