The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-13
ACYCLONEI IN NEW YORK
TWO Killed AND NfNTETN UOIND-
IN ar csrE yINCENT.
The Most Severe storm since the Settle
ncnt OF That section by the whites.
Damage to Property.

WATERFOWL, n. Y. Sent. IA ter
ride storm swept over this section at
ab,ut o'clock last evening, causing much
damage 10 property generally and cul-
minated in a serious disaster and fatality
at Cape Vincent. at me foot OF Lake
Ontario. Thomas Arniel and George God
frey, of Cape Vincent, have since died
from internal injuries .ecoiged from the
awreckagc Of the depot. and others were
&tured as follows:
VI. Anderson. New York city, frac-
ere at base of the brain.
Miss Maud Walsh. kingston, Ont. Sc
vtre scalp wounds.
Miss Lille Wilson, Cape Vincent. frac-
tured clav.cle
Mrs. John Akin. Hamnton ont. frac-
teTed hmb ana internal injuries.
cut.
The following from Cape Vincent:
Edward Fitzgerald, severely injured IN
ternally.
Miss Addie Dennison. Willie Rivers.
Fred. Strong. Miss Addie Durham, Miss
Adele seymour, Miss Lizzie McGoWah,
Miss Rose Stumpf. Miss Grace Augustus,
Lugene Fitzgerald. Steve Oudine.
vKmTABLx CYCLONE.
Though it continued only few minutes
II was the most severe Wludstorm mat
has visited this section since lts settle
ment 10y the whites. The RAIN came as
II from a cloudburst and that continued
half an hour. but the wind which wrought
the destruction was like tremendous
gust, coming SO suddenly ana passing so
swiftly that IL seemed not 10 have lasted
more than a minute, and yet IN that
brief time showing power before WIlch
almost everything movable gave way. Inc
depot al Cape Vincent which was
fgl
capable OF sheltering great crowds
Of excursionis,s 10 the Thousand
Islands and Canada Points.
1t seemed like a straw under the force
belonging TO the Rome. Watertown og-
dens5urg Railroad Company was sn ASH
ed into kindling wood and piled W on
the tracks
The round-house was Knocked down
damaging an engine A lumbcr-yard was
e,nptied OF It's contents, and the boards
scattered throughout the town IN The
streets. on roofs. and on the lake.
The evening train had just arrived with
about POO people on board for Kingston
The boat succeeded IN getting away from
the dock with most of her passengers.
DAMAGE rIszwHERr.
CANAJOHARfE. y. Y. sept. IA ter
rife wind and rain-storm, accompanied
by thunder and lightning, passed over
this section last night. Barns ana trees
were blown down. and houses unrOOfed
Much damage was done 10 hop-yaids
and fruit trees Telegraph and telephone
wires are down in an directions.
BELI.ONS FALLS. sept. 2.-Reports
OF damage by yesterday q. three electrical
storms In this vicinity indicate that much
trouble was done by wind and hghinins
The wind blew down chimneys unfoOied
dwellings destroyed many shade trees,
and crippled the telephone and telegraph
wires.
In Charleston. \ IT,. the dwelling Of
Nelson Reid was struck py hsntnlng
pad burned Mrs Reed was prostiattl
and perhaps fatally injured. Little mas
been heard as yet from the farming com
rnunities, but judging from the village
localities already heard from the oahi-
age viii be heavy.
ATLEBORO. MASS. sept. Zone OF
The worst thunIer-sfoIms that ever Nlsit-
ed the section struck here al lIO llls
morning q wind blew I'm fearful
gusts Trees we've Frustrated nunds were
Mrenched from houses. and chiinneys
blown down Tie velocity Of the WIND
was eighty miles an hour, and the llgnt-
ming was incessant The house OF James
~. SANFORD. on Highland street, was
struck. and two men knocked out OF
bed. Mrs. Jane lde OF West street, WHde
shuttiug windows in her house, was
blown down stairs. and had her lett nip
broken. The rain fell in torrents the
lightning played havoc with the telephohe
and telegraph wires. and hundreds OF
bushels OF fruit were blown from the
trees The storm lasted half an hOur.