The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-14

gSfyEclonlc.' That was about $50 O'Clock
linen heard fearful sound 1t was like
ny me pantlng of fifty locomotives on an
the cyGioro Set, l said to the boy: There is
inc IN nth the southwest was a great, whisk-
tthhs ths oIack cloud, cone-shaped the apex in
Iar ahead of the center, the air was full
q 2 nylng sphnters, boards, feathers, bed
endS e,,iS and ana everything; / told them to run
tweer, 1--WE warn ar tle people in the houses be-
we people were running, crying for as
slslanee. took them ana some people
rom rom the parish school house and hurried
them INTO the cellar of my house.
Came While He Was Praying.
They begged for absolution and 1 knelt
down and gave it to them. Even as I
prayed the great black cloud of destruc-
toh was upon the village. out of the
general and terrific war could hear the
crashing and kissing sound as house after
nouse collapsed. ran out and was struck
tWiGe by pieces of flying plank.
Ihen 1s the storm was gone. It struck
auu destroyed all the residences lying be-
tween 1t and the Omaha tracks. The de-
POT was right in its path. As ii crossed
ths track there 1t went right up the main
street OF the town, destroying every build
ing in the business center | Immediately
began the work of rescue.
1t was awful. God keep me from see
ing the ike again. Everywhere moans
shrieks and calls for help were heard. The
wounded cried out for prayers. / gave
them absolution while assisting in the
work OF rescue. Catholics and Protestants
prayed for them.
The dead are as follows in aIphabetical
order:
r, Bixy, William, undertaken; Butler, Mrs
BPockbaok BBGGe kBr0ek6sGk Iosid RNde,,. Mrs BewaEd
Sic, Barrett, Dominck farmer; Brown,
carr, aged IA; Bigelow, Harold, photog-
Traapher; Callahan. William, farmer; Carey,
"a, "a, aged ~ druggist; Casey, John, Erin;
llan6a loo
Conway, John, Erin; Cargrove, Mrs.
SSfaiherlne; Dunbar, Henry; Dunbar Mrs.
Mary Mary; SdIihnliInlgroom girl, name un-
zie, aged s; Farrell, Walter age s.;
Glllen, Mrs. John; Gundeson, Ole; Creator
Mrs: Sallie. SO years Old Henry. John;
Kate; Hawkins, Walter; Hawkins. Mile;
Hawkins, Angie; Hawkins, Fred; Hallen-
back, Mason; Hallenback Francis; Hem
mes nesseY y;,r5 VI, little girl; Hicks J. B., gro
ing, Pat IA years: Kelly, -, child; Lam
din, Winnie; Lewis, Mrs. Henry. and son; /;
iLiegardeii AntoBne; Lyk; Mrs; John; Mar
McGratb, Nellie aged MSeSfsR: S: McRinnon Nellle @
McKinnon, Thomas McGraw. Russell
eyed ; McEIenry, Pat; McHenry, Mike;
N NMcNallyM. " Tom; Mcclure, Mrs. John;
Noona, Tim; Newell Pat, farmer; Newell,
Pat, turner; O'Connell, Henry; Patton,
John; Porter, Dwight; Rowe, Thomas
Ring, Augusta; Ring, George; Rosebrook,
ttlNiis tNOSeDIOOk, MfS. AlVlns stack,
George; Stack. Mrs. Mary;
Stack, Thomas; Shrady. Mrs
Shrady, -, infant; Shaw, -;
Tallmaee, Charles L., Williams, Mrs. Alb
bic Williams. -. little girl Wells, Pat,
farmer Erin; Wells, Willard, city mar
shall; Wells, Sieve, IA years;three unknown
men.
Those missing but probably dead are:
Brown, Walter; Early, Paddy; Cohen, Pat
Prior John; Pardon, Nick; Williams, Ma
rie.
The list of injured, only partially made
up as yet numbers hundreds.
Forty More Dead Found.
An additional list of forty dead has just
been completed. OF this number, sixteen
of the bodies are unrecognizable.