Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-08-22
THE TWIN CITIES
ARE STORM swept
sOaaE NAY DIE OF INJURIES RE-
cE1veD At Th4 NEAR ~
SUMMER RESORTS.
-as<N rdefeodence, near MiHheapo-
IT. was Hurt Worstof Al. Losses
viii Amount too 100000. The
Stock Loss is Heevy.

I Minneapolis, Aug 20.-fssterday:s
reports of the Sunday night storm
show that the country surrounding st.
Pan and Minneapolis wes struck by
a<en a more Violent Win15&urm than
we've the cities. the summer colony at
Latse Independence. Id thu northwest
co1ner Of Henneptn county. suffering
the most. Several persons were In
jured. and Miss Minnie Olson was
probably fatally hurt.
The storm practically demolished
many Of the light summer cottages
and a number Of barns IN the vicinity
IF the lake. The home Of A. A. Nc
Rae was in the path Of the storm.
and it was there that Miss johnson. .
serve1t of Mrs. McRae, was injured.
She. was hurled against the wall OF
the building and her spine broken. It
is not believed She can recover.
No one was ON the lake when tbs
storm struck. and boats We're torn
rom their mornings and thrown, ten
and twenty feet onto the land. Many
d the summer visitors sought shelter
in cellars, while in a few instances
thick clumps Of trees protected the
houses. The hotel and the summer
home Of DR.. J. c. LitzenbeTg of Min
heepo1is we're practically untnjnred
and the hotel was at once turned into
a hospital for the care of the injured.
Young Woman Hurt.
young women was tipped from it's
foundations and badly damaged. Miss
Cora Frankenfield and the Misses
Poehler of Minneapolis were injured
there. Two young men named Taylor
were badly cut and others suffered
bruises.
Burt Thompson, the manager of the
SIMMER colony, was hurled into the
air in attempting to reach one of the
cottages. He was carried over a hun
dred feet and dropped practically un.
injured in front of the main barn Just
as it collapsed.
Much damage was done to farms in
the vicinity, and cattle were killed in
numbers. The largest trees fell be-
fore the fury of the wind. many being
broken and others uprooted by the
wind. Telephone wires were down
for a distance Of six miles around the
lake.
At Osseo village and northeast OF
there the farms were wfndswept and
devastated and several persons more
or less painfully injured. Houses and
barns were unr0ofed and trees pulled
up; Lightning struck and burned tie
barn of farmer named S$stler- It
was. repnrtpd that the crops we're not
as badly damaged as at first fea1ed.
The list Of those injured at Lake In
depsnnRnce Includes: Miss Minnie
Johnson. back broken. pDobabN fstali
Minis Goa Frankenfeh OF the Hotel
Winston. Minneapolis. bruised not
dangerous: e. ]. Hermann, Gil Sixth
street sUuth. Mmneapu1ts, leg
spaatnsda Miss Ella PuebhG. 2212 Cir
ard aVVua1e south, - Ninneapnlts, :aTtH1y
CIT in neck< Miss Selma Roehh1, 2212
Gdaasd -a<e1nn, south. collar hume bJuk-
enc Miss Btennan> l419 SIKH street
nurn, Minneapolis. sl1ouh1a9 nmhm;
mtenn oehe1s xepGutRd minor -ttutu111a
e1ana9 WIDE Aaea.
REHts received yesterday hum
various points thruout Minnesota and
Wsssonstn 1p%eu that the stum
sprand 'o~@r considerable .tmr1tbry and
vo4fed havoc among the buildings and
cSops wherever it hit. In sume in
stanres xtnaams ope1fowed asa result
Of the deFlge of rain and almost every
point reported SOME damage by light
ming.
1t appears that there was no loss Of
life. tho several buildings were hit
and otheas badly damaged. Stock sui.
fered in so1ne places, and some horses
and cattle were killed by lightning or
drowned.
The total amount of damage done
may amount to all of 100000, as crops
we're beaten to the earth in some To-
cahties ard many buildings were dam
aged, but the loss in no one nlace
appears to have exceeded $4,000 or
$4,000
Center City, Mimi, Aug. 19.-This
place was hit last evening by a wind
ctr hot