Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-05-19
HEAVY RAIN, HAIL AND WIND
ISL OF THE DEAD is INCREASING
aud IA Half Inches In Circum-
ference-wInd Tears Up Every
thing within Reach.

pocbford. ILL.,, May 19.--Eleven peo-
| ra known to be dead and two
rs are badly injured as the result
:, destructive cyclone which swept
s,,r ogle county last night. me
| came from the southwest and
~. ,rom 800 to foo feet wide. 1t
Nd everything In its path, demoi-
| s.,rv hundreds of farm houses and
,,rns. killing much live stock
Tho storm was severest at Stiliman
| ..nov where 1t wrecked fifteen build
,rg. two churches and a depot
Great damage .was also done at
,ssllue many building being razed'
/ IN. railroads have had many wash
a,,, Telegraph and telephone wires
we're badly affected. The list oil DEAD
,rd injured so far as reported from
his section is as follows;
Michael Nelson. Stillman valley
| ,,.,,ntly killed, crushed in the ruins
/ Of bis house.
vrs NJ. Nelson, Stillman valley, re-
,.,ysd INJURIES from which she died in
an hour.
lula Nelson, Stillman valley l-year-
ou daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
ipst1ndy killed.
SIX months old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson, killed.
wMiam Rees, Marion township
farm enDloye, received injuries from
which he died in short time.
Thomas Mullers, Adoline, instantly
hlsd
Three children of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mss, Foreston, killed outright.
schuntier, Adellhe, killed In
saltly.
Mrs. Frank Chichelcher. instantly
Med at Pawpawl
| The injured:
Nelson, Stillman valley. 2-year-
/ tld daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson,
.loth legs broken and otherwise severe
III hurt, will probably die.
Mrs. A. j. BLY, and baby, Stillman
fyalley, both legs terribly injured, re-
Iolyery doubtful.
g. $. Preston, Stillman valley, slight
ID injured
Mrs, Tanks young son, Stillman val
Hey slightly injured.
Peter Holquist, Stillman valley.
E. Fisher, stillman valley. badly
Hurt by flying missiles.
Mrs, John Mass, at Foreston, danger
oOsy injured.
Family of Everett Ludwig, at Fores-
ltCn all injured.
Mrs. Eli Timmers. Foreston, severely
Injured.
Hired man of Eli Timmers, Foreston,
BADLY hurt.
Many others were more or less in
t!ured
TEN KILLED HERE.
Marshheld, Wis, May ia very
'severe tornado passed through the cen
tal portion of the state last night. The
sorm passed through Clark and Land
glade couIties, dwelling houses, farm
Buildings and fences. Farms suffered
Inost
Elmhurst reports ten fatalities. A.
flegler and family of five are said to
pave perlshed The messenger sent to
larathon City for aid states that
buildings all over the city were lev
thei by the storm. A large church
as blown from its foundation. A barn
ofly By eighty, belonging to u farmer,
vas picked up and landed clear across
iorty-acre clearing.
PARTIAL LIST OF INJURED.
Amigo, Wis. May 19.-The list OF
lsi and injured In last nights tor
no as far as known, Is as follows:
ANatz Barr, killed.
Sto, G. sheldon. fatally injured.
" +, J. Drake. arm broken.
AIRS Alexander Mcmillan. injured
rously.
Mss Mcmillan. back injured,
Ms. Hiram Ward, arm broken.
FRANK Billings, leg broken, amputa-
on necessary.
MIS- Frank Linski, injured internally.
great number OF others are report
slightly injured.
PEVAsTATIoN WAS EXTENSIVE.
chicago, May 19.-Conductor L. d.
~Ioll of the Chicago, Milwaukee 4
fapl railroad, who arrived in this
To-Day after run of over $50 miles
rough the storm confer in Iowa and
', an' Yesterday, says:
me hrst report received OF the
stn and disaster caused by this
oin iail to give the full account OF
haVoc worked. When full reports
received I believe 1t will appear
IVY Yesterdays storm was one of the
~ destructive on record. AT Ell
vou, a point half way between Mari
ana the Mississippi. the worst havoc
NJ, wrought. Several people were
,su and the buildings of rhe town
Ky swept from their foundations. AT
ur Junction / received news that
~. persons had been killed, at Briggs
n,ia,n report was brought of many
,p p'u,ngs levelled and two persons
1aT' az Preston Ave were reported
issiaho then the train crossed the
npi into Illinois.
~ savannah. H., news was received
row e killing Of four persons at Teades
~ me first station east of that
" Along the line OF the G. NJ. & st,
,oau from Savannah across The
ns AVER, were received reports OF violent
'srs Instructive storms.
pt ne property loss by this storm can
III " my described" said Mr. car
u, IN. a. stillman Valley we had the
as.s view by daylight of the awful de-.
Icrjon wrought by the storm.
br,',9. the village about forty rods
at ~, uth was so compulsory raysd
A1e single DtAca 30 ,,,.zs -