Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-28
PATH OF The STORM
Wreck ard Ruin Wrought By Last
KIgltS Hurricane
LlyEsLosr, pANAeEro PROPERTY
A ucafjirg iru.e swp AWAY ara
tis r,opl supposed 10 he
Dr,wu,d.

PirrBuRg, Pa, July 2s,--Thc iull
extent Of thu damage wrought by last
nigh's hurricane was NOT known I'M
al day light when wreck aui tuin ap'
peattd On all sid,s. stcop'os were
blown from churches and adjoining
tulldings c.u1hoJ; houses were un'
rJ1fei ami trees broken % or torn up
by the roots. sunmoi up % 8 O'Clock
this u .tuing, with many outlying die
trlots ~ hear from, tins rotult was two
lives lcst aud thifiy.six Injured, some
fatally, and PROPERTY damngud 10 the
extent OF 100000. The killed nnl iu'
utel ~ far a. reported arc o. foliow,i
D'ud-Jacob Ahelter. agrI 20 killed
hy q ialing ionct; John FiBul, ~,
skull crushed ~ n falling Tree al SUM
mnr camp grove.
iujured -Aruer HayCf, freight re-
ceivct. -. ana Fi.W anu e., struck by
lightning, may tucovui August
Stndtz, Allegheny; family Of ok,
shocked by lightning, all iu critical
condition; a. NJ. Bennett aud Two
children, struck by lghtulbg, condition
critical; Geo. Miller, Allegheny, fatally
inluttu; ThJs. O'Conuoii Jacob Nets
Charles koeAicE; Frank OF anu
Harry HaIell, teri utly inluici by
( lius; HoudefsOn Rlichie, S, suuck
" lightning; will not recover sidney
Gubhar1t, struck by lightning, Will
recover; william Piteniil, postal mes
sunRuf, struck by lightning, james
Brady, ianigsr Of tno Railttonu public
| school, ruck by failing b0ugh; 20.
l aHW a.
back ~ board, badly hufl; Motor.
mau Snew shocked by Lightning.
Three meterolog cal records we're
| broken yesterday. lt was tho hottest
| duy NJ the year, the Thermometer tie.
ing 90 drgtees. The fainial, ior Dix
| minutes broke all TcCsfdt, being n
third OF au inch. The registering thot.
| momeler m the weather bureau
show ed that In fofly.hyo minutes tue
temperature fell from 90 degrees 10 n,
anu thea went back tD 81. THIS su J..
den ohaugo caused the terrible electric
display that continued without iutet.
mtsiUn until midnighi.
Al BfaddOck hail caused great dam.
age. When tbs storm reached TuTtle
Creek II assumed the awful proper.
lions OF a cyclone, doing untold dem.
age. In the oil fields deTrleks were
blown down. Sewickloy, ClTanpJlis,
Bellevue and Mckee, ROCKS suffered
severely. In Millyalo snd Sharpsburl
hail caused havoc.
Col. Frank Riigoway, the local foTn
cast official, saii no never had seen q
moro terrific cyclonlc appearance In
tie clouds, aud that the city was mol
visited with cyclone worse than thai
which vIsitsd 81. Louis, In due to thu
surrounding hillp.
Tho total rainfall In the city was / 1.
inches.
BOARDING HOUSE WASHED AVA,
| In last nights storm boardint
house near Cecil, Washington county
was washed away. There were six
teen people In tue house and all at,
supposed to be drowned, The men
were foreigners whose names cOult
not be learned, employed on the Goa
mines OF w. Il. Rend near Mcdonald,
Pa. The hOuso stood on the banks nj
Painters run. About O'Clock thil
morning tue water TOs0 rapidly, aud
swept the structure from It's f0unda
tions, carrying II down the stream
Out OF the sixteen sleeping In TIT
house but One escaped.
Reports from Cecil at noon say. tina
seven bodies have been recovered
Eight are attn missing. Tne unioriun
ates were not all foreigners, Rs at FIRE
reported. Among this bodies recovered
were those OF Higgin Wilkinson, Mrs
Mckeuna, the keeper Of the boarding
house, ami James Mckenna, her sou
Jennie Holiness domestic, anu an un
known oil man. The water rose twent,
feet In few minutes,