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NEAGLE MEDICAL INSTITUTE io-
Gated permanently at 7241a K street.
Sacramento.
OFFICE HOURS-9 to II a. m. 2 to
s D. M and Z to s p. m. SUNDAYS-1Q
to II a. m
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IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEAL
ers in Fine Whiskies. Brandies and Cham-
pagne.
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WOmen's Fancy Hose.

Not long since black hose were
almost exclusively favored, but
now stripes and plaids rival them
in popularity. It's pleasant
change to have so many pretty
combinations in designs and col
ors to please ones eye and fancy.
Better come in and look the stock
over, as we can only tell of a few
kinds.
Drop-stitch cotton hose, with
brown boots and plain uppers, in
light shades of pink, blue, yellow
and brown. 25c.
Drop-stitch cotton hose, black
boots, with Nile, pink, light blue,
yellow and red uppers, having
double rows of white stripes
around leg and foot. soc.
New plaid hose, in shades OF
red, green and blue, having yell
low, white and red stitching in
contrast with the plaids. soc.
Fancy drop-stitch Isle hose, in
an OK blood ground-solid color
boots and fancy stripe uppers,
shading yellow, red, green or blue.
6Oc.
Fancy stripe drop-stitch Isle
hose, in green, navy, red and pur-
pie effects, with white heels, toes
and tops, Dainty and pretty. 75c.
Plain Isle hose, in pretty light
2laids, with black heels and toes,
stitched in white silk. Price, 81 IS.
For Patriotic People.
Old Glory Buttons and Badges
in many styles at &C, SC and sc
each.
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.WOmen's Ties.

Dark tan Oxford Ties, having
vesting tops, medium low heels,
heavy soles and coin toes, with
neat kid tips, ST 50.
Fine dark tan Lace Ties, with
vesting tops to match, neat coin
toes and kid tips, s..
Extra fine dark brown kid Ok
ford Ties, with silk vesting tops,
hand-turned soles, and coin toes
with neat kid tips, So.
Our best brown Ties for wo-
men. Made of the finest quality
dark brown kid, with silk vesting
tops; hand-turned soles, stylish
coin toes, with square kid tip, and
medium high-stitched French
heels. 81.
New Bordered Wells, 25C.
Several dozen new wells reached
us yesterday. All silk, with che
mile dots, in variety of meshes.
Some all black, some black with
colored dots, and some all white.
Price, 25c.
1ramenfO.
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Silk Underskirts, 50 %.

The wldersH,rts made Of
changeable silk with deep corded
hOuace that we are offering at
s. % are certainly unusually good
for such price If you were to
buy the taffeta by the yard and
make such a skirt at home it
would probably cost you more
money. Why not take advantage
OF such an opportunity while you
are able to do so? Price. So o8.
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frigerator. Buy it now and get
the full benefit of your purchase
We offer hardwood refrigerator.
made in a thorough manner, with
patent drip cup and other moder2
Improvements; zinc lined, neat in
finish, generous in size, in fact.
large enough for any ordinary
family. For 81 25.
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WHOLESALE LIQUORS.
CRONAN & WISSEMAN.

S3O h Street and 11OS-I11O Third
Street. Sacramento, CAL,
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New Black CrepOns, soc.

We have Just received another
lot OF new patterns in raised fig
ure nIohar crepons, 81 inches
wide, for skirts and suits. The
first callers viii secure choice
from these inexpensive but hand
some dress goods novelties
Price. zoe ward
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-12

ST. LOUIS, Missouri, January 12.--
The national committee OF the peoples
party is in session to-day at the Iaclede
hotel for the purpose Of preparing o
call for the national convention which
Is to be held in April. In addition to
the nationa; CON nittee there are pres
ens special representatives from the
state central committees Of q number
OF states. Tbo,e participating in the
conference to, day are exclusively mid
dle-of road populists, and include
General Coxey. of Ohio; Milton Parkes.
Of Texas; w s. Morgan, Of Arkansas; I;
A. st. ipberger. Of Ksnsas, and num-
ibsr of Others \ This wing Of the party
has been trying to force Chairman
Butler, of the national committee Of
the regular peoples party, 70 issue a
call for national convention to pro-
muIgate in advance the platform on
which the populisis expect to elect
many members Of congress In. the next
four years, and also TO elect presi-
dent in 1910. Chairman Butler, how.
ever, does not gbaiieve there IS any
o. cessity for so early a convention, and
be has psrsistently REUSED to issue
call. Hence the middle-of ihe.road
element Is determined to go 1t alone.
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a. A 2. Executive BOARD.

CINcrSNATI. Oaio. January l2.-
The executive board OF the National
Grand Army: encampment held an
other meeting to-day. Since the
forced resignation from the body OF
Col. Henry Wagner, who was opposed
TO the dstes selected for the ercamp-
ment and deluged grand army posts
wi, b defsmatory and scurrilous letters,
declaring that the committee was in
the bands Of few aspiring profession
al politiciaus,- the body is entirely
harmonious and united. Committees
were appointed at to day's meeting to
solicit subscriptions amt ny the various
trades and indus ries toward fun0
far the entertainment OF the encamp-
ment, and large quantity Of other
preliminary business was transacted.
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Feeling Raining tiph Over a Coming Irish
Celebration.

LONDON. England, January 12.--It
is said hat Immediately after the RE-
Asse bling OF parliament. next month,
numbar OF embarrassing questions
will be put to the government concern ;
log the great series Of demonstrations
that are being arranged In celebraiion
Of the centenary Of the Irish rebelIion
Of 1898. The Orangerlen and 10y Alists
are greatly stirred up over the Hclion
Of Lord Mayor Fallon. Of Dublln, 10
dispensing with the English military
oands as escorts in has Inaugural
parade and the consequent refusal OF
Lord Roberts, commander in chief OF
the forces in LELAND. to attend tie
inaugural banquet. There Is no ques-
ton but that feeling 10 running high
across the channel, and were II not for
the fact that the gevssement has all it
can do in watching the critical ooe-
dition OF affairs 10 the east, aud 10 up-
dtsirous OF provoking any domestic
complications. there is no doubt hut
that steps would be taken Inward
prohibiting the forthcoming cslebra-
lions.
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Currency Reform Bill.

WAsnINGToN. d. e., Junuary 12.-
The congressional committee on bank
ing end currency assembled to-day to
consider the currency reform bill Of the
Indianapolis monetary commission. in
connection with all other bills ON the
same subject now pending. Hugh H
Hanna. of Indianap Ills, chairman of
tne execusi-e committee of the mone-
tary convention, is,n attendance for
the pup ese 81 making extended arga
meht in favor of the commissions bill.
The measure has received the indorse-
ment and support of prominent men
and financiers from all over the
country, and there promises to be an
immense attendance when the monetary
convention re-assembles in IndianaE-
oils two weeks from to-day.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-12

Cloudy, dark colored urine, with slight
sediment, frequent calls bur diminie he'd
quantity, indicates trouble in the Kidneys.
hen these 81 mptoms are present no time
should be lost in adopting proper RENE d les.
A little delay may provevery costly, per-
haps fatal. because Bright's Disease Is SO
rapid and destructive. PRIcKLx AsH BIr-
TIERS has an established reputation Tor cur
Iig the diseases that attack tho Kidneys.
1t heats aud strengthens the kidneys SO
blood cleansing functions, regulates the
liver, stomach and boweis and quickly re-
eslabls0es u healthy body. II has cured
cases Of Bfight disease, that have been
practically abandoned by the attending
ply sican. Sold by Murphy Van Petten
Dug Co.
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HANNA GETS THERE
HI. is Elected United States
Senator by the Ohio
Legislature.
4 MAJORITY OF THREE
Hawaiian Bill Likely to be- De-
feated by SenaiOr Thurs
toms Opposition.
HIS REMAINS cREMATED

COLUMBUS, Ohio, January. II -
Hsuna was elected by tho exact vote of
yesterday, getting 7S votes; McKisson.
~; scattering 2 Burke made charges
Of bribery against the Hanna men,
demanding an investigation. When
the vote was announced. Hanna ap-
preached: II thank you,''. he said,
"for this honor comes to me under cir
cumssances Of assurance that you have
full confidence in me; accept this
high honor, recogniz ng that am
senator for the psopleo OF Ohio; this Is
my native state; love ONO, and
promise to be faithful -
COLUMBUS, Chlo, January ~ The
Hanna republicans now propose TO
oust Speaker Mason and the entire
house UrghD zaiion.
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Robbed the Grave.

Oliver of PhiisoeIl HE, was the SUBJECT, II
narrated by hln as follows: II was la a
most dreadful CONDITION. My skin was al.
most yellow, e, ss suuken, tongue coated,
pain continually in back and sides, DO APP
prtle--g adnally growing weaker day by
day. Three physicians had given me mp.
Fortunately, friend advised try ing Elsc-
tric Bitte's.' and to my great joy and sur
prise, the first bottle made a decided i'm
provemtnt. l continued their use for
three weeks, and am now q we'll man.
know they aved my life, and robLeds the
" ave of another vlctim." No one should
fail 20 Try them. Only 90 cents per bottle
at Murphy Van Pet en- Drug Go.
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LArEsr ESTIMATE OF DEAD.
Railroad to the Yukon.

TACOMA. Wash, January 12.--It Is
definitely announced BY A. G. Brat
noter that the Rothschilds win build a
railroad into the Yukon country over
the Dalton trail. His brother, Henry
Bratnober, of San Francisco, who is the
Rothschlld's western representative,
has the enterprise In charge. The
eailfoad will be about 400 mites long.
The cost OF construction and equip
ment 10 estimated al SO 600. coo.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-12

When the weather gets cold and damp,
persons subject to rheumatic attacks expect
an extra twInge of their cd complaint.
nv re .ls one way to prevent this, viz: by
taking in advance a short course Of LAILE-
MAND's ,PECIFIc'for RHEUMATISM. IL en-
te,s he blood ana destroys the raeumatic
acid in every part Of the system. Gives
quick relief from pain, quiets Ii nfammation
and performs permanent GU o. Get your
blood cIeansed Of this acid poison In ad.
vance of the rough weather season, aud
you will safely pass through unaffected.
LALLEMAND's 5PECiFIC is an anti acid, safe,
thorough and reliable. Price, xl.O0a.per,
vial. Sold by Murphey-Van Pstten 1rug
NJ
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Per q Good Cause.

COLUMBUS, OHIO. January IA
to.dsy's meeting of the NatIonal anti
saloon league, fraternal delee
from the Keeley league was introduced.
II included Colonel Nate A. Reed, OF
Chicsgo, Colonel George A. Bucking
ham. oi NV York, H IN. A. F.. Orp-
ding. of Minnesota. John F. Rierce, 4 !
Buffalo. F. ii. B-ncksicker, Il Toledo.
sud Colonel ". H Thomas, Of Harris.
burg, ia.
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TryInglt over AgslIu.

DULurH. Minnesota, January II =
A special election is in progress to-day
for the purpose of deciding whsther
the city shall issue million and a
quarter Of munic,p ! bonds for the
purpose Of bavng It's own water
system. Slnca the big typhoid fvzr
cpd +mic, couple OF years ago, five
similar elections have. been held, but
each was declared unconstitutional for
various reasons
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-12

CHICAGO. Iuinois, Janusry Ia
The msrrage Of Miss Grhcs Anspp,
daughtersof Captain Adrian q. Arson,
the. veteran bsse ball manager, and
Waiter II Clough, son OF the lat-
William Mcneil Clough. one of the
best Known jurist of K snsas, will be
solem oiz d at Captain Anson's home,
this evening.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-12
TIE nlscoxsrx Of the Age.

Aug. J. Bogel. the leading druggist OF
Shreveport, La, says; "Dr. kings New
Discovery is the only thing that cures my
co gh, and it is the best seller l have" j.
IT, Campbell, merchant. of Ssfford, AriE.,
writes: DIR. Klug's New Discovery Is I'll
that is claimed for 1t; IL never fails, and Is
sure cure for Consunption, Cou2 hsr and
Colds. cannot say enough for IT'S mer-
irs." DR. Kings Nav Disc very for Con :
sumption. Coughs and Guilds is not an ex.
p-riment. IL b ss been tried for quarter
of century, and to-day stands at the
head. 1t never dis4pp ipts, Free triai
no ties at Murphey-Van Retten Drug Co.'s
drug stores and Browne q MaDzanares
IN
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-12

WASHINGTON. D Y ,s January 12.--
The Hswaiin treasy is not likely to
PASS Senator. Fhutston il out against
1t. which is body blow to the treaty
ties Thurston's change is due to the
fact,thats Ha wit would be eantagonis-
aic TO Nsbraska's sugar beet industry,
The treaty, to-day, has only tifty.six
votes.
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Commission Merchants Meet.

BUFFALO. N. T., January 12.-The
sixth annual meeting OF the National
league Of com mmission merchants OF the
United States opened here to-day, and
will continue for three days. The
league has branches In twenty five of
the largest commercial cen.ers east Of
the Rocky mountains, extending from
New Orleans to Boston and from the
Atlantic to Minnesp lis The member
ship comprises some 250 firms, whose
business is the handling Of farm
producls.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-12

DETROIT, Michigan, January II -
Governor Pingree has decided to csll
an extra session of the legislature for
the purpose of establishing uniform
system of taxation for all qussi-pubhc
corporations, and enact law estab-
lishipg straight two.cent rate faro
on railways ot thH state.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-12

MUNcIE, Ind, January 12.-There
was terrific gas explosion in Letters
oil factory at Daleville, during last
night. The gas pipe was leaking, and
a torch used to discover the lea
The factory was laid in runs MIR
Letter, John Riokpr, and Rector Ca.
brick. were buried in the debris
Rinker WAS dead when removed. The
other two are believed TO be dying, this
morning.
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Nnmlnations.

WASHINGTON, D. G., January 12-
The president nominated, TO-DAY,
Mark s. Brewer, Of Michigan. to be
#rivil service nommissioner; Edward
Fl Conger, Of Iswa, to be minister to
Cbius; Charles P,ge Bryan, OF IIli-
nois, TO be minister to Brszil.l
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To Welcome Gen Booth.

NEW YORK, N. Y January 12.-All
the local detachments of the Salvation
army are waiting the word to turn out
in honor Of General William Bnoih,
the. worlds c. mmander-in chief, who
is due here today from London on q
special mission. II is understood that
General B 10Th will go from here direct
to Canada, and latter make tour Of
the eastergSand western states.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-12

CHICAGO, Illinois, January l2 Two
expeditions haze just left Chicago for
KiondySe Oae took thirty ~. Bernard
and Newfoundland dogss all thorough
trained for the hrddsus sled work they
are 70 perform,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-12

There is no m diclus In the world equal
to Chanherlein's Cough Remedy tor the
cure OF throat and lung diseases This Il a
fact that has been proven in numnrrlesa
cases. Here is a sample of thousands of
lett-rs received, Il have.tried Chamber
laiu'sOough Remedy while suffering from
s severe throat trouble, and found imme-
Hate and effective relief. | can unbasi,ar-
ng,y recam nen it"--EnGAR w. WHIT
"EMoRh. Eiitr Grand River { tKs.) Herald.
Cor sale at K. D Goodall, depot drug store.
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write this 10 let YOU know what I would

write this to let you know what would
not do: would not do without Cbomber
lain's Pam Balm IN my house, II it cost
s5 90 per bottle. 1t does all you recoms
meud It to do aid more--J. K. WALLACE,
Waiiacevilla, Ga. Cnambariain's Pam
Balm is the best nou sehod liniment IL the
world, AN Invaluable for rheunatism,l me
back, spraius end bruises. Be ready for
emergeucies ty buying bottle at X. D..
GooJafi, DepbL Drug store.
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Al Excellent Opportunity

For any person desiring to engage in the
hotel business can be had by CALI z on Mr..
D. nnis, at the Park hous-, Las Vegas not
sprirgs Owing to Ill health, she is com.
PEELED to sacrifice the contents or this ho~
tel Consisting OF bedroom snites. carpets,
tables. chairs. linens, chinaware, raDges
kitchen utensils, and, in fact, everything
thst is required TO conduct first class
hotel fs 2ai-tf 4
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-12

WASHINGTON, D G., January ia
IL lis said. this mornicg, that Charles
Page Bryan's troubles are over, the
president having arranged for his
trsnlfer TO B azil, sending Minister
Conger. of Illinois, now at Rio Janeiro,
10 China.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-12
HOUSE,

WASHINGTON. d. g., January IL =
In the house. motion to establish the
boundary lIue between Mexico and the
Un'ted States was ordered printed as u
document.
The urgent deficisDey bill was then
considered Messrs. Bell and Shat
roth, Of Colorado, opposed the provi-
sions of the bill requiring the cost of
transporting gold bullion to the inInts
for coinage to be paid 10 future by the
owner instead OF by the government
Mr.. 'Sbafroih charged, thai having
demoneiIzrd silver, the gold bugs are
now endeavorlDg to discourage the
pr duction of gold. Cannon adj
vocafed The change as good business
PropCkll:on.. ~ ,..x--
The motion 10 strjke out the clause
making niue owasrs pay transportas
tion4on gold bullion, was lost.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-12

DALLAS, Texas, January ~ --'As fass
as known here. The reported uprising
fake, sent from Wichita is very remote.
There is some excitement over the
burning of two Indians at Wewoka,
butao massacre or uprising.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-12

A Tennessee lady, Mrs j. w. Towless Of
Philadelphia, Tenn, has bsen using Cham
terltin's Cough Remedy for her baby, v bio
find il just a 8 go ID as you claim IL to be.
since I've had your Cough Rsmedy, baby
has b en- threa tened with Group ever SO
msnv times, but would z We him a dose
OF the Remedy md it prevented his having
IL every time" Hundreds OF mnther say.
the M. Sold by K. u Goodall, Depot
drug store.
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Woman suicldes.

CHICAGO Illinois. January r.
While temporarily insane, Mrs May
Can,pbell Jumped. this nj 5fning, from
"a third story window. killing herself
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-12

ffS FRANCISCO. January ~ The
remains Of Theodore Durrans were
orem4ttd. this af ernoon, at Pasadena.
The parents will bring the ashes back
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FRIGHTFUL CYCLONE
Fort Smith, Ark, Devastated by
Wind and Fire at
Midnight
HEARTRENDING SCENES
Six Blocks Level. d in a Few
Moments, 'rhen Fires Aid
In the Destruction.
CASUALTIES NUMEROUS

LITTLE Rock. ARK, January II =.
Ssa. MA telephone message just
received from Fort Smith, reports that
place devastated by a cyclone which
struck the city at midnight. Buid-
ings were leveled, inmates buried in
the ruins, and many lives crushed out.
while several were hit by fying bricks
and timbers. To add to the horror Of
the scene. fire broke out in the debris
and added many victims 10 the already.
large number. The electric lignt
plant and gas works were destroyed. 10
conse quence, the work Of rescue
was conducted by the light OF a torch
or the blazing homes Of stricken cni-
zenq
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-12

Fall and Winter Styles
Send two cent stamp for new edition of
fashion book. Beautifully illustrated In
coiore. Contains a complete list OF the
latest styles r. ladies' dress patterns
Address PRIcKLY ASH BITrERs Co.,
"a 4w st. Louis, Mo.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-12

Msking over mattresses and uphoister-
ing, sew ins aud laying carpets, furniture
repairing. at reasonable prices Work
guaranteed. shop at luterhock'e place,
posthe Normal school. as-tf
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HORROR uPoN HoRR R.

VAN EUREE, Arkansas, January ~
Fort Smith Is tie scene of indescriba
BILE ruin at daylight this morning
Twenty 1--we bodies have been taken
from the ruins left IN the trail OF the
cyclone. Fifty are known to have
been KILLED and perhaps the number
may be far greater. Six solid block
of buildings were leveled to the groun I,
after which fre added TO the terrible
situation, and many bodies may nsvrr
be r. covered. lhe situation ls simply
frightful. For hours after the disaster
1t was Impossible to reach the many
injured, ard some Of those who nigh
have been saved, died from their
injuries. The city was ia darkness,
and rain came down Ia she cts. II was
practically impossible ito push The
work OF rescue.
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HORRIBLE DETAILS.

The details are Simply horrible.
One man was found with pieces Of
plate glass driven through bis throat.
A lady was found with ber head
smashed h.t; another @oman and three
children were found in one group, all
dead and terribly mutilated- DIR,
Gates had both arms and legs broken,
bis wife dying by his side. The dead
at this hour, 5 O'clock. is estimated at
sixty, and the i, jared about twice hat
number. Wires are down in all dlrec-
tIons from Fort Smith, 81 reports Of
damage. in the surrounding country nre
meagre, butthought to be very great.
soME " THE ssEs
The streets are flied with debris.
The path Of the tornado was straight
through the city, The houses were
mostly the property OF laboring men.
and represented all their earnings,
There is no cyclone insurance, and the
damage is rotal The high school is
ruined; the First Baptist and Central
Methodi-t churches were entirely
demolished, and the Me'hn5ist and
Catholic churches lost their spires and
are nearly destroyed. The old rectory
place, the most historical In the state
and fsvorite resort, was destroyed by
firs during the tornado.
LATEST ESTIMATE OF DEAD.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. January IA
message has just been received BY the
board OF trade. that the number Of
dead at Forth Smith would reach be,
yond atty.
Up to noon sthirsy.six dead have
been identified. The numbar of killed
will reach at least seven'y. including
Ten killed outside OF the town. A re-
lief fund has been started. aud S6 COO
subscribed, Outside add is not asked
for.
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IN EXECUTIVE Sesslon

WASHINGTON, L. e.. January 12-
The senate went into exeoufive session
at noon, and Davis continued his
speech favoriDg ratification.