The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-27
BRINGING ORDER
OUT OF CHAOS
Relief Work Proceeds in
Birmingham.
DEAD LIST REVISED.
The Total Now Numbers Eighteen
Killed.
7HlRTY-FWE WERE INJURED.
OF These Two Are in Prccarious Condition.
Some Reported Dead Have Shown Up.
Funerals of Victims Peculiarly
Sad, aud There We're Few
Dry Eyes Among
Attendants.
The Total Now Numbers Fighter
Killed.
7HIRTY-FIVE WERE INJURED.
fRy Associated Press.)


BIRMINGHAM. ALA, March 26-Cn-
der the harmonious working of the state
militia and local police much order mas
come out of yesterday chaos. incident |"
The fatal storm which swept portions oi
this city. a careful revision of the dealh
list places the total number OF oead III
the city at thirteen, several persons "ho
were missing and had been reported ueao
having shown up.
Two women reported missing at IRON
dale are believed to be dead unuer
wrecked buildings. If they are dead TINS
will increase the total 10 eighteen
The following is a complete list OF the
dead:
Dr.. Chapman. Mrs Robert G. Lowe, in
fant son Of Robert G.. Lowe. three-year-
old daughter of 3. Is. Hudson, l.. L.
Chulumpe, German; john Myro. Sarrie
Henry, eight years old: Carrie HUDSON.
Maggie Z. Stedmycr, school girl: Lizzie
Goodlow. Lizzie Glenn, cook OF B- s.
Hudson.
Dead at Irondale: John Gardner
tvfitc}, Mimic a:ld Clarence Hunter
tcrlareGJ, two negro women missing.
THE INJURED.
Thirty-fire persons were more or lcss
seriously hurt in Birmingham. Mrs. r.
II, Thomas and Mr.. ". z. Dickinson
who are at St Nincents Hospital. are
!n prccs rious condition. j. Alexander.
the merchant reported killed Yesterday,
was only severely injured. He crawled
out of the ruins Immediately after the
storm and managed to reach home
In the ruins d body very much distiS-
urcd was found and it was thought TO
,>r his. but this morning it was discor-
cred that the dead man is j. c. Chut-
,lrnpc. a German. who was in the store
making a purchase when the cyclone
wrecked IT.
SAD FUNERALS.
The sad6eSt feature of to-day was the
funerals. that of Mrs. Robert j. Lowe
and child taking place this morning at
q neighborinG home. The home was
packed with men. women. and children.
and every eye was wet The young
mother was a beautiful and charming
woman. and her death touched overy
heart Her babe lies in her arms. and
both are er route to Athens, Ala, where
Mrs. Lowe was horn
The relief fund raised by tic people
OF Birmingham is growing With an as
ton1shing Tapidity. Il has already
reached $4,000.
Mayor F. Drcnncn authorizes the
statement that the sufferers arc not i'll
need of outside contributions.
The property loss is placed at about
s3c0,Na
STORM LIFTED.
The storm seemed to have lifted after
leaving: birmingham. and beyond giving
Tuntsl lille, Ala, a slight touch, did not
make itself ielt Until it passed over into
Georgia last night. At Chambers, Ga.
near Eome, railroad depot was blown
:lto 4 creek and washed away At Roun-
saville a big Touring mill was destroyed.
.crether With many thousand bushels OF
urcat The handsome residence of the
l:or7sayiIIe family was wrecked, but nc
or> irlIIed
The cyclone struck Buena Vista, Ga,
a. 4 ci, OK in the afternoon. The young
child OF MIR. and Mrs. J. d. l1arrell was
killed. as WAS also d negro girl. The home
Of the Misses Woodaii was wrecked and
the occupants seriously injured.
At Gainesville lightning struck small
house. killing two children.
Owing TO the tremendous rains the rivers
IN Northern and Northwestern Georgia
arc ont of their banks.
Al Atlanta this morning one and sew
cnty-nine-one lundrcdths inches of rain
fell in five minutes. breaking all records.