The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-12
BLOWING GREAT GUNS
Tho Storm On the Atlantic Shows no
Signs Of Abatement.
Mamy HrhO0uer~ wr~ckes1 Al0mg th~ S'sss~t
or lD~Da -PtlOta Unable to ls~-
turn FrDssa Dut,gssiag Nr~-
sels---s~verssl lLSe- Lss>t.

storms ut eNtan lily, NAus tusbeeQn ttN.
telegraph office thcrc IL uncccssl,issl.
Large columns supporting porchcs at ho-
tsls and cottages washed away. doors
and windows are broken down and f,,rui-
ttire is floating aipcnit the beach. The seas
last might wcrs. breaking tn the second
story of tho Atlantic hotel and Congrs.ss
Hall. and huge waves running
through the hotels six feet deep. Furni-
uirc is floating i'm the rooms. There is
not vcstigc of batl,-lio,,ss, the
beach. The lifc-ssving station was dam
aged and tine crew were preparing tn de
il last night. A special train was sent
over last night to rescue ths. dwcllcrs oii
the. lbcach. The work accomplished
by "a large number of stout men joining
hands and waslii,g through the water waist
deep. They brought the ladies to tlc ears
o,e by one. In this way all were. saved.
II was IA I,erilo,is untlertuk ing and several
times r.scIrr~ were knocked down. Mr..
Stokes, one of the r'sc,Ing PARTY. MAS
washed ont to sea. hut am incoming wave
throw him back towards the. beach and IA"
saved.
PARLIAMENTARY. Sept. II. - Superintrn-
dent Dayton, of the West Jersey and Cam
dem and Atlantic RAILROADS, was seen to-
night by AN, ass.s'iatcti press r'prcsanta-
tive. and w,is able to give a favorable re-
port as to the. condition of affairs at At
iantic City. When the tide rs,s.e,i.,d this
aft.rnooI. gangs of men made their way
from Plcasiantvillc almost into Atlantic
City over thu. Camden and Atlantic City
was established To within "A short distance.
of the water bound city. aud reports
ccivcd showed that place To .h' ih h,ri
Wild rln,ors had gained circulation
here to the effect that "A confiagrs,tion
was raging there. MIR: Dayton said
that half "a dozen sl,antics of ON thu,
beach aI the eNtren,c southern end of the
island were all that burned: The danag"
was ALSO had iI,slir!stly this afternoon
with Lea City, Post,ii.,stcr Chester of that
n"r,. pns 1 'nsI s- IN Way yrs to The bad .in sp % ,r ar
A wall built to protect the place from the
sea has been .i..troY..i; Alom iift.n
the Newiand housc. star ho,i-.. and
shakespeare hotel. HE, ontincntai tiotcl
which is the largest T Ian, and m3st n t;. "r.m,
destruction. Tonight Townsend Inlet
one very hard tn replace. il washed away.
NEW YORK. sept. IA report from
asrn,ir aaS 1s~ ,a .a' ;,,,n% nraf ;nci,i". I" ,~
Br'nien steamers and the ttnisrti line
steamers. TIL. pilots on board these
no pilot boats are in sight to land them.
Another report from q'i.rantinc says:
;n hr s'9r, s, rI.'n~ On, ,s, , Min 'i h;n Tn f r,
property along the Staten island shore.
cl,nrssi in Gravs.scn'l Bay outward bound.
| I'm all nine pilots were carried away to-day
on on, steamer. They could .,y not .n.:, any
! the. storm.
| LEwEs. Del. sept. IA ship is ashore
on the point of the cape. with her niast~
| eiu away. She il supposed to hs. the
| William X. Grace from Havrs. for phila-
. tlclphil. IL il impossible for a. boat to
reach her. The vessels known to bc
ashore ars. the bark Salvatore. the brig
Richard =. Green. the schooner Asislis. Is.
Bacon. =. A. Rudolph. Nina. A. Reed.
| Ennity. X. Dyer. j. ID. Robinson. Mai.
/ William III. TanttIIn. Charles u. Stickncv.
! Henry NJ. Clark, Aleus,. Coversl. j. +.
Becker. Byron NJ. Novcii,. Gertrude sum-
! merS. Maud Seward. A. and r. Hooper.
I the barge TiniNir and the pilot boat
Bayarsl. The schooner }. }. l.. Byron
sunk tip the hay last night. Tho mate and
one seaman ars. the only survivors. So
| far as known no lives have tn~n lost at
the brcakwatcr. The storm Increased in
| velocity towards noon to-day.
| LoNt! BHASCH, y. j.. Sept. This is
the most severe and damaging storm
/ which has visited this section during JD
years. The surf ran so high il washed the.
! outer end OFT the great ocean pier and
tossed il I'D feet inland. The bluff has
again been badly damaged and il will
! cost fully S11O.OO tn repair IL. All along
the .,cean fr"n. the surf has undermined
| bluffs and tonight big chunks of dirt arr.
falling down and bs.ing swallowed mp 10y
tho. boiling waters. The surf has twisted
several of tho iron piles of tlr. ocean pier
| ont of shape and torn OFT the. railing at
! the sea end. Many Of the. hotel bathing
| houses have been demolished and the