The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-09-30

 Mobile. September 2e.-(s:so a. m.)-As further details of the damage wrought py the storm which swept the sut coast Wednesday and Thursday reach the ci'y all Mobile Is shocked by the enormity or the disaster.
 The loss of life was heaviest at Coden' although there were many deaths at other nearby points.
 Tba nroperty damage in Mobile proper will nrobably reach millions. Citizens nave organized for relief work and titanic el- forts are being made to bring some sor1 of order out of the chaos
 ,ra,egraphtc communication with Mobile ,s stir completely cut off and thls account ia heinz mailed from here over the Nlopiie ana ohio by way of Meridian, Miss, the N5objle and Ohio being the only line whlch ,u ,h1a to run trains out of the city.
 Nfohilians who were shocked by the ex- +on+ of the disaster in the city were horr1- fled at the havoc wrought al siianei points along the coast.
 Special Train Arranged.
 r,,,-ouob the kindness of Messrs. Ru- doInh and Charles Johnson a special MO- b,la and Ohio train was organized for the benefit of the homeless along the. pay shore to Coden.
 rho traip left the depot at 3 o'clock and carried with it much needed supplles for inc sufferers, which were given pS kind hearted gentlemen
 It was a sad sight to see coffins stacked seven high to be used in burying the dead.
 From the car window could be seen ,rbara the unseen monster had wrought death and destruction to life and proper ty all along the way. s.o,,,,. Al Crighton immense oaks and dwelling houses could be seen lying upon the ground. o,..o,,,,o,,+ s,raet received injuries as well as having all of the many out houses completely oe- stroyed xL4 oa for getfing rosin and turpentine was entirely swant away. and many dwelling houses ,,'e,.a leveled to the ground. The Louis vile and Nashville depot was greatly fudge Ouarterhlhs' house was complete lv demolished The white Baptist church was swept away and the colored Baptist was greatly injured.
 Belle Fountalne.
 No damage done except small injuries to the house of MT. Benz, which was hlt- ed from the blocks and set easily upon the ground. ,,,.o,.d .a,, aral ladies and gentlemen stepped on hoard among whom was Mrs. w. U. Kay dald. who had just returned rom the burial of Mrs. Frank Alexander, MISS Mary Alexander and Miss J. Alexander. Her story of the need of the people was touching. So in need of collins were they tbat the Misses Alexander were wrapped in a sheet and buried in the same coffin. She also told of how she had Ted n1ty men women and children in the top of the depot for two days
 Coden.
 Rillv and Charley Clarks houses com plete',r swept away. In MT. Chariey fp js house four were drowned, MT. (,ooner. Mrs Charles Clark and two chii- dren. No one was hurt in Billy Clark house. Alex ader place completely swept away Three Were killed.
 Corson place injured No one was hure as the Misses Ralston had swan beyond danger, and Mrs. Corson and grand daughter swure to the stair steps until tae abFl eelesiee.
 8nrn J.s M qia .e totally wrecked. ph 4ina p tat lily wrecked.
 rHe HdUfaaa plaee. which consisted of fasr etlIlaasas re swept away, and ra p f1uf tions are standing.
 f,fsr Parker oyed.
 ns saaraws aDme washed away. Nau-iaarv ercly store entirely de- sfrs NnlH Fop rashed away.
 asinfs steFa d away.
 as store nolshed.
 HalJ.ll eate damaged
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