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GOV. ATKINsON AND PARTY

II WnshinRton-DInnsr In the GOvsrn-
or,s Honor by senator and Mrs. EIkins'
specIal Dlspatch to the IntellIgeneer.
WASHINGTON, April 2s,-Governor
Atkinson and party reached here. In n
special car late last night, and to-day
took rooms at the Ebbltt. The governor
has been III and under medical treatment
alnce ne arrived, but this evening was
considerably improved. He contracted a
asyere cold while In New York. having
occunIc,i an exposed position during the
Grant monument exercises. After reach
ing Waahiugton he experienced two hard
rbiIIs He expects 10 leave for Charles
ION Tomorrow night. AdJutant General
Appleton IN with him and Will remain
and accompany the governor to the state
capltaI. The dinner given by Senator
and Mrs. EllSina tonight In honor OF
Governor Atkinson, waa a very pleasant
Rfalr. The governor was accompanied
by his twn eldest daughters. on account
of Ma illness hc was able 20 participate
onIv during the earlier hours. The guests
invited TO meet him were Senator and
Wrs clark Senator and Mrs Carrcy,
Renrasentntiyc and Mrs. Dayton, Repre-
senattlve and Mrs. Dalzell. Representa-.
i've and Mrs. Paine, Representative and
Nrs. Dingley. Hon n. Clay Evans, Rep
rcseutative Dorr. Representative Doven-
or Representative Miller, and Col, Davis
t;iklns. Ia France roses and white ILL.,
lies adorned the tables.
Hon. ~. l.. Fleming Attorney Frame
and David Richie. all Of Falrmoni. are
In Inc clty, the latter being on hls return
from New York. Messrs Fleming and
Frame will remain until Saturday
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ATHENS. April 29.-The king SUM
roned N. pelyannls. the premier. this
rponlpr and called upon him TO tender
NJ, resignation. His majesty subse-
ousptly entrusted the opposition leaders
with the task of forming a new cabinet.
Following is the official list OF the new
cabinet ministers. as corrected this even
iag:
Ralu.
Minister Of warm. Tsamavos.
Minister OF flnance-M. s!mopoulo,
Minister OF educatlon-M c.arapano'.
Minister ut the !ntsrlor-M. Teotaokl.
psmatrius Rail-. the new premier and
minister OF marine. was the leader of the
oyposi,ion. He haS been minister Of Jus
tI,e and minister OF the Interior and IS
well known throughout the country as an
ab,. lawyer and orator. He Is atty years
oli and studied at the unlveraitIes OF
Athens and Paris.
AnaraEyrlos sImupoulo. the new min
is,sr Of finance, is 4 deputy from PaFnes-
s.. and. like the other members of the
cabinet. has been a prominent member
Of the opposition. Several times he has
bscn minister OF justice.
Constantine Carapanos Is a deputy
from Aria. and one OF the must diStln-
Eu!shsd nnanciers of Greece. This is
the second time he has been appointed
70 this department Of the cabinet.
George TeotaolSi is a deputy from Corfu
and was minister OF the interior under
prime minister TricUupla-
81 Tsamavos has long been associated
with II. RAln In his campaign against
royalty.
as well a. 81. SotiropoulO, having de-
cilned portfolios, the new ministry Will
take on a composite character and rely
for rs support upon coalition Of the
followers OF II Rail- and TriconDlsts.
DtlyAHnIS ExplAtBs.
N. Delyannis made the following state
ment this afternoon:
yesterday King George Tummoned me
70 the palace and declared that exoep-
,!onal circumstances compelled him to
replace the cabinet and form new min
istry frum the ranks of the opposition.
He begged me TO second his efforts. Ire.
fused to tender my resignation. 1. was
70; because OF my love OF power but In
order that such a step might not be mis-
Interpreted. 1 urged the king to use the
privilege OF the crown, declaring that /
was ready to sign the royal decree pro-
ylded the latter cast no blame upon US.
] added that there was no reason 70 fear
that such a measure would be considered
by Europe as a sensure upon the govern
menrs policy. Judgment would ba form
ed as 10 that after the new cabinet had
been tried"
The powers may oppose. by force II
necessary. the blockade or lombard.
msnt OF saioniea IN view Of the damage
that would be done TO foreign commerce.
II Is believed that the new Greek minis
try will treat for peace IN the hope OF
preserving the territorial integrity OF
Greece,
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pnwERs NAY IHTERHENE

Even Germany Wants 10 Save Greece
Prom NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Terms.
LONDON. April 29.-All the talk now.
says the Daily Mails Berlin correspond
emit, Is OF the Intervention OF the powers
Even Germany wishes 10 save Greece
from the consequence OF defeat, and II Is
stated in Berlin official circles that the
powers will intervene OF their own in!tla-
tive II Greece does not invite them.
According 90 dispatch rom Con-
s.antInople 10 the LokRlanzelger the sui
tan viii accept tho following conditions
as the basis for peace:
The withdrawal Of the Greek troops
from and the Gtabhsmsnt ot the
frontier OF iS3i, Greece 20 be excluded
from all advantages OF capltulatlons and
10 pay indemnity.
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LONDON, April 29,-The Prcsbyter-
ian synod in session at Sunderland to-
day formally rejected the petition eon-
taining charsts OF hcreSy presented
against Rev. John Watson, DID. dan
NracLarcnJ, by 4 vote OF u to I. on the
ground of It's lrreEularity and the
strong feeling shown IN the document,
The petitioners explained that they
desired to avoid a repeticion Of the dis
asters Of the church falling, as once be-
fore. into Unltarianlsm and added that
they would be satisfied n DR.. Watson
assured the synod that the statements
made against tho suundness OF his
doctrines were false. The synod refus-
ed even TO call DR.. Watson.
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who are with the army at the 'front.' can
not possibly reach the capital In time
TO attend,
on the other hnnd the memberS OF
the opposition cite the names OF tue
supporters OF the government, VINO, NJ.
though In Athens last evening, did NOT
attend the assembling Of the deputies IN
parliament house
After the ulttlng Of yesterday rue I'M
patient crowds called upon the mem,
bers OF the Oppotition to appear ana
make statement. NJ. Paiher, y Wen
known member OF the opposition party
IN ,bs ieRiSlative assembly, Waa eape-
ciaIiy called upon by the crowds TO Ad-
dTess them; but although he was ap-
pRrently the fiT1t choice OF the people, It
WAS N. VAlettA, who. from the top OF
the great steps leading into parliament
house, made a speech to the people.
AZ, Valettn said, in part: TN view OF
the desertlon OF the government, the
chamber and the country look to the
klnn 10 do his duty and safeguard pub
Ito order Have confidence In the OPP
position. which IA watching over the
highest interests Of the country"
These words uttered with great em-
phnsiH and siRnihcance, were greeted
with frantic applause which was short
~ hAttINuIu lNleN0u uPp4i NaiV $780,
nncs OF n. Rail-. The crowd gave the
popular leader a tremendous ovation.
Six thousand people escorted him TO
his house. on arriving there the crowds
lnsisted upon a speech, and Mr. Rail-
appeared upon a balcony, from whence
hO made brief address, In the course
OF which he said:
"The goVernment.by IT. deSertlon, has
committed suicide. Il Is our duty to
maintain order ana show that we arc
now lighting for our homes"
This sentiment caused the crowds 60
burst out into loud cheering, after
which the people slowly dispersed to
their homes
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SAN FRANCISCO. April 2s.-Accord-
ing to advices by steamer this morning
the Japanese government iS aroused
over the refusal of the Hawaiian gov
ernment to permit shinshou Marou lm-
migrants to land there and has ordered
warships to Honolulu to enforce what
the Japanese immigrants consider their
rights. The foreign ohice instructed
Hiogo Rencho at Kobo on the 9th inst.
: to stop the departure Of emigrantB for
the Islands at once.
Grave complications have arisen. Gc-
cording to Japanese official nsWBpapeFBs
over the action Of the United States
government in sending the Philadelphia
TO Honolulu. Japanese oficlal OrgahB
claim that the cruiser has been sent -
a menace to the Japanese government
and is significant In that II foretells an.
nexation OF the islands to the United
States.
Japanese official newspapers are full
Of war talk. The Chowo states that q
telegram had been received By the jap
Rne1e authorities to the effect that
England has sent an intimation to the
United States government that she OBJ
jeCtB to the intended annexation by the
latter Of the Hawaiian republic.
The SelIka No Nlfon says that q SER
les Of telegnphlc communications are
at present passing between the United
States legation at Toxic and the United
States government and Is Of the optn-
ion that they relate to the refusal Of
the Hawaiian government to permit
Japanese immigrants TO land.
The steamer Doric which called at
Honolulu April brings adTic0S that
HawRllans are making much ever the
presence OF the Philadelphia. The ad-
vices Eay that It ID certain Admiral
Beartlslee has.come to Honolulu clothed
with the executive power to eIecuto
special mission for his government.
Had he come TO annex the iGlGDd1 or
to reSeRt the ex-Qusen on her throus
he certainly would not hoist The deck
awnings, set the painters to painting
the ship and with the officers accept Che
hospitality from friends ashore. Il 10
believed that the admiral ID waiting
fresh orders by the next steamer from
San Francisco before proceeding on his
mission.
II waiians believe the President Il
about to appoint q minister who win
come to Honolulu and congummato an@
nexatlon. It Is generally believed the
cruiser Philadelphia was sent Gt the
request Of acting minister Mills to pro-
tect United States citizens and property
in case OF trouble with, the Japanese
government over the refusal Of Presls
dent Dole to permit japanese omigrAntS
TO land here.
Col. 2. S. spauldlng. cable promoter.
has returned from Washington. HIS
cable agreement with the government
expires on May /. He Will make ~
efort to have the option extended, b91
It IS understood that President Dole
and his cabinet are opposed 70 grating
an exclusive franchise.
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CRETAR SITUATION.
AdmiraIs Notify InSurEsnt' Of tho Lit
ing OF tile Blockade.

AdmiraIs Notify InSurEsnts Of the Lift
ing Of the HiOeEHds.
LONDON. April pa dispatch TO
the Times from Canea says that the ad-
mlrals OF the international fleet visited
the insurgents at Akrotirl and had a
prolonged conference with the leaders
Admiral Canevaro Informed them Of
the fall OF Larissa and Of the retreat Of
the creek army. They We're greatly
moved and asked to be allowed TO so
to Greece to fight for King George.
The admlrals then announced their
intention 10 relax the blockade, whicn
they said. was Intended TO starve the
islanders into subjectlon. They assur-
ed the Insurgents that they would be
prpmltted 20 come into the town, pros
vIded they came unHrmed, TO purchase
anything they might need and mores
over that they would be furnished with
an escort to guard them against any
fear OF Mussulman attacks.
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speelal Dispatch to tho Intelligeneer.
WASHINGTON. April 29.-Pension
certificates have been issued to West
virginia applicants as follows:
orginal-(specIai), James NJ. Moore,
Walton, Roane county; George F. Hat
erstay, Martinsburg.
pcrease-Afartin V. B. Con, Rowles-
burg; Martin Shrecengast, ArnoldsburB
Calhoun county; Henry J. Lewis Hunt
inRton. 80
Upshur county.
Original widows-Rebecca ]. WHEY,
Ella, Marshall county; Parnisses Stag
gers, Morgantown.
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FLOODS Ar NATCHEz.
No New BrsskS, bat Wsuti,sr Conditions
are UnfavorabIs.

No New IlrsakS, bat Ysatiisr COndittonS
are UnfavorabIS.
EATCHEz. Miss, April f9.-The
weather continues cloudy and treatening
but with no rainfall since Wednesday
noon. Tho river rose another half-tsnth
to-day and now stands at 1915, one and
quarter feet above the highest record
of any previous year. No new breaks
have been reported but the weather con-
dItIons keep oil the people remaining in
che low lands in n state OF apprehension.
The number OF persons in Camp Maury
10 be provided for has steadily declined
on account Of all males having accepted
employment on the levees or elsewhere
until only women and children are left TO
receive rations. The women express
their willingness 20 accept any employ
ment rendered, but none IL available for
them at present
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Rlllenle b. IA rfMar.

WASHINGTON, April 2s.-The ON.
cials Of the Japanese legation In thia
city expressed themselves In positive
terms as having no fear Of internal
complications between Japan and HG-
wall or the United States growing out
OF the differences between the first two
countries on the immigration question.
They bellttle the possibility Of va
over complications that may AEiSa and
attribute such talk to the lingo nSW8-
papers which are disposed, they say,
to make great ado over matters that
readily can be adjusted BY diplomacy
and concerning which there 10 no waf4
rant for the predictions that trouble 4
likely to follow.
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LONDON. April 2o.-The Daily Teie-
graphs correspondent had an interview
with 81. Rail- this afternoon at Athena,
during which the Crack statesman out
lined his policy NJ. Rail- said:
"My policy win consist Ia the reor.
ganizatlon OF the army. whose recuptr-
atiye forces are practically inexhaust-
ible, and the establishment OF order.
together with satisfactory solution Of
our foreign relations, We refuse 70 ac-
cept u mandate from the King or irom
the chamber. We must have an abso-
mtely free hand"
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Special Dispatch to tho 1ntelllEeneer.
WASHINGTON. d. c.. April 29.-
Appointments OF the following post
masters were annouuced to-day: a. n.
Payne, vice A. G. coger resigned,
Addison, Webster county; W. s. Starch.
err vice C. L. Flesher, resigned, Beech
Calhoun county; c. KellGn, vice /. N,
Hutchinson, resigned. Cheat Bridge.
Randolph county; 4. D. shoyer, vice p.
n. Runner, resigned, Claude, Taylor
county
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WAY NOT PRESIDE
E1-Pr,uldsnt Harrison too Bu'y to Act as
Moderator.

EIsFrtIIUcnT IIhFTIEOW 100 hUIy 10 "uV n
Moderator.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April 2s.-Al-
though there has been much talk OF
elccting General Harrison to the mod
orator Of the General Assembly OF the
Presbyterian church to be held at WI
mona next month, mere - NOT much
likelihood that anything will come OF It.
General Harrison has explained to his
friends that his tlufe j. too much occu-
pied with his leqal work and his writ
ings to admit OF his giving the neces-
sary time to preparing for the event.
Consequently his name will not be pre-
sented by any Of the Indianapolis COM
TniggtOnors
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gtato ofAnorchy IN VoIo,

LONDON, April 2S.-A dispatch to the
Times from vOiO, dated Wednesday,
says:
Yesterday the Turks tried TO cut the
railway to VelestIno. The Greeks fought
brayely. losing three officers killed and
many wounded. but they we're finally re-
pulsed
"Panics continue here without cessa-
tIon. After dark the population oscil-
lAteS between recklessneAB and terror.
The town Is entirely destitute OF control
as there Is no military and apparently no
civil authority. The telegraph Office has
been closed and postal matter Is refused
ut the postofiice."
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CITY OF MEXICO, April 9.-GeneFai
Williams, formerly consul general Of
the United States to Havana, ls here.
He reports busineEs completely pFos-
trnted there and that the inhabitants Of
that island are reduced from opuleuCa
TO the direct poverty Others arriving
from Cuba state the county Is ruined
and that there is no hope for half q
century OF It's recovering its former in-
unrfo nca
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Special Dispatch TO the InteIIIgehceF'
PARKBRsBuRG, W. Va. April g.
A double drowning. the victims being
two rtue girls, occurred yesterday
evening at creston, Writ county. near
here. Francis vandale, aged eight, and
Annie Spouse, aged twelve, were fish'
ing in the Kanawha from house boat
It IL supposed that they were lSnooked
into the water by rocking OF Ths
bodies were found close together late
in the evening by Maurice VandRle, the
father OF one OF the victims who had
gone in search Of the girls.
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INDEPENDENCE, Kan April 20
The rivers OF southwestern Missouri
and southeastern Kansas which gencr-
a,ly flowed into the Arkansas river
volume uf water into the already over
ehnrged southern streams The heavy
rains of the past week have caused all
streams to rise with surprising Tapldity
The verdlgrls river at this point has
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THE CUBAN War.
Five Insurrsnt Camps Alleged 10 Be CAP
t1rnii hV fho onInish

Five InSurEsnt Camps Alleged to Be cap
tuFSd BY the sPahIih.
HAVANA, April "a column ot
Spanish troops commanded BY Col Bs-
truch. which has been operating against
the insurgents In the vicinity Of Mulata,
GuajabOn and CharcOS, province Of Pinar
del Rio, has captured five insufgont
camps. The enemy left twenty-five nleA
killed and retired with many wounded.
During the number Of skifafi9h9o
which have taken place in the lAst three
eleven men wounded ana the troOpo olge
tured ten prisoners. The Spaniah Cols
umns during these sklrmlShes had elghl
men killed and seventy-eight wounded.
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ABATTLB RAGING

Near vsIsItinO, with Chances FaVOrInE
the GTsohS-
ATHENS. April I9.--ll p. m.--The cor
respondent of the Associated Press says
that according to a dispatch from Phar-
saios General smolenskl's brigade has
been engaged since o'clock this af'er-
noon In flerce conflict with Turkish
army corps beyond VeletInu,ln the direc-
tIon OF AIyiaIe, A battalion OF Evzones
and a battery OF artillery have been sent
10 reinforce the Greeks whose position
appears TO be favorable.
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ATHENS, April 29.-The Aghting be-
tween the Greeks and the Turks at
Velestino, at the junction Of the rail-
road connecting this port with Laris-
sa and Phersalos, was only a series OF
skIsmishes which resulted favorable to
the Greeks. Yelcstino IS about ten miles
west OF VolO.
The telegraph operator at Phersalos
has learned from the operator at LAris-
al thnt order prevails there and that
the women and children are returning
tam
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THE GREEK CRISIS.
An AniI.ROynl Cabinet Has Been
Organized
WITH NJ. RALLIAS THE PREMIER.
The King Entrusts the Opposition
With the Responsibility.
ANTI.ROYAL FEELlNGATATHENS

Assert, ItsslFOn the Failure Of the LsElS-
i,,ly, Assembly to Get a QuOrun-siEns
That the POWOn will Bring About
P,.Ss-Grssh Troops win sems snHli
vlsrOrlss-TurE' Omeiallv Deny Stories
Of Atrocities by TrOOps-slE hundred
women and chIdron PsrlIh Tn the Re-
,rr,, From Tyrnavo.
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SAUCY JAPAN
Indulges in Big Talk About Uncle
Sans Government.
SENDS A WAR SHIP TO HAWAII
To Protest Against Exclusion Of
Japanese Immigrants.
OF THE UNITED STATES

10 SsndinE thS Orui,rFhn-
aAsIpbla Taksn Is an IndIsation u.as
Hawaiian IslAnds an % ~ Annasoa -
this Country, and japan Loohb UVoA
the Move with Jealous Eyss-COnn..sl.
orths Japane.s Prss.-wo Hrs Llttly u
Have Tut with ths MIksdO.
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risen 25 feet within the past tWenty-foir
hours and this morning was still fis-
Ing at the rate Of or Inches an hour.
This immense volume OF water added TO
the foods IN Oklahoma and Indian ter
rit0ry which also empty into the Ar
kansas. threaten to cause an unprece-
dented rise In that stream.
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LONDON. April 2e-The Athens cor
respondent OF the Standard says:
THE Turkish army or It's advance
guard has followed up the success before
Iarissa and az o'clock this evening
(Thursday) began an attack IN force
upon the Greek positions at Pharsalos.
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Aar.., R.ttI. Immlueut,

ATHENS, April 20.-The Greeks have
fallen back on PharJaloa Railway com
munIca,ion between vOlo and PharsAlos
has been restored. The advance guards
OF the Turkish division have moved for
ward from all points and taken up yar-
Gus positions on the Thessalian plain.
Both armies are now In immediate CON
tact and n great battle is believed to be
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REFORMS ron CUlA

To Be- Pat late ImmSdIato F0ros-ouson
Regent Signs TIE DSOEOe.
HAVANA, April 29,-News reached
here to-day from Madrid that the Queen
Regent has signed a decree providing
for Immediately putting into operation
the scheme for reforms in Cuba already
agreed upon. A mail steamer was de-
tanned twentY-four hours at Cadl1 Ia
order "a carry the decree establishing
the work OF reform which will begin IN
the provinces OF Pinar del RIO, HaVaaa
Matanzas and Santa Clara
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% llrtees.

LONDON, April 2s.-The Frankfort
ZeItunE publishes dispatch from Con-
Stantlnupie saying that owing TO the
Greek foreign minister having made the
request 10 the Russian minister at
Athens the ambassadors OF Great Brit
ain. France and Russia at Constantine
pIe' have asked the Turkish government
10 grant to Greece an armistlce.
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TIE suLrAN DECEIVED.
Ills TruS,sd Minister Of Marine Has IIssn
stealing MIlilnna From Him.

HTFhITnE 7IIIII"TlH ? TUIII IVIIH'
NEW YORK, April pa Dispatch 10
the journal from Berlin says:
A German officer In the Turkish ser.
vice, Won Hofs Pasha. recently dlscoy-
cred that Haasan Pasha, now aud for
many years minister OF marine. has an
nnaIly embczzled 3O,OOO,OOO to iO,OOO,OoO
marks
Hofe made n report TO the sultan ex-
planning that q fearful disaster would be
ihe consequence " the Turkish navy,
which wns in the worst pOHgibie state
and unable 10 operate. should try TO fight
the Greek warships.
HOfe then rendered his resignation and
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LONDON, April "a special dis
match from Athens says the Grcekshave
occupied the heights Of PentepigadIa,
north of Arta and about hnlf way be-
tween that place and Janina ~ EpiFus
and entrenched themselves there.
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voLo. April 29.-Thls town is almost
completely evacuated by the Greeks.
The women and children have been tn-
ken away en- masse by sea.
The foreign consulates nave holsted
their flags.
anchor in the harbor.
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THE DES0LATION
At Guthrie and Vicinity as Great
as First Reported,
BUT THE LOSS OF LIFE is LESS,
Five Hundred Homes sweptAway
and Many Wrecked
IN GUTHRIE AND FARMS RUINED

For th. Tims Being In the Surrounding
COuntry-Hnndrsd' of People CIunE 20
BuIhsS and Trees ThrOuEhOut the Day
aud the Terrible ElEht-Ths Death List
will Not Ineluds More than Twenty
nvs, bat 1900 arc IIomsls''i and Many
OthsrS are DtSuIuts.