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Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-06-10
FOR the Bath.

A wineglassful In the bath will in
vigorate and give healthy tone to
the skin. and will be found very re-
freshing and cooling, especially in
summer 1t allays all irritation of the
skin, and Is therefore valuable in
children's baths. 1t takes away rough
ness, prevents chapping. and removes
the unpleasant odor OF excessive pers-
piration. 1t win cure Pimples and ali
eruptions of the skin, such as Eczema,
Dandruff, Poisoning, Sunburn. Prickly
Heat Itching, Fetid Feet 1t is better
than Carbolic preparation for treating
Sores and Ulcers. and for Dressing
Wounds,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-06-10
HOW TO TREAT the SICK AND
TO PREVENT the SPREAD OF
INFECTIOUS DISEASES.

Put clothes and dishes used about
the sick into a dilution of DUSEN-
BERRY'S CREOLEUM. Hang the
clothes dipped in same about the room,
the evaporation from them will purify
the air.
Wash the floors and other wood
work of the room with hot water. ad-
ding a teacupful of 'CREOLEUM" to
each pail of hot water.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-06-10
FOR THE FIaEmen's CONTEST.
Prizes Have Been Increased from $3.50 to
S5OO-committee Meets.

There was full meeting Of the COM
Fourth of July celebration held, Tues
day evening, at the house of Hon. p.
o. Vickery.
1t was decided that the amounts in
prizes to be paid be increased from
$3.50 to $500.
The following is list Of the prizes
of various kinds which have been de-
cided upon:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-06-10
Buclkien's Arnica Salvs.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and
positively cures Piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by Chas. X. Partridge.
ugl6eOd&wkyfOlrm
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-06-10

In addition to the above a special
prize will be offered for the best ap-
pearing company in the parade.
1t is a fact that the prizes offered
are the largest cash prizes ever made
for a firemen's muster in the State. and
as a result it will undoubtedly be the
largest and most interesting affair of it's
kind ever held in Maine.
A large number of companies have
already voted to attend, and there are
entries continually being received.
The committee is making all the ar
rangements for the firenien, having ar
ranged with the different church So
cieties of the city, for their accom-
mediation.
There will Be reduced rates on all
railroads for the benefit of those who
wish to attend. half fare having been
arranged for.
Plans are being made in all direc-
ton to have the affair a prodigious one
in every feature; and of them all the
firemen's will stand in the front rank.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-06-10
FISH AND GAME.
Some Decisions by Commissioners on
: Petitions Recently Received.
Large Pound Salmon Caught In Meoschead
"A Two Hours lob.

Hon. Charles E. Oak, of the inland
md game commissioners. was at
pitol, yesterday, an his way to
Farnnngton, from the lakes, on hear
ings relating to fish matters.
Some decisions have been recently
made BY the commissioners on hear
ings of petitions. They refused the Pc
tition for fishways on the Mousam
River at Kennebunk, on the ground
that there was not sufficient evidence
that fish had shown a disposition to
work UP to the dam at Kennebunk. In
the second place, fishways in the dam
there did not seem advisable as
great pressure is brought to bear on 1t
especially during the spring. While
the dam is perfectly safe. it is very
high and long and the construction of
.fishways might be the cause of weak
ening it. A breaking-3way might
bring great disaster to lives and prop
erty, as the situation is not unlike that
at Johnstown. where the terrible flood
Of few years ago occurred. The river
is formed by series of reservoirs,
Joined by small streams and the COM
missioners did not consider that there
was any call for ordering fishways
made,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-06-10
FOR HUNTERS, FisHERmEM. grc.

Two teaspoonfuls to a pint OF water
Will prevent annoyance arising from
the attack of Mosquitoes, Fleas, Black
Flies. Gnats, Midges, Etc. Bathc the
face, hands and neck as often as need
ful.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-06-10

The sad death of Hon. Tobias Loru
made profound impression upon
many in this community. who became
acquainted with him while he was 4
member of the executive council He
was very pleasant gentleman in his
social, relations, very devoted hus-
band and a man who commanded the
respect of all who knew him.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-06-10
Annua, Encampnent. Sons Of Veterans.

The following members of HSnry G.
Staples Camp, Sons of Veterans, left
for Freeport, last night, on the Pull
man, to attend the annual encamp-
ment of the Sons of Veterans of Maine:
Past Captain, NJ. r. Merrill; b. l..
Nichols, delegate. at large; Leonard
Tibbetts, delegate; Captain G. H.
Cram; 1st Lieut.. J. c. Howes and
Private Robert Cony.
Past Captains, L. 7. Cooper, George
H. Bangs and T. A. Cooper. and DR.. f
]. Martin, delegate, will go to Freeport
today, to attend the meet.
The genial and popular past captain
I. l.. Cooper, is one of three candidates
for the position Of commander Of the
Maine Division. His many friends
wish him the best of success.
The encampment will be held until
Thursday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-06-10
FOR GARDENERS. HoRTicuITuR.
lSTS, ETC., LIQUID CREoLguM


is one of the best insecticides ever put
upon the market II is also valuable
fertilizer of the soil of tot-house plants,
besides destroying the slugs and
worms that often sap the life from
the roots of the plants. Spray gera-
NUNS. rose bushes and apple trees
With wineglassful of ''CREOLEUM"
to four gallons of water. also paint the
trunks and large branches of the tree.
SICKLY VINES.-These may be
made to flourish by watering them with
dilution of ''CREOLEUM." about a
half pint to pail of three gallons of
water. 5
ANTS.-These may be destroyed by
using three tablespoonfuls of "CREO-
LEuM'' to four gallons of water. Pour
about the places they frequent
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-06-10
CHARLES K. RIDGE,
OPP. PosroFFcE. cREoLEvM IN AUGUSTA
ARMENIAN RELIEF FUND.
Final Report Of Committee Of Contribution.
Received for This Cause.

9 Augusta, Me, June ., 1896
Editors Kennebec Journal
GENTLEMEN: I have the honor to
present through your columns the final
report of the committee appointed in
charge OF the Armenian relief fund
The contributions received are as fol-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-06-10

man had hard time Of It, yester-
dav. about noon, trying to get load
OF mackerel up from the steamboat
landing. The fish came in barrels, but
from some reason, probably to adver-
tise his purchase, he dumped them into
his shallow delivery team. At the
y,.rv start some dropped out. He
nacked them in, and tried it again. On
reaching the incline there was more
trouble. and the fish came sllpperty-
sion over the tail board of the wagon.
On the level all went well.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-06-10

Augusta Lodge, F. and A. NJ worked
Fthe third degree on three candidates,
last evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-06-10

The following hearings by the fish
ington, Thursday; Rangeley. Friday;
Bemis, Saturday; and Camden, Mon
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-06-10
Died.
Il II
wALDo.

Searsmont- May 81, Fannie b.. wife
of j. W. Farfar, aged 40 years. days.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-06-10

The commissioners on their return.
Monday afternoon. had an experience
with fisherman, which served to.
arouse their curiosoty, to say the least.
They found the fisherman in boat at
the foot of the lake. struggling for dear
life with what to all indications, was
monstrous salmon. The man said he
had been at it for over an hour, and
was no nearer the end, than when he
started. 1t was then 2.30 P. NJ. The
commissioners had to move on to catch
a train. The keeper of the hotel near
ing that the man was there, and the
fish likewise. Moreover that the former
had shown signes of weakening. and
fears were felt for him. z
The fisherman promised to let. Mr..
Oak know how he came out, if he
came out at ALL True to his word. he
wrote him, Mr.. Oak learning, late yes
terday afternoon, that the fish was
finally landed. He weighed eight
pounds, and measured 2S inches. the
largest land locked salmon ever caught
from Moosehead lake. For two hours
and four minutes, the fish kept the man
busy. A. six ounce rod was used.
The following hearings by the fish
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-06-10

At the hearing held on Mount Desert
island. at Bar Harbor the commission
res prohibited the killing of deer. The
tected, not so much on the ground of
their being game, as to make the sur
roundings attractive to the residents
and visitors. A four years law was
placed on them, the limit allowed the
commissioners by law.
Eagle lake will be protected for two
years, from the taking of salmon.
There were recently a lot put in the
lake, and they will be given a chance
to grow.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-06-10

Close time was placed on the Wilson
ponds. for four years, during the season
from October to July Leach year. This
into, and connecting the ponds. The
petitioners represented the interests of
the hotels in that section. for, after the
salmon leave the foot of Moosehead
lake. about the middle of July, the
guests are left without good sport BY
protecting the Wilson ponds, all this
will be remedied, as there is first class
fishing in these ponds.
The Atlanta constitution., 1896-05-04

one, and the hard. auster9 face Of the
other with the high coat collars ana
many-wreathod cravats. These | took in a.
2 glance. but it was upon the man in the
center that my gaze was fixed, for this
| knew must be the prince Of Wales.
George was then in his forty-iirst year.
and. with the help of his tailor and HE
hairdresser. he might have passed as
somewhat less The sight Of him pat me
AZ my ease. for he was a merry looking
man, handsome. too. in a portly, fun
hocded way. with laughing eyes, ana
pouting. sensitive lips. His nose was turn
"a upward. which increased the good
humorod effect Of his counteGance n the
expense Of his dignity. tits cheeks We're
pale and sodaen. like those of q man who
lived too well and took TOO little exercise.
lie was dressed in n singie-breasted blacl.
coat. buttoncd mp to his neck, pair Of
leather pautaloons stretched tightly across
his broad thighs. polished HCSsian boots
and a huge white neckcloth.
"Hulo. Tregcllist" he cried. in the cheer
lost fashion as my uncle crossed the thres-
hold, and then suddenly the smile failed
from his face. and his eyes cleaned with
resentment. what the devil is this?" he
shouted angrily.
A thrill Of fear passed through me as |
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ities was never gathered under one nat.
lie is a man who is always in a hurry, and
vet has never anything to do. lie fusses
about things with which ne has no concern,
and he neslects every obvious dgtS. lie
is generous to those who have no claim
upon him. but he has ruined his tradesmen
by refusing 70 pay his just debts. lie is
affoctionate TO casual aCquaiutanccs bat
hc dislikes his father. loathes his mother
and is not on speaking terms with his wife
lie claims to be the first gentleman OF
ENGLAND but The gentlemen 81 England
have responded by blacSbailirg his friends
AZ their clubs and by warning him off from
Newmarket under suspicion Of having tam
percd with horse. II spends his days in
uttcrng noble scntimcAf. and contradict
ine them by ignohle ac,0fls lie tells sto-
ries OF his own doiugs which are so gro
tcsuie that they can only be explained ny
the madness which runs in his blood.
And yct with an this. he can he cour-
tcors and dlgu6ed aa1 kindly upon ooca-
son. and | have seen an impulslve good
Eeartedness m the man which mas made
mo overlook faults viii come mainly from
his being placed iu position which no
man upon this earth v.ts ever less titted 20
hl But this is hctwefn ourselves. nephew
and now YOU will come with me and you
wal form au op non fAr yourself.
a was hut "A short &@ik, and vet il took
- it',.., ti. l,,,- t.,,,j. reI baud-
VIZ ~i'i. ~ ~. c,no ,.i,t
h'i'.li'l I" -, 't,e.,s ,,',,,Ii,, fr,,, he
- -. a,a tf,t ~. MOI .saama to
%.''I H., ~ i, ~ t,t. o"a rroTn tboir
-, 49,, ,,....,5 III. TOOK Iftle notice
= ,t-,ti'. ,at,- tfs fornsrsor =,
o"e' or 20 s''EitS ~. e.. ~
turned into the Pavilion grt lnda we met
ma &sa'Ie"ht .sdi' - + I'M,
dFiNeh "N I" 80 , rrba..
low ~ an oia Weatn'r 'r-,t"lHso 'a'1. llgir
Wa nothing taat eouh see - olallHtiuist
him from any professional diver. save
tEsf be vns chatting very freely with a
-. ,..tI, ,,,o,,an ,sLo vyas perchod On
u"l".1 = A,eie
~" ho& ptsiu' I'll'
"fluuo. Charley, Good. drive DOWN. he
ct.f.3
an ,,,,,,, howell AND smiled - tna Iadv
-. +. =. 1-..i,r.. ,,lss.,t e,f1 10. "I,-o
Lt@Nt +, ~ ''i' ' =,
my lgnt CHrr"te ana Two hNW Hlii'S' Hail
thoroughbred, half Cleveland bay.
..kyba+ ave think Of my team OF hlacks?''
,-,..l ~, nteor
~ I,,.,ri. v,rb,t 4,,.e +n;rlr of
ieE' - ~ - H.. ~.
theh. Ali t4tS "aiiiiiet t''i 8"-.'i sem
th" little woman
t2leut, Of power. Good horses for In
cts4sv ,tas. Too t...sx about the fetiochs
- - t,,.- i, i, t-t
-. .,.t ...r
l4t@i- e''N 1ts o,-'o 49, !.
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-10-07
srhfou T. hlJHA 1895.

%menkoy ' IIoif w.. Dnss
%isdi boafe hns 80 M
~ pies iesa sssi. vsvlincs,
~ sY'sep.e, NY zIe ssiili Jane
seipfudlf bouli me,i phInoei POI
T. bodiaoa fsoai ssody sph.obeoo
do tifiea dolIud. Tsl,fJnnt, pls
gfafni apoIenf, yosbs No poaIidnich
kAfach . poplsanA soas'sss pSedsns
y nepofAdek. slfomy vyyfAcsey q
koiebh. s,ishey, tomfny seAasay q
pa neIskou dobu psbovsl neslycbaot
smstsk. n bli,kfch meet oznAmeno
ntkolik ohhh. Il New Yofhui Bou.
10 minul6 noci, Iakko,i yslice suiiIa
sde ohplt, rphsobils jen nepstfnd
ssody M pssnint, hlayoa oa tsle
grsfofm telefonnim spoIenf. v
Texas. mal6ho mbs,s Baltimore
Co., Md, piiiel pfl bout Ieden mul
o iivot q X hrasu. vsechny prs.
yidelbi parnfky rhrnyoh spoIednos,i
y Chesapeake Bay pfibyly olnamu.
j hrozn6 boufe na moi.
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Kronilxn udalostf.
IndIanska otazka.


Indiansky komisAf Browning Wy.
dal svoji vyro6nf rpravu q pravf
nj, ze uplynulem roce neudAly SO
nijake move vspoury 10 We vId6-
lAnf a ciyilisaci indiana u6in9ny
byly dalsf pokroky PAX opakuje
tvrzenf, ze hlavrf snahy nesly Sc k
tomu, ably Indian sam Sc mohl uzi-
viii na podflu jemu vykAzauem.
Indiani nabyvajf pry poznenAhlu
xrucnosti v femeslech MAST civil.
SAGE a dostali IA poslednf rok cd
vlAdy pies pal milionu dollard "a
dodanou prAci. V dalifm pojed
navA komisaf rdznsch mfstnfch
indianskych otaskAch a Ia konec
opet klaoe ddraz ma to, jak 10 ne.
abytno, ably prodej lihovin indi.
anskych re'ervacfch jeSt6 vice ID.
konem byl obmezen.
Bratrstvo truhlafd
konalo v Cleveland6 konvenci q
usneslo SO ma tom, ze v budoucnosti
podpory nemocenske nebudou W.
placeny dele nezli diva roxy. Phi
jata byla resoluce We prosp6ch OBJ
mezenf pfistahovalectvf ma $4,000
osob rocne, jakoz pro vbodna
opatfeui, ably move pffchosf pfista.
hovalci nebyli dopravovani do dse.
mi, delnictvem pfeplnanyoh. Ia
gen. pfedsedu zvolen byl Harry
Lloyd Bostonu, aat. mfstopf.
Louis Lossy Clevelandu, IA 2.
mfstopf. w. B. Malafiane Z Buffalo
a IA tajemnfka pokladnfka p. j.
Mcclure . Filadelfe.
Zena at cirkvi mlci.
V pondelnf sch6xi pittsburske
konfereuce methodistioko episko-
pAlnf cirkve Indianapolis byio
odhlasovano pfi zavfenSoh dveffch
o otazce, majf.li zeny jako 6lenove
pfipusteny bSti ke genaralnf kon-
ferenci. Vetsinou 10 prot e5 bls.
sdm byl navrh k tomu smefajfcf
ramftuut. Je to III po tfetf, co SO
o teto otasce hlasuie rok cd roku
hnuti vo prospech len nabsv&
vetsfch rozm9rd. Pffst6 molina
uz zeny vyhrajou.
Utonula lof.
Lof Sumatra vezoucf q Chicago
po jezefs michigsnskem naklad ae-
leznionfho zelesa do Milwaukee,
potopila ne u vladniho pieru
Milwaukee Q 4 lodnfci utonuli; jen
kapitAn. kormidelnfk a kuchaf lodi
byli zachrAneni xAchranntm mu,-
stvem. Lod dostala ma ces,e trhlinu,
ia proudilo do ynitra lodi tolik vody,
ae nebylo mozno AMI nejdsilovn6jsfm
fampeysnfni led zsehrAniti.
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MOVE zpRAvY OOMACl.
r'oiitickc.
Bryan ' New Yorku.


New Yorku byI ve6er tehoi dne
spolu A. Sewallem pfftomen velk6
ratifika6nf schdsi tammanysticke de.
mokrac.e. 0nava jeho. zavinanA
ustayi6nfm cestevanfm a fecn6nfm,
byla vsak tax velika, 10 mu nebylo
motno mIuvi,i. Milky, jen klobou.
KEN mavaie pfijal Bryan pozdrav
shromazdenych davd. We stfedu od.
jel pres Washington do w. virginie.
U McKinleyho v Cantonu.
X McKinleyovi dochasejf pofad
houfne navst6vy. V pondeli byly
ohlasenych nAvstav odlozeny k
vdli destivemu pocasf. Vyslouzilci
2 invalidovny S,ndusky obyva.
tele okoli pfijeli zvlastnfm via.
KEN, skladajfcim Sc ze vozd.
Major Mckinley odpoyedel ma po.
zdravne oslovenf serzana Hopkinse
. D. Hull,, ze zadna . nAvst6v, jez
k namu v poslednich m6sfcfch
pfisly, nedojala iej TAX hluboce,
jako navst6va starych kamaradd ze
Sandusky. Zvlaatnf desftivozovy
vlak pfivezl delegaci zelezni6nich
zffsencd vaeho druhu, firmaFd q
oboanh vabec, kteff SO k vyprave
ptidali ma ceste Walkerton, Ind !.
Zlati republican, Colorado
konali We stfedu stAtnf konvenci
Colorado Springs ucinili usnesenf
We prospdch rep. st,louisske plat
formy tikety. Stffbrnf republi.
kaui, kterSm neslo pod vousy, ae
konvence Ia prohlasila Sc "a privi.
delnou republikanskou konvenci,
svolali honem vybor vydali pro-
volanf, jfmz svolavaif republican
skou konyenci ma 0. ffjna. Ma kon
venci zlatSch republikAnh byli no
minosani tea kandidati pro stAtnf
dfady a elektofi. "a kandidAta
guvernerstvf nominovan byl soudce
George w. Allen Denveru.
Padesat LEI staten.
Pied padesAti lety stala sc Iowa
staten, zaujavsi pfede ysemi jintmi
divok5mi rapadnfmi territoriemi
pfednf mfsto. Ma oslavu padesAti.
letsho jubilea tobo shromAtdilo sc
We ctvrtek do Burlington, Ia, M
10000 lidf. Burlington byl X teto
slavnosti zvolen, protofe We v6csch
ierritorialnfch hral vynikajfcf dlo.
bu, jsa po nekolik let sfdlem via.
dy. Ctvrtek, den xahajovaof, byl
dnem guvernerovym a byl tam
tudiz guveroer Drake Sc swim atA.
bem a nekoIik b5valych guvernero,
mfstopresident Stevenson a velks
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tili 80 No st.OO0,000 Mhobo OBJ
ohoJnieh bsdoy ~ as fssidsnoi
byio rnstut poikotsno q nelkrksntlsi
s.fomy v mtWt lsou syvtkcsny q
kofenb. Tskd celia fsda lodi 1trpdis
sslke pobfomy. W. ~ bod. .
poIsdne sAls yiehiiee fyohlosii 90
mil a. hOJinu . ssduehsm ii,aly
nestisIn6 tfossy piistroje v 30.
vatfnosni dlsdovna yypovadtly slui
bv u ntkolis MINT No TO dosAhl
buran ryohlos,I 40 mil "a hodins.
~ Brunswick, Ga vdereIAfm bu.
rsnem bylo vice mend poskoreno ~
lodi We ,dejafm ptfasyu LODI lie
raid naklsdem 500 liber dynamitu
20 po,opils. Ntkterd lodi yynsseoy
IA pevninu nebo poakoreny. y Jack.
sonyille, fla Moha,ny buran sph
scbil po naiem mis,d hrornou spou-
stu. UpIny rorsah skod buds lre
poxns,i al IA nSkolik dni. V obehod
nfoh a residconich dtvrtfch neni jed
I'd budovy, ktera by nebyvala po-
skoxena. Kde jakS kostei, nemocni.
c., dtulna, ikolni hudovy w mtstd
byIy vice meme porouchany. vtz
cd bab'. kostela byla skkcena a
strhla s--sebou kus vSchodnf zdi. =
presbyter. kostela anesena stfecha ma
kus cesty daleko. Hoou zflceninou
10 methodisticko- episkopalni hostel
syateho Filipa africkeho. So Savan.
nah hospitalu snesena stfecha do
nadyofi, nemocnice Georgia byla
zbavena stfechy. Nejvetaf akody
utrpela drhha savannah, Florida Il
Western. Osobnf nadrazf je v tro.
skach. Sest noyycb Pullmanoyych
vozh koln6 bylo pfexoceno a po-
skozeno do mnoha tisfc dollarh. y
Memphis, Tenn; Po6et zabitych ye
Floride phi vcerejsfm buranu pact SO
padesat osob. Buran pfihnal Sc
ma FIoride nejprve do Cedar Keys a
pfehnav 80 pax pres vic jak 20 NEST
m6stecek zanecbal ysude zhoubu a
spoustu. Jedina 1pravs, ktera dosla
ohledne Cedar Keys, znela ten
smysl, ze mesto to, majfcf 800 oby.
vatelh, bylo eel6 smeteno. V malem
m6ste6kn Willistonu bylo II domh
strseno celia fada lidi zabita. V La
Crosse sbofeno IS domh, v Gaines
vile pres 90 obchodnfch domc o re
sidehcf. Podobne Joboyy zprayy
dochazeli II High Springs, Grecey,
Lake Batter, McLenny, Sanderson,
Glen st Mary, Olustee, Live Oak,
Welbornu, Lake City, Fork Wbitp
Hillyards atd Pojist,vnf dfednfci
pacf skody We Foride samotn6 ma
100000. Nejenom vaak krajof
vScbod, nsbrz ] Chicago dos,alo
svou porci lfbezneho vanku Mi.
chiganske jezero boufilo Sc jako We
vzteku zachaxelo s lodmi jako 8
ofechovymi skofapkami. Ma jinem
mst6 pfinasime zpravu zkaze lodi
Sumatra, chicagskem pffstavu po
topio se anebo poskodilo n6kolik
mensich lodi, skinner Seaman houen
byl vichrem po iesefe q potopil nd
kolik rybafskSeh olunh. M6sto ssmo
pax zazilo vichfici lijak, jakych v
letosni sesone nepoznslo. Dest9 ma
pablo a. palce. Prof. Garriott 9
chicagsk6 povetrnostnf stanloe Wy.
slovil sc We stfedu rano: Zapado.
indickA boufc obratis Sc ma severe.
zapad a jeho hstfedf D. dnes rano
mad severnf 6asti jezera Huron, kde
tlakomer mad jexernf hladinou nka-
zuje 99.a2 palce. Zapadnf odbocenf
boufe bylo proykxeuo xboubntmi
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-10-07
Radeni buranu.

F9sstAehs It tphaobil se stfe1u
|'haabnt bafsn, ,aAmj pode jmtoem
|'Aesdo'ibjiekA bosEe, pGsbnssil "a
Apis. eakoiis IAia Issoi pies spoil.
bost hlsvni ms.io Washington vs
Vashing;ona sphsobil iAoda pAdiei
- ssofo ns pol milionu, o mil dale '
Ahrsndfi spasobii rovntl tsk veil.
- isoia . ptisly pii Tom . iisot
ArsobJ. We Wsshingtonu bylo 10
i 10 900 stromd sytfAeeno pla}ch
900 . ,elegfafai lelsfonni spoIsni
AmAsts se syttcm os,stnim byIo po
l'r noe "a do stFedy do odpoleine
sfuisno. Ctyficet minut po
ri ia ~. bod. val buran rycbloati
mil ~ hodinu . jednu minn,u
ssabl nejyttsi ryehlosti so mil.
foyeirnostnf hIad ye Washing!onu
kyJal buranu tuto iFednt xpravu.
buranu, kterS So pfebnal pres
Washington miuulou noe, podAna
syla 30. rhff sprhva jako tropickdm
~klonu, jens 40 bnal smerem severe.
apadnfm cd mofe karaibsk6ho.
chem dne 81. zhfi hnal 40 severe.
.padne do lihovychodnf oas,i xalivu
Resickeho a dne 2s. sm6rem severe.
spadnfm pres FIoridu. kAno dne
~. xAfi soustfedil se mad jiznf
Asorgii o 8 hodin6 t6ho7 dne hnal
p dale do jihozapsdnf virginie.
Istfedf jeho slo pres Washington
o p6l l2. hod. d.ery noci a
Nejniasf tlak vzduchu byl 1880. V
Grvych 3 dnech by Duran jen yelmi
Aal6 ally, avsak 30. aafi nAhle emo.
eu,nel zena SO k severn. Rychlost
mil mel Charlestonu a As NIL We
: AmiDgtonu. Do Wasbingtona do
ly xpravy T. Rockville, Md jinych
.enaich NEST podel trait Metropo
tan drAby Baltimore IL Ohio, ze
am boufe xpdsobila ohromne akody,
Nkoli nikdo nepfisel zivot. Hrozn6
Dravy dochaxejf "a to odiinud. z
lebanon, Pa: Boufe ptehnavsi SO
sebanonskym ddolfm byla zhoubna.
budos smeteny stfechy, stromy
yyrAceny kofend a mensf staveni
bsmetana. Uhrnna akoda tomto
kresu 500, 900. Ze Shamokin, Pa:
trozna boufe pfehnala SO pres tuto
syejinu zpdsobila "a tisfce dollara
.sod. Vaechny telegraph a telefon.
{ draty byly strhany jest nemoz-
ostf dovedeti Sc podrobnostf okol.
fch mist. Pres dvanaet dom6 bYlo
sud pobofeno nebo mich strzena
Fecba. Ctverec sestavajfcf osmi
sDvtch budov, vystavenych cd dra.
! I ID. Bakera We Springfeldu, byl
ovuin Sc zemi. Skoda nasf
Irsline dostoupt s35o.ooo. Dge O.
oby byly xabity nekolik jich bylo
pran6no. Mezi poranenymi isou pf.
! fobrinsta. pant Spilkova, James Ko.
ola jeho zena. 4 Reading, Pa:
Q. hodin6 rsnnf We stfedu strzena
! Ia vichfici slevarna vysoke pece
smple Temple Station, 8 mil mad
seading pol jeff troskami pohfbe-
b bylo nekolik delnfkh; 2 9 nich byli
: pitt . mich tezce poraneno. Y
sSltimore: PrudkS Duran postihl
oase m6,to pdlnoci, snasel stfechy
don't, TRIAL draty rozbfjel okna a
odnAael vyvasne stfty, Prudksmi
krasy vre lmul yodu rffstav6,
terA rspIsvila skoro csle severni
AobfeaL Nekolik skhnerd, ktere
JIy pfivArany k pfistavidlu ma ul.
kPrss,.strhlo Sc Cd sySch kotev
,toji ted uprostfed ulice Pratt.
Soo1nxiii 6Asti a sklepy domd jsou