Show HT KILLED 8 BY BYS BYi S i STORM STORMi i four ty four bodies were washed pre at from the schoon- schoon 1 my Peaceful and Ma Ma- el which were sunk off 1 d tV Santo Domingo AMI Fla July 29 9 CAP CAP- AP are known to killed by the tropical hurri- hurri I which struck Nassau Monday Cording t to td 1 the first direct report st storm rm fatalities received by the tte nil I Dally Daily Ne News a today from Cap Cap- ap taro McDonald of at the steamship The message was re received re- re by the Tr Tropical RadiO graph raph Telegraph Tele- Tele company from the lying lying- P at anchor off Nassau Property E r d damage e asre In will reach iV a. a Nassau alone Captain or I McDonald estimated No reports leports have been received ed from the outlYing Islands his m s ge adds SAVANN SAVANNAH H Ga Ga- July 2 29 AP High HIg seas and wind of increasing ta n intensity ty along th-a th Georgia Geprgia CO coast t early Ea today presaged the advent of the tropical hurricane which thundering thun thun- thundering dering up the Florida east coast since Monday has l left Ct damage and destruction to shipping property communication lines and crops which may tun lun Int into millions of ot dol dol- lars I Weather eather bureau reports late last night placed the I storm center near the Gy Georgia coast about fifty miles north of Jacksonville Fla A lull lun II in the wind the usual indication of I approaching storm storm ton was reported at many points along the Georgia coast carl early today i Heavy eavy seas rolling in n on the hl hi est tides of s several v l years pounded I at the sea islands s along the lower Jower Georgia Ia and upper Florida I line At Brunswick Ga a wind velocity of forty mlles miles an hour nour accompanied accompanied accompanied ac ac- companied b bj by drivIng rain was as re reported re- re e- e ported SAVANNAH DELUGED Sudden squalls and torrential rains deluged with five Inches of rain last nl night ht The encampment en enI encampment en- en I of the Georgia Infantry in In- In fan fantry try was moved from Tybee island at Ft rt Screven creven when rain flooded the Island island encampment Trees were ivere ele uprooted on St St. SImons SImon's Si Siman's SI- SI mons mon's island island- and the foundations of several cottages were wrecked Th The island was visited early yesterday yes jes- esterday by a messenger who awakened awakened awak awak- ened resort visitors and informed th-em th that a R hurricane Was vas to reach the island within a short time Hundreds Hundreds Hun Hun- of persons many thinly clad followed him back to Brunswick Storm warnings have bee been broadcast broadcast broadcast broad broad- cast as far tar north as Charleston C S S. S C C. C and islands the h coast were vere deserted by bv inhabitants when a I storm bell tolled a warning warning- to seaside seaside seaside sea sea- side residents Trolley car service was seriously hindered In Charleston Charles Charles- ston s- s ton by floods which poured into the streets Meanwhile l e. Florida took toll of the destruction caused by the three Iday I Iday day ravages of the hurricane PALM BEACH HARD HIT Greatest property damage was reported re reported reported re- re ported at Palm Beach and West Vest Palm Beach where shipping buildings buildings build build- In ings and a bridge e across bUild I Lake Worth orth were wrecked with an estimated estimated esti esti- mated property loss of more than 1000 Approximately forty small yachts and houseboats were I reported wrecked when a pier at a fashionable yacht jacht club gave way Tray I before the pounding waves wa Hotels I and resorts were flooded A radio message to St St. Augustine I reported rescue of the Italian steamer Ansaldo San Glo Giogio lo do which was taken in tow bv by the steamship West e t Harlow Harlow Harlon and and is proceeding to Jacksonville Despite a disabled rudder the Ansaldo rode nut out the storm since early Monday Twenty four men were aboard the ship in addition to the captain and three pass passengers A message mesag from Nassau via Mimi Miami said ald damage amounting to 5 had been suffered when the hurricane hit Nassau Nasau aft after t camp came up out ut of the Caribbean sea and before touching Florida's lower lower low lot low low- er r east R coast I PEAR CROP DAMAGED riama Damage e estimated U at was t reported at Miami principally to the thA aya ado peat pear crop Several sm small ll pleasure craft sank In Biscayne bay hay when they were we're torn loose from their moorings b bv by the waves t One man was killed in Sanford Fla when a tree crashed into the house and ind crushed the cot on which he was h lying ing Small craft anchored in Lake Like Monroe were damaged and heAvy loss to the celery crop was r reported ported Six Inches of rainfall was in 11 twenty four hours No word has his been received from the small smaIl motor craft Zueletta which left Miami Sunday for tor Bimini in tire the Bahamas with ty-five ty passengers aboard Reports from Tampa said the west coast coat of Florida experienced only sll slight ht damage as a result of ot the east coast disturbance Some dama damage dam dam- damage a age e to telegraph and telephone service service service ser ser- ser ser- vice was reported |