The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-08
ORP j lI
TONIGHT
THE MASTER RoGUES OF
EUROPE
MeIo Drama in Three Parts
WITH FATHER IS HELP
A Nestor Comedy With Billie Rhodes
and Jack Dillon.
COMING TOMORROW.
Prices Hassan
IN UNDER THE CRESCENT
Two Reeic.
This is the first of series OF this
great bill, each two reels.
A Complete Show.
orpheum Orchestra Playing.

falling wreckage could be heard the
cries OF dying women and men. AS
the first rescuers climbed over wreck
age there came to them distinctly the
voice of a woman, Mrs. Esther Cohen
I crying "for Gods sake help me; save
me-"
Two hours elapsed before she was
reached. Those who bent their heads
close to the woman heard her repeat
the Hebrew pronouncement OF the
Unity of God, hear, oh Israel. the
/ Lord our God is one God"
! She died a few minutes after she
reached the hospital.
! The known dead are:
| MRS. ESTHER COHEN, IS, killed
| in collapse of building.
| - PAGAN, 65, killed in collapse
of building.
JAMES ALLEN, chief officer Ohio
Humane society, killed by falling roof.
IRENE GLATTHAAR, six, killed in
collapse OF building.
CHARLES KLEIN, cook, killed In
collapse of a house.
LEE SPICER, 80, drowned when
shanty boat overturned.
GRACE SPICER- his wife.
RACHEL TENNEBAUM. 4, suffo-
Gated under debris.
BENNY EBERSON, formerly of
Louisville, killed in Pennsylvania
wreck.
GEORGE ALLEN, Birmingham.
Ala, killed in Pennsylvania wreck.
FASLEY CURT, negro, Nashville,
in Pennsylvania wreck.
UNIDENTIFIED NEGRO.
MAX CRIGGERS, so, Of West vir-
GINA, taken from debris at Sixth and
Mound streets.
SADIE TENNEBAUM, %, killed
in collapse of home.
WALKER, 35, negro, taken
from ruins Of 574 West Sixth street.
Henderson, KY, In Darkness.
LOUISVILLE, July S.-Reports from
Carrollton today said the storm struck
there with great force and that four
lives were lost.
With the exception of points along
the Ohio river, kentucky did not suf-
fer material damage from the storm.
Henderson was storm swept from Z
to 10 p m, and during that time was
in complete darkness. The lighting
plant was put out OF commission.
The Lyme paint building and the
Woodruff building at Henderson were
unroofed. The Rice and Dore water
circus was just starting its perform
ance. In a panic, the crowd rushed
from the boat and many fell into the
river.
At owensboro the Brown theatre
was unroofed.
From all parts of the Ohio valley
came reports of buildings destroyed
and crops ruined.
Twenty-one Dead.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, July S.-Twen-
ty-one known dead, thirty missing,
about fifty hurt and property damage
unoficially estimated at $1.000,0o0,
exacted by the tornado that swept
Cincinnati last night. The list of
dead includes three men killed when
heavy special train was blown from
the Pennsylvania railroad tracks near
this city Fourteen were hurt
The train was carrying horsemen
and horses from the Latonia race
| track to Windsor, Canada.
Only Slight Damage.
| CINCINNATI, Ohio, July s.-Pas
isengers coming to Cincinnati thi:
morning on Louisville and Nashville
train from Louisville, KY, said this
storm in Louisville did only Sigh
property damage and so far as the:
knew nobody was killed or seriousl,
injured.
They said Henderson, KY, accordin:
70 rumors in Louisville, was strucl
by two cyclones and there was con
siderable damage.