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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1901-02-23
UPHOLDs HIS WIFE.
Mr.. Nation Denies Report That He
Will Seek n Divorce.

will Seek n Divorce.
Peoria, ILL.,, Feb. 21.-Davia Nation,
husband of Carrie Nation, has writ
ten the editor of the Journal, which
Mrs. Nation is to edit next Tuesday,
stating that he will probably accom-
pany his wife to Peoria and that he
is more fully in accord with this lat
est of his wife's ventures than with
anything else she has done since
coming so prominently before the
public. Continuing he writes:
will you kindly give the inclosed
prominent place in your paper:
"We are authorized to say. in the most
positive and emphatic terms, that the
statement telegraphed from Wichita that
Cant David Nation. husband of Mrs. Car
rie Nation, is about to institute divorce
proceedings against his wife unless she
returns to Medicine Lodge at once is as
false as sin, as he and his wife are in per-
feet accord. This dispatch contained an
Interview with him, where it is alleged that
If she went to smashing saloons in Chi
cago he hoped she would be put in jail
and suffer for it-that he took her part
and spent several hundred hard-earned
dollars while she was fighting saloons in
Wichita. but when she goes out of her
sphere he will have nothing more to do
with her should she get into trouble.
'''rhere are more fake and falsehoods, in
terviews, etc, emanating from that worst
of all whisky places, Wichita. than any
other American town, and the whisky jour-
nails take them UP, publish and circulate
and magnify them to accomplish their
hellish purposes. Believe nothing on this
subject that comes from Wichita. where
the officers OF the law protect open sa-
looms which they are sworn to suppress.
"DAVID NATION"
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Ibsen Better.

Copenhagen, Feb. 2o.-Influenza is
raging at Christiania. Henrik Ibsen,
the Norwegian poet and dramatist, is
i'll of the malady. His condition is less
grave than it was.
aa' = y s:.>,c:. :; I:
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1901-02-23

Wichita, Kan, Feb. 21.-At meet
ing of the w. c. Il. U. Tuesday even
ing large committee was chosen to
wait upon Mayor Finlay Ross. They
called upon his honor and asked him
what he intends to do about closing
the saloons, He told them he was
powerless.
They passed a resolution that the
saloons must go, although before de-
Gliding on further action they con-
cluded to await the result of mass
meeting called by the ministers for
next Sunday.
In the meantime the call for the
business mems meeting to check vio-
lence has been largely signed.
knows Who Fired Shot.
Kansas City. Mo-, Feb. PA special
to the Star from Leayenworth, Kan;
says John Hudson, the bartender
whose wife was killed in Tuesdays sa-
loon raid at Wildwood, came to Leaven-
worth Wednesday and swore out war;
rants for the four farmers under arrest
here charging them with murder in
the first degree. Hudson says he
knows who fired the shot that killed
his wife and that he will make his
name known at the proper time.
Thomas Mcnamara. Mrs. Hudson's
cousin. openly accuses one of the
quartette with firing the fatal shot.
The coroner's jury will not sit on the
case until next Monday. In the mean
time the coroner is busily en-
gagged in gathering evidence against
the raiders.
Gates to BE Open on Sundays.
Buffalo, y. u. Feb. 20.-The Courier
says that it has been decided to open
the gates Of the Pan-American expo
sition on Sundays. According to the
story the manag cement of the EXPOSE
ton will not discuss the subject in
any way, but the gates will be open
the first Sunday after the opening Of
the eyDoSitiOn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-02
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
Plans for Entertaining the Rivers and
IlarbOrs Committee.
AN INCREASE IN THE WHEAT EXPORTS
Mortusry Report for the Past Week.
School Census Makes Better Show
ing Than Expected.

Galveston, Texas, June 1.-The chamber
of commerce held a meeting last nigh.
and discussed plans for the entertainment
Of the rivers and harbors committee dur
Ing their visit here June s. The president
Of the chamber was authorized to appoint
committee TO cooperate with kindred
local associations in arranging suitable
program for the occasion.
There were letters read from the Trans
mississippi congress, which will be held at
Cripple Creek July 1919. Colonel Walter
Gresham is the president OF the congress.
1t was generally agreed that the congress
was important and that It wonld he to the
interest Of Galveston to he wels represent
ed there. 4 rate of one fare Tor the round
trip has already been announced but as
II Is desired some special arrangements be
made In regard 10 the limit Of the tickets
Il was decided 70 appoint committee TO
Investigate the matter Of rates and other
matters relative to the congress. The
committee appointed is as follows. g.
Eeymershoher, w A. Hudson and Colonel
walter Gresham.
Governor II. G. Wheeler was elected a
member of the chamber Of commerce.
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FURTHER REpORTSOFH HAIL.
The Damage Extended Over a Wide
Section Of the State.
CATTLE WERE KILLED IN NORTHWEST
Heavy Wind in Red River County
Wrecked a Number Of Niouses--Crops
Were Much Injured.

Appleby. Texas. May 3l.-The worst han
and wind storm ever known IN this section
came az o'clock this morning. The
siflcken section, as far as The Post CORE
spondent can learn, Is about fourteen miles
wide. Everything corn, cotton, fruit,
melous and gardens are almost completely
destroyed. Corn can not possibly make
half crop, while the destruction OF cotton
IS complete and II will have 10 be planted
cred i any Is made Farmers are securing
the country IN every direction for planting
seed aud II Is feared that sufficient seed
can not he obtained for this purpose,
There Will be no fruit here, although the
prospect last evening was fonrshng, The
trees are completely stripped Of fruit and
ioliage and the ground is covered with tue
young fruit
The prospect for gardens and melons
was promising indeed, but the hal com.
pleteiJ destroyed every Vestige. IL many
but so much timber fell that the crop was
entirely destroyed.
The correspondent heard OF one man say.
irg that on n hcld Of hne corn he counted
200 trees OF nfteen acres. and another 800
on twelve acres.
The hail laid four feet deep IN places
and II Is thought that there VIII be plenty
10 be seen week hence.
The storm commenced at a, NJ ana
continued for about half an hour and It
became perfectly clear and remained IN
for Ibonr one hour, when another ciou1
pissed and secold hail storm occurred.
but not so severe ne the hrFt
The large stones injured cattle, klie1
geese chickens, turkeys. ducks anil b'rds
in large nHmberS. Farmers are completely
denoralized mnny saving they arc going
10 Quit and do something else the 70
malnder Of the year.
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WEATHER AND CROPS.


Cbilton, Fails County, Texas. MAY al
Henry rain here Yesterday accompanied by
some hail, hut not enough TO do any dam
age. Tho corn crop is an assured fact II
We have no hard storm 10 destroy IT,
Crops Hre finest ever known here, but q
little late Some of the farmers are he.
hind with their work The peach crop is
tine this year for the FIRST time In a good
many years.
Quannh Hardeman County. Texas. May
90 steady rain telling from the east at
this hour The ground is very wet Grass
Is very fine. Cotton T. very backward on
account Of cool nights and wet weather.
Elehurnc, johnson County, Texas May
30 Another good rain fen here today which
materially helps crops, gardens. etc
Athens, Henderson County. Texas. May
81 very heavy and washing rain fell
IN this section yesterday and last night
u Is feared that the cotton on rolling land
has been badly damaged nv being washed
up The corn in this section Is looking
hne 1t Is small for the time Of the year
Denison, Grayson County, Texas MAY 81
~Ills section was visited hy terrific
rainfall Yesterday and last night II was
one OF the hardest rains Of the present
year. The weather cleared quite cold The
farmers state that considerable cotton is
badly In the weeds
Ilmpson, Shelby County, Texas. Nav RI
There was a tne rain here last night
ana with II quite windStorn. damarin .
irnlt trees considerable. Some shade trees
and outhouses were blown down. The
ram VIII he great blessing 10 crops
Centcrvllle, Leon County. Texas. MAY "A
"A hne rain fell last night II was moi
needed az the time. and will emharrass
cotton planters In working out their crops.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-02
UniversIty commencement .p,on,..,

Following Is tho program OF commence
ment week Of the State university.
Sunday June 9. II a m Raccalaure,tA
sermon by Rev Ira LHndrltb Of Nnsnylle
Tenn, $50 p ~ Address before tho
Young Mems christian Association by rev.
c. Polk Goodson Of Austin
Monday Inuc 10, Glass Day a m.
Morning screnadc, university hand. ono
g m, Formal meeting of the Texas Aca-
DENY OF Science 10 a. m. Glass dny OK
erciSeS 1.3o n. m Omen air concerf
$50 p M. Final exercises Of the literary
societies the pu Bols prize contest IN
Tuesday, June IT, Alumni Day.-a m
annual business meeting Of the alumni
100 q IN. Alumni address by Sidney H.
SSamuels, Esq, LII b., 1870. of Fort
Worth. $50 ?, m, Alumni serenade $50
y. m. Alumni banquet.
- NedneSday june 70. Commencement
bAy 100 a m. Commencement eyer
ggl,seS the comforting of degrees . y. m.
All railroads offer round trim tickcts a,
one rare plus 10 per cent for distances
more than loo miles; less than 100 miles n
rare and third, Tickets on sale lime (
July 81. '"'n
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WHERE'S THE IIsEi
orus9Ina with Coffee and Keeping Sick
All the Time.

bru99lng Win Coffee and Keeping Sick
All the Time.
A coffee drnker is liable 10 a smash al
most at any time aud without much warn
Ing. New York man, c. W. Bedford.
lodS Lexington avenue SAYS that when he
was in apparently perfect health. weighing
about lS pounds with good appetite. he
suddenly had severe attack or gastrltis
lie lost his appetite aud the doctor mt
him on rigid diet and gave him remedies
nut all 30 no purpose. lie SAYS Every
body ] met had 4 cure aud tried a lot
OF them. 1 lost weight until I reached
ia pounds. had those nasty gastric
staggers.
About the middle Of the summer. when
On 4 vacation, friend asked whether
drank coffee or not. Being told thar
did he suggested that I quit Il and take
Postum Food coffee and Grape Nuts break
fasi food laughed at him and told him
tnat was through with special articles N
one day the nerves had another bad
smash and ] concluded TO quit coffee and
see mat was really the cause Of che
Nexi morning had Postum for break
fast and ls was well made. and tasted
good. / also had Grape-Nuts for hreak
last, aud from ihst day my troubles 10
gan 10 fade away.
am steadily gaining IA nssh can sleep
naturally, aud can eat whatever / want
What Is the use Of q mans drinking al
causes spra troubles as l have had viz
you can have a delicious Food Coffee Ike
POSTUM that builds up instead az tearing
downs healtA Is worth more than all the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-02
HOUSES WeRE MREcKEp

BY the Wind and Hail Chopped tho
Crops to Bits.
Ammonia, Texas, May Sl.-NcEctatiou was
chopped to pieces by hall storm last
night, simultaneously wind OF almost
cyclonlc force wrecked several houses, de-
stroYng some OF them. In all this sec
tion, save IN Segment, southeast of here.
the crops are ruined. The Wind blew corn
and wheat 20 the ground and the hail cut
fruit trees The houses wrecked were
those of Charles Cooper Austin Moore,
A. J. Davis and T. Johnson An these
houses are close 10 town. IL blew the
steeple from the Baptist church here and
wrecked the school building. Four miles
east of hero a Baptist church was dcmol.
ishcd. ms was also q blacksmith shop, At
Swhntou In this county, the school house
was wrecked The han Ten for thirty or
forty minutes and driCtcd In some places
two aud half feet deep.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-02
Notes and Personals

A marriage license has been issued to
Samson Kirckheimer and Miss Florence
Evans
O. II roehler and II W Miller Of Hons.
ton came down this afternoon to 60 fish.
Ing
Mrs. NJ A. Beavans returned this morn.
I, j. Henck a merchant NJ Hitchcock
vas IN the city today, accompanied nv
u. \. CollomCr returned home this n,orn.
Ing from trip into the Interior
In the city today was
Lieutenant Edwin Barker Of the revenue
cutter Galveston has resigned bis con,r, Luz
sion as N"lhinis
Orleans and Chicago 40 ne"
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pestruotion h Shelby county.

Center. Texas. May STA fearful nan
storm swept eser this portion Of the couu
" this mosning st 4 o'clock. Hail storms
fell larger than a hen egg The sfosnu
was completely covered with hail stoges.
Much damage was done "a crops generatiy
cogn was bearen on almost 10 the greGnd
and where II WAS OF considerable size toe
fears are that II win sfraut and grow
again Cotton was llterailv beaten inso tno
gronpH and almost ruined Fsrmera are
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-02
COTTON CROP REPORT
t'mes-Oemoerst's Summary of Cores
pondent's Reports.

t'mes-Oenocrst's Summary of Cores.
pondents Reports.
New Orleans Times Democrat.
The Times Democrat this morning nrs.
sents the hrst OF It's monthly reports on
the cotton crop Of 1901. The concms,ons
ef this journals correspondents NAV NJ
summarized as follows.
l. There has beer a considerable incress.
!" - o acreage ag the average for the belt being
aupnt 10 per ,ent This tgure a. hoUre,'es
su,,5e 70 minus correction in the Univ
M ~ IL as On unprecedented proportion AZ
~ area had 10 be replanted. Ia conSen,,epc
y, y, unreasonable weather The fate al n2cs
= 'uls late pl9nting Is Involved In doubt
- ne condition Is, on the whole. one .,
be NY ewest ever known, The season 4 rs
pisn, a. peculiar In many respects that the
flaht IS now especially susceptible ~ sinl
ucuiarly ~ be dreaded par
Z. A comparative scarcity a, ,,h..
rotte1 from some sections. but no ia
tsIt ,nst tso o OF this kind seems TO be
= IN ssnsFal NAY. It may be said tAa,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-02
MARRIAGES IN TEXAS

BNRD-MASSEY .-San Angelo IA.
May 3O,-Miss Lena Massey and NJ "
Byrd of this county We're married % .
9th instant
OTHER MARRIAGES..
j. NJ Taylor and Mrs Matte Bom'
at Mckinney.
T, ,. Porter and Miss Pearl LeTAl
WaXahachie
L. L. be witt and Mrs, W. A. Buss
Corslcana.
c. W Retchie and Miss Myrtle 7i'
NJ WaAnhachle.
Il. u Gatewood of Dallas and MIS- v,
Ransom of Ennis. at Waxahachie.
j. w White and Miss Myrtle Hous
Prattville.
II n. Frcsr and Miss Levle Witt
Mineral Wells.
II, \; Holland and Miss L. B. Eot
at Paris,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-02
Free Delivery for ren,nlr

Temple, Texas, May 81 Dispatches from
Washington yesterday announced that Ten.
pie was to have free mail delivery An.
pllcatlon was recently made for four route,
out Of Temple. and three from Beltop hrt
so far only two have been granted running
out OF Temple, The routes cover obon2
seventS'Sx square miles with a population
OF l2lo, T a Ward and H. q Rosner
are named as carriers
The Temple Park association Yesterday
elected officers as follows; W Goodrich
Jones, president and manager: A L. Flint
hrst vice presidents J j. Rocker, second
vice president, y A Saver, secretary ,
j. A. Wllkerson treasurer
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-02
Mortuary Rsport.

Galveston, Teas June l,--Followiug Is
the list of lnterments in the Galveston
cen eteries FOR the week ending Friday
May 81, 1901;
May 23.-Nichojas Segnanovlch, " wears;
drowned in storm Of September s.
May Mrs. Sallie f. Tate, rs 11.l2
years; RHghts disease Henry c. Sturn
er; died in New Orlaaus
wound
May - Joseph Cowart. % years: asthe.
MIA. laraystamy. Robert J. Pignol 26
years. haSilat meningitis
May Is Ann Downs, Is years. colorcd:
acute dyscntery. L. Bloch 20 years
urHcmiu
May 20, VIII weher died in Beaumont.
Texas, Infant Willie py6ft > mouths
colored; natural cause Inquest Miss Net.
tie Tucker, ii years collapse cholera
uoStras John LndbIad; septic bertonitis,
Jacob, sevlui, rs years; accidental drown.
Ing, dnqucsQ J n Mucckle, go years;
caclnoma of intestines
May 81. Nlrgie Godfrey, AZ months
colored; CASTRO enteritls
c II Wilkinson. VI a.
Health Physician.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-02
BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER

Halfway travel at the rate o. 100 miles
an hour on single rain with electricity "a
the motive promises % be the common
method In England In the not remote IN
ture. II is now almost certain mat Man
chester and Liverpool arc Ia he connected
hy rail iu this why. Parliament has al
ready partly consented TO the experiment.
Lasr year tho promotcrs were heaten In the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-02

house by lobbyists NJ the three existing
railways between tho two cities This
year the innovators are luckler. Safety By
the single rail system Is secured by con
structlnE tac track nm trcstle. and the
train Is kept from oscillation by the use Of
side rails which act rs guides. The whole
distence between Manchester and Liver.
pool Will be covered in twenty minutes
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-02
No
Ambition

81 feel SO completely run
down. ! am so easily tired.
My nerves are weak, and |
am just about discouraged"
Your doctor calls this
"anemia,' or poverty Of the
blood. A great many people
have it every spring.
And a great many physi-
clans prescribe Ayers Sar-
saparilIa for it, TOO. And why
not? We tell them all the
ingredients, and this makes
them confident that there is
nothing its equal for making
pure, rich blood.
si.ss hostile. All srusrIsis.
J.c.AYER CO., Lowell. AlasA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-02
WiIIiam MeponaId 3D..

Galveston, Texas, June l.-wlHam No.
Donald aged 80 years, died at o'clock
this mocnins at his residence, 1902 Pos.
otnce street. The deceased was We'll aud
fayorablv known here. In 1879 he was an
pointed 70 the police force and served forr
wears ne was reappointed to the Fore
u me service until 1881 Mr. NcnoHai,
Eas iesided IN Galveston for abon, go s ~
years lie leaves q wifa and four cbilip,5S
me funeral will occur at O'clock 10.
conducted at ST. Patrlck's church, ~" DC
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-02
CATTLE WE'RE KILLED

And Crops Damaged by Heavy Hail and
Rain.
Abilene, Texas. May Si.--Fuller reports
have been received here Of the terrible hail
and rain last Wednesday night, All crepe
are destroyed south. west and north Of
Abilene.
In the Hodges and TRULY community
north Of here much damage was done by
wind. A number OF residences were torn
% Pieces and several persons injured. No
fatalities are reported, however
East 81 Abilene on Cedar Creek forty
fead pens for tn cAbllene Cotton oil COM
pany are located, and many cattle were
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Few Fields Esonped

Mcrkel. Texas, May n This section of
tho country WIS visited by terrific rain
and hailstorm yesterday evening and last
night. Hundreds Of acres Of cotton and
corn are destroyed but few fields escaped
The hail stones were very large sumN ma
large as goose eggs. shingles mere torn
from the roofs aud window lights broken
out Greeks are all swimming
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-02
THE BOIL wEEvlL.

Gonzales, Texas, June Prof. Mally ar
rived today and spoke 10 a good crowd this
evening at the court house on the boil
weeytl ana the host methods ~ getting rid
or the pest His remarks were well re
celNcd by the farmers generally and IL Is
hoped Nat they win continue the work al.
ready begun IN DESTROYING the weevil.
Caldwell, Texas. June i.-sprayers and
poison going ont Of town In quantities 20
work on the boil weevil The farmers are
thoroughly In earnest, and every effort win
be used 90 rid the county OF the pest
Bryan, Texas Jupc THE merchants
and business men OF Rryan issued an ad-
day urging them 60 begin the light az once
on the holl weevil and to use the methods
advocated by Prof Mally, both as 70
poisOns and sprayers. They ofer TO FUR.
nish the Sprayers aud poison to farmers at
reasonable cost. The address is signed
by the following, Cole Bros Webb Bros.
Ell Bros. J, W. Coulter. Tyler HIaswell.
Wilson Jenkins Drug company Sanders
Bros, Co., James 4 CASTLES Bryan GRO,
4. w iIlgrs Harder 'CEh ath5mN l Rss Sr,,
an buchanan, NJ, u. James. First Ma
lonal bank, y. c, zuber r. 5, Read r.
Thomas, = Hunter, J A Myers, Rurt Nor
wood, Wagner \ Brandon, \ NJ Mcnon-
gald, Saunders 4 Johnson. Merchants and
Planters National bank.
Hearne. Texas june / The hon weeyll
Is the all absorbing topic Of conversation
among the planters IN this section inst al
this time. number OF remedies are sug
gested, hut Just which one viii be applied
can not be stated right now. The spraying
dcvicc, however seems 10 be the most
feasible plan recommended
Fayetteville. Texas, May 81 The farm
cts are al busilv a. work poisoning the
hon weevll with mixture OF London pnr
pic. moaSscs and water They would pre-
Ter. however 20 nse the mixture recon,
mrnded by state Entomclogist Prof Maily.
hut can lot vet the arsenate ~ lead hero
Nr John huhena has twice seut an order
accompanied nv cheek to Galveston for
arsenate lead. hut the check was returned
each time. The rrst order WAS sent Nav -
the second Nav - Afr. Elder In his vcs
terdaNs reply states that he Will hare
supply on hand In ten or twelve days
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Preferred Death % Arrest.

Chicago, June Confronted 10y police.
man with his pistol half drawn and with
Officers closing in on him from behind,
Aurelins w GrihIug turned Soyoycr
against his tempo last evening and com
mitted suicide He was seeking Ia escape
arrest on charge OF horse stealing snd
when brought To bay ended his life rather
than submit 10 the disgrace OF capture
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SHORT TEXAS SPEcIALS

RISK. -The Wall cases are SET ~ 2
June 10.
ELGIN.-The farmers are busy d''fg'
boil weeyil. !, 4
oUANAH.-A banquet given y i.
Knights of Pythias was one OF s'' NJ
events Of the season.
SAN ANGELA Jury IN tne ~
j. s. Fowlkes Of Dallas, enaIss' u
murder, brought In verdict OF NO. NJ
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drowned There Tom Cogglns Of Merkcl
toSt twenty head drowned and fifty or six
Hughes have found eight dead steers IN
thctr pasture. These cattle we're iu feed
pens on the crcck and were drowned. Some
OF them wore found lodged ia tops Of trees
twenty feet from the ground Some lSn
feet Of the splash board was torn away
from the Lytle dam, bur no other damage
was done there.
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IN CHEROKEE COUNTY


IfePs were hnlneo over Wlde otretoh
q 'el''o'y
New Birmingham Texas, May II .--N
hrsvv rain fell here bctvecn gnC
t ......I,
o elocA las' MINT ~ WIS '''"N p'''''N Wy
both Wind and hail. NO serious damage
vat done j,v either I'm fbIs Immediate yi,,u.
80. -, .,..
.N' ouf l"te h'tS H""'""eH' "' N'''
course Of the storm this morning Tomato
nelds were literally ruined by the hail.
Corn and cotton shared the same fate toI
n distance NJ three miles south rhr storm
seemed 70 leave gap of about three miles
uhere there was very little. N ans, uaii.
hu' from that polar ON south NAH got IN
its destructive work Hgain for considerable
distance iust how fAr this correspondent
has been unable 10 learn. but tho impress
sion Of farmers who came in this morning
from th0t quarter BIS thar the hail reached
as far south Ms Alto