The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-24
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GNINt.IuN. Tex. Nug. 3J Thou
,uud. yesterday visited the sections
ui tue ,ty devastated hy the recent
storm. aud realized tulN the grca,
havoc the Urrcc WIndr aud .urgiug
waves of hur-dhy night aud FRIDAY
morning had wrought ou the guil
side of the citN The beach, thc prlds
aud glory ni t,Ilyr'ton, presented u
grur-umr spectacle, ~ strange CON
jrnst with its hcAutS, glory aud glad
-uuHurss ul week ago. The bAud
uu lhr hcach liot'l plusa, plhycd II
ioW tunes to spAr-r audience aud
then retired The spirit Of dc-UiHtiou
that uruodrG over the spot had
a dourc--iug effect. nnd Iu
ltN aud mlrln Tor the
uuurr WAS given the gu bN. All over
lhr recently submerged district wore
seen sullrtcr- looking over the silc,
of their tOrmrr homes for lost trras-
urr,. The gul' Wa placid hui ,t- do-
-trurtiNr lurce WAS too apparent lu
mr, many hnthrrs within llr hriul
embrace.
Iu.dny the WORT ot restoration was
actively began houses are being
uyhlrd aud the debris In being clear.
rI away street railway traffic 10
about resumed on all the lines except
luN portion which SKIRTS the beach
IrstrrlHN Alderman Albert Wrlss
,Duk ul thr. work ui rrlici aud Alder
mnu tD-cnhurg -uh,crlhrd ; 900. ~
dad liall, llut,hiug- Go. l. & N
Buu aud T.. j. Willis. gave $50 each,
Buth u Oppcnhclu T. 300, l'r,
au \ Duunnd, SO, aud ID
wa. hoped ycstcr, uN lhni tlo,uOu
,Iuld be- iai-cd ny subscription hut
% Is doubtful Il more than $4,000 wlli
bee so raised. This evening The city
puuuyli subscribed il5uOO lhu viii
uul afford temporary rcllcf, ~ Al
least one hundred aud Nlty families
are rendered homeless aud destitute,
aud Win require assistance. The
sIuIu proved very dCHtrucilVc To-
shipping un this coast aud it VIII
a lYubtlr-- be- mouths hriorr the fan
ustu ,A-uNiilr, i7 mHir known
lhr lG-.r7 reported -u lar areas iui.
iuWs oloup Katie j., went to pieces
100 The bay uti the head ui Pelican h.
land lhr crew were rHyri lyiug
uuNr the KATIE j ~ sluup
T. "a N'll'lh Hl'l' Nl' H'l 'l'N w
two men Hrr uppu-rd 10 be- DROWNED.
Au mbuuWn yrs-rl Is reported hot
ru -ur uprt ltrl u.h bar. The
1,uuuuor lHNuua l'rrbius, "rcched
Thursday night l7upW hiuE bottom
upNuld, hclWrru lhrriN Hul Pelican
l-lHud ESQ uI h,r rtrw
wcrc drowned, n.i nr -rhponrr
lntur Mhygp Is reported aground
near luduuuIA Aud all luc LANDS ar
,uppuHrl 10 be- lu-t hu -,huumI
ltLr Au,tln BE- Ashore near ucr h,t
.IrW saved lhr schooner $ W
rrrkIn. luuudcrrd ullrcu miles uil ul
40, coast, tWu n'u, the master aul
,uuL were drowned ilrr Garage ul
.uuhrr Winch Was Ngu ucd ~ three
i"llNf- ls sirrwn along tho brach. III
small huNts from lhr Nhunn tu tl-
N,ils l'ulut iu the up
per hay are reported lost
lhr village ut 0uiutuu Al the
mouth ul the bralOs iIyur wh- almost
entirely swept away The srhuuurr-
Rosa Ice aud Nrttlo are ashore
there's no rt-uAllics ARE reported The
schooner Fila Elliott, which went
aground ~ rgn luis pass, hdeu "i'h
Irr aud valued AT bI.ub, iH still 100
limbo, her crew Of eight men
were saved. The stcrmHhip tOmal
from Sew York, dl here on ~uudaN
morning, after leaving Key West eu-
cJuntrred the British steamship A. @.
shire lauOu with cotton in
a helpless condition, ana with eight
tcvt OF water iu her mold, TOOK her IN
tow and carried her INTO Key West
Inl. dclaycd the Comals arrival her,
lwrnty.tOur hours. I he loss to ship
pug Ia lhr vicinity i- roughly MP
prOkImatcd Al tlOUODO
Many noble dceds vi charity wor,
performed By the Kind hearted ladic
Of Galveston for the comfort of storm
sliicrcrs
Budie. OF drowned sailors ar,
washing ashore al various points ~
Tie !s.ALd and mainland, aud IL ia bs