Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-10-17
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pavilions were overturned and carried
seward; bathing houses and board
walks, everything not far inland on the
famous island, were torn up and piled
beyond the coast line or carried out to
sea. At Brighton Beach the stone
walks in front OF she big hotel were un.
der water, and toward the end of the
afternoon the famous Seidl concert hall
was inundated and partially carried
away. The we'll kept lawns in front OF
the ORIENTAL hotel and Manhattan
Beach hotel were laid waste. and the
lower portions of the hotels flooded.
Jnnumerable small buildings were sim.
ply carried away by wind or waves.
At far Rocksway the fury Of the gale
was lndescribsble. ThO-e houses which
we're built on piles IN the sand were
washed away, and those higher up,
which for years have been out of the
reach of tie highest tides, we're teday
flooded. Along the Jeresy coast most OF
the damage done was to piers aud to
breakwsters. Preparations had been
made, as forewsrniugs of the storm bad
been given some days ago. As yet very
little damage to shipping has been re-
ported, for. on account Of the warnings,
r,onv a cr.ft AoIouod aoslino and otharE
that had cleared had returned for q
safe anchorage.
The North German Lloyd steamers
from Bremen and Cherbourg and the
Kaiser Wilhelm from Genoa and GIbrsl-
ter arrived almost simultaneously at
Quarantine this evening. Both had
hove to for several hours outside the
bar, waiting for chance to cross. The
steam station boat Alaska, with her
complement Of pilots. had anchored all
night under shelter Of Sandy Hook and
made four unsuccessful attempts to re-
turn to her station between the light
ships this morning. Each time the tall
waves swept her deck, aud the flying
spume ehut off ell sight from her cap
stan. Finally, at $3.50, on the fifth At
tempt. the Alaska regained her station.
Shortly afterwsrd, the big liners, Aller,
Kaiser Wilhelm, Cevio and Anchoris,
which bad been hove to we'll off shore,
turned their heads toward the lightship,
and pilots were put on board each. The
Aller bad stormy passage almost from
the time OF leaving. Yesterday morL-
ing, when near Nantucket, the wind in
creased to furious gale, blowing with
force of eleven degrees, Beaufort scale.
1t was from the northwest, and the
course Of the ship was directly before it.
The Aller was of Fire Island about
1920 this morning. She slowed up her
engines and slowly crept to the neigh
borhood OF the lightship. The Kaiser
Wilhelm Ii, bad generally fine weather
from Gibralter until yesterday morning,
when the hurricane overlook her. She
plunged and rolled in the huge sess,
making all hands uncomfortable, but
sustained no damage.
New YORK, Oct. IA dispatch to
the Herald from Gibsrs, Cubs, says:
The Herald's correspondent in Barscos
reports the landing of new fihbuster-
ing expedition in Msrivi. Eastern Cuba
l understand that the party brought
1000 rifles and proportionate quantity
OF munitions. The men disc mbarked
from B Hsytian schooner between two
Spanish forts, neither OF which we're
mile and half away. The war material
was all transported into the interior be-
fore any alarm was raised.
Such is the state of suffering among
the poorer Glasses in Barscoa that the
local Spanish soDmsndsnt is now per-
hitting women and children to 60
through the government lines to beg
food in rebs! campo. More than 900 pass.
es for this purpose are being signed
The women ale subjected to a
rigid search as they 60 outside the walls
Of the town, to prevent any medicine be-
ing taken to the insurgents, and also
upon their return for correspondence.
The Spanish Daily Novedades Of this
city publishes denial OF the reported
landing of new filibusteripg expedition
in Cuba. Novedsdes says: ''There is
not word OF truth in all this. 1t is pure
iicticn, and nothing more. The Dsunt- |
less has not only failed to reach Cuba, |
but up to this date October 12l has not |
embarked the expedition, which she is |
trying to do, and for which purpose she |
is cossting along the southern border of
Florida.
"Whst has been announced is what |
the tilibusters intend to do il they can.
The program is difficult to execute and
difficult to carry to successful termi-
nation.'
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-THE British |
steamer Evelyn, Captain Horner, from
Huelvs, Spain, suchored in the Della
y are river this evening, baving on board
he almost lifeless bodies OF nine sea-
men, the crew OF the Norwegian bark
Louise, who were picked Up at sea after
oeing adriit without food or water for
lire days. Their condition was most
,itiable and 90 faint had they become
bat it was necessary to tie lines to them
Ind haul them on board the steamship.
The Louise, in command OF Captain
Anderson, left Mobile August 18th for
Rosario with full cargo Of lumber. She
experienced the September hurrican es
md was badly disabled. Her condition
became SO bad that all hands had to
cave her in two small boats, and until
be Evelyn hove in sight they had not
cen vessel for nine days, They could
.ot have lasted another night, such was
heir suffering.
DENVER, Colo, Oct. 15-According to
he latest sdvices from Meeker, Colo,
which is ninety miles from the nearest
office, it is stated that the three
nan killed there, after robbing the
ank, have not been identified. One
Tho lived two hours after being shot
ave names which are believed to be
cticious. 1t Is believed that one OF the
obbers is Thomas Mccarthy, who
ided in robbing the banks at Telluride
nd Deltr Those killed aid wounded
, tho IN tfla hetWeen the citizens and !