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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-11
WALL STREET REVIEW
OPERATIONS FOR ADVANCE SUFFERED
 A PAUSE.
Marked Falling Off In Volume of Deal- ings, Caused by Rush of Selling to Take Profits of Significant
 Nature.

New York, July 1o.-The selling to take profits on the opening rise of prices or or cause a pause in the operations for ad- vance and marked falling off in the vol N Not only W was the selling to realize of a significant nature. but an influential eie- noes to in ss of an acter. Such a development awakens the fear in the mind of the wary professional in the particular Instance has been com pleted. leaving 2 speculative party without favorabiy disposed to operate for decline: with view of getting back holdings
 There is no one factor in which the present speculation counts So greatly as on in dydend bsa rates ad 0n sfa dividend rate on Central Railroad of New professed hopes of those dealing in Reading The reaction in these two stocks was surf market
 The iron and steel industrials. Amal- aeJ se the principal beneficiaries @ of the shift ing of speculative demand said to be going on The London market was unsettled by fears of trouble in the coming Kaffir settle ment. Discounts hardened under this in- fluence and the coming of the Japanese Paris demand. which continued in spite of the announcement of the definite re-estab- change here was inclined to sag and no more gold was taken for export There was quite an active demand for time loans carrying over the end Of the year. The opening of subscriptions on Wednesday to the s5o.ooo.ooO Japanese loan apportion- set for Saturday next were also subjects for consideration in the money market. It Is in the first place to bring funds here from Only about 1 per cent of the Japanese suh- scriptions are called for with applications. but 1t is evident that the loan will be large ly over applied for. with corresponding re- Quirement for credits.
 The commodities market continued much unsettled. The cotton market scandal wt.s made the text of some discussion of adverse effect on capital outlay of the speculative developments of the last few months. show ing the disregard and variations of fidu- ciary obligations in various relations to the general world of capital. The market closed heavy at partial recoveries.
 Bonds irregular. Total sales, par value, S3, 260.000. United States new As ad- vanced k per cent call.
 NEW YORK STOCK HIST
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-11
NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
Futures Advance Over Thirty Points, with
 Great Excitement in Ring,

New Orleans, July 10.-Spot cotton, in fluenced by the improvement in Liverpool and the upward movement of futures. ad- vanced Ac. Sales. 1900 bales. including 325 to arrive. .# "~
 Futures opened 10@15 points up. respond- Ing to an advance of 35 English points in Liverpool and also influenced by reports of rains in many sections of the cotton belt. and the builish effect of the Government investigation into the statistical bureau of the Agricultural department and other bullish features At the close of the first call there was great excitement about the future ring and prices shot upward. With in q few minutes July had gained 46 points. October 5s and January 67 over Saturdays finals
 Later there was reaction of IS e 26 points The trading was active throughout the session. The market closed steady. lhe list showing net gains of Ss points on positions, September to February inclusive gained 40 442 points.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-11
Fine Music Composer.

It Is not generally known that Pro- lessor SiRmund Schlesinger. organist of the Jewish Temple in this city. Is composer of six complete services for one for festivals. one for the New Year and one for the day of Atonement. These compositions are of highest general use, being published in sep arate form by one of the leading music houses of the country.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-11
otal sales for the day. ssS.4 400 shares.
NEW YORK BONDS.

United States refunding 2s registered. 1o3 < United states ss. registered .: ...iSsi. United states new 4s. registered -: .is3,. United states old i,. registered .: :.iSl Sl~ American Tobacco 4s. certificates .. rex
 do 6s. certificates .... .... ....ll5ts
 do adjustment 4s .... .... .... ,. 96l2 Atlantic Coast Line Is .... .... ....102 Baltimore in re- & Ohio is .'.. .,105 z Central of Georgia 5s ... .... .... ..1iS%
 do lst Inc. .... .... ... 96 E chesapeake $ ohio 4,as -: ..' ',Ssx Chicago & Alton 8 hs .... .... co. . T9& Chicago, B. X Quincy new 4s .... .10l X Chicago se cdT R. 5s ]: 6 P. R. R As . ... ss$ ss$ C. C. c, < st. Louis gen As .... ..': ...lSsS Chicago Terminal As .... .... .... .. 9Sis Colorado Midland 4s .... .... ... .. 75I Colorado & Southern 4s .... ....... 95 Cuba 5s, certificates .... .... .... .lO7 Denver & Rio Grande 4s .... .... lO6 < Distniers Securities 5s .... 79B Ere prior lien 4s .... .101 Fort Worth s Denver City 1st .... .1i2
 HToekIng Valley @1ss .... .... .... .lo9a Louisville & Nashville unified 4s .. .ios 1s Manhattan consol gold 4s .... .... .IO4
 Minn. & St Louis Is -. -. .... ee4 Missouri: Kansas X Texas Is .... ... .loi # National k R of Mexico consoi 4. . .... ss. New York Central general 3hs .... .. 9Sjf New Jersey Central general 5s .... ,. .33% "orthera Facific As .'.. .106
 Norfolk < Western consol 4s .... ..'. .1osS Oregon Short Line rfdg. As .... 96 ]. Rsar, FRsnnsyasania r,sy, % seonv; S'ss .'-' '. .i0th st Louis 6 Iron Mountain ccnsoi ss :.iYs ::.iGs .ssk heaAas AeNthyestern -consoI 4a ss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-11
OPTION IS SOARING
Kn1Crs ARE CONTINUING THEIR TEN VII DENCY UPWARD.
Qssvy Reeli1lnx During sessio1 Caused ing Tone Was Steady at Net
 (saln of 80 to 70 Points.

New York. July 10.-The cotton market wns very excited all day and during the flrst of the session scored further sensa- tlonaI gains Later there was heavy realiz- inE and prices lost about t49l7 points of Che advance, but the closing tone was steady ak . not gain of 3s Q 40 points for the day.
 The opening was strong at an advance or 100el points in response to higher cables Reports of heavy rains in the western belt and flood of crop damage reports from fhe Southwest, caused further excitement here and in New Orleans while the idea 6tAtistics had underestimated the reduction 1u acreage was probably the underlying In Guence in the big advance
 New Orleans opened 64 points higher on one month, and sent big buying orders to the local market believed to be for the account of Southern shorts. and Liverpool continued to advance after the local open ing until at the close prices there were about 60@70 American points net higher.
 The advances here carried October to II .35c and January to II soc, or a gain of nearly $a a bale, before there was any re- action of consequence. Then. after break of about 5@20 points, there was a quick rally of several points on renewal Of bull and outside buying, with later fluctua- ticns very irregular.
 Receipts at the ports today 10,S64 bales. against 7,473 last week and 1,4S2 last year. For the week. estimated. 60.000 bales. against 62,249 last week and 10.51S last year. Today's receipts at New Orleans D. 0s4 bales. against 505 last year. and at Houston 2.327 bales. against last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-11
NAVAL STORES.

Savannah. July 10. Turpentine steady. 5Shc; sales. 47s: receipts. 126o: ship
 Rosin fra; sales, 1893; receipts, 2.s57; shipments. 2,664. Quote: A. B. c. s3-25; D, s3.s E, ss.57la: F. ss.75; c. $a.so; F. ss.s2h: I, ssS5: K. E 90; M. ss.s5; N. zoo; w q. s4 25; w w, $4.6o.
 Charleston-Turpentine and rosin nothing doing.
 Wilmington Spirits turpentine firm. B7kc: receipts. 49 casks.
 Resin firm; receipts, 1922. "::- :-.
 Tar firm s2 % bid; receipts. 12.
 Crude turpentine firm. $2. 50, S425 and $4 40: receipts. IF barrels, -.. New orleans-Naval stores steady: pitch. 8. 50; rosin. per 2So-b bbl, quote A, B, (. go: P s: s2k; E. 8: 50; s3,e7n; s3. s6; N, 4 %; " c. $s,273a; W w. s4. 60. Spirits of turpentne firm at 5SQ5SAc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-11

covering by shorts. Later the market weakened on selling of lard and ribs oy packers. At the close September pork ~N of 1ec at 212.S6. Lard was down 1Hcoat
 I;22h. Ribs were off 7h 0l0c at s'.sIs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-11
MARINE NEWS.

New Orleans. July 10. Cleared: Strs. Vera, Br. Dunstan. Copenhagen via Nor folk: Miguel GaIlart. Span, Gimenese. Bar celona-
 Port Eads-Arrived: Strs Proteus. Halsey. New York: Indian. Br.. Daniel. Liverpool; 1; Hispania, Nor.; Seeberg. Port Limon; Brewster, Ger, Book. Bocas del Toro. Sail ed Str. Fl Paso. Patton New York.
 Mobile Arrived Strs. Mobila. Cuban, TeTs a1 Snso1 Havana; Doris. Eastman. Tampa. Cleared :: Strs. Colorado, Mcintosh. New York; Aim, Nor, Olsen, Progresso.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-11

Weather Conditions.
 (Past 24 hours)
 showery weather has prevailed and now continues over most of the South and northward through the Great Central Val- leys to the Lake region, under the combined influence of 2 storm-eddy moving east over the lower Mississippi valley and areas or the Great Plains: the rainfall has been heavy to excessive in portions of Arkansas and Louisiana: generally fair weather ob- tains in the West. with another storm-eddy moving east over northern Montana; tem- peratures are rather high in the East. mod erately low over the mountain region of the West, and have fallen somewhat over most of Texas.
 COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
 For the 2l hours ending a. m. 7sth meridian time. .- -:-
 MONTGOMERY. Ala. July 10. 1905.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-11
] NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
 New Orleans. July 10. Cotton futures
NEW TOR ADOPTION FUTURES.

' New York. July 10.-FolIoWlng were the I quotations on the Cotton Exchange today:
 Open. High Low Close
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-11
Increase over 19O4. .s1.l563S

Commodore r. B. Merrill. of the Mo bile Yacht Club, while cruising in Mo bile Bay yesterday in his launch, dis covered d tloater in the water betwae Point Clear and Mullett Point.
 A rope was mace fast to the body and it was towed to the north wharf at Point Clear and there made fast 10 q pier. It vas discovered that it was the bcdy of Frederick Christiansen, m employe of the Mobile Bay quarantine plant. who fell oyerboard from the G ov- trnment stea nSf Poe the past week. and was drowned.
 The Quarantine Board was notified and q tag sent to the Point to bring the body to Mobile for intnrment.
 Tonight after an enthusiastic meet ing the members of the Employers Association had an old-fa shioned watermelon eating at Kloskys Among the speakers was J. K. Sinners, a recent adjunct. and President Max Hamburger of the Commercial Club. At the regular weekly meeting of the board of revenue and road com dissioners the scholarship in the Mo-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-11
NEW YORK COFFEE AND SUGAR.

New York July 10. .-- - Coffee-spot Rio
 aas sugsarERaw ald steady: fair refining In sHc; centrifugal, 9s test. 4hc; molasses sugar. ? The market. for coffee futures opened steady At unchanged prices The cables contained little feature aside from the firm 1xas very quiet, Very little was offering. kWau EtreAt houses caused partial i'm provasusA In spite of larger Brazilian re- Roints higher Totaf sales. le.O0o bags tsepternben.s sss~ sssr ..+ ,... 6.s5Q6.9o Is peSspnat ss%. s.t.1.s.s si N: Y sS~ lib Mays~s,F. ssss ss V s.sss9sssss Y 40 q7.4S j. sssssS oRIrssNssuSan S
 Nexk 5Esies4ss July tQys L~ SygaN ssrsarket auiet; sopsn kettle feptrifugaA. AA @AkS lows x ds% os seconds. eM@s1o e.Y
 MolaAsea geminal; open kettle 1s@2sc; la Syrup pauinak goo \ l;=s ssssssA sA-- I '. x@@% & a11 :
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-11
lAiIL Ni.A 'isklk.

Maximum temperature TOT nay' eS go aae Average temperature for day. 3s ,ae deg Normal temperature for day. VI deR' Accumuated deficiency sincs Jan. 1S5 deg. s ,o, Total rainfall since Jan. l. 2s.7b inches.
 River Bulletin.
 Observations at a. m, 18th M time.)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-11
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
 DAp< Nqnunpuovt


 Galveston-Firm, II 3-l6c: net receipts. 1sas; gross. 1.e2s; sales, s7o: stock. s4. ee1: shipments. to Great Britain 1e.41A: coAstwise. 2.S64.
 New orleans-Steady. 11Hc; net receipts. Mobile--Firm. ioAc; net receipts. 2sS; gross. 2s3; sales. 100; stock. 6.aes. 3.62s; gross. 2.52S; sales. 2.175; stock. 36.- Oss shipments. soastwise. l;sia. l;o,..u .7.. Nross, 475 stock. 4.391
 Wilmington-NominaI: net receipts. 1.S22; Norfoik-steady. lie; net receipts. 1.e44; gross. 1.9<4; sa1es 532; stock. 24792; ship ments, coastwise. 1889. ; Baitimore--NominaI, 11Ac; gross receipts. ITS; sales. 18; stock. 5.661. 45s3; sales. 800; stock. 127. 163; shipments. to France. 450: coastwise, 2.605. su7s.
 Philadelphia - Steady, Il. 55c; gross re- ceipts, 6o; stock. 221: shipments. to Great Brunswick - Stock. 6.2o5: shipments. tO 0reat Britain. 5,917
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-11
Tafal Movement, ,

Total Movement.
 Total today. at all ports. net 1o.ss4: ship ments, to Great Britain, 22.7S1; to conti-
 Consolidated, at ali ports, net 22.5so: shipments. to Great Britain. 374S1; to France. 1,s3s; to continent 4.243: to Japan 1,179.
 Total since Sept l. at all ports. net g. eSs.e31; shipments. to Great Britain, 3.Sl0.- 900: to France, 3S5, 300; to continent, 3538.- ol0: to Japan. 304.217: to Mexico. 2s.232.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-11
Interior Movement.

Houston-Steady 11c; net receipts, 2,327: gross. 2.327; shipments. 4.5ss; sales, 1.511: stock, 2s,Sbs.
 Augusta - Firm, Il 1-16c: net receipts. el3: gross. s4s; shipments. 7.1o8: sales. 662: stock. 14.T59. Memphis Firm. Ii 1-16c: net receipts. neS; gross 1,031; shipments, 2.396i sales. 300: stock, 15.42s. St. Louis-Firm, 11Ae; net receipts. 50; gross. 70; shipments, 436; sales. 1,542: stoek 35, so7. A Louisvill.-Firm. 10xc
 Total today: Net receipts 3.4e6: gross. 3.a29: shipments. S.15s; sales. 4.o15: stock. 1o7.09s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-11

Indicates rise. Indicates fall
 River Forecast.
 fFor next two days) The middle and lower Alabama will re- main practically stationary. and the Coosa and upper Alabama will rise slightly
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-11
ST. LOUIS PROVISIONS.

TREASURY BALANCES. Washington, July 1o.-Treasury balanceA gold. 370.609.261.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-11

CINCINNATI PROVISIONS. Cincinnati. July 10.-Flour quiet. Provisions steady: lard. sS. 70; bulk meats, $7.37h: bacon. ss.62h. Whiskey quiet $1.27
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-11

The board of school commissioners met today and appointed country school teachers for the ensuing year.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-13
Nuevos combates en- Filipinas
Francia dRpueSta para la guerra
OeSContento en- A|emania contra Russia
Dos cudades de nuen panta en- Idaho

New York, 13...-Dicen de Manila que las tropas bao
las ordenes del captain Frank K. Mac Koy del ercer
mlento de de campo del general Wood
soprenderon al dat0 ALI e de los moros nsurrectos de
Mndanao. Dcho jefe qued6 muerto la refrega, dez
de sus partldaros asi cuarenta tres heridos Ell
destacamento americana apoder6 de gran cantdad
de armas munclones Tres vountarios fueron muertos
dos herdos Sc anunca combae encarnzado entire
polcia de cabao los del lago Sngasen.
III brgader James A. Buchanan comunica estas notcas
al dcpartamento de Estado de Washington.
Un escrltor mltar seg1n cables de Paris, replica en-
el Figaro al editorial que Mr. Lanessan mnstro fran.
ces decaraba Fanca vencda de antemano en- una que.
ira contra Aemana E escrtor afrma que las pazas
tuertes de fronera Sc han hecho rabaos fomdabes
que caeran acmente poder del enemigo Sostiene
la superordad de la atera rancesa de campana
&c que Aemana podra poner en- los mtes de Asaca
zas mas que las de Fanca pero concuye de-
carando que victoria estara ndecsa que solo la decdi
ran en- todo caso e vaor personal la fortuna de las
Sc supone que este artcuo esa usprado por d mnstero
de la Guerra
Cablegrafian de Paris que Mr. Withelaw Reid embaia
dor americana Londres, ha egalado al mnsero de Ne
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-13

gocos e1trangeos la reproductions grabada MADEIRA de
una totogaa que representa- acto de rmarse por los
penpotencarios de Espana Esados Undos, e tratado
de paz Esta ceremonial, en- que Mr.. Wthelaw Reid tom6
pare, tuvo ugar palaco del muele D Orsay. Al re-
clbr e pesente Mr. Rouver do cordalmente las gracas
anadendo que este aco prueba de las cordaes
lacones que exsten entire los gobernos de Paris Was
hngton.
lnorman de Berlin que aquella capital particu.
armente en- los crcuos potcos dpomatcos esta pro-
ducendo muy ngrata impression hecho que parece real
zarse de que Russia preera 1ngterra para alanzas
E emperador Guilermo aude question de
un modo drecto pero paabras revean escosor
clente contra Rusla verdadero mastar de espru al
el alslamento de Aemania
Telegrafian de Washington que dos nuevas ciudades
&c establecen al del Estado de Ydaho Una que sc
lamara HEPBURN, Sc lnaugurara hoy unes, martes la
otra, bao nombre de RUPERT sete dia despues sea
e 20 del mes actual Entire ambas pobacones hay dis
tanca de ete mas La yenta de terrenos comenzarA in
medlatamente Hasta ahora estan desertas absolute
pero construye ferrocarr urbanzan los recn-
tos para abrcar toda prsay va hay captaes compro-
metidos en- dicha empresa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-13
Joaquin Barreiro. --Mitin.
Esp'endido bale en- Ell pue-
bio de Rio Grande,
vAPOR "COAMO"
Arreglo de la calle de Nsrza-
garay..-- Permiso. don
Vicente Urrutia %.

Por olvido dej6 de consignal
nuestro reporter en- Ia information d,
10 gira csmpestre, el nombre del apre'
ciable compafiero en- 10 prensa dor
Joaquin Barreiro.
-Nuestro amigo don Ramon Cor.
dero Matos nos ha enviado hoy de
Ponce el telegrsma siguiente:
<Celebrado aver tarde met tins
unionista, plaza Delicias, protsstando
desbaraiuste municipal por actitad al
calde Valdivisso. Muchs concurren-
cia y orden complete,
-Anoche hubo un gran baile en-
Rio Grande, por 10 orauesta do Coco
lfa. Dichs orquesta sali6 hoy para
Caguas, donde tosara otro baile esta
noshe.
Ell vapor sCoamo, en- este viaje
que ha dsdo & los Estados Unidos, S.
rA sepsrado del servieio dursnte a.
gunas semanas, On 10 que 80 limpia ,
20 10 hacen algunss rsparacionss.
Con el obieto de arreglar Ia
calls dc Norxagaray, entire 81 Polvo.
rim y Ia parte posisrior al Colegio de
PArvulos, 10 ha dispussto echar saho.
rria On todo aquel trozo, pero tan NAL
10 acomodan, que en- vsz de las sguas
tener sorrisnts hsoia 10 muralla, 90
vierten hacia las casss de aquel lurar,
fernando grandes chareos cue consti.
tuyen un psrjuicio para 10 salud de
squel veoindario asf como para los
interesss dc los dueifos de nncas, pues
dichas aguas saoian los cimientos dc
los casas.
Don Manuel Gsstsra ha solicit.
tado permiso del Alcalds para cons
truir una nueva plarta sobre 10 casa
de su propie dad, sta en- Ia calle do
San jose no "A.
-Hemos recibido la vista de nues.
tro amigo don Vicente Urrutia %, que
se encuentra de paso en- esta cjudad.
Ls saludamos cordialmente.
-Ha vuelto a hacsrie cargo de su
deatino, don Esteban Escslona, sscri.
bisnte dc la ofcina de sanidad local,
que Sc encontraba en- uso de lise1cia,
Felix Fro Cruz, por escandalo
fus sentenciado 4 Is dias dc arresto,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-13
UNA FIESTA |AT|MA
LA DEMOCRACIA reune q al.
gunos amigos para una
audici6n artistica.
ARTEAGA.- MARTINEZ
Adolfo Medina recita dos ira.
bajos de CASTELAR, y Victor
Hugo sobre Mirabeau.

FL sabado invite LA DEMoCRACIA
a algunos de sus buenos amigos para
una fiesta intima on la rsdacci6n.
Asistieron trsinta personas.
Empez6 ell acto recitando Adolfo
Medina, magistralmente, un msgnihco
estudio del gran orador Honorato Mi.
rabeau por sl graf orador Emilio
CASTELAR,.
Medina logr6 6iar 10 atenci6n do
50 escogidfsimo suditorio y fue inte-
rrumpido por aplausos entusiastas.
Tras un intSrvAlo, el violinista
senior Martinez TOGO, acompanando,e
81 setor Artssga, una preciosa piexa
de concierto, ejesutada con Ia dulzura
de expression y la brillantex de matt
ces que SOD siempre notss DOMINATES
en- este artlsts, tan simpAtico al pdbli.
co de su pals, No hay que hablar dol
Intense delete con que 10 escuch6
aquella m1sica impecable.
Enssguida TOGO Arteaga solo Ia
rapsodia IL de Litz, electrizando to-
das las almas con 81 ejecuci6n mara
villosa. Siendo Artesga un maestro
con facultades completes y siendo 10
rapsodia un prodigio de genial inspi-
raci6n, ell efscto tepia que resultar
esplendido. Arteaga recogi6 palma
das y placemes sxprsslvos.
Nuevo intermedio Medina nos
di6 4 conocer otro estudio do Mlrabeau
por Victor Hugo, poniendo toda su
alma en- los perfodos colosales del
txcsjso poeta.
Media hora de conversation sin
uua palab bra de po'isica y Martinez
y Arteaga dsrramsn IN rAudal de har-
monia desde las cuer das del violin
dssde las teclss del iano con Ia FAM
TASIA APPAss sIoNATA, por Fl. Vieux.
temps.
Fran las onsey dc alf en- adelante,
la fiesta redobl6 81 intimidad. Ha'
bisse obsequisdo & los concurrsntes
con vinos, pastas, licorss y tabacos.
In los dialogos do butaca & butaca
hubo rasgos de ese ingenio chispean.
to, tan comdn entire latinos cultos, y
asi ae prolorg6 10 velada hasta las
(Contiuia en- la pdgina Gq)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-13
DR.. FRANCISCO Il. RIYERO

Miem6ro de la Academta de lledjcina de Caracas.
Ex-Catedrdkco dc CWuIja en- la UnjverSidad
Central de VenezneLa
Ofrece al pdbico servcos PROFESSIONALS, principal
mente en- Crua general Inclusive Was Urinaras Ener.
medades de las Mueres especiasta en- e ramo de
Narz garganta oidos
Consultas Zen ing6s, frances espanol) de D. m.
Gale de la Fortaleza, AZ (ato) sSan Juan P. R.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-13

~TN HLVETIA.--a7 cslls de
,eGuE. sran casa de htspsdes. <Ta
be d hstes. Apessntes para fanilia
y Psrssnas sslas. oonidss cincuen'
Y csntavos subisrto. Dsfos. Tel6fono
Isz. Aeartaso eorreo, 79S. Propista-
M PEDRO Sshira. Meta: Este hotel
sssa cargo de una sefiorita cague.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-03-30
NEARLY EVERY HOUSE ~ The
VILLAGE is UNRooFEp OR
DAMAGED.
RELIEF IS RUSHED TO SCENE
THAT MANY WERE NOT KILLED
5Y FLYING DEBRIS rs re.
MRRkA6LE.

Appleton, MINI, March PA CIV.
clone struck Louisburg. eight miles
southwest of this city. completely
demolished the business district, con.
sisting Of about dozen stores,
wrecked three grain elevators and a
grain depot, and unroofed or damaged
nearly every house in the village.
Latest reports say that seven per.
sons were injured, part Of them seri-
ousIy.
The wind. which had prevailed all
day, reached a high velocity toward
evening, and at $50 O'Clock became
cyclonic in its force. Beyond the dam.
age done at Louisburg. no other storm
reports are received from this vIcin.
ity.
From Breckenridge a relief train
was dispatched to Louisburg as soon
as the news Of the storm was received.
and from Appleton doctors went on a
hand car to give medical assistance.
Madison, which is twelve miles south
Of the stricken village, also sent aid
to the sufferers
The direction Of the cyclone, 1t is
reported, was from southeast to north
west and beside the high wind that
prevailed, il gave little warming Of its
approach. That there were not a
number of persons killed by falling
walls and flying debris is considered
remarkable.
Flood Is Feared.
Crookston. Mimi. March 20. A
heavy driving rain will delay seeding
for at least a week If long continued
a food is feared, as the bitches are
clear and the water will rush to the
river, where the ice is still solid
Electrical Storm at Fargo.
Fargo, N. d., March 29.-Fargo had
its first electrical storm OF the season
last night. accompanied by heavy
rainfall, which was generally needed
in most sections Of the state 10 settle
the soil good for seeding.