The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-06

during It's flight through the air. Several
persons were IL the telit. but escaped uniIl-
lufed.
The house occupied by Detective Lee Kill
liam at No. 1857 North Taylor avenue was,
damaged. The cornice was clown from the
roof AID all the doo:s anu windows blown
III. Mrs killlan and children Were i'll the
house at the time, but Were uninJured. ThIS
Is; the third time in the last two Yeas that
killian home has been damaged by
storms.
EDWARD Morrisey, years old, son Of Con
stable Edward A4o-risey of No. 20 SCUM
Twelfth street. sustained severe scalp
wound By being struck by flying board.
he was taken 60 his home by mis- father,
VINO witnessed the accident.
\ team OF horses driven by James Rus
sell, employed at q grading camp al Union
and 81. Louis avenues. Was stuck by a
live electric wire ut Kings highway anu
ST. LOUIS avenue and DO ANIMALS Wefe
instantly killed. Russell escaped injury.
a team of horses belonging 10 the OAR
liIgton Lumber Company was instantly
killed during the storm by coming in con-
tact with a i've wire wnich hAd been blown
across the Clayton road near the Mounted
DistrlCt Police ; ton. Fred AhInS Of no
1llI Howard street, the driver. escaped IN
Injured.
William y F'rankelstein. 90 years OLD OF
10. ~ Dalton avenue, employed on the
lev building at Twelfth an! Locust streets,
was injured wRi.e al Work On the tenth iioor
OF the uuilGin3 oy telng STRUCK BY loose
boayu5 WHEN We're Hy!ng in the air lie
was taken 10 the dispensary, Whe!e, after
an examination, his injuries were pro-
iounced not serious ana lie was able TO go
10 his hCme.
\ pate glass windos: in Henry saltwas-
sel''s store at No. lis South Broadway.
was shattered By collapse vi an awning.
which vas blown loose b. the wind TIE
damage is put al $50.
:, pate glass window in C. \. fau,ey's
hardware stole at No. 2S56 Cass avenue was
broken by thc wind eat4!Lns damage esti-
mated a SlCJ.
= section Of brick and mortar six feet
square was blown from the tower o: Mount
(N.tr~ Ils
l553 south tiand avenue, and damaged the
l.. L. Pollock residence, No 255i Day
ton street. was damaged SO. rhc tin roof
was blown away permitting water to in
jule furniture in the second story.
ne LlaEs@rG fcot u spI.t Ci.,..SS resi-
Ccnce, NO. 1874 f1HdistUu avenue, was torn
2HaN by the wind. The damage IS placed
The mansard roof OF j. W sIitehell's
house. 10. t2l9 Ears avenue was blown
1t 500 '''''''' '''''' '''''''''
The roof OF =. w Kopp's residence at
Peudletpn and Evans avenues vas damaged
10 tho extent of $50 hv the t.Ud.
The s3ir5 Of the Church OF Div as Human
Ivy. on the cast sue OF Sp-ins Avenue be-
tween DeimaT and Washington bcUIcvards,
WIS bieH1i 10 the street, causing $50 dam
age TO the building. = piece % tho Ina-
sonny. ten by eighteen inches was hurled
several feet and lodged III the cross-arrI.s
o. y telephone pole
The mansard roofs of houses Nos. 3ti1,
ana ltdIk avenue Were G.S.n fLIeti,
damaging the buildings ABOUT $50 Michael
Reedy of No. 1868 Clark avenue owns the
property.
A large sign was blown from the front
of the Mofett-Nest Drug Company's store.
No. 6i3 North Third street. and damaged a
wagon belonging 10 the Illinois Glass Com
pany, and narrowly missed striking Frank
Dwyer, the driver. a carboy of uuriatic
acid, standing on. the sidewalk. was broken
ana the contents poured on the pavement
\ Mate glass window htYiTJ-
ing at No. 1910 Olive street was blown out
hy the wind. The damage is estimated at
sign, !seventy-fve feet long. in front of
the Furniture Manufa cturers Exhibit, at
Fourteenth and Locust streets, was blown
to the sidewalk and broken The damage
is placed at SO.
i sheet iron smokestack. leo feet high,
was Flown from the roof Of the EiaEsInalnn
Brewery. at No. $50 South Broadway The
stack was demolished The damage IS es-
ttmated at $500
A tin cornice was blown from the roof of
John c. Weiland's grocery store at No 7sgl
is s25. ''-e -i''--'7
\ false roof on Henry Donghty's two
avenue. was blown away. Damage. 500
The tin separator on the roof Of the st
Louis "oodeng'are Mills. at the corner of
FIRST and ST. George streets was blown TO |
the ground and damaged 500
The smokestack on Knapp-Stout planning !
MUS. at Second and Hall streets. was |
.-S"4i tflhAl. Nt!i Win IL a section OF 4
the wall fifteen feet long. and wires be- |
longing TO the Laclede Electric Light Com |
Pany and the kinioch Telephone Company. |
Damage, so. I
The mansard roof If Charles Nawcomb's !
residence. No. AS ksnnerly avenue. was |
Down away. damagihG the building So.
re Staurant on De GivervilIe avenue near |
De Baiiyiere avenue was blown down Dam |
sge 10 the tent and contents is placed at |
Five tents used as sleeping quarters by |
of John Scott & Sons at No. eco |
Delmar boulevard were blown down. The |
placed at 81 90. insure l.
Sixteen telephone poles with hundreds of |,
wires stretching along Skinker read be- |
tween L!flmar and Forsythe avenues were |
razed The damage is estimated AT $1,000 |
A tent used as saloon by John Woody |
on the north side of De GivervilIe Avenue |
near De Baliviere avenue was blown down |
es tirated at $50.
:, 4 frame saloon at, the corner of De |
iiVery!iie and DeBeliviere avenues, con- /
iucted by Joseph Weider. was blown down |
and the building and stock were damaged |
to the extent of SIS.
saloon at De Baliviere avenue and Skinker |
road, was blown down and the stock of |
liquor was damaged siG0
A lunch stand conducted by William |
kefrer. at De Baiiviere and De Giveryille |
avenues. was demolished Damage, $50
The brick chimney on Rose Hill fall was
blown to the street. and flying bricks broke
the pate glass window in George Illusions |
rug store causing damage estimated at |
A tent occupied ny George Golfer was |
blown down at Skinker road and De Bali /
shoulder.
The nansard roofs on houses No. 90 No.
3dI and No. BIS Chouteau avenue were !
blown away- The damage is placed at $3.50.
The wind blew away 4 large norton of |
the roof on the North Italy Club. No.
80 shaw avenue. and in falling struck two
horses- killing one and crippling the other.
q furniture wagon. owned by z. L;isky No.
10. Franklin avenue. was demolished The
dR maze TO the building Is estimated at ST.
100. The team. 6eloneing TO Thomas Lynch.
was valued at SO. The wagon was valued |
at $40.
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