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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-10-10
4. Mor. a Goa, Of Steel.

Wearing a coat OF mail and with a
cooked pistol in his hand. China
man named Wing Lung killed a fellow
countryman and inflicted serious II not
dangerous wounds on two others re
Gently.
The coat OF mail worn by Lung con-
sisted OF several sheets of pliable steel
carefully woven together, covered with
a fne sill1en texture and fitted with
shoulder straps. II weighs about six
pounds and is constructed so not to ma
terially retard the movements OF the
wearer. The attack was quite unex
pected. as Lung suddenly appeared
from an alleyway and began shoot
ing. The police believe the shoot
Ing was the result OF a gambling quar-
rel
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Six Killed in Wreck.

Los Angeles. Cal, Oct s.-Four
railroad laborers were killed and is in
jured. two c. them probably fatally.
in a collision at the southern end Of
the Chatsworth Park tunnel on the
Southern Pacific. The victims belong.
ed to a crew Of hundred men being
taken to work. Two Of the men were
killed outright, one died while being
taken to Los Angeles in boxcar. and
the fourth expired soon after reach
ing the Sisters hospital in this city,
where the injured were taken.
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RrYan.Leaxitt wedding.

The marriage OF Miss Ruth Baird
Bryan and William Homer Leavitt was
solemniZed Saturday at Fair
view, the country home OF
William ]. Bryan. The chan
cellor Of the Nebraska Wesleyan uni-
versity. DR.. Huntington. an old time
friend Of the bride and her parents.
was the oficiating clergyman. The
wedding was transformations and was
attended by about 125 young people
Of Lincoln and the more intimate
friends Of the Bryan family. The only
relative Of the groom present was Mrs.
A. L. Leavitt OF Newport, r. l.
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DEATH or GEN. Cabin.
Died on Northern Pacific Train In
Montana.

Montana.
Brigadier General William Passmore
carlin, u. s. A., retired. for several
years a resident OF spokane. died on
the Northern Pacific train Sunday
morning. ~ miles vest OF Livingston,
Mont. General carlin left Spokane
Saturday morning for his old home at
carrollton. H.. where he intended TO
visit his sister. II was his intention
TO stop at Omaha. Neb., where he has
property interests.
A dispatch from Livingston says that
when General Carlln retired to his
berth Saturday night he was in good
health. Early In the morning. however.
he was taken III, and lived only a short
time. The cause Of death has not been
learned.
General Carlin had a distinguished
career. He was born at Rich Woods
Greene county. Illinois, November "a
1929. and was accordingly nearly "A
years Of age when he died. He wal
graduated from West Point in 1850
and saw his first active service as q
lieutenant In General HarBey's expedi
ton against the cheyennes in 1857. and
participated slightly under Albert sid
ney Johnston in the expedition agains
the Mormons in 1858.
In jury. 1886. Colonel Cariin was az
signed TO command at Fort Sherman
on Lake Occur d'Alene. and remainei
in command there until he was pro
NOTED to the rank OF brigadier general
May Z. 1898. Upon his promotion b
was assigned 10 command the depart
ment OF the Columbia. with headqual
tiers at Vancouver barracks. He re
tired In 1898.
General Carlin has but one son, "
E. Carlin. He separated from his wifi
about Is years ago. and was divorce
from her since he took up his res
denee in Spokane. She is living wit
her people near Buffalo. n. Y. Generi
carlin resided at the Spokane clu
during most Of his residence in Sp'
kane.
II is said that General Carlin hs
two brothers living in Illinois, but thu
could not be verified last night.
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San Francisco-The conclusion
caused by the discharge OF the l2-inch
gun on Angel island, which was fired
recently by the artillerymen in prac-
tice, shattered windows in Sausalito,
shook houses. knocked down plaster
and caused much excitement among
the people. The Preside also was well
shaken. The boom of the heavy gun
made the general hospital feel unsafe
for a few minutes. so violently was II
rocked by the shooting. All the ON
GERS dwellings were also shaken.
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TRADE REPORT.

r. G. Dun G. Co.'S WeeIy Review Of
Trade last week says;
Aside from the reduction in blast
furnace activity, manufacturing
plants are more fully engaged,
and several encouraging reports are
received. particularly that as to foot
wear. Wholesale and jobbing trade
is well maintained. many cities re-
porting a larger volume than last
year. and business in Chicago was
stimulated by the multitudes attend
ing the centennial. Late trade re-
turns from foreign commerce at this
port are favorable, exports increasing.
whole imports decrease as COM
pared with the same week last
year. Railway earnings thus far avail
able for September exceed those OF
1902 by 81 per cent and surpass
earnings in 1901 by 1913 per cent
Buying Of wool is limited to i'm
mediate needs. Record breaking re-
ceipts Of cattle naturally depress
nldes.
Failures this week in the United
States number 226.
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n..u Areh.r VIM Money.

London. Ont. Oct. e.-Miss Mary
A,cbsr formerly Of Milwaukee. who
susd the Sacred Heart convent Tor
damages for dismissal from the ora rue,
and Incarceration in an asylum on the
s,opnd os insanity. and also for TO
munera,lou for II years service mas
hscn awarded $4,000 damages, tSoo'
for wages and $4,000 for wrongful avs az.
nlssai after her liberation from 'h'
asyIum. The verdict OF the Jury wa
cheered IN court.
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ARE STARVING AND FREEZING
MACEDONIAN REFUGEES DRIVEN
TO SNOWY MOUNTAINS.
Even Now Are Dying at Rate Of 200
Day-Are Short Food and Clothing
Scenes Of Suffering Most Horrible
Civilized World Startled BY the
Horror.

Sofa, Bulgaria, Oct. 9.-The fearful
winter SHOWS have set in throughout
the mountain region. and from the re-
ports thus far received from authentic
sources, 1t is certain that within the
next few weeks a tale Of horror such
as will startle the civilized world viii
emanate from the region where the
stricken Macedonian refugees are now
making their last fight against the ele-
ments.
They are starving and freezing in the
wild mountain gorges and canyons
None Of them has any food, and most
OF them are practically naked. They
are dying at the rate Of a hundred each
day even now, and this rate Of death
will be largely increased within the
next few days.
Some OF them have been strong
enough TO reach the outside territory
OF Bulgaria. where they have been pro
Yided with food and clothing. BY far
the greater number, however. are TOT
much weakened by the exposure ant
priyation TO which they have been sub
jected TO ever hope 10 reach a plac'
where succor can be afforded.
Hundreds OF mothers with babes a
their breasts are included in the BAN
OF refugees. Their presence adds q
the difficulties of those who might 9th
erwise manage TO get out alive.
The scenes Of suffering occasione
by starvation and cold are said TO b
, horrible and heart-rending. passing a
description.
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CHANGES IN THE ARMY.
corbin Goes to New York. chaffee to
Washington, D. c.

Washington, o. c.
Major General Corbin, adjutant gen.
eral OF the army. Is to be assigned to
the command Of the department Of
the east with headquarters at Cover
nors Island. N. Y.
The order for General Corbin to ar
sumo command Of this department will
take effect at once. and it states that
he is given command Of the largest de-
partment in the United States, in rec
ognition Of his services as adjutant
general during the Spanish war and
the Chinese and Philippine campaigns.
An order has been prepared in the
war department. directing Chaffee, now
commanding the department in the
east. to take station in the war depart
ment for the purpose Of famiiiarizing
himself with the duties Of the chief
OF stan, which he will become when
General young retires In January.
No date has been definitely fixed
for the transfer Of these two officers.
and they viii arrange it to suit their
convenience.
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Annthnr Crank Arrested.

Washington. Oct. s.-Intense excite
ment was created Wednesday morning
by the attempt Of another crank to
enter the White House and reach Pres
ident Roosevelt.
The man applied at one Of the doors
for admission. The doOrkeeper, owing
OF the tight with Elliott two days ago
took careful note OF the stranger. and
OBTAINING him, began to question him
closely. The fellows answers were SC
evasiye and strange that It was decid
ed to turn him over to the police. This
WAS done
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Will Call an Er,ra ssaslon.

A good deal Of pressure has been
through, to bear on the president TO In
auoe him not to cali congress into ex.
ira session In November. but to Az
CATERS who ave spoken 20 him IN
tina, vein he has said tina, thia govern
mept IL committed 70 the proposition
,ha, the Cuban reciprocity treaty be
made effective 81 the earliest cate
ana he regards /, a. matter OF good
faith tina, this country should keep "
word lie has declined, therefore |"
consider any proposition looking TO tn'
abandonment Of the idea Of an extra
ordinary session.
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A prlsoner Kills Two.

Portland. Ore, Oct. IA special
from Burns, Ore, says:
In an attempt to arrest an escaped
prisoner named John Frost, alias
Harry Egbert, who is wanted in Doug
las county for burglary, John 9. sax
tom a well known attorney of Burns
who was acting as special deputy
sheriff. and Jack West, rancher'
were both killed by Egbert October :
they came upon Egbert in ranch
house in the Wild Horse valley, lSS
miles south Of Burns. Egbert and his
wife were alone In the house at the
time. Egbert has escaped.
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countess Attempts Murder.

Dawson. n. w. T., Oct s.-The
Countess Moracsewski, wife of an i'm
mensely wealthy Russian nobieman'
has become the central figure in most
sensational and somewhat mysterious
affair in which 1t is charged that she
attempted to take the life Of Captain
William H. Galpin and herself when
near Rampant.
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WED. Ger. Younu,s pauQhter.

Washington, Oct. S.-The president
and Mrs. Roosevelt and a distinguished
military company Witnessed the mar
rage Wednesday OF Miss Elizabeth
Young. daughter of General S. B. NJ
Young, chief OF stan OF the army, and
Lieutenant John r. r. Hannay, U. S
A. The ceremony was performed In
st. Thomas church, which was pref
tily decorated for the occasion.
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wssbington, Oct. "a man who
80, ave the name u Peter Elliott.
-. residence as Milwaukee and his
o-evuaJlon that OF q maehihisl, at
,..,ur-d 10 gain an entrance 10 the
whits House Monday morning
Brins told he could not ses the
,,-.ident. be became Vtolent ana
fought desperately. He vas sFmeA
80 a revolver and knife and USED
me latter On the d0orkespeF. ianiet'
tss a severe wound ON the elbow.
re doOFkespsE nnally oyerp0weFea
h. after inAseling bad scalp
sound Elliott vas removed To the
.asf seaey hospital and later 10 the
p5giee station,
Az hour earlier he had demanded
% see the president, When asked
la, business. be claimed be had been
.sal for. and thea said the presidea;
vaAlri 10 see him for tan. A be
s~sael harmless. be was not detained
4. ,aat uH4s. Yesterday be attracted
.,tea,lon b. IFying 10 reach the pFesi'
sras La church. but be aAs InFned
asAy b an usher.
t. Is learned that Elliott wrote .
soes ard ineohefrHt letter 10 k0oas
,si Las, seek. lie snel0sed his photo
Gueh Aad said be woaid cali lhil
vsss To see The pgesidsnt pFiVaissy
Secretary toeb opened the iegtss
.sa Considered il susaciently danger
a To- shos all the doogkrupeEs AEa
eses.Ai oalc~Fs the photograph.
whea Elliott called the secona ,ims
j. gA- white House this m0rnins
oo'teepeF cissis recognized him aad
s,ltel hts Inside Ia take = seat
a.lal. sat a morneHg ard thea started
sH the lobby. hnaEishiHE a katie
t.seie al nhee spFanE after hlm.
4, s0asa have been Nofsted but for
a,.s CsAsr RgoHs. 40 ola but mussa'
~ aah. There uAs = hard aEhI-
After beinE appzsUatiF Kabdued.
alou was placed ia . police vA1,
sAea he AsAin became sioirai Aae
luarksa tWo n~n. In the a1ht thai
oiiowsd the glass sides q the vas
s.rs bsuksa. ctsris Ininks bis oSi
s0und camr % hFukga Elasa-
me prssiashs. 81 the time % u
eaeoantcF. vas In bic osaee In n
s.st uinE ae The waite h"ase- ~
nsv nathinE Of the affair untii
gAs ell over.
The s-zfrh - Elliott revealed
paasa revolver and . pair l0ag-elaae
A.ara lie dcaisa he intsedst 10 ~
shs pfesiasaL Hia language - Tia
b a foreigner HS IL = psFt@rt Typ
b al anarchist asa taihs 10 = ran
hnrs manner The doctors believe 3
y lasahr lie says 10 came frns
Haluusnru ca Thursday and met a
president at chafrh. lia says u
srrss4out wants him 10 taaFry Alis
Rprs~rslk.
a.. claims the royal blood
s~stcu aaws In bis vssSs. aud III
a. sttsrnFs uaa made Oh bis NE
-apsjis. from which place
Vaa rotn p~iiri to Zee % avoid deaf
". assists he l. the presideat's y
Naal 'rtred. and unsY carried Y
sagans fnE splf protection
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L,oh,nlnu Dol, Kills Two.

Kansas City. oct Lightning
struck a tent In the Rock Island ran
mad camp at Eleventh street and Nun
.,o boulevard in Kansas City, KAN
turing a violent storm, killing tWo
men. lnjuring ave others and shoeke e.
al ,he other occupants OF the tent
shou, IL In number The dead JOS
onh Franklin. 90 years old; james
Logan. IS years old.
rho injured will recover
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Barre, Vt, oct e.-ons man dying.
sao'hsr suffering from a serious but
y. WI necessarily fatal wound, and a
s'a ander arrest charged with firing
~ shots. is tho outcome 81 the latest
oash between the anarchists and 30.
a''''s OF this city. The feeling he
$50 tho tao parties has been intense
y many months, and conflicts more
ss serious have been Of almost
sally occurrence
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BAD EoreIansr peported.

Under the new Interpretation OF the
immigration law by Secretary Cortel-
you, washiro Hattori, Just discharged
after serving three months in the coun-
ty pail at San Francisco for attempt
ing 10 bribe an oficer OF the United
States. will be deported on October
%, on the ground that he has been
a public charge. This is the first case
at this port under the new rule.
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Wheat Report.

Tacoma, Wash.-One cent high
er: bluestem, 7Sc; club 74c.
Portland, Ore.-Walla Walia, 74c;
bluestem. nc; valley. 7e@7Te.
Lewiston. Idaho.-Club, SIS; blue
stem. CSC bushel; oats, soc Genital;
barley. feed. zoe: brewing. soc GENITAL;
fax, 7ec bnshel.
Colfax, Wash.-Bluestem. CSC; So
nora. &c; club. Gle; oats, soc; bar
ley. SIC per 100 pounds.
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TORNADO N MINNESOTA
LITTLE TOWN or ST. CHARLES
ALMOST WIPED AWAY.
Several People Killed and % Injured,
Many stranssrs-ons Whole Street
Wiped oUt-Property destroyed to
Extent Of sioo.oOo-cyelone In VIE.
eonsin-TwO People Killed.

St Paul. MINI. Oct 5.-The little
town VI 81. Charles, in WinOna county.
was almost completely wiped out by
a tornado. Several people were killed
and ~ injured. many Of the seriously.
The dead:
John Ebben, William Ebben, Edwin
Murphy. George lessen. William Vest
Of Dixon. Ill; w. o. crittenden OF
Dover. Jacob Holm, a farmer.
The entire main street Of the town
was literally wiped out. hardly a bust.
ness place being left standing. Forty.
TWO residences also were destroyed
and the total property damage is esti
mated al 100000.
Among the buildings demolished
were the Central school building. the
Chicago Ureat Western depot. the
Catholic church and PARROTS Wagon
works.
Il being Saturday. people from the
surrounding farms had gathered in
large numbers in the main street to do
their customary shopping. Al 2:sC
the storm cloud was seen approaching
from the southwest and there WAS Al
immediate scramble for places o
safety. The tornado struck the towr
from the southwest quarter and mRd'
clean sweep through IL. following al
most entirely the line OF the mali
street and devastating buildings OF
eather siae. Then the residences fur
Their back were struck and many o
them blown completely away. II seeml
almost miraculous that there was no
greater loss Of life. Four OF thos'
killed were in John Ebens' saloon whei
II collapsed and they were buried be
meath the wreckAge. Two others wer
Ia n drygoods store. which was blow
away. and they were killed by the fAl
ing walls. Ed Peters Of Dover va
killed IN the wreck Of the hotel. tn
telephone exchange was demolishe
and two Of the girls were serionsl
injured. Mr.. Blankenburg was the PR
prietoF Of = large grain elevator an
be was caught In the wreck when thu
vas destroyed. He was seriously hnr
One man Was killed In the street b
being struck by = ploSShare hurie
through tie air by the force Of u
storm.
Communication Was established b
twcop this city and 81, Charles B
telephone by a crew Of iinemen OF n
. American Electric company, whic
: happened TO be in that vicinity. AZ
the foreman Of the crew gave the fT'
information Of the four dead person
named.
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kiIi.a Nv SNAKE.

Eureka. Utah. Oct. s.-William Ben
love, a miner, and six other men were
overcome by smoke while endeavoring
to put a bulkhead In the Centennial
Eureka mine to check a mysterious
fire. All were resuscitated but Ben
love. Three mines are filled with
smoke and 400 miners are idle.
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Hamilton. Mont, Oct. 6,-Waiter
Jackson. who was to have oeen hanged
October 10. for the murder of bonnie
muck win get another lease OF NE
His attorneys today filed an appeal TO
,ha mpreme court for new trial.
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Death Rate increases.

Washington. Oct s.-The annual re
port OF surgeon General o'Reilly Is
sued today. shows the death rate in
the army in 1909 was Is 4s-lo0 for
each 1000 men. as compared with
Is 9I.l00 for the previous year.
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London, Oct. Sit is stated that the
government is considering the appoint
ment Of sir Nicholas o'Connor, pres
emit ambassador TO Constantinople, to
succeed the late Michael Herbert at
washington.
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The normal child at the age Of 4
weights SIS pounds. is SS inches in
height. with chest measurement OF
S0A inches and a head circumference
of 19% inches.
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ppmlnsn, LAWYER Dad.

osh Francisco. Oct Eugene Deu.
~ ~. formerly one oi the city's fore.
~. sN aNyera, IL dead ~ heart disease
,. .'pslaR an attack ot pneumonia. Dgu,
49, recently served az assistant dis
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Chicago. Oct. s.--rive hundred glove
makers struck this morning, and 500
glovemakers in the Ensendrath com
pany demanded an increase on Novem'
Ter 1, when their contract expires.
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Linton Soon sails for Home.

New York. Oct. 5.-Sir Thomas Lip
ton has arrived here from Chicago. He
will remain here until Friday. when he
will sail for home.
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Russia is now to build six battle
ships which will be larger than any
heretofore constructed, and will have
a much greater radius Of action.
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Laredo. Texas. Oct. 5,-There has
been practically no change in the yell
low fever situation during the past few
days. The oficial bulletin today shows
four new cases and one death.
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~. Len Davis Receivers.

Mrs. jefferson Davis is rapidly re
covering from her illness. Her pnysl
clans believe she will be ae'e ,, 20 ~ nv.
FOR her winter home in New YORK TINS
week.
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MANIAC FOUGHT THE GUARDS
..,o NE WANTED TO see
psss,osnT ROOSEVELT.

,.,,., Denied the Privileges 40 Became
v,ol.,t-was Armed With = Re-
.o,.s, and Long Pair shears-was
NJ. second call--was suspeetsd-
Denied he Wanted to XIII President
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naa ~ hungry heart is the only pay.
M uod will take for the bread Of
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OF course. detective ought to be a
good locker"
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ssrrsa COLUMBIA ELECTIONS
was Ore ~ svrpriss All AroVne--
Liberals Wen.

Victoria. n C.-~FFpn Incomplete 70
'sres f appoaFs In ihs EeBsral pgovin.
"a e.sr'taus. tho Hrst knld on party
Hsas ma, no Mcbride government Ia
sfaeat'r defeated. fuf cat ~ a. NON
ssrs Fro liberals have surely elected
g. eva se-7afiyes -. socialists 2. labor
! az Arva'fal az the doubsfnl nBss
.cswor AIT Kamlnups are ltRsiY 70 "a
seessrvstivr so TIA, At the beat she
ab0F ara socialist members vii bold
u ha'arro e pover IN The house.
To elrrtlnu Was one ~ surprises
81 ruga5 "a e vas fuilY expected tbs
government would win = solid major
" II saa's 'hruuEhodt the province
Ios Martin being defeated IN Nancou
Vs' somru hat slmplifies the leadership
& he liberal party. az w. W. y. Nc
issss uilj now likely be the man. a
tnasA many liberals object 10 him.
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Utter Confusion.

Utter confusion reigns In the town.
Tho streets arc filled with wreckAge
Of buildings. trees and farm nipple
mentA. which were blown through the
air. The horror Of the affair has
practically parAlyEed action for the
time being on the part of the citizens.
Who stood about awe stricken at the
awful devastation by the elements. II
was some time before crews began TO
clear away the debrih, which. lie is fear
ed. may cover many a siekening sight
st. Charles IL a village OF 1900 In
hAbltAntn on the western boundary OF
wInona county. and IL one Of the old
est settlements In the state. The
storm which struck the town with such
disastrous results swept a wide sec
ton Of the country down the river
division from the twin cities Of the
Minnesota boundary. doing much dam
age and cutting of telegraph communi'
cation between the twin cities and Chi
caRo for a time.
Two Killed at independence, Wis.
la Crosse. Wis. Oct. 3.-Two per
sons were killed. three fatally injured
and a score Of others badly hurt in
tornado which swept Independence
Wis. and the surrounding country this
AFTERNOON. Many farm buildings in tbs
storms path were torn down. A
Eagle Valley. north Of here, the Re
form church was destroyed and houses
, lon the prairie surrounding were de
mo,lshcd. Several small building
we're overturned at la Crosse, but M
n fatalities were reported.
, Tornado IL Sweeping Down Buildings
n waupaca. wis. Oct. 5.-The tornad
q which struck Blaine and Almond kille
!. Ave persons near Sheridan and elel
A down 20 buildings. The dead; n. !
IL Myhol,E. Mark Wood. Mrs. Fisher MT
10 cyperly. unknown girl.
10 A barn on the Apperly farm, nile
a. with grain. was blown TO atoms an
No, a niece Of IL has been found. Built
insa at Scandinavia were blown dow
In a Geld in the course OF the s'or'
siioo in money was picked up, appa
~ entity having been blown there oy u
- storm. u,. -,
or A spec,al from Ripon. Wis. sa'
le' ,wo men. names unknown, were drow
- cd in Green lake.