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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-10
THE HOTELS.

HE LAwLoR-RATEs. $3.50 AND 81
PER DAY. JAMES LAWLOR. PRO
PRIETOR.
w. p. Thompson, Willard; w. Y. Wei
fot, New orleans: j. c. Norris, San An
ionic; James 5. Hereford. Dallas; NJ.
(iler' Houston; w. l.. Mcbride, san An
|ono: John 5. Logan. st. Joseph. Mo.
kiilton II. HichoS. Dallas: John Smokey,
b. Louis: j. W. OrBrien, Houston. j. IT,:
Barlow, New York; Edward Kennedy,
Fort Smith. Ark; DIR. j. III. Sampson.
Houston; Theo Dawes, Toronto. Canada ::
4. Il. Anderson, Texas; A. Christcson,
Houston; Z. j. OFT, Texas; f.. d. Gavin,
Galveston: j. II. Harrison. BcevilIe: Mrs
hnna ID. l4earnc. MISS Ida Lee Hearne
dustin; Robert NJ. E.ron. Houston; j. G.
Goldsmith, Winston, y. c.. III. II. Shack
efcrd Cincinnati: Alfred II. Smith, Will
ningion: Mrs. y. II. Smith. Delaware;
b ID. Crany. Beaumont: II. +. kaufman,
pan Antonio. Mrs. II. II. Gavin and chill
!ren. Galveston: !. Il. Pryor, Columbus;
!. ID. Perkins, Houston and Texas Cen
raj railway. Ed II. Cobbs, Dallas: Will
am Wells. Houston; T. q. Davidson. San
Antonio: W. a. Rcinhaldt. Houston, l..
1, Chesebro. Hannibal. Mo: h. W. Will
hanson Galveston: J. r.. Hargraves.
j. w. Evans. Galveston:
. A. Lewis. Denver; c. r. Yates and
wife and son. Galveston: L.. jay Sugar
i. Louis; Charles 4. Crazy. Beaumont.
;. C. McReynolds. III Campo: Nicholas
'chwab, Louisville; l. NJ. Johnston. Dal-
IS, Louis IL Bailey. New Orleans; u. ID
iaione, Dallas. Stuart Wheeler Calves
on,
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rAvoRs RELIEF DEPARTMENTS

The conclusions reachel by n magazine
writer on the railroad relief departments
are that they are of inestimable bcncfi.
10 the companies and to emp,oyes He
says III saves the road anxiety ms Ia
"tat expenses the company should as
sumo N case of accidents; 1t spares the
r ,1nnly suits for damages from It's en-
they viii be taken care of in 49, .nat
I'm n.n,, ahp mat ther families wIiI nave
death aoi,iI pfpy,s,on made for them in case OF
for f.,.a e y. az 'aches TO the company n bet
iih,,S,a i'uSai' II encourages them 10 he
,hi, IL helps them to get homes of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-10
KNAPP IN NO DANGER.

washington, ApfI I'LL can be stated ON
authority that there Is no reason for APP
prchension that Missionary Knapp Will not
meet with fair treatment and eventually
DE permitted 10 return to his post at Iitlis
after he hns undergone the form of clear
my himself from chnrges that have been
lodged against him of conspiracy against
him of conspiracy against the government
knapp Is being brought to the coast as the
result OF an agreement between the Turk
ter having secured the valuable concession
OF having the trial of the missionary tdhc
place before American authorities al Con-
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CLASSIFICATION RULINGS.

Austin. Texas April a.-The railroad
commission issued the following ruling to-
day:
In approval of joint application, submit
ed under No. III of the Missouri. Kansas
and Texas Railway Company OF Texas, 1t
ls hereby ordered that the following clas-
Sidcatlon rulings. supplementary TO West
ern Classification No. y, shall govern In
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-10

Earned Runs-Chicago 7.
Two Base Ilts-Kalkhoff, Ryan.
Three Base Hits-Truby 2. Kittredge.
Home Run--Dahlen.
Base on Balls-Kalkhon. Kittredge. An
Struck out-By conover !, by Thornton
3. by Briggs 6.
Passed Balls--Kalkhoff
Time OF Game--2 hours and 10 minutes.
Umpire-Kemper.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-10
HOLLAND.

Holland Texas. April s.--Holland's city
election passed of very quietly Yesterday
resulting In the election of w. j.. Arm
ity OF l07 votes. The following were also
elected: Marshal. Il. l.. Pennington; aid
ermen: X. II. Bradley repubiican); H.
A. Moore tdemocrnD. w. s. Lanford dem
crab, c. j. Wilkinson (democrap. j. IL.
Underwood (democraD.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-10
CALLING FoR ACTION.

Paris, April s,-Considerabls irritation
against Turkey has been aroused here by
reports from Constantinople and London
that the sultan has decided to exDeI ali
aries from Asiatic Turkey. The news
papers have taken up the question az ono
directly and strongly affecting Christianity
ana as calling for prompt and effective ac-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-10

II,wo,Iase hits.Badger. Huston.
stolen bascs-Badger Burriss . yor,, q
Powell. llousman. Gondinr. - Ao'" -
Double plhy,Wilcox to Huston.
Bufriss T. i % LINDSEY i.
~ ny pitched ball--By Lindsey
struck out-1ly Carl 3, Lindscy . u,r
Sacrifice hit-Swcaringer.
MID pit ehes-Lindscy, Carl.
Time of game--I:b5.
umpro-Papo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-10
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

San Augustine, Texas. April 7'-Election
for municipal officers for ensuing two
years resulted as follows:
Mayor, /. il Hollis; marshal, J. S; An
derson aldermen. NJ. Il. lyman. f.. ~;
Tucker, A. =. Gasaman, John Lynch and
S. W. Blount.
Those elected will doubtless do their
duties and manage the affairs OF the city
as they should lie.
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BURGLARS IN A posrorrrcr

SlIllin,.. - = ~ VI It II Il,
her. ,''' ieNas. April 9.-The postoffIce
mbo vas entered last night by burglars,
ROM. r'ler scattering boxes and papers
keaytna enthusiastically, made their exit.
Fsptionn ~ serything as found with the ex.
tyid"nilv' j. nttle disorder. The burglnr "a
(Which intended 70 enter the s.o,rs
),y I'm, J ms the postofflce. hut were fooled
france Ky Try heavy door, They gained en-
|h cry windo,vv postoiiice through the de-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-10
MISSIONARY EXPULSION.

London. April 9-All newspapers here
give prominence TO reports OF the meeting
yesterday OF the Armenian relief commit
zee. presided over by the Duke OF Argyle.
70 protest against the proposed expulsion
from Asiauc Turkey OF Protestant and
Roman Catholic missionaries. ~
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WAS NOT A FAILURE.


Paris, Texas, April Q. - In the second
game OF base ball played this afternoon
between the st. Louis Browns and tho
Paris Stcrllngs tho score stood II 10 IN
favor OF the Browns. A large crowd
witnessed the game. The Browns left to-
night for Denison. where they will play
tomorrow.
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or INTEREsT 10 TEXAS.

Washington. April 8.-chairman Lacey
Of the house committee on public lands
has called meeting Of his comntttee|
tomorrow to amend the Greer county iand 1
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-10
STABBED NINE TIMES.

Paris, Texas. April s.-In a street fight
this afternoon Calvin Bells stabbed
George Griffith nine times; some Of the
gasfes are very ugly. The injuries may
prove very serious
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NEW ORLEANS TEAM.

Mr. Abner Powell. manager Of the New
Orleans Base Ball club OF the Southern
league. and the following members OF his
team. Carl. Secrtst, Gording, Dowie. York.
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DENIsON no. sT. Louis =

Denlson. Texas. April 9The St Louis
Ponies and Dcnison league club game this
evening was won by Denison-score 10 to
Z. Brcitenstein pitched seven innings for
the Ponies. McGinnis pitched nine In
nlngs for the Indians.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-10

Bowman, Huston. Wilcox, McCinnis.
Hodge, Walsh. Lindsay and Houseman.
on route to Galveston. whittier they went
for an engagement of two games, yester-
day and today.
New orleans Is one OF tho strongest
teams In the Southern league and can put
up az fast game AS any minor league
club in the country.
The object of Manager Powell in bring
Ing his men to Texas Ia to have them play
against ouch strong clubs as are In llous-
ton. Galveston, San Antonio, Fort Worth
and Austin and thereby get harder and
better practice than could be obtained
in New Orleans. All OF the Texas league
clubs are In condition now and Manager
Powell expects the New Orleans team no
derive much benefit from these games.
Tomorrow afternoon only New Orleans
Will cross bats with the local club. and
judging from the games which Houston
put mp against the Chicago National
league club and In view OF the fact that
C;arso MS men have had the benefit of
additional exercise and practice rafting
good game viii be played, In which the
Houston club Will likely not come out
second best.
WAS NOT A FAILURE.
Little Rock. Ark. April a.-Ofiicers OF
he Little Rock Jockey club deny the
statement that the Little Rock meeting
was u financial failure. Assistant Secre-
Iary Rawiins snys that after dischnrgng
al obligations, the club has balance of
1880 nv compared with n deficit of $1,000
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-10
GULF AND INTERSTATE.

Contractorse Settle Their Differences.
Constructors Resumed,
Galveston. Texas, April 9.-The disagree
monts between Fox Winnie and j.. p
Featherstopn, contractors. and n. c. and
c. j. Jones. sub-contractors, for the con-
struction of the Gulf and Interstate road
have been settled In accordance with tho
compromise agreement entered into on
April 4. This agreement provided that
Jones should turn the road. engine cars
and tools over to Winnie and Feather
stone. who were TO transfer TO Jones 5000
Of the first mortgage temporary bonds OF
said railroad, 10 pan certain notes and
judgments aGgregatng SSH and to as
sumo the payment of all outstanding
debts incurred in the construction of said
road; each of the parties 10 pay half tha
costs of the two suits against n. Q. and
e. j. Jones,
Tho injunction proceedings will there
fore. be dismissed. Mr.. Fcatherst one an
formed the reporter that he ana Mr.. Win
ME would at once proceed TO complete
the road.
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beaumont. Texas. AprIl e.-ofAcIals Of

the Gulf and Interstate railroad In this
city today received notification that the
road had been turned over to l.. =.
Featherstone and Fox Winnie the original
contractors. This afternoon the con-
struction train departed for Galveston and
the impression here is that the work Of
putting the road In first class condition
VIII commence Immediately ana be pushed
To a rnIId cOmpleti ton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-10-02

bureau gives this Official history Of the
storm. The storm which passed over
Washington last night was reported
on September 60 as tropical cyclone,
moving northwest from the Caribbean
sea, It being .her southeast Of Cuba.
During the 27th, q passed north.
westward into the southeastern part
of the Gulf OF Mexico and on the
2sth, Il moved northward, west Of
Florida On the morning Of the ogth,
it was central over Southern Georgia,
and bY "A. IN. OF the 2jth, had adj
vanccd to Southwestern Virginia.
The center passed over Washington
about 1880 Tuesday night the lowest
barometer reading 1890 During the
first three days the storm appeared TO
have very little energy, but on the
etth developed force rapidly as it
moved northward A velocity of
Gfty-four miles occurred at Charles
ton, and forty-two at Whining ton
AZ 1.30 p. M yesterday the follow
ing nessnge was sent bv the weather
bureau 70 the president at Gray
Gables. The tropical storm moving
northward from Florida wO cause
dangerous gales on the northeast
coast by Wednesday morning AN
the shipping ia northern ports have
been notified.
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The Darlington, Wis, Journal says
editorially Of a popular patent medi.
cinc' I'VE know from experience that
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Dar-
rhoea Remedy is an that is claimed for
II, as on two occasions IL stopped ex-
cruciating pains and possibly saved as
from an untimelY grave We would
not rest easy over night without 70 in
the house" This remedy undoubtedly
saves more pain and suffering than
any other medicine in the world.
Every family should keep il in the
house, for IL is sure TO be needed
sooner or later. For sale by Seatonian
Drug Co.
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Buildings swsyed Like slender Troes IA
the Iur ON. GaIa

Buildings swsyed Like slender Troes IA
the eur Gus Gale
LANCASTER, Pa, Oct Every sec
tion OF the country has been heard
from and the story is thar ruin role
in the wake Of the gale. While AN es
timate OF the total loss is uocess trily
speculative, there does not seem aIy
doubt that IL viii easily reaeh siU.0..
000, ana may largely exceed tnat
amount
In this city the individual los,es are.
as a rule, Compare lively small bot
there are hundreds of them, wh Goa
will make the aggregate great. rhe
wind roared through the streets witu
a noise like thunder, and houses liter
ally rocked upon their foundations
During the two hours Of terror.
which kept large part Of the popu-
latiOn awake, the air was filed with
bricks, stones. slate, tim mbcrs and roofs
Of heavy sheet iron aud tin, while gi-
gantic trees were ripped up by the
roots and tossed almost like toys.
The storm outside the city was
scarcely less severe aud, Of course, the
destruction OF the Pennsy lvania rail-
road bridge across The Susquehanna
10 columbia, OvershadOwed all else ia
relative impor' ance. The bridge
which comprised wenty-seven spans
was completely demolished.
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oArLANp, Cal, Oct An Eagle
caught Ia the hills near Berslcy a
few days ago. has been sent to VIII
liam Mckinley at Canton. Ohio, by
senator Ell Dcnnison. Accompanying
the b,,3 was o letter part of which
read Vie bears You our greetings
from California aud fairly illustrates
the watchful eve, strength OF purpose,
determined will and uncouquera ble
spirit that animatcs The Republican
party in this distant state
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ELEVEN DEAD AT SAVANNAH
Many Others Hurt, and Great Damage
Done In Georgia

Many Others Hurt. and Great Damage
Done In Georgia.
SAVANNAH Ga, Oct THE hurri-
cane which swept over savannah yes
terday at noon cost nearly Il dozen
lives and entailed financial loss Of
nearly $1,000, ,OU0 Each report that is
received is worse than the first II
was thought only one death would be
the result Of the hurricane, but tAc
number has Increased until there are
eleven persons dead
hundreds of residence and business
buildings are injured, aud the most
beautiful trees ia the city are down.
The loss to shipping will amount to
over 100000. Several vessels were
badly injured and are capsized
Al Brunswick, Ca four people were
killed aud $500 900 damage done
Twelve vessels in Brunswick harboi
were more or less severely damaged
The dynamite boat Herald, wtl
500, 900 pounds Of that explosive or
board, was sunk.
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PorrsyILLE. Pa. Oct 1.-THE storm
blew down the coal breaker at Mata-
lie, belonging TO the Penusyl ylvauia
Anthracite Coal company. Six tene-
ment houses belonging 70 the camr
were destroyed by fire and six chill
dren, inmates. lost their lives Tho
fire originated from stove over
turned in one of tho summer kitchens
from the shaking OF the wind.
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MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct The
barge Sumatra, consort Of the b W.
Arnold, bound down from Chicago
with load OF railroad iron, found
cred OF the government pier and four
sailors were drowned. while the cap
tain mate Had cook were rescued by
the life saviuo crew
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SoNFRswoRrn, n. H., Oct The
Great Falls Manufacturing company
has posted notice throughout its
mills Of reduction in wages of about
eight per cent, TO tplse effect Monday,
October l2 The reason foi the cut
down is given as duilness i'm the cot
ton mRrkeL
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ATLANTIC Iowa, Oct T. p.
Whitney has made an assignment.
lis assets aggregate $500 900 and his
liabilities sido GG5 Included ia tho
assets Is Kansas City property valued
at $500. 900. and among the Liabilities
is @ $50. 900 mortgage on the Whitney
BUILDING iu Kansas Citv.
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GREENsBURG, Ind, Oct Frank
Cooper, young farmer, committed
suicide last night on account OF dis
appointment in love. lie had been
paying attentions 10 a young lady in
the neighborhood and SUNDAY she
blted hlm This worried hm 20 that
he concluded TO take his own l'c
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-10-02

ECnEKA sPBINos. Ark Oct THE
Office Of the circuit clerk VI Boone
county. at Harrison. was looted last
night sixty Indictments for liquor
selling and gambling. all the records
in the same cases and siG0 in county
scrip were taken The destruction OF
evidence against the thieves was the
probable motive
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-10-02

Pan American Medical congress,
Mexico CITY, Mexico. November 10 20
10. 1896. For this occasion the Santa
Fr Route will sell excursion tickets
10 the City Of Mexico, Mex, at one
toxest fare for the round trip Ilck
cts on sale Novem her 7 aud 10, good 10
return unul Deremoe 81. 1896
Kansas City, Mo October TO 10
1896. Priests Of Pallas parade, karni-
val Krew aud kansas City Interstate
fair III .kets on sale October 20 6,
inclu i've good TO return until October
n, 1886 one fare for the round trip
Topeka Kan Septem Der 2S 10 Octo-
Der 500 Fail festivities One fare
FIR the round trip. Tickets on sale
Se bt. ~ Der "a 10 80 inclusive, good u
return until O fOber s. 1896
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WAsu1Serov. oct ..-E. w. Blount
a member of the Inter state commerce
commission. was in Beatty's restaur.
ant at the time of the crash and was
so badly bruised about the head and
face aud body that he has been un-
conscious ever since. 1t Is feared that
be is also injured internally and that
he may not recover
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For the @ A. r reunion at Ponea
10y. OF l3h 10 10th inclusive, the
santa re route will sell excursion
tickets from all stations Purcell tc
Arkansas ity--to Ponca City at rate
OF one and one. third fare fnr the round
trio lickrt- on sale on l3th n l6th
inclus We Good 70 return until Oct
l7th u. Z Delaney Agent
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srArNroN. vA. rrooDEn

storm Raised the Lake and Rivers
Unknown Number OF Dead
BICHNoNp, Va, Oc;. 1.-The city o.
Staunton. in the Shenandoah valley
was visited by terrible flood vestcr-
day. Many lives were lost and great
damage done TO property. The great
storm caused the lake 60 rise and flood
tsa pitv
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CHICAGO. Oct Mrs Addie Way.
ticket agent for the Illinois Central
railroad at the Midway plui,auce, the
old worlds fair station. was robbed
and beaten by "a negro us she was
opening Ter office to-day, her injuries
being So severe tha- she viii probably
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Wheu the hair begins to fall out or
turn gray the scalp needs doctoring,
and we know Of 10 better specific than
Hal's Sicilian Hair Renewer
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CurrorA Kan oct Joseph OF.
an old time Santa Fc conductor. was
killed here last evening in She Mis-
souri, Pacific yards while switching
lie fell oil the car and was completely
decapitafed
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More On. at Indepeudeno.. Kan.

INprrENpENCE, Kan, Oct The
Independence Gas company struck
another hne gas well on the Greer
farm west OF here yesterday evening.
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Oatsid-rs haviug adVe i-ing - 90
p ry Dr ifuthrie please write Smitt
tno 6lii distributor. box roo. Guthries
Okla. ieh
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JoHNsrowN, Pa, Oct Tile heavy
rain caused rise of eleven feet in
the Conemaugh river The low part
of the city is flooded
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NATIONAL CAPITAL FEELS TEE
VEST INDIAN HURRICANE,
LOSS PLACED AT s25o.ooo.
Eleven Lives Lost at savannah, ga, and
Much Damage Done to the city
severe Blow et Hrurtwirk Four
Kiucd aud Los rtsccd at
sbOO.OOO--in rennsyl-
vania aui Elsewhere.

In various Florida towns witty or
more people killed. scores niured and
between $1,000, 900 and 1000 900 dam
age done to property
At Savannah, Ca Eleven people
killed, n dozen seriously injured and
81, 600, 600 worth oil property destroyed
At Brunswick, Ga -Four people
killed and $500, 600 worth of property
destroyed
Az Stanton, Va.-Many lives lost
and 100000 damage done TO property.
At Alexandria, Va -Four people
killed and Sl0O, 600 worth OF property
destroyed
At Reading, Pa-Two mill work
men killed
At Texas, Md.-One man killed and
six injured
At Natalie Pa Six children burned
to death in fire caused by the storm
At Shamol,in, Pa-Two people
killed, six injured, aud $500 dam
age
At Columbia, Pa. "A $1,000 0Oo
bridge demolished.
Off Milwaukee. Wis. barge sunk
and four sailors lost
An alone tha Atlantic co,st as f,,.
-. -. -. vi, 81 Co., ;.i,.a
,iu' -
9o"ies "a PeoP'e anu ""u
ureds or thousands OF oo'lars worth
OF property destroyed
yv.s,,,>or,,, o.t par,,rt. -
ee'Veu from me su our ua'' LOW rs d aODO'
Washington show that great damage
was done throughout the surrounding
country Al the Catholic university,
lust outside the city. the dormatory
in nrocess of construction was demol-
Iish.d IN IN, ortsl,irts of ,bc citv
-. ,.,t,t H. tf..,..,.
! " "iS" 80
Tue up"' reg" ''"" was "''"'' -" ""'
the Chinese leEauo" was damaged
about s.. 900 Reports from Rockville,
Md, and other small places along che
METROPOLITAN branch of ttc Baltimore
lana Obio road show tbat this storm
Idi1 ,,r,o, ,t.,,,,.,,. i,,t no l,es of lif.
80 " -,
"aS &c tV' 'e'
nc WI" .Ut no" ""7 '"J"'N" ~
the storm. portion OF Ihe copper
roofing being stripped OIL ana other
damugc done The tall flagstaff from
which the signal was given to the
city that the President was iu town,
disappeared completely Ia the beau
ltiful grounds surrounding the house
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CAUSE or rHE STORM

It, Omah History a. Given out by the
Weather Bureau.
WAsgFVaraS- 0aL L-3'ha xaathsr
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For tirst-class paper hanging call on
l. Chrisen, III north First street.
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South First street Table board SO
per week
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ll9 W Harrison.