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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10

'eThe statement that women are
greater liars than men f.. 10 me. so
palpably false as 10 scarcely admit
~ argument. There are absolutely
no facts 20 uphold IT,
Once or twice perhaps In the
memory 81 a generation a woman
comes within comparative distance
with mon in the art Of deception
and when she does she flashes into
notorlety like a comet and all the
world goaslps
Mrs. Chadwick seems 10 be con
sidercd the arch woman liar of the
present day. with perhaps one par
aIlel. but after all I presume the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10

The first lesson OF truth Is learn
ed By a child when u iapa lie first
prayer a. ita mothers knee. and
the child grows 10 manhood or wo-
manhood and looks back 20 mother
az the en- bOdimeut Of truth The
daughter grows up with mother a.
companion aud truth Is strength
ened In her heart just as maternal
instinct IL strengthened BY tending
her family dolls Not 80 with the
s0u. He chooses other companions
Who do not come MP 10 the ideal
Of truth that he knows his moth er
10 be- and little BY little he Is drawn
away from the teachings OF a good
mother and. when he reaches man
hood and must earn a living. de
ceit and falsehood are so closely
allied 20 business that the lying hab-
t. naturally seems 70 belong to men
OF course there are exceptions and
we find lying. deeeitful women. and
women who have many other fauAs
but the statement that women are
greater liars than men will have TO
be more clearly proved By Or Allen
McI4ane Hamilton. Just a. the state
ments made by Robert fnEcrsoll
against the Bible would have 10 be
more clearly proved. 90 that We
would lose confidence In the moth
era Of mankind and lose confidence
in Christianity"
MRS. r. c. r..
Brighton. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10
How's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward Tor ans case 81 GatArrh that
cannot De- cured - Halls Catarrh
Cure
= J CHENEY 4 co. Toledo q.
We. the urderNlnned. have known D.
j Cheney for the last ia YeaFH and
believe him perfectly honorable in nll
huHiurHH transactions aud financially
able t,ftarry out any obligations made
hs his firm
WALDINa KfNNAN a MARVIN.
WnpleHnle Druggists Toledo. ~
IfallihI rAtarrh cure De- taken inter
nallf. artiHE directly upon the blood
and ulafuua surfaces - the system
Eeutiucsinla sent free Price IS cents
per botfie sold by aii urugEiata
Takt 3ialfs Family Pills Tor eonati-
paflput
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10

DIR. Miles Heart Cure

Which cures heart disease in every
stage
EFefF day We read - sudden deaths
from heart disease. yet % Re- a fact
that TIE heart had been pleading for
Nhen r. had exhausted tHa iaHf spark
- vitality and thNF cali % sudden
For more than xix years { was
roubled with ms heart. j would have
Ing. choking aauHH lions. my heart
would faffer. become palHfuI I could
rot breathe iHluK down. + commenced
taxing Dr. Miles Heart cure and in
AikNiE p JOHNSON. olivia MINI.
ManeY back If ffrst bottle falls O.
benefit
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Dizzy Spells

That dizzy spoil u an important
msssaKs from The haart-a plea Tor
help.
II this raesanga receives no attention
Qihers come Shnrtufas II breadth. pail
ritatian. weak ~ fniutiHE HuelIH
EmotheriuE 0r choking sfu@atl Tons.
pains around the heart o. side or
sheuidsra. and 50 on. until 81 receives
You may Furnish this AID with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10

PARIS. Jan fo-M. Paul uou-
mef. the opposition candidate. Was
today elected president 81 the cham
ber 81 deputies The fan of the
ministry b. expected az couHe-
queuCa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10

Until january soth We give one
quarter off on Hats and Mems f1Ir-
hinhinRH. Call early. T. y. Brooks
8 Co. 1881. Second Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10

WASHINGTON. Jan. 10. - The
articles 81 impeachment OF Judge
swayne have been completed b. the
special house committee. The arti-
eles number twelve. Pour 81 the
seven members will sign them A
minority report viii be submitted.
rejecting all charges except those
relating TO Judge swayno's expense
account
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10

IIN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the State OF Washington for King
County. Dora l. Griffith. Plain
tiff. rs. Samuel l.. Griffith, De-
feudant. No. 4535s. Summons by
Publication.
State Of Washington. County Of
King, So.
The state OF Washington ia
Samuel l.. Griffith. defendant above
named: You are hereby summoned
10 appear within sixty days after
the date OF the first publication OF
this summons and defend the above
entitled action in the Superior
Court of the State OF Washington
for King County aforesaid. and an
swer the complaint of the plaintiff
and serve copy of your answer
upon the undersigned attorney for
plaintiff ut his office below stated.
and in case Of your failure so to do
Judgment will be rendered against
you according to the prayer oe
plaintiffs complaint. which has
been filed with the clerk OF said
court. This is an action for d.
vorce based upon the grounds Of
desertlon and failure to provide.
IT. r. SHOOK.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
$50 Burke Building. Seattle. Wash.
Date OF first publication. Decem-
Der 6. 1904.
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| LEAVE ON 4
LONG TRIP

John Rosene. president Of the
Northwestern Steamship company.
left for the east Sunday night.
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W. n HUTCHINSON co S
CLOTHING SALE NOW on $500.
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M,n,. WInter undern,ar

A. Is per cent discount at T.. n.
Brooks q Cos, 1891 "a Ave. -.
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OF the contributor must be given
but viii BE- withheld II desired.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10

Smoking Jackets, Bath Robes.
~ one-fourth or cur regular prices
T. y. Brooks Z Co. 1871 % Ave.
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the State OF Washington foI King
County. Madeline Morgan. Plain
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
.UPRISlNGI SPREADS 10 M0Sg0l!
STRIKERS IYILL STORM market
Gar Pros trated and May Declare Capital Te
Be lii State Of Siege==O Outbreak Threat
e11ed Iii Finland and Po land.
Their is MORE TROUBLE EXPECTED
ms TSARSKoE sSELO..
l'71t z IIEt M u M ) z III ~
J RYEPAuLl Z LAMRETH.s

@
alarming phase
capital
follow Of the
me spirit
corner o sadoya
group electric gh
$wereor
UPRISNGS # S#S
III eli eV
that 500 men raded
ward destroyed Poland settg
rations ana
nne Petersburg
Dynamite heard
vdv
nosnhore
which
1ench
hag
nacnts' and others formed.
every Europe the action Of the
well ~ aoolHou ~ -
people, ~ ann q, IN ms
the Shake many well
he opinion uprising Russia VIII force the govern
Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
INSURANCE Men
Y l0'I.|l FIGHT | III
IBi Comp ack t, y + all III
road s5il,s Opp posing Rate n
Legislation.
DEM 0 Gratis & HOLD I! 4: CAUCUS. 4 7 ! :
End orsesD Davey b IL John Sharp.
81 Yilliarrnss Decides Not NSe't. Stto
ss Resign.
~ II, our I, Il Regular & Correspondent

(ISrom our re gular5 Corresp olldent.) II. 5S
WASHINGTON Z. an. when ''l1f'n|
TON a wson5 charged In his B'renzleed le'l
Finance aifew months ago that the y great ca,
insurance companies Of ttle country nag llad
{theirmoney invest In railway andf otheF s
securities, howl went went q UP ~
from III llsoycr$the country, not from ofti-
ciuls ofJ the country, but from employees n pt'!'
III lis said tho fact was not officially De DE-
MED but it is well know to- all ne VS. g
m per rea ders that the officials Of tho In
q, "a nca companies took time to impress
on the people that tho fund 8 OF the cons
.pa les we're not In y gha rail- =
swIny stocks are not general " looked on
rs Investment securities, .jS8 81 .i
Opposing Rate Legislatlo
Strongest confirmation of thas{ truth
|or what Lawson charged concerning the
manner OF tho Investment Of tie 'nsur- ll'
unce companies money is q fouhd N the ll
TACT that representatives Of the ra llroads
VINO are here lighting the ennctmen r. q
M "a legislation are receiving Il a blestR s.
lsistance from representa- tives OF tha8 m
Sss,,rnncee companies Tho legal represeeil-
Btatiycs of several largo Insurance 7 CONS
spanies which hold hundreds OF thiou-
sands OF dollars worth Of tho bonds aild
stocks OF various roads. are II tra$ y clly
for % tho purpose or appearing beforo the
congressional committees III opposition
ito tho ratio bill, though they have not yet y'tj
done SO. ssi 4 . . y 4 . " I'd !.
S6trhe Association for the Maintenance OF
TIC Rights OF Property has been formed, !,
con composed OF tho holders q railway Sc. Sc.
IclrIties, and tho larger poliey-hoolders6 Is 8of
tbs Insurance companies, and TINS org'lni.
zation will fight any legislation looking
RI he taking over of the rate-nlakling
bower 10 , 5bystlle' sta government Daniel payen-
mort, WHO hus tile reputation Of being ono
or tho ablest lobbyists at tho national
! ms forwarded a brief 10 tho committees,
setting forth the eargunentsg Of MS cllen W
This has also been placed IN tho lands
pfsthe President. '5S <, I,
slS Senator Elliins, chairman 'lf me Sot'l-
.5f5t (Continued OH Third PageD Fl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
DEATH. Beneath I|
EAG|V WHEELS. I 4: /. | 5
Miss Mamie SW ebster Instantly
nj Killed at Sea board Air 855
Line Crossing. NJ
MYSTERIOUS i MAN With Y / \ Herr |
Gives Names as Steinbeck and. md.
as Price Cannot Us. ...s
T Found.

Miss 5Nannios Webster, twenty years rs
OF age, was horribly mangled by q Sea- en-
board Air Line engine last night at 9:2o
o'cloclx. "a Tt may have been an accident; 'el Y
it may; have been suicide, and the young pun
nroma n was accompanied ( BY an escort Z,
whom the police cannot find and W TO-
say the least, travels under assumed t'l
ma mes Altogether an ,nusua I mystery
envelopes tho killing: 8.5
II Death was llstanta ncoll:s, not ~ sound
being made by the Unfortunate glrl, VINO
was evidently kiloc ked y Sc n less by ne
'nilot of the engine. Fl or body wa $
DRAGGED from, one curb across to within
ten feet OF the one opposite, and Lay, a.
jshapeless mass, under the terrible heels
Of the great engine, so crushed and dis
flguredRt hat 1t was all hut funrcp bic,
About 9;a O. clock Scabonrd Air Limo,
engine No. G20, q In charge Of Engineer
Lowry, drew freight train out OF the
seaboard Air Line 81 freight sutton. s, on
FRANKLIN Street, Just east Of the Main tlil
street station, When crossing Brouu$ t,a!
Street Miss Mamie WebsterSWas struck
and Immediately klled. TAT l1n glnecrf Lowry
did not see tha young woman, but put
on brakes upon hearing NYatcllnlan35 3. M. &
M Morras scre:ln,: You'ye truck r. womall!p
An such u slow ratio OF speed was tho
train running that a full stop was made
within tho length OF loss than llall .ai
freight car, Il 81 81 81
Was IT. Suicide2 81
i iWatchnlan Morris, who is ga terl eper
at the Rroad Street crossing, tells this
7SSlt lt va q about 100 o'clock whom, J. heard A
tho freightBpull out T. lowered tho gates
and looked out at the window OF the
sentry box. Tho streets We're deserted,
and not oven q street ca was ~ slght'
uJust as tho engine came 4 abreast or
my box. lighting up tho street With Eits
headlight, ! saw " man and q woman
come down Broad Street hill and up to
thc slowered gate. Tho man stopped ana
put his hands on the gate, but tho woman
bent down, went undal, tho gate and
stepped directly on the tracls IN front OF
the slowly moving engine. think she
nut her hand ON the e$coW-cato toher,
sBWrhe man made no attempt to stop her.
or to go to her rescue; lle remained on
the othel' side OF the gate. The he'll wtls
ringing OH the engine md ~ can only
think that the young lady committed
suicides ;yi NJ KS iEs 4
# ".As soon as i saw that she was on
tile track put my head out of the vim
dow and yelled to II Lowry: y You've stru2k7
- Wonnn!9 @ ~ II s
a3..Thaf is all i know. e +
Engineer Iowry stated hat he, id not
SEQ Miss Webster at all She stepned on
4 tho track SO close to tho engine thst 1t,
was Impossible for him to have seen her
u had he been on that side As 1T Was lie
MAS on tho rlght-hand side.S
Miss Mamie Webstcr's home is in
t.Anlelia county, Yas 3s {s. II
vi Continued nni NV hird PuEE. N 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
STANDS |.
'F|Q|RIlU.|'l.G||k|l'I|'R|;A.N||!S||Il|'| | | |; |
Makes Strong Appeal la for Bet Bet
8Ster Conn ctionsSB etWeells sRi sclll--sss.. ll-ss..
e s3S,nond and Lynch hb1rg. 6
COMMISSION ASK Cd j ] Q J, \ ACT. e II
Travelling Men See Great at Things
in Their 2 ropositi ion G s. o.
III TO Give. Better Connections.

rs T,,e prospects s for better. rilil lw;,y5 con-.
tnections outsof Richmond arc bril- htenng
every day, and 1t 10 ois as \ fsln he near
future the tino for rcnchiny ma NY sec
lions Of the State will bo great r..
duced : =, 5a 4, Il
d Post A, Virginia Division. Of z. i, a.
has presented a peti tlon TO \ the SiorporSa-
tions Commission requesting that they conf
,pel this Southern and Mort ok anu NN'Gst-
crn railway companies to max q closer
conncctlonSat sBurkeville, which Will shG-t-
5en tho $prasent connection about twenty
tiiree nr,es saving from one ~: ~ III
"a two h.sl,rc Il anu enabling travelling men
and merchants visiting 4 Lyncfburls # to
spend more time thcro during tile day. .
"a Strong Paper q
Tho petition filed yesterday by the 7,
u. a " through their counsel, Mr.. John e.
iLightfoot, Jr., is considered q strong pa Z
gpe. end X lille tho two companies niay
contest the matter before tho sconlr'is-
sion, it is not now believed they will DO
so. @ ,EI ri VI siR8 St Sa, IS,
K Somo Interesting statistics arc; given out
by tlin ~. p, a. In supp0rtF Or thelr cons
tentlon. They note that The dis ttanco to
,Iynchburg from Richmond by e way OF
tile James River division OF the. ne Chcsa-
pef, ko and Ohio lis 147 mi les, and i5y Way
Of tho Atlantic Coast Line and Norfolk
and Western 146 niles. Tho distance By
tho Southern and Norfolk and Vestcrn,
under tho connection sought, Il Is 1o4
miles, a saving Of ftWcnty-thrce miles geacl,
way. They say to spend q day IN Lyncll-
burg now entails an expense OF 81 80 each
way FOR ~ sleeper, and II only gives the
Richmond man three hours IN the Iflll
City. They say with a Close con.lc C Ion,
as asked for tho Richmond man can 30
to lyllchhurg, have a comparatively full
business day ana return hero by. . to 10
O'Clock II. 5NT. tho samo day ls5 +
Get Mail Earlier.
1t Is also pointed out that tho Ilich-
mond ia lis papers would, under the pros
posed now conditions,g reach IIynchbprg
aud tho Southwest Il eyaral liz ours aictHl
of their present schedule. md that tho
new Arrangement would result In gfent t
hencflt To all parties In interest In short,
tho contention Is gmado that the present
schedule of over five hours from ich-
mond to LSnchburg can and will be un-
der tho new connection proposition Z tu
three ana olle- half, not, indeed. to hree
hours, iS s6 u }y s.s
rho n I'.s, a. organization us bens
widely commended by the husiness coln-
munity for their stand taken, and ~ is
believed that great good will rcsu ~ 4S
1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
DAY. QIE REVOLUTION IS AT HAND 4!
PEQPL NIIl WIN, SAYS 1G0RkY
Famous Writer, Who Was in Crowd Fired
Upon By Russian Troop Describes Bloody
84 Scenes During Sundays Riot.
THE PEOPLE HAVE LOST FAITH IN THE CAR

Maxim tho literature
eep ssEsias ~ ate he
appeal ~ @ m sapss @ snes g @ ms s g M
Times Dispatch:
BY Maxim Gorky,
Times Dispatch Copyright 1905
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
Get Mail Earlier.
Differences K, Settled,

+, ,.pHuI.A DELPHI.A, Pa Jan. Aftera
conference cf less tl,aas an hours dura-
.tion &to-euy betwsell i'i cleral Manager Az
'terbupy, Of the PENNSYLVANIA ltnilrpnd
and Grand Master NJ Alorrisscy, ylce-Grana,
Master leo and the board of adjustment
Of the 1,rotlierhond of Iili road 'l'ralnlneii
Mr., MorrlsseE. announced that the itfee,
se,,ces between thu company ind HE llleE
Iaye sl,acni anicably set LED, ~ S8S 81 ss W.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
sduced the men oniployed there to strife
The works closed at s F. ~.
{By Associated Press,)

b u LONDON, Jan, 22s.--A dispatch fropli
Moscow to Reuters Telegram Company
says; s3f 5 iss5s5st y, # g s N,
The deputy project has issued 4 proclq.i
nation warning the public in view OF tile
strike to avoid assemblugcs and process
sion; otherwise the same severe nlea sure
Will be adopted as Mt 81, Petersburg, n
rha Daily Tclesraph's Is II. Petersh,rsssss rssss
correspondent reports that as the ot' teon,s,S
OF thc meetings OF the form parry Z af
sGorky. Anlensly. Arsenieff and tfs,EtsS
and thcir adherents SATURDAY. Nigh and
SUNDAY, (, II body I OF men has been cons
stituted who regard ttlerlseb Ives as ttlsI' 'f'iss
tHys provisions government ~ y -. H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24

5}}I58s Continued OH Third Page2 8
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-17

be plainly seen from the highlands of
NaVesink.
The thick blanket of fog which made
maneuVering about the starting point
at Sandy Hook lightship so hazardous
yesterday that the committee in charge
of the event postponed it disappeared
during the night. The Northwestern
which broke on the unfortunate condi-
tions had subsidized to an 8 knot breeze
Nearly all the yachts were anchored
and the launches and small tugs were
scudding about almost from the dawn
of day.
The northeaster' although it blew
quite strong during the night did not
leave much of a roll on the ocean.
When the committee postponed yes
terday's race it was planned to start
the event today as near noon as posi-
bic, with the preparatory gun at that
hour and the actual starting gun fl
teen minutes later. Preparations to
carry out this program were begun
early, the committee tug reaching Sandy
Hook at $3.50, three and a half hours
before the event was scheduled to start.
The tug at once started on a tour
among the yachts of the fleet.
The race is to be started across an
imaginary line between the committee
tug and the Sandy Hook Iightship. The
committee boat flies the Burgee of the
imperial yacht club under whose aus
piceS the race is to be sailed. On the
committee are representatives of the
Imperial German navy. the United
States navy and the New York Yacht
club. Time viii be taken from the
/ sounding of the starting gun until the
signal at the Lizard light is flashed by
the winning boat. At the finish line
will be anchored the German cruiser
/ PfeiI to assist the yachts in locating the
/ light in event of fog.
| The little bay protected by the sandy
arm of the hook today presented an
/ even livelier scene than Yesterday
Nearly all the yachts were anchored
there and the launches and small tugs
were scudding about almost from the
/ dawn of day.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-17
Bearish Sentiment Prevails in
the Wheat Pit.
While Bulls Have Upper Hand
in Corn.
LIVE STOCK TRADE.
Cattle Are Steady to Five Cents
Lower.
Hogs Are Strong to Five Cents
Higher.

Chicago, May 7.-WHEAT-Aore favor
able weather conditions for the growth of
sprping sown wheat in the northwest Gre
ated bearish sentiment in the wheat pit
today. July opened Ad12c lower, at S7Z0
Sf72c. On covering by shorts the price ad-
vanced to S7s4QS77sc, but quickly sold off
again to S73sGlS715c Minneapolis, Duluth
and Chicago reported receipts of So cars,
against 81 cars a year ago.
The market closed almost at the bottom,
July being off 1Ad1ssc, at S6ss dS61zc.
CORN-Bullish sentiment was again
rampant in the corn pit. Shorts were urg-
ent bidders for the May delivery, but Of
ferings were hard to find. Local receipts
were less than estimated and none of the
arrivals was of contract grade. May open
ed unchanged to 11sc higher, at 54G541sc,
and sold up to 541zc. July was up 3sd12c,
at 49, G4S3sc.
At the close May was up &c. at 531kc.
July was up &c, at 4S1zc.
OATS-July oats opened unchanged, at
2s1se and advanced to 295sq29s1c.
PROVISlONS-July pork was up df1zc,
at SIZES. Lard and ribs were each u2 PIC,
at S7.371% and $3.50 respectively
8 red, 9409ec; No. 2 hard, 935ha95lkc; No.
3 hard, sS092c; No. 1 northern, S1.02d1. 03;
NO. northern, $1.O0d1.02; No. 3 sprping,
96cd$1.O1.
CORN-No. 2, 5s1ka54c; No. 3, 521ka53c.
OATS-NO. 2, 3015Q31c; No. 8, 3014c.
RYE-May, nc; July, 60c; Sept, SIC.
FLAX-Cash: NV, s142; S.-W., 1925
May, s1.26.
TIMOTHY-May. S2s5; Sept, 1920.
CLOVER-Aay, 81. 0081250.
BARLEY-CaSh; 42050c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-17

discovered that they had been allowed
indulgentIy free rein. I stepped in ana
tried to enforce the law. Every COVER
nor should seek the enforcement Of eV-
cry law on the statute books and if ne
doesn't and can't he should step down
and out"
The audience Of about 1000 arose en-
nasse as the speaker retired to his seat
and gave the Chautauqua salute Gov
ernor HOch presided. and he in turn,
was introduced by DR.. Critics. pastor OF
the TJnitea. Brethren church of Topeka
An Indiana quartette attending the
general conference, furnished the mus
ic.
Governor Hanly was entertained AT
the home of DR.. W. c. Evans of the
First Methodist church while IN the
city. He returned this morning to the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-17
AFTER THE STORM.
Some of the Incidents Connected With
Marquette's Cyclone

Marquette, kan, May ia tree. the
largest in this county. 400 feet high, Z
feet through and q feet in diameter,
was torn up by the recent tornado. A
board one inch thick, by six wide, was
showed through a cherry tree about six
inches through. A piece of wood was
damned through a boiler of an engine
standing in the center Of the storm In
the worst part Of the storm, where the
wreckage is piled up high, eight people
in one house escaped with hardly a
scratch. Not a chicken escaped in the
tornado district but many people were
saved. If one could see the ruins they
would wonder how a single person could
escape.
At Smolan. small town northwest
of here, many years ago, a cyclone
passed, and years afterward, a man re-
ceived some valuable papers which
We're found UP in Nebraska. A horse
and buggy We're carried at least 400
feet up in the air, and let down un-
hurt