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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-08-10
APPEALS TO THE POWERS
AguinaIdo Asks for Recognition o,
the independence Of the
FiIipinos.

Manila, Aug. 9.-Aguinaldo has up
pealed to the powers for recognition OF
Filipino independence in a document
dated from Tarlac, July 81, signed by
l'uencalino. 1T has been received by
all the foreign consuls at Manila, with
a request that they forward it to their
respective governments.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-08-10
SIOUX CITY FIREMAN HURT.
injured in Collision a,
Telkammh I'his Morning.

Omaha. Neb.. Aug. S.-The Omaha
passenger train struck a gravel train on
the sidetrack at 1'ekamah this molning,
seriously i~njuring T.. c.. Olsen. o. Sioux
City, the fireman. He was taken home
NJ. Wheeler and r.. Whiteside, of Chicago
travelling men, W~Se slightly injured.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-08-10

1t is proposed in California to cele-
brate on October 13 next. in Monterey.
the semi-centennial drafting of the
constitution of the Golden state. Col
ton hall, in which the constitution was
framed, is standing in Monterey and
the desk on which the instrument was
signed is in existence.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-08-10
Iramou. Pharmacist Dead.

New York. Aug. s.-John B. Russell,
the well known manufacturing phar-
macist, is dead, in this city. He placed
two we'll advertised patented food pro-
ducts on the market and was form
erly superintendent for a large manu-
featuring pharmacists house at De-
troit.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-08-10
BOYCOTT ON The wANE.
Indications That the CLEVELAND
S.rjk ers Are Losing Ground.

Cleveland, o., Aug. S.-No violence OF
any kind has occurred in connection with
the street car strike for thirty-six hours,
and as n result two additional companies
of militia were relieved from duty to-
day.
Ii is evident the boycott sentiment is.on
the decline. There is a marked increase
Of the number Of passengers carried on
the Big Consolidated lines each day. Bus
mess men. in conjunction with the cham
Der of commerce, nave taken steps to-
wards making an organized fight against
boycotts. The strikers. on the other hand,
tions and are in d position to keep up the
fight indefiniteIy.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-08-10

june bugs are thick in parts of Ger
many this year. At Hrody school chill
arcn lately gathered 25M hundred
Weight from a s~iStccn-acre field.
SONG II has figured out that this
means l,2To,000 june bugs.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-08-10
COLLISION in THE CHANNEL.
Dispatch Boat Surprise Sinks

tVIbTNltCU 15OdC urVTIbC 5THKS Il
Steamer--No Lives Lost.
London, Aug. s.-The British dis
patch boat Surprise sank the British
steamer Nettley Abbey, which arrived
at Bristol, July rs, from Kemi, in a
Jog in the channel yesterday evening.
No lives were lost. The bows of the
Surprise we're stove IN.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-08-10
Will BE Skinned HON,

San Francisco. Aug. 5.-The remains of
Colonel Hawkins, of the Tenth Pennsyl-
vania. will be shipped to his home. Wash
ington. Pa. The shipment of the body
will be attended by full military and Ma.
sonic hopoys.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-08-10

Senator George f. Hoard writes
what IS probably the most ille@iblc
hand in the senate. He consequently
uses Il stcnograplier for nearly all his
work.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-08-10

Something Accomplished.
Chicago Record: Hasn't the peace
conference done anything yet?n
"Of course; it has unearthed a lot of
new things to quarrel about"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-08-10

The highest of the graduating hon
ors at Cambridge university, England,
have been won by a Rrahmlin student,
who halls from bombay.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-08-10

| shall recommend Piso's Cure for
Consumption far and wide. Mrs. Null
ligan, Plumstead, Kent, England, No.
ycmber s. 1875.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-08-10
l.ncourn.in. information.

Judge: Consulnptiye You say You
have had good success in treating
consumption?
DR.. Xii o Kill Remarkable. New
or lost a patient from consumption.
Every u | treat for that disorder dies
from some other diseaAa.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-08-10

Mr.. w;nslov's seornrso s7Rup for children
%toething. softcns the gums, reduces Inflammation.
allayA paln, cures Wind collie. 2dc y bottle.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-08-10

Barred From the Azores.
Ponta Delgado, Azores, Aug. 5.-Vessels
from the United States will not be adj
to the Azores Islands. They can
only receive provisions under a rigorous
quarantine.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-08-10
No Exclusive Information.

Puck: T'eacher-What can you tell
me about Alfred the Great?
Johnny Flip-Only just what's in
the book, ma'am.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-08-10

Colonel Robert McCulloch. of Bone
willie. Mo. is Il candidate for congress
at the age OF 10 years.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-08-10
Ex-Gov. ATKINSON DEAD.

One Of Georgia's Democratic Lead.
ers Passes Away.
Newman, Ga, Aug. 1O.-Former Governor
w. Y. Atkinson died at his residence this
morning after an illness of ten days.
Atkinson was one of the leaders of the
democratic party in Georgia.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-08-10

Halls Ca,arrh Cure
is a constitutional cure. Price rs cents
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-08-10
The University of Aotre Dame

hnIfc. The Periodical Monthly Regulator neve;
kHylkO, fails: convince yourself; write for free boz
New YORK CHEMICAL CO.. Box 70. Milwaukee. Wis.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1899-10-05
TALK WITH DEWEY.
nis Crew, the Fnipinos, aud tho Pres
idency.

hiS Crew, the FIiipinop, aud tho Pres
idency.
New York. Especial. )-The Evening Posi-
nrints the following interview with Admiral
Dewey:
They nre n splendid lot." the Admiral
said. speaking OF his men; "the very pick
the finest IN our navy, md that means best
In tn" world. Before i got to Manin, the
archbishop, with whom / nfterwnrd became
very intimate shid Tint the American sail
ora w"re the scum Of the enrth, n blood.
thirsty lot OF cutthroats, who would destroy
ev"rvthing In their path.
Inter on, when did get there" snid
th" Admiral, with knowing smile, "the
archbishop cnme on hoard ono day while
ma battalion Mt drill. the very same
battalion that will parade in New York
Inc archbishop wont on tho bridge nnd
watched them closely knew he was nd.
miring them, and l said to him: "Wel
what do you think OF our American sail
ora?"
"'They nre splendid. he said. 4 have
seen tho men OF most navles, Int never any
thing like thPs". Thev are magnificent.
cannot urderstnnd it--such snlendid young
fellows. How does II happen
"'Wel, said the Admiral. we look for
tho beet men. we coma closer to our men
we treat them better thnn other conntriep
do, and We pay them better" Then called
man and said tn him: How much do YOU
get month? Ha salut"d. md said: Eighty
dollars, sir.' The nrchhishoD was aston.
ished. You know $50 would my whole
shirlond of Srnnards. After that tho arch
bishop Ind very Rrent resrect for us, and
he'nme very friendly. Here have pic
tnr" Of Gen. Lnnn, which, was given to me
by the nrchhishor."
The Admiral then sent nm orderly for the
picture Of the Philippine general, who was
murdered hy order OF Agunaldo," as he
a1id. Tn" picture was that OF nego In n
sort Of military uniform. On the hnck was
an irscrlniion In Snnnish to tho Archtishop
~ Manila. Father Bernnrdno Nesalado. 1t
wns SIGNED by Luna.
Admiral Dewey then aaid that Luna was
the h"st NAV the Filininos hnd. at wns n
plot" he said. ''to nssResinate him A crnck
swordsmnn was PLACED ns sentry. and whom
Lnnn arpenr"d h" simrlv stn' bed hin. But
those fellows nll. said the Admiral. care n
queer lot. They were simnly servants and
atahlemen. and Arulnnldo was Junior clerk
In the nnvy ynrd. He Ia n pretty smnrt fell
low. know him pretty we'll. In fnrt we
wer" great friends. There are pecnle be-
hind him. some Of them lawyers md NJ lie
fellows. who make tool of Acunnldo
Hero. Wy the way, 10 n cnno which he rre-
Rented TO me-" And the Admiral produced
thick hlnck sick, cnrved ard resembling
Irish hog onk NOR" than anything elae
81 ,hOnrht." snid tho Admiral, "thnt this
thing In the Philir' ines would he over long
hefore this, ns 1t should have been. can't
imnrine how they hnv" stood out until now.
or course. thor" was the rniny season. and
supnos" little was done. One grent tronlIe
ont there has been TINT Gen. Oiis has tried
to do too much. l told him so. He wants
to he general. governor. judge and everv
thing else. to have hold OF all the irons. Nc
man can do this"
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1899-10-05

he saw the wonderful eight from the bridge
OF the Olympia. His modesty did not de-
sert him aud lie said nothing OF himself.
Next In importance TO the naval parade
was dazzling illumination at night OF the
harbor. the city and the shores OF the Hud-
son, the East river and New York bay. The
illumination was arranged by an official
city committee, and was carried out on n
scale which, 1t is said, had never previously
been attempted in this country.
The third event that marked the day oc-
Cured In the morning before the naval
parade, when Mayor Van Wyck, accom-
panied by the Governors OF number OF
States, went down to the o ympia on the
steamer Sandy Hook and extended an oiIl-
cial welcome to Admiral Dewey.
The chief event OF the second day OF tho
celebration was the land parade.
Gen. Charles 2. Roe, who he's organized
the parade, estimated that $500 men were
In line.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1899-10-05

New York. armored cruiser, flagship Real
Ad niral Sampson
Indiana, tattIe-sbip, frst-class.
Massachusetts, battle-ship, first-class.
Texas, battle-ship, second-class.
Brooklyn, armored cruiser.
Lancaster gunpery ship.
Marietta. gunboat.
Scorpion, auxiliary cruiser.
Torpedo-boat-, Porter, Dupont, Ericsson
Winslow, Gushing.
Revenue cutters, Manning, Algonquin
Gresham, Window. OuondARa
Transports Sedgwlck, M,Pherson, Me-
Ciellan'
Hospital ship Missouri.
Steamer Monmouth, with representatives
OF the Naval Militia of New York, and
followed by the other vessels OF the Naval
Militia.
Official boats of the city, General Siocum
and Glen Island, with general committee of
cltlzens steamers Mount Hope, Warwick,
aud Mattawau.
First division, escorting column, compos-
ed Of ninety-fve steam yachts, under com
mand OF Commodore J. Plerpont Morgan,
with the flagship Corsair. Sir Thomas
Lipton's Erin lead the starboard column aud
Howard Goulds Niagara the port column.
Among the other yachts was the JosephiL e
and Nourmahal, the American aud Sapphire
Columbia and Marado, the Sultans, Whitu
Ladye, Wanda, Oneida, Katrina, and
Sappho.
The second division OF the escorting col
umn was composed Of the merchant marine.
The first section was preceded by the Buena
Ventura, the first prize captured In the
Spanish war.
The first eight sections OF the merchant
marine was composed OF about seventy
steamboats,. The last four sections was
composed OF from thirty to forty propellers.
The thirl division OF the escorting col
umn was made up OF nearly 100 barges, tugs,
propellers and unattached vessels.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1899-10-05
Empire State Official Welcome.

Admiral Dewey and his officers and men
on the Olympia We're formally welcomed to
the state OF New York by Governor Roose-
Welt and the chief officers OF tue National
Guard OF the state. who went down tue bay
on General Francis V. Greene's yacht Wild
Duck. Besides the governor, there were in
the party other. mon whose grasps OF the
Admirars hands were something more than
formal. General Francis V. Greene, who
went with the governor, is Manila cam
pnlgner, and for the first time since the
Admiral left the harbor Of Manila he shook
hands with some OF tho captains who COM
manded vessels in his squadron on May J..
1898 These were Captain Wildes, OF the
Boston; Captain Dyer, OF the Baltimore
Captain Wood, OF the Petrel; Captain
Walker, OF the Concord; ana Captain Cogh-
Ian, OF tho Raleigh. Others who accom-
panied the governor were the members OF
the statY OF the State Militia, Brigadier
General Avery u. Andrews, Military Secre-
tary Treadwell and Captain J. W. Miller,
commanding the State Naval Militia.
Governor Roosevelt was received with n
salute OF thirteen guns. He was met at the
gangway by Admiral Dewey, who conducted
him to his cabin. When the governor left
the Olympia he was taken to the New Hamp-
shire, Of the Naval Militia, where lie held II
reception.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1899-10-05
sronMs IN INDIA.
Landsiides and Floods In Many Districts
Great Loaa OF Life.

ofeA bONh Ot hiies
Calcutta, (Dy Gable. )--The great storm
OF Sunday aud Monday, which caused de-
structive landslides and Hoods, gathered at
the head OF tho bay Mt Calcutta and then
moved north, giving heavy rain in Calcutta,
Dinbjpur, Ranepur and JalpaiGud
Its greatest fury was felt Mt Darjeeling.
simultaneously another storm gathered at
Rangpur and passed westward from Purnca
To Monghyr.
1t IL estimated that between Darjceling
and kurseong alone 800 people have lost
their lives
The line between Darjeellng and Sonadu
will be blocked probably FOR two months.
Both the upper and lower Puglnjhoras have
been carried away. A number OF bodies
have been recovered on the Happy Valley
estnte.
The soldiers Of the Munster Regiment are
searching for bodies and clearing the roads.
It is reported that tho 1eesta suspension
bridge has been broken away by the floods
and that Kallmpong is therefore cut on
from communication.
Gangs OF natives and soldiers nre work.
ing TO clear the roads The storm appears
TO have extended all over the northern por.
ton OF Bengal
Considerable damage has also been done
ut Silisuti, whore number Of wooden huts
and the plague camp have been destroyed.
Although the delayed reports from many
sections prevent accurate estimates, It Ia
evident that the fatalities far exceed 800.
No fewer than 200 persons were killed In
the obstruction OF the Phool Bazaar nlone,
and MS ninny as 100 at Darjeellng.
Twenty-one bodies hnvs been recovered
nt Tamsonghytee, where It is believed that
another 20 persons have been killed.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1899-10-05

Buena ylstn, Va, Especial. )--Daalel Mont
gomery, u negro, was lodged in Jail ut Lex
ington under charge OF attempting to shoot
William Il. Davidson, farmer OF South
River, near Buena Vista. Davidson was at
work cutting corn when the negro came
along and WIS ordered on, and In contro-
yersy which followed the negro brought a
gun to bear on Davidson, who knocked It
aside with the corn cutter. The gun. dis
charged, tho negro secured tho corn cutter
and dangerously wounded Davidson, cutting
open his head. Davidson In turn mauled
the neero with rock until taken away by
some OF his hands.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1899-10-05
sPANIsH-AMERICAN ISLAM

George d. Genr, an attorney OF I'D
complained 10 the Stnte Department
system OF slavery is being MAINTAINED
the coolies In Hawaii.
An escaped Spanish prisoner I
American naval officer that Lieutell
more and his men were being badly
Philippine insurgents derailed u IL
Angeles and opened fire. Two An
were killed and six Insurgents.
General Ois notified the governm
church properly was being respected
troops In the Philippines.
A plan IL under consideration nti
Department to create an army div
tn" Philippines.
Gauesll Bates reported, as the res
trip among the Southern islands, Il
about four hundred rebels at Zau
refuse to recognize American author
General Leonard Wood reported Il
little progress had been made In
Principe since tho war.
Tho strike In Havana has assumed
prol ortlons, about l2,00J workmen
ing idle.
The Chinese government, thro
minister, lodged n protest with tb
Department against the exclusion OF
from the Philippines.
The American gunhoat pnmpangc
the British steamer Yurn-sang. susr
illihustering from Manila to Hong Il
The cruiser CbRrleston, the mont
tsr-y and tho gunboats Concord IN
bomiHrded the town OF Olnngopo an(
M ines and sailors, who destroyed
gun heionglng to the Filipinos. On,
can was wounded in the engagement
The Burnsd" loft Baracon, Gu
the Third Battalion. Fifth Infantry.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1899-10-05
klinRlIon In Snmon.

Washington, Especial. )--Tne Samoan sit.
nntion is reported by officials as much more
menacing because OF tho numero is reports
particularly those from German sources
that the Mataufa natives are growing restive
and nro being melted to another Rebellion
rhero has been no official veriilcatlon OF
these reports, hut on iAls acquainted with
affairs there and ia possession Of the lntes
information credit the reports. aud say there
nre indications that further trouble is brew.
Ing
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1899-10-05
sPAIN's CABINET OUT.
PoIAvieja and Villaverde Could Not
Agree Upon n Matter of Credit.

Madrid, (By Gable. )-The Spanish Cabl-
net has resigned ns the result OF irreconcil-
nble differences among the Ministers regurd-
ing proposals for national defense.
This decision wns taken ut Cabinet
council. The chief subject under consider
alton was the scheme OF the Minister OF
War, Lieut.-Gen. Camilo P1lavirla, for m
extraordinary credit to be used in increas-
lug and strengthening frontier forincatlons.
The Minister OF Finance. Senior Vliaverde,
was unable TO agree with the suggestions
Of General PolavIeja. and ministerial
crisis followed.
The Slyeln Ministry. which was con
It I'd on March 0, 1892 was made up as
follow;
President .oi the Council Senior Don
Frnncsco Silyela.
Minister OF Foreign Affairs Marquis
Tidal.
Minister OF Justice-Senor Bnran.
Minister Of FinRnce--Sanor VilayeTde.
Minister OF the Interior Sanor Dato.
Mini,t ter Of War--G-nrrnl Polhvlrja.
Ministrr Of Marine Admiral Gomez
Imny.
Mlnist.r OF Agriculture, Commerce and
Public Works--5enor Cardenas.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1899-10-05
MILES OF SHIPS IN LINE.

Vessels OF War and Peace Passed Until
the Eys Was Tired.
New York, (Speclal.)-Three leading
events marked the flrst day OF the Dewey
celebration. OF these by far the most inn
portant was the superb parade OF warships
10 triumphal procrssion from Tompkinsvllle,
s. l., up the Hudson river TO the Grant
tomb. Besides the warships, led by the
huge white cruiser Olympia with Dewey on
the bridge, there were hundreds Of other
craft, all gAily decorated In honor OF the
memorable occasion.
In addition to the resident population Of
New York, It il estimated that 2,00l 900 visI-
tors were In tho city TO SEQ the parade
Most OF them were able to do so.
Astonishing" said Admiral Dewey, as
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1899-10-05
FOREIGN AFFAIRS

A warsbip from Porto Rico bA,..
returning political exiles to San D0'
General Drault, chief OF the p.,,
OF the French army died, aged ,ly
German army plans were stolen
to France.
Max Regis, an nnti-Semite le,,
tarricaded himself and comlapio'
giers, after tho fashion Of Jules en-
gone TO Spain to escape arrest.
Thousands of people hooted d,
the attempt to hold nm anti-war d.
tion In Trafalgar Square. London
The Portuguese authorities hays.
mntion concerning the reported
Delagoa Bay to Great Britain.
Two hundred people perished in ,
quake In the district OF Aidin, ln AL
A large proportion OF the Germ,
Sides with the Beers in their dis,l
Great Britain. German Foreign q,
eials, however, say that German,
political or moral right to interfer|
The Drey fusards, Radicals and /
VIII make an attempt to have G..
Galliiet oustod from the French cal
A special train on tho Dominic,
Railroad was dItched near Halih,
number OF Soldiers were Injured.
The Portuguese minister ut 10,
nies that Great Britain Is to TAX,
Day.
President Steyn in an addre.
Nolksraad OF the Orange Free /
cused the British government Of /
faith with the Trnnsvnn. Finy.tr
sand burghers In the two republics
TO tako the field when wanted.
Dreyfus arrived ut the homo OF p,
brogne, his brolher-in-law, in Cn
Department OF Vaucluse, Fran
French minister OF war Issued m
tho corps commanders, declaring u
fus incident closed.
The Governor OF Dnhomey caLl.
French government that the France
commission was resisted by the hi
the Tosoland boundary.
General Harrison made severn
points In support OF Ventzuoln's
his argument before the Arbitrati,
mission.
M
The Gear and Czarinn OF Russia a
hiel, on the imperial yacht, and '
nusiastically received 10y the Germ
The Spanish Cabinet decided
every possible retrenchment, and a
the Interest on the Cuban bonds :
paid by thnt government.
Preparations for war are being
lively pursued by the British au
and the burghers declare that b
concessions will be made.
GJura Knezevic, accused OF after
nssassinate King Milan, swote tnar
ho nccomplices, but fired on Milal
sonal revenge.
hundreds OF persons were Kill.
earthquake in tho valley OF Mcl
Asia Minor.
General Harrison continued his A
before the Venezuela boundary tr
Patis.
Car Nicholas and the Czarina lei
hngen for Kiel.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1899-10-05
Trapeze Perform Killed.

Chicago. H.. Especial. )-walter shaw,
while performing on n irapezn ut III" Chi.
caeo o era House, fell dis,nAce OF 10 feet
to IN" -tng". Tn" injuries he recaived re-
suited in death. II" was a member Of the
tenn Of Shaw Brothers. Tn" other brother
was holding by his teeth ring on which
Walter was swinging. He let ro the ring
dropping Walter. The injured man was
taken to his hot"l, where he died. The nc,
was the last on the programme. and the
curtain was dropped quickly. Several
women tainted when Shaw dropped, but
were soon restored to consciousness.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1899-10-05
THE EARTHQUAKES IN ALA,
Tossed People About. Smashed
and Rang "a Church Bell,

ana hnng church Bell.
Port Townsend, Wash, (Specia.
cerning the recent earthquake al,
coast OF Alaskn, Rev. Sheldon Jacks
cntional agent for AIaskn, writes a.
from Yahutat, under date OF Sep,e
The first shock was experienc ctd
day, September 3, but being slight
10 alarm. During the following fl
there were SO distinct shocks, cull
mt p. NJ. in II shock so severe tha;
of Yakutat were hurled violently
their rooms, or, IL outside, they wen
10 the ground. Pictures fell from Il
dishes and crOckery crashed on th,
and houses rocked and swayed and
Tno mission bell rang Violently in Il
ing church tower.
"Panic stricken the inhabitants
their feet and attempted TO ll-e TO
only to be again and again throw
enrth. Gaining the hills and look
ward they were iransllxed with
they saw approaching with the sp'
race horse II great tidal wave, app
wall OF water that would engulf the
and sweep away their homes. Be
shore was reached the earth opene
bottom OF the harbor, and into .hi
thu tidal wave spent its force. II
The village from destruction"