New-York tribune., 1896-10-01

the damage by the storm last night was far greater
than at first supposed In addition 10 the roundhouse
OF the Lebanon and Cornwall Railroad Company
being demolished. that OF the Cornwall Railroad met
with similar fate The losses sustained oy tnese
two companies will run into the thousands oil oo'-
lars. The United Brethren Church at AnnViIe was
wrecked and the Sunnysde Mills were unroofed' "a
part of the roof of the United Brethren Church !"
Lebanon carried away as well as ''o'e -, -
dwellings of Joseph Srohman ana =. N, - -
At the Iron City Brewery the boiler anu ."e'
houses were lcveled TO the ground, and the Top Vi
the steeple OF Salem Lutheran Church was o,oNe"
At Eben, zer the barn OF Benjamin Biouch an" se.
eral new dwellings belonging 'o Danie' Hens, W..
unroofed TIE Old brick fu!Ya at North i'pano"'
used for storage purposes, Is mass oil r,''''' =
dreds of trees Of all sorts were upToo'eu' anu ~ "
difficult 10 estimate the extert OF the damage ae
few buildings and orchards in the track OIL a"e
s,orm -scsped Wilson ChrIstman ana MS fanny
living near Copps Rolling Mill. had narro" e'
cape They hal just left the house who" o"e y.
the walls collapsed. hne their sleeping ''o','' WV.
A mass O. brick and mortar. the parh anu ~. ~,
of r D. Long. on the Jamestown road. were oa''y
da,,ac.d 4 norton of the steepe of the Reformed
Ch,ireh at Jamestown. blown away d''u ~, 'n ~
steepe OF the suedburg Church was ronSbouse
at fremont was wrecked and several engines ne wa
damaged So far h as can ;h De oes people say they
never experienced anything like IT, II was sbnar snr
Of terror and many nam, h Of he ,orm snbsided
III rnnrS s, Penn Sent So-The storm which swept
GyeT Bra1OTr n b iObacco crop at sheds
filled with the gathered crop Sens nsd many trees
Numerous barns arms WTTs Wyausng an iron
approach 10 the river bridge was carrier rs. were
an ,s,S dovn in every direction and many outside
places could not be reached unI'' a 'a'e '"''
noon. No fatalities are reported. ~ ,,ard.
Holidaysburg, Penn. Sept %.-lhe 'o"'""
along the Juniata River. in Blair County were
oooded bv last nights heavy rain. The ia'n'S i,
rrapkstown Township were submerged by lakes u
wafer. and barns and outbmildines, WEI Dam The
down the stream. At me n,wnHins and other
farm nroducts Heavy damages have on,o occurrt,u ~
the farmers Several bridges esrosd on tn% We're swept
away and trains passed oNe' ~ ~
morning. a.. turi.,a
huntingdon Penn. Sept 9o.-To-day the Juh'a,a
Valley is experiencing destructive hoo1, .'..
less in extent than the great Hood OF .s'' D"'a '
,t Ia, trentv -four hours the rainfall mas peeh
unnrecedented and the climax was reacheu a.
o'clock this morning by a coudburs, , Jus ,hroueh
,bis citv This volume OF water swep.. ,Ir,roe.s
ms m crr cn; end Of the town washing out streets;
foodng houses. carrying away ouInuuf M families
drowhihx ,i;ed 20 Ace from their homes. Traffic on
the middle division OF the Pennsylvai h Eastcrn
has pesn o"ng around hy way of I.ockhaven. on
The Northern Central. The PennsyIvald,a ont and
five miles east Of here have p,en e miles east has
a slide on Jacks Mountain zen - f'i,no' nco ards
covered the tracks for distance OF :" snob sarb tuo
In Bedford County. on the fsaS Sston "a Riddles-
houses were carried away AT SaStoh, an, aiu ,hen, in
burg the occupants having 70 nee IT,, " a,onp the
,hor niqh,clothes The farmers nViis a.o'ts .ho AZ
overeowcd rivers have suffered grea'y ny 'e W.
struction of their crops .,...
ce,tvsturg. Penn Sept. >oThe storm IN ADAMS
,-,,tv aid tremendous damage to houses oarns'
timber and fencing but casualties are repor'eu
on the Gettysburg battlefield the Nationai en- "',,
terry suffered severely Round Top ana wup RON OBJ OBJ
.a,nry alr d NJ on cemetery Ridge was injured. i'ne
ran,ue1t reo Of the eGrh Ohio Regiment was over
turned