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Eighteen Bodies Recovered
i From Wrecked Buildings
PHOPERTY LOSS IS 350000
Terrific Storm Cut a rath 110 Fret Wlito
Through the Southern Sectlom of the
CityScores of Injured iteinoved to
Fatally Hurt
Birmingham Aln March 25 Short
ly before 10 oclock yesterday morn
ing a fearful tornado swept over the
southern part of this city The num
ber of killed Is estimated ut 25 of
whom live are white The destruction
of property is placed at 500000
Five hundred building were wrecked
Eighteen bodies have been recovered
and scores of Injured have been re
moved to the hospitals
Among the dead are Dr G C Chap
man of the 11 rm of Tally Chapman
who conduct a private lnllrinury In this
city and the wife and Infant child
of Robert 1 Lowe chairman of the
Democratic state executive commit
tee Following Is the list of Identltled
dead and fatally Injured
The dead Dr Q C Chapman Mrs
Robert J Lowe Infant child of Mrs
Lowe J Alexander little daughter of
B B Hudson F Myro collector Union
Mutual association of Mobile Carrie
Hudson Maggie Blevins Carrie Henry
Lizzie Glen cook for B B Hudson
unknown carpenter
Fatally Injured Mrs B II Thomas
Mrs W II Thomas Mrs D D Mc
Laughlin Mrs T Ferguson Mrs
Mylum Carrie Ellin colored
The etorm struck the city in the ex
treme southwestern corner and plowed
Its way eustward leaving a path 150
feet wide through the entire southern
section extending from Green Springs
on the west to Avondule on the east
and continued its course until its fury
was spent in the mountains beyond
Irondule a small town six miles east
of the city
The morning dawned cloudy and sul
try and grew more threatening as the
day advanced Clouds began to gather
and shortly after 0 oclock sharp light
ning flashed from the southwest The
air became heavy and stilling The
Telocity of the wind suddenly began to
Increase and out of the overcast sky
the dreaded funnel shaped cloud made
Its appearance Hugging close to the
earth it came down upon the city The
altitude of the cyclone was not more
than 73 feet The negro shanties and
cottages in the lowlands were the prin
cipal sufferers The larger residences
on the higher grounds suffered but
slightly The large trees on the hill
side of the St Vincents hospital were
torn up by the roots and large masses
of stone twisted out of the ground and
broken and scattered over the drive
ways leading to the Institution
From Eighth to Tenth streets the
tornado bounded like a rubber ball
and when it again descended it struck
a two story house occupied by Joseph
Busenhelhner and almost razed It to
the ground The 11-year-old daughter
of John Krunsey was caught under the
debris and severely injured A house
occupied by Taylor Hansen nearby
was unroofed and three small negro
bouses near there were demolished
Onward the wind sped in Its fury de
molishing trees and fences until it
reached Eleventh street where a house
owned by John Hayes was levelled to
the ground Skimming close to the
arth the storm swept through a small
pine grove tearing trees up by the
roots and hurling them through the air
like arrows
Strikes Negro Settlement
Beyond the grove the storm cloud
swooped down upon a negro settle
ment and the cabins were crushed not
one being left in its pathway Carrie
EHm a negro woman was burled be
neath the debris but most of the ne
groes escaped with slight Injuries and
after the storm had passed gathered
around the wreckage apparently
thankful that they escaped with their
lives
Eastward the storm swept cutting
Its way through another strip of woods
striking the Second Presbyterian
church at Avenue II and Fifteenth
street demolishing the structure Tho
pews were piled on top of the debris
a small oak table which was used lu
the rostrum being deposited on the top
most point of the wreckage East of
tho church directly in the tornados
path was another negro settlement and
much havoc was wrought among the
shacks several of which were swept
away A number of small houses were
levelled between Sixteenth and Sev
enteenth streets Alley H between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets a
small house occupied by negroes was
demolished and Green Curry a negro
woman was caught beneath the tim
ber and sustained serious injuries
Three other houses were blown down
nearby The storm then struck the
more thickly settled residence portion
of the city and Its work of destruc
tion increased
A cottage occupied by Fred Schaef
fer at 814 South Eighteenth street
and a small frame building a few doors
north occupied by L n Stewart were
badly damaged Almost a clean sweep
was made of the district lying between
Eighteenth and Twentieth streets and
Avenue II and I two blocks Here
the Bceno Is one of complete demo
lition Tho frame cottages wero re
duced to flattened piles of debris every
tree large or small was either crushed
down or uprooted
A row of small cottages fronting
east upon Nineteenth street between
Avenues II and I were flattened out
The occupants had no warning and
were unable to escape from their
bouses and were rescued by workers
after the storm
RUSSIA MODIFIES TREATY
lu lUtuin or Coiirvlnn Demand That
Chlnnte Hlgu It liiiiuetllatrlr
London March UO A dispatch from
Peking avers that the Uusslan govern
ment lias consented to a number of
modifications In the Mauchurlau con
vention the principal ones being that
Klu Chow and Port Arthur shall not
bo unnoxed but shall he leased from
the Chinese government as hereto
fore Kussln will not Insist upon there
being a Russian resident at Moukden
the Chinese army will be permlted to
maintain order lu Manchuria prior
to the completion of the Mauchurlau
railway which whlls lu course of
construction will not necessarily re
tin Ire the protection of Russian troops
Russia will forego Its demand that
mining and railway concessions In
Mongolia Turkestan and KaHhgarla
shall be granted to none but Russian
subjects Russia stipulates however
that none hut Clilnose and Russians
shall ge allowed to undertake such
enterprises
In consequence of theso concessions
the Russian government asks for an
early signature of the convention
CYCLONE IN MICHIGAN
Severe Storm Sweep AcroM Knlninaroo
CountyMany llulldlug Wrecked ami
Wires Laid Low Two Fatalities
Knlamazoo Mich March 25 A cy
clone struck the town of Pavilion a
small village about -5 miles south
east of Kalamazoo which wrecked a
llllinlier rtt limiMivt Iltiniiitlni tri turn
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down telegraph poles and did much
other damage
Tho home of Noah Tripp was rolled
over for a distance of live rods and
Mrs Tripp wus completely burled un
der it She was found lying under
tho stove and had sustained Injuries
which may result fatally The house
caught fire and was completely de
stroyed Scotts township reports one
killed Damage was done at small
stations nearby Nearly every build
ing In the path of the storm was
wrecked Orchards were destroyed
and fences are down everywhere At
Indian lake the wind formed a water
spout In crossing that body of water
and a large district on the east shore
was inundated
MEET DEATH IN EXPLOSION
Dozen Miners Carried Out Fatally Hurt
From Shaft of limning Mine
Conuellsville Pa March JO The
first mine explosion to occur in the
New Klondike region of Fayette coun
ty happened yesterday One man was
killed instantly live will die and ten
ure burned und crushed so terribly that
It is doubtful if they will recover
As a result of the explosion the mine
Is on tire The cause of the explosion
was an accumulation of gas lu the
heading of the Gates mine one of the
new mines opened up this winter by
the American Steel and Wire compuny
The injured Robert Nelson mine
foreman terribly burned skull blown
open and brain exposed will die
Gibson Gilmore burned not expected
to live David Ramsey of Adelaide
burned and crushed not expected to
recover James Wilson of Ollphant
burned and crushed no hope for his
recovery James Murphy of New
Salem probably fatally burned
HEAVY LIVE STOCKLOSSES
Storm lias Abated Though Trains Are
Still Snow Stalled In Western Nebraska
Lincoln March 26 Reports from
western and northwestern Nebraska
towns tell of heavy losses of stock
as a result of the storm At Ogalalla
wagon roads wero blocked by snow
but within a radius of eight miles on
tho small ranches 100 cattle are re
ported dead Trains on the Union Pa
cific are all late in that district and
6ome are still blocked with snow drifts
on the track 20 feet deep Around Cul
bertson on the Burlington there are
stock losses as well as at Chadron
further north Burlington trains from
the north and northwest are delayed
Train Illowu On the Track
Columbus Ga March 20 A mixed
train was blown off the Central of
Georgia railroad tracks one mile cast
of Bucna Vista by a tornado The
train consisted of an engine baggage
car two coaches and 12 freight cars
and was going 15 miles an hour when
struck by the wind The engine was
lifted from the track the tender was
turned over the baggage car and two
coaches and three freight cars wero
thrown on their sides Tho rest of the
train remained on the track No oue
was seriously Injured
Two Killed In Texas
Galveston March 20 At Double
Bay a hamlet 30 miles north of Gal
veston a storm assumed cyclonic pro
portions Mrs Fish and 7-year-old
girl daughter of Richard Measle were
killed Three persons wers Injured
Throe houses which withstood the
September storm collapsed
Tornado In Ohio
Sandusky O March 20 A tornado
passed over the western part of Erie
county last evening The principal
sufferer was the settlement of Mus
tacu where several roofs wero blown
from houses and trees were blown
down No one was Injured so far as
known
Refuses New Zealauds Itequest
Loudon March 25 The United
States government says the Welling
ton correspondent of the Dally Ex
press has refused New Zealands re
quest to reopen the question of jwrmlt
ting British steamers to trade be
tween Honolulu and San Francisco
Fire Destroys Flour Mills
Prairie City Ia March 25 The J
P Turner flour mills erected in 1808
were destroyed by lire yesterday The
loss is 12000 insurance 54000
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Result In Numerous Changes
In Political Control
OTTUMWA DEMOCRATS WIN
General Wearer Elected Mayor of Collat
lndlanola and Crouton Vote Franchise
to Kleotrin Ilues Independent ltepuh
lloan Choseu Mayor of Marslialltown
Des Moines March 110 Municipal
elections wore held lu Iowa yester
day Most of the larger cities are un
der special charters and will not hold
elections until April Tho elections
held yesterday showed numerous
changes In political control ns party
lines were not sharply drawn Gen
eral 1 It Weaver ex congressman
and one time Greenback candidate for
president was chosen mayor of Col
fax on the CltUens ticket The Demo
crats elected their entire ticket lu Ot
tumwa after a heated campaign Os
kaloosa went Republican electing V
A Ray mayor Jones Independent
Republican was elected mayor of
Marsluilltowu defeating Sears Rep
and Getz Dem The vote wus very
large
lndlanola voted n franchise to an
Interurban electric company to con
nect with Des Moines and Wlnterset
and Creston voted franchises to a com
pany to connect Wlnterset and Creston
Results in other towns Perry J
F Wilson Citizens elected mayor
Valley Junction Democrats elected
most of ticket Wlnterset John Mc
Andrew Dem elected mayor Ana
uiosn J A Tackier Rep elected
mayor Marlon F M Plumb Rep
elected mayor Toledo Republicans
elected ticket
COLOMBIAN REBELS ACTIVE
ltoToliition Shows No Slgu of Kudliig In
the Near Future
Kingston lamalca March 20 The
British mall steamer Para from Colon
brings reports of renewed activity on
the part of the rebels In the vicinity
of Panama The hands of tiie govern
ment are full In their efforts to keep
the rebellion down Passengers by the
steamer Para say that the revolution
shows no signs of ending in the near
future Business Is carried on in Colon
and Panama with the greatest dllil
culty and the enormous prices of food
stuffs Is causing general suffering
The liberals are expecting large rein
forcements from the Costa Ilicau sym
pathizers
Confirm Itemnral of Itrown
Washington March 20 The state
department has receiver from Mr Al
len our minister nt Seoul Korea dis
patches continuing the cable report of
the removal of McCleavy Brown tho
director general of Korean customs
As this action of the emperor under
taken at the behest of Russia goes
far to wipe out the Integrity of Korea
according to the estimate of the offi
cials here it will not be allowed to
pass without a remonstrance on our
Dart for the otllclals are convinced
that Russian domination of Korea
would mean the extinguishment of
American interests in that quarter
and these in recent years have become
Important
After Ilunnas Holdings
Cleveland March 20 It became
known here yesterday that J P Mor
gan is negotiating with Senator Han
na for the trasfer to the United States
Steel corporation of Mr Hannas Inter
est In the American Shipbuilding com
pany The understanding Is also that
John D Rockefeller who owned one
tenth of the stock of the shipbuilding
company transferred Ids Interest and
that the effort now Is to gain control
of Mr Hannas holdings which are
said to be equal to those of Mr Rocke
feller Mr Hnuna was the largest in
dividual stockholder In the American
Shipbuilding company
Fatally Shot by Drunken Woman
Memphis Teun March 20 A W
Hogin senior member of the firm of
A W Hogin Co one of the most
prominent brokerage Arms In the south
was shot by Dprrls Noble on Beale
street lust night The ball entered
Hoglns abdomen and the wound Is
thought to be fatal The woman was
liquor mad and was being accused of
drunkenness by Hogin Dorris Noble
Is a well known character In Memphis
and at one time slashed a woman al
most fatally She was arrested
Mother and Child Fatally Ilurned
Chicago March 20 Mrs Albert
Fredley while holding her ten-months-old
baby In her arms attempted to
start a lire in the kitchen stove yes
terday by using kerosene An explo
sion resulted the burning oil almost
completely covering Mrs Fredley and
her child Before neighbors could ex
tinguish the blaze both Mrs Fredey
and her baby bad been so badly
burned that It Is probable they will
die
Reducing- Wheat A create
Sioux Falls S D March
from all parts of the agricul
tural portion of the state Indicate that
the acreage sown lu wheat this sea
son will be materially less than that
of last year Tho rapid development
of tho creamery Industry has had a
great deal to do with the steady reduc
tion of the acreage devoted to wheat
and considerable land formerly devot
ed to It is being planted In corn
Oregon Man to Ito Consul
Washington March 20 The follow
ing presidential appointments were an
nounced yesterday State Georgo F
Baldwin of Ohio to bo consul of the
United States at Nurembourg Bavaria
Henry B Miller of Oregon to bo con
sul of the United States at Nlu
Chwung China
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THE NORFOLK NEWS FRIDAY MARCH 29 UK1
FARMERS FIGHT COMBINE
Organize Slock Company and Will Hun
Itetalor of Their Own
Kansas City March 20 The farmers
of central Kansas are organizing
against what they call ihu grain com
blue Just now the center of work
ing opposition to thn so called grain
combine Is at Solomon but farmers
around Abilene Sallmi and McPher
boii are getting ready to Join
At Solomon III fanners hnvo organ
l7ed a stock company and will run
an elevator of their own At Hallnii
a similar scheme Is on foot though the
company Is not ready like the oue at
Solomon to Incorporate and actually
go Into business
A P Collins vice president of thn
company In explaining Its purpose
wattl Solomon Is a big shipping
point with three railroads and on each
railroad there Is one grain buyer Our
company Includes most of the large
wheat growers or the neighborhood
and our plan Is to have an elevator of
our own employ a man to run It and
have him pay always a fair market
price for the wheat
DELARET DEFEATED
Hour SnOVr Hrcvy loi In a llntlln With
llablugtons Form llrltlsh Cup
turn 140 1rlsoners
London March 2ll The war allien
has received the following dispatch
from Lord Kitchener dated Pretoria
March 25 Bublngtons force Includ
ing Sheklelons column attacked Do
hirey 1500 strong southwest of Veil
tcrsdorp and having defeated him
followed him rapidly with the result
that the Boer rear guard was driven
lu und their convoy captured Includ
ing the gnus captured at Vaals Rank
Our troops displayed great gallantry
and dash They captured two lfi
pounder guns one pompom sir Max
ims 120 pounds of big ammunition
15000 rounds of small ammunition 110
rifles fill wagons and 21 carts besides
taking MO prisoners Our losses wero
slight Many Boers were killed or
wounded
The olllclal casualty list Issued last
evening Indicates a renewal of active
operations since the failure of the ne
gotiations between Lord Kitchener
and General Bothu
At llartebeestlonleln March 22 and
Sl two olllccrs were killed and three
wounded and four men killed and 20
wounded There also seems to have
been heavy lighting at a place near
Gredgeilacht March 18
Tho Pretoria correspondent of the
Standard says It Is obvious soma
months must pass before Boer resist
ance can Jie crushed
Ihllllps Again Corn Klnr
Chicago March 20 George II
Phillips Is once more king of the corn
pit and his reign promises to be a hard
one for the shorts Under the dicta
tion of tho young speculator the cereal
yesterday sold to 42424 for May
delivery a gain of c over the pre
vious session and tho highest price
touched this season The demand
was sulllclent to cary the market up
in the face of heavy realizing sales
by longs A feature of the present
campaign Is that the country Is heavily
represented on the long side of tho
market and will profit by the advance
Phillips holdings alone are estimated
to be in the millions
Recedes Threatening Letter
Nashville Term March 25 Kid
napers and dynamiters is tho signa
ture to a letter received by Joseph
Schneider that unless he placed 300 lu
a certain spot in Cumberland park by
Saturday afternoon one of his children
would be kidnaped or his house blown
up by dynamite No harm has yet
come to the Schneider home although
the demands were not complied with
The police are at work on the case
Hirs ITerrnn Secures Dlvorrn
Des Moines March 21 The Grlnnell
nerald mnkes the statement that Mrs
Ilerron has secured at Algonn la a
divorce from her husband Professor
George D Ilerron the well known
lecturer on the ground of desertion
Is Appointed
Washington March 20 The presi
dent has appointed ex Representative
W A Rodenburg of Illinois a mem
ber of the civil service commission
to succeed the late Mark S Brewer
and E I Allen of Auburn N Y com
missioner of patents to succeed Com
missioner Duel resigned
Ohio Hank Robbed
Columbus 0 March 20 A tele
phone message from Somerset received
at the police station early this morn
ing stated that six men had ridden into
the city and blown the safe in the lo
cal bank and secured 15000 In money
and a large amount of bonds The rob
bers escaped
llrltlsh Soldiers Murdered
Tien Tsln March 26 In au affray
last evening two members of tho
Welsh Fuslleer regiment and a mem
ber of the Victorian contingent who
wens1 acting as policemen were
tabred and bayonettcd It is alleged
that Germans were tho principal cul
prits
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
A Northern Pacific engineering force
Is surveying a route from Winnipeg
to Bemedjl
Geueral Georgo W Cook of Denver
Is dangerously 111 of catarrh of the
stomach In New York
The Chlcugo and Aton railroad will
on April 1 take control of the Qulncy
Carrollfon and St Louis railroad
Tho Robertson Raft company of
Portland Or In tho near future will
build a mammoth raft containing al
most 10000000 feet of logs which will
be towed across the Pacific ocean to
Oriental points
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