The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-23

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cleared up and before any accurate e.
innate Of the property damage
throughout the territory adjacent to
New Orleans can be given.
Little vestige OF the STORM remains
In the city proper and the work OF re-
storing the wireless station on the
Grunewald Hotel will start tomorrow.
Many towns suffered from the storm
and numerous plantations felt the dis
astrous effects Of its force. Tne cane
ana cotton crops Of Louisiana sustained
serious damage.
The list Of known dead IL as follows:
Scharles Scultz. John Arends. Victor
Pulfol James Farrelson. Bartholomew
oIiveri.
Al Desairko: Henry scleser. wife and
child; four members OF family named
Jackson. Miss: Charles Clayton. Carl
weisler.
Donaldsonville, La: A negro woman.
Baton Rouge. Ia: A negro woman.
oramercy, La: Negro farm nano.
Terrebonne Bayou, La: =. M smith
Of New Iberia, La. ~.
Al Grand Point, La, last night the
residence of Oscar Thibadeaux, nls WIZ
, ana children were reported missing ~
their fate IL not known. Many grensrtv
Of Iouisiana sustained great psope.Is
ioss- In Baton Rouge. La. ana vic aan
itv the damage will exceed x1.voo'ovv:;
TbA state Capitol 10 still unrooied ano
= considerabis part Of the puiioins
Hooded. =. nonor ar
Archbishop Blenk. recently s.ransS
from Rome. was indenn,.oay ~ the
an reouest Of the preiate: In tne
s vi ~ thfs sorrow and distress. ne
s.sd ST beiieye that the festiviues
wSfch YOU have 20 generously ARRANGED
- -. wo,YId be unseemly. AZ sus-
.s.ttor i think that the money Wnich
s,o,i6 have been spent in tine enter
tsinment might be best appneo " 'n'
relief of the storm sunerers ..,. =,
M. J. Smith. prominen., .s Ash.
;rr marty at the mouth Of Bayou Terre-
,.onns' IN known to have been drowned.
vvreckage at BuoU.
r,iori. Miss, Sept 22.-Again ana
with iust seven days less tnan .nIee
Years since the last visitation 6AoAl
kss felt the terrible breath OF the
stor,n ling from of the waters Of the
sui1 az Mexico, and once more ner
hsautiful beach front lies lashed anu
torn. her piers, bath houses ana sum.
,ner. houses broken to splinters anu
vashed ashore. and scores OF tpoets,
large ana small. either ashore or orok-
en- up. ,
the scene on the beach this morning
was one Of terrible destruction. Inc
water came up higher than during me
storm OF three years ago. ana thsIe
was more wreckage strewn on the
beach. The piers suffered more Also
ANA not one was left standing from
the Yacht club east. Even the yacht
club pier. which withstood the blow
Of 1905, was blown away.
Two hundred boats approximately
hava been broken up and cast upon
the beach. The beach here is covered
with wreckage and the fne yacht or
Frank Howard. q New Orleans mil
lionaire IN carried away. The nsninB
smack Cincinnati had narrowing ex-
periencs. breaking through barb wire
fences near the beach and finally land
ed high and dry in the city.
The schooner Bertha Riley turned
turtle In Biloxi Bay. and now lies
n wreck against the Biloxi bridge.
The wreckage from the Scranton
bridge to West Pascagoula IL made
nm Of boats ana bath houses.
Portions Of q number OF buildings
here have BEEN greatly damaged.
The skating rink pier at Biloxi has
been washed away together with one
half Of the building. entaiiing loss
of $4,000. The Biloxi Yacht Club
building was damaged TO some extent.
The pier and ash house OF J. 7.
6wetman was destroyed and i've
schooners are on the beach. Many
fences were carried away and wreck
age is piled four feet high in the
yards.
ss ashore In front Of the Magnolia
Hotel.