Show DEATHS IN IN STORM NOW NO NUMBER NINE Property Loss Near Janesville Janes Janes- ville Yule Wis App Approximates S mates I I 1 1 et 4 4 4 CHICAGO Nov No 13 The Th The severity se- se e 4 4 verity erity of the cold wave ave was 4 45 5 4 brok broken n partially here today but j t J- J not until four deaths had been Deen i officers r rhad 4 reported report and the county 4 had bad b been n forced to extend aid r r 4 to more than 1000 suffering fam Lam 4 r ilie 44 4 J 4 Coal sd a-sd food were supplied su 4 4 5 from the main office and from irom stations the under I 4 It 4 j- j six substitute 4 t I direction of relief agents t r too r I I I H i-H- i JANES TVis Nov Noy 13 With With the death of ot Albert Schmidt to today ay the death will wilt reach list from Saturdays Saturday's c cyclone clone nine Schmidt was found burled under several tons of hay bay ay Saturday afternoon cut about the legs and intestines His father and two sisters hail had been Instantly killed S Reports ft-em ft the storm swept district estimated the property loss at to W The stricken families suffered Intensely from cold cod Saturday t night and yesterday and arid while the majority of them found shelter in in- neighboring farmhouses which escaped the storms storm's fur fury their condition condition con con- Is pitiful In some cases eases once prosperous n Gt farmers today are penniless rr The PIrt intense cold which followed the cy cyclone cyclone cy- cy clone done increased the loss o t. t The Th tempel-a.- tempel ture dropped J from 74 to 11 degrees g sab above zero zero- in hours The Tue cyclone district extended from d tw twenty tw-nty nty miles w w st of here iere to toa toa a a. point about miles four beyond Milton l which s js twelve east of here here- making making ma nia- king a tJ a total fote distance of about thirty thirty- thirtyfour four e Ies and nd about a a. tia-r tia t tr rf r- r ft f 3 a a. mile It Is swept entirely clear dear of all An emergency committee Is Is being Ing organized organised to raise ralEe funds funds for for immediate relief CHASES NEW YORK INDIAN SUMMER INTO ATLANTIC NEW NW YORK Nov 13 The The cold cold wave wave- that chased into the Atlantic some onie of the balmiest Indian summer weather New NewYork NewYork NewYork York has ever enjoyed tightened its its' its grip grip today and sent the mercury down doD to 24 4 degrees degree This minimum recorded at 8 S o'clock t this morning meant e a fall fail of 44 l Ae degrees i s since c 1 o'clock f yesterday after after- noon The gale on which the frigid weather r rode ode into IOto town c continued today toda r at thirty- thirty eight miles an hour Few small boats ventured to sea Ilea outside New York harbor barber and reports of ot marine disasters are s e-s- The steamship Vigilancia re reported reported reported re- re ported at quarantine this morning that on her way she had passed SS SSt t the schooner Henry re W Withington i l to with rt her r sails blown I aa away anchored about ten miles southeast by south of Scotland lightship The high winds wind have wire service and the telegraph lines to the T e wet west t are doing es under gi great at difficulty LA CROSSE Wis Nov The 13 The B Black and La Crosse rivera e oi here f froze over during the night aud and the Mississippi Ie IB partially frozen over oer This Is the earliest earli earll- est st t i clog cloe JOg of or of orthe the the river river on record here est st t i clog cloe JOg of or of orthe the the river river on record here The temperature today stood 8 S below low zero marking one of the coldest November November Novem Novem- ber days In years MINEOLA N. N T Y Nov o 13 The The aerodrome aero acro- drome here today shows the effects of last nl nights night's ht's severe severe windstorm All seventeen seventeen seven seven- teen of ot the hangars suffered more or less ells damage severs several of them being unroofed Four aeroplanes afO w were wre re wrecked and one member of the tho aviation colony was slightly slight aUght ly Iy injured by flying timber DULUTH TH Minn Mino Nov 13 Two Two t. t to S 8 below zero for Cor Duluth and 15 i to 20 below on the ranges tells the story of ehe abe days day's weather In this section Very ery little snow Ml fell 11 at the head hear of the lakes but high winds wind prevailed The cold coldIn coldin coldin in the north woods Is intense SIOUX CITY Ta Ia la Nov o 13 Relief Relief from th the severe cold wave was experienced Inthis Inthis in inthis this section toda today the temperature rising ris ru- ing log rapid rapidly FISHERS LANDING LANDI N. N T. T Nov IS 1 The schooner Edna Dennis was sunk In Plume Plum Gut off of Fort Terry last night Captain Cook was saved paved floating to Fort Tern Terry shore h re on a piece e of wreckage but buthis buthis buthis his wife and child and two men who made up th the tho cre crew were dro drowned GREEN BAY RAY Wis N Nov V. V 13 Eugene Eug Eugene ne rs 71 years old was wall frozen to dp death ih on a country road while re returning returning returning re- re turning to hi his hll home yesterday c his body was found toda today S WINONA Minn Nov 3 Lake Lake Winona a and nd other bodies of wa water ter near here litre have frozen over and Ice is floating in the tho Mississippi Mis lIs river MALESTER II Okla Okia Nov Nol 13 Charles Charles Phillips of Hartshorne was found frozen to death in the woods 0 near U is city toda today lIe He went out bun hunting tin Satur atur- day f it Mass Nov IX Au An AM unidentified unidentified un un- un- un identified cd masted three d schooner r was 3 observed observed ob ob- ob- ob served ashore on Pasque lf land Island Vino- Vino yard sound The crew remained on cn board and a tug lug Is standing b by |