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, 1883-07-12

W. A. Croffut, in one Of his enter
aiming letters from Italy to the Chicago
inter O"can, says: One Of the common
st crops here, and the one most vel
."ne 10 the American eye, is Indian
IN, or, as they always call it, maize
'Ve saw a few fields in Belgium, but it
vas sowcd broadcast for fodder. In
Bavaria there was considerable growing
n hills and ripening into ears, but they
led it only to pigs, not regarding IL A.
lit for human food. l felt like adapting
the witty retort OF the Scotchman, and
saying: "That accounts for the superb
ority of Bavarian hogs and American
mem." Before we reached Verona, how
ever, we became aware that maize had
become prime crop of Italy. 1 have
no figures on the subject, but they must
grow nearly as much as they do OF any
rthcr product, except the grape. All
the way from Verona TO Venice, and
from Venice to Bologna, and from Bo-
ogma to Florence, Indian corn, hemp,
lax and grapes nod to each other from
field TO field.
I asked the porter at our hotel in
Florence how long they had had Indian
corn, and he said, always, never with
ont the maize"
I assured him that it was an original
staple of America, and that we revealed
it to other nations. "Oh, WELL" he
said, "then Christophe Colombo must
arins him over long, long, long time
go" Certain it is that Indian corn is
,ne of the great staples of Italy. /
have seen it cooked in many different
forms, one of the incest being the maize
wafer, a5 thin as Boston chips" sold
Oh the street and eaten by the populace.
, 1883-07-12
TIE OLD WITER-WHEEL IN EU-
HOPE.

Everywhere in Europe We have found
shc grain mills stationed III the lauguid
streams and propelled by undershot
wheels-that is, the floating mills are
anchored. and the great wheels are slow
Iy turned by the water running by.
These are along the Rhine, in the Iderr
the Adige, the Pc, the Arno. The
wheels so at & snaiI's pace, but that is
the pace of all Europe, and it doe MT
take much celebrity to satisfy tho restfni
spirit of the average Italian.-LeHcr
from Italy.
, 1883-07-12
United States District Land Gffice.


Notice is hereby given tiat, 81, es,,,Srrl nee,
with the provisions of the N;.s est,ls,sre-s ap=-
proved June ), 1875. cnt,slett "AH ,cf for fIio
sale of timber lands hi the states OF CaIifor-
mia. Oregon Ne.SdH and Washington Territn-
ry-" Fredc--CM r. o'1J. Of Pierce county,
WaShi.SSrqn Teri itory. has this day fled iIa
tbs nffct; his applc.'iO 10 pa rc has The see.
sec No q III tp No, - n osIh. Enge2 yest 04
The Willamette mcUI,.i.tI.
Any and all Parsons Calming - herself rho
said dc~cr!sNsj lard, or any lGt.rffon thereof,
are Rcjchy required to iilpf heir claims in his
sfice within sixty 90. dssySfrom date hereof
Given unil"r rily sss,I,d. ;tt my Office in OIyIn-
pia W. T., his iSt day iOf June. A. d. lSs3-
I1-IUw JoES T. GowET. Register.
, 1883-07-12
.-iow JoHX +. GowEY, Register.
UNITED Sites DISTEIC- LN~D C-FYCj. o.
NL.mui. W. -hil...,l-- III II.

Nurigr = Eci-hv ai.rrthat in co,,,.JF,sc. vii "A
II" Pr"Hi-i' H. of the A~t rf psyfrS, aFP=sEsSi
Jane ,. 1S'S. entitled An Api agr ne >ap u T1sG
Ter iiats IN In" Stat"- - California IysSss No
vada aEi W. hir.r,... tc.r!rOrv." W.s. a.. clap
man. ~ ! ,,..yfseV CGEuJy, Wash TosTu haB ihis
d. .srr - lhi~ utiiC" his aHE.i,sgt purchase
''' =" y Oi tho o. uf -,s Na. - I'm Tp. No y
north, range 40. J. y,,SG -.rthc Wiiianretie MeIid-
jHH.
Any and nil persons claiming adversely the sHld
d">cr'iy:! !;.G'. any portion thereof are hereby
required 10 Ill" Their claims in rhi- Office within
sixty usu dry from date hereof
Given q is.rr EInI. az my oriCC.iu 0HmpiS
W 7, 'h.~ nh day of Nay, \. d. 1881,
JOHN h. ,tnWE1
lElGw Er=f~frl II he Land oGlc''
, 1883-07-12
,NrTrp STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE. I

VII VII N W -NNIIINNIIUN I FIII.I I1IhN. J
Naticc i hereby given that. iu compliance
with the provisions OF The Act oI Congress ap-
proved June s. ISIS. entitled An Act for the
SHiU al Timber Lands in the States Of Galif"r-
MIA. Oregon. Ncvuji and Washington Ter
TItury,' Peter -. FOr'H..~. of Tai CIHa. Pierce
C0dnty, Washington Territory. hns This day
fled III this Office his application la purchase
the : or OF sec ., Tp No ~ north, range No.
: west of The Wil!HHTrie meridian.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the
sui, dGsCfThcd Land. or any port ion thereof
are hereby required In file their claims iT.
hereof.
Given under my hand, NJ my Office, in
olympia W. T., This lSt day OF 1nnc.
a. u. lSS.
l--i0w JoHX +. GowEY, Register
, 1883-07-12
United State. Distric. land Office.

Olympia. Washington Territory.
Notice T.. b-ry'iy gwen that i'll compliance
WlIh ii.'' prov I-I1H- al The act Uf tnHCTC~% az
p.pNth june g. $50 entitled An ict for the
sale OF Timber Lands in fEC states uf taIfior-
niI- DTt'-Ou- Nevada anil Washington Terri
tory Andrew !. smith ut tiIiam county, Wash
inSiIn Territory h-- th.- dTr fled in this
ofIc' hi- application - purh n" ar 1f NV
gr- of seq. No - lH township No. - north. range
Ne. l. ,.s'-I ~ Tll. WilaIrrrIr Meridian
hHN -.E,t III FS'r-'iu- claiming adversely -.
~ at GCa-.T!'I,'l Land, ANY portion there ~
are nvTUirV required fp filr Their claims i'll -
Office within sixty rGu riiV- from date h' s'I-
Given under GIy hand. ~ IA ":l:st. in ~ ~ ~
pi;I. W I. tTi- ~ .i.is .f N:.s.A. T. i-- 'H IA
JOHN 2. COVE 4,
I3-IUw Res izicE Oi the Land 81
, 1883-07-12
F' iTEs DIsrUIcr LAHp OFFICE, ,

\ - us FsI'I La u VF FIfEf I
Nntir DiA1upiiI, Washington Territory. (
Will & i hereby given that, in compliance
me i.ioEisions OF tho Act of Congress ap-
t,'cu ti ,iune i, 1875. entitled An art for The
u Timber Lands III the States Of Califor-
la, Oregon Nevada anu Washington Terri
tory jules Boxwe!i. jefferson County.
Washington Territory has this day filed in
This Office his application To purchase the lot
J. Sec. II. lot Sec H. lots / :. Il :. See H. town
ship -. North range weSI of the Willamette
Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the said
described iGnL- Or @ay portion thereof are hereby
required To filc thcir claims in this Office within
-INTy ,tbl daIs from dale hereof
GjyeH EnGeT my hand. 5t my office in Olympia.
Il. L. this 18th day of Msy, \. ID. ISSI-
JOHN +. CONVEY.
T5-1aw Register OF the Land Offic.
, 1883-07-12
UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE,


Notice l. hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions Of the Act of Congress approved
une 3 1873 entitled An Act for the sale of Tim
Der Lands in the STATES of California Oregon, Ne
TadH and Washington Territory. JuHS H. LIBBES.
Jefferson CnTmty. Washington Territory. has this
day flri in this Office his application to pUrchas,
the = of He l. Il OF - !, and ne Il of sW
u Of section No ~. township No. ~ oFth. range
No. west Of the Willamette Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the said
described Land. any portion thereof. are hereby
required to file their claims in this Office within
sixty iab days from slli, hereof.
Given under INV hand. at my office. in Olympia,
W. T. this ei-i day of April /. ID. 1881.
JOHN F. CONVEY.
u:luw Register Of the Land Or..es
, 1883-07-12
NOTICE..
DROPOsAI.s IA CONTRACT FOR

u ROPOSAI.S AZ CONTRACT FOR
: the eBtirS maintenance of the Coun-
ty Poor of Jefferson County, w. T., for
one year commencing September l, 1888,
Will be received by the County Com
missioners of said county, at the County
Auditors office at Port Townsene, until
/ o'clock, p. NJ, August 6, 1882. Main
tcnance TO INCLUDE alse, mrdiciue, med
ioai attendance and nursing. PropnsnI~
to be opened and award made bv the
board of County Commissioners at their
regular August meeting, 1883. TIE
Board rcserving the right to yeje,I all or
accept any hid.
b. aFaeg OF .hq G%ard.
DO JAMES SEAvET,
Comfy Auditor.
, 1883-07-12
SUM III ON s.

In the District Court OF The Third .Judirfa! Di--
tuct ~ Washington Territory holding terms at
Port Townsend. in jefferson comfy. Wash Ter.
Action brought IN said District Cu;;rt .ud com
plalnt filed IN said Jefferson county
JAMES EDWARD F&LLON. Plaintiff,
MARGARET fAaION. Defendant.
10 Margaret failOB. >aId Defendant.
IN tn" name of tn" Uifrd States Won ar, here
by required I" appear III an action brought #-5iu-t
you by tn" ahuv" named plaintiff in the above ....-
titled Court and answer 10 The ComDiai - of ~aid
plaintiff filed therein within sixty day~ after tbs
Dale of III" tT-t publ hliCatioa Of This summons or
your default viii IA" entered and % Judgment or
decree taken against EOU according to the Iiray,r
of said complaint.
Said action l. brought to dissolve the bonds of
matElmnHy now "NistiU" between Won and said
plainiin- and the ground upon which said p!ain-
TIN complaint l. based j the abandonment hF
past. willfully and without cau~e
witness tn" Honorable Roger : Greene T1J.,..
MCCN of said District Court and The .c-II
Sa(I/ Of -aid Court This 25d Iay of Nav,
~ y D. 1883. JAMES SEAVEY.
u " s,,r,-,, Clerk.
Attorney for Plaintiff. 1jG,r
, 1883-07-12
L. =. LAND OFFICE AT OLYHrIA. W.T.
.iuue .9 ISSSl

Notice l. hereby given that HnBUk CUyELL
has filed notice of intention To MAKE final prp~ ,
before the Judge, or in his abseucs. the CI-
the Probate Court, At his Office III Ne III m VI
gencsS. w. T. on Monday the l3tb das 81 -, L",
a ID. lssi- ON Homestead appira'' nm n .r-sS
for The sw !. of Nv u Of esc 1: 'Ii ~ '.oo:
o; - !. of - l. of sec. NV = VI ", nm Nv a Va W,
sec s, tp % II, west. anu nv = vi i'c VI vi
HI Is pr, r Charles HcCiees Fitch
and George Co r f ToW n,,nIn1esH n G 'I ~
iS'" JOHN +. COVE Y. Register.
, 1883-07-12
a. IA. THoN

st. Clair Building; Cor. IN and = S;rc,,.
DRACTICFS EEF,ifE riJE i = GEvER,r
i-aH;. ofHc". Contested iand Ca~,> Private
IFr'i ",-l'i,s- mining. pre-emption aud homestead
cases Hln-eCUieh before the General Land Office
Department Of The Inferior and supreme Cont
and al! classes of clIms befor,. the Executive De
partment>- Special attention given 10 town sira
cases. Land warrants. homestead floats r:,i slI
Kinds OF land scrip purchased and sslJ 3s
, 1883-07-12
rNrrEp sTArE. pLsrnIcr LANn crrIcE. :.

= OITFlpil- Wa-hIngtOn TerTitOTy-i
Notice l. hereby given that in compliance with
liH provision. of the Act Of Congress approved
june . iS'-- entitled An Act for ihr sale Of Tim
bc- Lands IN the Staie~ of California Oregon Ne
vnfia and Uashin"jO= Territory, WILLIAM
BITTNER Of kjf~aP county. " Washington TER.
has this day filed in Ih- office hi> application o
TO pHrCims' thcr hf Of ~ or of Ma. 81 and hf
of NV GT Of section NJ. y. in township No. -,
North range West Gf the Willamette Meridian.
Any and all persons Caimiug adversely The. >ad
described, i-Hd any portion thereof are hereby
rsgEirett 10 file their claims in this Office within
sixty tGul day- from date hereof
Given under my hand al my Office. IA Olympia.
". T.. ihi~ 81 day of July, 4. u. Is.:;.
j0HS +. CONVEY.
3EidS Register of th> Land Office.
, 1883-07-12

US. Land OrrIcE At OLYYrT, WEI

IUIIF = TNN3.
Notice i hereby given that Bernard r. Mea.her
has filed notice OF intention to make final proof
before the judge, or i'll his a b~ence, the clerk
of the pTobat-: court, at kis Office in New
Duu@cn">S- w T.. on SATURDAY. the Ilth
day of August y. D.. fS>}, on rTccmpt ion a. 6
No. 5G2l for The u bf OF sly or OF sec %. IN 81 H.
7 west.
He names Witnesses: John Everett. J. j
LcadbrCaGTrT, WIZ. l.. Church and Hartley Good
win. all of Port Angeles, ". 7.
Bow JOHN +. CONVEY. Reg aIAr
, 1883-07-12
States District Land Office,

Olympia Washington Territory
Notice is hereby given that, in compliance
with the provisions Of tic Act OI Congress ~
proved June } ISIS. entitled AN Act lcS. tlie-
sale of Timber Lands in ia" States n: C1liIor-
MIA. oregon. Nevada and Washi;,Qtan Terri
tory. NuIIhT Il. GENHsa Of EV.sp couutv
Washington Territory. ha- his dav sied in
this ONCE his applicat!,I,I &C. purchase thc nv
or OF - q OF - = sw - ~ or Of soc 10.
M = "2ylh, r'h-e No west of tAc Wiilsm-
cite Meriiicn
-AnT aud all FrrSfars claiming adversely -
said described Land, or any pOFt iun tb| 'e
are hereby required TO file their chair" -rGnt
otfgs within sixty lG0l DAYS iTGlD d" = III ills
Gwen Elu,rr my hHud al NJ ate hereof.
MIA w t This ~. tt.,Is oil Office. in Olyn-
- --iHY, \. ID. ISSI.
IG.Ilw re- JHN r. CONVEY.
-si-I,r OF fht Lind Office.
, 1883-07-12
ANNUAL MEETING,
Ha1sna1 people are always on the

ENsNH5 people are always on the
HHIskl lookout for chances To increase
HRlsE III their earuing> and in time beC.me
az EINEI wealthy: those who do not imprn,C
ElJEI their opportunities remain III pnyer.
ty. We offer great chance to piaEa
money. We want InaHy EI"n. Women hi,y- ai,,i
.lri To work for u> right i'll their own loc.lttIes
ANY one can do the work properly f.oII fh- fir<t
Htar'. Inc hHNlne-- VIII pay wGF-, than ten times
nfuihaTE Wdg'S. Expensive a.,i ut furnished tr~e
No one who engages tail. - sake Incu,.y rupiCIIv
Gu can devote .s..r whole time so the work or
only yorr str'ya moments. Full information and
all thHi - needed sent free. address STIx~oS A
Va Io''"h". Milne 7-ly
, 1883-07-12

- Is''T.l FTIII- HOW NdIlITdI MOI
required. We VIII furnish YOU everything. Nance
are making ...IiuEcs- Ladies make as i,.uChdaI
men, ana boys and girls make great I.a,- he sat
II you want business ut which yon eau make err V
ay all the tim ?. write for Bsrsicalars 10 II. H.
LEILA Co., Portland Maine, 47-Iy
, 1883-07-12
TREASURY DEPARTMENT

0iiies q C4mPtToiisf a! ths Currency.
WASHINGTON, -. c., May II, 1883.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence
presented tn the undersigned, it has
been made to appear that The First
National Bank of Port Townsend" in
the City of Port Townsend, in the Coun-
ty Of Jefferson, and Territory of Wash
ington, has complied with all the pro
visions of the Revised Statutes of the
United States required 70 - complied
with before I'll i.-spriation shall be au-
thorized to commence the business of
Banking;
Now therefore, I, John JAY Knox,
Comptroller Of the CurqoEcs, do hereby
certify that :''Ehe First National Bank
of Port Townsend" in the City of Port
Townsend, in the County ot Jefferson,
and Territory of Washington 10 author
i<eN' 10 o"i'''''ylcet ice the business of Bank
ing as provided i'll Section Fjft-One
Hundred and Sixty-Nine of the Revised
Statutes of the United States.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand
and Seal of Office this 1lth day of MAY,
1888.
JOHN JAY KNOX,
Comptroller of the Treasury.
M2660d No. 294S.
, 1883-07-12
'oilN hbI
Dated Nav u, i. d. ISL.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
County of Clalnm y

l. John Morris. judge and OK ofi!cio CLERK cf She
probate court Of aid Clallni cnt.nty 10 hereby
certify that he frrp,.' i true aud correct copy
uI Ur,rt tu -How cause. made hy orr said mo-
Iai" court ard cuirrr,i of record On the IIh day
of May. A. u. ISSi. in the matter of the estate OF
Henry Myers deceased.
In testimony whereof | sayc hrTruutU sci nv
hand and affixed t!a seal of our said rrla.., court
this / lih day of MAY. y " -,
- JOHN MORRIS
s'--L. Judge and cx-off' c!o Clerk.
, 1883-07-12
N Err vou,s ,sLiTY.
4 Sure Cure GEarantced.


nR. l.. &. s@SE?, NERVE and BRAIN
~ Treatment specific Tor lIy>l'Tig nigZiUp>>
C"nvrl l>iUS A-lItu- Iir3''iiCi'. NirIiIai Drprrs-
<ian. los Of Mruury. Sprrrpro'hu.a. Impar,uCy
involuntary Emi >i"U~. i''mIiUu' Old a.c. ri;!.rd
hE over CNrEtiuH. srlfa|USC rg'.r-iid- i:-t.;'r
which leads 10 HisC C"v. drgry :Ua dra.h. On" hGX
VII Cur' I't"rt ca-"-. Each box contains cre
m1EiH treatment: orc d"!'gg .ruN. oT siN boxes
iHI ave dollars r'nJ by mail prepaid receipt -
WITH each 'iai 7Ir''''r =, a. ruT -ix boxes nc
e ufaui"i with t.yu dollars, W. VIII send the prT-
i,-'r C!u wilton -Ha:tGtco t. T":TIru tht. m"r.y
: ;li gr.aImon! doe. NJ, rl,'rl i GU. 'iury.ala,
~-T'i ns:I- Is
, 1883-07-12
oRpEsTo CHOW CAUSE

In the Probate Court of CIalam county, Washing
ton Territory.
In the matter of the estate of Henry N,sls, ,,e,
ceased
Order 10 show cause why Ge.I," II distribution
should not b" rla5e.
GG i..i..iug aht fiiag the petition of Charles \
My"TS, eNeCutOr of the estate of Henry Mvr.~ do
ceased. setting forth tia: he h.s flied hi> final ac-
count of h> administration Of the estate of -lid
deceased in this court. and thai the >aIn, has been
duly settled and allowed: that all the debts and
expenses Of administration have been duly puid
and that portion of said estate remains 10 h.,
divided among the heirs Of said far,.,.,.:s I'D
praying among other thin ~, ia. nft..r Of dir
tribution OF II" - ,., ~ sHf estate among the
persons -niIi'"ti.
Il Is o"ti"F',d; That The persons Interested in
'h" estate VI lily Myers. deceased ~. aud aI-
pea" .'cioTc the pru5ITe Cnari OF H." .-inUty ~
Cialam- Waehins;"a TcrTit"Fy si the ofii0c NJ
the Judge Of said court !. aid county on The I'D
dav of july \ y. iSSl, at 10 O'Clock = m Ii.i
and i.O., 10 show caHSa why order of di~lrlr.I-
tioIi should not he made of the residue oE ,iI g.
tate among the heirs OF the SliG d.crasrd accord
ns TO law.
1t further o''fgri that copy % this order
published Four successive Ur,'- ''rfrIf. rlr' =
day of July. y. u. iSS;. in III" WEEKf-V A...... O.
newspaper printed and published ia gli,. city a.
Port Townsend, Irii-r-os, county. ". L.
JOHN MORRIS Probate JUDGE
IN..
, 1883-07-12
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ed as equally as good" until you have
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RLUMMER 4 TERRY.
, 1883-07-12
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, 1883-07-12

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Il-lGw
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-09-28

ON hoth sides. Adal-
nonal hmnd IA on
lcft hip or aifio. ny
marx cropl'ft Range
gn h.r Mule creek A..
Ce-nnnChe o1uufy.
o. Lake City.
IS
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-09-28
WALNUT GROVE POOL

Ranch located at Walnut Grove, near the
Cimarlon river, Indian Territory. Directors:
:. Il. MAJOR, Wichita; 4. Il. WILCOX, Hutchin-
SON; MORT STRONG, Medicine Lodge.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-09-28
McGrath Bros.

Anywhere on animal.
Range Sand Greek and
blackberry Pool.
Horse brand same as
cattle on left hip.
Z . Medicine Lodge.
3-i2
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-09-28
Arther Gorham.

Brand known as hah
circle box, on both
sides. Ear mark, swa-
low fork and under slit
in both ears. Addition
al brands RI and Tx
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-09-28
James Longton.

On loft side and right
hip. Horse brand the
same on left shoulder.
Range on Cimarron.in
Meade county. p. %.
Dodge City, Kas. R
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-09-28

On left side and AK
on right side. Addi-
tional brand, cross on
left loin. Range south
of Cimarrou, Indian
Territory.
p . Medicine Lodge
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-09-28
Ewell Bro.
II. II. CAMPBELL

On left side. Ear mark
crop of OF left G.,d
underslope OF Of right.
Additional brand L.
Horsebrand seventeen
bar on left hip. Range
North Canadian. I. 7.
p. O. Camp Supply. Il
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-09-28
Brisbin Bros

Anywhere on animal
Some cattle AK bar
on either side. Horse
brand AK connected
ON right shoulder.
Range west of Medi-
cine Lodge on Medi-
cine river.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-09-28

Insley, kans. 40
Brand as on cut, with
three circleson left side
hip and thigh. Some
cattle with one circle
on left hip, and some
with circle on left hip
and side. Ear mark.
smoothe crop off both
ears. Additional brand
X w on either side. All
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-09-28
Sand Creek & blackberry Pool
John B. Elsea.

p. o. Lodi. Range in
sand Creek and Hack
berry Pool.
Other brands WIN on
right side. Horse brand
LIZ on left hip. 50
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Racing With n Tornado.
Cheyenne Leader.

From Mr.. r. Schermerhorn, Pull
man car conductor between this point
and Kansas City, who came in yes
terdsy, We CLEAN the following account
of a tornado he witnessed the evening
before last on the Kansas Pacific road:
He said the afternoon had been in
tensely sultry and hot, and as the train
bowled along he noticed heavy banks
ofclouds gathered in the north. They
grew blacker and more dense, and rolled
up in alarming proportions, obscuring
the sky. 1t grew dark very rapidly,
while along the edges OF the cloud the
lightning played its fantastic dance.
The cloud hung lower aud lower, until
il seemed almost to touch the ground.
Suddenly a murmur, which Increased
into roar, was heard, and at distance
over the prairie could be seen the terri.
BILE destroyer at work. Mr.. Schermer-
horn SAYS it was not cyclone,
as it was not funnel-shaped,
but he says it sucked every
thing in its path as ifthey were feathers.
1t was moving south and toward the
small town of Victoria, which place the
train was also approaching. But the
winds OF the tornado were so strong
that it impeded the progress of the train,
which, TO keep from being blowa from
the track, was at last compelled To com
to a stsndstill In the shelter Of a b!utf
1t was now about O'Clock and quit
dark. They could see the town in the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-22
A WATER NYMPTHs ROMANCE.
The Life Story of n BrooOklyu Girl
who Swtms Like Fish at Manhat.
ian Reach.
Nor York Morning Journal.

Ner York Morning Journal.
"There she isw exclaimed the po-
liceman on duty at the clearinghouse
of Manhattan Beach. "There she goes!
she's the chsmpionw he continued,
pointing to a medium.sized symmetri-
cal figure clad in q close-iitting bathing
DIRE IS OF blue flannel with short skirt
and trunks, bare arms and feet, and
head arrayed in a seal-skin cap, care
fully picking its way across the sands
FROM the ladies section to the surf.
"Who is she?"
~ dou't know who she is" replied
the official, "but she comes down
every day, accompanied by that young
nah you see yonder. She is also &C
companied by all elderly lady and a
gentleman, whom l take to be her
father; they always sit on the stand
and watch her while she is in the water.
She does not seem TO know any one, at
least a very few, aud never follows any
one to swim with her; indeed, there are
only few who can swim with her."
BY this time the lady hal reached
tie water, and walking in she threw
htr-elf on wave and struck out, dived
under, coming out quite a distance
away, aud then resuming a steady
stroke she swan out to the life raft,
which she mounted, and restingIy
awaited the arrival OF her escort.
"He's evidently married man," said
the policeman, "as she never takes any
notice of her except to give him or
ders."
The lady swimmer, after resting q
4 hEa To-
manning under some minutes; then she
floated and treaded water, finally swim.
ming back hand over hand. She re-