Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30
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Virgil Wright IA Nss penneo 10 with
nass - bricks ana EloFt4E d. as
hand hs held pistol. Nith which 30
VA srying "a end his slneringS tiis
ara ~es 30 hsaly bruises. hsweFsg.
that Ae wss unshle = pull The trigger.
ana he Sks rescued cutie Badly
wounded. bar abe - w4lk
On Asin strsst betseea Tsutk
Gnd Eleventh 3 Etrost-cEr Nas lifted
bodily from the traok and aurlet wtsh
such foroe against ths side 81 one 81 ,he
eriasL ~ "a as - lei only denolish tho
Cal entirely bUf "a also instantly Kill
he team ~ nules attached 10 a.
Along Market ksin sna gerorson
streets Al the telegraph snt telepAoHe
poles have been blown down ana ths
wires strung across the street iks
tangled braid
Probably 100 houses on Market be,
tween Ainth and Twelfth. are 30 0saly
wrecked that they can never be re-
paired The stores % Market street
destroyed are nearly al small ones
Most OF the interest IA the vicinity
oenters in the accident a. the Pals CITY
Hall In Chsppel street three persons
were reported kilsc IN the blowing
down Of buildings These were William
Sebris. aged IS years. VI William Barnes
aged ee, and young daughter of Mr
Sebrle.
TBAoTC nFATn oF auNIsTEK
Rev. >. D. barnwell. pastor 81 81
Johns Episcopal Church. and has u.s.
yesr-ola son Dlaley are among Tie
most prominent victims of tie terri he
cyclone They were crushed under
their falling house which took fro
from tie gas Jets The bGruWel fam-
lily. CON posed 81 the minister. bis son
Dudley, EfA the younfest and his
wife were sitting chatting in the irons
psrlor when the crast came without .
moments warning and az the family
were onveloped ia tho failing house.
Firemen e1ticstoa Mrs hsruVell sn4
her daughter, botl being serlo/sly in-
jured-
As tie FIRE approached nearer end
nearer ihe spot where thc hodles 81 Dr
Bsrnwoil and his son were eound bY fhe
wreck. terrible Gad hsart-fendIng cries
for aid were heard Men worked llFe
beavers 10 get g. che faiher and son.
but their labor r.s ga vain. The iamcs
were TOO QEick tof tLe rescacrs. ana ia
q short tine She TlNful cries were C.,T.
THREE GoRE BURNED go prAIn
A. the corner Of Tenth sne Magazine
streets the most horrible cremation of
the bodies of three men occurred
These men were caught tu the
falling umbers of the teo-stCrr
grocery and barroom of Alca
Phineman and burned enursly %
blackened and cAsrred mass They
were Bud sullivan. william ucemcr
and Ben Schil6t The first two were
laborers aud the latter sn undertake.
Seven people wcro in tie house e. tic
time, and Nick Phineman, The owner.
escaped with his llfo alone. being badly
burned and bruised
WATER FANISf rUHT ArrHfD
Chief-Engineer liermany visited he
v,ater-Works and inspected tho damsred
portion by reqacst of the directcrs
He found that the stand-plpe laa been
com pletelv blown Bra. bui no other dam.
age had been done. This of liscif acr-
ever. is enough. ,or 3D. Will soon leave
TIE city without water. no pumping
can be done and there ts only about
enough water 10 The reservoir 10 last
F five DAYS Al tho end of th1t t.ms tbe
7 public wells Will have TO supply the o.
msnd
AMONG ruE wHTCKED rruuf2cs
Evervwherc iu thr track of tdc storm
/ IS wreck and ruin Tfc Carrcntor An
near Iron Works on L4gbtl street
I four-stoTy building. uas blown donn
/ and only few feet 81 iho walls remain
/ standing. The Wholesale liquor cstah-
hshment Of J. = Bron q Son. 90
Eighth and Main streets. FELL. and
the liquors instantly caught Gre
The building consisted of fvo
+ stories. and was omparauvciv "a new
structure BY hard work the frcmen
managed % control the blaze desp.ta
4 the character 81 the stuf that filled -
/ The buildings ad accent to So were con-
+ siderably torn Up. ard several oead lav
/ beneath the ruins. The great building
az No. rs Main street. occupied - s. p.
/ Gunther. tobacco. H r. Tocwater and
! james ". Prather was nearly demoi-
.sbed ss was also sn immense bu uiGirg
occupied bv the r. A. Thie~man Conn
pany. wholesale liquor dealers and dis-
! tillors The Langdon- Kriercr saafle~v
/ Company lost the root and Carter Bros
storage rooms were badly Gamagod Sew
era men were inlgr.d ln tbe QHerur-
ware store % Charles EosonheIu & -
1 The buildings occupied bv Johnston
Eros wholesale rrocere Moore Broulrr
& Co. iron and un. N II Ncfuar =