| Show DAMAGE DAMACE DONEY DONE BY TORM Marsh March 31 The damage by hI yesterdays storm will wilt probably reach several hundreds ls of at thousands of oC dol doh dollars lars Tim Ihl TIu effects of at tho tim wind can oun be lie seen scott on nil all sides Ides today houses church churches es ell and arid ninny many large plants unroofed bridges brIdge partly dismantled fences slices anti and trees down lolIn and trolley telegraph tele telephone telephone telephone phone and fire alarms prostrated A remarkable feature of oC lie tho was the tho nf ot churches that thuit were Injured In burg anti and Allegheny and the Immediate vicinity eleven houses of ot worship were lIerl more or loss less wrecked lout hut In only one of Jt f any ally nil cash allies result At the he lu latter r place through the he chimney coming through the this root roof probably 35 n 3 persons were ole In Injured InJo Jo red The rho loco 1001 churches d are Bt St Peters PeterM Protestant Presbyterian Ir St it John the Evangelist 1 Catholic Qthol ami unel Eighth Temple of African Methodist Episcopal and nail St SI W Delis nohe Catholic ot or Allegheny ny First Fluit National Lutheran and Presbyterian of ot Presbyterian St 81 t Marts MarH Homan Catholic nooks ROk and ami son HUll Blur United Presbyterian Pre church McDonald P 14 The casualties an IU far as na have hae bon IJen reported r will not ant number more titan than 60 people Injured of or whom or ek alx nr are likely to ii die TUB TIm TENNESSEE TENNESS E STILT STILL Chattanooga Tenn Tean March Tennessee river at al this hits point Is III still rising rl but the fall nil will begin h gln tomorrow On O the tho Nashville Chattanooga and lInd St SI StLouis Louis louls railroad traffic motIle Is still still plucked by washouts between and llama Homa hut but the th line 1110 will be bo opened by hy tomorrow All Alt other railroads have resumed reg rg regular ular schedules s Columbus Ohio March 31 A terrific o wine wind tutU hull snow storm hiss h been raging 0 U anti and the wind linn huno attained 1 a velocity of ot X 35 milts mailes s per hour Telephone telegraph trolly I roll nail anti elec Joo electric trio light wires wireD are reported down In all nil sections of ot th the city It Tint glass glus windows were Ire blown In III In the north and south ends entIs Reports Report lios Ih storm general In Ohio but trains hero here are but slightly deluged thus thuu T mr r LOW IN OHIO VAILEY Y Cincinnati March low Il temperatures with frost froit are arl d throughout the Ohio valley today tOllay wl wJ li Ii much damns front from high Nu Numerous n ih In tItle lied Ian must night were avers duo to 10 lightning FLOOD won Harriman Tenn 31 Tin t river Hood la is receding and 6 G of lie U 12 Industries at this that thit were werl Invaded ll by h the Iho hue high hugh water operation today The In Industries will b running by ii h morning It la is thought Th ThI Aggregate Is now no placed d at lit 1000 Authentic lilae p the of affected by lj b the tho Hood fool at nt 21 25 1 Ot of these th fc It 15 are totally In nt Were wert totally 12 n ro being more or less dam damaged damaged aged HAILWAY It Y March Marchl ov Over oer r the tho which have rm been heni lOll crippled by huy and Hood flood la I being maimed Th This firs 1 train from coma th lie tut on tin th ha since Thur day ml united led In Into into to tho the city today tOllA Curran says nys the n l out track racks hav ha l bean n r paired d The Tho Voll Valley alle y and lh the h Central C trains are lire rUnning runn n again but ore are late hate owing to the hit sow I over olor tracks In th the flooded floo J districts dl flet |
