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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-26
NEWS AND GOSSIP Of THE MINING WORLD.

the city on Saturday, said TO the Post
lnteiiigencer representative that the line
had been plainly outlined by government
surveys when the work was originally
done. by the setting of iron pillars and
stone heaps. They are certainly there,
he said. and all that is necessary Is %
have a search party to discover them
The visit OF Prof. klotz has led 10 some
queer surmises on the part Of Americans.
Some are greatly exercised and say that
Dominion engineers are at work locating
the boundary line along Whatcpm county
for the purpose OF getting strip OF ter
ritory from one 10 three miles in width
from the Mount Baker gold mining belt.
The Americans maintain that IL Is thirty
odd years since the surveys were made.
and that the pillars and pyramids that
have not fallen by disintergraton or been
swept away by snowslides or windfalls,
are so deeply covered with moss. creep
ers and underbrush as not to be disting-
Unstable from the surrounding rocks. AZ
present there is an agitation among the
people of Whatcom county TO subscribe
funds to have the lire resurveyed.
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NEW YORK.
The stock Market.

NEW YORK. SEPT. &-retsy's rally In prices
rery clearly due - covering operations tN me
bears who sold stocks last week white the forced
liquidation was gunE on There signs already
evident YESTERDAY that the professional hears had
discounted the decline, trt the failure q a small
stock exchange nrm and the distribution Of selling
orders skiiifuy arranged a. 20 aprear 20 rurte
from last years newly returned bear leader. re-
newed the confidence q the hears, and their attack
the market late IN the day was successful N
weakening Il again They cuntinucd their EFFORTS
20 further decline the price this mornine. and had
good success FOR a time in the nuct pronineht m
dusirals, notably sugar iebacco anl feoils vas.
yesterday 10 the weakness in these special stocks
The hears. In consequence. bought TO cover All
through The list and some suns'sn,a' ia.,ss , y,
wiped cut and brooklyn Rapid Transit And feo'
pIes Gas were lifted point over last nights close.
Last weeks liquidation apparently c'rsn tne ness
were not successful IN disclosing selling orders Sosne
tutdity was induced BY the hears, On posanniv
of sudden favorable Developments IN ,eme uirs .
tons The cut IN the price 81 steel rAis hss n.t
led in huying far ~ known. ard raiircau onieiss
cxpres dissstsfaetCn that the price was not placed
lower. When tho railroai ccmnsnes oesn % p'a ss
important effect Is sure 70 he prcduced en- M
stocks Of the steel companies generally. wan street
Is the abort fcr settlement q ths sss s.s'se !,
any sneh event. outside the fears telt ~ tne
hear. While the liquidation az last week seems 70
~ re forces making toward depletion o. New
York reserves continue IN undinsinsshco tot,e ~
Doubt however IA felt that any widespread sum.
rensy in our domestic money market would hrtnS
pfSrpt relief ty sala imports In view q eur
large ont.,andins credits. one snrrcses that the
nseaS az mere speculative holders of securities how
ever violent rise IN NC loah sas Z, INA sram ru
ron4 under the circumstances attending TINS IAN
nnrey market there. - ,,,..
STATES rrfunding twos. when issued and the hses
declined I. in the bid rfee.
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SHIPMENT FROM CROMWELL
Owners Hope 10 Send Out Two Hun
dred sacks of Ore Before
Snoxy Flies

Additional samples for assay from the
Cromwell mine have been taken 10 Fer
guson. The owners have LIS sacks ready
for packing down the hill. ans II the
snow stays away long enough they will
have their proposed 200 sack shipment
out. The average weight per sack is 20
pounds. so that the smetcr test ship
ment win be seven tons. The ore will be
packed down the Trout lake slope OF the
mountain via the Mabel trail. Mr.. Gra-
ham feels confident their returns VIII
outrival all previous records for high
grade ore. there being higher gold values
than In the Triune Not a great deal
OF development is being done this season,
but as soon as possible next spring a
systematic programme viii be prose-
cuted
The discovery of this claim, says the
Lardeau Eagle, along with the Triune, Ia
fairly good progress for this season IL
nothing more had been done. The out
look for next year is growing brighter
in spite of the many obstacles confront
ing and retarding development In this
district
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work steadily Progressing on the
kittanntuG Tunnel

. The Index Miner Gays the tunnel IN
the kittanuinE has reached depth %
90 feet and shows a vein ~ oxodizef cop
per twenty inches wide. Thie vein has
boon in the tunnel Tor the last - feet.
ana now shows Indications - sideftng.
The formation has changed IL Vas from
south to north and has now changed
20 from north 20 south. The superlnien-
Gent expects to strike n biz ore body
within tEe next ffiy feet
4 rev working tunnel viii coon hc
started on the John y ahaUi e@ feet be-
low ihc present shaft This iGunel wiz
mn - ~ 90 feet 20 the ledge which =
sii cut ~ great depth Air driiia Utl
u used and when he work a. nrcc be-
gun mo ledge wit be reached aR snon -
POSSIBLE
work BE- prorrt sslne swiftly an ths tran
from gBieua - Silver .ke The larger
Joe Carrnan. whn has Charge ef The
raifa-tIrns eerarts enough money ~
bard ar ephscrIhet 20 c0mriete The tran
AZ fs- a. silver Lake
Tnsf urrk she TnEerenAenf shipped ifs
0rrf carload ~ ore frer the UeW erur
far- uHes up the roaa p e expected
fhsr rawglar shipments wiil he Eiate dur
ing the winter,
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One Thou..nd ounces In silver.

The Topic reports big strike OF ga
lena and gray copper on the Metropolitan
group at the head of the north fork
OF the f.ardeau, which is owned by Car
ter. Thompson and others. Two large
veins and several strinFers are exposed
for distances varying from 100 to 400 feet
and ranging from two inches to three
feet IN thickness and all containing ore
Of remarkable richness. Assayer shan
non, who tested several OF the samples
brought down. says that some OF them
are almost solid gray copper and range
in valse from 500 ~ i.oOa ounces In sill
yer. The lead first encountered Is tho
largest ana Is trutn So inches 20 three
feet in width Of solid ore exposed on
the surface for about 100 feet Then
parallel 10 II and some distance away II
another lead lying in contact OF lime
and schst, ranging from eight to eight
teen inches in width. also Of clean galena
and gray copper, and between these are
two stringers lying IN the lime In width
from n two-inch streak to n respectable
seam Of eight inches.
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day mainly being occupied hy the srangrment
for mininS oontAnEo and South amsrtcans opensd
over parity and were fairly firm all DAY. on bear
cis,zins though NeN Yefk hesiistea trading being
light On both aides IRE close exhibited small
Eains. The tcne more haliish than for some
time.
Couper shares were weak. Paris sellins Payment
of treasury btils and Preparations for the end q
the quarter caused the market 20 borrow about
- 0c 90 from The Bank of EngAnd At ~ ier
cent Discounts wcre Arm The hank lost tsaNo
gsia 70 EGypt
silver Was stin to slightly lever closing arm
Closing Quotations.
LONDON. sent %-Atehisan IN; Canadian
paciac saN Uaioa pAciae preferred. fSA North
err Paeac. preferred seA Grand Trunk. sA; Ana
eonda, So
Rar silver STEADY. std
Money-Sha per cent
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shipments from the boundary during
September will aggregate about lhVov
tons.
v " v
The Settie T.. mine - ready and wait
ing for the rawhidinR season The cone
pany intends 20 ship between - and
10 tons Of the richest ore this winter.
over 100 tons Of which are now sorted
and sacked.
v V Vi
Ola Gold camp. n. c.. Is reported 90 be-
prosperous II Ia said that the strike
on the old Gold was net exaggerated
and further development is revealing the
siza of the ore body 20 good advantage.
ON the Guinea Gold the cr0escut should
tap the lead within few aayr.
y w
James Rutherford has formed a com
pany TO operate the Maggie May group
~ rnlnea IN IArdaau district. the com
panv having "a capitalization ~ N9,e)1
This uronerty was owned by John Lynch
OF R0ssgand who sold the claims 20 tins
company Tar $4,000. He retains an inter-
est IN the company.
~
Charles Esfmere REPORTS D strike u
considerable Importance At She bead u
Tlg sand creek. East Eouteuay. says The
Proprietor. a discovery e large bodies
- iron orc was recently made and has
cRussd quite q stampede 80 thaf section
far four friles and thAt ii viii maintain
4 uniform width - eight feet The ore
h hBsh grade carrying sixty per cent
iron ard e. sai1 % caFfy y Ora gold n
tnn entire distance TIE ore D. ssli1 hc-
twcbu walls,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-26

II is offcially stated OF the Lcnora. n
copper mine on Mt. SEEKER. Vancouver
island. that It's shipments. sent 70 the
Everett smelter, average loo tons n
month. The ore runs about s259 In gold.
$3.50 In silver and 10 per cent wet assay
Of PIPER 10 the ton. and the mine has
the considerable temporary advantage Of
being capable OF working without machin-
cry with the exception OF a small fan,
costing about $50 The Lenora Is at pres
ent being worked by tunnels and the
directors OF the company believe that no
machinery will be required for at least
a year and possibly not before two more
wears shall have ELAPSED
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-26
EATTlE HOTEL.
DISEASES Of WOMEN.

II you suffering fr ON any of the diseases
peculiar to your c all or write ne. and
will lell you just wha be done for you
Ny medicines used In treatment OF these DIS
eases are OF purely vegetable Istvre and will
not irjure The deli cate person, but they
strengthen the, organs that perfect AMI
healthy action is produced thereby correcting
all troubles and disease S. and they win bring up
the most shattered and br oken-down constitution
and bring back that heal tn strength and beauty
which every sneul c possess.
This old reliable doctor will consult with YOU
free OF charge and tell y your disease without
asking you question. He also furnishes all
medicines at his Office, nd saves you extra cos;
OF buying medicines at he drug stores He
give you references OF any remarkable cures he
has made on this Coast b leading bankers and
business men.
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Gribbie Island Copper.

The Canadian-American Mining Com
pany. composed principally 81 residents
Of Bellinebnm BAY owns valuable cop
per mines on Gribble island. y. G. The
assays show 70 per cent IN copper a
smeter test of 1000 pounds Of ore has
been made, and II Yielded S295s IN gold,
silver and copper. The members 81 the
company claim TO have a splendid out
look and they will continue development
work during the winter.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-26
He Cured Me
Of Deafness

MY deafness came on abou. two
years ago with bad ringing noises in
the head, which troubled me greatly
In conversation. i had to ask people
to raise their voices in speaking to
me. and around the table / could only
hear the sound of voices, but could
not catch a word. My hearing rapidly
improved under DR. Reeves treatment.
! now hear good and the ringing noises
have entirely stopped"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-26
HE Cured My
CONSUMPTION"

Doctor Reeves cured me of con-
sumption after two doctors had given
me up to die. His Discovery Is GER
tainly an absolute cure for consump-
, tion IL taken In time. II you have
consumption go to DIR. Reeves for he
is the only doctor l have ever heard
OF that couia really cure consump-
ton"
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"He Saved MY Eyes"

MY eyes were so bad had to stop
reading entirely. The dizziness. the
blurring and pain around the eyes
made me fear total blindness DIR.
Reeves mastery over diseases of the
eyes is certainly wonderful. l can
now see good, and best of all, can read
with comfort. ! was cured in short
time, while other doctors tempered
with my eyes for the past six years"
She thought she haG catarrh and
went to DR.. Reeves.
Bronchitis and Dyspepsia cured by
DIR. Reeves.
Eyelids graduated since childhood
and eyesight failing: DR.. Reeves cured
her.
One eye totally blind. DIR. Reeves
restored his sight.
He feared that he was going into
consumption--Curedb by DIR. Reeves.
Unable to breathe through her nose.
she went 10 DR. Reeves.
DIR. Reeves treated his Stomach sue
cessfuily.
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Just like deaf mute"-Doctor
Reeves restored my hearing perfectly.
Cured OF Asthma contracted in early
youth, by DIR. Reeves.
Took her sisters advice and was
cured OF Sore Throat by DIR. Reeves.
She had endured three hemorrhages
from her lungs-cured by DIR. Reeves.
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FOREIGN.


NEW YoaK. Esgt - TIE Ca9sfasrslsl Aavsrsls-
sf's fs7rs9an ah1nrasi cetaerreM nKys
The n.&ske+s hsTs s91e and sesseEAlly daIl e
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Throat

Il went TO DR.. Reeves because my
sister had been treated successfully by
him. He cured me OF a sore throat
and headaches MY head ached every
day for months. and / could. not get
any relief"
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II had catarrh for a long time. II
affected my ear and throat and there
were growths In my nose Doctor
Reeves New Treatment is splen-
did. I never tried anything that did
me so much good / am recommend
ing to all my friends
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Bronchial Tubes

have not had a cough or a cold this
winter. feel well and my friends
remark how well l look. I breathe
freely. I eat well, sleep well and feel
we'll. I had Bronchitis"
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Dr.. SlNdpn'S
Electrical Appliances

wiil ee7s eye 10 any address upan re-
ga.st wy heaHtlEa{ Illustrated s- ara
Is worth SEQ ta aas weak man.
It tells aig ahgt my pR SASuE%
ELECTRIC BELTS ana Aow they are
used to c-ra rGea esses ~ rheumktisIg-
lu7ssaro seiaftsa. iame back. kitreF. 'Issr
ans stauach disorders. rieeplsssueTs ar
ans ~ taase discusses peculiar ta man
WRITE fo3ay af ta}l az my office au3
cen+l.t free af charge.
Beware .f e}ee.F4c bait hunbuEs neer-
ing yos something tar nothing write tag
uY great expose If the same
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Head


''Dr. Reeves treatment is marvel
GUS. MY trouble came on five years
ago. ] would have neuralgia in my
head every afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Sometimes II would come on in the
morning. II was always worse when
! caught cold. and caught cold easily.
DIR. Reeves cured me-"
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Lungs

6UU8O
"Dr. Reeves method II Inhalation
was just what ] needed / gained
twelve pounds In weight In two
months | have had no hemorrhage
since. My cough is less frequent. My
annette has returned The treatment
has done more for me than any that
/ ever tried. had LUNG TROUBLE"
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Cut-Cf-TCwn People

People afflicted with any disease
whatsoever should write to Doctor
Reeves.
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TTfE hest running aaffh g. the "T<sHt,
Ksaaf special" No. 90 Hsc9nd avenue
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CATARRH, BRONCHITIS
And Diseases Of the Throat.

Marvellous results Of he new method OF cure
Importance Of attending TO diseases in the aarly
stages. We furnish innale rs and medicines Cor pui.
flying the breath impariing thereto a pleasant anC
agreeable odor.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-26
Eerrin-Relner Go.
NINE AND SToCk
BpOkERs.

Exchange SaueraI bank bldg. Spokane
NaAh.
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Two dozen haif-pint bottles. delivered
TO any part OF the city. a.Oo Telephone.
Rainier %
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BlcOd and Skin Diseases

All forms affecting Body, Nose.
EgpDtions. Eczema and Ulcers, forever
driven from the system by means of
safe. tine-tcsted remedies stiff and
swollen hints and rheumatism, tho re-
suit Of blood poison. positively cured.
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IN THE NORTHWEST CAMPS.

Shipments from the boundary during
September will aggregate about ih0lS
knpa
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TEN WERE KILLED
AND TWENTY INJURED.
Tornado stvtkes the i.tsts~ rewu of
A~kabnckta. Mtse., Win fess-
eul E0r~t.

MEMPHIS. Team. Nov si.--A special
10 ihs cansr Ss.ssi- Arw.ss from ArAa
huekia. LAKE. rousstv, Miss. sayH:
Yesterday afternoon tornado descend
"a upon this iitfts town ANA as a reewif
~ It's faarfai intensity. ieH persons we're
Killed outright and twsnty we're lAtsfed.
Thc aema are. 1srk kelluna. 70 years;
william Kelium u years, Nicholas Hisks.
81 years. Mrs Williams Mckay. faur ehll-
3reu of Mira William Mckay and an un-
known negro nn1 negro infant
The injured ares rfeas nlAke. seriously
hurt ia the hack. John Parker, Internal
IL serious sfrs 5ohn Parker. sefsoasis
crushed, John fslskA. night leN hrckrns
Aipca nake@eli iex broken, Charles
Ysasheii. seriously msrt in bsak q l..
Thamasan. injured On bead William
Sefosgan. bora ia Aeks G A PsFker,
painfully sTuis.a Mrs Toamlas. painful
II hurt Miss BWHch HrsdleB. brai@ed 1905
seriously; Ave chitarNa ~ HoArft Pickles.
painfully injured Gus Aidr4dEe. bruised
Miss i>ottie riskaas. seriously huff. Aun
3aekHru fe0tafedy seriouAiy hurst eoinFn8
boy, may dis.
The storm sSerN helEnra ire town ahsut
( o'rlssek tm the afternoon. ard aa a fsw
minutes neAfiy every htsiidnE eas de-
fss,sisshe3 Many ~ she victims wefo
pinned under the @Fet kAee mnd esfe sg.
tffcated vita rn0aa dffTicsflfs The faes
made psesexf a. tne nartkraat ard caused
much damaee THROUGH the country ats-
tyfrtS
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DAMAaEREPoRTs ooMisGIH
The revnaas nss >ns saset rasus.
N.@f sf the st..t..tpps
Htxe~s

aY LOFTS ses IA sse5fAi 20 fhs
ras;.f .fsssststeh srpss Msmr*ls Trasa sag&i
ft@'gmK % snfeFTaaa~i f'mmsni Asisss tte
msa isfg tstfHsn rfNgiais Asrs Fan Nsar
from anI9 Wsysras AFha sat Nashville.
Teen fn sNla a8af fisf From ifss~Ns
Il 4 sAsFpssa shsf tHs tornado ala naf
aEsfss rsa5ris @esl - fas Mies.gsipss ffssf
tt tnsNn ga TussTe t9NafHs Mfsa ket
VNs s9s9inrs fFan fas fasn "a Flsrtrtf ~
storm fhat gff4sifss8 HsrV TNf s.rmsaa
~ aaE aA 4 elFfn3zf ras4ie naftaeasf . ssA
tsfsn TsHneNeek s88 = sgassgssI fa NAeN
ssrni iss farss sea T1aa ryTi sNara tansfe
IA a Feared shai "a y esaafaa. * asNa.
gan a Ca. Asmgshst. vaA victim -
14sNas stsse4 NetRwFH islss kAa tA fErsa0e.
directly ~ the rafA n s&s stafw.
Al efeat1Hs IN fsFHtie sssnntFs Hsifs
ssnNsv ~ r2teasmsfNg xiR4 ffi} IN tNF
f.ssaissi1e Nashxs3a sAliras4 s.ss pse~
hrse an4 VI Ksnftss na 4aFfatsf taes fsss .gsi
az rFaqafsF 4 ratss hsf fAs faaa y ssss.
Faaf 8Hf @l srsiae sire tsfs
f'aax3segaass aasWRge fqsssltea ~ MsFe
f5ms mst ss ~ r#aHia ~ ife sarna ~ aaf
fsg af4tHsfsfe ss# Hs4 aFf sSN3ffs AeNs
sraI hasaFt afte ANen f@eH ~ fH9sta
ff@ok r. seHz raNntF Fef#ff fHsres sf
gsAH4x srN sns M@ns0y4}ss Me&s a#s
RI tss~s8 tsss 7sfs wsfg sask
80 Hf&sasHa raas5s asas Ns8n2Es
fha tNeasNeet ~ Ass l$tta NAs &astfas tf
ass ~ g4sfr Nnf Nee sssahfs @sse
k.a8ir saYf A. AaitS4 sfaFs - stafs-
hRsN mas GFrtgNE sMs tNfcg aeaFaFs
ssst&
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FIFTY WERE KILLED
IN TENNESSEE.
t4i.t az tsiaFea win Exr~~d tsNa,
whti~ ssr rrePwsty ts@.s VIII ns
staas.t fseate9 9laht

N8EBNGI&sE TeTns. Nee 81 ywNnssFse
uss asees l4ss atk@t ~ fht mst ee-
sfractNw starn eveg kwsa@n .n sbt ssAtF
Mare sAsn arts assHs wn7e eEee sa5 3
hars.fFss uasra tasasNd ~hf'e tAs taasKe
- Ma2ssss tsmhst ASS at&es rFaasEfg wa8
rsNsa isFsa asaEfs
The ssa9z1 aafsrx& the stass fraa1 NesiA-
esn Msselszsgn3. aaa swenk GesasN sH
nssfs aeaater.y iisfNrsf1ss. fsrsaf damage Is
rspaFassA ffan sAa egssntiss t-srFssrinx -
Mlssisssrp& and farther SO. Ca.ereA. W.
Naurs ssGage as ghs nearieff aEHafaf
f.sVNrxgr NrleNst aAe Raa fis3s4ata also
fsst nv wi~4s tafy ~ ssafm Enaiis e-
EE< is sNree aEsiaFs tna Nzfn or s4n1
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slxTY.fouR kAlfD.
FIfTY-Iwo IaJURtD.

XIV AsHvIf4IE. Tenn. Nov. 2f.--
I'M Dispatches up TO ? y, m. In
q " dlcaie that last nights
storm, which swept over Northern
Mississippi and Central and Nest
ern Tennessee. WAS one nf great
severity. Adviees TO the Associat-
ed Press and from special cnrre-
syondenis show that the loss of life
IN the territory visited by the tor
nadc already amounts 20 sixty
four and the number ~ injured 10
over ffty. Telegraphic commn-
mication to the regions visited BY
the cyclone "a suspended. and II n
feared that when full details are
Fnown the list or the dead will Re
heightened.
THE following Hist shows the lose
~ life. together with the injured.
oompllea from dispatches forced
through BY courier and telephone
from she devastated Tertiary