The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-08-25
SIXTEEN PERSONS
KILLED IN TORNADO
And Nearly Fifty Injured in ST.
Paul in Disastrous Wind
Storm.
THE LOSS is So, 900, ooo
The Twin Cities Left a Mass of Debris
by the Furious Elements Which
Swept Valley of Missis-
sippi.

az S-,OoV ,Vuu, resulted from Il ScfceChlny
gale which tore down the valley of the
Mississippi from a point somewhere
near the confluence of the Minnesota
aid Mississippi rivers, near Fort SMELL
Ing. At about that point the fury of
the elements seemingly divided and,
with a roar, descended upon the Twin
cities and their cnvirons.
The dead.
LORlN f. HOKTNSON, $50 Brunson
street, killed at Iivoli tueuter, body re-
moved to city morgue
GEORGE kWENTON, carpenter, 37S
avenue. killed at TiVOli thea
ter, body removed to city morgue.
VIOLA ROBERTSON. aged II. killed
by failing walt Of dormitory al House
of the Good Shepherd.
ALBERT ODHE, aged 50 years, g.
YEAR-OLD SON OF FRANK
HEDGES, an UNKNOWN GIRL, aged
10 years, all at st. Louis park, a suburb
of Minneapolis.
RICHARD HILLISBICK, operator at
Minneapolis junction, killed by light
ming.
UNKNOWN WOMAN.
FOUR UNKNOWN DEAD at Wa
COMA, a small station twenty miles
vest of Minneapolis.
MARY O'DONNELL. aged IL. Glen
coe, Mimi.
son OF PATRICK O'DONNELL,
aged II, Glencoe, Mimi.
FREDERICK GROSS, Glencoe, MINI.
GROSS, mother of Frederick
Gross, Glencoe, Mimi.
The missing:
Edwin Gulrrt 42S South pobart
street, was one of the last persons seen
IN the Tivoli theater during the calam-
1ty.
The injured:
William L,mgny SOC Payne ayan,a
skull fractnraG fa+oiIr ,e
Olaf Hanson ass FnSas liJ ~ reei hit y,
head by falling arn fa,,3n o,11 L,anl,od
unconscious
Tha,Sora cchr-o;+.,. %.
street, blown fror1 his doJiverv "% va a~
on the LAFAYETTE avenue bridge. So.
riouslv injured
James D~0unhartv C,,,o1,. hrolar,
blown from tor nf freimht cor in -" g.
ST. PAM yar5st en,.arsiI2 h,nisoJ 80
Nys pGheyt W
lapsed bousa at SI 4 r. S ye1ta aI ta - Io.-
injured iutarraIiv MAJ, W., f9,oI Inc
Charles Stron@ nah rnti LET ra NO =,
tha co1iareo - - 49, e. > |"5nt "a
house e'' Of The s''G 0 n q a. r : aGi fI Iadir,
br,I{coa va taI 'I't Ioao' o"ulS
~ George "1 1'a C 5TAEtt % @sa ms EoI n9ni 4, h,s,,
street crt and hrI,isaa SSont arn,S 80 =,
80 - 80 "i'S ""Nue Il "i4u
IT. 2T5or to. sEi inuSs r,..,;
for ha DIV ont p,l q r91 ., -1l InJr, iN.,,;,,rl
Nv faii;SSo = - d H. anu oooy 'fu'sea
" sa IailH y o, InI0er$, o,t,.o,; ,,oo4.
~ ttett!;' "Cti COS, 1lSoIi 'heater,
~ go - DIV % - 49, ohuisSu.
DdFlu oelilli' StaSe nalld' IlNoil lhe-
ateI, arms severely cut.
So ~ .ne house OF 1000 Shep-
49, i@ine ua.Ni!oW", injured liltefna!ly
al!u pdoly cut ana bruised; condition
ciIsiGal.
Unknown chlla' ttous Of the Good
SS en- buried beneath debris may
noily Nell actress, llFoll theater,
iell doWlslairS ana was injured by fall
ing door MP II body bruised and
cut:
Warren whitney, piano player, Ttvoli
theater, badly cut about the body and
bruised; rendered unconscious.
j. Weinholzer, 50T Wabasha street, in
Jured in Wreckage at Tfvoli theater,
mp bruised and burned by live electric
uit+io por ~
- 49, t.aliSonI, actreSs, 1l'oil the-
an Il ISn nl,o"lLSStous Nheia crash came
aiLu was fSiIloFeu by the ponce; Will
ieToNei'
+. .: hord' shocked by live wire and
burned
oonh l1anllnoh4' Fort SnellIns. In
Jureu ABOUT mead and body at Tivoli
IirTa.eI. ..
seIer o5nllh, bartender at TlVoli,
60 "'iu biuiSe0 dpout
ooqy aAu llllos'
oonn Lihdi9ilo' nose broken and
"q 9 ~ neau;
naul EeyholoS' hahds badly cut by
ia!riLS siaS5'
MiGhael ESan, proprietor popcorn
otahd at flIth ana Slbley streets, head
ana lace cut by broken glass.
Johh hayden 4lU East Lucy street,
heao GUY ana slde bruised.
bert ~ 4io last Lucy street,
lilnps ana Dody bruised and cut.
annie scott, actress at Tivoli, cut
ana bruised ABOUT mead and shoulders.
n y, rendered unconscious
py I'VE "1re at hlce II Como streets.
John Dusan; telegraph operator,
hea4 cur py raining glass.
water % o34 Bedford, burned
III neck ny i've WIRE.
Joseph hanson COOK street, struck
by elecIrlc light pole; not serious.
Property Loss a Million.
The damage to property was i'm
mense, conservative estimates placing
1t between $500, geo and 81, 900, 900. The
downtown business district was hit
hard, many of h large Offices and
business blocks being completely rid
died, n the stocks of wholesale hous-