The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-29

KIRKSVILLE, Mo-, April 2S-As re-
suit of the tornado that swept through
the eastern portion of this city yester-
Gay morning, demolishing half of the re-
sidence and office buildings, two hundred
families are homeless, and nearly
fifty dead bodies and seventy injured
persons have been recovered from the
ruins. More than a dozen of the injured
will die Although rescuers have been
searching the ruins ever since the storm
spent its fury, many are still missing.
and 1t is thought that a considerable
number of the unfortunates were con-
sumed in the flames that broke out soon
after the storm had ceased The work
of rescue continues, but it may be days
before the total number of victims is
known. AS far as known the names of
the dead and injured are as follows:
THE DEATH LIST
Mrs. Henry Ellington; Mrs. A R.
BOwman dSoy4 Gss Theodore odo ra Brigham, e1,mer.
child of Rev Albert Burr; Seth Feath-
er, eight-year-old boy; Mrs. W. w.
GIse5G; GEeen; aAd "A j. ,t5 GasSe Ss AND wife ,7
Osteopath; Mrs. c. A. Little; j. B. Lar
kin, retired merchant; three children Of
Henry Lowe; Mrs. John Mahaffey Sr.;
Mrs. John T. Mahaffey; child of J. T.
Mahaffey; F. M. McClay and wife; moth
er and niece of ]. T; Miller: Miss Ora
Milan of Woodland, Mo; Mrs; Bluepan-
feona whaiay; DR. e1G'oS WReeler Mrs Mfas Jos
Wood; Miss Mary Rorabaugh; Mrs. Lou
DIR. Billings; Drew Bowman; James Gun
bingham; bingham Mrs s,,,l1 Elliott; Miss Bessie
Greeni Grs 9; "A: Gibbs; iss Mrs. Mrs C. A Gibbs;
Miller; John c. Weaver; Joseph Woods;
Mrs. Woods.
Miss Della White; Mrs. Peck, fatal;
Cal Little's niece, fatal; w. R. Park;
crushed; Robert Millay; Miss Weaver:
Mrs. Oluphut; Miss Moss, fatal broken
back; RnI6:s John Sra & Kirk koa and wife Mrs
Dennisan and wife; Cal Little and
wife, serious; Herman K. Sherburne,
head injured; Q. H. Beeman's child; Mrs.
ed; John Gender, slight; Oscar Ingoldes''
OF ofd seasag dangerSqs mrs ~ Norman 1aosnf
Mrs, Ella weaver, both legs broken:
Daniel McGonigle; John T. Mahaffey's
daughter; Ben A. Bowman's daughter;
I. j. Miller and whole family; Mrs W.
II. Philips, serious; Mrs. Munson; P.
Xrigham, serious; Stella Weaver; Joe
Weaver; George Weaver; Ella Weaver;
~.
Myers; Miss Cupp; j. E. Ashforth; J. w.
Brown; Mrs. Lula Byrnes; Mr.. Schney
and wife; Mrs, Glenn; Thomas Dinsmore
Hobson; J. B. Kirk; Willis Kellogg; Hoi-
f Mr Kellogg n99 MRS & Kellogg gssk Mrs nfa n0phaBt
PP0wes 8 Kraggs; MTa: Roe anf d7pshss5: Wsr4sn::
Mrs. Q. Miller and child; Mrs. n; John
son; Mrs. Sarah Reiger; Miss Belle Ma
haffey, |. COenfield and wife. Albert
Whaley; Mrs. F. T. Hernon; Miss c. Ash
lock- bruised about face; Mrs; J. p. An
Barnes, scalp wound, Mr.. Barker, head
bruised; infant six weeks old, fatally In
lured; Thomas Ellington, student, chest
Gated; Doc. A. c. Bowman, ribs broken,
fatal injuries internally; w. D. Brass
field badly t bruised S;e externally Mrs:
VIII Bright; M. Chancey. head and hand
injured slightly; Mrs NJ c. Chancey,
head injured; Miss Denniston, slight cuts;
Miss Eva Douglass, normal stu
bruised; Frank Douglass, both arms
and legs dislocatesd fraetuTe & of + forearm:
lacerated; E. Gross, Aubrey Green, eleven
years old. jaw broken; Mrs. Sam Hamil-
ton, hand hurt; Mrs. Shelton. Hamilton,
fractured Mrs. King. Mrs. John Larkins,
badly bruised externally, will recover;
Mrs. Henry Lowe, Becky McMinn, slight
external injuries; Miss Mary Mitchell,
Miss Ada Millay, bruised about head and
face; Miss Edna Millay, child, internal
injuries; Mrs. R. T. Millay, head and face
bruised; daughter of w. R. Parks,
slightly injured about face; James Rig
gers, Slight cuts and bruises; John Q.
Ryan, aged sixteen, badly bruised;
August Ryan, twelve years, head and
shoulders crushed, will die; Clarence
Stearns and mother, body bruises; Mrs.
VIII Smith, shoulder hurt, injuries slight;
E. Thomas, Mrs Efie Vesta, body
bruises will recover; Mrs Waddel body
bruises, not fatal; Bennie Weaver, child,
injured internally; Thomas w. Haley,
bruised about head and hips.
MISSING.
Mrs. Elliott Mrs. Williams.