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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-16
UNION
GAVE AID
BUILDING lABoRERs COME
ROYALTY TO ASSISTANCE or
AGED HooeARRlER

In letter received this mWn'nk
from Robert coleman. vice Rf'ai
dent Of the Building laaai'i.
union. hg explains che position 9t
the union rrsarj.ns the sad sanai.
ton OF the Mahoueys the old ana
poyertv stricken couple on the
sanasp.t The story told Co The
star reraricr implied that Nah1ncy
haa been member ot the hoa-
carflors anton Tot year, and that
thay had not done anything TOT
MIN. but refused To ALLOW him 90
continue a. member Mr Cole
man states that this De- untrue aud
ne ard another member OF the
union made a personal visit 10 the
saadsplt home for che purpose ct
lsarnins the truth from Nahaney s
uwu lips
Il scrms that ho was not taken
into the seattle untun GA account
of bis as and that this union has
a regulation which permits aged
and lnfiFm men 90 WORK at their
trade without paying dues or be-
longing To that organization. The
Local union viii do all tn lis power
70 aid the unfortunate couple and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-16
WAS
DEFEATED
tspselalto The start

BUTTE Nov. rs The full elree
ton returns show Heinhc.o eaudi#
dates 10 poaaaaHlun 81 all the county
offices Of Silver How county. save
that Of coroner aud those Of the
two district Judges. and a small
representation ia the legislature
Everything elise went ia the anti
HeinFe forces in the republican
landslide
uriure fought particularly herd
faF his TAO candidates Tor the diH=
trIet benches aud against the re-
election OF chief Justice traufiy g.
the supreme eouft. losinE an three
Another hard won victory fuf the
ANA gamafed forces was the elve=
ton ~ Congressman Joseph Dixon
aud the fr-rlastlan - Governor Joe
eph IS Tooie. who % now aeeycd
tied with anti IleIaEe sentiments
since Re vent against The wishes OF
llslnze Ia calling = aseEIal elsetiuu
% the last legislature The rail-
was made upon petition IN the crisis
Eamated shutdown. 90 repeal the
las la regard % change ~ venue
which WAS particularly objection.
able 10 the AmalEamnfed and which
wa responsible fuf the shut down
This aef caused a split between
HEln4e ana Tooie. and while the
latter Is a conservative mar. little
given % partisan feelings. hts re-
clestiun is regarded ~ a victory f1F
the Annals lmaifd
Mayor Pa Mullins. who two
years aKn vas elected mayor ~ The
Hesuze forces and Rha until rrs
CeHtlr Naa considered one uf
Heinze'a most loyal neutenauts.
split with lIeinEe and ran on the
kerosene ticket for the ieEiaia
iufs lie Wa ANONYMOUSLY de.
featsd. The republican majority In
the legislature practically insurca
the return Of Thomas Garter 70 the
United States senate Iisinza lost
All bis main contentious and sur
fsred the worst defeat he has ever
experienced In hts heretofore sin
gularly successful fight against the
AmaiEamaiad interests in Montana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-16
HE HAD A
PHYSICIAN

Tho people AZ Lake wood have
beer thoroughly aroused az tho re-
ported death - three children In
the nriEhborhuod from ainhthrria.
as the result 81 careieasneas attrib-
uted 20 practitioners Of alleged Chris
tian science cure 81 all forms ~ dla-
ease. Mr. Baker whose child died
ON November 10 claims that he
acted under medical advice In the
matter and the cause 81 hts chlid's
death was not due 20 the practices
81 peculiar curative agemta
Mr. Baker. upon noticing that HE
child was sick says he consulted a
physician and was given directions
~ to treatment lie understood
that tou8ilitis was rampant among
the children of the village and
thought his child was afflicted with
a. When he discovered that tho
child was not gaining under tha
treamtent directed. he called In q
physician and then found what tho
disease was with which the child
Was suffering
The child wan taken In charge OF
by the B0nney Watson company
and buried within tWp hours from
the time II reached the margus. the
greatest caution being taken 10 pre-
vent exposure OF other people The
Baker home Is now uuarautined
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-16
WANTS IT ST0Ppt D

Miss Nelson. the cashier NJ the
Rathakeilcr has been repeatedly
stopped by patrolmen on Third ave
nue.. while on her way home from
work lato At night She has eNs
planned 90 them what her business
Was but they seem 20 doubt her
story aud yesterday she complained
To the chief OF police Ia person. ask
iuK that the patralmeu be- notified
10 stop doing so The patfolmen
say that any women walking the
streets at that hour are liable 20 be
n.zaHted aud taken 90 headquarters
for an explanation. and the police
maintain that the young lady should
get a permit from the chief Of po-
lice 90 break tho common Law.
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ST. PETERSBURG. Nov IL
Three famous nihlliafa. Col Aaehea-
breunsr Basil lvanoff. Vera FlgneF.
we're today released from the Peter
and Paul fortress. after serving 20
Years' solitary confinement
They were the leaders tn the ter
forist movement In the early SOS
Al three are mental Hnd physical
wrecks Their condition Il little
Improved by release. for they were
aiao condemned % spend the re-
mainder Of their lives at Puatescrek.
within the arctic circle
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HENRY JUNKIN
DEAD

BELLEVUE. Wash. Nov IL
Henry ". iuukin. a wen known
resident Of Bellevue. II dead as the
result of a peculiar accident which
happened last saturday
While sttt.uE bark from a stand
ing flr tree Saturday morning a
plece OF the bark fell striking him
on the back aud stunning him lie
was found hy searching party az
. q. m after having laid uueon-
scious ON the ground for II hours
Mr Iunktn Was at once removed
20 bis home Upon examination u
vas found that the man was uar-
alyaed from his neck down. lie
lived bat short time. Mr. JuHkiu
was 81 years Of ase and leaves a
wife
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Miss Patterson trembled yialbly.
Not since the days Of the famous
MoliueuN poison mystery has an
approaching murder trial created
such keen and widespread interest
as this trial ~ Nan Patterson. the
Florudoras actress
~ In nov nearly five months since
the tragedy took place. According
TO the evidence CLEANED by the police
and now In posHe6slon OF the dis
triCt Attorney office. Nan Ran
dolph Patterson was arrested and
formally accused Of the crime Of
murder GA the morning Of satur-
day. June s
Since that date this beautiful
young woman has occupied a cell OF
aeantY dimensions in the uoman'B
tier Of the Tumha prison. she has
received every kindness az the
hands 81 the warden and mnfron Of
the prison Nho have frequently eK-
pressed their great sympathy for
her and have never Loot an oppor-
tunity 90 alleviate the hardshlps Of
her prison iife
Eight taleHmeu had been exam
iucd and two Jurors selected when
the court took a recess for tho noon
hour
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resolutions viii be- passed AZ rs
next meeting n lend assistance 90
che stahoueya. since from the old
mans statements IL haa heon
learned that he was for years a
member In goad standing OF the
hodearrieu union. bat not ot the
seattle branch
Coleman Eaye the old couple some
money at the timr Of hia visit and
later the vice presidents wife took
down % substantial Eit for the
couple It i to be- hopod that there
viii be no more trouble about tho
money the Mahoneys receive
monthly from tho county a. It's de-
ny eausei them Errat deal OF
suffering laat time.
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TITLE IS GOOD

Superior Judge Morris yesterday
held that Charles Fllmptan had a
valid aeud To property on the corner
al Third avenue and University
street The property Ma deeded 20
rhmntnn bY his mother It's step
father. =. y Guye. contested the
validity Of the transfer. claiming
that the property vas hts The
court held that Mr.. Guye riEhtfully
decided the property 20 her Huu
Judge Morris took the raae under
Amusement four months age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-16
KEEPS nm BUSY
D0DGIHG THINGS

Gus 4 Kuske filed a sensational
divorce suit IN tho superior court
this morning against his wife. Mrs
Lizzie Kusko In which he charges
cruelty and intrmpernnee and al
lcEns that she o. a dissolute char
acter lie asks for tho custody of
his two children and filed a petition
asking the court % take the little
ones from their mother before she
can take them ont Of the state
Kusko states thai his wife has
frequently assaulted him ANA that
one ~ her favnrlte pastimes ia TO
make him q target for various ar
tic'es of household goods
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-16
DIPLOMATS Worry

LONDON. Nov i6 The report Of
an attack on Russian soldiers by
Afshans at kushk GA the border
created feeling OF uucaaiuess Ia
diplomatic circles II II feared ituH-
ETA may exact satisfaction by at
tempting "a invade AfrhaulHtan.
Hurala.s growing strength on the
AfFhaulHtun border has ffrtted
british government clrsiru for years.
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COT $1,000

Mrs Sarah Wlthers secured a
fnd mont for s. 1n0 damages Ia the
superior court this morning against
James nodson. who owns n lodging
house az IL Ninth avenue south
The defendant did not appear Mrs
Withera sued for sTo5l damages on
the ground that ahn had fallen
down an unprotected flight uf stairs
In Dodsau's house last March and
injured herself badly Judge Nor
ris found that she Vas entitled %
5000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-16

tnY Hcrinna Newa Ass.np
NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-THE work
Of selecting jury in the trial Of
Nan Patterson charged sith the
munler 81 Caesar Young. ia a
cahs last June. began thla morning
la Justice Vernon Davis court A
squad % a. patrulinen kept back
the crowd which sought u gain ad
mlaaian
Mites Patterson wuH dressed ia
hin and wore a picture hat She
sai beside her aged father. and
when the first venircmnn was
asked 10 he had any conscientious
scruples against capital punishm-nt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-16
CHICAGO MARkETs.

Reported FOR The star hv AZ 4
RIVER & Co. l1e Columbia street -
private Wires
Wheat-pec. 1879 TO IS.
H. SIS TO 11at MAY. 1t25=S. III
1I21-2. July. sS1 L.. % Is. gS1-2
Coru-Dcc.. 81 rs. 1874. 81 "a %
81 IS. MAY. 40 IL 20 Is 5-S. IS IS.
Sc IL 20 90 SIS, July, 361-2. IS IS,
461-2.
oats=Dce.. ISIS. 2s3.i, eS7-ss
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has RULED ron
FORTY ONE VARS
ms scripps News A...ni

COPENHAGEN. Nov 49, Fetes
were held throughout Denmark
, essorday and today IA honor OF the
aiht anniversary of King Christian 8
accession To the throne Gupen
iswen aud all other cities were
brilliantly decorated and illumins
nted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-16
MANY ARE
KILLED
usstAN SOLDIERS SUFFER-
oEATH IN TROUBLE WITH
AFdtiANs

MOSCOW. Nov IA message
has been received here reporting
trouble between the Russians and
AfFhHua on the border between
Russia and AfEhanatan at kuahk.
the Russian railway terminus on
the line from Nery The AfEhana
have exploded magazine. killing
many soldiers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-16
Train Held Up

ST. LOUIS Nax ia real train
robbery secured Ia the heart al the
aafifH fair grounds Saturday night
The story has leaked out. after hav-
iuE been suppressed hy the rxposi-
ten guards Two masked men held
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-16

up the train on the minintufn rhiiF
way nt midnight, a. u was crossing
"a deserted lot aud making tie iast
tlp g0f the niFht After relieving
The pasHgpgefs Qf more than 500 the
robbers disappeared la the darkness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-16
ELLIOTT
RESIGNS
tny serlppa Eews Assnl

NEWCASTLE. ind. Nov IL
General William Elliott commits
sioner Of interior for Porto Rico.
has mailed bis resignation 10 Pres
ldeut Roosevelt to take effect be
gemhgr T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-16

- u
Pork Jan. sI278- tla55. gl2.70.
May. fl27O Sass. si2To.
NEW YORK STOCKS.
Atch. Come se1-2. s5 rs. Sc
Anal Copper. 7sf-1. &c. 1gt-8; Il
4 a.. Ig-s s9-k. So H. T. T.
70. 6sf-s. s. IS. e. s.. l.. &C.. IS 3-4.
.46I-g. can. Pac. l11a-R. la2I-z.
Ia. q. q o.. 4ss-s. s. 80 IS. q.
g. W. 25i-8. 2f5-s. ATS. Erie
Com. - "a. z81-f rs. ". x. g.
GETS a96-z. 2ea-s. Ills. Cent.
ls0I-2. ls9s 81 i4a 81. lea. Com.
iE1-2. r. I41-f. l. a n. IA 81.
taa5-k. $50 SIS. Manhattan. i67 IL.
lee 80. le1 L. Met.. Ia 3-S. i29 L..
Isfi-1. 10. Puc.. 11Sf-t. To- "a.
faa a-4 n /. O., 1a61-2 f35 i-2.
ise. Norfolk ISIS 1fi-2. - Is,
o. 4 ", f2s-4. fal-2. t2l-2s PEG.
Gas. los Is. 100 r.. les f-2. Pennal.
fae "a. i3gi-s. I2e lie. RdE.. Is SIS.
14g-A 7fa-4. r. /. ass. So 5-s.
tea-t. St Paul 10 IS. i7e7-g.
t7aI-4. sugar. lfsf-G. tlT. ~ SIS.
So. pae.. 6Tz-4. &C IS. 6 rs. Tex.
Pae.. S5t-2. 57I-s. g1Iss. r. 9. &
l.. T4I-E. FATS. T75-s. Union Pac-
tlts-S. tt3I-a. iIaf-2. L. s. steel.
g16-s. II. Silt L. s. steel pfd..
s. 3-f. 50 as. So Ia
Money per cent
Visible Supply Wheat 81. SOC o0o.
increase $3.50. 900. corn. 2.s76. 0J3
decrease. $4,000.
chicago- Wheat. 81, corn.
te5. oats. d..
Chicago Hogs, 30. o0o; Kansas
City. 1900. Omaha. G.50o.
Hogs opened &c lower. 5000 left
over. year ago. % COO
Cattle and sheep. steady.
Northwest - Cars -- Minneapolis.
81. Duluth. rs
SUMMARY.
New York--Americans In London.
heavy Il 10 IL below parity.
Consols. Ia lower at S.
Norfolk and Western coal traffic
expanding and now largely in ox-
cess OF last year.
Loaning rate higher and stocks
plentiful In loan crowd
Two banks lent 1000. 900 on cali
in the stock exchange OF per cent
No truth In story OF purchase OF
corn products by American Sugar
Co.
Hlncty-five roads FOR September
show average net increase Of II per
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cent
Ih.rty-arven roads for first week
IN November show average EroEs
increase u 81 per cent.
Banks gained from sub-treasury
since Friday $4,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-16
THE MARKETS
WHOLESALE PRICES

CTheAe prices are 10 any buyer IN
quantities Prices on small purchases
average - per cent hIGhsrD
Provisions.
fresh Meat-Cow beet Gd64o per
10 steer beet sAci veal. "a i0c III:
pork. siie 10. mutton. GMghc 10
spring lamb. &c
Provisions Hams iSm Ice 10:
breakfast bnsou, f3Ut. III. bellies
frerh. lie 10.
Vegetables.
White River potatoes. I6HiSc per
~ Yakima potatoes 920n22 ton.
carrots. 100 gae sack. cabbage. y
n1tte ih rudiHhes. Zoe doz punches.
green onions. Zoe per dog punches:
rucumhors. coo dozen, native egg
plant. 2c rer ~. Hubbard vquash.
] f4c ih. cHullnower. Gscii soc. LETT
tuce. GfIlso crate. WA beans. Sc.
string beans. tu5c. bcnts. g0cMft
per sack turulps. 15a sack. ruia-
So goes. 9te sock. green earn. 100 t2c
Hofea celery s0a G0e Dozen parH-
lev tsG2oe dozen. sweet potatoes.
IA zee per M.
Green Fruit. Etc.
Apples. wcaatchee. 7ocutt25
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-16

Excursion Rates on Photos at
Esaan q EriesDn'a Studio. 1916 list
Ave. 80.
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oruvsusteias. T5rutfzs per box
crab apples. f10 Co per bon
Valencia oranges. ffeOaA60 per
tuK. Lemons fenoaag1 err
boz. nihekberftss. it's Per crate
Persian dates. sac ID. banana.
g. 2b0 5.t bunch. Cnntaloupea. Yak-
ina. 9tWt.zs crate. 0enbe3firH 81
bon. Wenatchse peaches 46a esc
boz Sweet nruneH $50 Soc.
cranes. Washington. &c. grapes
California. GlHI-5. rraHhsrrIss
q ger bhl huekiehefrier. 7agc 10.
Hay. oraIn ard Feed.
Oats, ssteoa sa.3o per tn barley.
1850 per ton wheat. g10aal ton
thup. itae4u 60 co per ton rhofta
- % PER ton. bran. tsoo8 per ton
ell meal ss2os per to- .. W. tim.
ethy tl&e8 Pc ton. p. Is. com.
pressed tiHothf itsaeo ton. new
wheat bay. 9iteoG 1899 pef ten.
Puget Sound hay. Gi2ais rer ton
raid1iinEs. tas.oe Per ton cracked
corn. ie3 90 per ton. straw. giooa
Per ten Peanuts. Jumbo. &c. Al.
Butter. Esss. chss-s
Native eframsry .zEc per ID. East
sfu Creamery. fresh. asc.
EHKH- Native ranch. $50 z7r daz
oregon ranch. soe doc. Eastern asa
SO doz.
cheese Native. taBaisr ID
Eastern. lie. California. isgiie.
hair akim. sTtc.
Poultry.
Chickens. hens 11he. spring. fE8
fstc. Ducks live. iaal4e. Tur-
keys. $50 &c ID. sprinE chickens.
itg Is
Fish. Etc.
Holly. eif-raisinE buckwh heat. re;
case, tt1A. Holly cake and pastry
flour. per case. ttoo. pearl barley.
sB-ih boxes. per cwt. 1850. pear
barley. ioo-ib sacks. s&o8. splif
peas af-fh borrs. fsee split reas
loo-ih boxes Nto. popcorn. Per
eat. tate
Halihut. edThe per N. salmon
trout t4he pee IL founders. 4c
per ~ Eolea g. Ter 10. ahrimps.
100 iHe per ID. smclts. scarce.
oreesriss snd Cereals.
Sugar. Golden 9. IN sacks. s. SIS
Extra Q. Ca sacks 1855. powdered
is25. buckNheat PET barrel, 1Te9s
germ meal. fos. per bale. Se15. corn
meal Sos. FER barrel 500. ycliaa
Germ meal. Toe per pale. is2a whit.
corn meal bag. 81 co rolled oats. nef
barrel. CCC- 9ez5: wheat flake.
box. Is lbs. i2s5. Parma. per barrel,
$3.50 Fnriua. io-th sacas per bale.
$500. hominy. large. per barrel
$3.50 homiHy, small ias bale. $3.50
In barrels. 1850. Dry graduated. IN
lacks. .sls. cube. In barrel. ss-55.
Flour. patent. per barrel. iA15.
Crown. fa7b Straight. per barrel
tt2s Gold Medal. So IS; Minnesota
hard wheat. Sc Piusbury. s7bOMSs
pillabuFy'H Hest. tT25. Standard pa
kota. 1913. Whole wheat flour, per
barrel. 800. graham. t2So: graham
los. per bale. E2tB. rye flour. bos
rer barrel. ft7b. rye flour. f0s. per
bale s. so. rye meal. SOS. per barrsi
1876. buckWhcat per barrel. t9.0a.
germ meal. iDs. per bale. &2.Ts: corn
meal. a0s. per barrel. Si.00s yellow
corn meal. les. per bale. 81 90. white
corn meal. Cos. s4o0. rolled oats. per
barrel C.CC. S6.s5; wheat flakes.
box. IS lbs. t22o. Farina. per barrel
$3.50. Farina. t0-lh. sacks. per bale.
81 90. hominy. large. per barrels
$3.50. hominy small. los. bale se.se.
Holly sclf-raisinr buekwheat Per
case. sass Holly cake and pnrtrt
flour. per case. 81 40. pearl hsrire
fea-Ib boxes. $50. popcorn 80
cvt. $3.50.
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May. q s-s 70 81 IL. ATS to slit.
81 SIS "a glI=2
Pork-Ian. sI219. ff25-. 212T0.
May. fl2.1O sl2.b5. si27o
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Veeetablss.


Apples. Weuatchee. 7agu&f25
Per box, native cooking. 50U7ac,
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Butter. Esas. Cheers.

Native eframsry .zkc per ID. East
efn creamery. fresh. aac.
EHKa- Native ranch. gkMz7e dan
Oregon ranch. 3ee doc. Eastern asd
80 doz
cheese Native. tah@Isr ID
Eastern. lie. California. fe9iie.
hair skim. zTtc.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-08-25
EREE 10 81 LApIEa-

The Defiance Starch Co. win give
IS ladies a round trip ticket to the
ST Louis Exposition. Il five ladies
in each Of the following states: ms.
nois. Iowa. Nebraska. Kansas and
Missouri who viii send in the largest
number OF trade marks cut from a ten
cent l6-ounce package OF Defiance
cold water laundry starch. This
means from your own home. any.
where In the above named states.
These trade marks must be mailed TO
and received by the Defiance Starch
Co, Omaha. Nebr,. before September
LIST. 1903. October and November will
be the best months q visit the EK.
position. Remember that Defiance is
the only starch put up iG o. Ia fun
pound 10 the package. You get one
third more starch for the same money
than Of any other kind. and Defiance
never sticks 20 the iron The tickets
to the Exposition VIII be sent BY regis.
tered mail September 9Th. Starch Tor
sale by all dealers.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-08-25
BhoutInn Ih.Ir pralnon.

Friarpoint. Miss. August % tspe
ciAll Of niadder and Kidney
Trouble after 20 years 81 suffering.
Rev H. n. Hatch. OF thlu place. is
telling the publle the good news and
shouting the praises Of the remedy
that cured him-n0dd's Kldhey Pills.
Rev. Mr.. Hatch says
= have been suffering from Hlad.
der and kidney Trouble for 20 years
and have tried everything that PEG
pie said would DO me good. But
nothing did me any good except
Dodd's Kidney Pills.
4 haven't felt q pain since took
nodd's Kidney Pulls They gave me
health and feel like a new man al
together Dodd'a kidney Pills are
the best ! EVER had
All Urinary and Bladder Troubles
are caused b. diseased Kidneys The
natural way 20 cure them Is 10 cure
The kidneys. Dodd's Kidney Pills
never fail TO cure diseased kidneys
In any stage or place. They always
cure backache and they are the only
remedy that ever cured Bnghta bis.
eAse.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-08-25
WIND AND RAIN
FIERCE WIND AT NORTH ct
LOUIS AND VENICE. III.
SIXTY PERSONS WERE INJURED
Roofs Blown of n Telegraph poles
Razed-Smail Craft IN River
Tossed About-Troley
Cars In Wreck.

ST. LOUISA tornado OF small
proportions but OF extreme fury swept
down upon the residence portion of
North 81. Louis late Friday, resulting
in the death OF one person. injury to
probably fifty. and damage to prop
erty estimated at 500. 600. The dead:
JOHN ELLINGTON.
Partial list Of injured:
Jacob Hermeste. shoulder d~islocat-
ed.
William II. Linham. cut.
Edward PATERSON. badly cut.
Girtvood Powinski. burned by live
wire. serious.
James Crosby, broken hip.
William Ditchhauber. leg and arm
broken.
William Fouche. leg broken.
Louis McCullin. leg broken.
Herman ~Sauerwine. aged 10; arm
broken and crushed: will probably die.
William Bigger. bruised.
W. II. LRrgan. cut and bruised.
T. A. Sommers, bruised.
w. Fricke. scalp wound.
William Yoricke. leg broken.
Six employees OF Niedringbaus rolling
mill. not serious.
A shower passed over 81. louis ear.
Her IN the day, but there had been no
rain In North St Louis. The sky had
cleared and the atmosphere had be.
come very murky and hot when clu.
zens IN North St Louis noticed a
dark cloud approaching from the
southwest
Suddenly, and without the slightest
premonition. an arm seemed 70 shoot
TO the ground like a gigantic cable.
twisting and turning. The end
touched the ground at Nineteenth and
Angelrodt streets. and with incredible
swiftness and force swept east along
Angelrodt for ten blocks, then turned
north and swept three blocks along
Broadway, when it jumped eight
blocks northeast 20 the. foot OF Bremen
street and the river. where consider
able property along the river front
was destroyed
The storm struck the Illinois shore
@"nNus NAfAa II demolished
several dwellings, the ~Louderkranz
hall and blew down a portion OF the
Madison cooper works, killing John
Ellington. Severe damage was done
also 70 buildings in Venice and Gran,
lite City. which adio!ns Madison. and
a number OF persons we're injured.
A broadway trolley a containing
eleven passengers was suddenly buried
under six telegraph poles which
crashed into the top and wrecked the
car. The passengers had a remark.
able escape from injury and only the
motorman received slight bruises.
In St Louis proper az the time.
there was not the slightest intimation
n a wind.storm. The sky had dark.
ened and a brisk breeze blew for a
short time. as II heraldlng the ap-
proach OF a summer shower.
A terrific thunder storm broke over
ST. Louis early and ain fell in tor.
rents. accompanied by heavy wind.
The weather bureau reported that 81
Of an inch OF rain fell within ten min
utes and the velocity OF the wind was
81 miles an hour.