Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1899-06-21

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ers in the stores and assume that all Of
them persisted. ~" .5* -:
This much is known: When it was
seen that a furious storm was at hand,
and the portentous funnel-shaped cloud
doomed up, there was a general rush
from the streets into the stores. Some
OF the clerks called to the people to
come in. The invitation was generally
accepted, and thereby the number OF
deaths was probably greatly increased
In many cases the victims sealed their
tate by going to the cellars. The brick
walls of most of the business houses
tumbled in like egg shells when the
blow struck and crashed through the
floors into the cellars
The debris piled high above such as
still lived, and there can be no doubt
that many sufferers met death long after
the storm through fire and suffocation
Following is partial list of the dead
and injured:
dren; Walter. Mile and Vangie Haw-
klns children of Stephen Hawkins; Mrs
M Mnen Stevens; John Casey. Erin; Katie
Welis Erin NJ B. Carey drsggst; a three
Children of Joseph Brockbanck: Mrs. Jno
' Gilien; Anthony Early; Mrs. Jas. Schade
aRd three CHILDREN; Lily Hennessey. Erin
cS rs Fl hholifenReck; Russell and Nellie Nc
Timothy h11oth Nonan. Saltwater; Charles F.
ter; r., Miss Scott, of St. Paul, a miliiner
IN William's store; Minnie Lambdin; Cora
BBu3tler; Mrs. Claude Cameron, Pewaukee,
MRS: Henry Lewis and son; John Patton;
a son of Stephen Wells; -. -. Shaw;
Maly; Sis5S3ss R$5 join
!r1shman; Ole Gunderson Mrs. Drayton;
Mr.; and Mrs. Alvin Rosebrooke; Mrs
HHe eenb! TboI Henry a Qconnel Patrick
Willard Wells, SO, policeman; Carl Brown
BOY. aged IA; three unidentified men, one
wearing blue diagonal sack suit: Mrs.
G1eeaf0n, aged SO; Anton LegaId aged 50;
fei, name supposed to be Johnson; M.
dunbar, old man; Mrs. Mary Dunbar;
sarah Dunbar; Mrs. Catherine Cosgrove,
Harold Bigelow, photographer; George
Ring, farmer.
Fatally Injured.
49,; Mitchell, Portage. Wis; Thomas
McNaily; Cora and Josephine Rosebrook;
chance; Edna McMahon; Patrick Newell,
head crushed.
The Injured.
James Finnegan. Somerset, Wis, Sc
we're; Edward Lott, Saltwater. serious;
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lott, slightly; Mrs
John Clark and eight children slightly;
Henry Bastinanz, slightly; John German,
broken leg; -. Lowell; Mary Peterson,
severely; Frank Jennings. bruised: Fred
La Pointe, back injured: George Gordon
Ter; Mrs. Brockbank; r. B. Hall; Mrs.
Michael Kelly; William Kelly; Charles
Hurtel, circus man; John Rooney circus
man; Frank Stavey. circus man; B. F.
Gollmar. circus man; Willie McNally;
Mile McNally; Thomas Henry Stanton,
neck bruised; Mrs. O'Donnell. Ceylon;
Leonard Taft; B. F. Powell, head Emma
Roberts, cut and bruised; E. J. Scott. ed
itor Voice, nose broken and other injur-
E: $; Dooty: H: G. Hall, Augusta, Wis;
Patsey Monahan. Erin, head and face;
julius Bisseau. Somerset; Bertha McKin-
non; -. Wells. Erin; Lily Kluster-
man. St. Paul. milliner, very serious;
John McCloy leg broken: Mike Scott and
mother; VIM. McCoff: Martin Strommen:
Arthur Lane. Turtle Lake; John Barrett:
John MCGEE; Ray Stone; H. H. Starr.
arm broken and bruised; Lewis girl, arm
broken; John Casey; N. H. Tornau, ribs
broken; Bertha Beebe; Tom Newell; Mike
Newell. three ribs broken: Ames A. Shee-
dy. head and arm; Mary Hawkins. Pleas
ant Valley; James Vail, Joseph and
James Clare; Mary Giilen; Charles Lam