The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-04

soon made aware OF their danger by the
thunder of the breakers and the whistle
Of the gale. which caused buildings to
sway. aud hundreds ran into the streets
Fishermen and their families were tho
FIRST to get out of buildings which had
been buffetcd and rocked IA week ago
There is no bulkhead in front of the
houses in the fisher colony and the ocean
wash had full sway. Several houses were
uptilted or washed away.
The gale kept UP during the day and
more damage was done by the high waves
At o'clock a group OF thirty fisher
mems wives with their children huddied
around them knelt ~ a street near :he
ocean front and fervcntlN pra>cd that the
gale be stilled and their homes saved
Many people who autoed to Seabright
to see what was going on stood by with
barred heads while the women invoked
divine help.
The homes of Lewis Sanders and James
Branch, fishermen. crufnpied up IN the
food tonight and sailed out to sea,
The cottages Of Mrs. Alice Newman
and Mary Ravens were badly under
mined at late hour. II was not be-
ieved they would possibly stand the next
high tide.
Hotel Again smashed.
The octsgon Hotel In Ocean avenue,
owned b. George NJ Saudt OF Red Bank,
which was damaged to the extent ot $50
900 in last weeks storm, was t.dtu nara
last s,w DAYS was rinpcl out and piled
IN ,tb. b.o,h at ga NJ Tho huge
waves surged against the foundations OF
the hotel and undermined the Kitchen,
which is now sasEing and battered aud
may be swept out 10 sea at the next hsh
tide.
An unoccupied cottage jus; south Of
the hotel was smashed by a gigantic
wave and collapsed at i0;i0 y VI
Early in the afternoon the rear porch
and what was LETT OF the dlhihS room
We're destroyed.
tanning and the stralnne The fear
was SO sreht WV w" "''." s.r"us a1.y
nish, so VIZ W. ,, - -, 800,
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oroner' ios' '''e ~, u,'t,t
summer NONE ne "op.. - u" .''..,'.'
Nelson cromwell 'us' SCUM "i ur's'''
was oauiy uainaseu, y p'I' Va INC '''
race snd PACK mo me seq
The fishing quarters or talep faitE &
Co, consisting or a one story frame sttd'-
ture, keeied over under the incessdnt
plunging of the Hood ana Went out 10
sea. coming back latter "a driftwood
The bulkhead of the J.. Han Packer
hut the water rolled over II and flooded
the cellar.
The j. }. Manning cottage north Oh inc
Seaoright station. was also Hooded ana
ths buikhead IS down.
r,.s.-, u.,u O.. x .h.r.h
81. Peters Episcopal church az Galiee'
between Seabright ana Monmouth Beach
was aga.n banged and mutiIated by the
waves us onIkhead was Torn GU, anu
us rounua',ohs were Ii"oueu' II. n,h,i
men o' Hai'ee 'orse. .he.r o". uouo' .,f
long ehousi ~ ,o"s.Iut' Gimp. az
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wou," y. S'Iohs enous" W saNe .ns 'i',h
IA rh, nh,,rah Is $3.50 r,,h rnnn~
nn,,a.ors ,,on, Tho Gas, ysbo auto MIL.
~, Srndavs ,n ,tt,n5 ssrvirns thsre
Ths Wiramar Inn on ocean avenue
Cattle. formeriv known as the Green
Inn Cottage. = in danger of serious dam.
age by reason of the undermining OF il.
foundations IL was whipped hard by the
high waves of last week.
The Dr. knapp cottage at Galilee was
partly unsettled by the wash and 1t Is
thought the building may topple over with
a little more pounding by the waves. The
John Baly cottage was also flooded.
Mrs. Louis Fitzgerald lost the bulkhead
in front Of her cottage at North Beach
and the house was undermined.
some Z" >e""''s"'s LOSSES
The following losses have been suffered
IN Seabright: Octagon Hotel. $50. 900:
Peninsula Hotel, $4,000: Beach Club.
$500; Lewis cottage. $500; Charles Swim
Ter. cottage ,bulkhead OUT, $500; John
AcheIif cottage. 81. 500: Mrs. Lewis Fitz-
gerald cottage si.5Ou. W O. Wvthe
$500. C. A. Boston. 81 900: George Pan
coast. $500. w. Gail Bradley. 81 400. NJ
NsstreI Z, 0O0. G. W Hendr,cks 60 oOo.
.John n Dorden. 81 p0o. Mrs Jossnhia
,hu,Lbead ont, g. Oo0 A n c,lef a.
nan. A ~ NuhanL s2oo, " n Waite
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So'."s" s1uo, N'"a''' ""nu'a's' Pas'iion'