Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-06-04


band is raying;
Miss 5 rand, Mrs, Sasher's sister;
Henry Adamson,
james Weaver,
Ida Jones.
FATALLY INJURED,
Chas. Adamson.
Mrs Cant. MAtan,
Mrs. T. H. Hannah,
Mes Murphy,
Chas, S oner, Santa Fe conductor,
Lltti" Maggie King,
ia I rsythe,
Silvia Forsythe,
Walter Forsyth,
Ex-Sheriif Thralrs child
Mrs. Robert Willard.
James NJ Ter. republican candidate for
attorney general, leg and arm broken.
Lieutenant William French and Cadet
Simmons of the Salvation army.
Matte Hodges.
Gus Colby.
Dick Weaver.
Carrie Mitchell.
L J. Forsythe
The search for bodies was continued
with undated eagerness, and at O'Clock
the body of James Mayor, piano tuner
of Kansas City, was found and taken from
the ruins OF the Phillips house. Beside
him was Bible, which he was readingat
the time the hotel was destroyed.
About thirty minutes later the
body of Hart Epson, barber, was
found beside the chair in which he was
shaving Hastie when both were killed.
Immediately after the body of Epson was
Rta4t4Ntf.,w,4 L. H.. 4
farmer of Belle Plain, was
found Lieutenant French, of the Saliva
ton army aud comrade were very
seriously injured and may die at any time
At 5 o'clock Jesse Bowers, a oolored bar
Der, who was injured, died Forsythe
will probably not survive the night. All
the dead bodies are now at the under.
taker and will be buried tomorrow.
The fire in the ruins Of the alliance ex.
change building has been subdued The
clothing OF one of the liremen caught fire
while was making n desperate effort to
rescue an unfortunate woman who wns
being cremated and he came
within an ace Of losing his own
life. Mrs Sachef and sister
and Miss Strain cried piteously
for aid and Mr. S5cher was 80 maddened
by the screaming that he endeayored to
jump into the flames and die 10y his bride.
OF four months. When he heard that the
incineTated remains OF his wife and sister
in law had ut last been recovered from the
ruins his mind became unbalanced and at
last accounts he was absolutely mad
More From Harper.
HUTCHINSON. kas., May 30.-At 740
last night terrible tornado bust over
Harper accompanied by rain and hail
Nearly all the business houses of the
city were either totally destroyed or
badly twisted. Both the Atchison &
Santa Fe and Southern depots were en-.
tlrely blown away, the end was blown
out of school building, church was
wrecked and many residences ruined. T. til
tersons hotel was. blown down, the opera
house and the roller mill destroyed. Will
Stevens neck was broken, Seven deaths
are reported and many persons were badly
injured.
At Rlgone, 10 miles north, water.
spout occurred, but no loss OF life is re-
por ed there
The scene in the devastated town Of Har-
per is one OF ruin and destruction. Hardly
q building IN the entire town escap
damage and the place is s'rewn with
debris from end 10 end II is almost
miracle that more iiyes were not lost.
The death list now contains six
names Many were seriously injured and
scores received slight wounds. Before th6
cyclone reached here IL struck the village
Crystal Springs and completely de-
molished It, No definite news Of the loss
OF jte there has been received After
leaving Crystal Springs the storm swept
with terrible force over the country, De
molishIDg barns and fam
houses II is not known if my
iyps we're lost. The list of killed here is
}. Stalnhan,
Mrs James Gallagher and child,
Mrs Frank lomlin and child
VIM Stevenson.
The most seriously injured are
Samuel Cole,
Robert libricht,
Samuel CnaIls,
Mrs. Samuel Challis.
The Harper normal and high schools
we're completely wrecked. The First Ma
tiouai bang IL complete loss The loss
aggregates about $4,000, on which there
IS less than Sl5, 600 cyclone insurance.
At Harper the ruin is fearful, at least 60
are crushed and the contents |
are a complete wreck. Hundreds more
Of the houses are considerably dam aged |
and there is scarcely a building in |
Town that efcaped injury Hundreds Of
families are homeless ard destitute !
The house and outbuildings Of A. Beatty |
sre demolished. His wifes thigh i'll
bro ken and their little daughter received !
a severe wound. James Harrison was also /
killed Among the injured in addition
TO those already mention me the follow
ing:
James Dickinson, Mr.. Corby, Peter
Girmd, Mrs A Frey and Florence ayers
The family Of NJ Manger was buried in |
the ruins If the house and are considerably |
bruised Ellis N. Miller and family had |
similar experience. j, II. Salb ri and |
wife are injured. The Catholic and Ger |
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