Sr. Louis, April 13. —Though two
nights and a day have passed since the
cyclone tore its way through Missouri
from southwest to northeast, the re
ports ,of damage and loss of life are
still coming in. The towns which suf
feredunost are comparatively small and
nearly all located in the northwest
part of the State on a strip lying to
the southeast of Kansas City. A sum
mary of the casualties shows the fol
lowing result, the list of dead and in
jured being corrected and verified to
the best possible extent:
At Hawkins Bank, Mo.—Head: Wil
liam Asher, with a baby in Ids arms:
Andrew Lay, Mrs. James Wilson, Mrs.
William Asher. John I) Lay, John
Dill, an unknown 3-months-old child.
Injured—David \\ illiums. seriously;
Dr. 11. 11. Brown, seriously; t larenee
Jacob, seriously; Mrs. Clarence Jacob,
fatally; Henry Lay, seriously;
John Condray and daughter
seriously; James Shumate, seri
ously; David Williams, seriously; R.
Jerry, seriously; Mrs. 1 1. Jerry, fatally;
Mrs. Win Condray. seriously; Ira
Lease, and her mother, seriously; Mrs.
John Dill, seriously; L. L. Dabney, se
riously; John Wilson, seriously, and
his two boys, fatally; Mrs. Joseph Shu
mate, seriously; Mrs. Henry Drown
and child, fatally; Andy Hamby, wife
and six children.
At Lexington, Mo.—Dead Anna
Walker, Mrs. John Luke, Mrs. Luke’s
brother, Farris Walker, and a negro
boy. Fatally injured—William Foun
tain, Mrs. Joseph Hutchinson, A.
Walker, a boy.
At Stanbury, Mo.—Dead—Mrs. Ward,
two unknown women. Injured John
Ward, fatally; Johnson Shelton, fa
tally.
At West Plains, Mo.—John Tomp
kins and boy badly in jured.
At Steelville, Mo. — Dead—Charles
Adair, D. M. Green and five unknown.
