The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-30
TH|RIY.ONE VICTIMS
At kirkSViIle Is the Latest and
Official List.
NINETY FOUR INJURED
Relief Work in Active Prog
resS--LateSt from NewtoWn.
NINETY FOUR INJURED

1iSlO IlOS6 killed II the tornado OF
Thursday night places the number tonight
officially at thirty-one. The list follows:
THEODORE BRIGHAM.
MRS. HENRY ELLINGTON AND
DAUGHTER.
MRS. 4. R. BOWMAN.
SON AND DAUGHTER OF REV.
BURR.
BABY ELLINGTON.
SETH FEATHERS, aged years.
A. ]. GASEE.
MRS. a. J. GASEE.
MRS. w. W. GREENE.
MISS BESSIE GREENE.
DIR. W. B. HOWELLS.
THREE CHILDREN OF HENRY
LOWE.
J. B. LARKINS.
GEORGIA LANE.
MRS. CAL. LITTLE.
MRS. JOHN MAHAFFE9.
MISS ORA MULLEN.
MISS SARA MILLEN.
MISS ANN MILLER, aged IS years.
MRS. BLUE PANSCHOTT and baby.
MRS. RORABOUGH.
MRS. f. K. SHERBURNE-
JOHN c. WEAVER
LEONA WHALEY.
MRS. JOE WOOD.
MISS WOOD.
Those known to be missing are: J. E.
Ashworth, John Elliott, Mrs. John John
son, - Johnson.
The following are tonight reported by
the physicians to be dying: Mrs. Leo
Brigham, Miss Lillian Cunningham. Mrs.
Cupp, Oscar Ingold, Miss Esther Little,
Miss Moss. Mrs. Peck, Miss Weaver.
The seriously injured are: ]. K. Ander-
son, Miss Kate Ashlock. w. Bowen, -
Cheney, Mrs. Cheney. NJ. G. Deacon, Mrs.
Laura Forbes, Al Goss, 2. Gross. Dial
Hume, Mr.. ]. P. Larkin, Lind Cin-
fanU, Mrs. Mcmahon, Miss Mcmahon
Robert MiIlay, Mrs. Robert Miray, Miss
Sarah Reiger, Mrs. Roberts, Joseph Reig-
er, s. NJ. Rust. James Simpson, Miss Eff
fie VestaI. Miss Williams.
Mayor Noonan has made a list OF 100
families. including about 500 persons. who
have lost everything and are in need. All
of the hungry have been fed, through the
efforts Of the citizens, who are co-operat-
ing with Mayor Noonan.
The number Of injured now reaches
ninety-fOur, and some OF these are so
badly injured that they will in all pro5a-
bility die. The search among the ruins
still continues. In the above list Miss
Georgia Lane, aged y years, and Baby
Billington, which was found alive in its
dead mothers arms, passed away today.
Subscriptions aggregating nearly 5000
were received today about one-nalf Of the
amount being contributed by Eirksvilie
residents. Contributions varying from g
to 500 have been coming in from Al; over
the country from individuals and corpora
tons. Governor Stephens has sent a con-
tribution of $50. with an offer to issue a
proclamation calling for a general 6)na-
ton from the people Of the state. Notn-
ing Is lacking for the comfort IF the suf-
ferers. Mayor NOonan said tonight that
the immediate wants Of the sufferers are
temporarily provided for. but that clothing
and more money will soon be greatly need
ed. He has sent a call for financial a,d
Ottumwa- and they have assured him of
a liberal response.
Funeral arrangements have been COM
pleted, and the dead will have been con-
signed TO their final resting places by tc-
morrow evening. Tomorrow morning a
union memorial service will be held "a the
Methodist and Christian churches. and
short biographical sketches Of the Ives
of the tornado victims will be delivered.
Eleven of the dead have been shipped to
different places for burial.
Ecursions from a great number OF towns
in the vicinity Of Kirksvile are billed for
tomorrow, and there Will be thousands OF
stghtseers to view the ruins. Numbers OF
sight seers have already arrived and every
incoming train adds 20 the horde, among
them being friends and relatives o: the
dead and injured.
The annual encampment OF the O. A. Z.
of Missouri is scheduled 10 meet in XIII .
vile on May 10 for a two-days' couveu-
ton. This will not be declared OF. as
Mayor Noonan has sent the following eie-
gram to Department Commander A. 9.
Peterson: We stand by our guns, cast
down but not dismayed. Kinks yIlle viii
welcome the Grand Army and its friends"
KirksviIe business houses were al
closed today. peculiar feature OF the
cyclone was that out Of 81 killed in KRIS
vile, q were women and little girls. This
IS accounted for by the fact that the path
OF the storm WAS right IN the residence
district. and at a time when the men
han not all returned from business. Many
terror-stricken women ran cut Of doors
when the roar Of the cyclone came. All 81
this way were either killed or injured b.
flying debris.
ChiIioothe. Mo. April 1s-One more
name has been added 70 the list OF dad
from n etornaGo at Newtowa. THURSDAY.
One Of the Hayes children died o. b.. ~
jurics. The parents, Mr.. and Mrs WI
lam Hayes. were killed, along WIZ a
younger child. Another child Of the same
family stu survives. i IL not thought
thai any other OF the injured Wi o,e-