Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-31
MICH DAMAGE TO PROPERTY
=. ysop,e were Injured scores OF
Houses Unrooied-nii' s'''"'
Topped over

mill stacks luPF'N" w.
and telephone wires generally distilled
rbe most serious accident was the
rorooeng Of the Presbyterian church IN
TnoxyIne, occupied by about 600 per-
~. while the minister was In the
'.Ids, of his sermon, the wind blew
aror the large chimney and lifted
,.,,or NJ the roof. Bricks from the
chimney crashed through the roof ana
.,rred a huge piece OF the hardwood
osinng down upon the worshIppers A
,,rlc enued and frantic rush was
.Ao for the doors and windows AT
lAast forty persons were caught by the
g,ockage and were more or less hnrt'
Of this number five may not recover
INJURED AT KNOXVILLE,
mr. r, j, Phillips, aged 40 may die.
curtis RAY Mcknight, 49, probably
fatal. .a - - a,o
Fletcher Byron, serious,
David smith, 80, serious.
Iosepb Adams, q, badly crushed,
Aberl Schmidt, Il, both arms'broken
and head cut
lam Meyers Il, face and head cut
THOMAS Mechln, is, arms and race
tut,
Mrs Rachel Schultz, 3d. arms broken.
Tbe towboat Belle MCGOWAN was
hlown over in the Ohio river and com
,letely wrecked, Her crew was res
Cued
FURNACE STACKS BLOWN DOWN
ZONES a Iaughlln had IA Of their FUR
mace stacks blown down, necessltatlnS
the shutting down Of a portion OF thelr
plant ior weeks probably
As Rev ]. w. English, pastor OF ne
Robinson Run &. p. church, near Me-
Donald. was raising his arms to pro-
nounce the benedction, lightning struck
the church splre and II toppled upon
the roof crushing II and injurnB
number Of worshlpers, two OF whom
will de-
INJURED AT MDoNALD'
Robert Paterson. aged II years, Will
de-
Leon Aterlll II, will die.
Mrs. John Patterson, mother of ROB
eH
Mrs. Mary Patterson.
Miss Mary G.. Wallace.
Mrs Averll, mother Of Leon.
Al jamestown tornado tore out one
end Of the United Presbyterian church
while Rev. j. NJ. Jamison was preach
INK He was buried under a mass OF
brick and timbers and fatally injured
The congregation escaped unhurt.
The Nobestown Presbyterian church
was also unroofed
The Forest OIL company had between
az and 300 derrlcks blown down In its
Mcdonald region and considerable
damage was sustained by It's pipeage
system,
FIRE ADDS TERROR TO STORM,
The Offices Of the Monongahela Con-
Meeting railroad In this city were de-
slroyed by fire during the afternoon
because no alarm could be turned in,
the wires being down.
The Armstrong Cork company's plant
was unrooied and much damage done
to machinery and stock,
All railroads suffered more or less
from broken telegraph poles and Grip
pied service.
More than $500 lights of glass in the
Phlpps conservatory In Schenley park
were broken and much Of the gorgeous
Eastern flower display ruined
The Montana apartment house and
the Idaho building, which adjons it,
We're partially destroyed.
The roof Of the big forge plant at
Rankin was lifted off and carried many
yards away.
The damage in the Monogahela and
Turtle creek valleys will reach thou
sands Of Collars.
HAVOC IN STORMS TRACK.
Beatcd reports from nearby towns
up to midnight show that the wind
Played havoc at every town in its
track
AZ Mingo Junction, o., two big struc-
lnral ore bridges Of the National Steel
,ompanys plant valued at $4,000 were
twisted into shapoless masses of iron.
Az Belle Vernon, Pa, the American
WINDOW Glass company's plant was
unrooied. several blocks Of houses be-
lohsng 10 the company were wrecked
ana other damage was done.
AT GREENBURG.
AT Greenburg, Pa, nearly 1900 feet
VI root Of the Kelley & Jones plant
was carried away and the great cupola
VI lne First Presbyterian church was
"ppled into the street.
AZ Jeanette Latrobe and New AL
s1ahlrla number Of houses were UNI
BIG MILL DESTROYED.
AZ Washington Pa, the new bar mill
y. tne Griffith Tin Plate company was
,,vhpiettly wrecked. entailing loss OF
s"VV five residences We're blown
TTygWh. the Roman Catholic and the
5iuuu L. b churches were considerably
damaged and many private residences
,usl roofs and windows 1t is expected
ssa'ef losses win be reported tomor-
NV wv, W9en the country districts can be
IN WEST VIRGINIA.
Welsbury, W. Va, March so.-The
,o I'm which visited the Ohio valley
TTslaI amounted to a calamity here.
,o ue historic Franklin NJ. +. church,
i ~. miles east Of this place, Is in ruins,
m,. 1enefable pastor is seriously in
a.. nv u lWo members Of lis congregation
"a uead and several others are wound
A. ne Rev, Mr. Allshouse had reached
MEL m, .pnt.,roration In his sermon on the res
Of ,t1h when suddenly the gable end
Inc M ghurch was blown In. The fall
len n an and debris struck him and
ws, sll about him. The congregation
bs panlc'stricken Many had reached
sSIe outside and others were yet in the
anal ,When the gale lifted the roof,
tp5 !, E lell among the people. The dead