The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-06-23
kkORMous DAMAGE TO BUILD.
INCA. ah!Pp.Aa AND TREES;
TRAFFIC iMPEDEn.
SEVERAL MORE BADLY INJURED
psy4raA Panica Occur sman and
Children cruahea unacr Circus
T%snt.-soass Tern Fram Moor
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Ass 20 buildings. shipplRa. trees and
sATuhhssy In New York we're AMONG
the rssnlta OF ehe most s1yere rain
aA9 wiad form thar haa visited the
city In moAGkn.
OK tbs leMs Lat ac injured a dazan
or more psabablY will Ate. Thsy were
hrrue& by falling trees or polea. by
cerstess blnwR ss1M roafs OF by other
heavy affects carried through the all
hy the force Of ehe s0-AAie gale apS
Hsasf OF than have fractured skulls.
kTena al parts nf tho xrestay city
esue sapayth of great damage to prop
ertr, Of treas and nssrolsg hlown
aeeAa of &esssAa naraofed. boats tori
sscra their moorixsS Asd hlovA 10 SEA
SIsee giasa windows smashed, trat1t
NY subway, elevated and surface tied
WI, aR& kaRica almoat eysrYwhsrs
where sscwas HAD aoRgreEase8.
STRAITS Nun Rivers.
The streets ran ySvsrs and thou
eAnAs OF persons who had lafe their
homes To SEQ the Roosevelt parade
Wase SrsaaAad. In many cases WON
an asiAteA or became hrataztcal. lv
cry possible sSelter ~aA 0tsIised by
the erosdA. and aaoas broadway
etsseA, a~norN1ys, fheateT .Sabhias and
hotels wsra iazarled 10 a~uGocAtion.
THIS Esaat serious panic was aR Man.
AM&iax Fiad. Eighth Avenue and 165th
street. where the Fsgenansh : Sells
RsatAsrn circus tsnts we're PATCHED.
DossAs OF parsons Hare lnjureA hut
fortunately only one seriously.
This was MRS. Fred Pratt who was
at the cAscas with hsr husband and
foar-manths-aAa chih- a falling hsau,
struck Mrs. Pratt ON The head, cutting
a deep cash. She was ialsss to the
J. Hood Wright hospital. There were
between 1000 and 1000 people nnde,
the Canvas when the storm broke.
Peyf0rmerh occupied the ghree rings
ana hath stages. Suddenly. shortly
after s o'clock, tho tent haEan to grow
dark Them thnre waA a crssA Of thun.
Aer and 3 rush Of WtAds. At the en-
france 70 tho dressing tent awaiting
their turn In The ring, vera a number
Nt sarAeA held by attendants. The AMI
mails terrified, plunged and tried te
break away.
Rush for fhs E:alsa.
there was q ruah for the nxita. Man,
there WAS q rllch for tue exifa. Many
aroppe6 hehind the seats and crawlel
under the tents whih others tried tc
cut thronkh the cAnvaa. Women anl
I nhtlfrAr UTerR nrtlutnI Sa vho 3arex
MASS that struggled toward the opss
air. The side naps were thrown haca
MD tha RasA of people daahed through
the openings and struggled ln IL
ttreets wRdinE knes deep in water AM
mud.
The storm cost tho g~ovarnraan
many thousands OF dojlarE in damage
At the navy yard. The coating der
SICK Hercules, which As 100 feet Ion,
u carried Al iumansa staaI crane
WAS eapsized by the gale. which wa,
sAcwing nearly I'D miles an hour. Tn.
Hercules coat S2b0, 900, and 1t will cos
Fbo,Qaa to repair hex besides laying III
= lsA at work Tor At least two months
The giant hattlAshtn Florida, OF
which aR1ahing TOUCHES ara heinl
made IN shs Hrnaklyn asvy yard. mar
rowly escaped Herioua damage.
When the arat violent gust strMcl
Tho East rtyer nm immnnan aoAtin,
AersSck with a aHtiRg capacity of IL!
laAa, WAS approaching alongside Il
hoist ArMor plate to tbs giants deck
rhe Wind creAtsd = wave Ut dangersul
froPortAaAs which would have sent til,
aorrick crRshmg Into tina b%attleahip'
hide, but q navy tug, AnAr AT hand
saw tAe danger ana quickly towed tn
eorr&ek out OF harms way. But tn
y!nlsnce OF the Wind swAynd the gree
lbfooS crane on the derrick and snaI
per II OFT at Its base. With equii
Artnm gone. the derrick uabh1nd, the.
sarAsA oA Ala eide and sank. Tn
crane lad previously plunged TO til
h0ttaIA.
alxtsaA man. comprising the dAl
etck'A crew, Woro foTced to leap int
The water. hut donks were near q
! hama and sailors and uaarinas frn1
shs receiving shAp Hancock pulled a
haMAa safely ashore.
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