The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-10-04
FURY OF The TEMPEST
Aore Than ~, Hundred L!lss Lost
Down In Mississippi
BLOWN OUT INTO THE BAY
Houses Torn From Their Founda-
tions and Dropped Into the Sea-
Pensacola and Mobile Suffer
Great Loss.

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down. Electric light poles are keeled over,
sheds were torn down and most Of the
telephone wires and fire alarm wires were
completely prostrated. Al West End. tho
Revet,nent ieyeo and railroad tracks vero
damaged,
Pointe Ala Hache. Rohcmia and Pres.
cott. ANAL towns i'm Plaouemine narish.
felt the storm. Several houses were
blown down and there was much terror
until the storm had spont ia fury. The
loss was heavy and Mrs. Lafrance and
her babe were both killed in trying 10 es.
cane from their home, which was sbiy.
ered bv the storm. Near Point Ala Hncho
a Young mulatto woman was killed. by
falling timber, MANY persons wero
bruised, but the death list vas conf, ned.
Al far as known. 10 the three meutlonsd.
Most of the plantation houses. bafiis.
sbe ds and fences suffered and MANY
thousand dollars will have to be aren't in
repairs, The orange crop of Plaouemine
AZ n result of the storm sufYers a money
loss Of a Quarter of a million dollars.
From Poydras plantation south most Of
the cane was blown down. No plantation
ESCAPED. What the loss will be. depends
on future conditions. Rice suffered a
great deal. much of Il having been blown
avay and more Injured.
One mile of the Louisville a Nashville
track Al English Lookout was wrecked.
No trains have arrived aimee SUNDAY.
wreckipu trains ara AT work Al the scene
of the trouble. MANY prominent residents
of the city. includins business men. were
caught IN the storm in flshino ava INNS at
Enolish Lookout and had a night of ter.
ror. A tuo encountered N schooner hot
torn nm near Enolisb I,ookout. and two
d;.mast and u,recLed
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