Show MINIATURE HURRICANE HITS CITY Wind Developing Maximum of 75 Miles an Hour Causes Much Damage PEDESTRIAN IS INJURED Storm Carries Away Roofs Tears Signs Loose and Rips Capitol Dome D pv G a n maximum velocity JL of ot 7 72 miles an hour a n windstorm torm J. J g v swept over Salt Lal Lake Lako o shortly afternoon after afternoon noon yesterday and half halt haltan an hour wrought havoc to billboards bIllboard signs news stands showcases roofs of ot light material tele telegraph polo poles trees and inmany In Inmany In many parts o of the tho city shattered windows win win- In dows So great greal was tho the pressure during during dur dur- ing a. a brief period of ot the storm that It ripped ped open the copper domo of ot Utah's S g capitol for a space of or nearly fifteen feet While hIle th the tho storm s was az at Its HR height I ht II IL E E. Cook 63 53 of ot n age e. e a guest buest at nt the Angelus hotel was pinned under undera a billboard torn down at al Broadway way and ond Jib Rio Grando avenue Ills left IoU l leg b was fractured Just above ubo tho ankle Patrolmen C. C J 3 and N N. P. P Pierce PIrca removed ed him to the tho emergency hospital where here ho he attended 1 b by Dr H H. H B. B v Sprague Hoof Torn fern Oft Off The Tho roof o of tho plaTting pinning plant of oC the tho Salt Lake Lumber company compan S. S Sixth West est was torn off ort while a section of oC fence was blown down Boards and shingles les were lIt lifted d out of ot the tho luni- luni ber yard ard Employees ees of ot the tho Salt Lako Lake boiler works bourth West Vest cst and Fifth West cst and Seventh South and wd BI Eighth U P 10 h South L' L U lUll Ole down a bg double door In the plant The draft reached such proportions that nil all windows and other doors loon were torn out The wind subsided Just as roof was beginning to give evidence e of ot w weakening Tho The roofing of ot tho the plant of the tho Culmer Culmer Culmer Cul- Cul mer Oil company Eighth South and Third West Vest was torn off ott and tho boards and ln shingles les vero scattered over entire neighborhood Sh Mini n Ocr er Several small sheds in III the vicinity of tho the Western Moline Plow company warehouse S. S Fourth West est were stripped of ot their roofs and shingles were torn from the tho roofs of oC houses and of ot tho the old stockade When thu th storm abated there thero was not a billboard bill bill- bill hlll- board standing In iii tho thu vicinity of St. St Marks Mark's hospital and the Warm arm springs Sheds In the tho north yards of the Oregon Oregon Ore Ore- gon Short Lino wore were blown down dawn A few tew old cars being repaired In the tho yards of ot the Denvor Denver Rio Grando wore vero damaged and at nl the Seventh South crossing of oC tho the Rio Grande Grando tracks a telegraph polo was snapped off at Its base Supported b by more than a score telegraph wires It gyrated grated back baek and forth in the storm In r. r nt of ot the tho Covey apartments a large laige shade shado tree was wal uprooted and thrown over the sidewalk Two tre trees s salso also were svere blown down on West Vest Tern Tem r pic 1 l tol v Fourth A It bl big plate glass Klass window was shattered shattered shat anaL In the Granite drug dru store Eleventh Elov- Elov East 1 and Twelfth South A long billboard Immediately cast of or tho the druGstore drug drugstore store was vas blown n down anI and almost torn to pieces b by the blu blast blasL L SI signs N Carried Y nn isny ny On Main street signs suffered generally gen Ien emIly the pressure appearing to have hivo been greatest on the east easl side of ot the tho street A metal sign on top of or a two- two story building north of t the Kearns building buckled and t fell lI down on thu th lie roof which supported IL Signs Sig-ns on news stands on th the tho cast east corners cornelS o of Second Second Sec See I ond end South and Main were damaged and magazines and papers In great number number number num num- ber went before beCore the wind east cast on on Second Second Sec See on ond South Sooth Pe Pedestrians who rushed Into tho TAti Vir hotel shelter shelter Crom rain the tho storm witnessed tho the thor r rate rare o sight h of a hoi boise so actually being blown to the pavement pavement pave pave- ment at Main and Fourth South when the animal was caught unawares Joeph Joseph Joseph Jo Jo- seph eph William Ta Taylor lor undertaker crouches cr vouches ouches for Ol th th statement Tho The cross cros on St St. Pauls Paul's Episcopal church Fourth South and Main was bent benl under tho lie wind pressure During the storm the tho d department department depart depart- part part- ment failed tt to receive recel a single Hingle cil II though Fire Chief Chic W. W H. H ordered or dered his hla mOil to stand In readiness to respond without a seconds second's delay elay to tim the first alarm At Al 1217 p p. p m. m yesterday tho the wind which swept across s tho the valley of or tho ho Great Greal Salt lake lako reached its maximum velocity tho the rc recorder or cl at al the lie local I United t States St weather bureau re registering regis regis- ls- ls 73 miles an hour at al that thal time Only once before since tho the establishment establish establish- mont ment of ot the w weather athel bur bureau au has wind reached a greater rel velocity In Salt Lake c valley This was on November 15 1006 when the recording Instruments showed a I. I velocity of 76 6 miles an nn hour The wind y traveled from west esl to cast The Tho greatest velocity I ICor for Cor nn any minute five period durin during the storm was wag 56 miles s an on hour which pre pre- coded the maximum v velocity reached The Tho storm abated somewhat what shortly after 3 i o'clock and tho the rainfall up sip to that time was inch A second In Installment In- In of or the rain came cam however a Cow fow ow minutes later and almost an nn equal amount of ot rain fell In tho thio second socI soc see ond end period Tho The forecast for today is I generally fair Calr and slightly col colder er I |