The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08

ss 'in coprss of, consfrucfion. gave way on the Washinwtons,stfeet side.,
 Aithough many persons wers pass.' ing the place. none were injured. Wor1kl on hfgh buiidin9s where tho velocity Of the wind was efsatsst was abah- donsd for . time. sss < seskes Are Injured. T
 Wabash. Ind, April 7.--Ths only scy- clone wabash has known in twenty fve, years hit here lsst night. intuf. ing score of people and .dolng thou6- auds of dollars, worth of xdaunaGe.
 Storm struck the city at ] o'clock, passing through the nQrtheastern stc- ton of town. A dosen hopees were demolished
 Mrs. James Hayes and fDur ohtidysn were pinned down beneath the wreck age of their, home which caught ffre. The mother was badly burned before being rescued and will dis, M {. '.
 The children wero, seriously hurt. William Shepherd. wife and two chill dren were caught beneath falling ruins and held until neiShbors extricatsd
 Telephone cables ana electric iisht wires went down and the, city was fin dark ness throughout the snight. The entire second story of the dwelling oc- cupisd by win Hayes was carried lsay- ins the family in their bsdg exposed to "a drenchirg rain. The wind was fol- lowed by. . cioudbufst and the rixsr rose. fooding surroundtng siowlsnds.s
 Many. br1dses are washsA awey, The morning owing to shade trees bsins down. .s,. 4 3fst ffs { {
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 Peru, Ind, April LA, cycfone struck this town at sso'efocks last night and destroyed four fa&torfes' and sew eraI school buildinGs and < wrecked many smaii structures- Aif E ssemuel Corner vas caught under tho wreckage when his dwelling tcoliap1ed. He has three ribs broksn.f fractured arm and sintefnai injuries but may 'fe- cover.
 Fire Caused By, stsrm. s. New York; April 7-The thigh winds heres tonight are blamed for the e1is.. 900 nre which, .destroycd the rspalI shop of the Second Avenue eievAted railway at the corner of s6econd Ave. nue and one Hundred and Twenty' Eighth Street. t fs5.ls. zy. ss
 [ A iargs sign which. hung st the easi end of the shop was' biowp down snofyiy sOeAOEcSAv soSivcA fsptel " Ss.ate and in falling, dislodged several cleo tric wires, one of which dropped Into a barrel of oil. Instantly there was ar explosion which sbisw . section Of ths roof or the building and, fa moment later the end of the structure wass mass of flames. ~
 After an hours night the frsmeu succeeded in confning. the biaxe tosfh< repair shop. s
 s a Gale ia New York. V Y,
 New York, Aprbf 7---A highs gale that prevailed to, the west and north ot New York City today. scausing havoc with telegraph and telephons wiren attained It's full force. at s7s46a o'clock tonight when the wind. reached sTvas locity of fssixty miles an hour. Several persons were, hurt and much damage and discomfort resuited.
 Two. persons, an elderly woman and q child.. were badly hurt by being g'biown ofr their feet and dashed against too- jects in the street. ts
 one Kiiisa sn Rochester !
 Rochester, ". Y.. April .T.~-John Keith was Killed this afternoon durihs .a ffty-one mile an hour wind storm and q t2-year-oid child sustained r . fractured skull from c wind blown chimney. 'e. ~, ...
 High wind at Rsttsburx. ..i' y
 Pittsburg. Pa. April f--Weather Bn. reau ofiicials report the highest wind velocity in the United 'states at Pitts burg today when the maximum reccrd. ed was sixty-eight miles aIs hour sgs NO serious dsnaRs .Nhs .dOgsscxhougf many windows. were bfcken. chimnsyi demolished. roofs blown on and trees uprootet. Wires were. blown sdown tn every direction. and for a time thers waa not a wire in the city.
 I. An -airship owned by. the EaSts Aeropiana Company was about ready for night when the wind struck ths tent in which 1t was kept and blew both the tent and the aarahip away. demojishing both. ? Hits School fin .0ntarae. fa
 Londeh.v Ontario. April 7.--Six per- sons were, in5urqd. one. fatally. and .