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The sun., 1901-07-03
PANIC on THE sOUTHFTBLD.
Perryboat Helpless in Pierce souan-Pas-
sengers Fisht for Life preservers.

PerrybOat Helpless In Fierce SQuau-Pas.
senxers Fisht for Life preservers.
with the Northneld Disaster fresh In their
minds fifteen hundred passengers on the
Staten Island ferry boat Southneld had
bad scare Yesterday afternoon when the
boat ran into squall and for q few minutes
drifted before the storm. The Southfeld
left the foot Of Whitehall street al 5a5 o'clock
with the usual crowd Of commuters aug
msnted by hundreds bound for the staten
Island beaches As the boat rounded Castle
Williams, on Governors Island. the passen-
gers saw tho saual driving up the bay from
the south 1t was black and threatening
and in a few minutes the boat ran into It.
For few minutes the gnle was terrific The
waves dashed against the boat with a force
that made 1t tremble while the water washed
over the deck. driving the passengers to the
upper cabin. Added 70 the pounding of
the 'ssF sses was ot and aor craHs
The boat rolled so badly that the engines
had 10 be stopped and the boat was driven
directly dire toward the sea wall at the southerly
side Of Governors island
With the Arst rush of the water on the ferry
boats deck there was Q panic. Passengers
from the lower deck rushed up the stairways
and some Of the more timid men ran TO the
life preservcr racks and began pulling down
nfp rreslTFrrS MS htllpH N'llNlHN'u ~"
crowd that the boat was sinking some
~ tho passengers attempted 10 aid the crew
In Guieting the fears of the crowd, but TO no
purpose "a, .,
The upper cabin was packed with shontins
was a desperate struggle for life preAsrvers.
Several women tainted men threw on their
coats and one removed his shoes and SOCKS
The aauall was not more than five to eight
minutes in passing and when the waves fell
and the sun came out the panic quickly sub;
sided The boa, was got under way and
continued its Journey When on 81. George
another storm was run into. but the landing
was safely made. The only damage 10 the
passengers was some torn clothing
The sun., 1901-07-03

uprooting trees and blowing away outhouses
II blew the steeple from the Parkvile Con-
gregational Church at Eighteenth street and
Ocean Parkway. When tho church steeple
topplsd over 10 carried with 1t . big slioe OF
the roof OF the church. The steeple fell
across the electric light wires. tearing them
from their poles and dragging down many
trece. poles and emall sheds in the vicinity
Of tn church
In Twenty-iourth avenue. between Cropsey
was was s" struck s'S by lightning Ten a Sorses in the
barn psrished in the Are that fo lowed One
OF the stablemep was knocked from a ladder
G hs S and
killing the horses. One Of the horses was
valued at 81 900 The stsbleman jumped
the Are started. but 1t was sald that another
man who had been In the barn was missing
and It was believed that he lost his life
house ia Ntnsty-second street. ! between
Second and Third avenues in the Fort Ham,
ilton district August Herman and three
The lightning hit the chimney. dug hols
through the roof, Knocked down two ceilings
snd. broke az the dishes Mr.. Herman and
hs family suffered from shock
At Forty-seventh. street and Fifth avenue
the wind took a chimney on A. house and
scattered bricks over the roof Of building
Borough Park and Bath Beach appeared
20 be the centre Of embattled storms about
y o'clock Every horizon was streaksd with
lightning. and flashes darted from the zenith,
The torrsntinl rush Of water was mingled
with hail that drove through tho open troll
leys. whose tracks sridiron the wooded
neghborhoods OF those parts OF Brooklyn
fierce tnrnado-lke whrlwlnd swept across
Borough Park between Fortisth and Fifty
eighth streets. uprootng a dozen trees and
tearing on "A hundred or more big branches
Two tall board signs aon eside the trolley
tracks were blown down and torn 10 pieces
Two trees were twisted from their moortngs
in Borough Park and hurled across the track
OF southbound trains on the Bath Beach
road
Three trains OF Ave cars each we're held up
more than half an hour BY the obstruction,
and the schedule OF the line was Knocked
out for the night
Mounted policemen. trainmen. volunteer
passengers and boys Of the nsiRhborhood
helped haul the trees on the tracks Several
trees were ripped in two down the trunk
by lightning
The sun., 1901-07-03
YACHTS AND POWER BOATS SUNK.
Cloudburst at O.sinins Does . Vast Amount Of
Damage.

OssrN1So. n Y. July 2-Ossinine was
visited by a severe wind storm and cloud
burst this afternoon Several yachts and
power boat. were swamped and sunk The
boat house OF Peter smith was blown from
its ping and the veranda of the ossining
lacht lub was hurled INTO the river The
tin roof OF the Rand Drill foundry was sent
800 feet TO the jerks Brothers wharf
The work of replacing the roof on the new
Administration building at sing Sing prison
Is under way When the storm struck TIN,
IL lifted 200 square feet Of new siating and
scattered II all about the prison yard Tele-
phono. telegraph. electric light and trolley
wires wore torn down The roof oi the crow
Ruilding In Central avenue vas carried away.
also the roofs OF several private residences
A teamster named William Marshall was
struck on tho head by a falling tree and his
skull was fractured and both legs broken
The arm Of Mrs George seaman OF tnde-
peudence Place was broken by a falling
tree
part Of the trolley road will be disabled
until tomorrow and the electric lights ~
the village are all out tonight. When the
storm subsidized the thermometer had dropped
from lO4 20 NJ degrees
The sun., 1901-07-03
WALL STREETS COAT OFF.
EMINENT RINANCIERs TURN SHIRT
SLEEVE MEN AT LEAST.


Only one Ney IN . s'oox Exchanse Vsss 70
Close After To-day Untii Monday-Gov-
.nor, In Reccosidcr Their Nsv-R,lis
and Rear. m. T.mp.r,,w. ouo..,,oo,.
-shirt-waist" men. that IA men who didn't
war oo.,s w.ra al, oy.r VIII s,r.., ,,,s
terday. Among the leaders Of fashion in
hon.a =, d Mo,aan a Co 49, puoa,ana,
mouse ~ ol d Morsan 20 ana rres'oeh'
W II Trussdale of the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western Railroad Company. The
- :, a.. ~, vi, CO., r'an. a.
'uies oI 'h' w" 'o,A 'o''oh hAohange 40
not permit tha members 10 appear on the
floor OF the Exchange without their coats
H., ~ r,oa, Cor,,,i,,o, ,,aa..s,a. 81,
pu' 'he r'oo' '""i''',e" yes'eruas oiu
not see" the many traders who appeared
In the pit on the cali costless, and before II
o.oIao, so.-oa,,, a hroLor h.1 -, ~
p,ooH Sc'"'e,y p'oher hao 'os, on,
Excessive dnlness prevailed all day in the
stock market the smallest DAYS business
this year being done. The total sales Of
stocks for the i've hours the stock Exchange
was open were iss. $50 shares The Stock
Exchange tIo,ers beean 10 nrint -oda lo,s-
'''"' '' w."
The sun., 1901-07-03
EXCURSION PARTY hit BY soUALL.
Thou ght They were All Going to Bottom when
Sea, Hanged Thsm Down the Ray.

At tho height Of yesterdays storm many
members OF big excursion party belong
ing TO St Luke's German Lutheran Church,
while sailing OF Staten Island thought that
they would surely go to the bottom The
excursionists started from New Rochelle In
the morning for Richmond Beach. They
chartered the steamer Laura NJ. Starin and
a barge which waA tied alongside the steamer
They started back about o clock Before
they cruld make the inside Of the hGbor the
storm struck them. In the heavy sea the
4 t,amer and the barge rolled violently and
several times they came together with
crash
Once the barge stove In the steamers for
ward cabin and smashed he windows on the
port side Some one cried out that the boat
was sinking and for some moments there was
almost q pan ic. Many, OF the Passenger.
sides of the steamer and barge. apparently
% lump oyorboard some OF the nen, headed
by Mayor Dillon Of New Rochelle Rpd City
Engineer Haskell. eventually ca lru cd the Ak,
element Many were drsnohed and several
we're so overcome with shock that when New
Rochelle was reached they had to be carried
ashore.
The sun., 1901-07-03
>TORV'S HAVOC ~ BROOkLfN.
len Horse, killed In Barn struck by Lightning
church stceple Blown Down.

'r' r..'' r",rgraph wires and the wires
II 'r Fire Department IN Brooklyn were
..r' from ~" poles In various places De-
'"s.l Prn-I"rt Park and Conov Island IN the
1N" wires dan.lod In tie strr".'
,. .upa other live wiros and sent green stars
.. srI'''rul over che tracks OF many
NJ ... pr lines ~ Pnrkv'lle. Bath beaoh
no .n FCouah policeman and hremcn were
''. r.' 'n DO Gre patrol duty. and used pm
'.." .g.ohes to send in alarms of fire
..' ..."'r'r HiT,s a. F!Ith avenue and
.r. ,'r'"t wore blown into tho street
" "r.. va, blown down blocked the car
.. ..r ovar IA hour The same thing &C.
a' CIA.-nn avenue and Fulton street
."i. famous old willow tree was blown
'', Many other trees along Fourth Firm
..l ~.v,u avenues were blown down
g.r Of throe-storv frame dwellings IN
r. p, erection In East Eighth street,
H lrinkln avenue In psrkvtlie we're
fr iown. but no one was injured The
buildings we're owned by the Morris Build
~ 'ompany
he Wind played havoc AZ Parkvilie. After
The sun., 1901-07-03
STAGE DRIVERS DAY OFF.
He Goes for Fun on an Auto stagc-It Dumps
Him and He walks Home,

James Allen. driver OF one Of the Fifth
avenue stages. got a day on yesterday be-
cause his stage horses were knocked out by
the heat Allen spent tho day riding UP and
down the same old avenue on one OF the new
public automobile stages with his friend
Patrick Dorm. the motorman In the even
ing Dorm was sent over TO the Riverside
Drive route with his automobile and he and
no passengers aboard Near Grants Tomb
DORM lost control Of his machine II smashed
through an ron fence and went down 20
Dorin's ears was broken Allen got a scalp
wound They went TO the Manhattan Hol-
pital and after being fixed UP started for
home. Dorm wasn't mussed up much. SO
he was able to get aboard a car Allen had
n bsndage on his head and hb clothes were
covered With blood. so no motorman would
stop for him, He finished up his day OF
bv walking through the weather down to
22s East Seversy-fourt street
The sun., 1901-07-03
FUGITIVE IOWA BANKER CAUGHT.
ward Going Back to lie Mars, Ia. where His
Bank Had 20 Close.

United States Secret Service men captured
yesterday In Jersey City T. = Ward. former
Vioe-President OF the Le Mars National Bank
OF lie Mars. la. II is alleged that on April
last Ward altered a draft on the bank and
disappeared with about 5000. Yesterday.
before United States Commissioner Alex
ander he waived examination and agreed
20 return to Iowa for trial
SIOUX CITY. la. July 2.-Ward used
the banks funds for speculation In stocks.
lost hea Willy last April and then left LeNars
lie got away with $50, 600, whioh compelled
the bank to close its doors. The depostors
lost nothing. but an assessment OF 500 was
levied on the stockholders Ward left his
wife and week-old babe penniesS. The
wife sold their home to get money TO support
herself
The sun., 1901-07-03
MARE ISLAND srA1s coMxExasD.
Navy Depsrtment Praises Its Conduct wAsa
the Magazine Blew Up.

WARRINGTON. July 3.-Acting Secretary
Of the Navy Hackett has addressed a letter
to the Commandant OF the Navy Yard. Mare
Island. Cal. commencing the officers and an
listed meu OF that yard for their conduct
during the destruction Of the powder maRs-
zine He says:
zine were unusual The occasion was At
tended. IA we'll may be ina agined, with what
threatened TO he cause Of death and great
destruction of property. IL called for prompt
and courageous efforts
The Department l. highly gratihed to
learn that officers. marines and others at
tached 10 the station displayed at this trying
moment courage, ability and perfect oool-
ness In word, the behavior OF all oon-
cernfd was admirable
The sun., 1901-07-03
PERSECTTNG STRIKERS ~ 90 URT.
-Chano euor Lets All the Men Take on
Their Goats at Paterson Hearing.

PATERSON. n. j. July 9.-Vice- sncellor
Pitney resumed the hearing in the contempt
proceedings against the Prank 4 Dusan
SILK Mil strikers here to-day He announced
that any man present might take on hh cost
and In q short time the courtroom was fun
Of shirt-slssvss,
Mas Emma ruhree, a non-union worker,
told how she was folloyed about the street
ming Of April 81 tho crowd was 50 large and
40 dsrnonstrstive that she and two oonpan-
ion. were driven back to the lnIl. where they
'tsyse s.tsse un % M;;s ss'
swore that Clenons Herold. tho leader Of
Ss :s '9f FAN a bstor. ssat s ,s sa S1
with him
The sun., 1901-07-03
COPS IN SHIRT WAISTS.
Mayor Of New Haven Has Superintendent ef
Police Grant Men Permission.

New HAVEN, Conn. July Mayor John
p. seldtey OF this city yesterday advised
SupSrin tendent Of Police Wrlnn TO give
policemen permission to appear in shirt
waists. supt wrinn demurred on the ground
that suoh an action would be violation Of
police regulations To-day the Mayor re-
newed his request Supt wrinn issued the
necessary order and the cops to-day ap-
peared In shirtwai.ts
The Mayor. later, said: 1--WE seen Cen
erals In the United States Army IN shut
sleeves while on dutv and II the Regula
army can be IL little humane guess the police
force OF New Haven can AFFORD to follow
suit II Ia too hot for formaYtes
The sun., 1901-07-03
State Department WIN Not Press Aliens Claim
for Damages.

WASHINGTON. July 2.-The State Depart
ment has declined to press the claim Of Charles
s Allen. an American. for damages against
the ground for this decision that there has
been no denial Of justice In both ooun-
tries. the Department says. ample remedies
are Afforded before the local tribunals for
the redress for such grievances. and the rule
of international law Is well settled that diplo-
matte intervention does not lie in such cases
until all ordinary remedies which are afforded
by the local laws have been exhausted"
The sun., 1901-07-03
Secretary Hay Delays His Trip 10 Washington
on Account Of the Heat.

wAsHSoroN. July 2.-Secrctary Hay, who
was expec ted here tomorrow, will probably
not como for several days. the extreme heat
having det erred him from making the Journey
Mr. Hsy may be In Washington for day
only, and during that time he will devote
himself exclusively to pressing public and
private business. He will probably not SEQ
any visitors.
The sun., 1901-07-03
Wan, Salvage for Saving the stareross.

The British steamer stsroross. now lying
alongside the coal pier At Newport News,
was lioelled tonight by the master Of the
North Caroline tugs Blnnche Of the Cape
Tsor fowins and Tran sportation Company
ana Marion Of the D ianond Wrsoking Com
many The ubellAnts, VINO elIcv- that the
sIip and cargo are worth $500. 900, claim
sslyaye. alleging that their tugs, hssisted
by orhers. h.uIsd the Staroross o6 Look kout
shoals afisr she struck upon them on June
II The steamer appears TO have sustained
a. in iury
The sun., 1901-07-03
storm Doe, Damage in Hayer.tr.w.

NYAcK. y Y, July A severe thunder
storm visited Upper Rookland county lses
thls afternoon and did great deal Of damage
At Haverstrsw Houses were unroof cd and
several brlokyard shsds were completely
wrecked AZ the stone crushing plant.
shor, distance south OF Hsverstraw village.
and from the plant, were wrecked and other
DAMAGE was done In that vicinity, BY the
wind and large hailst9nes which fen OF
Havers'raw a number of large shade wees
were twisted of by the wind.
The sun., 1901-07-03

Discovery cleanses the blood from the
clogging impurities which breed and
feed disease, and so cures pimples, boils,
eczema, and other diseases which have
their cause III impure blood.
The sole motive for substitution Is to
permit the dealer to make the little more
profit paid by the sale OF less meritorious
medicines He gains. You lose There
fore, accept no substitute for Golden
Medical Discovery"
~ have used your Golden Medical Discovery
IN case OF scrofula aud cured It," writes Mr.,
VIM u shambin, Of Remy, Cherokee Nation,
!nd Territory. III took i've bottles Of Il for my
blood. I had rinavorms on me and I would
burn them on and they would come RI yht back,
and they were on me when ! commenced using
Golden Medical Discovery which took them
away, and haven't been bothered ANYMORE"
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cleanse
the bowels and stimulate the sluggish
liver.
The sun., 1901-07-03
Gen. Gomez In Washington.

WASHINGTON, July ? Cen Maxtmo Gomez
reached Washington tonight from New York.
and was met at the station by the Assistant
Secretary of War. Col Sanger He will
first call on Secretary Root tomorrow and
afterward on President Mckinley Gen
Gomez confirmed the letter printed In La
Lushn of Havana that he did not desire TO
bo President OF Cuba He could lead armies
for Cuba, he said, but did not possess the
quall ca tions for President
The sun., 1901-07-03
PIMPLES

And other eruptions which mar the siin
ere more than disfgurement and an.
noysnce; they are . positive detrineut
10 the buainees Interests and social sue.
The sun., 1901-07-03
HANGED HIMSELF WITH GRIP STRAP.


CHICAGO, Ill. July "A man about 80
years old, who registered as c, II. williamson
of Philadelphia, Pa. hanged himself with
n rip strap thrown over a closet door at the
Briggs House this morning.
Williamson arrived from the Easton sat
urday aud from letters In h,s possession
4 ip assumed thst he rss travelling Tor The
torbin Cabinet Lock Company Of New Britain,
Conn He loft letters addressed 70 bis wife
in Philsds,uhia and 10 Or james Williamson.
ss?7 North twenty first street, Philadelphia.
The sun., 1901-07-03
M.DONNELL MURDER TRIAL PIT OFF.
Heat-Stricksn en- Juror Canavan So weak That
He MGht HIVE Coll ap.ed.

The trial Of Myles B Mcdonnell for the
murder of George Price in the Onowa Cafe
on the night Of Dec 81 was adjourned yester-
day, this time until Monday owing to the
weak condition OF p. I. CanavRn, foreman
of the jury. who succnmhed to the hest in
the course of the trial Oh Monday afternoon.
morning looking very pale and feeble JUS
tics fIraman advised hi ~ to take few day.
more as II he broke down again the trial
would have to be adj ournpd until full and
then probably would have TO be begun all
over again
The sun., 1901-07-03
SOUTHERN. CITIES SHORT or ICE.
Boom for the Artincisi Product Due to the
Excessive Heat.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. july The ice question
IN one Of serious concern in u half dozen cities
In the South. and the propsects Of relief are
not encouraging
To-day Memphis factories were asked 70
All large orders from Little Rock and Tex-
arkans, Ark Greenville. Miss. and Birmins-
ham Ala the supply In those cities not being
equal TO the usual demand occnsioned by
the protra Cted heat on account Of the
heavy local demand Memphi, factories would
not undertake 70 all large out-!d@ orders;
A factory which has been idlc Tor several
yenrs will start up tomorrow
The sun., 1901-07-03
se,OOO.OOO FOR PAY or SOLDIERS
Sent to San Francisco TO Pay Those Recently
Returned From the Philippines.

W.sUINGToS July 2.-The Treasury De-
partment to-day disbursed the unusually
lnrge sum Of s2,io0.Ooo for expenses In the
War Department. or this amount $1,000 900
WAS sent To the Pacific Coast for the pay
nent Of soldiers. principally those who have
recently returned from the Philippines
This IL one Of the largest amounts ever ds-
burs.d at ono time FOR soldiers pay In the
United States. Another larg" .aynIent from
the Treasury to-day was that " sl.200,O0O
for interest On the public ccDt.
The sun., 1901-07-03
CARS COLLIDE WEAR VIEW HAVEN.
Motornan Couldn't See In the Cloud Of Dsss
rs Injured.

NEW HAVEN. Coun,, July 1.-TWO electric
cars on the woodmont and Bridgeport line
had headon collision tonight about seven
miles from this city aud twenty-five passen-
gers were more or less injured One motor
man tried TO make a switch on single track
line and believed he could do II before the
other car, coming from the opposite direction.
would reach the switch His Judgment was
faulty At the same tine the thundsfstorm
sent I'D A cloud Of dust making II impossible
for notorman to see any distance,
When the two oars crashed together there
was great excitement that was Increased by
the flashes OF lightning and the thunder
One Of the motornsn was badly injured
Four persons who occupied the front seat OF
one OF the cars escaped without scratch.
The sun., 1901-07-03

wAsHINGroN. July 2.-The training ship
Essex has arrived at Gardeners Bay, tho
auLbolt Vixen at Hampton Roads and the
tAndor4 Potomac and Nina al Newport The
battloshin Indiana has sailed from New Lon
Ion Tor New port, the training ship Lancaster
from Gardeners Bay for Newport. the battle
ship oregon from san FRANCISCO Tor Port
Angeles and the battleship Wisconsin from
Port Angeles for New Whatoom
The sun., 1901-07-03
FIRE ~ HUNTINGTON. ". VA.
Two Squares burned and s2OO, 900 Loss-No
water In Reservoir.

HUNTINGTON. ". Va. July "A 1re that
started In tho Adeiphi Hotel this morning
wi ped out two squares Of the central part Of
the city and caused damage estimated to
exceed 500 800 There was not a gallon Of
water In the reservo DIR owing 10 hr~h X IN the
mains Special trains were run :" Cal"tts-
burg and Ashland. Ky. to bring fire engines
and assistance tQ the oity six pToStrations
Ware cnuscd BY the eXtrelne heat
The sun., 1901-07-03
MERCy FOR Az A0ED OFFENDER.
Judge Told Him lie ought 60 he Preparing for .
Future Life-Let Him on with Fine.

Here YOU arc. almost o. years old. too old
20 be oornmittins crimes. According to the
Bible you have only tan moro years TO 1.-Two,
so you ought to be preparing for the life
beyond the grsvp instead Of SHINING For
that reason and that only, ON. disposed
to he lenisIt with you. Instead " sending
yon VIII have 10 stand consmined until It 10
paid
II was thus that Judge Aspinall Of the
case OF AhoIph II Smythe of 2a3 filsry street.
who had been convicted OF Grand lurcenpy.
The sun., 1901-07-03
HELD 4 PRISONER IN CEYLON.
A Young yirEinisn Charged with Aiding and
Abrtttng the Boers.

WASHINGTON. July 2--The State Depart
ment has instructed the United States con-
sular officers at Cape Town and Colombo to
investiyate a complaint of Representative
Lasslter Of Virginia that Mendell Miller q
a prisoner In Ceylon on the charge Of aiding
and abetting the Beers Representative
Lassiter says that the charge Il unfounded
The sun., 1901-07-03
Howard Goulds Sail on the Niasara.

Mr. and Mrs Howard Gould sailed yes
terday for summer cruise In European
waters aboard the steam yacht Niagara.
which passed out Of the Hook at 2:SS o'clock
in the afternoon Her first stop will be
uravesend The 0oulds are accompanied by
Dr. and Mrs Clement Cleveland and Mr.
and Mrs William 4 PcrIy The Niagara
Is commanded by Capt {. II Grant and DR..
J c Tavlor is her surgeon
The sun., 1901-07-03
Mules AND CATTLE DIE or CLARION
The Disease gfng In Bolivar County, Miss.
-Four Persons Infected.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. July 2.-Charbon has
developed intthe Mississippi cotton belt and
has caused panic among planters. Within
the past week over Ave hundred mules have
died with the disease within an area Of fifty
miles in Bolivar county. Cattle ara also
suffering with the disease which is spreading
-Four persons In Bolivar county have been
infected The diseafe has been raging for
two or three weeks Some planters have
scrt 10 Memphis for stock cars to remove
THAR stock
The sun., 1901-07-03
Hospital Attendants Arrested for wadman's
Death.

Michael Carroll. a nurse. and John Foley,
An attendant In the Manhattan State Hos
DitAl on Wards island were arrested last night
inc item with being responsible for the death
OF Herbert c Walman. the bartender who
died recently in the asylum "a tho result OF
In
The sun., 1901-07-03
Buildings HIT on STATEN rsTAND.
j. II. Alexander's House Burned Down-rwo
storehouses Destroyed.

The storm on Staten Island was very severe.
The three-story frame dwelling Of j. II
Alexander in New York avenue, Fort Wads-
worth. adj dining the Government reservation.
was struck by lightning The family had
recently NOV ed into the house for tho sum
msr The bolt struck the wing on the rear
Of the house The Eaet Shore Fire Depart
tnent had the fire under control In two haurs,
4 company ~ regular soldiers from Fort
Wsdswnrth were turned out and asNistsd tho
frcmen In saving some Of the firnitur-
Bonicysrd at 6it.ords wer. fred By hshtnlns
and totally d...r3yea Lhs 6uiidlssss H. r.,c, wse1
in ES' he y a iHarinm- a. Midland seach wa,
burned out by the lightntns. and the people
who were sailing around In the boats wero
taken out by the attendants