The Beatrice daily express

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suffered severely in damage to estates

and buildings in the towns. There were

few fatalities. Latex advices from St.

Croix increase the amount of damage

done there. Nearly every estate has

been wrecked, the large buildings in the

towns being unroofed, stock has been

killed and a minimum of 11 deaths have

occurred among the laborers.

Puerto Plata, Aug. 10.—A hurricane

has swept the north coast since Tuesday

night and is increasing in violence.

Shipping in tho port is in peril. Tho

destruction on laud will probably l>e

considerable.

Washtncton, Aug. 10.—Meagre de

tails of the western cyclone have begun

to rer: h the navy and war departments

in the shape of the following messages:

San Juan, Porto Kico, Aug. 10.—Ailju

jutant General, Washington: Terrible

hurricane; cavalry barracks destroyed;

storehouses and other buildings damaged;

iron roofing and lumber required.

Clem.

San Juan, Porto Rico, Aug. 10.—Signal

Office, Washington: Cyclone just pass

ing over Island, prostrated telegraph and

telephone lines; several killed; my quar

ters wrecked and signal barracks par

tially demolished; many other public

buildings likewise; hundreds of native

houses destroyed; center and south prolwi

bly fared worse. Glassfokd.

The navy department received a cable

from Captain Snow, in command of the

naval station at San Juan, announcing

that the hurricane had destroyed about

$2,000 worth of property at the station

there.

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The Beatrice daily express. (1899). Beatrice, Neb., 1899-08-10. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84020107/1899-08-10/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Beatrice daily express, 1899-08-10.