The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-26
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to be used at night by those unable to
find a better place to sleep.
Seven More Die.
Seven persons injured in Sunday
evenings tornado died In local hospi-
tails yesterday. These We're Flora Cas-
sell. a nurse at the Methodist hospi-
tai. who was caught in the destruc-
ton Of the student nurses home; j. D.
Hogg. whose head al crushed when
the house in which he was boarding
was demolished: A. W. LAvidge, living
near the hospital: an unknown elderly
woman taken to Wise Memorial hos
pital: a Price. a 9-year-old boy,
and Mrs. r.. r. vandeven and babe.
Sanitary conditions were among the
first considered by the city authori.
ties. City Physician Connell today
undertook the enforcement Of regu.
lations which will prevent the posi-.
btlity OF an epidemic. Several hun
dred animals were among the victims
OF the storm and orders were given
that their %carcasses should be re.
Twenty-Five horses were killed in
one barn and scores Of bodies Of other
a animals were found strewn through
out the storm-stricken district.
Began Burial of the Dead.
Burial Of the dead began today. 1t
vii require probably three or four
days to identify and dispose Of all the
bodies. Every funeral director in the
city was busy today preparing the
bodies for burial. and the coroner still
retains in his rooms eighteen bodies
awaiting either identification or the
care of relatives.
Whole Family Wiped Out.
Probably one Of the most pathetic
cases before the coroner was the care
OF the bodies Of one entire family,
that OF Mr.. Klinsky, a baker at TWEEN.
t%y-fourth and Blonde streets. Their
nome was above the bakery and when
the twister struck 1t the entire family
was precipitated into the cellar. The
their faces and bodies badly dis
figured.
Many members of a Jewish society
In the neighborhood spent the day
arranging for the funerals of the fam
lily.
Moving picture men and newspaper
representatives from many parts of
the country were here today. They
came from as far east as New York,
and during the afternoon the picture
men We're at work making reels of
photographs in nearly every section
of the storm-swept city.
Ralston Makes Emphatic Plea,
A particularly emphasized appeal
for aid came from the suburb of Raj.
ston to the southwest Of the city,
where nearly every home and business
building in the town was levelled.
Ralston is a recently huilt-up manu-
featuring town reached by several
railroads and suburban electric cars.
Hundreds Of former Omaha resi-.
dents had homes in the little town,
wrich formed the vortex Of the tri.
angular head Of the tornado. It had
municipal organization and wal ION.
sidered a thriving suburb. Almost
nothing remains Of the former pros
been taken to give physical aid to the
storm victims.
In Council Bluffs. across the river,
conditions began to improve, no
less than In neighboring towns which
We're in the track Of the tornado. The
intensity Of temporary suffering In
Omaha overshadowed. to some ex-
tent. that Of adjoining towns and Iowa
was permitted to take care Of her own
unfortunates. This its citizens. how
ever. were able to do. and there were
no cases of restitution uncared for.
Soldiers Tried Looting.
The first case Of attempted lootinx
occurred yesterday when two federal
soldiers stationed at Fofty-third and
Farnam were discovered entering a
wrecked building. They were prompt.
~ arrested by their own comrades
and sent to Fort Crook for court mar.
tial.
The snow storm which began Mon.
day night and fell Internationally all
Tuesday. was ended by last night. Ii
greatly hindered the relief workers.
but acted as a deterrent to incipient
1res which continued to break out
during the day.
Sacred Heart convent. a hve.story
girls school at Thirty.sixth and Burt
which was almost entirely de.
molished. is to be rebuilt in the near
future. Fifty sisters who were drag.
eed from the basement by rescuers
arc housed Al st. Joseph's hospital.
Only four of them were seriously in.
Bishop Scannell's residence
directly across the street from the
Ia partially wrecked and
workmen were put to work today tn
the damage.
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