Show 1 1 PEOPLE KILLED 11 1 1 twenty six others injured in sioux city 11 i k I 1 J 4 1 1 CIRCUS TENT COLLAPSES 4 at 1 I Ill disaster soster tit in the lown iowa city caused by I 1 k IL storm destroying tho the canvas ot of 4 ore paugh circus proves to be worse than hrat first reported three thousand people were 1 t I 1 i caught to in the tangle of ropes a roles loins and canvas moie than 1000 buried to in the debris I 1 sioux city la ia juno 25 today increased the record rd of oc casualties ot of the windstorm which alch prostrated tile the t tent ell t ot of the sells circus three 4 thousand people were caught in the tangle ot of ropes poles and calv canvas t or ther are three dead and a burn nurn number Is 1 hurt are tr I 1 while tho the circus performance was wag in I 1 xv progress grekis the canvas on one side of the i S cert was sit lifted ed by the wind and tile the 5 exterior poles were a ere pulled from the I 1 ground ground the snapped ditl alth I 1 f tharp reports and the poles polca were lw to and fro ro among amone the horrified audience up over the reserved seats the canvas ghent like a balloon tz illing behind it poles and ropes and over the spectators on the editz opposite side I 1 do of the arena moro than 11 a thousand men and children were nere hugged tight to the teata beats by the en 11 clopine clo pins canvas V scores of knives cut 11 the tent in holes E through which many P persons an escaped A torrent of rain followed adding to the confusion but preventing lire fire f KILLED adolph II alverson of sioux city 13 22 years of 0 age ace struck on the head by a falling tent pole and trampled on after be ae fell ell to the ground AM abel steiner Stel ncr attorney struck by con cen it ter pole death caused by concussion of 0 I 1 llie be araj brain I 1 unknown infant found near floyd flod driver 4 river had been trampled to death r 11 I 1 INJURED 1 I 1 peter branch body badly bruised s 1 struck by railing pole and trampled on i hile A W erwin contusion of 0 the head bead j and hurt internally infrank vf frank reynolds Reynold ii circus clown two trebs ireba broken and teeth knocked out I 1 it ri horse kicked and tell fell on oil him harn J L all while badly injured but likely to recover Z J if carney several ribs broken I 1 W E D lockhart arm dislocated J gl allam lain simpson ercus circus emp employee loee I 1 two ribs broken and antea nally anju injured red I 1 aeter wilson right shoulder disio caad iii NY W Wy anand ex city clerk arm pannes and leg broken I 1 john painfully bruised K wilbur V albur bailey broken nose 1 i mrs J D farr bad cut on forehead orth cad and nose to NY P keete keefe serious scalp cut maude Ilaug II aughan hark ot of south sioux city houlder dislocated I 1 henry serious lre internal injury probably dr harvey W maryin Alary ln contusion of the brain ralph shull left arm bruised I 1 11 I 1 frank C ryan merlou seriously cut 11 it 11 NY W gurney right forearm fractured and bruised on art head bead and back I 1 jack htyan internal injuries not ex t P eted to live i sirs mrs back badly hurt from S falling cent erpole 4 mrs geofge lyon arms arma bruised J W howden circus employee hurt aby b Y fallar falling pale charles armstrong leg lee bruised by being b run over detective brosnan of the omaha road if head bead e bruised anti and cut by falling pole miss mary beck of leeds injured by i be being ing struck by lantern all of the injured i A hose place of r awl 1 I dence Is not mentioned are stan sioux city people I 1 FEARFUL ELECTRIC STORM wisconsin visited by ono of 0 the worst storms in years ill is wis june 23 25 specials als I 1 to tho the evening wisconsin from towns to in southern wisconsin report the worst electric storm in years last night at 1111 platteville tho the tracks of the northwestern I 1 I 1 and st L paul roads were mere washed asbed out aad no mail Is expected I 1 there today the house of barney van etta at cornelia near Platt platteville evill as struck by lightning and hla his ise year old son killed r r at debaran nearly four our inches of klajn rain tell fell hooding flooding the lowlands an and d causing the lake to rise a foot C crops aillem frere flattened battened to the ground I 1 plainfield and gratton grafton albo report a terrific ter rino storm il fr warehouses on the chicago northwestern and chicago milwaukee st S L gaul fail roads both south and west of L janesville were d damaged extensive was ards also wrought to tho the belc i phone end and telegram it lines f i at pulton the large lar go barn on the 5 tock istock farm of elmer langworthy Lane worthy was waa 5 struck by lightning bigi inning and burned to gether with six mx valuable trotting trot tinB horses nd ad 1 quantity of grain iraln r ir FIVE PERSONS iN injured JUnED 1 I I 1 19 shed in a building by a falling smokestack ja I 1 cincinnati ati june 27 A severe uland ind F lorro form blew down donn tho the smokestack 75 feet t high and him 25 teet feet in diameter at 5 buths bakery on richmond street I 1 I 1 rushing in portions of ct the building to ys a differ an a to the cause ot of the L accident some borne As ho he saw it ray nay the lack ack has a metallic lining was waa I 1 truck track by lightning others say bay the owe erce wind snapped I 1 it t orr olt above the 0 of tile stack had just juat been built phe be debris fell cu through several stories to tho the ground floor 1 I S the first thought was that maniere mani many were ere lied as aa nearly a hundred women isad and children ildren were at the bakery tor for stale itale 0 breid ead dahich ach is fa distributed free ree every arcing orn lne A panic resul twi and several I 1 children n vre ere I 1 cocked down it was waa kind however that only live five mere acro loui fly hurt herman in lippert pal painter anter charls Cli arr coyles sira mrs jackson con cenrad ad HEAVY RAINFALL ter in fox river elter near algonquin 11 11 I 1 ills ni rapidly vapidly Pap idly Eal sine ill june 25 the severest Be verent term rill tor for sixteen lcara over at al aquin today the railroad 16 an fn both bidos also n as washed out and the I coira will he be cut off by rail from rom tho the 1 tide world lor for several days algon wa 0 in ia situated on the fox river be atea of 0 bluffs the water in rs er rose alv twelve elve feet there were number of 0 narrow escapes from b ani ailing the dodd bays rescuing tuo 1 l lacked in a death embrace as they golna going down for or elio last elme eral railroad ralli oad and other bridges acro ere away A number of 0 nier iner chonn chants 0 PW had their by water aud and S a number of cattle were droel drowned ried TERRIFIC WINDSTORM it swoops sweeps over western Peark pennsylvania syl inflicting heavy Dt danage inage pittsburg ra pa june 25 A terr terranc wind avind and passed parsed over oer western pennsylvania shortly after I 1 this afternoon trees and fences were blown don do n telegraph lelce raph and telephone aleph 0 no wires prostrated oft td and it a number ot t houses housea anro unroofed a fed un man was waa kill killpa it As ter far as known know there were no other casualties the wind reached a velocity of 48 miles an all hour til highest ever recorded here and the rainfall in ten minutes was waa 25 inch tho the postal telegraph company compan reports part all N alrea ires dox down n so boulb u lb of ihl city r W V J harris harrlson Harr laon 0 n I 1 inter n ally injured w III recover J C U drown bron contusions on oil body and ana internal injuries la Is unconscious and may die john mcnutt fractured raull broken a arm rin and ag condition serious H 11 31 1 I mas skull recovery doubtful tile tho scaffolding had been erected for the use ot of the bricklayers and was ras partially tilled filled with brick and terra colta the six iron workers were preparing to erect a derrick to hoist somo same beams and posts and the bricklayers had left fort the scaffolding and acre ere bt anding on the wall which no do doubt abt saved their lives suddenly the scaffold gave at vay ay mon men anil and material went wc nt dak U through the intervening floors si g on oil one 0 of tile the a arched died floor door beams on the way asay and bending it they landert landed in a heap in the cur cor alberts neck was avas broken s skull mas aas fractured and ile he lived but a few ew minutes the and the bricklayers say the was not built far ar enough into tho the vall vail the building Is to be tile the largest west of chicago and will contain the anaconda corn com palies department store etore as well a as offices for professional men FELL ONE 11 UNDRED reet FEET two men killed four others hurt in accident tit nt eutte butte mont june 25 while working orkin on the big hennessy building in course of construction on main alain street the p ivo way irve five men to the arsement a distance of 0 loo reet feet DEAD albert john cunningham SHAFTER HEARD FROM DETAILS tire THE LANDING LA OF HIS FORCE IN CUBA COTA experienced somo some Difficult difficulty 7 in getting through the le surf had two men drowned la in need of nathn nothing i washington juno june as M the th following has been received herri hero playa del eato adjutant general washington D C Dai daiquiri quiri juno june 23 had a very ino fine voyage lost loss less than fitly fifty animals six or eight today lost moro more putting them biem through the surf curt to land than bihun on transports command as healthy when wo we lett left eighty men sick only deaths two men drowned in landing landings landl nga diar cult coast quito quite shullar to that in iain sty liy ot at san francisco and covered fill donna grouth ot at bushes landing at dal bal unopposed all points occupied by spanish troops heavily bombarded bombard c d by navy to clear them out sent troops trompa towar toward santiago and occupied pied J jaragua city a naturally strong place this th morning marking spanish troops retreating as soon as aa our advance was known knon had no mounted troops or could have captured about aa all told railroad from thare in have cars cara and engine in possession with assistance of 0 navy dis embarked ovay yesterday and as man many moro more today N III get all troops oft air tomorrow including light artillery and greater portion ot of pack pac as train iraln probably all of oc it gitil alth somo some 0 ot thu he wagons animal hao halo to bo be jumped to iho elio water and towed ashore lad had with gena gen garcia and castillo at I 1 p m on th the auth timonty miles west of santiago ches theao officers unanimously of too ino opinion ihil the landing should bo be made nt at banti ago aeo I 1 lad come to the same saino conclusion gen oi garcia pr eints cs to join mo me at jaragua Jur city lu tv morrow with alth between n wk swi and aap men who will bo be brought from est of oc santiago by ships ot of aho L no navy v Y to 10 jaragua city and there dis embarked 4 1 hla will ni clive kavc mo me between 4 aw find and com agwu cubans a and leave 1610 under gon goil to lo thi thio ealen aters sanitago hani han tago tiago from the west go gon bems ui vision division Is being beloff aisem it this afternoon at ai jaragua Juru tuL city c and nd aill bo be continued during trio ino night alio llio i lie of the navy nag has been 0 of the greatest benefit and enthusiastically given without th tapin hl I 1 could not have IL klud in tn days anti and perhaps not at all ns its I 1 bollego I 1 would havo gave lone font many boats in the surf want nothing weather has been good no nurs nun on oil land and proa lor for fair SHAFTER major condral U S c |