Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-23

hi,ohsn a. the east side belnG picked
nm and carried into an adjoining neld1
WhoFo 10 was dumped down IN shape.
iaaa mAaa. The carriage house ana
other outbuIldinRs all shared the same
fate. Several carriages were bEoken 20
hNdiV that they hal 70 be Bant 70 JoutS
l0uthrIe'a this morning for repairs.
| rhI1 place, once one Of the faudsomest
and surrounded By elegant shrubbory,
l h 10 dAy q contrast 10 It's former beauty.
At Mrs. Theodore Rodgers the Wind
olAyed sad havoc. Her shrubbery met
ne same fnts e. those At hrs. Andre va
Iphca. They had only one whole ve'
bicls lsiv after the storm bad spent its
fury, aud that one was being used IN
| WiimlnR atom Of the time Of the CYCLONE
SIX buRglea and carriages, one band
some coach, one Iulky and two Sltigha
we're 20 badly damaged that they ere
not at for uEe Several OF the vehicles
will mol be worth spending ADythina
on. There were 10 tons OF hay, besides
several tons Of straw in the out build
lIngu, which will be more or lees ruined
Several chickens bad thu featheTi
blown from them, leaving them per
( otly naked. Nothing could possibly
live in the reach Of the mad fury OF thai
II NAnus - 0IN=huA4I NeAk NNa w ~
into the branches Of o tree and lefl
lstAudlnR upright, RESTING on the ahafts
Notwithstanding the trouble and dis
tress which these people, Whtse property
was destroyed by the storm, are suffering
There are perfons who are tutiicieauy
Imean and contemplate to attempt TO rot
them OF the little they have left. Al
lAlmost every place visited BY the storm
articles have been stolen, and come o.
the thieves when demonstrated with By
owners of the property have replied
10 very lent mAnntr Any one thai
Iy uld commit an act OF thai kind de
serves TO be lyncbed, and no punishment
that could be inflicted would eeem 70 b
eommensurats with the O6ense.
THE CASUALTIES.
Theodore II, Bruce was the only one
wi o was Killed by the cyclone.
The injured are: Charles Cathcart, br.
Charles CAthcart, aged 4 years. Harry
Fisher, sged years; WI liam Turner
aged IS wears; Mrs.. william Turner
aged 80 yeArs; Lucy Turner, David Leniz
Mrs. David Lentz, Martin Lyons, LiEEl,
Lyons, Howard Zim I ermap, George
Walters, Mrs W. Neil, Maggie Wilson
Grace Wilson, Philip Evelyn, Caleb
1
Davis, Mrs. Annie Thomas and Clara
Thorn 8.
Those who were badly Injured were
named yesterday. The additional names
here given are those who were only slight
Iiy bruised or cut by Gylbg fragments
THE LOSSES.
The estimated money Losses by the cy.
C one are as follows. Levi II Miller, t2 900
David Mccoy, $50; New Castle Common
for Mccoy buildings, t5Oo; Theodore H.
Bruce's estate, 81, 900; Geo gsJ Herman
800; Delaware Railroad Company, tlCO
Randolph Peters Company, S25, 1000; Mrs
Andraws, u 900; Mrs. Theodore Rogers
$500; John G Baker, the Fisher house
lt2,Ot0; Joseph l. Carpenter, Jr, the
Turner house, 81 800; William Turner
t2 OC0;Joel V GreenmaD, the Len'E house
G2,0.o; David LentE, t2,OO0 Christlannl
rolling mil, 1901 90 Lobdell Car Nhee
Company, the Hammond ard Cathcar
houses $500; Dredging Company
$500 George Hammer d, f400.
John Pugh's carriage house was wreck
ed aud all his vehicles broken.