Show JAMAICA DAMAGE E ENOT NOT YET ESTI ATEI Kingston Jamaica XO Nov After HAftor 14 torrential rains lasting many days normal weather conditions prevail but It Is difficult to ascertain the extent of damage done clone b by one of the worst storms In history Practically call cally all telegraph lines are aro down and railroads ha have e been hadl badly washed out While the UIO entire eastern portion POI lion of the Island was hv wInds and rains no earth shocks occurred and damage to crops anti and property resulted largely from 1001 floods Reports from rom romSlo St I l Y an Important banana center centerI I stale that that wilh within n 3 radius of ten miles or of Port Marla banana fields were en entirely laid Inid waste The town of Arl netto Bay for fOl n a time lime was three feet under water Grave Grae fears were enter tabled for lor t several las the safet safely of oC ts of oC that section but the floods are arc now note subsiding So far as can bo be learned no lives Were lust r The cables to Colon and Bermuda a are arc still out of c commission and at attempts attempts tempts made by the coastal steamer Arna to carry cable dispatches to Holland Bay on Wednesday night t failed Heavy gales compelling the vessel to return The Tho Arna started yesterday on another It Is IsI not Im here whether the cable to I Santiago Is Intact Kingston th dial not nol suffer r to any great extent from the hurricane which developed de ono one hundred miles to the west wesl westward ward and Which had lost much of Its fur fury uy by the thc time It The northern side of If the island suf suffered fored severely and engineers estimate that It will be ten days dalS before railroad communIcation Is reestablished I Sources or of the Kingston water supply are cut off and military authorities arc assIsting the local engineering I staff In the construction Of f temporary conduits I |