Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-03

AiHEsLEY II RoBrNsoN
RoBERT ALEXANDER.
CHARLES AIpRIcu.
ID, IL, MRYNARp.
PATRICK LYNCH.
! ANNIE FoRcK.
! MRS RACHAEL AuRrNs
! GoLDIE AnRENs,
cOIoRRp,
! THOMAS WILSON,
| WILLIAM DEAR,
WILLIAM BRANT.
ANNA GROVER.
ALEXANDER MILLER.
T.. WEIR.
HANNAH SMAIIs.
MARY BARNNEL.
NINA PICKNEY.
JAMES BROWN.
ANGELIC DAvIDs
EUGENIE ROBERTS
ROBERT RoDoFF.
GRACE FLEMING
| Rosa MURRAY.
OLIVER NIcKLRBY.
! JOHN Cook
! CLARissA SIMoNs.
HANNAH HARRIS
SARAH MIDDLETON.
! REBEccA WARD.
A ItGuT-nousp KrEprR,s pxpRprNcr
ATLANTIC Cry. N / Sent -Uere
and hereabouts Al Rrooantine Beach and
Somers Point the earthouake was dis.
tinctlv felt. Mai. A q Woliord. keener
of the ljght-house. was AT its ton when
the shock occurred az never was 40
badly frightened IN All INV life as I was
last nipht In INV lonely tower.u said he
81 was standing ON The balconv Of Inc
light-bouse. when felt the tower beoIn
10 sway IL immediately strnck me thar
IL was an esrthouake. and / determIned
10 START for the snirai stairwav INT thot
was unecconntehie tonnd II olmos,
imnossibIe 40 I'D NV foot trnr, tho aoo,
of The balconv e gronad "a the
rni more scared than carHd
10 own 10 mvself Sou cros,
Docks ~ birds Gaming toward The iieht.
house from some point that / could not
imagine, as no birds were In sight before
the shock. Hundreds and hundreds OF
plover, yellow-legged snipes, millets
English sparrows and strange sea birds
circled wildly about the great lamp anc
darted themselves In terror In way tina
! never saw them do before against Thu
inc timex glass-panes around the laml
uus,i snSii o'o Ss uyou .n g,uss ana 1 oSi'
UySaa ~ In S',,,sa 49,, ~, ,,ct' ~
,, ~ sr,,,is,, so hsS,v trlol,ta,,e'
nuoN se1eIi'y, "as 50 Dauiy
tut 49, -. az ' Io,n ~ tn,s dnu ~
ivy Nhe ainP W
,sbp was swinging 40 new
nau oeioIe ~ sue "oIW say -, -
WIZ thas ever ssluch ene eomeI, a., t ti
onaiisi loPsoi iHs.' utIon'e "uu N 49,.
teelleu asalnet sne s,Ics u. ny iisn i,
Iouse, anu as sisn'ee a, ~ tne .. " s5oS =
suW INV ~. NV. .ue nanus Puin'9u W 20 =
~ i ~, wa. Wy soosot go -
i.atei wy vei Wv 'ue ue.'S., nv
70 lno min9ins ssall 1ase an9 ~ a pios,.
iaii la.e VI sl'eVu uSse1u.,vu sIon,'
yuvso tue elpTh Iesteu aOouv one i ~.
aV l'Hs', anu Whut YOU W huom 'has
minute ~ tne up Vi tnaU V's ISL 81, 10
IN an earthquake Is Pre''y lons 1'ihe'
TO MAKE soUNDiNGs'
WAsuISGToN. Sent. An official D
the coast survey will be sent 70 Charles
ton to make soundings Of the harbor an
, the adjacent coast, In order TO SCI
whether any remarkable depressions o
elevations of the bottom of the oceal
have been caused by the earthquake.
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80 - -. 49,,
2 CiAh i.s, ., ~, oepe, =, a. e"p pn
a,o lsuusly Ieh.ns s1 ,,oS ~, - ~, 'u 60,
ans Va sle ~ u,s " aias -, SD ,,ro,,ar,
quAaei unu 'le Isl 'aei5', IN tbo Lou
s,ul'liis liipiteu sTe'' ~ =. ~. Su So
~ Ile Guy u saiuple VI sno m a,',,'
oAuulhs ny 'nc pUesuIu. ~. iooAiD y
west an eilost iunlassa e,n toa 1t,ag y y
DEBRIS meets tns eye, lne puliu'Is -
the chamber OF col9n ie Was 9aa'
dallageu, portion 81 ele syusil "n ~, o .i
. wails having peeh thrown uV@n l ~ w
p, violence Oh lle sllook anu we pululnss y
y Wa'ker Evans & Bogae nave also su'
g Tered, white the heaYy gIanits siaE
], when formed tne paFaps, VI 'ns NSm wv
& and Courier outlalngs teu 70 Ine siue
walk, leaving 2 portloh Oh tae attic h .u
exposed Almost tle entirs iroht VI W
y building occupied py the Meye. Wv \
y store ard Smlth's 7tencu es'aollsl
e ment il torn out lehVins tuo uppI
II doors exposed. The F'ehge QUIZ!
q ing at the corner OF Choten street
II badly damaged. Most OF tae eullolus
p on toe street are more or less dainageo
y but the violence OF tne eaFlnqaase va
y most percuptlOie u the historic inlers ,,,'
u ton VI Broad aud Meeting streets ~