The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-11
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Right from PORK Towazead ard PcFE At
xeIea reported that the Sso~Tn 1as very
severe dr@n that say. has fnsy eAEsEs-
eEscei 10 EsfHrasty - thsT kept riose =
the SHORE ard we're sheltered from -
zins TREY were both a couple 81 ho@fs
Eafe. however
cap. Tro,rsrrsar. a. the steamer Delta.
stated % 4 Post fnfeiIinxsHee reporter
yesterday tbsf the storm a. Brers'sf tpii,
gidney. Cnarsestcn aui Porf Orchard was
very severs. especially on the ~aief.
Fhsch WAS rougher than h. had ever seen
& IN that locality. 10 darnaze vas gone,
as nearly Al the boats. we're tied Up a.
the time. -
The damage done 70 The little tugs. CITY
a. Columbia and AILerg Lea. TzS sign
Several sl1ops anchored along me
yharges north Of schTsnaeaeT WAT
we're tossed about pretty livery ana
slightly damaged
Trouble on the Lake shore Eostd-
TIE Seattle. Lake Shore s. Eastern
railroad was la a .saraiyzed coalition 80
far as its wires we're concerned ne
storm had wrecked the wires along TIE
lire and all day long those noFth o.
W0odinviile were down and the oiiaclais
were ia ignorance as 10 what ~As oelA-
done there. The line repsirers we're out
along the line at an early hour making
- hat repairs were most needed but Il
was not untf late tn the afternoon mar
a through Western Union line was opened
and u failed to work well The company
sent out trains as usual. bDt tram no
4 from the north. which Is due at W.4e.
did not pat IN an appearance curing the
day. which satisfied the ofilciais mat
the tracks we're blockaded by fallen trees.
The wreck Of single car AT Lake station,
which occurred Monday night. was cleared
away during the night by wFecsiRg
crew and the track gave the company
no trouble yesterday.
The Northern Passsfic and COLUMBIA <
Pugg; Souad wires we're not arecied a.
all. the storm apparently not goshg II
tlat direction. The trains on those lines
al arrived on time.
The trains on the Great Northern ar
rived on tine. The wires we're dosn be-
aWeen this city and Everett Tuesday
night and yesterday, but were repaired
and IN running order last night Conduct
ors on incoming trains yesterday sad
they never knew there had been Storm
Of any kiad.
Tie ELECTS OF tflE N10fIIi " IN .'tAAtA
points are told IN the following SPECIAL
kilograms 20 the Post-InlelilgeBcer:
Winds Work at Everett.
Everett. April -special-The rafting
storm OF Tuesday evening was just about
thirty minutes travelling from Seattle 20
Everett. striking this city ahOut five min
uiss after s o'clock. Many trees were
blown doau adloinlsg the townsitc ctus-
INK some delay ora railroads. steamer
Greyhound Was few miles north OF Ed
fnonds With an excursion party OF nifty
Maccabees aboard bound 20 Everett. For
iunateiy the wind was d!rcotly with the
steamer aEd no tro03le was experienced.
che boat making the trip With her ac-
customcd prcmptness. Steamer Cricket.
bound south. had put into Richmond
Beach % repair a slight break Ia ma
chlnery and was there when the storm
struck. Steamer Catharine. coming dow n
the Snohomish river with Supreme Com
mander Marley OF the Maccahees and
others on board. was compelled TO tie up
above Lowell. owing 10 the trees falling
into the river under the high wind.
Steamer Fiorcnce Henry. undergoing re-
pairs at The Hewitt avenue wharf OIL the
river. Was blown from her moorings and
struck "A stump near the Mitchell Land
Compauys wharf. The boat was made
fast there in a partly sunken condition.
The smokestack on Bells sawmill was
blown down. No casualties are reported
Telegraph and telephone service was de-
moFalzed for the rest OF the evening.
Whatcoln. April ie-Last evening be-
tween and 5 O'Clock a severe wind ard
rain storm. accompanied by peals OF thgn-
der aud vivid flashes of lightning. visited
this section and quickly shut OF all out
side communication BY telegraph or tele-
phone ~ frustrating the wires. The rain
and the electric manifestations were Of
short duration, but the wind continued
with more or less severity all night.
Arlington. April i0.-special.-rhis See
ton Of the country was visited hy furi-
Gus wind storm last night. which com
nenCcd At 6,3n =. N. and lasted several
hours. and left path through the forest
that can lac easily traced. Fully fifteen
minutes before the torn had reached
here trees could 10 heard failing south
ward tn the path OF the storm. All witcs
are GcNa and traffic Is suspended Last
nights passenger train arrived this morn
ing twelve hours late, and the coachc.
were abandoned here while the locomo-
tisv went north to assist IN opening the
| track. There wsre twenty six trees aeioss
the track 80 the space OF two miles he
tween her and Bryant. About the oclg
serious damage here was 10 the large
livery barn being crested bv Jasper sill
The building was about half completed
being almost all ipclosed. bat this morn
ing there IS not a timber standing. and
TIE loss viii Zee heavy.