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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02
NORFOLK NEWS NOTES.
judge Leigh Il. WATTS Named for Gov
ernor-cther News.


NORFOLK, VA. Aug. Special The
Portsmouth STAR OF this evening. nomi-
mates Judge Legn Is. Watts cor the
next goycrnorship. and declares that IL
Is time ,lc claims of Eastern \irAlnll,
particuiarly the city Of Portsmouth. tho
Democratic Gioralter OF this section,
were recognized
MIR. Thomas y Hare. for twenty years
cashier of the Bank Of Commerce, mas
resigned on account Of ill-h 'alth.
pocahontas Council. Royal Afcanum'
gave "A rgely-patr0uIzed tNturS. on TO-
night 20 ola Point and tie capes, TOT
the benefit of the Infant Sanita.ium.
The Norfolk and Portsmouth Press 'luD
gave their first annual banquet this even
ing az the 81. James Hotel In addition
TO the membership there were about thr-
ty guests. and the occasion was both
pleasant and profitable. Mr.. John White
head. OF the Nirginlan, acted as toast
master, and the following toasts were
our President. Mr.. J. \. Daily
The Press. Mr. kenton &. Murray.
Greater Norfolk Mr.. NJ Glennan.
Virginia Mr.. Alfred y Thorn.
The Judiciary. Mr.. Thomas II. Wilcox.
Transportation. Captain James W. Nc
our Guests. Mr.. j. c. Carroll
The Ladies' Colonel +. NJ. Henry.
The Press club. Mr.. "a. ) Bailey
John Nelson. "A young white man, chare-
ed with prosecuting Lille and Mamie
Myers whose dOmlcile rs on Avon street
was placed under a leace bond. which be
was unable 10 furnish. The evidence
showed that be followed .hcm from place
90 place. causing their -rrsst upon the
slightest preteXt. Justice Burroughs
warned him some time ago 10 let the
women alone. but he paid no attention
10 It.. cupid seems 20 have been lead-
Ing him, with his eyes blinded for some
time.
II seems that your correspondent was
I'm error IN that portion ~ hts report
of the last days trial OF tho Massey
made 10 Mr.. John Ncclv and NJ ,ior n.
Humphreys. The latter did not become
angry az Mr. Nicely on account of quos-
tiOns asked him. and when be moved
his position IN was not with any lnten-
ton of going TO Mr. Nicely, therefor. IL
the latter moved. it was not FOR the
purpose Of getting beyond leach OF any
body These two gentlemen have been,
and are still good friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02
QUESTION or JTRISDTCTTON.
To what Authority Belongs the Right to
Lnact rrohihiinrN Iiamnr InMs.

LONDON. Aug. The Judicial Com
mittee of the Privy Council today began
the hearing OF the prohibition appeal 10
decide whether the power TO pass pro-
hibitOry liquor legislation belongs 10 the
Federal or the provisional authority in
Canada. The appeal is against a judy
ment Of the Supreme Court Of Canada.
handed down on January i5 1895. and
questions regarding the right 10 prohibit
the manufacture and sale Of int1xi, ing
liquors are also raised
Lords Halsbury, Hcrschcl. Watson.
Morris. and Davey. and Sir Richard
Couch. formed the committee OF
Privy Council. j. J. McLauer. ..
g., and Richard l.. Rallaue. VI. r..
.. g.. We're the counsel for the appellants:
the Province Of Ontario. and r. l.. New
comde and II. ". LOchnis for the Do
minion Of Canada. while Hon Edward
Blake. Q. c.. VI. r.. and Mr.. Wallace
Nesbitt watched the case in the interest
Of the Brewers and Distllicrs' Assocla-
tion. OF Ontario, Judges Mcenna Land
Burton. and Sir Oliver Monatt Amelius
Irving. and g. W. Moss. all of the Queens
Council Of Ontario. were present
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02
THE fN>TRINCE QUESTION.
4 Meeting of Agents Held From which
harmonious Results are Expected.

The local underwriters and agents Of
Richmond met yesterday morning at the
Offices of the Virginia State Insurance
Company, with a view of harmOn'zing the
differences existing in this city between
the Southwest Tarif Association com
panOcs and the non board companies.
Major ID. y. Walker presided and near
~ all the insurance men We're present.
The proceedings were not made public,
but IL Is understood tho the conditions
are good fora harmonious local organi-
zatiOn, which w!ll make uniform rules
and rates for the government of the bust.
ness I'm Richmond.
An agreement was reached. whereby
existing rates will be charged drtil they
can DO revised by "A committee OF To-
cal agents and adjusted upon "A basis
that will re equitable and fa.r as be
tween the companies and the insured. SO
son as the signatures OF all parties inter
ssted can be secured the committee will
aud the local board Will be organized.
IL is understood that there is no doubt
except as 10 one company concerned. ana
there rs every reason TO believe that this
company Will sign the agreement without
opposition.
IL is SAID that the Southeastern Tariff
Association had in preparation a revision
OF their tariff for Richmond when the
trouble OF rate cutting commenced here.
and that the carrying out Of the new
plan OF rating VIII make a harmonious
organization more easy of accomplish
mCnt
The fact is denied that the Southeastern
Tariff Association has withdrawn from
the field and IL is claimed that whatever
action is taken win be IN conference with
the committee of the association APP
pointed Tor that purpose.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02
Uf>TORIC TREE.
Under Which "A Council of War Was Held.
Romantic Marriage.

WINSTON, y. C.. Aug Special
Very near the old Il mily residence of
Colonel Charles Mcdowell who lived at
Quaker Meadows, two miles from Nor
Canton. stands al ancient oak. whose cir
cumftrence IS thirty two feet. The spread
OF its limbs is 2Vi feet from tip 10 tip
II was under the shade Of this ancicn-
tree, on Saturday. the 30th day of Sep
tcnber. 1880. that Colonies Sewer. Shelby.
Can lell NJ. &. Mcdowell Cleveland
ana Major Joseph Winston held a coun-
ell of war which resulted in the resolu-
ton of that sturdy band Of patriots 10
follow Ferguson until they found him.
and 10 fight him 10 death for the liberty
Of their country and the safety Of their
homes. on the 18th day of October Fer
guson was found on Kings Mountain.
slain and every survivor of his command
vas captured. Editor Erwin, OF the Nor
canton Herald. has sent Judge Schenck.
OF Greensboro a fine photograph OF his
historic tree, which is even larger than
the Liberty Tree. near the old Guilf0r1
courthouse. The photograph Will ne
placed In the battle-ground museum.
letter. received mere announces the
marriage. which occurred several days
ago. Of Mr.. +. W. McClement. super
railway, TO MISS Nellie Rogers, Of Clio
versyille. y. Y. The event was celebrit. al
al Brcadalbin y. y. and was somewhat
ronaLtic. ~he young lady's ar
appears. prote-ted against the match.
pr fcriing that Miss Nellie should we'd
friend of the family. Mr. and Mrs. Ne
Clement are expected 10 arrive in Win
ston about August 5th.
The first lot OF new tobac-o was sold on
Winston market yesterday. IL was raised
by w. r. Moser. OF Rural Hail. There
were l04 pounds, divided into four grades.
and IL averaged cents per pound.
Winston-Salem Will have z frst-class
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02
Norton Benson.

The marriage OF Mr.. F. W. Morton ana
Mise Katherine -. Benson took place
Tuesday at $50 p. NJ. at the residence
OF the brides mother. No. 400 east Cary
street The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Preston q. Nash, rector OF Christ
church. The bride is daughter OF the
late Henry Benson, Esq. and has been
for several years. teacher OF stenography
at the Smithdeal business College. The
groom is a son Of the late John Blair Nor
ton, Of Cumberland county. and 4 step
son OF Judge Hudson. Of Pulaski county.
Mr.. Morton is a lawyer Of Pulaski City,
and he and his bride viii make their
home In that town.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02

General Cosey Makes n speech -Di-ngree-
mcnt over Communicable Platform.

COLUMBUS. O.. Aug. 1.-The state
POrulist Convention fell into dispute
With the very beginning this morainy.
Chairman Hugo Prcyer. OF CleNelahu;
attempted 10 continue the old central
{, mnittee Of last year for another year.
This was irrcely opposed, and brouSht
out the statement from lreyer ilat "
scheme was on 10 get cont.oi OF tne
party and sell II out. After long as
e. ssiOn the matter vas laid aside LOT
discussion later I'm tlis convention. Inc
convention then selected the usual conn
mittees. and took a recess 20 2.D +. NJ;
After recess the deleg lt,s appeared ~
better humOr and the old committee WIS
retained with a few necessary changes.
The committee on resolutions Is IN session
tonight. preparing the platform. IN,
As agreed upon now, the platform VII
declare for the free coinage or sliNtI Il.
the ratio Of Is 10 / dcnsind the aboiluoh
of national banks. endorse the eight-hour
labor system, ard I'm general agree VIII
the Omaha platform. There IL a contest
between George A. GrOut Of cleveland
ana Coxey as 20 COXeys favorite IDEAS
the maxim. of good roads and the issu-
ing Of non-interest- bearing bonds for that
purpose.
It seems likely that Coxoy will be the
candidate for Governor Tonight ne "n-
dressed a large assemblagc In the state
capitol grounds. and was well received
In the course OF his address he drew
from his pocket a Springfield rifle ball
and holding it up. sand 10 was Mckinley
protection pill. He was tcrating the Gov
crnor for calling out the State militia 20
suppress strikers and belligercnt "hobos.'
a midnight the Committee on Resolu-
tioas agreed upon a platform. IL Ell
dorses COXey's good roads and nOn-inter-
est bearing bonds plans. fayors abolish
ment Of National Banks, asks law
making all contracts providing for pay
ment In gold Illegal. fav0rs per diem
pensions and the unlimited coinage or
silver az tho legal ratio regardless OF poll
cy Of any other nation. and the issuance
AT once Of sufficient greenbacks 10 make
tho volume OF currency equal 20 so per
capita.
In state affairs IL demands that the sal
aries OF public officials and employees pe
reduced 10 rates paid In private employ
meut, and supports the miners IN their
demand for coal screened legislation:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02
Miss Mary Preston Moore Weds.

The Washington Post OF Yesterday has
an account of the marriage OF Miss Mary
Pres ton Moore. of this city, 10 Mr.. Gal
loupe Morton. or Boston Mass. at New
brighton, l. T.. Tuesday night which
says.
Miss Moore is well known IN Washing
ton and In the South. for her m8ay
attractions. the most delightful OF which
is a charming voice Mr. and Mrs Nor
ton will sail for Europ. the latter part
Of the present month.
Miss Moore has many friends here.
She Is a delightful singer. and took a
conspicuous part in many OF the local
entertainments. She IL niece of Messrs.
Robert H. and Frank ID. Steger.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02
The General Bible Conference.

ASHEVILLE, y. c.. Aug AT the
General Bible Conference Rev. r.. H..
Hatcher of Norfolk Va. read an able
paper on BIBLE and Modern sunday
School"
At the First Baptist church Wednesday
Peter Won +. Mamrcoy. a native of Jeru-
salem. lcctured on The Farmers Of
Palestine" 20 a large audience. lie APP
peared in oriental costume with several
young ladies and gentlemen, and his lee
ture threw strong light Oh many pas
sages Of Scripture.
Tonight Rev. NJ y. Wharton. u. -, Of
Norfolk. Va. spoke on Bible and Char
acter Building"
Professor Noah X. Davis. of the Uni
versity OF Virginia, commences the third
week tomorrow IN the school OF English
Bible. which is attracting large crowds.
4 movement Is on foot 10 have the
Biblical Assembly meet here IN the sum
mer OF %. ana efforts VIII be made TO
put a special secretary in the neld, TO
devote his entire time TO organizing IN
the South.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02
sol INSIDE RiILU-fY BONDS.
The City Treasurer Paying On-Captain
Armcs Death.

PETERSBURG. VA. Aug Especial
The City Treasurer. G. a. Slaughter,
was engaged to-day paying off the Si94,5o)
Of per cent. city City Of Petersburg
bonds, known as the Southsidc Railroad
bonds. issued in 1919. and due August !,
1895. These bonds have been replaced by
five per cent. bonds.
The city Council. at its meeting this
afternoon. elected Messrs. II. Il. Davis.
Alexander Hamilton. and Dr. j. r. Moy-
Ter members of the School Board.
Captain G. Il. Armes. a freight con-
ductOr on the Norfolk and Western rail
road. residing at Crowe. dropped dead
while sitting in his porch last night
Death resulted from heart disease.
Captain L. G. Hoy delivered a lecture
before a. L. Hin Camp Of Confederate
Veterans tonight. His subject was Re
collections of Service With BradfOrd's
Battery During the Siege of Petersburg"
Captain Hoy was first lieutenant of this
battery. which did splendid Servicearound
Petersburg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02
Victory for Senator gr,ce

SPRINGFIELD. O.. Aug. The Brice
and anr-Brice forces fought desperately
tonight for supremacy at the ward can
Gus, 10 select delegates 10 the county
convention next Saturday In Tho TontS
Fourth, ana Sixth wards the list Of dele
gates elected was a Brice delegation and
Thomas delegation In the Fifth ward
Thomas delegation was selected. In the
Second Brice delegation was chosen
and in the Third Brice won.
Hon. John n. Thomas denies to-nfcbt
the rumOr that he has announced himself
a candidate for Governor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02
TWO MORE NONITORS LEfTE.
The Ajax and the Canonicus Are Now the
Only KcmaIniDg ships.

Promptly yesterday morning at G O'Clock
the monitors Manhattan and Mahopac
were hauled from their moorings in James
river and left for the Norfolk navy-yard.
They will be tCwc6 the entire distance
IN two tugs This only leaves the AJAX
and Canonicus. and these two In turn VIII
20 10 the navy-yar1 about The rih OF
this month. With their departure me
entire fleet OF the monitors VII nave
Teen rs1iOycl from james river. a
pftss dispatch frcw Washington last
night reads as follows.
Commander James NJ. fOr-ythe, de-
cached from command OF the monitors
I'm James river and ordered 10 command
the naval station at Key West tla.,
On the 9th instant. relieving Commander
J. J. Quinn, who Will be detached ana
placed on the retired list
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02
The Situation Improving

bLuEFIELD W VA, Aug. The
situation az the mines appears 10 be
steadily Improving. Nearly all the Elk
norm guards are dismissed to-day The
ed by the addition OF four or five guards
All the operators are loading coal. and
the output Is up 10 the average for the
month before the strike began. The com.
panies are paying the men old rates. and
VIII probably not try 10 force the rcduc-
ton, which was discussed on Nav LIST. IL
is thought this field will be kept at work
even II strike occurs In PENNSYLVANIA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02

Talk ~ To the Next Representatives.
other News Notes.


FREDERICKSBURG VA. Aug. l.
SpeciaL-Dr. George II. Chewing has a
fine farm I'm Fauquicr county. and has
been paying very considerable attention
10 sheep husbandry He has "A flock ~
forty-six ewes. all Of which hav. had
lambs for the second time this :" Ison. ana
some Of them have PRODUCED four lambs
during %.
There is consideryjse talk IN Stafford
and King George N regard TO the next
representative II. the Virginia Legislature
from those counties. Dr. Gustavus NJ.
Wallace and Captain :. &. Peyton are
nenuoned, while many persons insist that
the Hon. John T.. Mason, the present
. representative. Will at the last moment
. sept "A denomination "a Democratic can
didate while W. \. Rose, ex-Sherin
Rogers. and Mr.. benjamin :. Grimes are
prominently spoken of as Republican can
didatcs.
The Methodist church here has elected
f. II. Brent. W. :. Embrey. and W. l..
Grammar as delegates and W w. Stearns,
II. -. Scott. ana John Donohoe as alter
mates 10 the District Conference of the
Washington District of the Baltimore
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. South.
The Washington Guards. of this city.
gave picnic on Tuesday 10 Ashland
Park. Eleven carloads Of people were
carried. and the day was gleaty enjoyed
by all who went. The soldier company
realized a large sum, as the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
gave the train and the use Of the park
free.
The Methodist Sunday school gave a
picnic TO New Hope, on the Potomac
Fredericksburg railroad to-day.
The Bridgewater flour and corn mills
here have been sold 10 Philip Carpenter,
representing New York capitalists who
viii at once reopen the mills and resume
work.
Adjusters of the various insurance COM
panies are here to-day. settling the loss
on the plant Of the Fredericksburg Ice
and Lumber Company. recently destroyed
by fire.
Ground was broken to-day for the new
two-stOry stone lodge at the Mary Wash
iuetOn Monument
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02

declare them tobe very vague and indeh-
mite. and marked strongly by errors OF
omission. The work Of keeping account
OF the various developments OF n trial OF
this character was a new experience 10
the Lunenburg county clerk. which Is the
reason ascribed for the incomplete and
indefinite record shown In his books.
His mistakes begin. 1t Is alleged. with the
drawing OF the jury. and run almost con-
tinuously through the succeeding stages
OF the trial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02

WINSTON. y. c.. Aug Especial
The smallpox scare I'm Patrick county,
Va. IS still attracting cOnside rable in
teresi a gentleman from Martinsvilo
says that number OF citizens have left
that place on account OF the disease.
The latest news from tho infected dis
trict IS that eigh people have died. and
that there are stil twenty-one patients.
Or. bynLm, Wirstons health officer.
went TO Virginia to-day 10 make an inves-
tgauon, 10 see whether II would be ne
cessary for quarantine regulations 10 be
inst futcd here
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02
STOLE rom md 4 MULE.
A Bold Thief Captured in Charlotte
County.

EUREKA MILLS. VA, Aug. Especial.
Last night the wheat and grist mill At
this place was broken open. and several
hundred pounds OF Hour stolen. The bold
thief also ~ Die a mule Oh which to carry
the -four away.
Owing 10 recent rains, the mule vas
tracked for a distance OF five miles, and
the rogue was quickly Appreciated - be
n negro named Doctor Bedford. Doctor
Bedford will have preliminary trial to-
day. and will be sent on TO the county
court
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02
A Youthful Murderer Arrested.

Walter Carter. the hfteen-ytar-old col
ored boy, who killed John Lee Jones,
another colore1 boy. about three weeks
ago at Allport's stables. near the Ex-
position Grounds. was captured Wednes-
day night I'm n bOx-car on the Richmond.
s3reltt 'ksburg and Potomac railroad.
near Acca station, by County Policemen
J. H. Branch and A. &. Green.
He was carried to tho county jail and
will have hearing before Justice Lewis
to-day He has been hiding IN Chester
field county, ever since the shooting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02
Telegraphic Breyilles.

+. \. Torbet. Jr.. was remanded IN
the Tombs Police Court yesterday 10
await the arrival Of an officer from CO.
lumbus Ga. where TOrbett Is wanted on
a charge Of grand larceny. He was a
member OF the commission firm OF Tor
bett q FLOYD in that city.
H. Terre Haute, Ind. yesterday Judge
Taylor delivered his decision In the Mich
olson law test case. The decision does
rot touch directly the vital constitution
ality Of the law, but deals with defects
In the constitution. The Court holds that
the law Is imperative. because of a blum
der OF the Legislature in the wording Of
a penal clause OF tho act The Stlt@ Will
appeal 10 the Supreme Court.
DR.. Joseph A. White Will leave Friday
night. August I'd. 70 spend a week with
his family in the mountains. During his
absence his assistant. Dr.. Woodward.
Will attend to his practice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02
4 Church Burned

church OF the Catholics Of the Laurel
Ford section OF The county. was burned
last evening. The Ire * attributed to
the =. \. +. A.. as the feeling in that
section between that Organization ana the
members OF the church has been intense
The Catholics have on several occasions
threatened 10 burn the school-nouse
where the \. p. AS. held Their meet
ings
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02
The Luxembourg Murder Case.

The outcome Of the Investigation made
by the counsel for Mary Alternately and
Pokey Barnes, at Lunenburg Courthouse.
a. looked for with interest by the public.
II a. understood that they will open their
case by calling the attention OF the higher
court 10 the record OF the case kept by
the County Court clerk. Richmond law
rem. who have seen the clerks records
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02

II is Hoped soon to Stamp out SMALLPOX
In Patrick.

DANVlLLE. VA. Avg. 1.-Special.-The
latest news from the SMALLPOX infected
district Is that no new cases have devei-
opcd. The sick ones are improving. and
II IS hoped soon 70 stamp out the dis
ease. Judge j. -. Cole. Ct the County
Court of Pittsylvania. has approved the
action Of Daryile's Board of Health. and
appointed constables to look after sus-
IegfE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02

The Two Coombe- Boys Found Guilty of
Wilful Murder.

LONDON. August THE finding Of the
CO roner's jury In the case OF Robert and
Nathaniel Coombes. the two boys who
were accused OF having murdered their
mother, was officially announced tO-cay.
The Jury found "a verdict Of wiifui mar
der against Robert, the older son, while
Nathaniel was held as accessory betorf
tho fact. The jury added TO the verdict
an urgent accommodation that the sale
of inn..mmatory and shocking literature
be stopped.
Acting on the advice Of the coroner. the
jury ignored the case Of Fox. the half
w.tted man. who helped the boys 10
sps nd the money obtained by them by
pawning goods taken from the house
after the murder Of their mother. Foxs
case Is considered distinct from that OF
the two youthful criminals
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02

4 fire alarm was turned i'm this morn
irg at 245 from hex II. on the corner
of Ninth and Leigh streets, caused by a
small biaze I'm "A negro shanty ON north
Tenth street The fire was cXtingui shed
before the arrival Of the engine, causing
little or no damage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02
OBIII AIRY.


ONANCOCK, VA. July 3l-Rev. s. Vs.
Eason, pastor of the Southern Methodist
church al Beilehaven. died last night
after a brief illness from bilious dys-
cntery. Mt. Eason was about thirty
years Old. "a graduate of RandOlph-Ma-
con College. and one oi the most prlm.-
ncnt young mon Bon the Virginia Confer
once. About fifteen months ago Doe
was married 90 Miss Wessic Mock. or
Accomac. who. with an infant survives
him. Funeral services were held to-day
at Bellehavcn. after which the remains
were taken 20 Norfolk county 10 Doe
Inferred az the OLD some OF the de-
cnascl.
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transacted Rontinr Kmsine>s.

The Board Of Police Commissioners held
their regular monthly meeting in the
office Of the chef of Police Yesterday
afternoon, out transacted only routine
business
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02
Mis- lIopkjnS Will Recover

Miss Emra Hopkins. who "ame near
meeting he- death Wednesday night as
a result of dose Of cocaine given her
by her friend. Mr.. X. l.. Kern instead Of
Mr. William " Kerns as published. was
doing nicely last night and is declared
ont of danger
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02
DAMAGE Is COLORADO.

DENVER. Aug. 1.--Auothcr terrible
rain storm swept this region this even
INK ana caused great losses. An iron
bridge over Hards rable Greek. ON che
Denver ana Rio Grande railroad. TWEEN
~ miles west of Pueblo was swept
,vav about the .timo the Atlantic eA-
press was cue M that poill Trains will
be delayed for twelve hours. The A.
kansas river is tonight a raging torrent
and all travel on roads crossing 10 has
been stopped The Florence and 'rppl"
Greek roads have not been able f0 ruu
trains for several days. and wines ar
down al along the l.nc I'm the city The
storm agate flooded everything. cloud
buns an Morrison and Sal.la threaten
cl much property.