The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-10-11

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end families that compess T."
Bishop Wattsrson eonclu1ed ~ ID
dress with IN eloquent appeal fos temper.
ancs and On sulosy Of Father Nsteasws
Addrssses were also delivered b. Rev.
John Henry Burrows, d. d, chairman;
Mrs. Ksthsrins Stevenson ee W. @. =. q.
and Rev. p. s. Hsrron, D. d.
IT'S A TOUCHING TALE.
Mech suksrias Reported II tAs e>ssn
swept East.
CAPE NAY, N. J., Oct. lo.-A severe
eals which struck this city last night eon.
tinusd until daylight. The ssa b run
ming high and the high tide has com.
plstely submsrRsd the Meadow. yivs
vessels are In sight of the bsaeh roalins
heavily In the trough Of the go. The life
saving crews cannot launch thsir bosts 10
make even an attempt 10 board the
vessels. The wind has shifted 10 the
northwest, but is still blowing gals.
NEW YORK, Oct. lQ-The stesm whleh
broke shortly after midnight hes dons
great damage on go and land. Ihe
tracks of the New Jseasy Southsrn rail.
road between Seabsisht and Highland
Beach. N. j.. are covered with saud
washed up on them BY the waves. Tue
fishing smack Louise, driven ashege ct
Highland Beach, 10 Q total loss. Ths crew
we're taken Oh BY the life saving ersw. A
steamship, apparently i'm dlssssss, vas
sighted soon after daylight q anehee
some distance on Long Braneh. While
the ssa was running % high no effort was
made 10 establish communication between
the steamship and the shore. The stsam.
ship does not seem to be In immediate
danger.
In Ssabrieht and viclnity buildlnss
were unroossd, and at Long Island CITY .
big iron tank belonging 10 the East Rives
Gas company was blown down 70 within
6vs feet Of the foundatioos. The tank
was 900 feet high and 1SS fest wids. Ths
wires were ell blown Down aed snail
boats along the shore from Long Island
thrown upon the beach.
The trolley wires Of the Brocklyn rAil.
road st North Beach were bcoksn aud ~
ears,ars mot now bsing rum. Ths Ssesy
boat Hsrtwsll Of the end strsst ferry was
disabled on entering the clip q L0os
Island city. Tts new engine houss d ~
corner Of Stsinvay and Flushing avenues
was blown down.
An unusually high tide washed the east
end Of Staten island, doing considerable
damage to small yachts.
In Jersey City three horses wsrs killed
by coming In contact with live wires.
Many shade trees we're uprootsd.
The only steamers that reached Quaran.
tine this morning wsrs the Mauitoha, from
Rio Janisro, and the Tsutonic. from Ber.
lin. The vessels due to-day are the Alssia,
from Naples, Havsl. from Besmsn; Kron
Prins Frederich wilhelm, from Naples;
Mobile, from London; Scandal from
Hamburg; Stats Of Nebraska, from Clas-
GOV, and the Willshad, from Bsemsn.
Several steamers from southern and
West Indian poets, due to-day, are no
doubt receiving the full force of the gale.
They are the Carribsa. from Barbados
Elmar, from New Orleans, Nsuess, from
Galveston, and Yueatan, from Havana.
on Bell Haven, near Greenwich, Conn.,,
the yacht Verona is ashore. With every
prospect Of becoming Q completo wreck.
Miss Mary Kerr. 10 years Of age.
The tug Bell NoWilliams. havine In TOW
seven ba r9ss loaded With coal ct Lloyd's
Harbor, L L, were all driven ashore.
-Four psrsons known to b on the boats
are missing.
About q. m. an unknown schooner was
seen OF Whitsstons, L. l., going before
the wind In the direction Of New York.
Her foesmast was gone and most Of her
bow was torn away.
A special dispatch to the Ersssing World
from 81. Johns, N. r., says: In Q terri
bio northeast gale ct St. Pierre last night
80 vessels we're driven ashore and badly
damaged. From 10 to 20 lives are re.
ported lost"
SIXTY MILES AN HOUR
CAFE CHARLES, Va, Oct. 1O.-A terrific
wind and rain storm has been raging sincs
last night with uorthsastsrly wind blow.
Ing 90 miles an hour.
ON DoLLIvER's NECK.
BosroN, OCT. l0.-A severe sssterl,
wind visited the harbor to-day. The storm
10 accompanied BY heavy rain. At noon
the velocity OF the wind was over 20 miles
ou uOor ouu y ocuO0uef " E0Rokt8Q 4o00fe
near Gloucester, Mass. The schooner
Adelins dragged her anchor In Gloucester
harbor and went ashore on Delivers
Neck. She broke up In 10 minutes. Thu
crew was rescued.
GREAT DAMAGE AT LoNc BRANCH.
NEW YORK. Oct. 10. - The damage
at Long Branch 10 great. About 10-
feet Of piline Of the now iron pieI
was washed out. The bulkhead be-
tween Brighton and Grand View hotels ID
badly wrecked. A cut Of Is feet was mad,
in the bluf on the east end Of tho prop
crty. Abou, 25 feet Of the West End ho,e
was blown of and the old Dolliver cottag,
adjoining was unroofed. So also were th,
cottages OF II. H. Painter of Washington
ID. c., and 4. NJ. Shaffers Of New York.
DRIrTED OUT TO SEA.
NEWPORT. X. l., Oct. l0.-An unknown
thrce.masted schooner passed tho lif,
saving station this morning with oil sail
| gone. She was running heiplcssly befor'
n northeaster. The tug Aquideneck wai
sent to her assistance. When she wen
outside, however. the schooner had beer
blown to sea. A high sea is running ant
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