Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-23

| boy. when the cyclone struck the house
and demolished II. Beaver had the baby
In HE arms. and with Il made his way
north TO tho house OF Christian Quay. hts
father-in-law, for aid. His wife was dying
when he returned. and his little girl soon
afterwards expired. Myron Schenck, wife,
and child were carried 100 feet, and when
found were lying on heavy oak beam.
All were hurt, and Mrs. Schenck was UNI
conscious. Horace Schcnck, Myrons ia
Their, was covered up In pile Of lumber.
Ills condition In serious. as he IL Is years
OF age.
HOUSE CARRIED THIRTY RODS.
East OF the river. IN Plum Creek Town
ship the house OF George Holman was
carried thirty rods, and dropped with
such force as TO wreck IT, In II we're Mr..
Holman and wife and six children. One
OF the children was killed outright, and
four were injured. while Holman was Sc
rlously hurt. one old man named Dig
man. who lived a mile north OF Holman's
place. was killed. and seven were killed
northeast ~ Holman's, including a man
and wife. whose name IS not known. Mr..
Sweeper and two children and an infant
child Of Clausden's are dead
orders are coming in to local under
takers for codlns. A relief committee has
been organized.
BURT. IA. September Elm the cy-
clone which passed from west 10 east be-
tween here ana Algona last night the fol-
lowing were killed and wounded:
F<illed-Mr Rakhows child. two chill
dren OF MIR. SchwappaS. Mr.. French's
two children. Mrs. George Beaver, Myrtle
Beaver. George Holman's child. Mr.. Ding
mans child, and Frank Buckley.
Wounde1-Charles Lee. not fatally; Mrs.
Charles Lee. cannot live: Colonel *. Bar
rctt. seriously wounded Mrs. Barrett IA
tai internal injuries: Mrs. Rose Lee, serf-
ously wounded: Francis Lee badly hurt,
cannot live: four other Lee children: Will
lie R!le. broken limbs: Horace Schenck.
spinal injuries.
FAMILY WIPED OUT.
CREsCO IA. September 3D. The Ken
yon family. consisting OF five persons,
living ten miles north OF here, were killed
last night. and their residence converted
into kinding wood.
The tornado also passed over this place,
d molishlng the HOLSTER Lumber COM
pany's sheds. tearing the end out OF Nor
tons livery-stable, unroo6ng half a dozen
houses, and fi0ttening more than half the
barns and outhouses in the city. Trees
y inches in diameter were snapped of
like pipo-stems on every street in the
city.
FIVE PERSONS KILLED.
Usage, IOWA, September 22.-Flve per-
sons were killed by a cyclone which pass
ed five miles north OF here at 10 O'Clock
last night Many others were hurt and
Will probably die. The dead and injured
are as follows:
Dead-Mrs Patrick LOnergon. aged G5:
Mrs. Phil. s. Herbert. aged 30; Annie
Perry, aged 70: Harry Herbert aged s.
and Ruth Herbert, aged months.
NATURALIZATION Perry. skull fractured
can't live; Jacob Finley hurt about head
Katie Lonergan. hurt about. head and
Internally, may die; Joseph Lonergan.
ncsh wounds: Benz. Kestern. cut about
the face: Mrs. Benz Eestern; Dennis
Loncrgan. artery severed in wrist and
otherwise injured.
STORM STILL RAGING.
ABERDEEN. s. D.. September 22.-The
fcrcCst storm Of wind and dust known
here for years IS now raging. Much
fwage has been done TO property OF va
-ious kinds. and much more is imminent.
Reports of heavy losses are coming in
steadily from neighboring towns and
points. The wind blows from the |
northwest. and the temperature has fallen |
10 an uncomfortable point.
ANOTHER DFATH-LIST
FOREST CITY. IOWA. September 22.- |
A disa stTous cyclone passed through this |
country last evening about 10 o'clock. |
81 Ellington, six miles south Of here, |
2ne woman. Mrs Johnson. was killed. |
md Mrs. Roberts was probably fatally |
INJURED. The family Of Mr. Ptkin re-
,oived serious injuries. and his house |
nd barn were swept away.
At IIayfcll. I'VE miles southwest Of |
lore. many houses were carried away. |
md several people were killed and many /
wounded. In Bingenton Township. Han |
eek county, five people are reported kill |
ID.
At Hayaeld the cyclone divided. one part |
,0inr directly north and the other east |
n Newton Township ono woman was |
,ll5t and thousands Of dollars worth Of |
property was destroyed.
AZ ! A. NJ. to-day a message was re- |
'oivcl from Tompkins calling for medical |
iii. The message stated that several |
people were killed at that place. Later /
eports from Buffalo Township state that
even people lost their lives. a number
V others were severely wounded.