The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-28
Many Homes Are Wrecked In the Western Part of De-
 KaIb County
CANTRELL BOBO ADDED
 ID THE DEATH LIST
Official Reports of Loss of Life and Property and Also the Injured is Made Up by the
 Committee.

Committee.
 Gadsden, April 27-(Special.)-Th situ- alton at Albertville remains very much the same with only fuller realization Of the horrors of the storm, as more de- tailed reports come in and new names are added to the list of the dead and in- jured
 new area of the storms visitation came to light today when the information was heralded from Ft. Payne that the west end of DeKalb county had been heavily damaged. Many homes around Sylvania and other towns on Sand moun- tain in that county have been wholly or partially destroyed. At least 20 houses were wrecked and three persons, Mrs. Leach, Mrs Jones and Simeon Hall, of near Sylvania, received injuries from which they will die.
 The principal sufferers through loss of property thus far reported are: pr. Bai- ley, George Jones, Terrence Toloert, Tom Carlisle, Methodist Episcopal church at Deshields, Baptist church at Sylvania and the Baptist church and l. o. o. F. hall at Pembrook
 At Albertville, Cantrell Robo has been added to the death list and the following have been added to those known to be seriously injured: Mrs. M. E,. Downey, Mrs w. S. uanders Mrs D. A. Horton, Mrs. Willie Oliver Arti Bobo and James Floyd.
 Official Report Given.
 This morning the committee made a report of the total injured, the total number of lives lost as near as obtain able, and the total property loss in Albertville. This report is as follows: Lotai lives lost 70 Whites dead =. =. 10 Colored dead .. -.
 Injured.
 Fatally injured ... ... =. 25 Slightly injured " l6o Injured more or less =. llo 
 List of Patients in Hospital.
 The following is the names of those patients who are confined in the hospital: Virgil Hunter, Mrs. Virgil Hunter, Mor- gan Hunter, John Hill, Wesley Jones, Oias Reeves, Mrs. B. B. Reeves, Rena Reeves, Sallie Russell, Baby Dorsett, Mrs. Malisa Russell, w. F. Russell Paul Reeves, B. B. Reeves, Mrs M. M Downey, Mrs. w. S. Landers, Mrs. D. A. Horton, Mrs. Willie Oliver, Artie Bobo, James Floyd
 These are the most seriously in- jured in the hospital those who are expected to recover in a short time not being reported in the list.
 Injured Cared for in Homes.
 The relief committee also prepared a report this morning of the number of injured persons contained in the homes. This report does not include those who are but slightly injured and who are able to walk about the streets Only the names of those who are bed ridden are given. The names are as follows:
 Mrs E. O. McCord, Mrs. McCords four children, J. c. Walker and wife and five children, Prof. c. M. Donnellly, Prof. Sylvester Greer and wife and child, Miss Luna Wood, James Drak ke Walter Shipp and two children, John Decker and four children, Madison Walker, Thomas Robertson, Mrs. T. J. Saddler, Mrs. M. E. Dorsett and son and two daughters, Mrs. William Avery an done daughter, Mrs. Homes Finney, J. B. Long and child Miss J. Laybiss, M. H. Smith and one daughter, John s. Scarborough, J. B. Roberts, R. M. Moody and wife w. E. Bobo and wife and four children, O. l.. Barnett and wife ard child, J. T. Russell and five children, R. E. Hubbard. Miss Agness Walker, Christie Walker.
 Property Loss.
 Real estate in Albertville ...... $250, 900
  Total $350, 900
 Household Goods Picked Up.
 Sunday, members of the committees which had been appointed Saturday to work through different sections, directed their attention to picking dp the househ old goods, clothing and val uables scattered about the town. These goods were concentrated in one place and an effort then made at identif- cation by the owners. It was a dif- ficult task, but some property was re- covered in this way.
 Clearing Debris.
 A thousand men are at work clearing away the debris of the wreck and al- ready something like order prevails al- though the depredations of negroes and strangers were so great that the militia from this city, which was relieved last night and came home, has been ordered back and is again on the ground, assist ing in the maintenance of martial rule declared this morning. Over 300 men from this city were taken to the mountain city this morning to help in the work of clearing away the wreckage and making new start for the storm sufferers.
 One of the worst features of the sit uation is that there is no available ma terial for the making of repairs on the damaged buildings and so, of course, rrxr thing was destroyed and not even shin gles and nails are today to be had for the reroofing of homes so that sufficient shelter can be supplied.
 There is also great lack of food sup plies to feed the army of willing workers tuat must be fed. Not even enough cook