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NuMBEn OF LlYGs Lost

ON Steam Vessels Increased Last Year.
The Record for Nineteen Years.
WAsHISGroN, D. O., July 7.-The rec.
ords OF the United States steamboat in.
spection service, which during the last
nineteen years has been under the
direction Of General Dumont, as in.
spector general. shows that during the
last fscal year the number Of lives lost
on steam vessels was approximately
3GS. This was an increase over the
average for the preceding eighteen years
OF l9S.
This great increase was caused by the
large loss Of life by the laundering OF
the steamship Colima recently OF tho
Pacific coast. This makes the average
for the last nineteen years 27. The
highest previous annual loss was $50,
in 1874, the lowest was 1888, year 1885.
Notwithstanding tho great increase in
tho number OF vessels since lS70-ovor
100 per ceul-thers have been but 100
disasters TO steam vessels, with q loss
OF but 5,057 lives, the number OF passen.
creased from l22,5Sa, l30 carried in 1870
to not less than 6jO,0OO,OO0 carried in
1892,
The average loss OF life under the
law Of 1852 was one person to avery go.
l6l passengers carried, while under the
act OF 1871, which greatly improved the
efficiency OF the services, there was only
one life lost in each 2,70S, 1888 passengers
carried, or a reduction in the number OF
lives lost OF nearly eleven to one in
proportion to the number OF passengers
carried.
The service consists OF about l75 off.
GERS and clerks, one supervising in
spector general, ten supervising in.
spectors OF districts, under whom are
local inspectors, divided amongst the
various customs collection districts OF
tho United States.
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nnable to walk the whole distance, he
giyOn horse TO ride tho lalt twenty
milea OF the way.
AN ENGLISH SUBJECT,
Tha EngIishman told the officials that
hO was Harry Williams, of 29 ormiston
Road, shspherd'S Bush, London. His
father was William Williams, OF the
iams address. He had with him a
photograph OF a yonng woman and an
English passport made out to Harry
Williams on June 10, 1892. lie declared
that he was the correspondent OF tele.
graphic agency OF London and that his
card OF credentials was made out in the
name OF Paul QuOanel lie was, no ex-
planned, on his way to MouSh aud sas.
SCUM region TO INVESTIGATES the Armenian
situation. His thirteen Gompa.
Mons we're to his pay as guards
against attacks by kurda. The
other prisoners told tho same
story. All were dressed 40 Kurds, in
Cluding Williams. At first Williams
denied that he could speak Armenian,
but subsequently, under pressure Of
torture. no admitted that ha could.
After a week Of experimenting with
various kinds Of persuasious known to
turkish jailnrs, the governor OF Van
said that Williams had confessed TO
everything. Nobody believes this, Up
to May 80 Williams had been unable to
sss tho British vice consul Rt Wan, al
though Mr.. lIallward went 60 far as to
ask the governor unoilicially to lot him
see VILLAINS, but the request was re.
fused. All OF the prisoners have been
tortured during tho week, and 1t IL re.
ported that their persons have been
violated by thsprison officials in the
most revolving and disgusting manner,
The situation In Armenia grows
worse day by day. The Associated
Press Ia constantly In receipts OF stories
Of robbery, outrages and murder, The
condition OF the Armonians has been
worIe during the past six months than
1t has ever been before. Even in the
city Of Van. soldiers have been placed
on guard at the Armenian churches, the
officials fearing an uprising.
The correspondent had a talk yester.
day with one Of tho leaders OF tho revo-
lutiouary party in the province oI Van.
lie stated that so far ai he IS concerned,
the revolutioniSts will hold their hands
until it is known what Great Britain
will do, He admitted, also that tho cap.
iuro OF Williams had very seriously dis.
arranged the revolutionary plans for the
time being. No other leader iI at pres
ant nyaiIabla
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ANOTHER GIRL BABY

Horn to the President aud AIrs, Clsvc.
Iaud-Thr Happy Event Occurred sun.
day Afternoon AIothOr aud Child Dolng
We'll,
BuzzARD's BAY, MASS, July 7,-Born
TO Mr., aud Mrs. Grover Cleveland, a
Girl, at 4;s0 p, M, to-day.
Just beiore5 o. clock tonight the news
reached tho village tha. girl baby had
been born at Gray GRbleL Thi, report
was soon verified by Dr. Bryant, who
announced that the happy event 90.
Cured at 4:3O p, m,, and that both
mother and little one were doing as well
as could be expected.
This is the third child to be born into
the ProiIdentS family. and all OF them
arc girls, Ruth is four years old and
Esther two, Only a passing glance
could bs obtained from tho President
this afternoon, but that wa, sulIicleu.
to note an expression OF satisfaction on
tho facO OF the chief executive, although
it wis an open secret that boy baby
would not have been unwaIcOme. Mrs,
Cleveland's mother, MrS. PcrrIns, is
expected to arrive from Buffalo this
week.
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MOTIONS nuMon,


The Secretary Of Agriculture Shows HIS
Appreciation Of a satire On "Coiu'a Fl-
nauCial School'-Tho Dream OF the Sill
Veritos RldlouIsd.
TOPEKA, KAs,, July Wv, @, Camp
bell, Of Topeka, who wrote q satire,
which was sOt to music, entitled
"a Graduate oi Coins Finau'
ciaI School" rOcsutly sent copy of it
to Secretary Of Agriculture Morton, Ac-
knowledging the receipt Of it, Mr.. Nor
ton says;
"MY DEAR sIR:-I hasten to thank
you for Graduate OF Coins Financial
School" set to nusic and to express my
appreciation Of the satire therein oon'
tanned.
'Beioro the money creed OF these
financial philosophers was evolved
mankind generally supposed that it re-
qured something more than legislation
or statute making to institute
thrift and prosperity, In the
dark ages, however, tho al
chemists, necromaners aud snchanters,
with weird ceremonies, professed to
TO transmit Worlhlessuess into value
and to change the form and character OF
material things by mere incantations,
They sought the philosophers stone
and their search for the means Of com.
pounding gold out OF bRser metals was
in vain. Centuries ago they left that
field OF experimentation.
ut remained for Bland, Bryan, Stew.
art, Teller, sibIey and their Jealous
disciples. by mere wagging of their
silver tongues, to invoke from the
yiewless visCara OF vaculty vast vol
umos OF value. When these financial
enchanters shall have thoroughly dem
onstraled and established their
theories OF making wealth and
prosperity through tina mere "be
II, enacted" OF legislation, all
mankind will be at rest, an eternal holi-
day aud absolute worklesSness will set
tic down upon this luxuriant and beau
tilul globe. Legislation will take the
place OF human effort, physical and in.
tellectual. Money, food, rament, meat
aud drink, board and lodging will be
secured by statutes, and paradise re.
gained by enactment
"Respecttully yours.
u. STERLING MoRToN."
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NO LAW IN TEXAS


Against Prlir Fights aud fhcr" is Nothing
toPrcycn.thc Corbctt.Fltt'Immon' Con'
tosL
DALLAS, TEXAS, JulyI-Judgo George
Clark, Of Waco, has submitted an opin'
ion as to tic legality Of tho proposed
Observation-Disclosures glove contest
Tho opinion Is vory exhaustive and
lengthy. lila conclusions Arci
|. That tho Original act Of 1901 was
wholly In operative.
2, That when its provisions wcrc re-
enacted In tho ponnl code Of 1898, itwa'
still imperative for want Of somO court
to try tho ollonsu.
.. That tho lnw was repealed hy tue
revised statutes, which 10 into elect on
September 1895.
l. That lhutc Ia now no law upon the
statute book vi lcyaa prohibiting pug
ili4lic encounters and ilat upon q pay
mcnl NJ tender ol tI,c ltconso foe pro
sCrihrd Tor such exhibition, thoto Ia no
lawful pUwof In tho state linior present
laws 10 interfere with tie exhibition.
Judge CLARK nave tho matter Mt 'phnr
careful study and paliont research anu
hls Upiuion 10 most aWoepingi
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CATHOLIC sUMMl4n SCHOOL

Formally Opcnod nr Pla,uburg with Inn
poslng Corrm nules--D distinguished oior.
Eymen Present
PLArrsnuRo, n. Y, July 7.-Tho an.
nuul session OF tho Catholic Summer
School Of America was formally opened
at st, John'schurch to-day. Fully 1000
persons woro seated In the handsome
church and thousands more, unable to
gain admission, were standing on the
str0ets whom the procession OF bishops
aud priests started from tho residence
OF Very Row. DR.. Walsh, pastor OF tho
church. Special trains and boats
brought thousands Of visitors from the
Adlrondacks and Vermont to witness
tho ceremonies.
Pontidca high mass was celebrated by
Mgr. Salolli, papal delegate; Mgr. j. NJ.
Farley, Of Momphis, assistant priesti
Very Rev. Frederick WagorlCk, Of
Brooklyn, aud Rcw X. Girard, pro-
vincial Of tho obntes, dOacons Of honor;
Row W. II. O'Connel, of Boston,
deacon j. D. Daley. sub.deacon; Rev.
r. NJ. PinrCO, deacon Of tho cross; RoV.
]. II. McMahon. master Of ceremonies
w. s. Mclaughlin. assistant master.
At tho conclusion OF the mass tho
sermon was preached by Most RoV. NJ,
A. Corrignn, ID. D., archbishop Of New
York, on "rhc Nature aud Necessity Of
ROliglon.'
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reelal c,r.r00a.nee of De A.loelal1d prl.

peeill Correspondence ctgs .AsiocIaiSd PrtsS
VAS, ARMENIA, June 6,-Ihe Armen,
ian revolutiOnist prisoners. who werebs
trayed to the Turkish government Al
rchiboukla on May 10, were taken from
the prison at Van very early on the
morning OF Sunday, June ., aud started
on their way to ConstantlnOple. This
was done under tho orders OF tho sultan,
No one knew that the prisoners were to
be transferred until they actually had
left Van, the order having come from
ConStantinople late Saturday night In
stead OF being dragged along on foot the
men we're mounted on caravan horses,
They all 20 to TrsboiEand by way
Of Erzsroum under guord Of detach.
ment OF cavalry. At TrebiEond they
will bo put on board a steamer and sent
to ConstantinopIo under guard OF a
small squad OF infantry, It was reported
that several OF the YeLidGes who be.
trayVd them would accompany them to
ConStantinOpls to be rewarded and
honored by tho sultan. but the Yezi-
dees instead. returned to their village
to make out a list OF all their able.
bodied couulrymen eligible for enroll.
ment in tue HAmidich cavalry. Hahto,
the head man. will, it is reported by
government officials. subsequently 90 to
Conslantinople TO bs honored by tho
sultan, and to receive his commission as
leader OF the Hamidich forces raised
among his followers.
The Associated Press correspondent
is now in 4 position to say shat sec.
ond revolutionary band is In existence
across the Persian frontier.
CRUEL AND UNUSUAL.
The governor iI now collecting tho
whole years taxes In advance, which is
q most uuhsard OF and cruel proceed.
ing. Heretofore tho people have paid
their taxes in instRlments during the
year. but now, when they have no
money at all. and no way Of earning
anything, tho demand Is for the full
year's taxes In advance. Tho demand
Is accentuated by bealingS aud bayonet
thrusts. ThesoldiorS have taken every
thing that they can lay hands on, and
In very many cases that have lately
come under my notice, the people have
been stripped Of everything. even to
the clothes upon their backs and tho
dishes in which they cook their scanty
food. Thousands OF poor villagers are
living on roots aud greens, and on the
Moush plains the wrs,chet sasGounits
are literelly starving to death.
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AAn IItAGNnY.

A Young LrdT Accidentally Ituh m Aged
Lndv whiiO rrnollclng WIN n Ito.
VDlVcr.
wllRguAnrr, PA,, July IA sad
tragedy took place at PIII'lon thi,
morning Miss Kuto Conn,ll, agod
twonly.tour. found a royolyOr In hOr
brother, pockoL II contained two car.
indgeB. sho hoislod tho window and
bpran Rfing 81 seBe epaFtows, Ono OF
tho bullets struck Mrs. O. Kelly, an
aged woman, who was IN tho yard nj the
tiIna. Death rpinllol almost instantly
Mics C1nnoIl givo horaoi np and was
committed to JAIL. II is feared that sho
will lose her mind over tho occurrence.
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A child KILLED


ny the Descending stick of n SKY Hooksi Mt
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, July Edna Howos,
tho two.yoar.old daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert G. Howe'. was struck on
the head by tho descending stick OF n
sky rocket las. night aud dicd in con.
yusions early this morning Mrs.
lIowos. with tho child in its coach, was
witnessing tho pyrotochnic display Of
tho BrambIe club in tho northeagtorn
section Of tho city. Sho stood In tho
midst Of largo crowd and was arrRng.
lug tho littlc ono in the coach propnrn.
tory to starting for homo. whom tho
stick, which had been unpGrcciYOd by
her, struck iho babe. Tho child'a death
ha, been caused by conclusion Of the
bfnin
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TnOUHLE FEARED

- tho Result of ltuuglus Negroes to
Tate strikers Places.
SHARON, Pa, July THE Sifiko ns
the Sharon iron works which has been
in prosro,, for abOus two wcoks for an
advance Of wages, was complicated to.
day by tho arrival OF a carload OF
noTrosS, who will bo put to work IN tho
mills. Tho strikers hnyO donO their
bost IN induce the colored men TO leave,
but tho company'I Representatives say
the old men must return 10 work with
out an advance or thu n0srnes Will be
put 10 work. llo declared that ho Will
bring l50 moro negroes 10 Sharon next
week. Thoro IA much bltLstn0l1 aud
trouble IA anticipated.
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sronY oF rnN OApTunE.

How tho RcVolutlonistS Were betrayed.
An English subject Tortured bT the
Turkish Government
From ht Corrtpoadsat Of Ire AHoeidiot Prc" IN
Armnia
VAN, ARMENIA, May 3O.-The advance
guard Of the revolutionary party which,
as announced week ago. was betrayed
to the Turkish government by the
Yozldees OF Tchiboukla, on the night oil
Sunday, May 10. is now in prison in
tho city OF Van, Only one Iapmbor Of
tho party escaped aud he, atmc earliest
possible moment and at groat rid; TO
himself, put himself In communication
with the correspondent oil tho Asso.
ciatsd Press. The lattOr is now In pos.
session OF complete information with 70.
spect to the prisoners, but n he IL not
disposed 10 furnish tho turkish govern.
mont information so long as there ro.
mains the slightest chance that these
men may escape death, ho holds, for tho
present at lOast, considerable part Of
tho facts concerning them.
Tho men had been hiding in tho
mountains waiting for roinfofcemenls,
making plans for carrying on their
work, and tho weather having turned
cold and wet, they went to tho house
oil Hahto, hoadmAnoi lchibnukla, to
warm themselves aud dry their cloth.
ing HAhto was supposed to be friendly
to tho Armenian cause, NJ he was not n
Turk, aud great numbera Of his follow
conntrymen had baon massaCred By
tho Turkish government In tho hosul
district In 1892.
nETnAYEp.
Upon arriving at lIahto's house tho
mon stackOd nrm. in tho corner anti
gathered about tho Gre. While they
wore squaltod about tho fire, llnhto's
aCtibo, Turk, called his master out Of
tho house and Insisted that thoy bo
handed oVcr to tho Turkish govern
mOnt Tho scribe Threatened TO do
nounCO liahlo 10 tho government unloB
tho men wOrO bntrnyOl. llahto then
called together u fOrco ol Rurla and
YOlideeI and ordered them to mako
tho capture. Tho villagers wont into
tho room ono BY ono aud took part In
tho conversation.
AZ u signal lhuy 8OlEol tho guns and
commanded tho mon to surrender un.
dor pain Of instant death. 1nkcn com.
plotoly by sirprIac, tho rcvolutionslq
malo no resistance. OF the fourteen
momborH In tho party only quo escaped
Each man had Boidcn finc and gIx OF
tho party lind fovoycfS There wore
largn number, Of cartridges aud some
matoFiala lot making dynamite bombs
and a gcatInn copying pad lor making
duplicates Of letters. Tho prisoner,
wOfn takHn 10 Soyai tho ncSl dNy nv
sOlliorl aud wntN then marched sixty
milos IN Van, whore they nfriycl
"Wednesday oyDninu lholt arrival wng
watchol by u large crowd II futka aud
Armnnan' On tho way thcy wrto
bOalon by gun butts aud pro1dDd with
bayOnols and otherwise malrCnlod An
tho English member Of tic party was
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CUBAN pNrItiors

Preparing In New Yor,, to Go to tho Hos.
cue Ut Ihclr Country
NEw YonR, July About 800 young
Cuban patriots arc making preparations
to loayO this city with tho expedition
organized by Generals Colazo and QUO.
soda Tho refugees arc being drilled in
squads Of litty, under tho direction OF
Julio Castro Ysilvia, who fought In tho
last revolution. Tho dhlling will bO
kent up from 10 10 ~ in, on two
nights Of onch week. until tho CxpOdi.
lion IL rondy to start Many oi tho
young men arO lnomberi ol prominent
families In Havana, aud thov aro On.
tnlalaslic paltluia.
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FArAL OOLt,TsIoN
or mn Electric Car and n Freight Train.
one Passenger Instantly KILLED.

OF mn Electric Car and Freight Train.
one Passenger Instantly KILLED.
NlLrs, ONO, July IAN electric car
loaded with people returning from
Riverside Park was struck by q freight
train on the Etio railway here this
evening and wrecked, The car was
noarly ncoss tho track whom tho locomo.
tive struck II, hurling II upon its side.
Frank Wilson, merchant, was In.
'Stantly killed and Mrs q. W. Holden,
Of Warren, was dangerously and pot.
haps fatally injured Several other
pcrHuns worc seriously, though not
fatally hurt, among thcm being Frank
Ramsey, Of warrOn; Samuel Graham,
tho conductor Of tho car; Edward RAIDER,
tho motorman; Moody lllppln aud
William Lewis, Of Nilos, mud Mss Hattie
Lewis OF WarrOn,
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riIIl ELK I,AnrloNs
MAY D,olAts peace nt TIN Atlantic Cil
1Itrttnr.

MAY D,oiAts peace nt TIN Atlantic CIu
nitriihE.
brrAsrc CRY, ~ J., Jaiy THE
lsrlcu oi tho two factions Of tho Elk'
Grand EEallod Ruler Elwin y. Hay
Who vii preside over tho convention,
aud Nssdo y. DelwlIcr. Of harrisburg
wna WITH dlrclol grand exalted
ruler by tho Buffalo faction, whlcl was
recently declared In a United states
circuit court to havn no lng1l standing
--hayO arrived In this city,
Mr. Dotwilor aall ton r9prnsCnlauvo
nj tho Associated Pfuli tonight thn. ho
Is hero 10 do his bs,l u patch w pelno
between factions.
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TROOPS WILL N0VI
This Morning to tho Scene of tho
Rlkhorn Goal Strike,
EIGHT COMPANIES UNDER ORDERS
From Governor Maooorkle to Pro-
oeed to the Scat OF War
LIFE AND PROPERTY THREATENED,

According to tho Demands Made by
tho oporAtors-A Passenger Train
Dsrallsd-rhO Governors Warming
TO ,ho Leader of tho stFikors-Thr
Latter Wires That lie is Doing an
He Can to Maintain Poaoo-Unirod
states Marshal ;Lato Garden on thc
Ground.
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nEArm or AIiAMBuRo.

rho Insurgsnt Lrndcr--Tho Report IL
fluRiiy C0uilrmod.
HAVANA, July The ncws oil the
death Of Aramburo, tho insursont
leader, 10 finally confirmed. Hc was
pursued by band Of troops and lost
eight killed.
ItU rumorcd that about eighty mon
have landed IN tho nclghborhood ot
santa Cruz commanded by "a NoneSue-
Ian. ..,,,-
Great lighting is expected within
iow DAYS between General Gascos and
Nnvarfo's troops aud Nlaceo, who i' said
TO be surrounded by them.
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BLvEnELp, W. VA, July The sit
uation to-day in tho mini ng region has
been 1uieter, but tho railroad and coal
operators have boon heavily guarded by
Ihs deputy marshalG and guards.
Governor MacCofke's private aecro'
tary u on tho grounds carefully watch.
inE tho situation. Eiigios o! !non.unlon
mon arc hung on tho mountain roads
rddlsd with bullets. SomO OF tho min
ers arc in a starving condition and II il
generally conceded thoy must return to
work or leRVo tho field.
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VICTIM OF THE nIor
At Boston Duriod-Ths Funeral of John
w. WIZ.

At Boston Duriod-Th" Funeral Of John
W. wills.
BosroN. Mass, July 1.-The funeral
Of John ". Wills, tho victim Of Thurs.
days riot in East Boston, was held this
afternoon from his home. Rev. Father
Mccarthy, OF the Church Of tho As.
sumption, ofIicia,od. A dense squad
filled the avenue leading TO the house,
and the presence OF a squad Of police
was necessary to control the 10000 peo.
pie estimated TO have been in the vlcin.
ity. Father Mccarthy performed the
simple Catholic ceremony at the coffin,
which was covered with flowers the
most conspicuous being pillow from
tho seven iRtherless children, which
read Papa"
The body was inferred at Holy Gross
cemetery, and the cortegs was composed
OF the various organizations oil which
Willis was a member and citizens OF
East Boston. Tho stars and stripes,
with a mourning band catching the
folds, was borne At tho head Of tho pro.
csssion. Mrs. Wills is left practically
penniless by the death Of her husband,
with seven childron to caro- Tor.
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LuDHoroS, Mlcu, July Tho body
oi Ian unknown man. vol drOTod aud
Of foGnoI appearance, with q bullet
wound over hin heart wni discovered
floating near tia lngo shore, mile
north oi Lincoln harIor to-day llil
coat, yO't and boots wore an II log 2OJ
foo, iurllIofBoulh, A revolver with ono
empty shell was found living Ia shallow
water. IhotO iino clue 10 his Identity.
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FROM THE PRISON
AT Van to oonstantluople, by Or
der of the Sultan.
THE ARMENIAN REYOLUTIONISTS
Who We're Betrayed by a Sup
posed Friend at Tcheboulka,
AN ENGLISH SUBJECT AMONG THEM

Tortured Into ContOSsInG HIs IlenI'
uty-A Cause for British Interior
enoe-The Story of tho Capture
Of Thrilling IntOrost-Turkish Gov
ernuent Collecting n Whole Years
Taxes In Advance From che Armo'
nlans-strIppinG tho People Of
EveryrhlnG-More CrueltIos by the
RArbarous Turks
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FURIOUS STORM
Does Great Damage in Chicago
and on the Lake.
A NUMBER OF VESSELS ClPSIZEl,
Aud 1t is Feared That the Loss Of
Life is Considerable,
LIFE-S4YING CREWS KEPT BUSY

RumoFs Of Dlsaster-Ths
Occupants oil Three Wrecked Boats
Brought in ExhRusted-The Storm
Comes Up Suddenly and Almost
without Warning-severaI Houses
In tho City Struck by Lightning,
Awful Experience of People Caught
on tho Lake by tho Hurricane.
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Springs, health resort near here.
tx'Goyarnor Stevenson arrived at Pa.
raisI Springs June 8, He was afflicted
with aciatloa and was in a helpless con.
dltlnn, Il Is supposed that during tho
night tho pain returned and, in despara.
ton, hO took a large dose OF laudanum.
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PYE BLUFF, AK, July IA terrific
cyclone swept over this city ana adla'
cent territory north at II o'clock to-
night. All wires north aud south are
down aud news Of the damage, which
must have boen considerable, cannot DO
nscertNIuod at this late hour.
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TwpA, FA, tnly Tho thirty On.
ban clubs In lls city held meetings
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