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Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1900-10-31

The waste from the hay NOV makes
excellent litter for chickens. The seeds
of all kinds of grass wien dry are rel
i:hed by fowls, and when the waste
from the NOW is thrown on the floor of
the poultry house the fowls will in
dustriously work in the litter AID find
much to consume.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1900-10-31

While grass may at times be grown
in an orchard, yet permanent sod will
be an injury. 1t is better to pillow the
sod under occasionally and grow hoed
crops, sowing TO grass again. In this
manner the eroun is made richer and
the trees will be benefited by both
crops.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1900-10-31

Gooseberries are hardy and are large
ly in demand when in season. They are
usually propagated by cuttings though b,
some prefer layers. They desire rich
soil and require careful cultivation.
The fruit grows on two year old wood
aud on spurs and buds OF older growth.
AS rule gooseberries should be closely
pruned, the new growth beng we'll cut
back.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-01-26

The farmers Of the United States
have long needed good work on
swine, a practical. concise and COM
nonsense book without any padding
or humbug about IT, They have IL in
the form OF No. OF the Bicycle Books,
called Bicycle Swine Book. IL is pro-
fusely illustrated with photographs
direct from life OF different breeds Of
hogs, etc, etc. Much attention Is
given 20 western and eastern practises
in the diseases Of hogs, especially 20
cholera, to feeding, breeding, butch
ering and the carving Of meats for
home use and the market. There are
IA pages printed on the best paper
and bound handsomely in cloth, Some
breeders have thought IL was not pos
sible TO make a good photograph OF a
hog, but the score or more OF hand
some engraving made directly from
photographs will go far 70 dispel this
Illusion, All the leading breeds are
shown and briefly discussed in the
text The price is so cents, free by
mall address the publishers, Wilmer
Atkinson & Co., Philadelphia.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-01-26

ARKANSAS CITY, JAN. 3D. Especial --
The Traveller says.
BY special dispatch and through the
courtesy OF tho officials of the Sou,h-
western railroad the Traveller has. het"d
from Geuda, South Haven. Funnewcll,
Caldwell. Bluff City, and Anthony dis
tance OF c. miles and traffic between Cow
ley. Sumner and Harper counties and OK
lahoma Is not Interrupted by the su.tr
quarantine order.
Al an the points named farmers come
IN from the territory without molestl-
ton. there being mo- guards 40 any po n-
along the hne.
Though mo- details are gwen. II IS clca b.
Is the intcrtion OF the commissioners
of Sumner and Harper counties TO ~
the state board of health furnish the :l'n-
ey with which to enforce their own or
ders
The following from Hon. r r. Simmons
OF Caldwell is a sample Of the messages
received by the Traveller:
Caldwell, January a 1900
T5dhor Traveller: The chairman OF the
board of health authorizes the statement
that quarantine Is not enforced here and
will not be unless conditions are chang ,.
r. n. sIMONs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-01-26

In pulmonary trouble the direct ac-
ton OF BALLARD'S HOREHOND
SYRUP upon the throat. chest and
lungs immediately arrests the malsdy
by relievi z the distress, cnttinR the
ohlegm and freeing the voca and
breathing organs. Price % and 20
cents For sale by + B. Lille a. Co.
and Wheeler a. Son.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-01-26
nenntr Ia nIood Deen.

Clean blood means clean skin. No
beauty without n. Cascareta, Candy Cathar-
tic clean your blood and keep Il clean, BY
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all iln-
puutles from the body Begin today 10
bauish pimplos, boils, botches, blaekheads.
and That sickly bilious complexion by taking
Cascareta, beauty for ten cents an drug.
gists, satisfaction guaranteed, Toe, 25c, 5Oc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-01-26

The Farm Journal is the boiled
down, nit the-nail-on the head paper
out 10 it the farmer and villager who
know what's what The Farm t0urn-
al for nearly years remainder Of 49,
90. aud All OF lYUi, 1902, 1903 An0 1900
aud the Weekly Leader one year, viii
rotn be sent o eve'v new subsc'ib Der
10 our paper, and 10 every old sub.crib-
er who pays soc. Walk right up 70
lhc captains Office.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-01-26
IlOMINGO

sANTO DOMINGO. JAS. 25-rhe
American minister is pressing demand
for the balance of the money due. s47, 900
tD Doe American citizens ON account of
the iese,ruction OF q bridge by the gov
.rrment OF sauto Domingo N IS SAID the
government viii pay the amount of the
claim in "a few days,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-01-26
WASHINGTON. JAN.

WASHINGTON, JAN 25--Tho house
committee on appropriations today hn-
ished the Indian appropriation bill e is
i'm substance abomt the same as tho bin OF
last year The Dawes estimate was cut
from $4,000 to 100000. which gives tho
non-citizcn orphan school $4,000 An ap-
preparation OF $4,000 is also made for the
prevention OF the spreading OF smallpox
i'm the territory and care OF sick one
S54. .o00 Judgment Tor Indian depreda trs
ls allowed Court claim judgments n
the sum OF $4,000 s favorably passed UP
on The appropriation rurther covers he
entire expense of government.
INDIAN MEMORIAL ORDERED
PRINTED.
The copy OF the memorial from the XII
owa. Comauche and Apache indians IN
tering a protest against the cessi' of
their lands which prays that the social.
ed Jerome treaty made i'm September 1899,
may not be ratified by congress because
those who signed the treaty were mlslef
by government representatives employed
as interpreters, was ordered printed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-01-26

Many an innocent little darlinR rs
suffering untold agony and cannot ex-
plain It's troubles Mark your child'e
symptoms, YOU may find w. ironbled
with worms; give il WHITES CREAM
VERMlFUGE and restore 20 Quietucss
ard health. Price % cents Sold by
r. B Lille q Co. and Wheeler A. son
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-01-26

Educate Your bowels Wish Caacafets.
Candy Cathartic cure constipation forever
zoe. @3c' AZ z. q 2 fail, druggists refund money,
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-27
NOT SATISFACTORY
AGREEMENT oF MINISTER'S WILL
BE OBJECTED 10.
FEATURES NOT SANCTIONED
POWERS no NOT All CONSENT TO
THE FRENCH NOTE.

That Il Snid 60 Have Formed the
Basis ~ Agreement of the DiPIo-
mats az Pskin United states
Mould Certainly seek some Alter
Ations in That Document-S-id Ne
wan ne Seconded by Powerful
Government.
Washington Nov. q The state ne
partmeut has bern informed q tec arrc'-
ment or understandings or preliminary
treaty ut Is not possible now la .earu IA
Just what form tho m lttcr stands rca
ed hy the foreign minister's al Poan
II is not regarded as proper 10 el,e out
Tor publication a. this time any detail a
Information respecting, tho agreement it
may be stated. however. tnst the agree
men stands very poor chance o. re-
cei,ing the sanction Of an the Powers rrf-
resented in the Peaiu conforenee. unless
some material amendments are permit
ted
just what the objectionable features are
onlS can be surmlscd. loo View of the ad
verse decision OF the nuthodues respect
irs publication Bm acccpuns as ao-
ourate the statement from rekiu that the
t.asls Of the agreement is a. De- found in
the French note. it g. easy go perceive
thai there are 40 less than two points
which. If concluded in their original snap.
would not meet with tho una lnllnci ap.
proval OF our own goyernmaut. BOT In
stance. the President expressly rescr cl
his opinion as 20 the proposition that tac
Taku forts he dismantlod. lic also with
held his approval Of the French pfopo-
sltlon that there be- "a permanent military
occupation al two or three points on The
road between Ten Ts.n ana pehn.
Must Wake Alterations.
Unless tho ministers at rokin have
made a very substantial change 90 the re-
quiremsnts OF the French note. therefore.
il may De- predicted that our government
viii feel obliged to seek 20 make some al.
teratons in the arrangement before o
gives its adherence.
There is some reason 10 believe that the
indemnity provision has taken such an eS-
cessive form as 20 make 81 impossible for
tho Chinese government 10 meet the de-
mand. and this fact. taken in connection
with the unreasonable demands of some
oi the Powers respecting punishments.
may require our government 70 make act
lve efforts 10 have tho demands modcr-
ated
There are Indications. too that in their
efforts. our government is "a receive the
support - one Of tho most powerful Of
the governments represented al the rekiu
conference. and one which generally has
been supposed OF late 10 have favored an
extreme position.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-27
DrT-TMAR WANTS THE MONEY.
Asks Court to Hold Up Countess cas-
tcIIRne's Property.

New York. Nov 28 Samuel Untcrmeyer
applied 10 and obtained to-day from JUS
tice Fitzgerald. sitting IN the Supreme
Court. an injunction or,lor rcmrnable on
Monday next against she Count and
Countess Castellane and George Could.
Edwin Gould Howard Gould and Helen
NJ. Gould, as trustees under the will of
Jay Could restraining thcm from paying
Go Anna Gould. Countess do CaHteilane.
any part or the estate IN the hands Of
the trustees or from applying any pare
~ the trust fund 20 the debts of Anna
Gould or Ia her support. or that Of her
children until the further direction Of the
court.
The plaintiff IN the suit T. Anton J.
Dttlmar. who sues as assignee Of Asher
Wcrthcimcr = London bric-a-brsc dealer
Tie complaint. which IS long printed
document. coutains copies Of drafts drawn
by Worthsimer and accepted IN writing
~ the Count and Counties ae Caasoilane
amounting % upward Of 1886 900. OF which
yesl 90 ana upwards are past due.
II is alleged that Anna Gould has tls.-
O000o held IN trust for her by her broth
ers and sister and that her income Is
about S9o0O1n
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-27
DUKES DEBTS ALL RIGHT.
Zimmerman Talks OF Daughter
wedding 60 oManchester-ThtnLs
We unA a Pine son-ln-IAw

New York Nov D Eugene thinner
man. whose daughter was married TO the
Duke uf Manchester week OF 80 ago
m England. was interviewed here to-day
He said TO a reporter
n have come here 90 mcet my daugh-
tet aus her husband After they have
rested here Few DAYS We VIII 40 to
Cincinnati ana reception viii be given
81 my home The Duke ls bright chap
Ho's nnc mauN felIoN. l like a man
who went 70 work "a he dd as q news
pnpcr man when Dc was hetc Scmc -
hle articles Wer ura.-rlte. too. At 20
titne was ! opposed to his marriage Go my
dapfhfer. Those stories Rrr all moon-
fhino' I
"l. ~ true that the Duke b. in bad
way. financially 90 asked the reporter.
20 guess there Won't hc any difncuity
aboir hts debts Not 40 an That does
NOT make any difference ! don ouc 70
speak aboN thc marriage portion. That
is private matter But there wouf Dee
any trouble about dchis They viii bs--
well that's an right all right"
els IL likely that the Duke may settle
down .u America aud enter the railroad
business"
$50. no the Duke is going into British
politics He g. enuflrd To- q seat iu the
Hous, % Loris and hc is going TO turn
his attention 80 politics
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-27
PARIS SHOWN TO KRUGER.
Boer President saw Things on the
Expo~ition Grounds which Re-
minded Him of Home.

Paris Nov. 26-Dr. Leyds. the diplo-
matte agent Of the Trausvsal. visited the
French minister of foreign affairs. NJ
Dacasse shis morning.
Mr.. Kruger took long drive during the
afternoon in tho landau. lie was accom-
panied by his grandson and escorted by
police cyclists ana mounted guards. lie
travcrsed the Boulevard dcs Capucines
aud the Champs Eiysees and entered the
Exposition grounds. There he ascended
tho Elncl tower to the second story,
where NJ Picard. the direcsor general,
showed Mr.. Kruger the principal build
inrs of tho Exposition and the monu-
meuts Of Paris.
NJ. picard also made a short address to
the brilliant participation OF tho Trans
wal In the Exposition. Mr.. Kruger then
visited the Transvaal pavilion which had
been maintained untouched since the Ex-
position closed.
Mr.. Kruger stopped and sazed at his
bust. which was profusely decorated with
flowers and other tributes Of admiration.
Behind the bust was a Bible lying open,
and Mr. Krukcr read verse from g.
He afterWard examined the Roer farm
ana stopped for q fcw moments before a
portrait of Col. DeNillehois -Mareuil tho
French officer who was killed la South
Africa. while nghting with the Baers.
Thence he continued hls drive 20 the Hois
Dc Boloene ard hlck 20 his hotel lie was
warmly greeted alous the route. though
nowhere were there such crowds as had
assembled Saturday or even yesterday.
Later Mr Kruger received various deli
eu.ftous "a his hotel
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-27
IT WAS REJECTED
oUBANs Din Not PASS RESOLUTION
ON GEN. LEE.
ATTACK ON LEE WAS FEARED.
GENERALS FRIENDS THEREFoRE
DID NOT rHEss Ir.

sansuiIly objected 20 the Cuban
Convention Answering gen.
Woods Address On che Ground
That ~ Was 81 Nitiimrs Order-Ma-
ti"n Not 60 Answer II was Carried
unanimou~iy--Conv wa- nj
vidcd Into Committees of TIvc.
Havana, Nov gl-At the opening ~ TO-
days session OF the Cuban Con-ututi9nd
Convention sonor de Quesaaa moved 10
rejection of the resolution iutroIuc,d sat-
uriay hy seno-cs Rivero. C1suor5s and
NilluaudaH. expressing the sorrow of tho
convention AZ the departure ~ Con Fitz-
hugh Lee The resolution Was thcr.u .uton
re e"to1 unanimously.
Scnor iuvcro ssid after the session tho,
some of tho delegates iuteudsd 20 attack
Gen. Lee on the eround that he had no,
always been friend Of the Cubans. and
that in view 81 this. Gen Lees friends
Thought % would bc better not 10 pres
the resolution Of rcgret
Senior Gualberto GomeF notified The con
vsntion that hc would present for conaid-
address 20 the convention
Gen. sanguuly Immediately objected on
ho ground that such proposal woui8 be-
entirely out of place as the address was
Ia the form OF military order. which
couh not be answered bs the convention
he urged that So would b. wiser 10 leave
the subject alone as any discussion of It
might cause 10 feeling between the con-
vontion ana the military
Senior do Quesada moved that Ia the
judgment Of the convention Gen woods
address should not. under and circum-
stances. he answered hy the convention.
and this was carried unanimously
sonor Gomez. evidently much disap-
pointed. explained that his intention hsd
heen misconatrucd. al he had not useaut
any discouriesy. and the discussion. ia
his opinion. would have shown the mill
tary authorities that the convention hai
no idea Of interfering with the present
government. and that the United states
need have no fear OF any action on tho
part Of delegates.
senor Capote. president OF the oonvsn-
ton divided the convention into commit
tees of Ave ana appointed Senior Liorente
and Cen sangIiliy members Of the Com
mittee Of Phrnseoloay
The convention granted senor CisDsros
leave Of absence for month. and then
adjourned until Wednesday
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-27
TAMPA STRIKE A SURPRISE.
wSrkmen la All Branches went out
IA sympathy with the Americas
Ctnarmak~r.' Union

-
A"''P"' '4'.' NOV i"o H' t'"-
eral strike here this morning WAS a great
surprise in view Of plans a. presented
i..,, ,,~.. ry.. ,~.s.., ,.,.,,,,.i,. ,.,,,,,.,,,
90 "' '"'' ""'' '''' "''' w.
lice to anyone, hence the surprise, as an
interested bad been given 10 understand
there would be no strtke
r, -.
- We ~ ~ ~ ~,
t',.,, -" - -, No-N' -
' ~ "
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-27
4 REPORTED WRECK
PASSENGER TRAIN SAID TO HAVE
GONE THROUGH BRIDGE.
WERE 200 PEOPLE ON BOARD.
uAILRoAD OFFICIALS, HOWEVER,
DIsCREDIT THE STORY.

xX,s a had Landslide on the Chesn-
nroLe and ohio. and the Report
,t,v Have Grown ont OF This.
u.a,y Floods in West virginia,
,,.ntucLy aud Tennessee Have
none Great DRmREe-Mnny Rivers
Arc ON the Rampage.
C,-.rrau Nov. "A special 70 the
crure--ai Tribune from Charleston. W.
Na .a,s
n. b. rep5-ted here that a Chesapeake
ana ono Railway train went through the
rr-rrar.er river bridge which had been
a.r.aesA bv the prevailing floods. Il is
eupra 1af there were about 20o people
q, ,as train aud that an were lost Al!
y.irs. ar. Gown al and near the crossing
O. tn.. river. ard 10 .s impossible 20 get
ary sart ~ confirmation OF the disaster.
I,eu ae railway officials are unable to
rscare communication with points on
either tde OF the river"
Ihore has been great apprehension over
"a report abou, a Chesapeake q Ohio pms
rsreer train going through tho Greenbrier
river bridge near Hinton. W Va All
throueh wires On tuat line are down and
81 '' '''
been sent 30 New York AMI elsewhere
ard ,hat place cannot be reached from
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80 "''"N ram F" any "''''
'ir''~" ''' "'''ss' "'' 10 'ssi''''' ~
''s '''
ites arc accept, '''.y s"ojs'' 20 "e''S'
-, ''' '''' f''''"' jos
81 '''' '''' am O''''
FT very "'1 ''''u7'i'e n''' one o' '"'
'+'e' "'''~s' NJ '' i''"'
""''e sulphur SP'lNss' anu u mas com
i.i!ei 'nem TO transfer passengers our
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-27
ARRESTED At FERNANDlNA.
SeRboard Atr Idne clerk said ca ne
IN Custody on Account Of
shortage Of $4,000.

Now York. Nov % Word was received
a. police headquarters to-day - the eTe''
that clerk Of Tho soahoari Air Line has
be,n arrested at Feruandina. Fla. for the
prculauou Of very large sum of monay
from that line. Tho clerks name wac not
given.
10 O. said that thu money taken by the
clerk WIS lost through speculation with
the nrm of Chester n. Lawrence. Jr.. a
CO. which failed last week
The amount taken was reported 20 be
S5o.oo A. the city onico OF tho seaboard
Air Line here it was said that no one
there had heard o. this arrest. They were
certain that no one In tho New York city
department had run away or been caughs.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-27
DR. HAMrLToN SHOT DEAD.
Alfred Ain Il Held for Firing the
Fatal shot.

Marysvil.e. Iowa, Nov. 2s-Dr H. a.
Hamilton. prominent physician of tais
mace. was shot dead to.iny Alfred AIN,
who has accused the doctor o. causing the
sop,mt.on Of Ain aud his wife. Is under
arrest on the charge of firing the fatal
shot No one saw the shot nrcd and the
physlclan died without making any state
mont.
Dr. Hamilton left his res. .dcnce soon ar
tor breakfast 10 go to bis barn which 9
situated in a dense grove. Ho had passed.
Within the line OF trees when snot DIS
turbed the silence a moment later he
staggered back towards his house waere
be- foii dead.
Member of his family carried the NE
less form into the house and then spread
the alarm. The little town was soon the
scene OF great excitement aud posses
were searching FOR the assassin. The
grove was surrounded ana then searched.
Not n trace Of the mysterious slayer oouid
bo found. the sheriff Of Marion county
overlooked no clew and when be- heard u
threats said TO have been made hy Ain
ne decided 90 take him into custody. Ain
ls s5 years old. He is said % have btopd-
"a over his domestic troubles uutil his
condition bordcred on Insanity
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-27
wan REVENUE REDUCTION.
Democrats May oner Substitute In
the House.

Washington. Nov 8.-The suh-com-
nittcc on Ways and Means continued its
prepnrntlon or the war revenue reduction
bin today. During a part OF the com
rnittcc's session cx-spoakcr Reed was
present as q visitor
The Democratic members of the com
ruiftee thus far have taken no action as
to their programme regarding che biiir.
n tho Republican member bring the b.ll
into the House with a rule preventing
amendments 81 IS probable that The DEM
ocrats viii prepare and oder substitute.
otherwise amendments will De offered by
she Democrats IN Committee o. the
Whole.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-27
WAS NO NEW AMERICAN NOTE.
white Only Had "a Conference with
Baron Won Uichthofen.


BaroB Won Uichthofen.
Berlin. Nov. 2G-Tho entire German
press refers editorially this evening 10 n
report that United States Ambassador
White on Saturday handed tho new Amer
lean note regarding tho Chinese settlement
to Baron Won Rlchthofcn. secretary Of FOR
eign anairs. ali the papers declaring tnnl
Germany refused TO comply with The de-
mauds therein formulated.
When Mr white was approached on tho
subject this evening he rep.ie that DO in-
terview with Baron Won Richfhofcn on
Saturday was had. nor had bee then reteiv-
ed the American note. H. asserted he had
received nothing from Washington since
Thursday Last, and that what he received
then WIS not a note hut merely iustruc-
tions. IN consequence Of which he had an
interview with the secretary of foreign az
fairs on Friday
Mr. White reiterated that the result of
the Friday interview was satisfactory.
adding
1T was merely an interchange of views
in which no definite proportions were
submitted and no definite engagement
entered upon what was said WIS in
the nature of q suggestion looking toward
greater moderation in the plnishmcnts.
but this was only suggestion, which
Germany could either accept or rejees II
was net formal proposition"
The Vossische Zsitung snya
"A demand FOR more moderation IN the
puulshmcnts IS sensible demand. which
Germany could accert without any loss
or dignity. especially as 81 appears that
Great Britain sides iu this particular with
the United State"
No other representative Journal. how
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-27
INDIANS suor TO DEATH.
one OF Them supposed 60 Ne the No
tortous Apache Kid.

salt Lake. Utah. NOV . -Deiahs We're
received to-day of the killing Of the sup
posed Apache Kid near Paeheco Mex' a
faw days ago. The killing Includes three
Indians. one OF them supposed 60 be the
notorious Anache KID FOR whom tho
United states government has Offered rc-
ward or EOO The other dead we're an
Indian sauaw with a papoose who fell ia
Tho hght So NOT beiaE known that the
adult was a woman and the child was not
seen until after the hEht
rbe ehsotins was done by two men
whom the Indians had robbed and who
had followed the hand Tney had de-
.dod 10 lot tho robbers 20 when the
latter came forward In train that made
the shooting necessity The intorma-
ton comes Ia letter 10 President Snow
and George O. Cannon. written by Apostle
woodruff from Colina, Juarez, under date
OF Nov Is
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-27
GERMANY NOT AFTER CURACAO.
She Does Not Desire 20 Acquire Any
American Territory.
saws Germany Does Not want 10.

Berlin. nov. 25-The National zeiung
to-day semi-oniclaly. denies that Ger
many is seeking 30 acquire tho Island OF
Curacao. Dutch West Indies.
The correspondent of the Associated
Press to-day obtained the following au-
horltutIve statement as 20 the rumor
that Germany has territorial ambition Ia
The Western hemisphere:
"The reports constantly recurring In the
American press which impute u Germany
plans ~ acquiring territory IN tho Western
hemisphere are absolutely haseiess. Ger
many does not intend IN any way TO oc-
quirc territory in North. Central or south
America She values the friendship of the
Emitted States fnr too highly 20 leJpardize
IL bv acquiring such territory. large or
small"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-27
VIRGINIA SWEPT ny STORM.
High winds nnd rain Did Much
Damage to Property.

Richmond Va. Nov "a heavy wind
and rain storm swept over parts OF the
state about O'Clock this morning. While
Richmond Is said 90 have been about the
center Of tho disturbance. the damas
here was connued 90 the twisting Of
branches from trees and The derangemeni
Of wires.
At West Point tine wind reached the
force Of a tornado The Ncale Academy
was unroofed The residence Of W II
BeU was destroyed. and several other
houses we're seriously damaged. High
water Is reported up the James river
aud Lewis tunnel in Ailcghany county. on
.he Chesapeake a. Ohio Railroad. was
checked by landslide No loss of lfe
Is 80 f1r reported.