Manila, Nov. 16. Six are known to be dead and 29 missing as a result of the third sweep the Philippine Islands this' season.
Reports from the seven provinces devasted by the storm indicated that more than' 40,000". were rendered homeless by the catastrophe, while property damage is expected to rise {fo several millions of pesos when all the affected districts have reported, Manila, wracked by a similar storm last, month with great life and. prom perty 1085, escaped yesterday's visita tion, the typhoon missing the capital a comfortable distance.
Hardest hit by the hurricane were the seven provinces of Samar, Leyt /Sorsogon, Albay, Marinduque, Cam= Jsrines. Sur and' Camarines Norte, Shipping activity in Manila Bay was. resumed. this morning, "many vessels having been night by the storm outside—United Another Typhoon Manila, Nov. 17.
Hardly recovered from' the effects of previous visitations, the Philipp me Islands were devasted by another te yesterday, The fourth within a fortnight, ally the most disastrous of the toll of more than
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