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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-30
DAMAGE OVER 100000.
Floods Declared the Worst south
Has Suffered in Years.


Has Suffered in Years.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 29-The
floods in Middle Tennessee, the worst
known in many years, have resulted in
losses aggregating more than s., 000,0
On the Nashville, Chattanooga q ST.
Louis, and Louisville & Nashville rail
ways several bridges have been damaged
The Cumberland, Elk and Duck rivers
and their tributaries rose rapidly last
night, the rise at Nashville since yes
terday morning being twenty-five feet
This river is still rising and reports
come from various towns on the upper
river that the raging waters have swept
away a number of houses.
Three lives were lost in Giles county.
John Cole and his family, who resided on
Richland creek. near Pulaski, were
driven to the roof of their home to escape
the rising water The foundations of the
structure gave way and the family We're
thrown into the flood. Mrs. Cole and
her two young children were drowned
The remainder of the family escaped.
The damage at Murfresboro and other
portions of Rutherford county, is esti-
mated to be $500, 900.
COLUMBUS, Ga, March 29.-several
manufacturing establishments were
forced to close down today on account of
the high water in the Chattaoochee river.
A washout is reported on the Southern
railway near Oak Mountain Springs.
MIDDLESBORO, Ky, March 29.-The
worst flood since 1890 swept over Eastern
Kentucky and Eastern Tennessee last
night, II rained for three days and
nights, swelling the Cumberland and
Powell rivers beyond their banks, as well
as all other streams, and before the
farmers were aware Of the danger the
| flood was on them. Many were COM
PEELED to flee for their lives
The Middlesboro valley was inundated
and every store in this city, except three,
mad from eight to fifteen inches of water
7 on it's floors.
over the Rhine" peopled by negroes
and poor whites, was flooded, and the
denizens were compelled to flee to save
their lives.
VICKSBURG, Miss, March 29-All rail
communication with the outside world
is about restored, though trains are rum
ming on irregular schedules
Meridian is still cut off from Jackson
and the West.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-30
DOUBLE CONSULAR SYSTEM

CHRISTIANTA, Norway, March 29.-
The Swedish Norwegian committee APP
pointed to consider the abolition of the
present joint consular system of the two
countries has decided in favor of sep
arate consular service, thus removing
the principal cause of friction between
Norway and Sweden.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-30
NOW JEFFRIES' TURN
OFFER OF CHARLESTON CLUB DOES
NOT EXCITE THE CHAM
PION
FEARS HITCH AT LAST MOMENT
NanaGer Delaney Goes Further and
Insists That Hid VIII Not he
COnsidered-SOuthe Bid
der Posts Forfeit.

NEW YORK, March 29-In a telegram
from Jeffries yesterday morning the big
boiermaker says he thinks the offer of
the Century club, of Los Angeles, Cal,
will give the N-ers a bigger bunch or
money on a 20 per cent basis than the
Charleston clubs bid. The champion goes
on to say that he is afraid there would be
siip-up at the last moment if the
Charleston offer was accepted, as there
was in Cincinnati when he was to have
met GuS Rubin and the governor stepped
in and called a halt. Jeffries does not,
however, reject the offer altogether. He
says the Century club is to hold a meet
ing today, and he wants to hear the result
of the cOnfab before deciding
Billy Delaney. Jeffries' manager. is not
as temperate as the champion in his re
marks regarding the bid for the contest
made by }. c. JOudOn, of Charleston. ;.
{. Delaney is in Oakland, CAL and has
no chance to talk the matter over with
Jefries or he might be as willing to con
slider the bid as the champion. 1t is gen
orally believed that the matter will be
settled by Jeffries himself, and that De
laney viii see things differently if Jeffries
decides to accept the Charleston offer.
Delaney has the following to say, ac-
cordlng to report received here:
Il viii not consider ttat oner. as I
sincerely believe that Fitzsimmors is at
the notion of it. From the way he is
'bully-ra gging' about the athletic clubs
of San Francisco and Los Angeles, and
knowing from previous experiences that
offers from athletic clubs in the section
OF The country around Charleston are not
sincere and that fights cannot be pulled
off there, ! am satisfied that Fitzsimmons,
in his frantic cndeavor to get out of a
fight with Jeffries, is behind that offer.
Anyone who knows South Carolina would
not consider such an offer. / should not
consider it,
JOudon Pests Forfeit.
NEW YORK, March 29-J. S Joudon,
representing Charleston exposition, has
posted "A certified check for $1,000 as a
guarantee of the offer of a purse of
So 90 for the Fitzsimmons- effries fight
ChaIlestons offer is OF 70 per cent of
the gross receipts with SIG coo guaranteed
10 the lighters as minimum sum.
formal tender covering the offer was made
and consideration of it with the other
bids when they are opened on April l
was asked by Mr.. Joudon and his asso-
Ctates. Ihey have conferred with FitZ-
simmons who assured them that he con-
sidered their proposition in connection
with the Los Angeles offer. JOudon said
he was assured there would be no inter-
ference with the fight. His plan is to
have a daylight contest in a great arena
within the exposition grounds on any day
between May l and June l that may be
agreed upon.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-30
Bowler. to Hold Meeting

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. March 29.-The
officers and executive committee of the
American Bowling congress will meet
here tomorrow Mayor BookWalter, the
president having called them together to
discuss plans for the convention and
tournament in indianapolis next year
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-30
BUM AND coUNTRYMAx WIN.
Thirty-First Tourney of ST. Paul
Chess and whist Club Concluded.

Bwn and Countryman won the cham
pionship badge at the conclusion Of the
thirty-first duplicate whist tourney, of the
St Paul Chess and Whist club, the first
game in which was played last night.
Second prize went to Sanders and Pat
terson, and Deue1 and Lawton took the
third place. Sperry and Armstrong made
high score in last nights game. The
thirty-sec0nd tourney will commence next
Saturday. Summary of last nights
game:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-30
zIEGLER FIGHTS A DRAW
EVEN FIGHTING SHOWN IN SIX
ROUND CONTEST WITH CONNOLLY

CHICAGO, March z9.-The six-round
fight held tonight at the Chicago Athletic
club between Eddie Connolly and Owen
ZeigIer ended in a draw The fighting
was even throughout the contest
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-30
BELL DOWNSFLASHKAMP
HE WINS THREE OUT OF -FOUR IN
MARSHFIEI4D MATCH.

MARSHFIELD. Wis, March 29.-In the
Bell-F'lashkamp wrestling match at the
opera house tonight Bell won. securing
the first fall in 1880 Flashkamp the Sec
ond i'll 400 and Bell the third and fourth
in 1915 and 1:50.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-30
OHIO viii Protect the Rirds

COLUMBUS, Ohio, March 29.-The
Brannock bill, to prevent trap shooting
at live birds, was passed today by the
house without opposition. The bill pro-
vides for heavy penalty for violation
OF the statute.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-30
ChenauIt Purchases Colt.

LEXINGTON. Ky, March 30. Fl.
Chenault of the Spendthrift stud, has
purchased of 7. b. Bright, Danvile the
yearling chestnut colt by Russell-Aline,
by imp. Buckden. Price private
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-30

Mrs Kidder-So this s really artificial
honey. Where does II come from2
Mr. Kidder-I understand II IS gathered
from artificial flowers by artificial bees
Mrs. Kidder-The idea,-Philauei phia
Press.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-30
game:
Whist Club Scores.

The high score at the National Re
porter Whist club last night was made by
Cochran and Templeman with As points
above average. The following is the
score.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-30

KANSAS CITY, Mo, March pa
heavy snow storm has prevailed in West
ern Missouri and most of Kansas since
midnight. The snow fell in immense
flakes, which melted almost as fast as
they fell to the ground Winter what
and pasture, it is believed, will he i'm
mensely benefited as the result of the fall
as the thermometer is not below 3S de-
greeS.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-30
HUNDREDS ARE HOMELESS.
Flood Destroys Factories and Resi-
dences in Tennessee Cities.

KINGSTON, Tenn. March 29-J g.
Cooper, mail carrier between Hartman
six miles away, and Kingston, arrived
here this afternoon from Hartman. He
states that the very heavy rains of yes
terday afternoon and last night caused
an unprecedented rise in the Emory riv
er, the result of which was the GimOst
total destruction Of the manufact6r
plants located along the river in Har-
riman.
He states that from 300 to 400 people.
man, are without homes Thirty to for
ty houses at Oakdale and Hartman were
swept down stream.
About 100 feet OF the highway bridge
over the river on the road from Harri-
man to Kingston was swept away. The
reports are to the effect that the water
jim the Emory river at Hartman is from
fifteen TO twenty feet higher than It
was even before. No lives are believed 10
have been lost.
HARTMAN. Tenn, March 2e.-Tho
water in the Emory river has receded to
danger here. No lives were lost, but
there were many narrow escapes. The
property losses SO far as estimated, ag
gregate $4,000
-Four bridges are washed cut on the
Cincinnati Southern and two on the Har
riman & Northeastern.
AS Train No. l passed over the Emory
river bridge tonight it shook the north
embankment causing great landslide
No more trains can be run tonight. Train
No. 2 is held at Emory Gap. The slide
occurred Immediately after Train No. /
had passed south.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-30
HEAVY SNOW OUT WEST.
Reaches Proportions of Blizzard
and Cattle Severely Suffer

DENVER, Col, March pa general
storm prevails on the eastern slope OF the
Rocky mountains IN Colorado. Snow has
fallen continually in Denver and vicinity
for the last tWenty-fOur hours At some
points or the mountains the storm has
reached the proportions Of a biz zard
Cattle on the ranges in the northeas sern
portion are suffering severely being in
a weakened condition from eXposu ne and
lack of water to withstand the present
storm. Conditions in that section are
extremely serious and great losses are
almost sure to come
Trouble over the fencing Of the water
holes by small herd owners is likely to
break out any time unless the iarger
stock owners are allowed to drive their
cattle to the watering places
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-30

COLUMBUS, Ca, March 29.-Several
manufacturing establishments were
forced to close down today on account of
the high water in the Chattaoochee river.
A washout is reported on the Southern
railway near Oak Mountain Springs.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-30

Rathbone's attorneys have applied to
the court for a writ Of habeas corpus
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-30

VICKSBURG, Miss, March 29.-All rail
communication with the outside world
is about restored, though trains are run
ming on irregular schedules
Meridian is still cut off from Jackson
and the West.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-14

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til, boor ban mi / GountpfrneiIct biz
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Ntlantcrbars. 9antpTibc.
: aaret 1895 bar BET GnqIpnbe

S anret 1895 par BET Gnglpnber.
ne, Der me6 3amperen "2lcanio"
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ifi6 "St. Gaul." Saa fom 0oro-
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San I1nerifafarer mebfsrer at 8ro-
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efter De iioite. Eanfemaifinen tao-
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for.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-14
9ecprab % Smegrl.
Sen 14oe Wopember 1902.
Erofcsiur Iconcs syurcorag.

Brofesior 6. 9. aeque bolbt lit be.
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Decorah-posten., 1902-11-14
Sarnehiemmet.
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3 ct 9oruehiem | st. @apne bar
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% bet brinssr 2pffe 90 SeIbreo til
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Decorah-posten., 1902-11-14
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peo en- 8rsoe hos "tbe asiaper" al
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naaet en- 9pbbe at mtnbit 100 500,
og itore SrrSier fan Sa meb Slime.
Iiahe6 pentes. "@uihingtonsSo.
fen.
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9lppetit., Soer Gang Den gobmoSige
Sombo MI Ia i'm Mao paa Sqgen.
iuappc6c oan imga sbe zen bort %
Sanbu tpm iaa paa oct rene meo,
toaS Der BAR SfecnS esentIise BE.
itcuuneIie. Oct, Tom ben TaaIeoes !
ben fprfte lib Inn giorbe af Rsbpe,.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-14
penee

fan ierSes iom St,Iegaoe til De anruTe
9onSe; men gertifieater al Mineaf.
tier piISe pe~oliaebolSe Grinbrirgeu
beSre. gsu er Chen at orSre bette
pco ItrtftIie eaer munbtIia Scnpen.
belie til u. g.. SeIIm t406 6irit ape.
Seuttle, 8aib., eler Sal. S. Sopper.
itaS, Gecorah, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-14

ra9rf! Spis De ifaI reiie I'll bit aantIe
sano iaas % tsire Sat FAINT snHer 9sH
en- bnrtis. befsen, 90 fpstraieIis es'ttns.
Saa ssnt 90 tsie nteo Ssansinaeiansssasr
tan 2tnisas stosarteoe SuiesG rfarSion meo
OSCAR H." tom torIaoer Iew gurt
Sirsoas ben zoe 9eesr. 1iIfrip Gppes'
ssntoret u. gssrtenfen q Co., f26 g. Gin'
SIZE etrest, Sbieaep. Su.. for pris 90 Gps
I~gSntneer.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-14
etour 9th 3~pasmarfei,.
Iloreesfartet flobet pad
SQrreo.

81 Tor mootaeet iaa mango
Spergsmnol, ON pi life fan itafie
acrtet flGbet paa 2rrreb. at pi be.
itemte os til at forisge meS ct tibet
garti. scr 80 Gents EXTRA fan ri
faffe aartet f~Iiitret pea Serreb, ,neb
5rGitnffe poa buer enbe. inn at bet
fan bGnges op poa 8Gggen os RULES
op, naar BET fife bruges.
81 pil nteo oct iamme aisre op.
merfiom paa, at ma life fan iaa
baabe &ramiebcg % aart. unbtl.
gen man betaIer ezra for en- af DE-
Ieue.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-14

aern Tier. ipui ~Futefaar be, tore aItsnbstm Webieal
EiiseHiarr. rctep bra5t ben optgtsbRtisHot Weioill,
al bet bar lpffts BAN at frsrtile en- SarnmsniGt'
ntHa, fem briHeer Uaaret I'll al uprc pai bctGtet lem
bsla fa!nst Gppte. gpttpren algr ben Raalauo,
at bal ritter a~artlaulc @EpfrtmeHter enbeiig bar
Haacf maaIst for i'm Wralerrigbgb. Scr ham n ale
6prseer Iile. Ter CT trgcn al ptui, Tom tie tan fus
rsres pei bette merfpar6iss NqiebtL. 8eretutugsn
I'm be Rurr, ipm disrebe bar ftnoet Sten er ! @aHes
beh fpt ha u'sabe. ca bar bet lite for ben itcce SG1cs
hsie NuiecIfc on be uperbeUtienpe &ienesbhrb fra
Eufinher al 8orQsre ruubt ON / SaHAef, pitoc mon
MATTE jnEes, oct bar alttsr piouneeriiat I'll at fuuhe
bare janet.
Rsr ran life snrc npseu Sotl ON Better ems Eprtas
siabee i be asaatoHsc, ban aisr. bener ttft tan SsI'
brepelierne hprtoiipuit res. pan trInfr Tile, at nos
gen, g9ane, Gpinbs ciier SOrr, ltal idge bans cIIer
eHoeR Bntettmuuos Grn fer g9bt / oeuAe sag, men
haH bpIoer iR berrbt Ill ut ienoe irte frgpepatict al
beanie paarternner III sHhper, lpnl itrtuCt eftcr on
i~neIeager ct &c STimGrfe til RDgtp. 4aa en- sHefie
gaaf bar ben brast SdaF ill of Uespuoe at bore paa
Sppebcr, iom hauht Bnret lfalbebt / HarepiS. &aa
en- 9ime lar ben faniet Saarct ira at Ialee. Zen
faar aIoria fell, uaRleet tiHiu9, aloer slcr aiEtI.
Eamie "a uuge DRaub. @ptRher OF Etrn bar ale habt
3rife at AZ auneHot oeHn itpre me Cphl1tiie, Suls
Er er itaibst. eier Saaret hplber pa at igIbe Nh,
eatr GirutrgueHe ener SitnhaarsHe or tpure %
forte, Tea Il ~ til Alteubetm Ntebical 3ttPcnIaru,
7If7 6aip SHilsing, Cincinnati, Ohio. I9a iHo ct &c
g~riaaFrfs til Rrrtu for en- frt Brgpepafte, o. IN fort
Sie nil Re bare eanftE btIbreDet.