The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-13

peacefully asleep III theN HoLlS9' WIZ
without a moments warning, awakened
70 meet death in the horrible storm, while
others. momentarily more fortunate, and
who escaped the furies of the wind, met
a worse fate a few moments later in the
flames. which soon engulfed many of the
wrecked buildings. The list of the dead
and wounded, so far as known, is as fol-
lows:
Last nights tornado was of such mag
nit1de that the fulr extent of the damage
is not yet known. 1t swept clear across
the city, leaving behind path of desola-
tion and ruin. The known dead are
slas Miller, a prominent young mer-
chant His residence was blown away
and he was struck across the back by
heavy piece of falling timber.
Harvey Rutledge, negro.
Mary Timerman.
Two unknown men from Burgess Hotel.
John Crossword, a tailor.
John Martin and ]. j. Riy, farmers from
Madison county, who were here attending
the United States Court.
George Carter, manager of the Grand
Opera House.
Mrs Neilt Burgess, proprietor of the
Burgess Hotel.
Two unknown men who died at st.
Johns Hospital.
j. Foutz. a farmer
Joseph Kyle, a farmer
Two LefeVre boys.
Malt Knapton, Jr.
Mrs. Malt Knapton.
Joe Lucas, a negro.
Edward Ferrell, butcher and his two
little children. Irene and Roy.
Frank Richardson, restaurant keeper
John Adams, a carpenter.
Mrs. Charles Mauver.-
- Ritter, a gardener.
Mrs. William Lawson.
Louie Sengel.
Miss Holden.
John Badt, farmer.
Mrs. Maggie Sheehan's infant.
L. Weehle, a butcher.
James N. Smith, a clerk.
Mrs Jones.
The tornado struck Garrison avenue at
the corner of Ninth street. and made a
clean sweep from there to Texas corner.
Isaacsons store was totally demolished,
and the stock is a total loss.
Babcock's grocery store in the rear was
blown down.
The following stores were completely de-
moshed
Fleming Bros, coffee and tea
Hartsheld's restaurant.
Martins second hand store.
}. Nance, dry goods.
Mann Wilson, groceries.
Those badly DANA ged are:
]. w. Patrick's shoe store
Boyd Bros, -four and coffee.
Iom Caldarera, fruits.
racket Store, dry goods.
Frank Jollinger, liquors.
OShea & Hirsch, groceries.
+. b. Payne, drugs.
A q j. Grier, groceries.
). X. Jones, liquors.
Tom Hocott, groceries,
Bonnostein, dry goods.
thompson, secondhand store.
!. B. Maledon, groceries.
helIys meat market.
i. Beard, groceries.
Pat OKeefe. liquors.
Inc injured are in part:
MRS. Braden arm broken.
- l.. Grimes, collar bone broken.
bruised. 9'NN
- Hosea, jaw broken.
w imam Lawson, back injured
BeI Martin chest crushed
Iohey Eberhard, hips crushed
r. q. Hubbel, back hurt.
t. II. Crenholder, back injured.
a. B, Stafford, back injured.
AshWorth, chest crushed.
or Gate both arms broken.
mrs. Gate, badly mashed.
mts' Gates mother seriously crushed.
;nlhnle Burgess, spine injured
mrs =, Groll, injured about chest.
body. N'i' " N'"0" "Oo"'
Ing walls.
mrs F. II. Brown, body crushed.
MIS- Luther Hunley, chest crushed.
Lane hip dislocated.
Tu Haden, badly bruised.
Welsey, seriously hurt
,, ~. l.. Hirschberger, shoulder disloca Aed
INJURED about head
HsS Lily Stahl. seriously Injured
I-tJ"A Aagruder, chest crushed.
own tramp body mashed; will die.
NJ LInrna Austin, leg broken.
- whitney, wounded on head
body. ""''"eS' injuries 10 chest ana
SWTna Whitney, internal injuries.
6or Herger, wounded on head and evi-
u5nae of confusion.
W,"s koehler shoulder broken.
p,F ,S, John Beal ribs broken; may die.
My seal badly bruised; may die.
Ms Ms koehler, leg broken.
otS's John Adams, injured about neck
ana shoulders
o W,,. Jones. leg cut and arm fractured.
M wilkinson, arm broken.
CO oDy' bruised about back and cut.
n Il hnapton. arm broken.
Wi;i.r orman, arm ana leg broken.
n lam tI Blailock, injured internally
u. n FISHER, arm broken
~ a. Dumfor, hip dislocated.
Mr. snort spine and hip injured.
a. gray son and wife
Atlas Jones. -''
frank Lefevre.
Eta Knes.
crash oS scene following the first terrific
deur tne storm was one of awful gran
& eIons Business blocks. handsome man.
AN razed hoteis and humble cottages were
shapeles, me ground and scattered in
the mao OF the wrecks caught fire and
The i.i,ihable oi.,la timbers burned furiously
ors. man, Was crowded with rural visit
# Tba ba'uses unregistered.
iuh, as already stated. struck