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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20
Mixed do l4s NJ at S. veals, 1856 n at IS So II do'

Mixed DO lts n at S. veas is' NJ at % 90 Il w.
10 D. Harfnston 10 western Calves 2tl at 50 So Il
vcqs MP n at s. 70 Il DO l$S at GavS 800 ~
ii 5 a. iS va, a. i s5S r. at 8 e.
siG Gn INb & carloads q i, 93 ao
had earoaa az Shin o Grrs not plenty ruled
nrm good Natives sem fracuon hias lever AZ
cp.T ty Common to prime sheep "a 5oasG per
100 N ordinary to choice Lambs at s0ae' i"' ""'
100 Ohio d. l?l 70 State St sS dd ' ~. lem.
MS III Isl c g Sad, DO 81 Ct
81 IS d. 30, q 80 M 70 e % al 80 =?
i iS6 do L% sas. 'G az e 81 S do s9
% ia e a. = 5o ~ lo W Sst SH do 87
g Set Lamb % 7 81 At as g g So oo -'S dc"
go p MeS u Dewey POO Michigan Sheep 9C r. r.
S So do daS So eq al l. q sis s So 2s
8 8 do S Sss SH' az Jog l@ 5
i 50 o. IS r rs e s4 Lamb
ia n at e 20 G0t TO SS do 5oI o5 a. az 80
100 N a AT - H. at 80 50 200 do 49, at 80 7O
at 50 70 as DO a. 80 a. at 80 % i$s Western
do % '9 at s. 40 2 PeHnsylyania Lambs g. 81 20 3,
STAT, a. az ). P g - 49, 49, 8
d. 90 at 5 i6G Lambs 81 ~ at SO % 50 DO
% r. e. sSdIer Co.. 100 Western SHEEP ILL., ~ at
30 Kase 20 Buffalo sheep. 70 ~ at 50; POI buf'io
LW9s $50 Sherman 2lo Western Lambs 70 ~ at
SO 50. - 10000. -, ~ ooo ,oos-4o car.
o.5s ~ Jng.ev Civ and p carloads 4oh.s and
MONDAYS hogs arrived at the last named arc
2 g 5 1885 90 p 5ST 100 for to
sae Pdeock % sons ms 100 ,Sa n 10 also ns satur
t hSs a S sW nEsfiis o5 H. at 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20
THE LEAD Trust SEEMS TO PROSPER.

A dspatch from Chicago published yesterday
saving that the Lead Trust in danger OF gong 70
neces on account Of the refusal Of the j. ~ RAYMOND
Companv. Of Chicago. and firm in this cty 10 JON
the trust b. Frank Hooper, president OF the 'oi"en
Lead Company, MOI 60 Centre-st, said yesterday 'ha'
there was no truth in the report
"The Lead Trust added he. rs IN De''er 'o'ul'
io, thar A. has ever been and harmony has been re
stored Neither latham & Brothers in Bcekmah-St
nor the CoweIl Lead Company are members OF INC
trust but the trust is now working tremendously win
ne I heard this morning that the J: \; RAYMOND oi
Company had decided to oiH the trust: NJ Nv
aiuo said he would make combination Win any
9th firm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CITY.-Thc contest over the WI"
NJ cxMayor George Pery began before Hu'I'- =.
Weller at Long Island City YESTERDAY Inc ,
y, noao -, tho daughter Of the ex-Mayors first VIE
M, I'm ~ da,od octobcr IL 1890. and names Mrs,
Petry and Mis- Emma Pctry as executors. IheCG
another will dated october a. ~. ny ,,,net
Gaercmt executors and gives TO The widow the mouse
hold goods. - =, .tis
SAG IIARBOR.-Therc Is smallpox stanc :" cr1'
,,ace Thomas Hand. an English immigrant, en-
pioyed in Fays watchcase factory. was naken III WI
Saturday and Dr.. sterling who was cdien -, III, %
nounced the disease smallpox. Inc DodIuhs i''"'N "
which Hand lived quarantlncd'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20

Frastus Wiman lectured last night at lIeddine
Methodist Episcopal Church on How TO Get Rich
He advised that those who wished 10 90 stop s9hs
offtoM story of his own life and how he began 70
make a fortune at 81 so a week as pressboy. MI
Wman said fhat years ago made fortunes by com
petition now they mako them by combination lie
had a large audience.
The BOARD az Trade met last night and passed a
resou1son thanking senators Mcpherson and Blodgct
for OPPOSING the Freeconage bill and another res9 tn
same. Citizens of the Nth District asked the Co
operation OF the Board in having the proposed Jersey
Citv Park extended from Ocean.ave. 10 Newark Bay
The Free Library Commissioners last night ap
pcinfed c. x Cole of Chicago. librarian. The library
will be open TO tie public March L.
The polce last night made a raid on the concert
saloon 81 A. A. Newman, at Newark ave. and Cooper
place. and that of Christian Meistner, at No 213
eli The performers were arrested. In Newman s
three performers found and FIVE were arrested IN
Weistner,s The raid was made because the concert
saloons rad no licenses, they having expired two
months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo, jan l9-Cattle-cccips for the last "a ncd ic
40 head total thus far . $50 fO SAINT LIN
as week s. POO consigned through 5oSo head 81 %,
$50 TO New. York; sale 100; marAet opener hnncv
pces wqA closing weak with downwaIhu nys . 986
head toti for week thus fa - 800 for same time yb h
week. 20 800; consigned through oOOO heau, VI Cd NJ,
to New. York sale, 1000 market oItheu
fair demand prices shade lower closing weak WIN %
downward tendency. HogS-Rcccpts ior the LaSsc -
hours y $40 head total Tor week thus far ~ I0r
somn time last week 1880; consigned through ~ I0o
head of which l2,ls0 to New YORK; on safe w.
market opened steady and firm, closing stronger ouc ho
quOtaby higher. ,. coo Aoo, chin
st. Louis Jan. 19.-Cattlc-Rcceipts 1000 head snip
market steady good 10 fancy native SVcIs
81 4Oa % fair good - s0dsi so ,tocker ana 9ful
S2as3 50 Texan, Indian steers, - lOdt3 o. LOGS
Receipts 900 hcId; shipments loo market hlshnct
lair 10 choice heavy 5Oa ~ CO. mixed grades - ga
IS so light fair best - 2JGS3 70 Sheep Neyrlpt
100 head shipments 700 market strong good TO choice
Sass 80. ,.., >, ,ooo,,s
Chicago Jan. 10" The Evening Journal >. reports .
Catte-Rcceipt, 5000 head shipments. ooO marhsp
demand; steers. prime. -odro ~ conl1 .,
choice. s3aSi %; cows, bulls and mixed, S2Gf2 - ;
kers 81 s5nS3. Hogs-Reccipts, $4,000 he'di mp
m,nt, 900; active. higher rough ant ,OWmon
"a 81 prime mixed 90 COZ 80 IS prime heavy ana
butcher weights 80 Goa t3 20 light 81 6Gdf3 % sheep
Receipts 1000 head shipments, 1000; market acty
steady Westerns. ~ 2JGsJ 10 nitlNes 10 'odFo - >
Texans, 81 O0asi 10; native lambs. s0dSo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20
pIAT\ETEI,D

The home of German farmer named Max Krucher
was destroyed by fire early yesterday morning and he
and his wife three children narrowly escaped being
burned TO death. The house the farm Of
a. A. Drake, between westfeld aud Plainfcld.
Krucher saved the lives Of his family by dropping
them TO the ground upon several feather the
second story HIS own face and head were badly
burned He and his family without clothing
Neighbors wrapped them in horscbiankets and drove
them TO wcsticld, where they were cared for.
William ii. ShotweI. the grocer who brought suit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20
PAYING FOR POLICE PROTECTION.

Chief of Police Murphy has suspended Policemen
Thomas Kelly and John Devlin of the First Precinct
This action was caused by the complaint Of John
Drant colored man, who recently opened liquor
shop at No. 321 Westinghouse Brant told the cmef
that saturday night Kelly and Devlin called at has
place and demanded money OF him, saying tlat lley
would not modest him for doing business after hours
one of the policemen was in citizens dress ana ne
represented himself TO be ward detective Brlaht
saws he gave them each SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20
ALONG TILE SOUND.

BRIDGEPORT.-Mrs. Josephine hlNehind"' S'NN
years old frozen to death during '"c S'"',' VI
- -. a., ,,. ,.,,i,o IN the way from her home
70 that Of her son i'm East End The b"dy was igIIu
on sunday morning. She had four grown chiiurcn
and had lived here forty years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20
DEATH OF ADOLPH HENSLER.

Adoph iIensler died at his home. No. 80 Hamburg
Place Newark, Sunday night. at the age Of forty
eight He was born at Gertenstein, Germany, and
came TO America in 1854 Five years later he took
charge of a department Of his brother Josep's brew
cry and aiterward amassed considerable properly
lie was connected with all the German social educa
uonal and benevolent sOclcues' anu was "iuoiS ho"H
in the community
DEMOCRATS MAKE EXTRAVAGANT DEMANDS.
There is a good prospect that the Common Council
will be organized at the meeting called for Thursday
night The Republicans have presented no obstacles
TO organization and have even offered the presidency
to the Democrats with equal division of the com
mittecs but the offer refused, the Democrats de
manding that faithful and efficient public officials and
their suboInates should be turned out to make place
for Democratic oiiceseekers. Their threat is to 20
10 the Legislature for act to give them control In
the Council when they will seize all the offices and
cor comnlefe mower I'm the city government. Two
meetings of the Council have been held without or
canization Meanwhile there is no authority for the
naymcnt of the city's creditors The increasing EN-
tarassment is incensing the taxpayers, and many OF
the Aldermen have decided to btk the deadlock at
party programme TO insure the election OF president
The Republican Club has made all the arrangements
for a dinner on the evening OF Lincon's birthday,
February L. at Oroon Hall. The speakers from
abroad will be Charles 4. Boutelc OF Maine; Frederick
r. Greenhalge. OF Massachusetts; the Rev DE- IL. L.
Meredith, of Brooklyn. and a. w. Lehtboulie'
Articles OF incorporation filed Yesterday for the
H. b. schsrrnen d sons Brewing Company, win
offices in Newark and Brooklyn The capital Is
sO00V0o.
Henry T. II. starr, of No. 167 South Seventhst.,
upon returning home last sunday night. surprised
ipsow and t escaped taking lot Of slverwac and
iewelry. house had been ransacked on the lower
floors. and articles were scattered all about In con-
fusion.
The Socallstc Labor party Of New-Jersey held
convention sunday in Arbeiter Hal and resolved to
s sa,c nayt f in order to ascertain the growth Of
s Soc sisfS in Sv5:5e rs y:N'' " ' WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool Jan. 10. 5 AS p. m.-}ecf and pork In Ia.
demand Hams in good demand. Bacon in fair cen,.ws
cheese fair demand. Taow In poor demand. fur~ss
tine and rosin I'm fair demand lard-spot and utlsri
poor demand. Wheat ana flour in poor demand. Cor
Spot-rhe Is Improving; ftures in GOOD dersa.
mixed Western, January. new, steady at D 3'.d. Hors
London-Pacilc Coast In poor demand Receipts Of a.
Pacific ports none from other sources 1000 Recess
nf Anercan Tor The past week 200 anlrters ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20
STAINED.


tiOOd OTdnaFv Os Low MIuIIIl- .t.--.-c =.
StTict food 6rlinafy...7 Mlddling ...... 5 1916
Opoa,-iIad aroJlcr of depression. and there va,
renew liquidation 'lonrs." leading to lair degree
- activity. liverpool continued the downward tds,
aud Thu. In conjunction with the liberal r'c"pi' 'tNtl
The Of weakness. Inc IN -li',
rowrN,r was another bar factor. During thc carry
lnur, the market ruled 4d6 points lower, but later III tn
l,v IN, r. va reader reaction covering OF shorts
January closed unchanged and later months were only @a3
loint, lower. Sales. 10. 40 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20
rhe Renuhllcan club BIAS made all the arrangemcnts
.NEW-BRTNSWICK.

John E. Patterson. thirty years old. the son Of
Ezikia Patterson the millionaire. died yesterday morn
inc from PARALYSIS A wife and two children survive
him. He left large estate.
Joseph Gilbert well known resident Of this place
was killed yesterday by falling Out OF light wagon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20

Warehouse deliveries January l. 1Soi-New.Iok,
2976i bags Baltimore. 49, 73 bags NewOreans l-'ooo
bags total 1861 63 bags
COTTON-The spot market suffered irthec de- inc oi
Lice closing quiet steady sales 3l3 bales io rA,
tort and 30 bales consumption. Port receipts 81
ars bale, tbs DAY last week, ana d. Az
a., cs l,Is d.vil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20

for libel against Robert W. Rice won MS SUIT IN thc
somerset County courts Yesterday. The Jury lc"dcl
a verdict finding the defendant guilty ana AWARDING
ShOiWell damages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20

against G67 bush last week. and 27os 49, bush this
time a year ago. - . 81, s.,,, ~
ply Saturday. Jan. II, 1891
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20
year - I-.3IJ TO ! " 7
OI nIAIINNS OF REENES.

u prime sid year - ijQ - 10.
and tine t~tluttod at - 20.
BELNI Receipt, fol tHo DAYS, Ht ludug 10 -
arrive oyer N,-t loiu. 81 carload, OF
OJ, hcM-lU carloads Consigned direct to ,augherer,
Tor home - caroii, pr expectation In dressed quar-
and TIN balance - r sold. The 80 carload, the
market mainly 90 the common and medium grade,
and included liberal supply oi rough butchers stun.
Tap grades Ju-t about steady, but thilg else
~od slowly Icducto lO02Or per 100 n, aud the
yards vcI. fully cleared a a late hOIr.
Common good grd In price fIom - 50 10 ~ -
per 100 n COWS -"ckc- and Acan-, sold AT t2Gf3 80,
bull, az =. sea 20 10 mixed stoC, > g.. - - 20.
!. ShInlbrrg had 81 Durham steers ldchom'dl
which ~ p and sold illc-t price OIL
tIin, thls market for many months. VIZ, Gc per H.
They wee purchased 100 CHICAGO by Mr. Shambcrg him
self, who g. -pndiug fcH day In that city. They
were bought here b., Mr.~r,. sherman \ T1i'r t. lee
slaughtered fol james ,.n son, export trade. They
I'm" sk' and much ,urIa,s any thing sold hero
Tor the holiday markets.
Latest private cable adyccs quot refrigerated beef
arm a. id. ectut ?2c. per n. aud Aur rlcan steers
selling In British uHrrc- at 5206Gd. or ll0l@2C.
estimated dic,-,d Wrilht sinking the DIAL
The tonurmifI did not get oil expected Tho
Wyoming takes out tomorrow 1850 quarters Of beef and
tbs Runic will he laden with 40 cattle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20

wHEELMEN BUY A CLUBHOUSE.
Hudson County Wheelmen have purchased four
story building at No. Ill Belmontave, which they
will occupy clubhouse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20

:, Milwaukee, Jan lo-fIour unclaimed. Wheat
So N?.,cfg, 92e. C;m ,l,y SO. on track. i6rc..
a.c So in store 81 vi K wa ,f So in stor
o 81 So2 ccc 2% r9 M $40 n 49, L1rd bo
5n,. b3rcN - zoo bush sllpmcns-flour, 1900 bbs
Minneapolis, Jan. lo.-Thcrr va, very good demand
Tor cash Wheat and most Of the lot, were Prices
futures. The range ior 40. Northern up to noon was
l%Sn n HSI AND % 49,, H., wiz the most Of It COINS At ssh
demand. Elevator companies did appear TO DC buying
;3n s. co,%s 60 rsFi January S5eS SoF jiaa ia
So on track ?oo No Northern, January and Febru.
January Sc on tack, S5dGc.
m rhaasP9ia Jan 9o ?Glo9Ssapples Of desirable fam.
slow demand ara general pressure 10 sell; clears aud low
Get WcrS and Pea s%ary I'D 5St 1
tNtras. 80 75atli No wntr family SiGsi -; Penn.
s}hana iolcr process 81 $50 i 50; Western winter
ee,E - ooGSi % 40 DO straight. ~ 6ja ~ IS wn,
lnedt, - "a - 10 Mlnne,ot! lear tiGSl 80; do
quiet and steady at - 30 Tor choice Pcnnsyiyans R@c,
s ae2 2%G e at c5 Ia sSGs and 80
'uE uhu'r m.t offerings there was crate inquiry
future, 20 red lamar ooq 9oc: TSGraSry' Il OH
No'wg Standing decline Ia old eain centres oircrne, m,
th, mie Were very I'm arl price, ruled steady; cH
fair business IN CARROTS for local consumption steamer
agd yellow grain depot 59c no. mixed DO an mN[a
59@ SSa f%5G f MSryh nod 29sSoc Apr
but local trade demand very modc'ae and tbere p
It,e disposition operate in futuras No. mixed s io was
-rth-,t elevator, Ole do In grain depot 5Ii,c and a.
clipped. 52Ic; No. white January 5Oas 50ic. Ehn'
ary. 50Id5O'4c; March. 5l4d5ioc: APRIL 5ls Sott
provisions are quiet and steady Reef city family 49,
Dbl, $3.50 30; do picket. SSdsS so smoked be"f
81; beef Lams. Sl3 3OGTli so Pork mess old a. a.
DO new 81 90; DO family, $l36sl3 so Hams smol,d
pr NJ odllc DO ~alnetrr cured 81, 6oLc. sica
Gear ribbed IN salt 0d0Rc do do do smoked a.
shoulders in dIy salt fully cured 5a5rc do do SMOKED
3&6Gc; shoulders, pickle cured 5iGGi,c do d. smosG
92a@!cG lel's in pekc do breakfast baron sSoc
in.eSs'd hoRs f2a3r. Lard city refined die -
egsGh"r,' loose 5g5sc Butter dun weak ,na
Urn pennSy yania hrsts %. Cheese frm bart skim
Gemand p1wd'rcd 56aG'sc: gr1nuatcd 6isc !" F"J
IN nut liet winter bran s230 soi per ton pcroio,,
bb" Gd cor In bbs 20 ooc Rcceps-Flor roo
o., "a o 500 hush Shpmcnts-Wheat 600 bnSh. nr
family lS" iS5 Ian s iomFoog casier xxx So ooasa
Wh az T Nra lancy ~ 25dti io patent ~ G6dt, IS
ha.-l ne market was unsettled Throughout In, H.,
rmue1cy wa, downward; first Prices were Sac down franz
'lo-e' and after the posting Of the vsibir n
Ply sh9Wlng a much smaller decrease than antcipatpd
S au'' 1fond RAPIDLY finally being quoted H. al c love
I , ic NO ca' o:HdoSic May osS. aa5c
o "r" 0Ic' weak and 'c lower than SATURDAYS clo.c
N7 lrn Was y, over than saturday; No . roSh IL n
4er May, F'sd S2r, closing iSi.c: TnIr ,oa 80 $"
casing sac ed Rva NO. cash i3c: MAY, i'd
duli Iowa. 7oc Hay quiet choice to fancy n'fS
The rustler., 1891-09-04

A New heading.-A "full" aud
his money soou parted.
Occasionally the wisest owl boots
at the wrong time.
When "pieasure IL at the HEINZ
the devil Is generally down In the
engine room looking after the ma
chinery.
Man's love for his sweetheart Il
often nearly two Thirds jealousy OF
some other fellow.
She-"well, how do you feel
this morning." He-"Thank
you, like another man." She'll
congratulate you. -
"I'm not In II" sorrowfully sung
the mosquito, as he buzzed on the
outside of the netting.
she-''I donE suppose you are
fond OF kissing babies?" He--"Not
unless they are girl babies about Is
years old"
Miss Trill-"I love 10 hear the
birds sing" Jack Mallet-"So do
l. They never attempt a piece
beyond their ability"
Cora (proudlyl-"My new lover,
Mr.. Jimpson, has a stage air,
hasn't he? ?" Dora-"Yes, papa
says he used TO drive one."
was kicked by horse when !
was little aud knocked senseless,"
said Chappie. allow soon do you
expect TO recover % asked the
cynical Maude.
The difference between realism
and ideallsm is just the difference
between a girls opinion of her
lover and the young man himself.
Arabella-"Why Is Miss Passee
80 proud ?" Isabella-"Well, there
are 200. 200, 900 engagement rings in
the world, and she has one of
them.''
spique-T wonder why Jack
Fraizey always wears slouch
hat %
Spanue-"To match the rest of
his dress, | suppose !"
He (seriouslyl-"Do you think
your father would object to my
marrying you?" She-"I don't
know. If he's anything like me
he would"
Street car conductor Ito driver)-
81 wonder what that man is run
ming for ?" Driver docking back
-"Mebbe the fool wants ter get
on. G'langw
Old Subscriber-"Well, I've come
to tell you that I'm in the soup
again." Editor (hard up)-"You
should be thankful. I'd like to be
drowned in it,"
Butch er-"How would sad
die of mutton suit you ma'am ?"
Miss Batchem-"Very well, but
let 1t be a side saddle, because 1t Is
for my sister and myself"
s. Ponge-"Can you let me have
$40 for week or so?"
q. Enerous-"I've only got SO,
but you can have that ifit will do"
S. Ponge-"All right; I'll take
that, and then you will owe me ST."
Jinks-"That man does not look
very smart, and yet you say he has
made a Million
Winks-"Smart ? He's genius. |
He's great inventor"
"You don't say so? What did
Fhe invent?"
"He vented an apple barrel
that won't hold scarcely anything
at all.
Loving Wife-"You have no idea
how we'll Mrs. Spenditall looks In
her new bonnet, dear ?"
Thoughtful Husband-"She does
not look half as well in 1t as you do
In your old one."
BY this simple but neat remark
the "Thoughtfnl Husband" was en-
abled to 60 to the races and lose $50
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-12

path, and in this case your chauces Of
safety lie 10 the southwark
NEVER RUN To THE FAST. THE NORTHWEST
NOR TO TIE SOUTHEAST.
for bv so doing YOU place Yourself in the
direct path Of the tornado. which moves
faster than YOU can. Should YOU attempt
TO Outrun il your friends might experience
some trouble in locating Your next stopping
place or III identifying what might be found
of you.
In a acknowledgements country a frame
building is better than a stone or brick
structure. There is virtually no choice OF
site IN securing immunity of buildings The
tornado purSues its path without regard 70
hills or valleys, il follows up hill aud down
dale.
''dug-Out' excavated III the northern
or eastern slope of hill. made below The
surface OF the ground tand If not all actual
cave, the excavation should be rooted with
heavy timbers). is the only refuge IL BE- re-
lied on for protection
If you do not possess a dug-out or cave,
and Z tornado is approaching, get out OF
Your house as quickly as possible, and move
rapidly TO the southwark If YOU have not
time 10 90 this, or are prevented from 50
doing. fly Instantly to the cellar and crouch
down III the southwest corner, with YOUR
face close to the wall
Under no circumstances, in building or
IN cellar. take q position III northeast
corner, nor against an east wall. These
positions are fatal
In the event Of extreme necessity being
caught in the storm-path. throw yoursei
face dOwnwards on the ground, yOur head
TO the east.
Never take refuge among the trees, uUI
IN building. nor near fence, unless yc;,
are well satisfied that they are not in thu
line of the stOrm-path. Turn your stOca
loose from stables and barns on The APP
preach of a tornado cloud. If the storm IS
your stock TO the north. II the storm IS
close upon YOU, drive them 10 the south
Some localities are oftener visited than
others by these storms. Kansas Illinois
and Iowa stand highest in the list of states
frequeuted by these unwelcome meteurs
During the past twenty Years Kansas is
credited with over 100 tornadoes, Illinois
with seventy and Iowa with sixty, OF which
about one in three were destructive But
few are recorded as occurring in Texas
Science has not progressed To that state
where it can prevent the visitations OF thesa
disagreeable storms, but ii can al vance 10 .
more perfect understanding of the causes
producing them. The connection Of solar
storms and tornadoes IS daily receiving
more attention. Physicists are beginning
TO recognize the influence of the sun spou
producing force on the magnetic currents
III the earth and the atmosphere A sudden
growth in the number Of sun spots is almost
invariably marked by strong atmospheric
disturbance. f. ". cLARKE.