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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-02-19
STATE OF FLORIDA.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE.
PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR.

To All Whom il may Concern:
WHEREAS, 1T HAS BEEN REPORTED TO
w me that Richard White killed one George
Hudson on the 22nd cay of January A. ID. 1889 in
the conntv of Leon Florida. and thar he the said
Richard White has fled from the county.
Now, therefore, |,
FRANCIS p. FLEMING,
Governor ct the STATE OF Florida, by virtue of the
power ard authority vested an ne hv The Constitu-
lion and Laws of sad State % hereby off r rcwar
of One Hundred and I fly Doi'a's ror tie arrest
beyond til luit> OF Leon an, Gc3y,ry Of the >aid
Richard White to the S.critf Of Leon county, at
Tallahassee Florida.
III testimony WhutGf | taye hcreurto set my
hand and have caused the Grta' Seal of the
H. 5 State t. be affixed hcrcunto, at Tallahassee,
the Capitol, this thu first day Of February,
A. ID. 1852
FRANCIS p. FLEMING, Governor.
By the Governor-Attest
JoHN l. CRAWFORD, Secretary OF State.
Feb. ; 1884 W
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Why, | W. limrm.s Nelson Codnty Whishev
Preferred above An ulhtr Brands Is because il
j, The most regular and most perfect Producer.
mcon'oslably ever made. y long experience n,
the mrtulacurc OF the HARPER, the large Capt.
tai oi HE Dstiler, which enrhlcs him TO hold
MS Whlskcy until it has fully maiurrl, together
with The tact that the Whisk"y IS bought by
and shipped 10 Us direct from the Di>illlery ac-
counts for the unvarving satisfaction il has
gwen those best educated To "a fine Whiskev
JULIUS BALL Il Bro. Sole Agents, Tallahassee
Fla
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Description.

Richard White is black negro, 81 to 40 years
II. to inches high l4o To l53 los intelligent
negro though ordinary lahorer, can grow heavy
mustaclc and whiekere, though usually mus
tarhc ard goatce ab Ut y inch wide and TWO inches
loug. He Is little bow legged, think more in
rgnt leo than lett. He Was raised in Gadsden
county, his mother, father, Two brothers, two
tcr-, I've in .1rCt'ur county, ga, and has TWO
Cic~ liy NJ in jackson nniX, II. a fugi
tiV, tionl justice from Decatur county, Ga Tor y
Yeas, ana = "a r>Ca tom a Gturgit peniten-
nary inr iiic sentence tor mu -ter Get thc drop
him, ~ he - three meas ROW "a his credit.
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For sale.

fine Berkshire boar and two Berkshire sows
fifteen months old, $50 for the trio. The sows
have filters nearly three weeks old, which will
be sold at 81 each. Also good female mule,
$lo0; II strong cart for two oxen, $18; l strong
wagon for two mules, $50 all i'll good condition.
Apply at FLoRIDIAN office 1Sn
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ES.AEb zas1lAa.'nHS.

Last summer | was in bad health
feeble, with little or no appetite, unable
to attend to my business. began taking
S. S. S.-took nothing else-and in a
short time my appetite returned; gained
strength; increased nineteen pounds in
weight in less than a month, and my
health was restored. J. VI. MABEY.
AbbeNille, :. c.. Oct %, lSSS.
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PLANTATIONS.

$50 acres Of land on F X. 4 y. r. r. at Dra,
100 acres in year old LeConte pear trees. p
5000.
800 acres ? mills from town, 20 acres in Pc
Shell Pecan trees and 30 in ) year old LcCoDt. PR
trees. Price $1,000
22G0 acres mile, from Drfton ab ut .OODeys,x
and in cultivation, cotton, corn, tobacc and vegs
ne land; immense barns, good water min. eIrsn
stock farm. Price So, co..
800 acres miles south of Drittou stiff red du
land. oak, hickory AID pine timber l5Ga clara
and il cultivation. Phi e So, coo.
10 go acres in body (Which IN 'udes tie sSp
: mite, south oi Driljou, iilest body Of rieh n
cay, cotton, corn, tobacco and v,ee:able lands j
ForIda; Wouia III k the finest stock farm ana
ana IN CT tivalin. spleen I'd water MI 4 the Ger
ire whore all tie cotton : ginn4d ami corn ground
Pie, $50 C00; wiz sell hali interest al consid
cradle less rate and guarantee with absolute seer
T1y profitable result, and demonstrate 70 Ut
business nIan entire sati>ia ton that an imuax
fortune can be reasonably expected. ! 0nlI III
some capital l. develop my inter -, and wAw
10 per cent Interest on loan on above proprg
fox two TO five years. | did most successful alE
NC business; did not lose 81; did the largest nr
caDtilr business here for five years CD Ire errn
system, and collected within one-half Of "a
cent, invested in lands because | knew their u
trinsc value. Some sections lack good clay sol
Mississippi bottoms lack heaithiulness; New YOll
Lacks good Climate and California is subject n
seasons of extreme drought and is dependentupx|
irrigation. This section has SOIL climate g4|
seasons and heathfulness all combined in sud
degree as is not equalled by any other section
profess to be strictly and absolutely honest d
conscientious, and refer to anyone here Com
pondence solicited. Write for descriptive circlx
e. B. BAILEY,
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Deaf.

was the victim of the worst Catarrh
that ever heard Of | was entirely deaf
III one ear, and all the inside OF my nose,
Including part Of the bone, sloughcd oft.
No treatment benefited me, and physi-
clans said | would never b. any better.
took : : :. as last resort. and it has
entirely cured me. have been we'll four
years, ana no sign Of return Of the dread
III disease. ME~. Jo,EriiING PoIuIIL
Due West, 5. c., OCT, loes.
Swift, Specific has cured me of a ma-
ll2nant breaking out Oh my LEG, which
caused intolcrable p4iH. Ii was called
Eczema by the doctors-four Of whom
treated me with no relief candidlv con
TESS that owe my prescn' good health to
S 5 =, which in my estimation is lnvalu-
able as blood remedy.
Miss JULIA DEWITT,
1927 \. 10th ST., St. Louis, Mo.
SwIFr's SPECIFIC is entirely vegeta-
bic medicine, and is the only medicine
which has ever cured Blood Poison, Scrof-
ula, Blood Humors and kindred diseases.
Send for our Books on Blood and Skin Dis
eases, mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga
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Are important problems, The former depending
greatly on the latter Every one is familiar with
the e'lthy properties of fruit, and no one can
aford to be sick and miserable while the pleas
ant California concentrated liquid frui: remedy,
Syrup OF Figs, may be had OF our erterprising
druggists. Feb 81 m
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Too late For Last Christmas !:

Too soon fox next Christmas; large lot OF fine
Jewclry, jp~t received, at L. ". Clarks. Must
be Sold regardless Of cost.
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S.rand Excursion

Mr.. Eugene Overlorer, travelling agent for
the F. r. & n. Railway Company, has arranged
fora grand excursion from Thomasville to Tai
lahassee next Thursday. Fare 50 30 for round
trip, tickets good tor return on any train within
i've DAYS
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Any one desiring To purchase or rent dwell
III honse-tivc rooms, enc dressing room large
r'nifv, together with lo', comprising nearly half
of ci'y block, we'll imlIoycd-price moderate
(po,>ts,ion given al any t!ule) --cln dn 50 by ap-
plVng II 1910 GEo w WALKER
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NOTICE

Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT SIX MONTHS
l. after the first publication of this notice, will
apply to County Judge of Leon county Florida. for
nnal discharge administrative of the estate of
VIM P. Byrd, late of Leon county, Florida. de.
ceased. FANNIE 8 BYRD
Feb. -, 1SS96m Administratrix
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NErs, aGTt,ndy Says

That the budding, blooming, hamy spring has
come and local poets are UP with the times.
That lots of folks got mad last Thursday
their valentines were too c0mlc.
That fruit trees are in beautiful bloom in the
Tallahassee country.
That real estate is booming in the Tallahassee
Country
That the picnic season is here and young
folks are taking advantage Of it in delightful
woodland rambes
That growers are putting in large crops OF
tobacco in the Tallahassee Country.
That when the Legislature convenes in regu-
lar session they should provide tor IA Governors
Mansion.
That there will be very little excitement in
the city election to.day-only one ticket in the
field.
That everyone should see the Bohemian Girl
at Opera House tonight.
That the small boy is now busily engaged in
manufacturing kites.
That Arbor d " was observed with impressive
ceremonies in Tallahassee.
That Leon county should secure space at both
the Sub-Tropical and Spm-Tlopcal Expositons
That the truck growers of the Tallahassee
Country are keeping the local market well sup
piled with fresh vegetables
That there is quite demand in the Tallahas-
see Country for opium poppy seed.
That the FLoRIDIAN is Offering special induce
ments to land owners who wish to adyeStise their
property for sale.
That every reader OF the FLoRIDIAN should in
duce friend to subscribe
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II You want fine saddle holseS, carriage horse:
dlaught horses big horses or little horses, at eX
ira low prices, go to.
II II r. j ROBERTS & Sons.
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A good dwelling of six rooms, with kitchen
and pantry, with stable Ioom barn and 100 acres
Of land, a good cistern and well of water, all in
good order. The dwelling is in IA beautiful grove
OF oaks on high hill La!l a mile from Talqhas-
see. For further information apply to
17-tf J. T. BERNARD, Son & CO.
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.BsI~l Received.

AT the Racket Store, nice line Of dry good
and notions; also a fall line Of dress Shirts col
lars, cuff AMI hosiery
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Having taken charg" of the house known as the
Whitaker House. is now prepared to accommo-
date boarders 7tf
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Btokcn or unbrokcn, on hand Ill the year Can
be seen in Tallahassee every Saturday, and at
the Whitfield plantation during the week
January l. 1SS9-tf FRANK WELLER.
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Everything You Want.

In tue Jewelry line, just received, at
f. w. CLARK's
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$sDrci:,i notice.

From and after thi, date no local reading
notices will be inserted in the FLORIDIAN for
less than ten cents line. This docs not affect
rates already established Tor such notices, where
parties keep standing display advertisement in
our cOl0uuS If
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NJ ALL LETTINGS
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Posi- OFFICE DrPAKTMENT.
WAsHI<GTON, d. {, Feb !, ls>9

Proposals viii be received a, the Contract Office
OF this Department until F. ". Of Apr. 10, $50
for carryin. the mails Of thc United Safes upon
the routes anl according t. the schedule Of arrival
and departure specified by the Department, in the
State of Florida from July /, 1883, to June 80, 1892
Lists of routes, with schedules OF arrivals and de-
parturcs instructions to bidders with forms, for
contracts and bonds, and all other necessary infor-
nation, will be furnished upon application to the
Second Assistant Postmaster General.
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FOR SALE!
PLANTATIONS IN JEFFpps.
COUNTY, FLORIDA.
Monticello City Lots, LeConte Pear T,..

| have 100 beautiful residence los within -.
corporate limits, am offering at big b.rgae S' :
Have recently had 100 acres within ) m;,-
walk ofboth dcpols sury' yed into III lots ~ {
rious sizr, each fronting on 90 foo. Sire. !,
offer at 500 to $500 according to location. 4OS.
in this body. I sill sell = or = interest to :.
ner who will advertise and Ee!p sell it in =.
tracts, at a tremendous bargain.
PEAR TREEs.-I have the finest nursery Of IA,
3 year old LeConte Pear Trees in I'm rica "a, 4
cheap T o. r. cars.
PEAR GROVES ares opposite both den
trees ten years old and paid 20 pr cent on In
last season can reasonably expect 10 Der cert !.
$4,000 next season; immensely valuable aside "a
value of trees. Price 5000. > acre grove a0 =
from this grove, immensely valuable as cror, : :
for residence lots. Price 5000 100 feet sors.,
eli her lot for : | 900
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Best Gre Ill Cheese
DAMON & SoN's.
Anything

Anything
in the line OF house! furnishings, can b. ha>, at The
Racket Store, c1eaf.
A man who has practiced ne dicine iOr 40 years
ought to know salt from sugar; read what he
says:
TOLEDO, O., jim. 10, 1881
Messrs. f. j Cheney < Co.-Gcntlemcn i
have been in the general practice Of medicine
Tor most 40 years, and would say that in all my
practice and experience, have never seen prepa-
ration tha; could prescribe with as much conf
dcnce of success as | can Halls Calarrh Cure,
manufactured by you. Have prescribed it "A
great many times and its effect is wonderful,
and would say in conclusion thai have vet to
find case OF Catarrh that it would not cure, if
they would take it according to directions
Yours truly
l.. L. GORSUCH, NJ D.,
Office, 215 Summit ST.
We will give 500 ler any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured with Halls Catarrh Cure Taken
internally.
F. j. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo, O.
eB Sold by Druggists 75c Feb - m
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This powder never varies. ! marvel Of parity
strength and wholesumeness. More economical
than the ordin ny Kinds, and ctnnO' he sold in com
petition with ac ,uNitiiudc III low test short
weight alum ." pho> plat powders. sofa or y IN
cans. ROYAL }A6'nG 'owDEK Co, 100 y all ST, \ Y
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THE KISMET LAND AND IMPROVEMENT CT

ORGANIZED 1883
SOL HAAS. President Richmond Va
W. w DAVIES. Vice President, Jacksonville Fla
X. ID. CARPENTER, Sec. and Treas. Richmond Va
Capital Stock. ...................$ 5000OOO
Subscri bed ........... .......... 40 600 90
Paid AZ 595 90
Liabilities none
Feb 49, 1SS9-3t
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PriYare lROarh

AT Mrs f. W. Candles, on Calhoun street.
&c
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LADIES. READ THIS!
Stamping and Embroidery Done to Order.

Stamping and Embroidery Done to Order.
do the largest and most reliable Stamping business
in Gcorgir also do Embroidery, ana my taste
can be defended on to select cologs and material
for given designs. invite your patronage keep
up with the lalest designs by the best Designers III
America My supply II ne" patterns now on hani
number over three thousand. My charges are less
than they 10 the same lpg in Atlanta or Columbus.
On all orders sent me before the first day Of
March, 1850, VIII pay the express charges both
rayS THIS OFF is given Il Al induccmcnt to You
t. give trial.
| am ,onfGtn; that my work cannot he improved
on. Address, Mss ANNIE PICKETT, (Gran-
bery's corner,) Amcrcus Ga.
H'Or Sale
An Eieht-lIorsc Portable Engine, mounted
on wheels, in good working ORDER Having re
placed il with Il larger one, will sell on easy
terms Apply to JOIN BRADFORD,
Bradtordvilc, Fla.
December 4, 1888 10 Il
Best Cream Butter.
ID ANON & SO%fS
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in The line Of house furnishings can b. ha, at tc
Racket Store, chcap.
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Big Assortment,
New Jewelry, at E. W. CLARK's.
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k>arhy'- Celebrated
l'nNlI MOVES

Candy can be found AT DAMON 4 Son.
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A man who has lracticed n, dicine lor 40 years
ought 10 know salt bom sugar; read what he
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FOR SALE.

Feb. II. 1SS9--2
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Feb. u. 1SS9--6W
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H'or sale.
Cream Butter,


Damon 4 Son =.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-18

Graham. George Shildrup, Walter
Hunter; fireman. Thomas Gelligan;
Patrick Nanny, Patrick Connor. P. E
Wheeland, John Darlington. NJ. KehlOr;
coal passers, }. A. Horn, William Coils,
Henry Mahan. Edward Sharpless, g. II.
Ross, Patrick Sullivan, John Welch,
Charles Albert; porter, William john
son: pantryman, E. Ward; chief cook,
Emil Wenzel; second cook, James Kew
ley; waiter, j. Monaghan; baker. Fred
Norman: mess boys, b. Bernhold. 4.
H. Carlson: seamen, w. Alfred john
son, Andy Nelson. r. Jewell, W. Dem
ney, j. Roscoe, w. Norris. Theodore
Frold and three stOw-aways, whose
names are unknown, making total or
forty-seven persons. Thirty remain yet
UNACCOUNTED FOR,
whose fate is unknown at present. The
tug Vigilante, after picking up those
mentioned. cruised about the scene OF
the disaster for over twelve hours, but
saw no signs of the others. At the
time the vessel foundered a fearful
storm prevailed. and the rain descended
in torrents. There is scarcely any hope
that the other part of the crew escaped.
Efforts are being made to find them or
ascertain their fate. The United States
lighthouse tender ManZanita, now on
the southern coast, is cruising about
looking for the survivors, if any.
Cape Blanco is about two hum
dred miles south of the mouth
of the Columbia river on the coast Of
Oregon. and is only short distance
from the north port of Cape Oxford.
As near as can be ascertained, the dis
aster occurred about eighteen miles OFF
the cape. The tug Vigilante saw num-
bers of rockets from the Alaskan a
short time before the vessel founiered,
and Capt. Howse says he saw the tug
lights quite plainly. but the vessel was
some distance away and could render
The Vigilante brought the survivors up
to the mouth of the Columbia, and
waited until the ocean steamer Column
bia came along and then transferred the
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Presented With a Flag.

Special to the Globe.
FAR1BAULT, May 17.-Last evening
the annual inspection of Company B,
Second regiment, NJ. N. g., took place
at the armory and was conducted by
Inspector General G. F. Schoeffel and
Col. Bobleter, of the Second regiment,
Lieut.. A. T. Abbott, u. S. A., being
present. There were forty-seven men
In line and the company passed fine
inspection. After the inspection the
guards we're treated to pleasant sur
prise, being presented with beautiful
silk flag by their young lady friends,
represented by Misses Belle Straub,
E. J. Carpenter, Bernice Par
shall and Sadie Kneeland. The
presentation address was made by
Bishop Whipple. in which he Spoke very
highly of the citizen soldiers. The
fiae was large stand of national colors
Of Silk. trimmed with heavy gold fringes
cord and tassels. Capt. Whitney of
Company B. responded briefly accepting
the beautiful gift and thanking the
more beautiful donors for the same.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-18
Her Husband Stands BY and
Sees That the Job Is
Well Done.
By Speeches, Music, Parades.
Dancing, Games and
Feasting,
The Anniversary Of Norwe-
gian Independence Was
Observed.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
MASON CITY, To-. May IT, The
usually quiet village of Garner has been
in high excitement to-day over the
Feaster-Cornish episode of last night.
The parties are the most prominent So
ciety people of the city, and are both
held in very high esteem. 1t appears
that during the past few days Eugene
Cornish has been speaking rather too
freely in regard to the chastity of Mrs.
Jacob Feaster. The words that Cornish
uttered came to Mrs. Feaster's hear
ing, and she, feeling keenly the
insult, was urged on by her
husband to make proper settlement with
her assailant. Last night man and
wife, the latter carrying a large black
snake, made for COrnish's residence,
but chanced to meet him in front of the
postoffice. She pulled the blacksnake
from under her cloak, where it was
concealed. and with powerful force
lashed it around his face, cutting it
badly and causing the blood to gush
from the wounds. She struck him sew
eral times before he could get out OF her
reach. No arrests have been made, but
the trouble is yet far from being set
tied.
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THE HEAVENS BURST,
And Pour Forth Torrents Upon
Kansas City and Kansas
State.
Pavements Ripped Up, Houses
Flooded and Other Mis-
chief Done.
The Captain Of the Alaskan
Tells the Story Of the
Disaster.
Three LabOrerS Drowned in a
Sewer Tunnel at Mil
Waukee.

OKANsAs CITY, May 1.-THE worst
thunder and rain storm experienced
here in three years ragged all day long.
Four houses were struck by lightning,
and in some portions of the city the
block pavementS were washed away.
Big washouts are reported in the roads
centering here. The Union Pacific
Denver express was delayed six hours
by washOut thirty miles west.
To.night's reports regarding tO-day's
storm indicate that it was more serious
than at first thonght. The railroads are
the chief sufferers. Two spans of the
Rush creek bridge on the Chicago, Mil
waukee & st. Paul road, near Liberty,
No., were washed away, and trains be-
tween Kansas City and Chillicothe have
been abandoned. The bridge is 200 feet
long and so feet high, and it will take
a day or two to repair it. The
Kansas City, st. Joseph & Council
Bluffs tracks are submerged twelve
inches for long distance near Park
vile. The Hannibal tracks are also
under water near Liberty. and the Rock
hour there by to-day's rain. The pass
engers and trainmen had to get off and
wade knee-deep to clear the track. All
east-bound Rock Island trains go from
Kansas City, via st. Joseph, to
Cameron. The Union Pacific is badly
damaged near Manhattan, Kan. where
the Kaw river is thirteen feet above low
water mark. 1t is feared that when the
rise reaches Kansas City it will flood
the West bottoms. The Missouri Pa
cific is badly demoralized in all direc-
tiOns, and its trains are from two to
four hours late. Several bad wash0uts
are reported between here and Lit
tie Blue, and some small trestles
are in danger. The evening trains
were sent out almost on time by all the
roads. but they all expect to have hard
time getting through to their destlna-
tions. In this city the Eighteenth Street
cable line was stopped six hours on ac-
of the Tenth street line was so badly
flooded that the water had to be pumped
out of the boiler room for several hours
to keep the machinery in operation.
The Twelfth street line stopped for
over an hour on account of the
water flooding the conduits in the
loop at the eastern city limits.
Between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets for distance of two blocks in
the eastern part of the city the entire
surface is under water. The floors OF
nearly all the dwellings in that terri
tory are submerged, causing great in
convenience. In Kansas City, Kan., it
is estimated that $4,000 worth of dam
age has been done. In Armourdale a
number of cottages were flooded, while
on Split Log creek there is an area OF
ten acres that is now lake from five to
twenty feet deep. The house of NJ.
Hisler was flooded to the ceiling, and
the family was rescued with difficulty.