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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-10-27
TORNADO HITS a TOWN.
w;,1. Four Persons, Injuries Thirty
Eve and Wrecks Sorento' III.

w;11s Four Persons, Injuries THIRTY
Eve end Wrecks Sorrento, III.
tornado struck the village Of Sor-
ento. Ill, thirty-two miles northeast OF
ST Louis, Tuesday night, killing Iour
nersons. injuring thirty-fve others, OF
whom three will probably die, and DO
ING a great amount of damage to prop
nrtv Forty houses were blown to
atoms or carried from their founda-
tions. A complete swath was cus
through the town. Everything IN the
track of the tornado was reduced TO
debris or blown away. The four per-
sons killed were in their homes IN dill
ferent parts of Sorrento. All were BAD
~ crushed.
The storm approached from the
southwest and swept through the mann
residence portion of the town. Inc
work of the wind was quickly done
and then followed a heavy doWnpour
Of rain. accompanied by vivid light
ming and deep thunder. Those who es-
caped injury were for the time panic
stricken, but finally rallied and SET TO
work to rescue the injured.
So violent was the tornado that
some residences were swept away
completely. Houses that remained
standing were converted into temper
ary hospitals and refugees and the peo-
ple by lantern-light, in pouring rain,
searched through debris and dragged
out the injured, who were Immediately
taken in charge by all the doctors IN
the vicinity. The population of Soren-
to numbers LOO persons.
The storm that wrecked Sorrento del
uged Alton, Ill, a few miles south OF
Sorrento, in the nature of cloudburst.
st. Louis also suffered the fury of
terrific thunderstorm. Atoms streets
were turned into temporary rivers.
Fourteen miles distant the village OF
Grafton was deluged and the main
street was three feet under water
Ten miles north of Alton a Chicago,
Peoria and st. Louis freight train
struck washout in the storm and
plunged down an embankment into
Branch Creek, containing six feet of
water. Two cars contained cattle and
horses and only few of the animals
escaped death. Several tramps seen
to swing on the train previously are
believed to have perished. At st. Louis
the lowlands of the River Des Peres
were flooded.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-10-27

wealthy planter. Here his daughter
married Theodore Roosevelt, ST., of New
York, and there are many still in Georgia
who cherish tender memories of the
Presidents beautiful, aristocratic moth
er. Throughout her girlhood she was a
noted belle, admired for her beauty, ac-
complishments and strong mentality. She
was proud of her southern birth and an
tecedents, one of her forefathers having
been Governor of Georgia. Her brother
was sailing master of the Alabama when
she fought the Kearsarge, another was
the Confederate naval agent abroad and
a third was a major in the army. It is
also a fact that one of President Roose-
velt's maternal great-grandfathers was
Kenneth Baillie, a descendant of Robert
Bruce, King of Scotland.
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CHAPTER xxIv.-(Continued.)
By MRS. LOVETT CAMERON


Mrs. Succurden came flying back into
the octagon room. Mrs. Earle was kneel-
ing upon the floor, supporting the far
head upon her shoulder; the fragments
of glass lay in small heaps of crystal
powder about the PROSTATE figure. Mrs.
Succ den flung up her hands in abso-
Lutte despair.
'The crystal goblet! She has broken
it, Oh, whatever shall l do! the care
less, good-for nothing girl! Oh, Miss
Rosamond, I've heard my late master
say that that goblet was worth more
than everything else in the whole house
put together; it was as old as Oliver
Cromwell, and some say as how it actual
ly belonged to him. Oh, whatever shall
/ say to Mr. Brian? She shall go this
very day.
Hush, Mrs. Succurden. Go and send
for a doctor; do you not see that the girl
is very i'll? She has tainted, and see,
there is blood upon her lips
"She has cut herself with the glass
and serve her right" cried the house
keeper savagely.
81 don't think it is a cut" said Rosa
mond quietly. Col. Trefusis, half turn
ing round as he entered the room, go
and find a doctor III the village; bring
him back in my carriage as quick as
you can. This poor girl is very i'll; she
has tainted, and l think she has broken
a blood vessel"
He fastened away to fulfill her orders.
Mrs. Succurden grumbled audibly. She
didn't want no invalids, she muttered,
taking up other peoples time, and who,
she should like to know, was to pay for
doctors and medicines; and then there
was that crystal goblet, and she didn't
know how ever she was to account for
that.
At this moment Mrs. Earle's carriage
drove up with the colonel inside it, but
no doctor. The village practitioner was
out, and not likely to be home before
might.
One moment of hesitation and doubt,
and then Rosamond made up her mind.
She slipped her long sable cloak from
her own shoulders and wrapped it tender
ly around the girl. Then she made a
sign to the colonel, who picked up the
slight feather-weight in his arms and
carried her out to the carriage. Il am
going to take her to Dunsterton, Mrs.
Succurden," she said, ''and my own doc
tor shall look after her till she is well
enough to come back"
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ElHDlKp
AZ FAIRS

Gen. Booth, head of the Salvation
army, is back in London, none the worse
Tor. his recent trip of 10000 miles.
The late sanitary expert, DR.. Gobun-
rex, left 100000 marks to be lent without
interest to women who study medicine in
Germany and Austria.
Marshall Field is described by an east
ern writer: 'He never borrows money.
never gives a note or a mortgage. never
deals in margins on stocks or grains.
sells on short time and narrow margins.
always buys goods for cash, and insists
TO the last letter on the fulfllment Of
every contract between him and his Gus
TONER"
Mr.. Edison has but one speech to his
credit. He was to lecture on electricity
before girls seminary and was to be
assisted by friend named Adams to
work the apparatus. He was so dazed
when he arose that he simply said:
Ladies, Mr.. Adams will now address
you on electricity, and l will demonstrate
what he has to say with the apparatus"
The late @. j. Hamlin of Buffalo.
N. T., the veteran trotting horseman
left an estate of $685. 900, mostly in
gilt edged bonds, to his wife and three
sons.
Ex-Congressman L. Cass Carpenter Of
Denver owns the first American flag
tired upon in the Civil War. 1t is 6x3
feet and was the storm flag of Fort
Sumter
Gov. Pennypacker of Pennsylvania
contemplates the sale of his remarkably
hne historical library this fall. it is said
1t contains some Franklin reprints and
10 valued at $4,000.
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a Twisted Saw.

"Johnny, who was Peter and who
was Paul?"
Them was the guys wat robbed
each other to pay each other without
lettin' their left hands get wise."-
Cincinnati Commercial-Tribune
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-10-27
ALI for Ancestors.

The Mother-in-Law-Are you read
ing the counts family history?
The Father-in-Law-Yes. I think I
ought to get posted about those ances-
tors of his-they've cost me such a
stack Of money!-Brooklyn Life.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-10-27
Possible Explanation,

"Why?" asked the tourist who was
doing Yellowstone Park, lis this called
the political geyser?"
Don't know" answered the guide,
unless it's because it throws nothing
but mud"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-10-27
Only Too Glad.

Canvasser-I am organizing q piano
club in this neighborhood. Would you
care to join?
Flatleigh-I'll be only too glad If
you will promise to use the club on the
pianist next door.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-10-27
Go be continued.)
Men and Women.

He-I think every woman is entitled
to be considered mans equal.
She-Well, if she is willing to bring
herself down to his level | don't see
why she shouldn't be allowed to pose
as his equal.-Illustrate Bits.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-10-27

The idea of restoring st. Sayior's
church, Southwark, England, as a me-
mortal to John Harvard probably will be
carried out within a few months. Of
the $4,000 required $4,000 has already
been secured by subscriptions from
Americans resident in London and visit
ing Americans.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-10-27
HIS SOUTHERN ANCESTRY.
Rooseve1t's Southern Trip Includes
a Visit to GeOrgia.

President Roosevelt's southern tour
has included a visit to Roswell, Ga,
where stands the ancestral homestead, on
his mothers side. The latter, whose
maiden name was Bulloch, came Of an
aristocratic southern family. Her father,
James Stephen Bulloch, was a major
of the Chatham artillery, deputy collect
or of the port of Savannah and a
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-10-27
HEALTH AND STRENe1
RESTORED BY
PE-RU-NA.

Mrs. Emma Fleissner, 1412 n
Ave-, Seattle, Wash, Worthy III
urer Sons of Temperance, writes
~ suffered over two years with /
regular and painful periods. MybaI
was i'm q very precariouS conditiOu,l
4 was anxious to find Somethingn.|
store my health and strength.
II was very glad to try Peruns N
delighted to find that it was dOipg 4
good. l continued to use it little M
three months and found my troubles
moved.
81 consider it a splendid med1
and shall never be without il, takul
dose occasionally when | feel rundn
and tired"
Our files contain thousands Of I'd
monials which Dr. Hartman has
ceived from grateful, happy won.
who have been restored to health
his remedy, Peruna.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-10-27

Benjamin Monnett, member at large
Of the City Council of Columbus. Ohio
rendered his resignation in a communi-
cation in which he depleres the charges
of graft" and doodle" that have been
made against Aldermen.
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Sic Ncutid)cu Der ruiiiihcm Sitirc.
HrUuln5Cn.

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Nouo lutO Nnuo lit, mcrGur iriuc
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lnnC Ujucin flrinc NicDerloiipmQct
uon broucu ulO ocbiloctcn 0Cltidcu.
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bern uct0rGnBt mur0cu Gincu Miouu
0icicr 9lrt hot o1ldl Chicago in Dem
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BON GnliLI ClIleuN GlGrllL
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id)ou irijhcr &rrbouutcn inn Ser.
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tcttorut 1891. Nituirifouiid)ca Nro.
tettorot 1891, Uganda 1894 bis 1895.
Soniibar 1888 bis 1890, |crobu
1901, ltiQcriu 1891. Srangc Riucr.
&olonic 1900 bis 1902. Nboociia 1888
bis 1889 SomoliluuO 1881 Erun3s
uOol 1900 bis 1902; 5%uiummCn ,.
OOPS cnNIiidC GuuOrutmcilcu. Sic
NllQObcu ljn0 cuglilhcn @crtcu cnt
nonmcu. Die cnqIiidc NonOcl3iIotte
bottc uuh Hlon0a HCQlitcr ON 80.
Mlmi 1908 ciucn NoumQcbult Don
iIOO912O britiidlcu HcGiitcrtomeh
d@cNcuiIbCr Don 3.5GL19S Sonucn Der
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lhIicBIid) IN ictucr Sthcrhcit Ollrh
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@r. &oDn 2 h ii i err BON 9iUu.
Nprt malt lid m0bren0 Der Seiertuae
81 9eilld bel icincm Shpuger, oenl
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uli.
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cntpiidltc unl Somito1 Nbcno frr5
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nldc N}inltcn }lruor QcitobICn bate,
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@cbcimpoli5iitcn &oNon mo Mom
mcralo raid in @cmrtniB, mGbrcno
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nm # llbr Nbcn0a QCitohlrn morOcn
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Sic Wrrujc 5uildJcn Mcrifo NM
ScruS.

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WiiiuOunQ Oca Son &lldH portoms
men. llriprijnglid) leitgeitclt mur0t
Die @reu5C Oltrd, Die International,
@rcu} Communion inn Sabre 1928.
SIN Sabre 1881 lUur0c Damn Gin &cr-
tru1 obNcid)Iolncn Der bcitinlmtc, Dob
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ocs GltiicS lolgen iolc. Son jencll
IS ,9antns" ncrocn orci iilr merifa
Mid erflGrt, oie iibrigcn iiir nnlerifo
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Cardinal nnb Nluttcm= ScfrctGr,

Die @eibnod)t2 2 @eihccruna Scr
D&niQbt3 Of Columbus" 0urd1
hobcu 9ciuh accbrt. Goroinol
Gibbons, Tlottcnictrct0r &ono.
purtc ulo Wiauor limoWIa on
mcieno.
Gic QcitriQr @Cid)ccrruua Scr @oj.
iCnfln0cr inter Den Nulpl}lrl Ser
nGoIumbll9 Nittcr" III 6oro'3 Cpcru.
holla" QCitaltctc iidl III elmer 0CnIpn
Itrutiun, mic man cling iold)c icltcu
bel ciucm d0uli6CNI quloiic crlcbt
bot. is mobutcn 0criclbcn udlnlidl
Cardinal @ibbon3, Glottcnirfrctdr
Ghoa. !. @onuportc mo NtaOor T..
Glou Cimoml2 bci, mGhrcnO @ouueys
ncir @oriicl0 iid entihulOiacu lirf.
Eua (be0tcr m0r bCiuohC bis ulti 0Cl
lcBtCl SiB bcicGt mo oubCr Den err.
mdbnten GbrcnQ0itcu ~bciQnOcn iid)
5ablrcldlc on0Crc pronlincutc HCri0ns
lid)fCitcn ultcr 0Cn N%nuucicu0cu. 400
@oiiclL luclhc uid)t cridcincu funns
ten cr0ic,tCn ibrc @cihCufc bcrcit&
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Gclun01c 5ur TlTdiiibrlmQ, mclhcl
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HC0Cuttu0 bciunOCr3 an NUtcrCliC &c.
mann. Cardinal 0ibbuu5 belt 0i2
" acknowledgements an bic MiuOcr,
III lucIhcr cr. an Sen Mnuor Ncrpcn
0ct, bcmcrftc. OaB mr Der brittle
Ebcil ser &uiicn Noltimorc'a jltlc
qru lei mo 0ob CT Den }ultun0iNcn
glutoritdtcu nltr cnlpic6lc f0nlc GRO
Berc %cruiuiQlmaCn iijr Die Gr5ic.
hllng scr @niicn III modem. &irl
SCitcrfcit hcruriahtC NC0ncr. dis Cr.
Qcacn Nrn. &onoportc QrDon0t bc.
mcrftc, 0uB iid) Die N&ujicufmoCr bel
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9%(uuopolI@ mo 0oB e inter ocuici
ben uidt uurfoumIc. 0oB 30Qlinnc
nlli Ocu @opf ncitcllt uilrOCn. Scfrc
tor &onoportc Crui0crtc in icincr Mn
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in N%nnopnli2 inter lid bObc, mic iii
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iclbit luCrn Der Cardinal o0cr CT. Nr.
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GHrc lei Wutt in Der SDbc, SriCOC
mi Grocu nnb Den WcnIfcn Gin
@UhlacfnllcHi
Staot Baltimore.
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mittol inter 5obIrcid'er &ctbeiIi
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GCtroacn.
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SumOriaiC6eS.

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d)cl @cqcnbCn herrid)t Ole Sittc, oar
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llen Gr5iCbcr bon o6cll bis ulltelt al
mo iprod): o0u miuit 81 mnll bios
ri mi uHimccru,"
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