The Herald, 1900-09-14, Page 2BOTHA DEFEATED;
HIS FORCES FLED.
Lydenburg Occupied by British Troops on
Thursday.
OUTFLANKED BY LAN HAMILTON.
Report That Kruger and Steyn are Being Pursued by Hamilton—Oen.
Theron Believed to HaVe Been Killed—Boers Persistent in Their
Attacks on Ti ains—Australla Objects to Her iVien Staying hi Africa
—Col. Ridley's Plucky Defence—Father O'Leary in London—
Boer Prisoners at St. Helena.
London, Sept. 0.—Telegrap1ilag to
the War Office under date of Belfast,
Sept. 7th, Lord Roberts says:
, "-Gens. Dunde -'i and Brocklehurst
occupied Lydento, eg yesterday. The
forces of Gens. Buller and Hamiltott
iwere then within five miles of the
place, Their casualties were four
wounded.
• 0 Gen. Hart 1m teen engaging the
.enemy at Krugersclorp for the last
few da,ys, wit'i a view to driving -them
from the railway.
"The Boers left four dead on the
field, one of whom is thought to 'be
Om Theron. No one love yet recog-
nized the node- as his, but the ixeekets
Of the t!ceased vont:tined letters to
'Theron frena Oen. DP 'Wen rontainiug
Official information ef BrIti-h mote- •
ments.
"Gen. Buller rerorts from foyelmo -
burg that tit., Mee Owe his in di-
ateleel, tome ef the troops haviing start-
ed iter tilt north, atel tbe ethers toward
Spiteneep. Most of 11a%. gaas, tOrtli
nad nennainitten haitt leen sent, to
Kregerspiest.
" Major 'Whin, 4,14raltD3144P11 at Lf440Y-
bran 1 wiith itenapaoy of tile Weerres.
ter:It:tee+ awl the Wilt..itire Yeenettire,
wietee etifieers liebeated most gallantly.
The eaeht, fur their relief is dile to
Gen. Drive Hamilton. wire airtrele-1
(nighty stales in heir mei et half
A. dr-spate/A from thetforituni. of hipt.
Ttli. says that the British Itit%e vale,
tian41 Lyelenbat•g.
Ti. /kers' were eteatatelett0' outman,
teeenrea. They hotted tiarentitta the
vtifeine in the alarestage Pagraltn,
i4en. llaniton taitfiritatsei Vain on;
the right., pausing them toe tam -mete
the.r strotp: pooStEoles They :thaai.
ito:Leal tIteir tertian*. ;reel
foreci tee 4.*Kiter their
retreat. s ,
Thea, prole:Anita fen short. an I tit.;
Drla *Lust:a:kat no eatalniOttes,
33ers.ttiwass eater ro,
litspiblitort the a.tr*.nii44 neoltlott the
rtiersa hate olive thet. iiieolt the ,
at it.iys at Tiiarala
IN rtVirt4-0 that tA-Preslatraits
litra.ger niat Nti....tsna have ft.a.5 mot
that .4.eit. Itillailttin
41....qtastAi ftois Lord itottetli-!'„
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o literateenn pi-alien:nate to the !noel,
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nave Ineen11,5
Itri. 'Seal -4'4n Prenfer New Zen -
anal, declares that tie New Zealander
rseeive me discharge arzi.ii 144
eturn to the
Lyrae. Premier of New. s
nth Weir's. has tr.o,:a urgral make. :
prote.it to: the InvocarMI la.tovern-a
01141* agal:ast the se:forts to retain :
-lausttatiin troops in South Africa -
Col. ItMlests 1/efenee.
• miontein.. Sept. 9.—The very
ant defence reside bY esirmel 11.1(1'
little bs.nd ill all unprepared !
ion against greatbr •superickr
115 has hardly received fuli jus -
fl the.pness. It ranks among,
est exploits of the war, and;
One of which Cape Colony is proud,
the force consisting almost entirely
of colonists,
The following extract from the line
of communication orders issued by
Gen. Kelly -Kenny on Monday shows
the estimation la which lie holds the:se
soldiers. It begine:
''The lieutenant -general commanding.
the line of cominuakeitions wishes the
following Weide:it to be made known
through his cornet:we: •
who, it says, has suceeeded in land.
Ing on, St Helena. Front his aecounts
of the conditions under which the
Boer prisoners are detained It ap.
pears that they are exceedingly well
treated, and even complain of get-
ting too fat. Those of their number
on parole have been able to find
work, while their comrades under min
valiance are treated most eourteouft-
ly and are allowed a vast extent of
ground on whieh to take exercise.
All mate in declaring that since tboy
were made prisoners the only period
of calm and tranquility of mind
which they have experienced has
been that spent in St. Helena, with
whose Inbabitants they live on the
best of terms.
--
Kruger May Surrender.
London, Sept. 10, 6 a. in. — The
Boers seem to have been ashamed of
their hasty retreat from Lydenburg,
for, according to the London Daily
Mail correspondent at Meritzburg,
they returned after the town was
occupied by the British, and shelled
the place from the neighboring height
without effect.
There is no reliable indication as
to the whereabouts or intentions of
Kruger, but at Lorenzo Marquez it
is reported that he is still at Nel-
spruit. He is said to be calling In
arms, with the object ol surrender.
Ing.
The Portuguese are strongly rein-
forcing Rosen° Garcia, just across
the border. No reason for this ac-
tion is given, but it is believed that
it rush of Transvaal fugitives is an-
tieipated, and encroachment on Por-
tuguese territory is consequently
feared.
In Orange River Colony matters
are not going altogether favorably
for the British, who haveit is stat-
_
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CANADIANS REPULSE BOERS.
Lord Roberts Says It was a Very Credit-
able Performance.
Salt, 7.—Lord Ileht rte rerorts frem Belfast under date 4)
1kt. 51/1. «s 144hov...: ''1,att 1 1.kskkil(4)11 tra vtireed Dub
'01 4 11), ye sterdity %%id). slight
" Dialer etagagell th • eneitan."81.ft,,thie moritlain Ifditon endenv-
i ;rime ti f turn lite right.
" 1;4,ers„ with twtt gnus mullet( 14 QM Ii% /an* thiinterning a t taelcol
ten tneeenin elseurti, d lithintry enarding th • raliway between Pan
and Wontieref6eitein. Mahon pre. tv,10,1 to their its4letanee. itut the
garrbon Wel beaten eff the enemy lelore he arrived. It was
11 iry ere performative. Tit w‘taio,i ,1 were Slitjer tintindere
:awl Lieut. Moenie, elightly, tied ts nia ':' 11011 are ailesinge"
4
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als-sesesamo satrlio•aeli i4tilrhaietretsi
amen nelrel, was eat. P,It at mirre.inah..st
wifit tit1'16- sweats with the. i gaiett,
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Otion tante two theses eteoltaeg atel Tilts
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AWFUL HURRICANE
AT fiALVESTO.
One Thousand People Lose Their Lives in
That City.
4,000 HOUSES SWEPT AWAY.
Southern Texas Visited by a Hurricane and Tidal Wave—Big Steamers
Stranded—Substantial Buildings Blown Down—City Entirely Sub-
merged—Houston Also Suffers Severely—Smithville Wrecked --
Testimony of an Eye-Witness—Some of the.Dead.
"AuFtin, Texas, Sept. 9,--Informa-
ii0,13 hex just reached me that about
000 lives have be' lost at Calves -
tell,
with eaornmuit elestruetioa of pro-
•perty. No information from other
points. (Signed)
"John In netners, Governor."
—
DISASTER AT GALla5E..TON.
An Eye -Witness Tells of the Terrible
Scenes in That City.
Houston, Texas, Sept, 9, 10 it,
The West In:11a storm which reached
the iota coast yesterday morning
w rl tiwfti ha o IU T4N.:6S,
porn are tsarina:nee but it is kIlOWli
that an appalling disaster has liefal-
len the city of Galen:tom where IL is
revert -I a /lawmen 1 or more lives
heave 11 il!,-).,t;k1 (MU and tk tremen-
dons pn.pern% elamage bas Ite:11 in -
mare 1
ttleegre rep:ens fro» Sabin s l'aes
an 1 Vert Artior alko bur:rate a heave
ete, rn'e„ bat tirse reverts caloon
ks reierrue 1 at tlia4 how.
rr-et, new.: Lti ren..11 this eke)
fron. etr.elem e•a0 Graiveiteene
wee: Pia gat. JaIll'S 1'. Tim—
Le Hoot -nom and who is
the seiperintlendent of the Na-
tien.4 cettapreass tentaltany. arrie0.1 In
fie. e‘ne oeinght from ltal-
teetete. 11, WI -ti oit th first to
meta le re' w1th t likk,49 • rf tit • etrei0 '
now entirely submerged and eut off
from communication. The boats are
gone; the railroads cannot be oper-
ated ; and the water is so high peo-
ple cannot walk out by way of the
bridge across the bay, even should
that bridge be standing'.
Provisions will be badly needed, as
a great majority of the people lost
all they had. The waterwoiks pow-
er house was wreeked, and a water
famine is threatened, as the aster/et
were all ruined by the overflow of
salt nwater. This :Sir. TIM1111 11H in -
garde as the most serious problem
to be Owed now. The eity is in dark-
ness, the eleetrie plant having been
ruined. There is no way of esti-
mating the property damage at, pre-
sent.
ofar as he meld see or hear, Mr.
Timmins says the east end portion
of the elty, which is the residence
distriet, has been praetically iviped
out of existenee, Ilit he west end
whieh Awes the tiuif itvouttlwr
portion of the island, welt haver(
W85 done. The beaelt has been SWipt
elean, the Itittlelionses are klk'NraW'
4'4, and many or the reeitieurce are
total wreelee
Train Wrecked.'
The Santa re tram, vvhieli toft
here at 744/ Sataarday ntght„ wee
Wiwi:fel at a point two (11111/4'S 111.41.11
has b fiellen tient LI4
PiP:Pallitte.1-' • I! t kl,Nt-te;
te .11 ikeetive• sof his VII -
5. nitelo hove. eenut,In.,
'lir the t.b th*leorrronite or entograny.:
from intil,vettet eon a
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sav-pti, .4;u 1r....u,.]!1 1 Itike
if \him .Mrs. Prather. of Insegartrit.
Texas. was lealeti and stator:el %% ere
ninareri, 'rite tram was i' 111115115
1%.104.11 t ton.emattaired the.
tette:inn It b. reported t lett th.' train
Wilt. literalize lifted front vile. tenet.
Mre Prather was thrown as -roe. 515
ear and hallway Milt:ilia a wielett
When the. ear %WI" reneli,e1 at u:e•
Anioni that her head had h. en lagetnr
water anal that ele • wtie aroweceil
4 uta =
Kansas & Texas Itailwa,y. A number
of persons are reported killed. The,
railroad and telegraph companies have
g'Lugs awl wreaking ireful; out at--
tempting to work their way south.
but 'the fierceness of the storm makes
it impossible for them to galn, any
ItendwaY, having to seek shelter In or-
der to save their lives.
The atom at Temple was setere,
and fears are entertained that the
city le badly wre:lced, The railroad
officials say it is imposahle to move
trains south of Courtney, North -bound
triiins from Houston last night were!
from 15 to 18 hours' late.
m
A private message from San Atte!
tonic) states that a serious, disasterc
occurred at Corpus Christi, Rockport,
and other coast towns, the nature of'
which cannot be determined.
All 'the railroads southward front
Dallas at noon issued a bulletin in-
structing their agents to disc:entitled.
the sale of tickets or accepting,w
freight for the South until furthe
orders.
---
ENORMOUS LOSS OP larE.
Two Hundred Corpses Counted From!
a Relief Train.
Dallas, Texas, Sept. 0.—The follow-
ing telegramhas been received from,
Houston by the News:
'Relef train just returned. They
could not get closer than six miles or.
Airginla Point, where the prairie waft.
covered with lumber, debris, pianos,
trunks, and dead bodies. Two hund-
red corpses were minuted from the
train. A large steamer is stranded
two miles tbts side of Virginia Point,
as though thrown up by a tidal
wave. Nothing can be aeon of Gal-
veston. Two men were picked up who
floated ac'ros's to the mainland, who
say they estimate the IOSS nf litre up•
to the time they left nt.2.000,"
The above message is addressed to
Superintendent Felton, Dallas, arid
molten from Mr. Vainrhan, manager
of the Western Won office at Eonstots
..
WILL !MI
IN PEKIN
ritain, Germany and Japan
Will Stay in Capital,
RUSSIA, FRANDE AND U. S.
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*6 16 LA Mg 'IN'trce men or the SeAthi
wais wreek tie WI sive. Canted istaitee Catvalry deleated feta
maniks Doxers lait the inatferial hunting park.,
sz165iere1 5 P tile ePit:'1%it S161.te-410.16 Itt tidirlY of 'Mom and etiptatrhag
0.17 w44 54 (S. a ,SL, rtila 11.1],4 The Boxers were
ro.v. 116 1'L of 7 Le • f4-1631.13'.:-.41 wirth s:NPAr4 an.4 swords.
• n went Intenle v.-cern...I Zit-eerie-
aen- enniten ty ws,i. *tem- ileitain Will Net Leave.
ten IF Vc—In ti p 5o041581* IA
ttto-LNsterie entencili eeisterill** Right nom Cirera'a,gs
t'K'Eutl tk4 .U2-” ize.-i'tetrary of State
onielag,..aino• nes. *AB at wasy «b434tnt16116 osszazitIal
tinnineos sa unmet:eatteeet11 11a1'gestIalco5a,..1 with the CAI-
th--- tl1,515115 iieveriaMBetqt to 116e. b11*e,,51!±,Z.lit
tnes.Iits n55 1 einoettareatoc. !; to ra sett:s1net.ry- terralatrttion. the
Iii -Art of the '! Relish Coven:anent <holm th. mat -
t11:14 • !;:qt- 55' '5 43161 '11*(52a1115*' 555165* "114
16 -td_ ea lit:ez. of1 ,Or 1e514'r...a5 x:4- trola tho tossitIon
• sa:Nre-a Te,••••••'6,r,4, • wfirtni %ton. ottenred Vas hearers Cleat It`
41(6 5064-61. 21* uone taa naz...th7,07,g nevi seate pr0p116*1
5141 -'.0151' 2*51ff5 atat for:erase. ; the Qtevertiment would not be a patty
retaerow tecap.s eve 11'e.6104ra14:r3.
Anorher train 1,Citi ieft 54' ("401,7- t°1:0*. pper,,(912 itor yttittaett-
t........s..r.zi. making ei 5* t'4 tosheY. The! white Ineo-1,,e, :.;,eo,-„tary 01Kate for.:
neeelei groin, as nig whn!.4 are pros -i feel the targ,-,st vonamereitil interests
Heine Affairs, said that Great Britain.,
trate
g hi Ciihen. She stoall not adhere to any
A tratin came In on tee ColizerdIa .trastrozi,c.nt,
l'otiwnY 511%1'' evt-nLIC.-t 1t1681 ixpr....sacnt that stiP had tri'•
mtratry threngia wine!, tees- pass.el. she tps7stion of rttIrement, Sir Ma
Centitetor Fergalsron that thew tr4:44.:Pee,i 161555 165' wouhl catty „
54.1, 594555444, CAVCIVi C -1-4(i -orchards the Govc-rnnunli. u-nnifi not be satisile
ileve 516 11 and great *16 ''O4 with any arrangeinrsat Which
ee,Lc. A- 11,- Postrzt .tIerit, •havoive; (5 -15 pun'isinnent for s's
nartel that at Oyster the 51' 49 lir,!:11 dame. and the nstabltenne
vnew ar16.1 Ivan) erlf,s, (aid of seihirity In the future.
frotril a negro woman fast.'.ned man, •
formel her risairlas there were others; To Resole the Emperor.
-(x.af, ' t„0 in- --.. • i
un et
tolhe. rofl,nadrintgi fatufitreil; sue=ajdriii.;141 raeii -- switch datea S pt 8th, says
rel,s;:tnnall,onti,t-Zer.t1110e.—sTutiTitedSfilridarnghtliani•e,t;i):-
(6:o11:.»:e1;„. tle,'"Ife..:.U''the train' arrived at thJ
Angleton, 41.11 the c•inirelleS tinge and SiingeFan, Manchn Vieeroy 1:111
down. Many fettaitiet ars known to
• Inonber of lious';`5; had Inon blown with a large force to reeeee the. E
.11,1:erloor.sterteil northward on 5t
train stopped only n few in:antes, midin ImpTslisiealetoarfeex.infilleaut 14a,:indsisstzhva
have. ofteurred Angle:tern bat the
not be learned. At Angleton the !OM- aiming to prove Vett the Dowager E
the lennber of killee and names could
dinotor dna-hind to return to Houston, laPiotrPtaq.14c.ekoNcs:no,e,,,,slIttelltr:t7nIle.i°1°,reueeetigirreF'aanntd°twa
ss*, tite ex en of ,ite damage beyond
Angleton is not known. On the return
of 'demolished Louses, No More British Troops.
trip, the crew save the debr;s of dozens London, Snot. 10.—A despatch to t
Tekgraph front Hong Ken
Sralthville Demolished. dated Snee. Sth, seys that Gen. Gas
he, the British comniarider, has test
A eyelone hag demolished' a part of graphed to the .Governmeitt to send
helown of Sinithville, on the Wismar!, more troops to China,
S .1J. Inirt5;,' ft,. .
r, - •
55, 156. I5 5v..„ ,„„ • --
119 M',:•••1 tr.'t , ,
SIX CANADIANS Kill
fIrttawn, ro*.: cat4e.: reeete.e,
to -day:
"Ifklifontaa-in. 7.--r......;5arrtslinat to rays .T.571a sae-tien-
t:4,r, et. !kn.:” e. rIztt.11.,:a.ez:tr, 13 rs and then of larva '74.tent fe-• Ter'e
1' (5556, tree, srito-I Arnyz,:"
It.-5.1.7.trataesa rara,anCetrel In thy- tr.-1:-.,tra.r.i
ssr.ny iaissIsrg. sIoot.,..11 i'tlx13-;t1t;:5,; tft-n-lat'oei'n=
e1aearto Strono.. ,aSintooni
elet.eti nectta tereking slat, --T1tii to 117:4.
f.Y14.--ar:•K Is hs copal Lan Is In Lon.I.E.v.z.
Doita Lrast Lansdovvis,:s tn,th, y_o_w4a
anl 4.;1 ri.Tpla.,etzy
swir.ria • 11.710 flg.brittr.4 _toe
e:sew...tre has
51.5545016 11161, irather :Aids
Doers Talk. olr Trekking.
Coot Town, S-nt. Itealveras
Naintivav-s his lite
-sross,al dr- Matzelf ;erg. tea snineis east
Lytlerarlirg„ and hito itetIsin
with the,
The orsennatIon of Lydenlairg,
tasylk. plarse Ttsitirs:Fay, Ls regarded
marh.'aig one of tit-* last stel,...tes. The
Boers now t,rilk of trcntking into Ger-
man t,trritorey.
_Lord lit'tiltr.n IA marching rat Lieli-
traniaurg from, llakki-ng-
- It ES said pap;zars seized at Pre.torh
show that the Netherlands Railway
Coninany In many W414 .5 actively as -
*54414:41 th, Doers. It coriverted its work -
rations Into arsc.nals and proti,,hal
Transvaal forets with horseshoes. 16
-3:- Batt, ••=trKil fir-gt. C.
45. Stnigh 5* 5,', rd., -3‘oth
Vorn..I. IA% 11. it., 71 61
pt.,. srtiwit, v. it., firs-. 1
Pte. $5. Hayward, it. C. R., :v.:: •
Pte. as Armstrong, D. C. R., "
Pte., C. E. Itoris,m, C. IL,
• Pte. F. tfrant, it.. 25e5
Pte. D. Ilar,1•11,y. R. c. IL, 1 1.
. it, Qt. IL, :h..' 15.
. A- 1.114rii'an, r. in „en!
J. th Daelieni, R. C. ft., 'ten
Pito, IF, Ps:ire:eft, t".
Ptr. tr-got.
-11---gt. C. Ara Pte. len Innis. t'. to,
toilet Itsge.: Pte. 01. Men nail, it. 57.
16
Pt•:... P. ilassezt, 196161*.,
C. M. E., : Pte. :Of. P. Matters,
: It. (*:. It., Pte. T. G..
Batt.: Pte. E. ertat.e, B. 5". it.,
Sth Regt.: Pte. N. L. Mteley. in In 14,
; gto Pts. W. ;:leeenfort, time
Batt., Ce R., 513; 'Pte. It. 4*h-i4.q14,
; 12:1: 116. Therape-oe It.
C. In, -13rel Regto Pte. E. P. iteee,
mat., it; Mt idl; Pt.. J. li,eaten,
I, 3144., 3rd Regt.; Pte. 0. Derrell,
16 -sr Batt., R. C. A., tizli C. A.
Ths undeteneat,neitel have 557-14
•valided to Phit.i.laist from dates en
posite. thsafr TinT1IfY4: C,115t. - f.:Vtivirt
rt, te A., July 7t16 : Iniete, 15,
C. Ito July Lion!. P., Lanboloo
Ft. C, Fen .tug. nOth: _Mite :11. /form.,
ritirse, sesond eorts_ingent, Aug- 30th.
By arrangement brtivrseu the Parties
-thez,IpetionpLeptior.k4 pro teening Lomeli
eleetions ' W". "p g teatre, t
bourne, Delon -due, Russell, Iiiildonan,
0eautifut Plains% Itosc‘nfel,1 and Birtle
•frave been withdrawn. •
tv.„0.4
1*115-14 rh....v.a. 155...,3 22. 22: -
rat eLQ-IteEss_ Atia4a...r., the
!P6A 4.12V : CE2nV-8... 255': 4'2s.5
112,t 1741/ DItah :Stan-
ley V. pa-rsrseriiI rato.riage.r,
516* Ell,•;;14r3r-tio,ro4t.s.41,4-:.- steanisio:n Itaare;
and turairrizer Me-
• 5"iiitit,Pia's Cot t.saii
g In :*.eretiary
• 15.5,2116-y. 1Z11::vrr
.5164.55516 %,va:tteti's 4•i -4-4t SZ:1 V.4
ttie
7
•
I
•
'
111,
C15515*
;leper stone Ise: -.are the erast%
-ante- ••
55
WW.; 55461 51511 f"todisin
sytuni and toili iho to4qi-:tats ttse.re
,..troanA, end IT this proves taw- the
• Ott life witt as in-
t:tatter:us were 41 w161, zoirl
th,F were san'srefeatnai ttie
1161411.56144 *511:4 t1,:*5 5534855 15,416 t:lk*'51
tr.U, 211?. Thralatns
, was thezse.- feet *16:*: in rettinAsi
I trip, Tarennnt lteatar-34, an: was slx feet
in rasp, niarktt, ssitt•Qre.
Atong th, wator 5r. --sat Ariz -nage
6411* ,... great. Via... or.v•D ;ht. -4,N
7o-wt1 lieni an the a ';41;-121.1.:,,,, n!..!11
heels allor;:ag the urli.itsve. were eTthset.
05 10:.•A Lr -."..1' 06650 s
06.1T liIFI-1")IST;;11. 1S1:,118 n177: Lrl 121)e tr:1
•foe'fectsi, 01:L61 141-.,3 4:14 44
wiinrvet 1.0a0.T.11
sh • nor. There it a snieti steam -
ter asnore three totes naerna of Pea-
7.noret, tat, tittra...tiee enall net.
:etineeninla titer iseine. Set. woe anyreng
British Eng-. Autetthee I vesete foes
:eon driven adirtee eve PK -4115,
fast.ostii-r agr.s..iarisl at Texas
,tt it/. scyatti priint Houston
-.6*vnil 5113 *1111416411(!W14'1615!* 461 169 04
• *ost4i*t'ui. 'l'sn 6:55165615514 5161045
eirks tteivestote 15-16114 and fast
-,....4.ronnal as Dativar Pohit.
Thamins and stli, int -an with Wei
th.a. ire/looser reser:v..1 51417 FOLiarg
t em sho naddie tay who Ind teen
:vary. !IOM'S T71 OUP TilfW1
▪ forPigiaPrS, titel to1714.3 pli21 41q
eformathen from them. A wrinik of a
‘f-ssel winch tOrike,1 Ilkf! /5 1•111,- StVialit
tut:: ^M/3 0.1•SM'Irtil 1)1.401`e tb.eretrty
th? hay the carcasses of
nearly :.:09 /101"SP4 ;MI IltIth'S 'were seen,
has no human body 'VMS •
City Entirety Submerged.
The scenes during the storm, Mr.
Sliming could not he O.,seribeil.
W‘Sklell and children were erowded kite
11t, Tremont Hotel, where be was seek-
ing 'le.lter, and all night these an:or-
tuisates were he:northing- their losses.
°lire 7kgluad117rdlet allandd fr°onoum7of71t11:: hotel.
grouped about, the stairways and in
'hat, was occurring in other parts
f the ,cit,y he could. only conjecture.
The city of Galveston, he says, is
„
wing'
At St. Iletena.
A reeent issue of th, London Daily
Graph's! hes the following from its
Paris torraspondent:
The Journal to -day publishes a 1011g
fetter /rein ono of its representatives,
5
storY tkatio oral desenation Itie otser the pow*A`a. likierritng