Show STORM OF THURSDAY IN T THE E SOUTH sour WAS TilE THE WORST IN MANY YEARS Death List in One County of Tennessee Reaches Forty and in Horn Lake Miss Eighteen Bodies Have Been Taken From Ruins Houses Unroofed Bridges Blown Down Crops Destroyed Livestock Killed Telegraph Lines Are Being Repaired Detroit May fa 1 IDeath Death and ship w wrecks such uch as n have havo been unknown in recent years resulted from storms and Ico Ice on tho the great lakes within the past few lays days daysOn laysOn On the bleak shores of or Huron Is IB Island land lust hist night the tho schooner George e Nestor Nester of oC Detroit was torn to pieces s shy by hy the tho furious gale ale that swept over oer overLake overLake Lake Superior and her crew of o seven seon were lost lostOn lostOn On Lake Huron lashed by b a gale the freighter Prussia of oC Port Huron succumbed to lo tho waves after her cargo caro had bad shifted and went to the bot bol bottom bottoni tom toni The crew crow of twenty mon men escaped In their small boats On Lake Michigan the tho Ann Arbor railway car ferry number one picked up nineteen miles south of Fox Is Island Island Island land the big steel lighter Batavia de IC deserted deserted by her crew and with no post positive tive evidence as to whether hether they the per perI perished I hed or were taken off the lighter by br bytho bythe tho the steamer which Is believed to have hae towing her With tho arrival at Sault Ste Mario Marlo tho the crow of oC tho the steamer Auronia the Iho first story was obtained of how sho she was crushed by b the Ice and sank and how luo ho the members of ot her crew male made a I perilous way over oer nearly nearl four miles of ice to tho the steamer J H 11 Barstow a low Atlanta Ga May lla 1 Tho storm which for three days has been sweep sweeping sweepIng ing In eastward east wald across the southern states tonight was passing Into the Atlantic ocean At least were killed and perhaps four hundred d In Injured Injured Injured News of o thirty more deaths In Georgia were received today At Savannah the storm toro through the tho old town unroofed many houses and destroyed much property t I Towns In North Carolina and Flor Florida FlorIda I ida unutTered suffered devastation A casualty I list haL will bo be Incomplete for several days dayt Property worth probably several millions of dollars was destroyed I I Memphis May 1 While some somo sec sections sections In the pathway of the storm are j i isun still sun to be heard from Information so far received from Arkansas Western Vestern I Tennessee and Northern Mississippi bring the total number of killed by the tornado of Thursday night to the Injured some of oC whom are arc believed to tobe tobe tobe I be fatally hurt to twice that lint number and while an accurate estimate of or tho the I monetary Is not yet et possible each cach despatch describes tho the storm as the lie most destructive that has tHiS over Oer swept over this section se of or the country countr It was vas also tho ho most as to the tho extent of the territory affected The Tho greatest number of dead lead and amid Injured is Ig reported from Horn Lake Miss Hero eighteen bodies have hac lae al already alren alread ready ren read y been recovered from the ruins of or tho the farm dwellings Of this num number number number I ber seven Heven are aro those of or white huite people Tho The Injured are arc placed at fifty many ninny of whom arc are seriously hurt Tho The prop property property erty ert loss lois Is roughly estimated at in that lint vicinity Caddo Gap Ark reports a similar number dead and many man wounded woun ed edAt At laott Tenn the death list Is placed at al t fifteen and the In Injured Jur at t Jut I Other tons from froni which h reports r havo have been received here lucre arc arcIn arcIn arcIn In Arkansas Marianna Marlanna four dead twenty injured Near Hot Springs four Injured Palestine fifteen Injured Bee Drench Branch two dead three Injured two dead cloven Injured Wilburn one dead one lead dead three Injured Crawfordsville one olle Injured Marlon MarIon fire Ore dead eight Injured ono one dead one Injured In Tennessee SomervIlle Ova five dead four Injured Bolivar one dead dea I thirteen Injured Dechard four dead twelve injured Montezuma twelve Injured Humboldt four dead Medina three Unee dead eight injured two Injured Dells Bells six b lead dead twentythree injured three dead twelve injured Lula Lulu four Cour dead Dellach two dead dea Hanlo two dead ten Injured Clarksville one dead six Injured Louisville May l ay 1 May day da follow following followIng ing lag the wind storm which caused per perhaps perhaps haps Imps ono on flu hundred deaths throughout hout tho ho Southern stales states will be he spout spent I by bythe h bythe the telegraph raph companies in repairing their wires vires With the overland line lino of oC communication from LouIsville to New Now Oilcans once established lists of tho victims of oC the storm u I Ibo bo ho secured It Il has hos been years since winds have gathered BO 60 many victims Tennessee sloping westward from tho th Virginia mountains to tho tue Junes duties along al ng tho Ulo Mis llIs Mississippi provided an angle for tho the wind to pivot upon and the list of o six sixty sixty sixty ty dead deal In that lint staW to have hae been corroborated Arkansas Ala Alabama Alabama Alabama bama Mississippi and anul Georgia also alao suffered Word from Guthrie Guthric Ken ICon Kentucky tucky early carl today Is lit that six sit persons wore killed there lucre lie tho only omil fatalities In Kentucky so far as Is now known Louisiana and Texas seem to have been heen unscathed butt but poor communication ion tion makes s even him doubtful AB At far east cast as Mount Sterling Ky K barns and houses were unroofed and tobacco heads washed away awa Turn Turnpikes Turnpikes Turnpikes pikes made rivers of water vater and fires Ores started In overturned dwellings At AL Frankfort tho the same sauna conditions prevail only less severely Alt All the counties from rain the tho Mississippi sippi river to the Big Dig Sandy have havo sim she similar simIlar ilar liar reports Nashville May 1 Early reports this thI morning concerning yesterdays s storm add to the gravity of or the tho slum situa situation Ion tion at PulaskI Cue Gilo county Centre county Fayetteville Lincoln county Franklin William Williamson son Bon county aitU other sections of or cen central central central Gills Giles death list it Il la is said may ma reach forty while the property damage approximates Hick Hickman titan man count reports seven dead leai and anti J damage e Lincoln county re ro reports ports eight killed a long list of f In anti and the tho hamlet of Harms al at almost most mo t completely destroyed Half a dozen doen deaths are ar known of oC In William Williamson son soil county count hiero the property damn dam ago age IK is vast ast and front from every or point In Inthe IntIle Inthe the tIle central section come stories of or buildings anti and crops destroyed live livestock livestock stock killed and In itt several Instances I 11 tires res re I In Crockell county coun six per pol soils pons worn Were W ro killed and a it 1 hundred others r rl homeless I II I Chattanooga May lIay 1 Two arc aro known J to bo IJO dead as the result of tho lie disastrous storm that thal swept up UI Sc lo Valley rahley yesterday Southeast of Jasper seventeen houses and the tho steel bridge over river wore blown down I At Old Hollow a few miles west of or Winchester It IB Is reported that seven seon sevenpersons sevenpersons persons persons were killed There was much i property damage damaso In Chattanooga j I riding rilling broke broko an axle L le causing the ma mil machine machine chine to plunge forward throwing the tho passengers IJ to tho the ground and piling on top tOI of oC them All but ono one of tho the adult occupants of oC tho the car were vere hurt three painfully Tho Thio Injured aro arc A M I Stevenson former national Republican can and a known attorney wrist sprained and shoulder hurt Detoy Dewe C Ballet Bailey United States mar marshal marshal marshal arm anti broken in two places Mrs Walter a altur Il m R B Lowry Lowr whose bus hus husband band Is IB provident president of the hoard board of pub public lic works bruised about the tho face faco and right arm urn br n Mr Mi Lowry L and his young oung son escaped ed Injury The machine is owned and was be being beIng belag ing lag driven by b Mr Ir Lowry at the time of or the accident which occurred about twelve miles from the tho city An in incoming incoming incoming coming passenger train was flagged nagged and tho the party part rode to the city and were ero convoyed conveyed to their theli homes where medical attention was vai given |