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The St. Johns herald., 1900-02-24

The St. J ,hns Drug Go. guarantees every bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and will refund the money to any one who is not satisfied after using two-thirds of the contents. This Is the beat remedy in the world for colds, ls grippe, coughs, croup and whooping cough, and is pleasant and safe to take. It prevents any tendency of a cold to result in pneumonia.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-02-24
Laundry agency at the Herald's

Mr. Welcome Chapman, m es- teemed resident of this town, died the 21st inst, after long period of suffering from chronic ailment.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-02-24
POPULAR SCIENCE.

It is supposed that the average depth of sand in the deserts of Africa is from 30 to 40 feet.
 Humus is the name applied to the partially decomposed organic (animal and vegetable) matter of the soil. It is the principal source of nitrogen in the soil.
 Oyster outlets will soon be on the menu of the Pacific states. Fifty bar rels of the famous Yezo oysters of Japan, which grow to the length of a foot, will be planted in the tidewater of Washington and Oregon.
 Two French physicians, Sappeller and Thebault. think they have found a snecific serum against alcoholism. The serum is derived from horse. which has been ''primarily rendered alcoholic by artificial means" and gives to the dipsomaniac lasting distaste for alco- hoIic drink.
 People struck by a new car fender cannot roll under the wheels, the fender being held in vertical position in front of the car. and pivoted in such a manner that a blow on it's face causes it to fall backward and assume q horizontal position, with the front edge raised to hold the person.
 Birds can be colored. according to Dr. Sauermaun, an Austrian, by sup plying them with food dyed with ami line He obtained pigeons of beautiful red with methyltrabromofuo seine, and others of a fine blue with methyl viz olet, which is a mixture of the hydro chlorides of pentamethylpararcsani- line and hexamethylpararosaniline. Canaries can be clad in rainbow colors.
 A pair of elephant ;usks, the largest or record, was found recently in the Kilimandjaro- district in Africa and bought for an American museum for S3,5O0. The larger tusk measures 10 feet inches along the outer curve and weighs ,235 pounds; the other is trifie shorter, and weighs ten pounds less. The record tusk before these was feet 5 inches long and is now in England.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-02-24

MT. and Mrs. McFate and chil dren, arrived from Apache county yesterday en route to the Gila where they intend to reside in the future. They will spend several days here with their son, J. N McFate.-Copper Era.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-02-24

Cn. "K" was put throgh the sev- eral paces, the 22d. The bovs are all right too, and don't forget it. When Uncle Sam or the Territory calls for them, they'll be ready to click the stuffIn out O the enemy" in the latest approved fashion.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-02-24

Miss Trinidad Baca and MT. Jose Leyve were married Thursday. at Winslow. The bride is well known here, and her hosts of friends wish her unaIIoycd happiness. The groom is from New Mexico and is an excellent business gentleman.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-02-24

The dance at the Assembly Hall Thursday night was an enjoyable affair t0 those attending. Among the new features presented was the Cake Walk executed by Miss Jen- nie Richey anu Mr. Frank Lesueur.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-02-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
 LAND OFFICE at

PRESCOTT. ARIZONA.
 February 7th. 1900. , Notice is hereby given that the fol- lowing. named settler hss filed notice of his intention 10 make final proof in support of lis claim, and tlat said proof will be made before the Clerk of the Probate COnrt at St Johns. AriZo- ra. on March 18th. 1900, viz: Michtel Hale uf G-rer, Asizona, for the E4 NEf Sec. II; WI NW4 Sec. l2, T.. :, N. k. ? E.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said land, viz: James w. Mcdaniel, of Greer, Ariz. E. W. Wiltbank, Samuel Hale. Samuel Howell,
 Frederick 4. Tritle Jr., Register. First Publication, Feb. 10. 1900.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-02-24

Took One.-Husband Ckir6ly)-"1.y dear, you have nothing decent 10 wear, have you?" Wife (with aiacrity )-''NO. indeed, l haven't; not thing. I'd be ashamed to be seen anywhere. Ny very newest party dress has been worn three times already" HusbanG-'Yez. that's just what told BifTkins when he offered ne two tickets for the opera tonight. 1 knew that if | took them they'd or.iy be wasted. So just took one. We'll, I must hurry.-Sf. A1.- dreW's Gazette,
The St. Johns herald., 1900-02-24
RUDYAN REMEDY COMPANY, No. a16 South Broadway,
 Los Angeles, Cal. Ger. Stockton, Market snd Ellis StAs
 San Franc ;sco. Cal
NOTICE TO CREDITORS. IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE COUNTY OF APACHE, fERRIT. RY OF ARIZONA.

Tn the matter of the
 Estate of Thomas Notice to Peterson, deceased. Creditors. Notice is hereby given by he'under. signed Administrator of the Estate oi Thomas Peterson. deceased. to the Creditors of, and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to ex. hlDit them with the necessary youch- CTS within four months after the first publication O. this notice. to the said Administrator at his residence in St. Johns, county If Apache, Territory of Arzcna. the same being the place for the transaction Of the baslness of said Estate.
 Dated February l7. 1900.
 Andrew C. Peterson,
 Administrators of sad Estate. First publication, Fe bruary 24, 1900.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-02-24
CONSUMPTION

In Its inoiplent stage may be cured. This Tact has been established. It has been proved beyond doubt by thousands of persons who have used the great blood, nerve and tissue builder, HUDYAN. HUDYAN has drawn thousands away from the clutches of the dread disease. There is no denying the fact. Many peo- pie have been restored to perfect health by HUDYAN after their cases were pro. nounced hopeless by the best physicians.
 You can be cured if you will. Do not de- lay. Remember that delays are danger ous. They are especially so in cases of
The St. Johns herald., 1900-02-24
An EditOr's Life Saved by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.

SS Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
 During the early part "f Oct"' Der, 1896, I contracted had cold which settled on my lungs and was neglected until I feared that con sumption had appeared in an in
 cipient state. I was constantly coughing and trying to expel some
 thing which l could not. l became alarmed and after giving the local doctor trial bought a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and ihe result was immediate improve ment, and after had used three bottles my lungs were restored t" their healthy state-B $ Edwards, Publisher of The Review, Wyan:, III. For sale by St Johns Drug Go.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-02-24

Quite Q crowd of young people went out to the new reservoir on picnicking expedition, on the 22nd. A jolly good time was had.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-02-24

AA VI inclpient conSump- ton. Look at these symptoms. Study | b c ID carefully. Are they yours?
 Then you must be careful. You are within the grasp of consumption. HUDYAN will re. lease you. Take HUDYAN now.
 l FLUSHING OF THE CHEEKS IN THE AFTER. NOON AND EVE. NING-the hectic flush -t h c first symptom of con- sumption. HUD- VAN will cause 1t to d is a p ? c ar. BUDYAN will es- fahlfSh a narfaCf
The St. Johns herald., 1900-02-24

Benj. Schus'er Esq. and little son Arthur returned home this week from round of visiting in Arizona and New Mexico towns
The St. Johns herald., 1900-02-24

Mrs. s. NJ. Craig and her two little boys returned Wednesday from Mesa, where they had been spending the winter.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-02-24

By It's Record of remarkable cures Hoods Sarsaparilla has become the one true blood purifier prominently in the public eye. Get only Hoods.
 Hoods Pills are the best family eathartie aud liver medicINN. 25c.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-02-24

R. D. Greer was in from his ranch to spend Washington Day with home tClk.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-02-24

David Garcia and family of A tarque. New Mexico, were visiting friends here this wee8,
The St. Johns herald., 1900-02-24
Round Valley
Dots gleaned by Quid Nunc. (WhO rides a wheel
February Q, 1900.

Elder H. r. Randall came up from St. Johns Thursday, accompanied by hIs charming friend Miss Jennie Lind Rlchey. Having tiuished his lab0rs, he was bidding adleu to thIs part of Arizona as he soon returns to his home in Utah; he was also taking some snap shot pictures in our burgs tD carry as trophies to that fa,rcr land.
 Large part of our masculine popula- tion is absent again this week, pushing work on the big canal.
 Sheriff BeeIer, and his wife came up Stature day. Ed is taking notes as to
The St. Johns herald., 1900-02-24

Joseph KaInes was over from his ranch in the American valley :O spend Sunday with friends in town.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-02-24
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
POST OFFICE.

JELRY GoNZALEsP. NJ. once hours; Coen rom 4. ", Untl P. N. On sundays from 7tosAN Mail closes going east and West at 2. F.H. Going south. at A. h
The St. Johns herald., 1900-02-24
RICHARD GIBBONS.
LaF GIBBONS.

Ear mark, croI' "d tight and two ur- per biis left, "n wethers teverssh on ewes. Fire brand II on righs side O. nose.
 Barge: White Mountains. Arizona.
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Local Nsss of the Week.

Notary Public at Herald office.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-11

tion calling on ali civic bodies and maj,
viduals TO act before any formal appea,
is Used. Several thousand dollars "hi
be contributed from this city
New Orleans. September 1o.The New
orleans Txnes- DEMOCRAT sent the follow
ing Ia Goternw -eAyers OF Texas: the
New orleans eADemocrat desires 10
express to you, tot the people OF New
orleans and Louisapa the protounu
sympathy they feel for tReir Sister Guy
OF Galveston in the appaSling disss
which has come upon II SOY suaoenly IN
tho snidst of great prosperity and LOT inc
other Texas towns that have sWHereu iioih
the ravages OF the storm.
TIE people OF New Orleans end Douisi.
ana have already expressed FneI efeae
desire to aid In every way possioIe tne
victims OF the storm, and rne Iiines
Democrat will be glad to give its assast-
nnce TO work to be done, amp has ap-
pealed to It's friends and readers to re-
neye the suffering and distress the STORM
has left in It's wake. and It has not az
pealed In vain. We will send 10 any al
dress you may Indicate the $500 we nave
already collected for the sufferers. which
we hope to materially add TO when the
neople of New Orleans and Louisiana
know the full extent of the disaster which
mas visited Galveston and tho coast cities
OF Texas"
| Chicago. September 11.-vp TO mid
might $500 has been raised for the suf'
terers at Galveston. I
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LATE TELEGRASIs
Received Mt the Headquarters of thd
Relief Committee.

Received mt the Headquarters of tho
Relief ConEittee.
Tho following kilograms reached tho
headquarters OK the committee in bunch
last night:
o. NJ. Upper. Houston.
Austin, Iexas, september 10, 10:40 p.
M elegram received Have requested
the mayor OF Houston to furnish Angleton
assistance. See HIM.
Joseph d. sayera. Governor
Hon. s. II. brashear, Houston.
Austin, Texas, september 10, l0;4s p.
m.--rurnIsh the distressed of Angeton
with supplies to tho extent of $500. which
1 Will reInit tomorrow. See o. Nj. LIP
per. Joseph u. Sayera.
Governor.
Mayor Brashear, Houston.
Dallas, Texas. September 10, 1898 p. m
DO you need doctors, nurses or police
help2 Rough Riders volunteer fifteen
men for police duty. Have notified Gem
eral scurry. Answer Immediately.
Ben b. Cabell, Mayor.
Mayor g. II. Brashoar, Houston.
Philadelphia. ia, september 10. 1888 D.
m.--inforiI me- whether Dr. John b.
Haden and family are living. II so care
for them. luave for Galveston this even
ing. Henry G. Haden.
Chicago III. september 10, 7:40 .. m.
Have ON hand for immediate shipment
100 canvas tents. good size. capacity 5000
persona; notify Galveston Il needed.
Delta Manufacturing Company.
, s, II. Brashsar, Houston.
San Francisco, Cal, september TO- 1925
p. m-San Francisco citizens send to the
people of Galveston through you their
sympathy in this hour OF afillction and
hrv6 appealed to their generosity to con-
tribute ~ their reltet fund.
James D. Phelan, Mayor.
8. H. BrIshoar, Mayor Houston.
n Sherman. retas, September 10, 1912 p
a m.-Itave called mass me"tlng tonight
s sherman will act promptly in the matter
g A. a. Fielder.
y Mayor Drashear, Houston.
y Dallas. Texas, September 10. 9:1O p. m
Make draft ]. r. Adam, treasurer Nationa
Bank Commerce, $3.50. Make draft OF
, me as mayor OF Dallas 5000 Cars OF pro
n visions and clothing tonight Or tomorrow
I. morning. Henj. Cabell, Mayor.
n Mayor Brashear, Houston,
IS Waxahache, Texas, September TO- S;S
!, p. m-Dr A. d. Small offers his profes
slonal service to your city or Galveston.
:, Brewer, Mayor
b General scurry Adjutant General, care
: MAYOR, Houston.
At Dallas, Texas September 10. 7:25 p. n
81 Dallas Rough Riders would be OF grea
: service TO prevent vandalism. They vol
N untcer. Ben Il. CapeH' Mayor
The New York Journal has wired Rich
ard spillsns that It will send a specia
Q. train 81 relief to Galveston with nurses
lis physicians. supplies. etc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-11
CALDWELL STONES AND HOUSES
suffered Severely from the Effeot
OF the Mind.

Suffered Severely from tho Facets
OF the Mind.
Caldwell, Texas, September "a fear
ful wind and rainstorm struck this place
yesterday evening, continuing throughout
the night. The wind at times was terrific
and the rain fell in sheets Much dam
age was done in town, but no lives were
lost. Tho Catholic church was blown down
aud demolished. Tho store housea occupied
/ by D. Low and o. =. storm had the root
! blown off ana the stock OF dry goods,
shoes, etc. were badly damaged One OF
tho school buildings was Blown from lt'
blocks. ]. T. CSbb's stock was damaged
as also the buildings Of Jacob Piweia and
/ o. s. Junette. Trees and fences we
blown down all over town and scattered
about promisouously.
This is the w3ret storm that has visited
this section for yesrs. Nothing has yet
been heard from tho country 1t is feared
that the cotton crop is again badly dam
aged. II has been raining all day and
the clouds are still christening. At Coos
Point both stores wer0 blown from then
blool s. the Methodist church wrecked and
the Baptist church damaged.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-11
An Amazing Campaign Document

New York World.
The republican National committee has
Issued as a campaign document in behalf
Of the republican party a startling show
ing OF what the present administration Is
doing for pensioners and for militarlsm.
This document shows that the United
States have spent upward OF S2,612, 900, 900
through the pension department since the
civil war; that since Mr.. Mckinley be-
came president there has been distributed
upward OF s421, 000,0 900 TO moro than $780,
o00 civil wsr pensioners; that the list OF
pensioners has increased 1000 in the past
year; that while the Cleveland admins
tration allowed only 81 Ia per cent OF all
new claims. the Mckinley administration
has allowed so per cent; and. finally, that
$4,000 claims are pending.
Having presented with admirably clear
tabulstion this amazing picture OF In
creasing waste and plumber, the campaign
document goes on to militarlsm and
shows that France Germany and Russia
are each spending about 20 per cent OF
their total revenues for war and prepa-
ratlons for war. 1t then gives this lumi-
nous table.
UNITED STATES.
Total revenue receipts 1900. .s56s ,9Ss, 94'
Paid out for pensions ......... 1888 ,462, IT.
Or "a per cent. as per statement OF the
treasury department on July !.
Total expenditures of war and
navy departments for 1900. $3.50, 743, 9St
Or 80 1-3 per cent of receipts.
That Is, the republican managers quot
hgures and make calculations to sho7
that under the present republican admin
tstration one-fourth of our enormous Ia,
burden 10 for pensions and the amour
is Increasing, and that in time OF peac
we are now spending one-third OF on
taxes upon war-a grand total OF 81 l.
per cent OF our revenues for war bur
dens.
: The democrats could ask nothing bette
than that this republican document shoul
reach every voter in the United States.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-11
SEVEN HOURS IN THn WATER.
lady and Two ohildren Chung to
Cedar Tree at Texas City.

Lady md Two ohiIaren Chung to n
Cedar Tree at Texas city.
u. p Kinsey OF Texas City came In from
Galveston last night. The postoftice was
IN Mr.. Kinsey's rssldeAco and all the mail
Cnatter wac destroyed By the wind and
water. together vita tho building Mr..
akinsey was at home during the storm. but
went over to Galveston yesterday morn
Ing. At Texas City he says the storm was
the toughest ore he has ever seen. Ills
wife ana two sons clung to a cedar tree
in water waist desp for seven hours, but
finally the residence OF Mr.. Selpis, whlct
was standing near. blew down and sfford-
ed them lneans Of escape. Some OF tbs
tlmberE trom tas hsehe struck tho untor,
Inmates. They sls~beged onto the roo
and drlstsd zAsat hail = block 10 the resi-
dsnce Of Mr., Cooper. where they foun,
safety. Mr.. K4nscy had taken his young
est son 60 hoax ter a place OF refuge wheI
his houee collapsed. He said that in tn
residenee Of Me- Cooper, which is qult
small, nfty five OF the unfortunate citizen
81 tie place were huddied tor the enur
night.
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NATIONAL AID TO BE GIVEN.
yryvo Cutters Ordered to Procee
Spnfh ssf Once,

south at once.
Washington, September 10-The OIL
clals of the National government have
taken steps to render all possible aid TO
the flood sufferers OF Texas. The presi-
dent has sent <elegNans of sympathy to
the governor of the State and mayor of
Galveston, and promised to render all
possible relief.
Adiutant General Corbin also teie-
graphed instructions to General McISlb-
bin. commanding tha department OF
Texas at san Antonio. TO proceed 20 Gal
weston aud investigate tho extent and
character OF The damage and report 10
tae secretary OF war what steps are
necessary 10 elevate the suffering Of the
people and gmpgoya the s4suat.On. IL
view OF ahe present difficulty in reaching
Galveston. owing 10 the condition ot rail
way, d. Is expected GoaonlI AGIl4ool
will sc4Ively DO able 10 report TO he waI
department inside Of twenty-tour hours
unless no ayatls himself OF repoTSs eemInS
TO him.
lhe army has large supply of tents
and subsistence supplies at Inc aepots u
san Antonio, whiea undoubtedly wil o.
uuAzed IN relieving The people OF IN
hooded district. So rar however, NJ
formal application has Been nude TO TN
war depAgpAent for tents or Tauons'
Battery y. First artlllay. wAseh IS gar
risoued at Bort san JaeiptA Was com
nsanded by Captain w. o. t'anerty.
Acting Secretary OF the Treasury spaid
ing has ordered two cutters, one at NoT
foik. and one at Wlmiagton, y. ca I
proceed at onea 10 Noodle and there oval
osuers. 1t is expected that they Wall .
needed IN supplying FOOD and tents to u
sufferers
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-11
IN THE COAST COUNTRY.
Sllaatlon at ScabroOk. Ieaeu. City, Genoa
ard other PsiatS.
BODIES OF THE h'ILHfNNy FAMILY FOUND
other Corpses Reoovered--G., III. and
n. Drnwbridge Over Clear Creek
washed Away.

csptain Platzer, with sloop "oipsy GIRL"
OF senbrook weathered the stor.l IN the slip
at tho foot Of fremont street BY miracle
and left at q N. yesterday morning win
Mr. and Mrs. John NJ Murch Of Clear Lake.
l.. c. Ronkers OF Cedar Grove and several
people Of that locality bound for their homes
ON the trip across the bay car,ases OF horses.
dogs and pigs were passed in great numbers
only one body OF A human being was seen In
ths distance.
All on board found their families and homes
safe.
All houssa on DOLLAR Point" have been
washed nway. Dollar Point Is Just beyond
Nortu Gaiveston. Tho big hotel at Nortn
galveston was unrooled and NOT Wlhuo"
pane was to be seen IN any mouse, -. ~
BRtgts were ssSn ashOTs al Nhe 'VN'
o.lv one house was found standing In
| seabiosk-the Hamilton house.
| Ths draw bridge OF tho Galveston, nous
ION and Northern over Clear creek was wash
ed away ana landed nan mHe lIo" ~''
track. 90, hal
west aud streWn along tho shoFe 1T Tue he"N
OF tho lake (Clear iRke).
Bryon Hsard's place on clear lske ID sllnu-
! ing, but boat house ana outbuihhks eunS'
| pargon Ncholson's house was blown troui
tho Liun and landed IN tho iaks Dioeh away
The bodies OF Mrs. Player and woman who
works Tor her were found among DEBRIS heau
~ clear lnke a mile from their Seabrook
The bodies of Mrs. Sam X. Mcllhenny. and ND
, her daughter. Mrs Lucy, ana the iaV Laa
Two children, were fpunu deaI d. Sh0 NNA
Az old man by tho name Of Robinson tie'
himself to tree IN Clear lake ana DuaVe'
10 tho shore alive He saw the bodies o
Mrs McIlhenuy. Mrs. Player and ntue Nr
como Up on tho drift wood. The httIs Gil
. slipped off four times, but swan 70 ~
I mother. The htth time she did not reappsAt
The Repsdorph family who kopt the sea
brook hotel were all drowned. ~
pogtmastsY Larrabee o; Scabrook 1--we
through the storm. but died from exhausuo
: Only ono life was lost at League city-W
, H. Williams 10 years OF aga, EVERY D9ua
i In League city Il damaged. many OF thei
The Galveston county poor farm is ne'
League City. All the prisoners were turuy
loose and told to save thomseIVes Y puS5s
l. Bile. Superintendent Sims Is Norlh. II
Al has been very sick aud went 10 recuperat
At Webster several buildings are do"
3 but there Is 10 loss OF NE. ~,
Ii At Genoa thors was no loss OF NE, Il
"A three-story hotel owned by judge b ~ NJ.
VI was totally demolished. Occupants left a,
took shelter In section house before u
crash. Tho depot is q wreck .r. r,rr,,
through the storm. was badly injured Sno
tu9 foot 49,,
ey PHILLIP Smith OF Genoa mas d p1OAeh no
p Mr. sutties of Pearland suffers hrol0
A. leg .,..a
liz Genoa's new school house was wrecked
Roy Thurmnus house VIZ blown avs
He saved himself by hanging on TO q fen
. post.
y Henry ochler'S house and barn IS gone
Colonel BuTnetts big barn was blown dow
,,. HIS house IS standing, hut badly damaged
g. S Wihrews big hay barn blew do
and killed Ave horaea
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.yo.I Cnandlsr Harri" ,

Joel Chandler Harris, tn' - :
Uncle Remus." Of story book 80. ~
zine fame. has resigned ass eau -, i,
tion on the Constitution anu - Il,
his entire time hereafter ~
work. For nearly twenty-aIs J, s :,
has done the principal eol' i. ii
the Constitution. Speaking :"
today he said: - III,
IAN old family hoss, ,a,, ever
stopping at the same ~. and pro
s to keep sapAf the dies Of IN .i n s map,.
have /. great deal Of s0r xill sossr
e sOI busy :, years. This w 70 sr, H ID
be done II continued 70 s.y,.
torial articles day after day.
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CONDITIONS Az BRoolesurRp
show that Previous Reports Have
Not ueen Exaggerated,

Not ueen Exaggerated,
Brookshire. Texas. September i0.-Ths cen-
dlaons In Brookshlrs are appalling Only
hye residences aud four business houses are
left standing from tho effects Of the storm
Saturday night. the rest ara almost COM
plots wreck
The following BUSINESS houses are wrecked;
Willie Cohen. Annie L. cronin. II. Anastus,
American Brewing association, V. NJ ponlgan,
ponisen Bros, W. r. Donald, J. G. Kellner
and DR.. II. O. cunninsham's drug store.
Those partially Destroyed are; T. N Bsnis.
J. ". Ferguson, ID. Muaey. Nesbtt & oulnns
drug store and George Harris.
Three cotton gina. the Rrookshirs Cotton
company. Merchants sna Planters Oh com
pany aud Or. NosriSs were ali completely
demolished. All seed houses except enc, out
buildings ana fences alt gona; also Msthodsl
Episcopal church, Two negro churches, youns
meas he'll and school house,
/ Crops are almost completely demolished.
Estimated loss will exceed so coo,
PRttson has suffered shrue fata But TIVE
casualties. previously reported. Many peopl,
without honaen And destitute.