The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23

|''THa IOF5 tSLEWaOff III j MOO1N AIN.
TIL stur-rrn4 cinter is now lovin pldly
! to tn !. Wist,sit beln announced that Sini-
I ton Bin 'riman Will spake at Omaha
| to-morry evenln.'
I".TERRE HAUTE lfIJlANNY. Oct.
PA most unusual an startlin ntnos-
pherlc disturbance was observed here
to- day Durin. TIL mornin' tl'GSwlnd
blcws In fltful gusts. gradually lncreasln'
In violence unthil al noon II was ete!.n'
flnces an film III. ali with outbudin's
an ARA gymlnts in:favor, av the protec-
tive tariff. At Its height th'5wnu was
BLOWN two hundred an sivlnty miles an
hour an Its roar was like th' sound az
Niagra. sinilor Biverldge spakes MT
a Ottumw wa. Iowa II
aBUZZARD'Sa BAY MASS Oct. IA
For sevAl. wakes past peepul llvln' II.
this vicinity have be m awakened at night
be subterraneall rumbin's an sudden
shakin's Rav the earth. Day bayfure yls-
terdny wnrnin was stint out that another
eruption avS Grover CT vclnnd was grenty
feared TIL feein' was gineral howivir.
that Grover was an extinct Volcano, an
small heed was pair to- tn adntonltion.
To-day proved that tn fears av tn sci.
entlsts We're well founded. TIL ;op blew
or III. mountain an TIL resultin' flow Of
LIQUID lava entirely covered TWO pages
av TIL Saturdah Evenln' Post. Slveral
particles ap DARN an advcnturespnnt. ray
porthers have stharted out to explore tn
surroundin' country. with tn hope av
ascerainin' whether another>t eruption Is
to be exploited. z
I. MADISON, WIS. Oct "A terrific
cyclone passed through this State to-day
from wan ind TO til other. leavln' death
:, in,,a I'M 70 Win first
seen In I'll east twas no lar-r-ger than
TIL hand ay a rld-headed :aypOrther for
a magazine. But whin 1t struck tn
ground twas almost irresistible, John
q. spooner, a well-known9 resident, was
out In tn back yar-r-d oilln' his har-s
zyistin machine whin tn cyclone hit him.
Mr.. spooner has not VT go. back to tn
ground, an tn broken pieces aY his ma
chine ar-r-e scattered far-r an Wild over
til sthate. Sthrange 10 say Governor
Ii, Toilette has raytused to sshie call
for aid to raylleye tn widespread dis
thr IS. ".Ts an l.. wind that blows
nobody good" lie says. "A great nanny
nv M rn lroads tn sthrate ar-r-e said
to be badlyNdamaged by tbs stur-r-m
..UTICA, N. y, Oct. IVAN av tn
most raymarkahle natural phenomena on
raycurd was observed here to-day, For
half an hour 1t ralned artificial roses.
This was follled by a genie breeze WI Gu
brought with It tn unmistakabe door
nv dead fish. Lather there was fine
display av stage thunder an lightnin'
mn, a light shower az Imitation wather,
Bourke Cochran goes from here to Al
bnny.'
'.ar-re only tn preliminary symptoms.
2Ther.re ar-re strong sgns av an airy
frost In tn vicinity nv Lincoln, Me-
brasky; very chilly weather Is preyallin'
in tn neIghborhood aY Georgie Courtll-
you; an Tammas Taggart. hndln' that
tn salt air av New York dos not agree
with him. has gone on home goa take a
mud bath.
"What,s more. .hey have discovered two
new an vital sshes whicn'll till III rlst
ay TIL campaign with ginger. Wan ay
thin is TIL d.sgraceful fact that an
church which Is attnded by tn em!nunt
juhrIst only contribute three hundred
an sIvinty.hve dollars to tn cause aV
foreign missions last year, an tn other
that vance TIL Presldun didn't lnHnt
a club filled with SPIKES for tn purpose
av furnishln' tn poliss weapon for.
beatin' some sinse into tn hide aY&th'
laborln' man,
IN the face aay that how can We doubt
that tn remainder, aV;th' campaisnIl be
full av exeliemInt? How can ye blame
III pubic far tak'n'*suclsg a burnn' In
therisl In tn 3pend!I struggle? tbs a
hattie as giants-with'' III first TWO let
Tiers left on tn last wor-rd Ills an
awe-inspirin' :an epochmNkin' sthruggle
FORA good jnb."-(copyrlgh 1904. by
Joseph q. RoWles,)