The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-24

the house BY WIRE. The section destroyed wal
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Il struck the root Of the i east portco with
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household for few minutes. but a speedy In
I'm shaved sw ID that tSs ona hid beer
knife; The President was receiving the Mime:
windows and the crash OF the baiastrade. liz
ha sH # Rs the house and
Winders bullying on Seventeenth street. op.
posite the War Department. was partially un.
lightning struck the large gas reservoir at The
tongues Of iamss from rents in the top Of liz
structure rose high in the air. The tall sup
porting columns Of cast iron surrounding the
rst break the thick ron casSs prevented
an explosion. which would have been
the openings they hey RSse
and in this way SOC. 900 feet Of gas spent Itself
81 @ Ss
ana from three ragged holes in the top Che gas
yoir at the time Of the burning was nearly full.
It was the third in size in The city. and the gas
just before the storm the observer on the
Twenty-afth and N streets noted a rainfall Of
Temperature. The Barometer a'I acted ted. Very ~
Just as fse Storm Sroke 'en' Oh
A, Then It gradually fell to more normal posi-
S dTs n qsEs 81 snaGsSS sss not
on ercey T to eaSo ft te tme between rs
'1 Roasoa Rna RasslsS terrific wind and
rain storm, passed over this city early, this
he nasss we're ae ns
broken. In Salem many houses were unroofed
and much other damage was done. The dam
age zone by the storm IN tho country Is very
PETERspuRo. Nov 23;51,The wind blew almost
steamer s. A. Mccall was coming up tho river
on its WY to Petersburg, three men were dis
=, They were Capt Brown and two sailors.
Martin Matterson and LEWIS Crane. q the
delphia. anchored or Wilcox's wharf. They
had had t p, yaw this m2rning and started for
eG wRen tne y hee crew OF the
Mccall after they had been in tho water five
RALEIGH. Nov. pa violent wind storm &C.
Cured here about noon to-day. Falling limbs
Of trees s, struck two boys. Charley Stone and
'qhn nFSss Rsps Ras them
rooted rooted and walls we're blown down: The
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and part Of the Clifton Forge Foundry.
b N0y dsHstsoa fss
noon up p Suddenly and diva was ' over in
few minutes. but it left ruin and wreck in its
wake. There have been no deaths reported.
, nnt several persons were injured. some OF
In the central portion OF the, city the rain
gale. The root Of the Maltby building at the
foot Of West Falls avenue was torn of and
dropped thirty feet away. The uppe!r; floor of
IN ST nj cd n n anil nf hv
Thomas Gibbons. who had thirteen men at
work when the roof was carried off All Of the
Mshe
Yearly. They were badly cut, Yearly's eXpe-
and hToSn nto thss pSer he ery Feet bsop
The debris Of the wrecked roof was falling all
around him as he DESCENDED; and heavy
ting his head severely and decorating his
SHOULDER A passing tug rescued him.
wreck. and looks as il It had been Struck BY
lot Of wires were knocked down by the flying
regarded as miraculous The building rock ed
Violently as il an earthquake had struck it
ty Of the seg ere @
cited people. who believed that several OF the
men ean haa gee Pax k Nov 2srhe most violent
over the Cum berland Valley this afternoon and
buildings were broken and trees were blown
Fre @n barns. and fences We're d damaged '''
The gable wall Of the Graham schoolhouse
blown teashe Hd and her pupils
Rudy had Just called the pupils to order
,ame from southerly direction, The south |
sSSs Sa sW RsDs the brs e hs th eens
breaking through the plastered ceiling upon |
he panic.stricEen pupils; A rush was made
the sch5aps ese ana without nar
several children We're bruised by the |
sb Hs ws es0f BADLY and cut about lad the hess
Besides the tearing down Of the gable. the
'oof was blown of and carried across the road
lown was THE Sunny Side near this city:
ieingst niece Of Mr.. Sewers. had both legs
,roken, and is suffering terrible pain; Several
# farmers in the Cumberland Valley are
leavy
'assed over this city at / o'clock today. with
OF aa tSs
oofed. and the destruct ion OF, ofh her property
vas considerable, Arthur, Crook; aged 13
hoqsht to be dying Crook was at
YORK IN an iron mil an nOur before |
When a large duplex boiler exploded. destroy
ng the building. Though he was near the
aped injury. He was on his way home to in
orm his mother OF his good fortune when the
torn caught him on the bridge. Two spans
I a river bridge at Duncannon were swept
way.
BETHLEHEM. Nov. 23.-The most severe wind
nd rain storm Of the season struck this place
t 2:30 this afternoon. The wind cam from
igns. telegraph. and telephonepoles u nd
tires to the ground. Many houses are IN
Ugh and LackawannIn Railroad. and the dam
nd news is hard to get. It Is feared some per.
o o. III, have been injured along the Heading
CAPE MAY. NoN. 23.-The heaviest wind OF
1is fall was felt this afternoon; The lower
reakers The surf is beating heavily against
no beach at Cape May Point. and is cutting
AsBURY PARK. Nov. 23-The storm reached
10 northern New Jersey coast early this
forming and ragged with great fury most Of
10 day. The wind blew from the southeast