The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-14
ALL BODIES INFERRED
ORDER BEING EVOLVED FROM
 CHAOS AT SNYDER.
From Shawnee, okla, and Texas Points Come Reports of Heavy Wind and Rain storms, With Little
 Loss of Life.

Snyder Okla, May 13.-An the bodies recovered of the victims of Wednes- days tornado have been buried, snip ped or shipment provided for. The homeless persons have found shelter and the wounded are being carefully attended 10.
 Eleven members of the Fessenden family were killed.
 Trained nurses from Oklahoma City and Lawton and Hobart are leaving nothing undone to relieve the sunerlng of the wounded. However, the hospi- tai facilities are far from being good. The daily rains are making matters much worse.
 The homeless people are still quar- tered in the remnants of houses not rendered wholly uninhabitable by the storm The town is well poltced, a patrol of forty men being kept on duty all the time.
 J. w. Hudson. one of the injured, died at the Lawton Hospital and his body was brought here today. Mrs John Hunter, another of the injured, died here today. Miss Mamie Mize' whose body was penetrated by beam, is dying MT. Paulson, Miss Grace Buser and Mss Maggie Murphy can not recover. Of the Hubbard family of seven only one member, a boy, aged 10. survives.
 Fort Worth. Tex, May 13.-A special to The Record from Mount Pleasant, Tex, says: terrific tornado passed two and half mics southeast of here this afternoon. One person was killed and many were injured. The tornado first struck the earth at a point south west of the city and for few moments it appeared as if the town would bs destroyed, but the twisting funnel turned in an almost easterly direction and after proceeding a mile went g~E nf was half mile wide and the country for three miles was cleared of every residence, barn and fence.
 The dead: Mrs. Gerald. Injured: Adkins, Mrs, seriously: Bell, Miss Sallie, seriously; two sons of Mrs. Gerald. fatally injured; Hefner, Will. left leg broken; Harris. Sam and several members of family; Justiss, w. H., and three members of family; Jones, Mrs. J. R., seriously hurt about head; Mcdowell. Mrs. A. T., perhaps fatally; SugRs, l., J., skull fractured, not ex- pected to live; Tebb, Mrs. Luther, bad iy injured, not expected to live.
 Houses that were occupied by the persons injured were entirely destroy ed. Tonight every doctor who resides in Mount Pleasant is engaged in car ing for the wounded and clothing and food has been supplied in large Quan- tities by citizens.
 Shawnee. Ok, May 13.-An unusually heavy rain storm accompanied by a high wind prevailed here today. Five inches of water fell, flooding the streets and many buildings. Wind blew the roof off several Rock Island shop build ings, smashed many windows and did other damage. The storm which was general over this portion of the terri tory. caused similar damage at Te- cumseh and other nearby towns. No lives were lost as far as known.
 Dallas, Tex. May 1S.-A special to The News from Wichita Falls. Tex. says:
 Terrific rain followed by a heavy wind storm passed northeast of here today Great damaeg was wrought in the Thornbury neighborhood. sixteen miles north of here. near Red River. The house of Max Waller. was totally destroyed Mrs. Waller was killed and Waller and three children were badly hurt. Mrs. White, was also seriously injured. Several houses were badly damaged"
 Fort Worth, Texas. May 13.-A storm | passed over Lamar and other Red River 1 Counties and destroyed wires, roads and crops. The house of Mrs. Lesh. who is i'll in bed. was destroyed and | sbe was blown against hot stove and l fatally burned. Several gins and farm | houses were blown away.
 l A Cleburne, Texas. special to The Record says the town is flooded by a cioudburst. The Santa Fe shops the largest south of St. Louis, are flooded | and work has been abandoned. Much damage has been done to property.