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English: The "Eliza Hancox" rescuing the sole survivor of the wreck of a light-ship off Charleston, S.C. Identifier: harpersweeklyv9bonn (find matches) THE SOLE SURVIVOR OF A WRECK RESCUED. ON the 10th of December Colonel MULFORD'S dispatch boat, the Eliza Hancox, while on its way from Port Royal to Charleston, just as darkness was approaching, discovered off seaward a large fragment of a wreck. Upon making toward it a human being was seen moving upon it, and endeavoring to attract attention to his perilous situation. A boat was lowered, and the man having been brought on board and warmed, told a most thrilling story of the wreck of which he was the sole survivor. His name was JOHN R. CRUSE, and he had been a hand on the R. B. Howlett, of Philadelphia, which had been recently anchored in the channel way off Charleston, and used as a light ship. Her crew consisted of the captain, JAMES BREWER, the mate, A. H. DEAN, and four hands. The vessel had been wrecked the previous night. At first her anchor was broken through the force of the gale, and she began to drift toward the northern bar. It was not before she struck and went to pieces. DEAN having been bruised on the head by a plank when he was thrown into the water, survived only a short time.
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Flickr posted date InfoField | 28 July 2014 |
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