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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-10-09
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

Ez.szE ss o ~
IL Tho Queen OF England makes her
own ten when travelling. ~
In the Paroe islands there ia q
superstition that seals cast OF their
skins every ninth month and assume
the human shape. .u....,
The English language is spreading.
Most of the large cities OF Europe and
many small ones now have their En-
glish newspaper. 49,
The Japanese are learning to eat
meat In 1884 only 80, OC0 head Of cat
tie were slaughtered in all Japan. In
1885 the number increased to 16,OO0;
in 1885. to 1870, 800; in 1888. to 200, 900.
I'm some OF the towns in Ireland
there are plenty OF people who never
know what it is to eat as much as sat-
isles their appetites. These are chiefly
growing boys who do little jobs and
hang around the outskirts OF the cities.
The King and Queen of Greece
have seven children, the youngest q
year old. The Princess Alexandra Is
a pretty girl OF nineteen. The Queen
is fond OF American literature, takes
all the magazines, and adores the
works of Hawthorne All the chill
dren speak French, Greek and Rus
sian.
Irrigation is conducted on large
scale in Japan, and dates from long
before the Christian era The irriga-
ton works are massive and costly, and
from distance look like double-track
railways. These are the large reser-
voils and main bitches. besides which
mountain streams are utilized in the
usual manner.
There is in England an organha-
ton called the League OF the Thin
ble," whose badge is q pair of tiny
scissors, a thimble and a threaded
needle. 1t is a society OF gentlewomen
who make it their object to help poor
needle.women to get work. The
Princess of Wales and also the Princess
Christian are greatly interested in the
society.
The Breton peasants make all
their butter from sour milk. lhe milk,
as drawn from the COW, is emptied into
a large earthenware jar. and above
to remain, in the summer, till it ie
sour. In winter it is continually
warmed at a moderate fire till it has
turned. The whole contents of these
ars are emptied into a ehurn worked
oy hand Or horse gear. The butter
from this. If properly handled. is as
sweet as that made from cream in the
usual manner.
| 1t was asserted, as one OF the many
objections raised against the Eiffe
tower, that the oscillations at the sum.
NIT would, under certain unfavorable
conditions, be dangerous; it is. there.
fore, satisfactory to record that, with
the highest wind velocities yet OBJ
served, the movement at the summit
Of the tower is hardly appreeiable. L
is also worthy of note that, according
10 recent letter, the tower has had 9
chance to prove itself Of practica
value. A barge having become dis
abled on the Seine by night. the elee
trie light was turned on the river, and
the sailors were enabled to save botl
themselves and the cargo
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-10-09
a. VAIN SACRIFICE.
A vie, Mt length, old Blimhor TOOK,
AUD, very oddly. we'd his cook.


wife, Mt length, old Blimhor TOOK, 4
And, very Oddly, we'd his cook.
b I'm Der was quite an epicure. "
Naught but the best would he endure;
AND having wealth, could we'll afford
TO give carte blanche to spread his board
TO Kate, The cleverest in her line.
All! twas treat with h m to dine,
And Kate had been for years with him,
And knew his palate's every whim.
sne day she said: II really grieve
20 tel you, sir, that must leave"
Leave mc9 Why why-this must not bet
ust think how long you've been With mo-"
But in month" Kate slyly said,
ma ~ 10 your coaohman, Ned;
and. with our savings, la d away,
We're going to open cafe"
Nd Bllmber. with smothered swear,
Doubled her wages then and there;
BCs she WAS firm to be u wife
Shed not be ngle NIL her lifel
inspired nv stomach, not by heart.
Wrought struck 81 mber: Lets not part
IN dinners none could suit me So
Come, marry me, and let Ned go,''
20, do you mean tt Is it true?
or course I'd rather marry your
II menn it, yes. Your answer speak,
Wen tie the knot within u week."
Twas cone Behold our epcurc,
His union to his cook made sure!
But wasn't he Il spendthr tt sinner
To give himself up for his dinner2
Next day (no marriage tour they too',)
Said Kate: "Sir, we must hire a cooE!'
"A cook! you ioEe:' did 81 mber roar;
"What DO you think wed yo9 for?"
That's your lockout, my dear" said she,
But know. a cook no more ri bet
You have Of me q lady made,
So kitchen work with me is 'playedr
George B:rdseye in Goodall's Sun.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-21

A bill 10 he entitled IAN Act to Prevent Frauds In
Elections, aud To Provide for the Registration
Of Voters under Certain circumstances"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-21

NV NUHh. Jan. 80 Capt Ryan. OF
toe Twenty dr,, police precinct, today r..
cci,ci the following lcitcr
"Cspt Ryan Do you think that Jack
tho Ripper b. Boz England be- Be- not I
am right hofc, and expect 90 Mn s1mc.
body NF Thursday next, uuj su .ct uIiy
ilr mn with Your pistols. lu, ] have u
n'in Chat hH done m0w Than yuur pIl-
Cole. The unNt thing yUu will hratoi some
women dead, lour truly,
JtDk rur Rprra'
Tie writing was bad.
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RUPTURE CURED.
Or. z. NOBLE.

Frcciaiid In No tufs q Rupture and al Forms q
hr1rir nirrases Male Or fulnale
prrrt HN CuREp WITHOUT THE KNIFE Oi
~ lIHisu"' o. busincss BY The hsdicatui
t"'t lNd Truss ard oflce frysiment
Too NI.'atct " Womcn A. Al their inruis nivt
i..rl no stugi and peruaueut cure
...fF ltdftoe'H aud NarinN7clr. aad at iufft
ui ..HI Diseases cufe1 IN thof. Time rilftui Il
tI.H. .HH| Hko rufrs msdo nud hlitl CAL
i.I ..Is Ua aiiH.s ~ Cures made loo il' riii,
,H.,r. -. 90 JLFIEftsoN EthEEE
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on aDrouut ~ their Inability io Jiecst food.
will ind most marvellous hood and remedy
iu SoHtrF Emulsion ul puu cod liver UI
with ilypuphUsphitct VERY plianhlo 900
easily d.gcsirl uf = W tuhrn. of Waco.
ICNls uys ~ have u,Od YOUR Emulsion iu
iuanLe wasting with good insults 10 mot
only RESTORES wasted urucs. hut give.
strength ana increases thg appetite. am
glad tousc such r1lilhiu article
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10 million, pleasing thc.r palntr' anil cleans
ing their systems arousius thclrIl,cr Kid.
ucys Stomach, anl loW,l. 90 healthy ac.
u,iiy Such s ihc mission oI thr famous
california liquid fru.tumcly syrurof Flss
Iur salg Zoo 5l g,uia anI $500 bottles.
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Memphis Grocery Co.

Muruus Tenn. January p issa
A. meeting nj the Directory, held this day. a
cash di,ii,ld of p.r cent Wa declared ont II
ihc u,t earnings IT tLo past sN months Payable
un demand
JNo. = rpRiNGToN. scc'y AMI rrcas
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-21

lrft Dus SHIRTS a speciality Finish
equal io new. Memphis Steam Laundry.
~ SECOND s,vOt branch Office, 81
Main street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-21

Two car loads II Middle Tennessee
mules. alao ocur loads u No. Missouri
mules. Tor sale by n. u. Clarke & Co, coz.
ncr VI Thru and Union STREETS.
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Executors Sale.

As rNrrUrnR UNDER TUr Will or TnF
~ estate ui tho lac NHff.o Jackson. . will. hy
UUiuf Ui IFH i'Utat' tuuT. 20 hplUy COUNTY, make
o. falr at puhlIe Huriiou i.f cash hfbfo Hs.lrHtnt
of diamonds 90 tnr NrI NII"H ans md. rfl'Y H.f Hs
nisnH LARGE l1t of rNtr sTFr.ga 0i nHius' vrsrnf
HVTHrl Cd. tNc beet qualify. The sale will ia.c
UIHHU 900
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The Teacher

Who advised her pupils to strengthen
their minds by the use Of Ayers Sar-
saparilla, appreciated the truth that
bodily health is essential to mental
vigor For persons Of delicate and feeble
constitutions whether young or old, this
medicine Is remarkably beneficial. DO
sure you get Ayers sarsaparilla.
Every spring and fall take num-
Der OF bottles Of Ayers Sarsaparilla, and
am greatly benefited. 49, Mrs. James III.
Eastman, Stoneham, Mass.
Il have taken Ayers Sarsaparllla
with great benefit 10 my general health"
- Miss Thifla J.. Crerar, Palmyra, Md.
my daughter, twelve years OF age,
has suffered for the nast wear from
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ust Sol Coleman's lo.ko cachou.
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KINGSLAND D.


SAk eA1Nh 1hRAh It ~ AAlt
cight mile ru.t ui thH riN uu Poplar boulevard
kiNbaIANuls 70 beautiful btuNu. three yran,
old lli. hands high
rf1sUrf=il luuC grna n brother ni Harold.
tho siU ui Maud n ani -t luliruI and by t.ys.
diUk.s tihwhIglnuiau, thv slic I'd iuftY triirr uf
rUrluls uf 4. nr better It's nrt dAm. N,ssIg hy
Niur Master. wHnri - tcUunt dam Daisy by
MafrVta. be- ly ,hidu iiuuili. De- hy Imported
NutvW.Iu uutul Maria West, ihH dam " the noted
mrr tHrar NaruUf Hul Nareart Wood. SOW
of iir urlIsh turf GOT ui kiug William ia,urtc
uhu tlHur De- llt
tcaHH s1 with return pfidcscl. puc whcu
FHHfIfIs F#ftf"F.N
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nME DENTON wARrHFN.
ur LONDON,
Professor Of Noi,c 1uiturc pnrc italian
mstbDd 90 VINE narchcsi aud
AFHnaf fHfrI.
MINOR UITrIn

lur 'CmS rir, apply at Room 30 Gay.
u1 Hotel daily ato b. or at T.. Wiymnnn
& Co., 80 Second s.rcci. daily iltols.
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NICHOLAS.

4 nnc ili hands li sex JACK. Give ycan old
tDf.Hn coo with rtufu ftlIIlrsrl hfr when
HrTF|HHa nUuhrnil Mar THstUuHl while Hrriur
81 a. Irf month Dow ursgf Information ad Iuss
q e. rERkiN-. Dr., Nhlio station, TOM
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-09-20
Padding the Instcn.

a iady, who was crossing Fourteenth
street, In taking particular care that
her skirts were not soiled by contact
with the mud, exposed to view foos
which mt FIRST glance seemed to be
beautifully formed. It was noticeable,
however, that the beauty lasted only
while the person was in motion. When
she remained standing her feet looked
as If there were lunches, like bunions,
on the instep. The writer mentioned
his observations in the family circle,
and was promptly informed by FEM
mime relative that the feet which had
attracted his attention had been GOV.
cred by u shoe with padded instep.
He was Also told that all ladies like to
have high instep; that it is consid-
cred almost a requisite Of beauty.
In order to ascelt,in how such fic-
titious amendments to the works of
nature wers accomplished, and how
generally the practice of padding in
steps was carried on, visit of inquiry
all she knew about It. '"of ttourse, MI
ladies like to have high instep," she
said. "and we can and do furnish them
to the order of those to whom nature
has given fat. ungainly foot How
is it done? Simply enough, assure
you. When lady has her foot meas
ured for pair of shoes allowance is
made for certain amount of fullness
across the instep, and n high, upward
and very stiff curve is made between
the heel and the ball Of the foot, tho
heel being made high md set we'll for.
wafd. A little pad of double thickness
of sheepskin, between which is stuff
ing of felt or cotton. is then placed on
the instep, the shoe is drawn on over it,
and when it is buttoned the wearer has
as high an instep az she could wish for
A year or 50 ago we had many calls for
shoes made in this way, but lately the
rage for them has considerably moder-
Grated "LNep York Times.
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A Chemical Experiment.

One Of tie kindest-hearted OF men
was the late Isaac T. Hopper, of Boss
ton, a member of the Society of Friends
His fondness for practical chemistry is
illustrated by the following anecdote ::
When he met boy with dirty face
and hands, he would stop him and in
quire if he ever studied chemistry. The
boy, with wondering stare, would an
swef no.
"Well, then" said F friend Hopper, II
will teach thee how to perform q curl
GUS chemical experiment: Go home,
take a piece of soap, put it in water,
and rub it briskly upon thy hands and
face. Thee has no idea what a beauti-
full froth it will make, and how much
better thy skin will be, That q chem
lcal experiment. 1 advise thee to &c
home and make it.
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A BOGUS BANK.

Daring Fraud, Involving PenpsyE
vaninns, In Lynchburg Va
A daring bank fraud has been unearthei
in Lynchburg, Va. In December last Judge
Latham, of the Corporation Court, granted
a charter to certain people to conduct the
american Insurance and Banking Com
pany," capital 100000. In january busi'
ness was begun, with X. M. Brown, OF
Lyncbburg, president; C: G. WeIliner, sec
retary, aud treasurer; the two mentioned.
ner. Lock Haven, Pa, and II. j. Browrs
Flernington, Pa, board Of directors.
A lively business was car; led on until re-
Gently, when the Commonwealth Attorney
secured sufficient evidence TO induce the
grand Jury to find indictments against Brown
and Welliner for fraud, when the officers
went to serve warrants on the indicted par.
ties, IL was found they had skipped.
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Forgiven.

A very busy Chicago banker was to
be married to an Omaha girl. The
day came, but the groom did not ma
terialize, and OF nine q. m. this telegram
was received:
"For Heavens sake tell lis what is
the matter. This is your wedding day,
and the hour approaches.
He was scared half out of his wits,
and bounced around like hen with her
head cut off Then he rushed to the
telegraph Office and sent this answer:
Thought had three days of grace.
Don't let it go to protest. Coming on
the next train"
The wedding was late, but it was q
merry one, and all was forgiven.
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Chinese CuStOme.

tl"'s- y canton, China, some csc, 900 peo-
pie live continually upon boats, and
many never step foot on shore from
one years end to the other. The young
children have habit of continually
falling overheard, and thus cause "
great deal of trouble in effecting res
cue, while in many instances this is i'm
possible and child is drowned. China
is ON over-populated country, and the
Chinese have profited by this drowning
proclivity in reducing the surplus popu-
lation. They attach floats to the male
children so that they can be fshed out
when they tumble into the river. The
females are without such protection,
and are usually left to drown.
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sUEcssrasr.
. DY AyrsoaAY.

I . RI. ~
us strange how the turbulent. rushing ,tao
M, my my swayed our destinies long AGO
1naning al other things aside
r.,9 .v9n nave grown so silent and calm and eIoxx
puguIu ne IN our hearts like a torpid snake
anu neither heart tutter nor hopeless breek.
YVES II iove or passion2 often ask
,,sMysct, nsT1 cit herr all alone.
TOT mel her OF us has worn mask.
~ ana nettber OF us has turned TO stone
~ sigh for the dream of that other day
hno what we have lost I'm this STRANGE sad wav
Pnssion or love-I care not what t
ihe world may oall it--fckle or true
z AZ you remember, or even II not.
Lie never can give what lost with van.
MY fatth I'm constancy, honor end ,rntb
mas died with hopo and a blighted youth.
wonder. II either should die tou night
leaving tho other alone and still
Al some little touch of rem menlbrnDce r,iohe
Stir the living heart with sudden thriII. .
~ ~ swnken som, dream from the buried mas,
VI o'ins recognition OF love at last.
wonderi But no. it eau never be: =.
nave searched your eyes for the truth for
They have told no story Of love for mo
A"u mine own havc grown dim With uusbc<,
y =. tears. S'' Nn'noo
and 20 know potit. .yaa are true.
49, 4{uM n y 9tlu y0yQ YOU. zsl-Ss
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Politics and the Current News Of the Day. 3
RXRMB'ElR 20. 1889.


IN vu0 same DfeAtns - - ~
eyes. He demanded money, aud Gar
land handed him quantity of English
bank-notes, and telling him that he had
had to do the fatal deed, hurried him
ont OF the window, scarcely a moment
before Mr.. Edgar appeared"
f"And the willP" demanded the law
yer.
II know nothing about it." replied
Oracle. "As it has been stolen, sup
pose it was among the papers which
Garland carried"
She paused, and for an instant an
ominous silence fell upon the group, to
be broken at last by the lawyers ex-
claiming:
'"oh, Oracle, my childl Why did you
not speak Mt once?"
IL believed Nicholas Garland to be
my father" she said, firmly, "and would
you expect daughter to send her father
to the scaffold?"
Lawyer Edgar looked at Detective
Bancker, and aa--tl.>--a-~~s----.--
..-----.-,.v---vr..,ng1i the odds
are against US, we must set TO work unri
90 the best we can with tho light we
nave. The body of the man Garland
has been taken to the morgue. The
sooner Oracle Identifies it, the better.
At the words the poor girl recoiIcd
with Il low cry.
Must look upon him again ?" she
faltcred.
::"Oh, yes" replied Mr.. Bancker, in
his most business-like way. at is alb
soiutely indispensable that you should
establish his identity. Besides, YOU
must be present when any papers that
may have been upon his body are ex-
-l. fro DE Continued
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NUMBER 3s.
ITHRHE HUNDRED KILLED,
Terrible Dynamite Explosion
in Antwerp. -.
"A Thousand Persons Injured-Hun-
dreds of Casks of OIL In Flam s.
The Shipping Endangered by

the Confiagration.
Two hundred persons were killed and Ave
hundred moro or less injured by an explo-
sion OF dynamite I'm a cartridge factory i'm
the vicinity OF the Bourse, in Antwerp. That
ouading was set on fire by blazing timbers
hurled against it by the explosion, and
panic prevailed in that section OF tho city.
Hundreds ofmen aud women were engag-
ei in a long, low building br aking up old
cartridges when an explosion occurred
among pile Of cartridges, which in turn ex-
plofed lot ot dynamite. Thous inds of dead
y m ss,les hsw IN every direction. The
tiunu nunareas OF feet away from tho srot Por
lions OF girls body were found two hun
ridge factory. - ''e 'ar1-
The fire caused by the exp 'osion DESTROYED
wnae renamed OF the factory and burned
tary were ordered out to check tho manic amd
prevent pillaging. After several la rye LuiId-
ings had been destroyed, tue flames caught
the great Russian oil tanks, and in a few mo.
mehts eighty thousand barrels of oil were
aolaz'. Moro explosions occurred. and The
hatneS continu ID to sweet 10 the docks. and
soon several large vessels were burning Tb,
loss VIII lie many millions OF francs. Tho
tho .uSe dnnS factory was sitnated In the rear of
IN boxes were being loaded at the time. hs
the fire exp oded these cartridges tho frn.
men were compelled to run for their lives
and many of them were wounded
Inc latest estimate is that there are 300
dead and 900 inj Ired. Tn, explosions con.
tlnue; AT the American docks all the ships
nave been saved, owing to the favorable di-
rectton OF the wind. Tho stained windows
OF the Cathedral are smashed, and it ia fearsd-
tnat the steeple viii tsaA15ffrs Tbs dock sheds
aud Hydraulic cranes are gratey damaged.
Tue soldiers OF the garrison and large num-
Dor OF citizens are assisting the firmen Many
are dropping from sufocation. Tho scenes
mt the hospitals are heartrending King Leo
old has sent a telegram expressing sympa-
thy and asking for particulars. The people
are incensed ut the Deputation Perm ate for
allowing work to continue In tho car ,riixe
factory which had been condemned
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Thank Godl Thank God =

y I. .
"Ah!" she exclaimed, seJr,.,
But my mother! SheSis living; why
should she not inherit her share?"
"That is a mystery which I have not
yet been able to probe. All that I
know is that she Is not mentioned IN
the will. Every penny is left uncondi-
tionally TO you"
Little Gracie walked slowly to the
window and for few moments stood
looking down into the quiet, sunny
street, lost in the deepest thought.
Suddenly she turned, asking;
Is Mr.. Bancker still in the house, II
so, please call him; have something
to soy TO you both"
The detective having been quickly
summoned to the little parlor, Oracle
continued:
MY good friends, until the present
moment my lips have been scaled con-
corning the past. ] see nowt that must
speak in justice TO you both, and assist
yon all I can. On the.osthtat that my
poor father was murdered, murdered
by the nlan whom, from early childhood
! had been tanght 70 regard as my
father-I was irs tho adjoining room
with the nurse, Waiting my chance TO
go TO my father, AS requested by Mr..
Edgnr. We had both partaken Of tho
drugged tea, she having taken more
than !, and half dAEed ffom the effects
of the drug, / was UPON my knees be-
hind her chair tryink TO wake her, when
Nicholas Garland en- iered by the win
dow, and stealthily c stored my fathers
chamber. A few moments later came
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INVENTOR EDISON is quoted as say
ing that he would give all his fame to
be rid Of his deafness.
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AN ounce of silver may now be pur-
chased in England for ALI pence, the
lowest price Of the present century.
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devoted to Agriculture Horticulture Domestic Economy Po

: Not at present. We are working ont
a dense mystery aud have too much at
stake to be interferefl with. Il will cali
upon you later. Good.day."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-02
MEXICO'S CYCLONE.
Great Damage on the Coast and In the
Interior.

CRY OF MEXICO, Oct. 1.-The destructive
coast cyclone that caused the great loss to
shipping along the Atlantic seaboard, switched
into the gulf and dashed the coast of Cam
peachy as it was never dashed before. The re-
ports Of the great storm have been slow in
reaching news centers, owing to the fact that
telegraph lines connecting with the peninsula
have been FRUSTRATED and the news was brought
to Vera Cruz by sailing vessel. What damage
1t has done outside Of Isla Del Carmen is not
known, but il it has been as destructive as it
was then there can be but little shipping left.
The hurricane was SO strong in the city of
Carmen that it pulled trees up by their roots
and deposited them upon houses which
THEY CRUSHED LIKE EGG SHELLS.
The inhabitants were terrified and missiles of
all kinds were flying about the streets, knock
ing in windows. destroying vegetation and
keeping the people from seeking safety in the
open air. The scene among the-sailors in en-
deavoring to save their vessels was in some in
stances grand and in others heartrending
Vessel after vessel was driven ashore. An in
ventory OF the number Of craft that are COM
plete wrecks gives an exact idea of the de-
structiveness of the storm. Twelve foreign
others partially sui Emerged and still others with
and twenty schooners and many
smaller craft complete the list in Carmen har-
Dor. The number of lives lost still remains I'M
told. 1t is expected that the government re-
port OF the great storm will soon be published,
furnishing the only authentic news which will
ever be obtainable of the work Of the hurri-
cane.