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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-10-16
WINCHELL NEAR THE TOP.
Frisco Omcial Will Have Supreme Charge
OF All Lines of the Rock Island
Frisco System.

Chicago, Oct. 13.-Charles A
Goodnow, as announced, will sever his
connection with the Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific railroad as general
manager at the end of the present
month. B. L. Winchell, now vice presi-
dent and general manager of the Fris-
CO, is to be third vic" president of the
Rock Island and will ,given supreme
charge of the affairs Of all the lines of
the system. 1t is also stated that Mr..
Goodnow's @osition as general manager
will not be filled after his retirement.
Mr.. Winchell will be the chief executive
officer in the west.
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FRUIT EXHIBIT BURNED.
Fire in Kansas City Destroyed a Large Col
lection Being Prepared by Missouri
Horticultural Society.

Kansas City, Mo-, Oct. 10.-Fire early
this morning destroyed all of the Mis-
souri, fruit exhibit which is being pre-
pared for the worlds fair and Louisi-
ana Purchase exposition at ST. Louis
ne:A year. The loss to this alone will
amount to several thousand dollars.
The fruit was being prepared in the
basement of the Syndicate building at
the northwest corner of Seventh and
Wyandotte streets under direction Of
L. A. Goodman, secretary of the State
Horticultural society, and represents
the summer and falls work. The
greater part of it cannot be duplicated
before the fair opens.
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WANTS OUT OF PRISON.
seph, Mo-, for Adultery Promises
to Be Good If Released.

st. Joseph, Mo-, Oct. 13.-Rev. J. W.
Adams, for years a successful evangel-
ist in the church of the Latter Day
Saints, was arrested here in the COM
pany of Mrs. Susie Schrader, of Louis
vile, Ky. Adams was until recently in
charge Of large missionary field, with
headquarters in Louisville, and because
of his attentions to Mrs. Schrader
was withdrawn from work there. He
returned to his wife and children at
Stewartsville, Mo-, and joined Mrs.
Schrader in st. Joseph two days ago.
Adams last night kissed his wife
through the iron bars at the police sta
ton, promising to return home and
lead a righteous life as soon as he is
out of his present troubles. Mrs.
Schrader's husband, horseman, wired
that he would come from Louisville at
once and escort his wife home.
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WAR HERO A FORGER.
edward White. Who Had the Cour-
age to Face Bullets, Fell
Before Tempta ton.

Topeka, Kan, Oct. 11.-Edward NJ.
White, of Wyandotte, Kan, the hero
If the Rio Grande," is wanted in To-
peka to answer to the charge of for
gerry. The former Twentieth Kansas
soldier was employed here by John
8. Marshall and it is averred he forged
his employers name to check for SIP.
White and w. B. Trembly swan the
Rio Grande river in the Philippines in
the face of the enemy carrying a rope
which they attached to the Filipino
breastworks. The rope was used to
terry other troops across. White was
.or while employed on the Wyandotte
fire department, but came to Topeka
several months ago.
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DESPITE TUITION FEE.
at the University of Kansas
Is Much Larger Than This Time
Year Ago.

Lawrence, Kan, Oct. 12.-Dcspite the
tuition law, the attendance at the Kan
sas university is larger than at TINS
time last year when there was no tut
ton law. Probably no other state In
stitution in Kansas can show the, same
enrolment since the law went into eff
feet. The total enrolment up to date
is 1885, against 1 ,101 at the same time
last year The Kansas normal, which
had several hundred more students
last year than the university, has fallen
below the Lawrence school this fall.
OF the 1888 now-enrolled, IA are ne
groeSr1 Italian, l Japanese and In
dian. In the arts school, which Is by
far the largest division of the univer-
sity, there are 553 enrolled. of which
313 are girls and 240 boys. In the
senior class there are> A boys and so
girls, making 81 graduates for this
year, with a few more to come In. In
the junior class there are more than
three girls to every boy. The to-
tai number in this class is SO,
of which "a are boys and IS
girls. The sophomores run 40 boys
and 60 girls, and the freshman class 81
boys and Sc girls. In 1894 there was a
maximum enrolment of 691 students.
In the last ten years the attendance
has increased S7.3 per cent. From 1894
until 1898 the men increased from 2O7
to 81, but now they have decreased to
24O. This is the school of arts alone.
Women have increased in this branch
of the university since 1894 1911 per
cent, and the men only SS.1 per cent.
The present junior class, which entered
school in 1901, has rs per cent more
girls than boys. The reason advanced
for this is the Spanish-American war.
which took a number of young men
out of the high schools and academies.
The school of engineering has shown
an increase this year and now has
total enrolment of 2S2 students over
1874 last year. OF this number there
are only two girls, Miss Ada Wilson.
of Olathe, and Miss Beth Boright, from
Kansas City.
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THREW PRIEST INTO RIVER.
At Bilbao, Spain. q Serious Clash Occurred
Between Socialists and Roman
Catholic Clericals.

Bilbao, Spain, Oct. 13.-As result
of the collision Sunday between So
cialists and body of clericals, per-
sons were killed and 33 were wounded,
some of the latter being mortally in
iured. Revolvers were fired from the
Catholic clubs and from the windows
of the church of st. Nicholas. The
vicar of that church was arrested ON
the charge of shooting several social
lists and number of priests were ar
rested charged with instigating riots.
During the fighting the anti-clericals
threw a priest into the river
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Post once Receipts for September.

Washington, Oct. 13.-The statement
of the post Office department giving
the receipts at so of the largest posi-
Offices in the country for the month
of September shows the total to bt
$5,509,422, a gain of nearly nine pei
cent. over ne receipts for the SAINT
month last year. The largest gair
was made at Omaha, Neb., where the
receipts were s44.O57, which is 81 pei
cent. more than the receipts for Sep
tember 1902.
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INDICATES GREAT STORMS.
Scientists Have Discovered Spot on the
Sun with a Width of 5000
Miles,

Pittsburg, Pa, Oct. 19.-One of tho
largest spots that has appeared on
the sun in recent years has just been
discovered by John A. Brashear, chan
cellor of the Western university of
Pennsylvania. Its area is so great that
it can be seen by the naked eye if
smoked glass is used. This one has an
average width Of $4,000 miles. In
square miles its area is IL times
that of the earth. The spots on the
sun indicate great solar storms. The
present spot is probably the largest
that has been seen for many years.
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RIGHT-OF-WAY IS SACRED.
Kansas Supreme Court Uph olds the Santa
Fe Road In Resisting the Orient's Con-
domination Proceedings.

Topeka, Kan, Oct. lin the San
Ia Fe-Orient injunction case from En-
poria, involving the right of the Orient
railroad to condemn right of way
across the Santa Fee yards at Emporia,
the supreme court reversed a decision
of the Lyon county district court which
had given the Orient that right. The
court holds that one railroad cannot
condemn for right of way purposes
the land of another railroad already
in actual and necessary use for rail-
way purposes.
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INDESCRIBABLE BRUTALITY.
Norman Who Was In Kishiheff Massacre
Arrives in Bes Moines and Confirms
Stories OF Horror.

Des Moines, Ia. Oct. 13.-After a
Journey of six weeks, Mrs. Esther
Steinberg and her three children, who
were hidden in the cellar of Chris
Ian home three days during the
kisineft massacre in Russia, have ar
rived in Des Moines to join Mr.. Stein
berg, who has been here for two years.
She brought with her pictures taken
confirms all of the stories of horror
which have been reported; even more
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over 400 Philippine Islands.

San Francisco, Oct ia Henry
Savage Lander, the English artist anG
traveller, who has been engaged the
past nine months exploring the Phil
ippines, has arrived here from the
orient Mr.. Lander visited some 4Of
islands altogether many of which he
says had never before been visited b.,
white man. Mr. Lander states tha,
success is gradually browning the es
tablishment of American adninistra
ton in the islands.
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FARMS FALL INTO RIVER.
Near PiattsmOuth, Neb., Great Anx.
iety Is Felt Over the EncrOach-
ments of the Missouri.

Portsmouth, Neb., Oct. 13.-Farmers
ola the east side of the Missouri river
are losing many acres of valuable land
o. reason of the rivers current cut
ting the land away. The heaviest loss
so far is on the Conner place, where 80
acres have been washed completely
away. Other properties have also been
heavily damaged. Old residents fear
the entire section embraced by the big
bend above Henton station will be
swept away.
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DEMORALIZED BY CIGARETTES.
The Mayor OF Halstead Says Boys of That
Town Are Going to the Dogs
Through Smoking.

Topeka, Kan, Oct. 13.-The attorney
general received letter from the
mayor of Halstead, Kan, yesterday
asking him if there was any state law
under which a city of the third class
could pass valid ordinance prohibit
ing boys under Is years old from
smoking cigarettes. He said that a
good portion of the boys of Halstead
were going to the dogs via the cigar
cite route and he wanted to stop their
downward career if he could.
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Will Visit the Territor,es.

Chicago, Oct. ia special train Cd
the Santa Fee left Chicago last night
having on board a number of United
States senators and congressman, the
guests of William r. Hearst. The
party will visit the principal cities OF
New Mexico, Arizona and Oklahon
for the purpose of getting informatio
as to the qualifications of the terri.
tories for statehood. The trip will
occupy about ten days.
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Bryan Executor of Large Estate.

New Haven, Conn.,, Oct. 11.-Wil-
dam ]. Bryan, as executor, has filed for
probate the will of the late Philo S.
Bennett. The will disposes of an estate
worth approximately $3.50, 1000. Among
the public requests the will provides
that $4,000 be divided among 25 col
leges or universities by William ].
Bryan and $4,000 is given to Mr.. Bry-
an to aid needy students, while sim
TAR amount is to be distributed by Mrs.
Bryan among deserving students in
'emale colleges.
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Preparing for Heavy Tramc.

Topeka, Kan, Oct. 1.-THE Rock,
island has commenced the laying of
new steel rails on its line from ST Jo-
seph to this city to replace the old Co.
pound rails. The track is also being
rock ballasted from crusher at work
near Wathena. The purpose of this
improvement is to allow heavy freight
engines and heavy through traffic from
Chicago to pass over this line, which
has heretofore been prohibited.
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THREE TRAINMEN KILLED.
BOx Car Knocked Over by an Engine on
Crowd of Switchmen and
Flagmen.

Kansas City, Mo-, Oct 13.-As a
crowd of switchmen and flagmen were
gathered around a little fire at ST. Louis
avenue and Santa Fe street last night
about 1870 o'clock Missouri Pacifis
engine struck Frisco freight train
knocked a box car over on it's side an6
crushed out the life of two switchmeD
and flagman and injured two others
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Atrocities Among FIathead Indians.

Browning, Mont, Oct. 13.-Dissen-
sions among SEVERAL bands of Indians
on the Flathead reservation eliminated
in one of the worst tragedies recorded
in this part of Montana for several
years. Seven Indians were cruelty
murdered in their beds and two Others
wounded. Reservation officers have
made four arrests and the accused are
confined in the guardhouse here.
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Woman Drummer Sues for SANDER.

Salina, Kan, Oct. 10.-Lucille c. Fry.
a woman drummer representing Kan
sas City firm, has filed suit in the fed
eral court against j. T. Sallards, of Sa-
lima, for $4,000 damages. She says
she was stopping at hotel in Salina
and as she started to leave Sellards &C
cused her of entering his room and
stealing $50.
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Pacific Express Hands Want a Raise.

st. Louis, Oct. 13.-Employes of the
Pacific Express company all over the
United States, 1t is reported, are de-
handing an increase of ten per cent. in
wages. Unless their demands are COM
piled with they threaten to strike next
Thursday evening.
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HOMES SWEPT AWAY
Hundreds of People Around New
York Victims of Flood.
Many Dwellings Have Collapsed and the
Loss VIII Be Millions of Dollars
Rivers the Highest Ever
Known.

Paterson, n. j., Oct. 12.-F1ood con-
.itions at Paterson improved but lit
lie throughout Saturday night. Early
yesterday morning saw the waters at
heir maximum and, although the dan
ger to life and property still is great,
here was a general feeling of relief
yesterday because of the fact that sew
,ral Of the bigger retaining walls and
water gates had been able to Withstand
he rush Of the flood. Throughout the
lay hundreds of men under the super
ntendence of Mayor Hinchcliffe were
1t work Strengthening these walls and
gates. Scores of persons were rescued
rom their homes. A great many
iwelling houses collapsed and many
more are ready to collapse, but it is
believed that there has been little loss
If life. Thousands of men, women and
children will be out of employment for
/ long time and it seems altogether
probable that this flood will cause to
he city Of Paterson greater direct
.oss of money and property than the
ire of nearly two years ago. The
gross loss then was S6,000,000 with an
insurance of more than 100000
Five hundred families are homeless.
0f these about $50 families are being
sheltered in the Apollo hall, while the
others will be taken care of in the
irmory.
At Schenectady so Houses Collapsed.
Schenectady, N. w. Oct. 1.-THE
Mohawk river has reached the highest
mark ever recorded, the water being
y feet above normal. The lowlands
are entirely submerged. Over so
houses are flooded to the second story
and the families were taken out in
boats. For nearly a mile the Fonda,
Johnston and Gloverville trolley line
Is under four feet of water.
Virginia Coast Uttered with Wreckage.
Norfolk, Va, Oct. 1.-THE north
east gale that has ragged over this re-
gion since Thursday last night prac-
ically spent it's power, but for miles
along the Virginia coast the beach is
Uttered with wreckage and through
,ut this entire section of the country
devastation lies in the wake of the
storm.
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r,on Pari. In Inbcck nv R.,,o,,

Berlin, Oct 10.-The Archduke Sal
yator, of Austria, and Count Valataux.
the famous French aeronaat, who left
st. Cloud, near Paris, in a balloon
Thursday, landed safely at Lubbock
yesterday. They made the distance
from st. Cloud. 527 miles, in IA hours
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Wants Divorce from Aged Husband

Buda- Pesth, Oct 13.-Cou1ftess Marie
Itchy, wife of the Austrian ambassa.
dor in Munich, has left her old hus-
band, her step being indirectly due, il
is claimed, to President RooSevelt's
letter against race suicide The young
and vivacious ambassadress wants
children, and therefore decided to mar.
ry younger man--an athletic artist
who, by the way, is as poor as Zich,
Is rich
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King Peter Rewnrd. Hi. Friend.

Belgrade, Servia, Oct. 11.-Col. AL
sxander Machin, the eX-minister Of
public works, who tookpart in the as
sassination of King Alexander and
Queen Draga, has been appointed to
the command of the Belgrade and
Danube division of the army. Col.
Machin was a brother-in-law of Queen
Draga. His brother was the queens
first husband
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Conviot.s divorced wife Killed.

Sadalia, Mo-, Oct. 13.-Miss Ellen
Brcien, the divorced wife of John
B.ockaway, who is serving a term in
the penitentiary for the murder OF his
second wife, was shot and killed by
John Meyers, a farmer near Gravois
Mills, Morgan county. Meyers is in
Jail at Versailles.
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Honda for Interarban R.,,

Wichita, Kan. Oct 11.-At a snac,o,
election Wichita voted $50. 600 bonds -
aid the Arkansas Valley Interurbsn
railway. Elections will be held at A.
kansas City. Mcpherson, winfeld ana
other cities along the proposed route
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Tuxedo Dam Gave wav.

Suffern, N. Y, Oct. 13.-The Tuxedo
dam above the town of Ramapo BROKE
Monday and the water burst through
and tumbled down upon the village
carrying everything before it. Houses
barns, fences and livestock were swep
down the current. Only timely warn
ings prevented tremendous loss
,;fe
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con,rlhut. rouard mod.l c,tx.

St. Louis, Oct. 13.-St Paul and Min
neapolis are the first cities to come
forward with an appropriation for the
model city at the worlds fair. Each
Of the twin cities has voted $500 with
which to make a representation.
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Act. Like Other Folks.

Berlin, Oct 1.-THE car makes a
pleasant impression on the townspeo-
pie during his stay at Darmstadt He
walks TRANQUILITY about the streets, at
tended by one or two adjutants, looks
In the shop windows and buys anything
be fancies. The guardians Of his per-
,ou are rarely visible.
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The Farmers Trust Enters Nebraska.

The Farmers Trust Enters Nebraska.
Lincoln, Neb., Oct. 13.-The Farmers
Cooperative Shipping association.
commonly called the farmers trust,
has legally entered the state of Ne
braska, the secretary of state having
received it's incorporation papers.
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Gold in the White River Country

Aurora, Mo-, Oct. 13.-A story come:
from the White river country, 40 miles
southeast of here, along the construc
ton work of the White River railroad
now building by the Missouri Pacific
of the finding of a gold mine in one OF
the tunnels being constructed through
the mountains by that road
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To BE Played at Kan.a. c,t~

Kansas City. Mo-. Oct. 1.-THE Ks =
sas-Nebraska football game Novem, er
IA will be played in Kansas City. the
Kansas university students hayine
failed to sell 5000 worth of tickets nec-
essary to secure the game for Law
renee.
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Paid $4,000 for a Kansas Horse.

Lexington, KY, Oct. 10.-Just be-
fore the second heat in the Transyl-
vania race E. E. Smathers bought from
Dick Donley, of Wichita, Kan, the
horse Kent, who took second place in
the heat. The price was $4,000.
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London's Birth md Death Rate

London, Oct. 13.-It inspires one with
a sense of London's bigness to learI
that someone is born here every AZ
seconds in the "a hours, and that some
one dies every minute and quarter
A recent official announcement declares
that during last year 131, 27S children
were born in the metropolis and tha'
1924 deaths occurred.
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As . Memorial to His SON.

Elkins, w. Va, Oct. 10.-The Davis
memorial hospital, built by ex-senator
Davis, at a cost of $4,000 in memory
OF his son. who was drowned on the
ast of Africa while touring the world
opened here yesterday.
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Seattle building TO Cost 100000.
Washington, Oct. 13.-The contract
for the erection of the public building
at Seattle, WASH. has been awarded to
Magrzth & Buhamel, of Seattle. for
S605, 900.
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San Francisco, Oct. 13.-Col. DAME
+. Boone, the clever tanner of wild ami
mails, died in this city yesterday after
a long illness. He was born in Ken
lucky 62 years ago and early in life
evinced a fondness for wild animals.
yer which he seemed to have wonder
full powers of control.
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Killed by am Explosion of Nitro-Glycerine

Killed by an Explosion of Nitro-Glycerine.
Titusville. Pa, Oct 13.-Adam Cup
Ter, Jr., president of the firm of A.
Cupler, Jr.. and company. manufacture
ers of nitro-glycerine and oil well sup
plies. was instantly killed in East
Titussille yesterday by the accident
al explosion of ten quarts of the high
explosive.
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Brownaeld Must Go 10 Pri.on.

Topeka, Kan, Oct. 11.-Dr. j. C.
Brownield, who figured in the Jessie
Morrison case at Eldorado as a witness
for the defendant and got himself
prosecuted in consequence, will have
to go to the penitentiary. The supreme
court affirms the decision of the court
below which sentenced BrownfieId to
the state prison for seven years.
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War Rather Than Yield.

Berlin, Oct. 1.-THE Cologne Gazette
publishes a dispatch from St. Peters
ourg as follows: Russia is not dis
inclined to accept the modus vivendi
in the Korean question; but if Man
churia is brought into the controver-
sy by Japan, Russia would rather that
the dispute come to war than yield
her claims.
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1.15O.OOO Acres withdrawn from Entr,


Butte, Mont, Oct. ia special t.
the Miner from Great Falls says tina
the Great Falls land Office yesterday
received instructions from Washington
to withdraw from. entry under the des
ert land law all lands in the distric
lying south of the Missouri river The
order affects approximately 1,150, 0Oi
.creS
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WI, Re Held In Jerusalem.

Chicago, Oct 12.-The worlds Sum-
lay school executive committee has an
bounced officially that the fourth
worlds Sunday school convention will
be in Jerusalem, Palestine, April 1S-
20, 1904.
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Haskell Indian. Hard to Rent

Dallas. Tex, Oct. 1.-THE Indians
from the Haskell school at Lawrence
Kan, put another scalp to their belt
by taking the game from the Texas
university II at the state fair grounds.
The score was to o.
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win Develop the Dan Grow Mine.

Sedalia. Mo-, Oct. ia company
with capital of 100000 has been or
ganized and incorporated to develop
what is known as the Dan Grow mine
in the heart of the Raymond district.
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wouuded bv Chinese Pirate,.

Cologne, Oct. liza dispatch from
Canton says pirates in south China
have MORALLY wounded German mis-
s;onary Of the name OF However and
& woman
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HIehest for 90 Yeas,

Albany. N. Y, Oct. 1.-The rainfall
If 4.69 inches, unparalleled in the 20
gears records of the local weather
office, has been followed by flood also
unprecedented at this season, which
reached it's height with maximum OF
1906 feet above mean. low water mark