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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-11-16
Notice of Sherift's Sale Under
Execution.

In the Superior Court of Washington for Che
halls County.
Francis j. Rabbeth, plaintifI
Louis A. 1nl' vs defendant. ) H Exe sc2n
Under and by virtue OF a writ OF execution
issued out OF the Superior Court OF Washington,
for Chehalis county, dated the 18th day of Oc-
tober, 1899, on a judgment rendered on the 9th
day OF April, 1885, in favor of the above named
plaintiff and against the above named defend
ant for the sum of s2490.5i with interest at the
rate OF per cent per annum, and all attorneys
fee Of $4,000 with cost of suit amounting to
$3.50 on which there is credit $2933.3 on
June the 18th, 1896, leaving still due and owing
on the said judgment the sum of 10000 to-
gether with interest costs and increased costs.
Which said writ Cf execution was to me as
duly directed and delivered, and by which I
am commanded TO make the said last above
named amount Of $4,000, together with inter
est costs and increased costs out real property
OF said defendant not exempt by law.
have this day levied on all the right, title
and interest OF the said defendant. Louis A.
Hill. OF in and to the following described
p' Spfth half E - of the northeast quarter Of
the northwest quarter (l4) and the northeast
quarter ~ of the mthwest quarter "a and the
northwest quarter "a southeast quarter ~.
All in section two (2), township eighteen uS),
north OF range nine (9) westin Chehalis county
Public notice is hereby given that on satur.
Of O'clock p. m. Of said day, at the front door
of the court house in MOntesano, will sell the
above described property or SO much thereof
| as may be necessary to satisfy the. said judg:
ment together with interest costs and increased
costs, to the highest bidder therefor, for cash
! in hand in lawful money of the united States
Dated at Montesano this 18th day Of October,
Sheriff OF Chehalis county, Washington.
]. C. Cross, Plaintiffs attorney,
p. o. address, Aberdeen, Wash. 2-5t
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-11-16
.rd land sold by LIST parties to +
Harrison ct al-S9oO.

Miscellaneous.
p.r;am;n 4 Williams to Enoch
Jewell, mtg on nwi4 OF SEA OF e'4' sec
o2-l7-5-$40l.
Dora Fellows to II Weinhard, at mtg
personal property used in connection VIII"
Casino bar and theater-$5oo
Clarence Fellows to Dora Fellows Dill
OF sale, personal property used IN con-
nection with Casino bar and theate'-
$500.
George B Chandler 20 James smith,
asst mtg amc . ven iy W a rlche? CT
al t. Geo 3 Chandler-$G000.
Jennie Bulington TO the pubic, dec
hstd So Vi .wi. Of sw14 OF sel4, sec %
1876.
Bertha Gi!breath to f L Harrison, mtg
on nwis OF 1T :, blk 10. corrected plat Of
Cosinopolis-$GJ
f A Tar to } + Taylor, mtg on Its .
and 4, blk I, Blackburn q Weatiall's list
add, Montesano-s200.
Thomas Foreman VS. John Burlington,
lien on house situated on s.. OF sw'a OF
swh OF swll Of 4el4. see 27-lS-6--S7.
Chas Ford IS John Burlington, lien on
house situated on 81, Of s~l Of sw'4 oi
sell. sec 2--ls-6--$6.
F |. Alinaid {: Co vs. John Bullngton'
u. ,,-. -:.,,,4a1 an : of cW l., Of
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-11-16
CCMMIs.IONFEs PROCEEDINGS.


The board ii county commissioners
met On Ncv. g, with Commissioners
Carson, HERMAN ana Acie4on present.
\ petition asking ior division Of road
iatrict IS was laid over.
Mr.. Luark was informed that the road
in district Is was within the survey.
The following road supervisors were
appointed in districts where no elections
were held: Dist. 8, Patrick Murray l3,
Herman Puhn; 20, Geo Preston; %, T.
A. Ray; "a, Bert Kelsey; 25, Matt.
Matzen; 70, &. Kinneman; 10, Daniel
Gleeson.
c. f. Prigmore, Oakville, was granted
q retail liquor license.
Bond Of J. T.. McDougall for county
printing was approved.
On application Of David King the swll
sec. 36-l9-7 was stricken from the tax
rolls Of 1894, as being state lands.
Application to strike taxes OF 1898 from
lot I, blk 20, Minis add, Cosmopois, was
rejected.
The sla Of nNi4. sec. 36-lS-6, was
stricken from the tax rolls OF 1S94-5-6 as
state land.
Lot 3, blk 3, 3 q DIS add, Montesano,
was striken from the tax rolls as church
property.
The sel4 Of ne11.4, sec. 14-l3-o. was
stricken from the rolls OF 1921, as
having been government land.
Communication from J. w. Musgrovc
relative to saw logs destroyed by j. w.
Hall while doing county work on Satsop
river was read and laid over.
l.. B. Couch and Ed. Garrard appeared
in the interest Of the Cedarville bridge.
The order directing supervisor to build
bridge over Johnson gulch was recinded.
The names OF 300 persons subject to
Jury duty was drawn for the ensuing
year.
Bids for the erection OF the Cedaryille
bridge were opened from J. W. Hall, Sc
attic Bridge Co., Puget Sound Dredging
Co., Pacific Bridge Co., Savage & SEQ
field and Northwest Bridge Co., and the
contract was awarded to the Seattle
Bridge Co. for 81 800.
I. J. Sigh was appointed constable oil
HI GUAM precinct.
Petition OF N. 2. Ry. Co. to correct as
sessment Of right-of-way on such por'
tions as do not read "less the right.of'
way was granted.
The following bills allowed on the
road and bridge fund:
Mourant & Briscoe, part payment or
contract for bridges on the John Rich
ardson road, $1,000.
J. W. Hall, to clearing out Wynooche
and Satsop rivers, 1925.
E. G. Hunt, surveying roads, $99.35.
II. S. Shorey, deputy surveyor, $3.50
Hollingsworth Il jenkins, repairing
scraper, ~.
J. p. Carson, examining roads and
bridges, $l4.40.
Mrs. c. Magners, nails to dist. 49,
rs. 10
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-11-16

6. r. uine, Plaintiff,
John V. F.rquhar. ana special Execution.
Amy Faf4uher, MS wife, ll0ii4AG
Defendants.
Finder and by virtue Of writ OF special OK
ecution issued out OF the superior Court Of the
the 2ith day OF October. ls.4, ona judgment and
decree of foreclosure OF mortgage. rendered in
said court on the 9th day OF October, lssl in
favor OF the above named plaintiff aud against
the above named defendants, for the sum OF
IS 01u %, together with an attorneys fee Of
$4,000 and costs OF SUIT taxed II 50 - win il-
tercst at the rate o. pes cent ler fn5tiA -i'.A
date thereof; and costs aHd increased cnsts.
which said "iit ii suecia! execution was 10
me as sheriff Of Ciehalis County Washington,
duly directed and delivered and bv which |
cording to law. the following described prop
erty. tO-wit;
west quarter OF suction four u, IN township
seventeen 40 north OF range eight -. west; OF
the southwest quarter OF the northeast quarter,
and Lots one and two @ i in seeton IN FIVE g.
ship twenty t20l. north of range ten 40
west; Of the northeast quarter OF the southwest
southeast quarter OF the southeast quarter Of
section two e.. III township eighteen as. north
OF range six ~ west: los three (3i. four ~ and
FIVE ~ and southeast quarter OF the northwest
quarter Of section six 90, i'll township sixteen
DO. north OF range four a. west; OF lots Que Il
and two @. and the south half OF the northeast
quarter Of section SIX 20, IN lwnshlp sixteen
(l6), north OF range four ~ vest so all Of lots
numbered one a. and two ~ in block thirty
seven ~ in the town [now. City] Of Aberdeen:
as shown upon the plat OF said to n. now of
record in the Office OF the auditor OF said Che
halls county. together with oil and singular,
the t.nements, hereditaments and appurten-
ances thereunto belonging or in anywise APP
pertaining. All in Chehaiis county, State OF
Washington.
Notice is hereby given that on Saturday, the
2lst day OF December. 1899, at the front door OF
the courthouse at Monte .ano in Chehalis
county. state OF Washington, at the hour of 10
O'Clock a. IN. of said day ! will sell at public
auction the above described property, or 50
much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy
the said judgment together with interest, costs
and increased costs, to the highest and best
bidder therefor, for cash in hand, in lawful
money of the United States.
Dated at Montesano this 9th day OF October,
1899 b. f. HUFF,
Sheriff OF Chehalis county Washington.
BY WI. IIEPFINGER, Deputy.
J. G. Cross, Attorney for Plaintiff,
+. o. address. Aberdeen. WASH
Date OF first publication, October 2G, 1899
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-11-16
In Effect November 8, 1899.

Connects with stage at Westport to and from
South Bend.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-11-16
Notice of Sheriffs Sale.

In the Superior Court OF the State OF Washing
ton. for the County OF Chehalis.
g. r. ltine Plaintiff,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-11-16

. rn. .rl 5a- tae rNtlif-lve u,c of me Aber-
IsNua aAl aberdeen
's,al neasaefesz 10 Albert \
araii9, s, b.l ), Fsances add, Aber-
a.a-s5J
hyde 3 Weatherwax to Albert a
ssiolitio, lot !. III. h. Frances add Aber-
s44en--s5o.
ssiare, Zahnd 10 Christian Zahnd, ella
"a ne's sec 3l-l6-s-$l0).
william c Gawley to Harry Dillon, lot
gn ik %, first add south Aberdeen
b Weathe.wax to lugene France,
AID q oil sel4 Of nel4 and e.. Of se14 sec
- -lo--Sl33 81
i Weatnelwax 10 Eugene France,
.7-sd ol Sc Of sec le-i9-lo-$l0G6G G.
s.ucy y Howell Ct al t. Daniel Finch,
~ &. sec l0-l7-4-$l00O.
; Rigs ct TX to ), NJ Blumauer,
eIa q sec l2-lG-G-SlG0s.
Bose 5 Gribble to James Smith, a lot
-tt5x l20 feet, Byes add, Montesano-$6l7.
Elizabeth J Brles to James Smith, all
nh 2 Hvle's add, except lot and tract
z}sj29feet. Monesano-S3lOo.
e j J.ui,tse .Nocske to " " Lindsey,
~ I zee 2l-o---f2250.
Charles y Peterson TO " VI Lindsey,
=E Z. sec 25-ol-9--$225O.
- + Weinberg to Bias c Rider na Of
N.. o. VIZ Of VIZ Of se4 sec l9-l6-l1,
s..s4;ept1g strips ior roads-S3oO.
samuel Benn to John II Boyer, lot 8
aaag as nrig plai, AberdeeM-S23o.
3ohn C;I.ewis to c G Combs, lot 5 blk
s..aw.s plat porter-S25.
Sarah Abel to G X Craig, Its IA Is
l6ss 10 20 blk Is, Wakefield 4 Byles
4n.c, Elma-$50O.
~ 4 Wakefield TO c x Craig, It's II Is
lslo 20, blk l6, Wakefield 4 Byles add,
2...2,, = IL.
33nocn Jewell to Benjami a Williams
l0g, y OF sea sec 22-l7-5-$600.
~ S A to Newton Britain, NE OF SEA
and sel4 Of neH sec 8 and sw14 OF nw4
.ssc lO-20-l0-Patent.
n,illp DAVIS to Andrew Blum, lot II
,zyk II frances add to Aberdeen-$S0.
: Forest to Chas w Forest, 1t % blk Is
Il oJuiam---100.
san,ne Benn to Agnes B McGillicuddy
gscetnal blk f, w & BIS add to Aberdeen
- $50.
william Austin to S Austin, VIZ O
al blk 6, town Of Oakville-$20.
anna II Allen to VIM E Austin, lot blk
=, Erswer's add to Oakville-$99.
James A Garrard to James NJ Hutch
i4xrs, 10 acres, sec 10-l5-5-$200.
Fem W Sherwood to G f Burrows et
al, conveying all land owned by Isl
,pcrtes lying between Miner foundry site
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-11-16

-ys following is me record Of business iran
~, = 4 IN he hyperion court for the week emu
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-11-16

Copy for advertisements and notice
should be handed in to the HERALD office
by Wednesday noon to insure publica.
ion in the current issue.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-05
THE FLOODS.

The direful news comes from
nearly all portions OF the state Of
Dreadful destruction caused by the
food OF waters. From Waco 10 the
gulf the rush of water is carrying
everything before it. The lowand@
everywhere in the valleys are coy
cred with water from one to ten feet
AID the rains continue. Railroad
communication has been cut off on
all the principal trunk lines, with
the sole exception of perhaps the
Southern Pacific. Mail and pas
senger traffic is at u standstill, and
no estimate can be given rs to when
it will DO resumed, There is report
of considerable loss of life. AT Cal
vert, Robertson county, seventy
people are missing. and nine bodies
have been recovered. The destruct-
ion of property has been enormus.
1t is estimated that in all 1000
wagon road bridges have been
washed away, besides several larger
and costly railroad bridges. Fully
100000 bales of cotton will be de-
stroyed, valued atupwards of $5,
100000. The railroad losses will
aggregate that much more. and
other property losses will bring the
grand total up to $10,000,000.
Scores of houses and the dead bodies
of hurndeds of head of horses and
cattle were seen floating down the
Brazos river. 1t is to be hoped the
worst is passed, but at this writing
there is every indication Of more
rain.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-05
THE BIG RAIN.
DAMAGE TO RAILROADS.

Reports from Eastern and Cen
trail Texas show an unprecedented
rainfall reaching Is 3.4 inches at
Brenham; 1914 inches at Hearne
9.5S inches at Temple nc at Pal
estine and equally heavy down
pours at other points. The Brazos.
the Colorado, the Leon. Little river,
the Navasota ard other streams
are out of banks and railroads tracks
at macy places IRE hidden beneath
II flood of turgid waters running
from one to ten feet deep over the
rails. Bridges have been swept
away, embankments washed out
and low places overhowcd to an ex
entnot recorded in Texas for many
years. The damage to railroad pro
perty and the loss Of traffic cannot
be estimated yet, as the rains con-
tinued at many points yesterday
and rising waters did increased
damage while hindering the work
OF REPAIRS. A. Express.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-05
The dazette's New Premium.

The publisher Of The GAZETTE
has Just closed a denl whereby he
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tscrihers one of the finest premiums
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A
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-05

General Wheeler will be ordered
20 the PHILIPPINES. General Wheel
Ter will not be ordered to the Phil
pines. This is the tenor Of late
1cspatches received from Washing
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-05

The city and county authorities
OF Houston are making a vigorous
war on the pistol "toters.'
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-05

The damage to the cotton crop by
the overflow, is stiffening up the
p,ice. It's an i'll wind that blows
no good.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-05

The rebels iusle d Of being driven
to the monntaius, are laying seige
tn San Fernando North of Manila
an attack in forc,is hourly expected.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-05

Stronger (ia AriEoaa9 "But
when you lyneh n man 80 hurried
BY islft there great danger of max
1he d mistake 2
Brsncho Pete Not the least
4 The world. stranger yer cant
make no great mistake lynebins
IN body ia dis here tawn."
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-05

shine,, Texas, Wednesday July g.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-05

Entsred ct The Sinner, Texas, Post
o iise Us second-class matter.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-05
THO p cEzeTTE.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
One Year, postpaid, S1.O0
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-05

As a result Of the street duel and
Sling at Galveston, all the ganb'
ng houses have been closed, and
ne law against carrying concealed
yeapons is being enforced.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-05

Eleven men charged with the
VI ching Of the three HUMPHREYS,
nave had an examining trial, and
were remanded to Jail without bail.
AT least half Of them should stretch
hemp.
Since Judge Wells. Thompson has
knocked out the hip pocket de-
fense" in criminal cases, the gang
of murderers must look up some
other mode of evading the law.
Judge Thompson has establis he'd a
precedentin criminal Jurisprudence
and being sustained by the higher
courts, has been Of valued service
no the whole State. The"bad man
from Bitter Greek must move on,
and all Texas is thereby benefited.
Col orado Citizen,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-01-21

The following deaths of aged people are
given in the Gettysburg papers OF Tuesday
of last week Miss Eliza Galhraith. 81
years, 8 months and % days; Daniel
Mickey, 81 years and p days; Oliver p
House, "a years, months and ; DAYS
Jacob Parr, o. years; Nlrs Henry Kehm,
50 years; Samuel Wagner 20 years Miss
Mary Jane Slentz, - years, months and
5 days; Mrs Lydia Sheatfer, 81 years, )
months and % days
The record Of births in Franklin county
has been abnormal The registration Of
Chambersburg for the six months ending
in December showed 366 boys and 500
girls, an excess of male births for the first
time since the registration was made com
pulsory. The record for the correspond
ing period in 1897 was almost exactly the
opposite, viz, boys 323, girls 356. If
there Is anything at all in the theory late
" discussed, it is well supported here by
the fact that in the big towns. where the
war excitement was greater than in the
country districts, away from the news, the
percentage Of male births was far in ad-
vance of the country districts.
The viii of James L. Toner, former
member of the Legislature, probated at
Greensburs, bequeaths POO. acres of land
and Sl40, 600 for the establishment of
Toner Institute, to be the property Of the
Catholic Benedictine Society Of America
Mrs. Rachael Barnes, aged 81 years
and months. widow Of the late Rev
VIM. Barnes, died in Philadelphia last
week She was native of New jersey.
and was married before she was Is years
old Her husband was well-known and
4 popular member of NJ f. Church Con-
ference of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Catherine Sawnilier, aged %
years, died in New Bridgeyille, York
county. ON Saturday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Aldinger was buried at
Youngstown, York county. She was born
May 4, 1909, and died January 3. At
the time of her death Mrs, Aldinger had
{ children living and dead, 43 grand
children living and 3 dead, and 81 great
grandchildren living and dead.
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The Magnet in Surgery

\ ,uunz lsuud5,-~ thrI-s O. broken
ne,~lle into her ri-bt hattj while washing
rlothe. The needle having disappeared
10 the fc-h tne surgeon aha was e'n-
,ultcd several jays after thr accident Fs-
iu-,sl 90 perform an operation. ie.UH- lr,'
he should IL. obliged o. make E l4s-, Hua
Der 81 .uc,>it,is amid ghe ljalwsHt- II the
artisulasiaa Use months aifrrsaul. the
.arl le>t "a, use q b,I .s-tt hlnti ana the
least movement ug che tI1-yr- ean>et her
exquisite is.u iv Naruew-ki and
tcrcft.u thru Determined ta cNfTa1 the
ne,yiIr with ihc all ui ma-nc, dna.u-
Il iusu f,->hy r,--iua Uher, au sues-isu
7auld Il, uaj, without jsu-,5 10 cause
this snarrmeu, thrg sias-g ssF1 !seplc
clrctrs. magnet Bu IS difficulty aro>c
the needle having ragesrd I-lut drf BE-
wuaid hay, g. Ia sir,wu ugli i,aek ward. ;hr
broken Iart in advance The hr.s 1Esai
la,teJ fwo hour, ai,h -hor, Intervals iv
r-t without ajq.rc,.al}e rc,al. Before
the third trial ,bc giri -ald thar she telt
urickin. H. the IAlm af hyr haul near 'hr
place where the magnet had bssu appllel
and where thc needle ansht O. appear
AZ the meth sitting. hually the oee-iie
at4earrd beneath the skin aud ylme uu'
whole. broken eud hr-i without pain and
without hrs of bj,-d II dNvd ii,eii ;a
the pole gt the electro magnet, aud 'be
youn. hp,ndrc,, va- cured The result -
the drawing Of q needle through Ehr flesh
:, very remarkable In gWcuty four hpur>
after The iir-s trial thi. needle. ua- extracted
i'rlm the inside 81 the hand after ig,ue
there more than gRo month,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-01-21
News OF the Week.

At Ssrauac Lake, y. Y GA the luth
instant. at sunrise the mercury registered
% below zero At Ottawa canada, 1t
was Dc below
Mai G.. W. Urie. thr first treasurer 81
Ashland county. Ohio. died Sunday, aged
9:} years he was repuied 20 he the old
est MasOn in Ohio
4 fire in the bushes. district d Mem
phis, Tenn, on Thursday evening Of last
week caused los of $500, 600 and was
not under control at midnight
The grippe Is epidemic in Central Hi
nois, and many cases prove fatal. over
800 cases are reported in TaylorSville a
similar number ia Shelby. while fully -
per cent. Of the population Of Pana are
afflicted
The Arlington Hotel aud Sanitarium at
Marlin, in Falls county. Texas burned
Sunday afternoon, causing loss Of about
500. 900, with $50, 600 insurance There
were a number Of iavaiids in the hotel AL
Of whom escaped safely
Ia fight at the Lenox Athletic Club,
in New York city, on Tuesday night Of
last week, Kid Mccoy was knocked cut
in the 10th round by Tom Sharkey, the
American Sailor This was the best
advertised fight Of the season, delegates
being present from almost every State in
the Union BY Tuesday night $50. 600
worth of tickets had been sold. and large
crowd had scarcely standing room when
the 50. 50 and 50 tickets were sold
Hon Nelson Dingley, of Maine, leader
Of the Republican side on the floor OF the
House of Representatives and representing
the Second Congressional District of Maine
in that body, died in Washington, ID. c.,
on the night of the 18th instant. of heart
failure, resulting from extreme weakness,
due to double pneumonia. He was I'M
conscious during most of the day, and
death came quietly, without consciousness
being regaiued: his family were with him.
Mr. Dingley was born at Durham, An
droseoggin county, Me, ON February -.
1882. He received his academic educa-
ton at Dartmouth College, from which he
graduated in the class of 1855 He stud
led law and began to practice. but left the
profession to become editor and proprietor
of the Lewiston Me- Journal, daily
and weekly paper, in 1856, aud the con
nection with the paper has been continued
up to the present time. Mr.. Dingley ;
entrance into journalism was followed by
personal activity in the politics of his State,
and in 1862 he became member of the
Maine House of Representatives He
served there continuously until 1865, and
also during the sessions of 1868 and 1873.
In 1868 and 1864 he was Speaker of the
House His service as legislator was
factor in Mr. Dingley's elevation to the
Chief Executive position in the government
of his State, and he was Maine Cover
nor in 1S74-75. While in Congress he
occupied high position and was the au-
thor of the present tariff bill
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Terrible storm in Europe.

The terrible storm which prevailed last
week in Europe eliminated on Thursday
and Friday in a gale, causing loss of life
and great destruction of property. In
some parts of Great Britain a number of
factories were blown down, stock of all
kinds killed, trees, telegraph electric light
and telephone poles and wires levelled.
Havre, France. was flooded, and much
damage done. to warehouses. London
was isolated, owing to the washing away
Of railroads, and several cars were torn
from the trains and smashed to pieces.
BERLIN, JAN 13.-Reports received
here late this afternoon describe violent
gale raging in Northern and Western Ger
many, and thunder storms and torrential
rains in Southern Germany
At Stuttgart large scaffolding was
blown down and man killed
VIENNA, Jan. 13,-A terrific gale has
been raging here since early this morning
Much damage has been done to property,
and there have been many accidents aud
loss of life.