The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-11-13
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CHICAGO, Now sIos.se , ;sseiaS than 4
score we're killed ;and a million and
ashalf dollars damage Is the result of
a two days storm; In the middle west.
Not less than twelve were killed I'M
southern Wisconsin towns.
Zero weather prevails. Details are
meagre. :slsss'1
Two were frozen to death In Min:
nesota and North Dakota. :.
Three were killed in Chicago. The
worst storm in recent history Of nauls
CATION. 4. ,5Si
The wind and waves drove half a
score Of vessels from the harbor End
several were swept across the lake.
TWO Inches Of Snow.
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, Nov. 49,.
With: nearly two inches Of snow upon
the ground, this section Is in the grip
OF a mid.winter blizzard that today
sent the mercury down to lS degrees,
AT; 4 o'clock this morning the ther.i
mometer stood at So degrees above
zero, but by nightfall 1t had reached
the above level and was still falling.
Death and Suffering.
Resume OF deaths, injuries and
damage and conditions: - Il }lili V.
GAINESVILLE, Wis, and vicinity: Eight
persons dead; two dying; dozen In.
iured and $1,O00,O0O damage.
Chicago: Two men frozen to death;
seven fishermen Z. missing on, Lake
Michigan; many persons hurt on icy
pavements; shipping damaged.
Central Illinois: Three or more PER-
sons dead and score injured at Viz.
ginia, Peoria and /. other places; ST.
100000 property damage. 4
81 Iowa: One man frozen at Ottumwa;;
much suffering from cold. n I.
North Dakota: One man frozen ~
Grandforks. a! (. " 3, r. \, u, %
Omaha: One man dead IN cold.
Indiana:sWhole State swept by bliE.,
gard ssl.o0o,ooo damage by wind. 81
Ohio: Much damage and suffering
caused by cold wind and snow. III
Michigan. Storm damage at several
places by wind and sleet III
Kentucky: Widespread damage by
wind. e /. n
Alabama: One man killed by @ina
near Montgomery. n !.
Gulf coast: Unusually severe wealth.
er; much suffering. e {.
Death In Storms Wake. 81 4
PEORIA, ILL.,. Now 13.-Death and
destruction followed In the wake OF
the storm that swept Peoria and
Vicinity last night. W.
Benjamin WEIGH, a motorman on
THE city street railway lines, was at.
tempting to clear the tracks Of a brok:
en- trolley wire when he was electro
cuted. Z
The! Illinois Traction Company SUI
fcred loss which will amount to thou.
sands. Miles OF poles were blown to
1.-The ground. vi.
The thermometer registered seven
degrees above zero, a drop since Q p,
N. Saturday Of 20 degrees.
Cold Raches East.
NEW YORK. Nov. 13.-The storm
and cold wave from the west sad.
liyanced rapidly eastward to-day on
the wings ofSa gale that reached n
maximum velocity OF 70 !, miles an
hour in this city and did considerable
damage, ESPECIALLY in outlying sec.
tions. !s - agasa
The eastern edge OF, the. advancing
cold wave had reached Vermont slast
might, local weather bureau advlces
stated, and was moving rapidly north.
eastward "
Cold at Detroit.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 13..-WithB mn
average fall Of nearly 50 degrees in
1.-The Temperature since yesterday,
michigan Is In the grip Of Wlntry
weather to-day, High winds and
snow are reported from many parts
OF the State, With thermometers reg,
istering rs low asE10 below. Zero Y I.
Great damage was caused in. several
places by winds 81 tornado velocity.
S$dS Fifty Degrees Cooler IL
4 CLEVELAND o.. Nov. 13.-A drop
of firty5degreesS In the temperature to
1.-THE 20 mark made yesterday the cold.
lest November 12.inI Cleveland in for,
,|ty years and caused much suffering
among the poor: I,
Freishter. Adrlft In Storm. Il,
z BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. 13.-The
first blast Of winter struck here yes
terday, yusleredi in by 6s mile nm
hour gale and a drop OF 40 degrees.
The storms trail was marked by shat:
tered windows. a stranded lake
Efreighter and a demoralized street car
service. z "A, 49, Z.
Kennedy Alonzo Dewey and his
wife, blinded by the storm, drove in
front Of a train and were killed. III
The freighter j. q Riddle. Of clevei