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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
OHIO eRgVlTlEs.

A dinner Of lettuce and u handful OF
full.blown p0nsies have been pluckod
from n garden near WollByille, within u
week.
Phillip Miller, postmaster at Canal
Dover died OF Bright's disease, He was
appointed under Tho Cleveland admins
tration.
William Clark, an old resident OF san.
dusky, is mystcriuusly missing, and his
relatives and friends fear that ho has
been foully dealt with,
Calvin Frnllc, aged 90, was run over
and killed by train on the Ohio Central
rallroud last night His brother met u
similar fate here three years ngo,
Barney Pieber, driver lor Ketlcf q
Ruscho, Cincinnati, the duiryncn on
Reading road, was instantly killed by
being run over by his own wagon
AZ Nicholasvillo, late last night,
Charles Calhoun, n school teacher, Crim-
inally assaulted Mary Jackson, aged III.
Threats Of lynching are freely made
Peter Wagner. n fairly wcllto.do man,
living In the eastern part OF Middlctown,
near Cincinnati, committed suicide by
hanging himself in stable on his prem
Bes,
Dick Wright, the famous trotter, well
known all over Ohio, formerly owned In
Springfield, has been sold TO p. ~ Bar.
mum and taken TO England 10 join his
circus.
The grocery firm Of Phillips & Bush
field, OF MI. Vernon, mndo nn assign.
ment for the benefit of creditors 10 David
Z. Ewing Liabilities, 1900, with as
sets placed AT 81, 400.
A gloom has been cast over tho friends
I Of Mrs, w. V. Marquis, wife of the con-
testant for the lieutenant governorship
by the announcement of her dangerous
illness at her home IN Bellelontaine,
Rev, Dr George X, Morris, pastor Of
81. Paul Methodist Episcopal church In
Philadelphia, has accepted the call OK
tended by So, Paul church IN Cincinnati,
and viii start for his new field OF work
about Jan. 10.
William Edwards. q mulatto, for cut.
ting William Newding Christmas eve,
was held In the sum of Sl0O for appear
anco before the grand Jury. Being una
BILE TO furnish the required bail he was
imprisoned nj Circlevile
Joseph Klinefelter, living south Of
Marion has a COW which few days Ogo
gave birth 10 three perfectly developed
and well-formed calves. which were all
born alive, but shortly after two OF them
dol, and one is still living.
Fat McGovern, q section boss on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, WINS dis
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
pevILIsH pLoT At GAINESVILLE.
A General Jail Delivery Ml'eargie' by one
Of Ihn prIAnnnra GINlnr the hnhn AMnY.

A General Jail Delivery Mlsearries by one
Of tho Prisoners Giving the SNAP Away
ZAHEsvILLE, Dec GA plot was dis
covered Of ten prisoners In jail 10 murder
the jailcr and escape with outside aSalot-
anoe. They were already able 70 reach
tho corridor and intended ~ kill tho
inilor ~ no entered. A prisoner gave
the schemes away, The leaders OF the
plot were Murray Emhroy, Charles
Stanley. James Singleton, burglars Ed
win Snurr, jailed for incest living
Coulter, the Dresden murderer, had
sawed the bolt oil OF Embrey's cell door,
80 no could step out and release tho
others A stoel spring saw was the tool.
A club had been furnished them from
tho outside with whiih 10 brain tho
iailCr, son Of Sheriff Bolin, The jail 10
securely built They had all saved up
provisions and had them packed In their
oyercont pockets, evidently intending 10
take 10 the woods. They had written
insulting letters 10 leave behind. Alter
the discovery prisoner named Quiglcy,
who wOa In the plot, assaulted and
would have killed q young man named
Morris, who Is confined on charge OF
mstardy, II officers had not rescued
him. They blamed him for giving tho
plot away 10 the sheriff,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02

NEw Yom, Dec, 20, Mira, Eyangcllno
l., Hamilton has filed her anawer 10
Robert Ray Hamilton'a complaint In u
suit for an annulment OF their marriage,
The answer h u general denial Of most
OF the assertions In the complaint hho
saws her husband never told her Of his
intention 20 have their marriage an.
nulled, and aaaerta that she had not been
married prior 10 the timo she married
Mr. Hamilton, Aa a separate defense
she says that she and her husband have
maintained the relations OF man and
wife for tho past four years, and that he
caused her 10 be recognized and treated
aa hIa wife by the public up TO tho time
OF the commencement Of hls suit Tho
yeriiication Of the anawer was taken by
A. Judaon Rice, a master In chancory OF
New ,IerBey,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
sub,orlptlona for 0rndy'a Monument.

ATLANTA, Ga,, Dec. es, Nearly 81, 900
has been raised for monument 10
Henry W. Grady and only few sub
acriptiona have been received from out.
side Atlanta Aa yet. Believing that Mr.,
Gadya admirers In all parts Of the
country desire 10 help In the work, tho
monument committee has decided TO
hold tho lists open for some dayo,
Among those who wired subscriptions
yesterday from the north wcrei lAidoro
Strauss, OF New York, 5000 George ~
q. White, OF New York, SlOO' o. II,
Potter of New York, SlOO Asa i, Pot
Ter, Of Boston, 500, and Churlea A, Sin
clair, OF Portsmouth, N, H., 500,
Several lcttcW containing subscriptions
have been received from other northern
cities.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
BRITIsH SNIP SUNK,
Hun Into Ny union Pacific steamer
Two COiOred saiiGrs Killed,

Two polored saiipra Killed
PoRTLAgp Orc, Dec, ea, AT 1850
o'elooll yesterday morning tho Union Pa
ellle steamer Oregon ran Into and sunk
the British ship Clan Mckenzie, 40 Cot
iin Rock, on tic Columbia river Charles
Austin and Matthew Reid, two eolnred
aailOra, were instantly killed, They were
asleep Ia tho inrecAaile Of tho Clan Mo-
kenlIe, aud when the bow 0f the Orc
gOn struck her tho sharp plate Of non
ran into the hunks In which tho sailors
were lying cutting the two men IN two,
Charlea Fish, coal paHser Of tho Ore
gon, WIS injured bat. not fatally,
Tho Oregon was ON her way 10 san
Francisco with full cargo and full pah'
senger list and tho Clan Mckenzie was
AZ anchor Ia one side Of tho channel
The captain Of the ship claims that hIa
llghtA were nll properly displayed, aud
that tho vessel Wah mOOrfd parallel with
tho channel 40 the time Of Che collision,
The Oregon was running under slow
bell, and ran her bow on the port side
into the starhOard bow Of tho Clan Mo
kenlle u distance Of thirty feet tearing
Oh tho OWgOna how completely and
rippIng up decks and railing Tor about
forty feet from tho stern,
Immediately after tho collision the
ship began TO settle and soon sunk III
four fathoms 0f water All tpe crew
were safely transferred 20 the Oregon
and brought back 10 the city, The Clan
Mckenzie ia q fine iron vessel She
came from Rio Janeiro In ballast, II Il
thought tho vessel may b0 raised, She
IL valued M $4,000 aud IL fully Insured,
The losa 10 the Oregon win be $4,000,
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nrnllrn NnL Afreah.

LIMA, Dec, es,-The postoillee war has
taken another aspect, Since u few
months after the election the fight had
Quleted down, with Bart HackedOrn,
one OF the huatlIng young Republicans,
In the lead. He has the indomoment OF
Senator Sherman, and his frlenda have
been anxioualy awaiting his appoint
ment. But II now appears that Prcdi'
dent Harrison has refused 70 appoint
anybody except an old soldier TO tho
Lima oiilce, and this ediot has brought
out two now candidates In the persons
OF Joseph Morris, wealthy lumber
dealer, and DR., George Hall, u leading
dontiat and manufacturer
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02

PTrmuRd, Dec, % Yesterday an
old man named John MaggonCr, an
East End milk dcOlcr, was struck aud
almost instantly killed. by q cur ON tho
traction road. The car struck him ON
the bacl, ~ he stood looking ut o funeral
procession. He was knocked down aud
rolled over, tho front wheels passing
over his waist The car was stopped
aud the man was picked up hut VA,
dead before aid could reach him. His
body was not badly mangled, but he
evidently died from internal injuries
and the sudden blow in the bnck when
the car struck him. Tho deceased was
o. years Of age, and was member OF
the Seventeenth Pennsylvania cavalry.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02

LONDON, Dec, 2s. The British Mcdi.
terraneOn squadron, prepared for action,
has been ordered 70 rendezvous at Glib.
raltar, in readiness to proceed TO Lisbon
ut q moments notice. The Temerairo
has arrived NJ Gibraltar, and the Colos.
sus and Bonbow loft MHltn for that place
yesterday afternoon Tho original plan
Of assembling the fleet In the 'fOgus was
abandoned because Il was fenred that
their pressure there would interfere with
tho progress Of negotiations between
England and Portugal looking 10 peace.
full settlement of the difficulty.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02

rtaphpu llip ass, Ha taT 40 can le asoer'
tained, Of l0l years ile served as vol
unteer IN tho war Of 1919,
Az tho Wesleyan college, Cincinnati,
on Monday evening, u memorial service
will BIO held Ia honor OF Mru Lucy Webb
Hayes, wife Of eK-rIealdent Hayes,
Blah0p j., N, Walden will preside, and
will ba assisted hY Mrs, d. John Davis,
a elassmate Of Mrs, Hayes
The house Of j, T., Leonard, AT West
Union, was hurgarIzed by Rome un'
known party taking tho p0oketbooi
from under the pillow upon which M,
Leonard slept, which contained 6ia,
They took ~ and left sA0 In bills IN tho
poohetbook In the yard, whore II waa
found
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
AmcrImn arnlorlcnl snrlolM

New YoRg, Dec. 2s. President Dana,
Of New Haven, called the meeting Of
the American Geological sooicty TO order
and tho following papers were read.
"rhc Origin OF the Rock Pressure Of
Natural Gas In the Trenton Limestone OF
Ohio and Indiana by Edward Orton, Of
Columbus, and "Tertlary Deposita Of
Cape Fear River Region" by William Is.
Clark, Of Baltimore A large number OF
prominent grologste were present Tho
meeting continued during Che afternoon,
the time being entirely taken up with
reAdingn and disenAaionR.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
why uls Annuity Was Anuuiloi

WASHINGTON, Dec. 28, Dr. Valente,
the Brazilian minister here. has received
a dispatch from Rio De Janoiro concern
Ing the action Of the provisional govern
ment in depriving Dom Pedro OF the an
nuity promi,ed him Immediately after
his deposition, The dispatch states that
plot 20 overthrow the provisional gov-
ernment was discovered and Dom Pedro
was implicated in 10, In the belief that
the depoled emperor was plotting against
the new government, the provisional
rulers revoke tho decree granting him an
annuity
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02

OTTAWA, Ont, Dec. es,-N &, Krong.
loolf and A. Il, 4, Kond2atoyItch, Rus
sian civil engineers, are In the city on
their way from Japan via British Colum.
bia 10 Montreal. They were sent 10
Canada by the Russian government 10
inapOct the construction Of the projected
great railway through Siberia, which,
with tho waterways, will give Russia
complete communication from ST.
Petersburg 20 the Pacific ocean, They
chose the Canadian Pacific railroad ~ q
model ON account Of Ia great length and
the marked almilltude OF the British Co
lumbla mountain region and the plains
Of Manitoba TO those OF Siberia, They
will 20 10 Montreal 10 obtain further
data from the officials OF the road, They
will also visit New York and Philadel'
phia
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
nlnrder ln llln md perree.

CLEVELAND, Dec, es, The leuth trial,
which has been IN progreaa here during
the past month, and which has excited
unusual interest throughout the state,
went to tho Jury yesterday, Otlo
Leuth, the defendant, confessed TO hay'
Ing murdered and then outraged little
Maggie Thompson early last apring' lie
aets up tho plea Of insanity. He was last
evening found guilty OF murder IN the
frat depree
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02

BALTIMORE, Dec. pS --lIonry L0h.
mann, aged 20 years, prominent
German Turner and Free Thinker died
on Christmas and the remains were Gre.
mated NJ Louden park yesterday. Tho
grafton at Vorwarets hall was delivered
by MIR, A, Schmidt, superintendent OF
Zion school, AZ the crcmatonum the
Harmonic Singing society and bund OF
music were in attendance,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02

NoRToLW, Va, Dee, os, Tho prcq.
dental duck shooting party, alter
visiting the old Harrison homestead AT
Lower Brandon, sixty miles up the
james river, returned 10 Clarcmoont a
few miles below, The party lrtt Com,
modort Rutpmun's yacht und proceeded
In carriage, 70 Wavorly on tho Norfolk
aud Western rnihond. The party will
leave WOycrly 10y way Of Richmond foI
WnAbiupton to-day,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
10 Rnnrnl Cnmmnrrlni Tnr.

New ORLEANS, Dec, 2S. Tho Times
Democrats Laredo special saysi lnlor-
nation is received from Monterey that
tho state and city tax ON commercial
travellers will DO repealed Jan, l. leaving
In force only the small federal tax OF
that nature, Tho merchants Of Monterey
realize that they injured themselves by
hAYinR Lhia lnX Imnoaed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
Telerrnrh Orernlnr lLIlled.

NEEDLES, Cal, Dec. 9s. &C. w. Davis,
day telegraph operatorot Peach Springs,
Arly,, wOs shot and killed last night
near the telegraph office In that place,
o. l.. Ambrose, the night operator, has
been arrested, charged with the shoot.
ing, and there are threats OF lynchng
him. The men had n fight yesterday
and Davis was badly beaten and kicked
In the fnco and head,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
ONO DUls AAD DAshAs.
OTTO LEuTH, TIE CLEVELAND BOY
MURDERER, FOUND GUILTY.

A Cleveland AIan Killed on the Electric
Road-Fel from the arapetof fiye'
story nandinR-An Aged womap
Ruled on tho Railroad- zanesyllls
prisoners scheme to Esoape-one Of
the prisoners saueals and tho Plot
Rilsoarrlea
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
Cut. the rhro.ts al ilor children.

LONDON, Dec. es,-At Eostbourno,
Mrs, Taylor, q widow with two Gsugh.
terra, drank herself into frenzy and cut
the throuts Of the Two girls while they
were sleeping, After committing the
terrible crime tho woman ran into tho
street brOndishing the razor rccking
with the blood Of her chiIdrcn and was
caught and disarmed with great din.
Guilty.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02

JAMEsTowN. N. ", Dec. es..-A natur.
nj gaa explosion occurred In the Bush
block, on l.ust Second street, nt about 10
o'clock last night, damaging the building
10 the extent Of $1,000 and seriously
burning Hattie Baker, an inmate Of tho
place, about tho body.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
ue Was an ohio sian.

LEAp CTW 3, d., Dec, ps,-MaI,
William Il. Snyder editor Of Tho Lad
city Tribune, and the beatknown news
PAPER man In South Dakota, died sud
denly Of apopleXy, lle was born Ia Co
lumbiann county, o., aud leaves q widow
and three children la that state,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
stntn NllnInr As.ncInllon. A

BUFFALO, Dco. 9s, The State Milling
association held q meeting here yestcr-
day TO take action in common with tho
movement among millers throuIhout
the country to have lute baggng put on
the free list Mr. II. j. Harvey occupied
the chair. Resolutions favoring the en-
tire repeal OF tho duty on juto were
anlopted. ...'....... ..
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02

CNmNNATL Dec, 60 Friday morn
Ing, In Newport, Ky, Mrs Roma lluch,
q widow, aged bs years, while ON her
way 10 mass, attempted 70 cross the
L0ulayille and Nashville railroad track,
when she was caught by q passing en-
gine and frghtfully mangled' She was
killed instantly,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
KIIlrd nn lha I.IeaIrl0 n0nd.

CLEVELAND, Dec. ea, - Patrick Cham.
beia, West Side gr0eerymnn, attempted
10 board q Broolllyn electric motor paI
and fell under tho wheeh, lie was cai.
rIed into So Maachals chapel and died
while the laat sacrament wa being
administered,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
Cnrr.In of Lnrnn IlonnrlIon..

WuKEsBARRE, Pa, Dec. 28,-A cave
In OF large proportions occurred ut
Plains, suburb, yesterday afternoon,
Without warning the surface Of the
earth settled and great holcs appeared,
some OF them thirty feet deep, 81 Logs
Catholic church was damaged, us was
the parsonage and several other build
inua
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
Tho sneenlatIye MnrI,ala.

In speculative markets there has been
little change, except In corn, which has
dropped l.9 cents Tight money con.
tinues here and NJ Philadelphia, and rc.
taxation IL not 10 bo expected now until
after tho january disbursements, These
are expected % give NJ least temporary
case, The November exports, according
70 official reports just completed, ex.
eocdcd importa by tho unprecedented
sum Of S3l,B5l,7lO, and at Now York In
December the exports show q decrease
OF D. per cent, while Imports increase
e9 per cent, but even at this rate tho
cXCcse OF exports for the whole country
would be over $40 100000, The treasury
10 so conducted 10 10 sustain the money
market ns far ~ practicable, and 81, 200,
900 has been paid out In excess Of 70.
oclptl this week, but tho movement OF
$4,000, 900 cash from the treasury and
the banks to the wcbt and south since
August mOkea the present BtingcnCy
by no means surprising,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
InstnniIv Klllnh Ia Cleveland.

CLEyRLAgD, Dec, 2a, William Nc
Donald fell from the parapet Of a ilye'
story building this morning. and, after
striLing across o telegraph wire bounded
oil and went on 70 tho sidewalk, lilo
was instantly killed
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02

Failures during the last seven dnysi
For the United States, slD; for Canada,
30; total gss, compared with 8l9 last
week For tho corresponding week Of
lOst year the figures were siO In tho
United States, tnd 90 In Canada.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02

The weak points OF the situation are
those trades which are most affected by
two successive mild winters, Tile An
thracite coal trade Ia stagnant In the abb
Rence Of demand, and tho situation Ia
almost without precedent More than
halt Of the Reading coal mines have
closed, throwing 5000 miners out Of
work, and II h stated that sOOol miners
are working on three'quarter time, The
lituminoua coal trade la more active,
but lacking cars,
No definite relief In tho wOolcn goods
business can be expected until prO-
l0nged cold weather has caused o well
sustained demand and the clothing
business In all parts OF the country must
necessarily depend agreat extent upon
the weather, To q greater or less extent
many other kinds Of business are
disturbed and sometimes put 10 strain
by absence of the demand incident 10
the season, and In all quart 20 the delay
OF collections h felt
On the other hand, the Iron business
continues 10 prosper Though ealea OF
pig are not very large, prices are very
firm w Philadelphia and 5000 IA
quoted here for No /, Sales Of $4,000
tons steel rails are reported, with the
price steady NJ $50 east aud $40. 20 No
Chicago, Bar iron Ia firm nj 9 oenu,
and confidence In the future IL In all
branches OF tho iron and steel business
undimInished, A larger demand for
copper has enabled the 6yndloate 10 adj.
vance lake 10 II l.9 with sales OF 400, ,OOO
pounds but lead h quiet NJ SlSl and
tin has been depressed NJ London by
speculative realizing, being quoted at "
centa here.
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DUA'e REPORT.
THE PRESENT STATE or TRADE NOT
QUITE SATISFACTORY,

The Pressure for Money NJ tho Ea't Makes
tho pullne,s nurder on Depression,
Tho Prospects for tho Future Quite
Ro.-rhs Coal Trade stagnaut-on
tho Other Hand tho Iran nusinem
Continues 10 Prosper
Ngw YoHK, Dec, 90, n q, Dun q
Co.'S Weekly Review Of Trade says
A pause In business Ia usual AZ the end
of the year, But this year unreasonable
weather, and much pressure for money
AZ the east, make tho dullness border on
depression, While prospects for the fu'
tura are generally regarded with great
confidence, tho present state Of trade Il
not quite 6atihtiotory and In some
quarters the delay OF collections oausei
fear Of commercial embmrasBmena.
This h more particularly noticeable in
tho clothing aud furnishing trades Al
Philadelphia, and In many lines OF bust
ness M Cleveland, p'uolt and Milwau'
keo Sales Of dry goods are also falling
OIL al Chicago, though payments are 10.
ported good and the clothing trade there
10 dull and tho shoe trade quiet liut Al
western points, with scarcely an eSccp,
ton, tho open weather and bad oondl'
ton Of country roads are noticed 10
onuses Of unusually slow collections In
other respects the report Of trade are
generally satisfactory, The holiday
business has been large at nearly every
point reporting
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who have become ylotlma o. SOLITARY
VICE - that dreadful and destructive
habit, which annually sweeps 10 an unllmely
.GgNe, Thousands VI young men 0t exalted
talent and brilliant Intellect, may call Wllh
full confidence,
in, ALBERT addresses all those who have
Injured themselves ny impTuter indulgence
and solitary habits hloh ruin hnth mlld and
body, uniting ilsW ior business, study
society VI mauags
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-07-05
Killed BY a Tornado.

A terrible tornado passed over the
northern part of Gallatin, Tenn, on
the Goth uIt., lasting about five min.
utes. Itcould beheard some distance,
and the storm king came with terrific
force, uprooting trees, lifting roofs,
and tearing awnings and signs from
their fastenings. A church, the Atri
can Methodist, was blown to pieces
and the roof caved in on the congre
cation. TLs;r screams and cries
could be heard q great distance. Ter
were taken from the debris, and two
were so horribly crushed by the rooI
and failing timbers that they are dy'
ing. Granville Brown, the minister
was badly crushed in his pulpit.
Among the wounded and crippled
are Ann Martin and Mrs. Mary Hoff
man, both are dying; Gilbert Wood
ford and child, Mary Horton, Nancy
Lowrey, q child OF Mamie Sawyers
Granville Beck, &. Brown and others
All the doctors OF the town were sooI
upon the scene and administered tc
the dying and wounded. The church
was filed and how any escaped is q
miracle.
Gallatin's public school was damag
ed by part OF the front blowingIn, ou;
the loss is not serious. Fencing and
trees were swept away by the storm
and in many private residences car
pat a wara blown from tha Honrs md
furniture smashed into kindling wood
No other loss OF life has been report
ed. The tornado took a Southwestern
ly course, and very heavy rains fel
during the time.