The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-18

over TIE Cascades refused 70 WoTk. Is Was
miinight before communication with Port
land was established 50 that the PosF-
IxTEEIfsEncxR's associated report could be
received. and the small amount OF teie-
gFaphic news printed this morning Is ex-
cused b the circumstance
woEk or THE LIVELY BREEzE.
A Number % small Accidents. But None
Of Them Serious
The barbor Was covered with whitecaps
and tie shores we're white with spray.
which vas thrown high into the air. The
tide covered the eniiFe mud flats mp 70 the
bead Of the bar. and this big heek %
water was rolling like sea Al o'clock.
Several cabins built on scows or RATS and
naoored % the lstEy OF the Colnmbia q Pu-
get Sound railroad about half mile south
Of town. were swAmped and two
or three we're totally demolished. One
little cabsss, about sxf0 lee. IL size, occu-
pied b. q family named Graham, fosn-
dered and sank in three feet Of water be-
fore IS inmates could get out. They made
their escape with diilaculty. and before
they could rescue anything from the
cabin Is Was knocked 10 pieces by the
waves, and their household goods were
saved by hard work of their occupants.
The damage done 10 scows and cabins
along this part Ut the harbof Is estimated
at 500.
II MADE BOATING DANGEROUS
The relatives and friends OF Heary Nc
Clure and L. II. Wheeler. the attorneys.
were greatly agilaied concerning their
safety along towards evening. Early in
the afternoon they hired a row boat st
Clark 4 Rartlett's boath0nse for \ row 70
West Point and back. They stated before
Leaving that 6 o'clock At the latest would
zee them home. Their non.ap-
pearanoe at that hour and for
two hours later was tina cause OF great
deal Of nneaxiness. These fears were al
layed by their safe return about 9 O'Clock.
Mr.. Mcclure stated that when the storm
came up they were OF Smiths cove. and 10
avoid being swanped, put into that place.
When the wind ahatea they continued their
journey. bat eouAd not reach here at the
time agreed on account Of the delay. Sew
eFal other hosting parties had similar ex-
perssnoes.
oxgT riKcs OF TIN.
About half-past / o'clock in the afternoon
4 Stray xsphyr from the gale raging at that
time ereps under piece OF tin taat lay on
the roof OF the Hull building on she corner
OF Front and Battery streets. The tin Wa
swept from the roof and went whirring
down into tbs street, In front Of the build
Ing ard standing close % = large sewer ex-
cavafion was team Belonging 10 the Dtt-
vanish dairy The tin fell near the horses,
which became frightened and jumped into
the excavation, upsetting the wagon. The
cans rolled out and several galiaas Of milk
we're spilled. A large crowd gathered and
traffic was blocked in the street After hall
an hours hard work. In which Chief Mitchell
and Charley A!bertson. the teamsser. took
an activn part tie team was sxtricated ircin
it's predicamenf and traffic was resumed
eAxKAsaAexs nEs,oiasEED.
THE ridge pole Of the tent occupied by
the CrwmoTne theatre on South Third
street vas broken. and the fiinasy root came
dOwn with q mntifes crash. The room was
deserted at the line and no damage to
amount 10 anything was done. new
pofs was soen pat ia and everything made
ready for the usual Sunday afternoon per-
seFnaanee
A vacant tent on Jefferson street.
fcrn1eriy occupied ny s harness shop, was
also hlegn down. TAe damage was very
slight
AanSs TuE 2sTER FRONT.
The storm, did no particular damage
20 the shspping. ~ course some 81 Tie
vessels uaooFea 20 wharges aad piers chafesl
more or less while the waves were rolling
high, but nothing ef serious nature oc-
Cured some Of the smaller craft mai
fne their way ia and eet os the hsbor
rueksd IN = manner calculated NOS 20 Ia.
splre confidence tn passengers. hut ~ far
- known. not single vessel Of the kind
referred 10 was al Any tlaae In aay great
aAngas.
rAkEr GLASS saATrERKn.
One Of the large plate glass windows in
Hams 4 Parsons clothing store in the
Rock vel haIhGing on thu corner ef Front
ard Columbia streets, Was hTokea IN hy the
wlrd Al : clock.
wlaA = xHassn gust oF wind about neon,
went into sasal demolition @ne ef the Ercas
wsndows az the SneqaAlmie restaurant on
psks street. neAr Third. II ieal eut on the
sidewalk. bat lnekasy no ore Vas struck By
he flying glass Tie boss j. estimated az
81
FKrc&rTEns AaAlssv F7gK.
Chief keisezE. in ossaes 20 l~' On she safe
ssla IN eAss OF Ere aron the Eats. took tire
precantssn 70 ksSs hose cart rlseed upon
ne corner of Yesier avenue ard Chesry
ssrees. ezxy Of access - the satsre tsas dis
sFtet
The cart paaezd At that rolas Is enc ~
he cid Aasssa carriages ased - the days be-
/ ssre he paid department. I-uSksiY thes~
was nc need tog r. services
SkEKaw ESf&FR.
TAsee hffSs girls waking &l0Hg Yestsr
svsaue. neas SintA STREET. bad = very mar
/ ~ eseape frars kaIIaing blown dawn e.
80 w1sss3. They bad iass passx1 is ard
assrw Aexs th4n ter fers Awzy wheas w{th
sasa crash. Is sssl apan ssss si8ewasg where
ssa nstAe siris hA4 neen an3y moment
eessrs he ssaaasng vas = txe-stasy
/ grane. hus oEis the frMEae and aoass wesx
49, Tlse damage wAsl De sEzAlA
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