The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-28

hDAuA TX dL OlAAes anu II the HlAuR were
driven in the most exposed places il is
believed that the road could be protected
against any wind or tide that might
strike it. OF course, there would be
washOuts whenever such a storm oc-
CURED but the track would be held in
have TO be done would be TO fill them in.
OVER HALF MILE GONE.
A total of about 3. 500 feet of track is
washed up or moved out of place between
the lO-mile post and the l5-mile post.
Between the 1O-mile post and the city
there is practically no damage. and from
the l5-mile post 10 the end of the line the
track is not believed to be damaged,
though covered with sand. On Iybee
Island. between the "A and the 15-mile
post, there are two places Of 300 feet each
where the material mas been washed
away from under the track. Be
tween the LaZarettO bridge and
the l4-mile post there are
six small washOuts, averaging about tif-
I teen feet in length each. On McQUeen's
Island there are one or two small wash
B outs between the II and l3-mile posts.
! The most serious damage is between the
/ IL and Emile posts. Commencing at the
twelve mile post coming towards the city
I the track is washed away for a distance
! of l,SO0 feet, and carried out into the
I marsh, distance of about 200 feet from
/ the rOadbed at the farthest point. The
/ track is not turned or twisted, however,
/ and can easily be brought back into posi-
I ton.
THIRTY-THREE wAsHOUTs IN ALL.
1 From the 11-mile post to the 1O-mile
( post there are 30 small washouts, which
[ will average ten feet in length.
Marsh grass and mud from Daufusltie
! Island covers the track for distance of
| four miles between the bridge and the
I tel L, /
/ and st. Augustine creeks are uninjured.
/ A train was run down TO the l0-mile post
/ yesterday morning, on which were Chief
| Engineer Hunter of the Central, Supt.
| Saussy and others.
| Supt. Kline said yesterday that the
work of repairing the Ty bee railroad
| would begin at once. He estimated that
! the whole damage could be repaired at
| cost of about 81 500 The road he said,
| would probably be in operation again by
| Nov. l.
QUARANTINE ALL RIGHT.
! DR.. J. B. Graham returned yesterday
morning to the quarantine station and
| has resumed business at the old
stand. He and DIR. Drummer went down
TO the station on the Theckla, and every
thing was found intact The wharves
are all there, and the house and other
| buildings were not materially damaged
! by wind or rain.
About the only perceptible loss to the
city at the station was two or three tons
| OF soft coal, which was scattered from
the wharf in almost every direction. The
| chickens and turkeys were found alive
and all right. A small cat-rigged sloop
| belonging to man named Johnson was
| capsized near the station. There was no
other damage there of any consequence.
Mrs. Graham, who has been sick for
some days, did not return to the station
! yesterday but will remain in the city for
| a while.
The schooner Gen. Adelbert Ames,
which was anchored in the river near the
station, was found all right She had
dragged her anchors very little and ner
cargo was not damaged. She was in a
seagOing condition and will probably sail
as early as possible.
THREE STEAMERS OVERDUE.
The steamer Kansas City from New
| York, the DessOug from Philadelphia and
the d. Fl. Miller from Baltimore
are all overdue. The Kansas City left
| New \ DIRK Tuesday afternoon and was
| due here yesterday afternoon. The Des-
| soug was due yesterday morning and
| the Miller last night. Nothing had
| been heard from either steamer up to
| l O'Clock this morning. The Kan
sas City had an unusually large
list of passengers. On board are
! NJ. Jensen, wife and maid, II. j. Nc
! Ginnis, Rev. 2. H. McMahon, Miss l..
| Gabbett, Mrs. Cecil Gabbett, Mrs M
! Solomon and infant, Master Cecil Cab
] bett, Master E. Gabbett, Miss J. Hill,
| Miss r. Zeitler, Mrs. e. N. Baker, Miss
| S. Gabbett, A. r. Myers and wife, w
! Henderson, wife and child Miss Ava
| Baird, Mrs. M. Weiss, r. Johnson, D. b.
| Coughln, Mrs. II. a. Bohey, Mrs NJ. f.
| Williamson, Miss Kenny. M. d. Batchel-
~ fA al l.
! Miss x. Simmons, Mrs M. r. Simmons,
| Mrs. p. Williamson, Mrs. +. Warden,
| Charles Graiot, j. 9. Peck, DR. O. G.
| Pope and wife, n. Paulsen and wife, II.
| H. Durritt and wife, w. ID. Tompkins
and wife, NJ. Blumenthal, L. Ballantyne,
|, Leykowitz, Mrs. q. G. Eick, James
Fleming and wife, A. Thompson,
Gillispie, 5, Mooney, r. Wright,
II. Sunyon, M. Lyon, c. S. Linge, f. H.
Golden, Miss h. Ross. Miss j. ID. Grassie,
Mrs p. j. Mccarthy, Miss l.. E. Curtiss,
Miss A. f, Dalrymple, Miss c. L. Guild,
Mrs. w. A. Guild, Miss A. Nj. McCrohan,
Miss NJ, McCrohan, II. Bigelow, H. c.
Fairchild, D. Freeman, Judge h. Fall
CANT, Master c. Pitts, Mrs. r. G. Pitts
Miss G. Freeman, Miss D. Free
man, Miss S. Nj. Block. Miss
Tessie f. Smith, E. r. Wood. 4. H. Colby
and wife Miss M. Schwarl, Miss c. But
[ Ter, .. L HaYenS and wife, Master w.
T. Norton, Mrs. W. T. Norton, |. 5. Sill
verberg, H. A Well Misses Annie and
Mabel Gibbons, William Gibbons and
child, Frank Bolmes and wife,
Mrs. 0. Ashmore, Mrs. j. d. trasier and
infant, Miss d. Reynolds, Miss
Alice Kennedy, Miss l.. Spellman,
Miss X. OBrien, c. c. Burrag,
S Il. Newton, DR.. w A. Carter, G. ID.
Cruchfeld, Miss l.. O'Neil, Miss G.. Nc
Bloin, Mrs. ). l.. Clark, Mrs. S. G..
Parker, Miss l.. Goodrich, Miss II. Good
rich, h. Mcclure, wife and infant, H.
Boxer, A. w Clark, IL. NJ Lahady, Will
liam retry, II. b. Heath, ID. Garrett,
George Mildly, r.. J. Huntington, A. G.
Madden, +. G, Rowland, capt. j. Paulsen
and wife, Miss h. laulsen, Master II.
i aulsen, A h. Zeitler and wife, rs. b.
Bennett, Master B. Bennett, and twenty
two Storage.
LOOKOUT OFF TYBEE.
The steam tug Jacob / aulsen, Capt.
Rogerson, went about fifteen miles to sea
yesterday to render assistance TO 2ny
vessel she might md in distress. She aid
not sight any thing, ana as the sea was
very rough, she came back. Capt. Aoger-
son reports the schooner Gen Adelbert
Ames lying on the quarantine station all
right, and the steamers Norfolk and
Sandheld anchored o. Tybee IN n safe