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The Washington herald., 1909-01-01
DIR. Trout weds Miss Cooke.

>i'7llt . tne " asiillTIo-l He-aa1-
Roanoke. Va, Dec. 31-Dr Hugh
Trout. a noted surgeon of Roanoke. and
Miss LeOnora Cooke. daughter Of Mrs
Charles Cooke, of HOlllns, were married
tonight at Hollins. The bride Is a grand
daughter OF the late DR.. Charles I.
Cooke. founder OF HOlIins Institute and
for fifty years its president. The groom
was fOT ten years surgeon st Johns
Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore. He is a
native OF Staunton. and year ago es-
tablished a large private hospital here
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01
NOT ENOUGH ENGINES.
Slack Business in FafrmOnt Coal
Fields Due to Motive Power.

S1ecial % TIE Washington Herald
Grafton, ". Va. Dec. 31.-The slack
business in the coal Industry in the Fair
mont region AZ the present time IS due
70 the inability Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company 10 furnish cars
and motive power Is the statement made
by operators.
The motive power is not sufficient 10
place empties on the sidings. II is stated
there would be cars enough could the
motive power be provided 90 place them
on the MonOngahela River branch Il is
stated that there Is not half enough
power 10 satisfy the mines. even al this
slack stage Of the game. It is claimed
that The engines have not been over
hauled and are frequently disabled. Lo-
comotives were injured during the
drought by the acids OF the waters used
En- the boilers
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01
virginia 20 Aid snnerer..
rial 10 me- Washington Hcrzl6.

Spec1al 70 Tie Washington Herald.
Norfolk, Va, Dec, 3I-Both Mayor Rid
dick, Of Norfolk, and Mayor Reed. Of
Portsmouth. have indOrsed the proclama-
tion OF Gov. Swanson asking aid Tor the
Italian earthquake sufferers. Mayor
Reed has issued proclamation for the
assembling OF the citizens of Portsmouth
tomorrow to take action as may be
deemed proper toward relieving those
VINO have escaped the horror The Ital-
ians Of Norfolk have called a meeting for
the same purpose Sunday afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01
Store and PoSt-office Robbed.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Cumberland. Nd. Dec. 31.-The store Of
r a Radcliffe and pOst-office al Ridge
ley. opposite Cumberland, were robbed
early this morning and 50 in cash, fifteen
pairs OF shoes and a s check were stolen
Many stores have been robbed hereabouts
in the past few months. and the booty
has included hundreds Of shoes.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01
BLAZE IN CRISFIELD.
Store and Dwelling BurHed-LoSs Is
$1,000.

Crisfeld. Nd. Dee S1--Fire this morn
ing destroyed the stO-ehouse ard dwell
ing in Maryland avenue occupied by !. II
Dougherty q Son. and George L Ash
mead. Mr. Ashmead had a narrow es-
cape. as lie was overcome by the smoke.
which filed his apartments. The house
was owned by George r. Crockett. who
had no Insurance. Doughe-ty & Sons
stock of goods was partly covered by
Insurance
The cause Of the fire IS a mystery, and
Op.n n is divided. many thinking Il 20
be OF inCenCiGry origin The total loss
viii reach SZop0-
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01

box that they might just as well pre-
pare to resort TO other methods by which
to deliver themselves from the liquor
traffic"
This is taken as an expression equiva-
lent TO a threat OF Statewide prOhibi-
ton
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01
Held for steaIing Ion Government.

STec11i % Ile washington Herald
Norfolk. Va. Dec 51--AIartin /. West
brook Hveryman, OF Portsmouth, was
arrested this afternoon. charged with
applying TO his own use certain brasseS.
the property OF the United States gov
eminent" The case against Westbrook
was worked up by Secret Service Agent
O F Kline. sent here BY the Navy De-
partment, and W H Cutchins. a special
detective OF the Norfolk Navy Yard.
Westbroek aften drove wagons 10 the
navy yard. and the detectives allege that
these wagons had in them secret recep-
tacles, in which valuable brass would be
brought out Of the navy yard
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01
4. ". sumption Is Dcad.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Winchester, Va, Dec. 3.-Jcseph X.
Sumption. a member OF the local pest
Office force, died here to-day, after a bri K
Illness Of pneumonia, aged forty-thrss. Fs
was a prominent member Of the Knigh s
OF Pythias and the ROuss Hook and La
der Company. A widow and three chm
dren survive.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01
Danced Old Year Ont.

Special % The Washington Herald.
Hagerstown. Nd. Dec. 3L-HagerstOWn
society tonight danced the old year out
and a new year In at the annual ball
under the auspices Of the Hagerstown As
sembly Club at Hotel Hamilton. The ball
was attended by many out-Of-t town
guests. Including persons from Baltimore
and Washington.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01
Death of Miss Mamie kingdom.

Special 20 The WsshiEgtCn Herald
Rockville. Nd Dec. 2--1Iiss Mamie
Kingdom, daughter Of the late Rev. John
Kingdon. died here rather suddenly at
midnight last night. aged thirty-eight
years. She had been III for some months.
and death resulted from heart failure
She is survived by her mother. 2Irs.
Alverda kingdom. two sisters, and two
brothers.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01
Reeord-breaker AT Cumberland.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Cumberland. Nd. Dec. S1.-The business
at the Cumberland pOst-office for Christ
mas week, December 4-26. was the
largest IN its history It includes the
following items: Domestic money orders
issued. Z35; international money orders
issued. a; domestic orders paid. SIS: let
ters and parcels registered. 5Ss. registered
letters and parcels delivered. So:
transient registers handled. 1.250- sale OF
stamps. s., ,90293. increase over last year.
S307-96. It Is estimated that 15.090 pack
ages were mailed at the local p0st-ofice
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01
Maryland Chickens First.
s-.al 70 ne Washington Hr.ld.

Spec13l q ne washington HeTald
Cumberland. Nd, Dec. 81. - Porter
ElOsser. Of Cumberland. was advised
today that his black Langshan chickens
on exhibition al the Madison Square
Garden Poultry Show N New York had
taken first premium These chickens also
took the blue rih5on at the Hagerstowu
Fair.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01
Mrs. Florence simmer. Dead.

Hagerst6wn. Nd. Dec. 3L-Mrs. Flor
ence SINNERS. widow OF Thomas Sim
mers, former burgess OF Smithsburg. this
county. died yesterday at her home in
that place, aged ffty-eight years. Mrs
SINNERS is survived by a son. Harry Sim
mers, Of Smithsburg, and 9 brother,
Frank Norford, OF this city.
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CALLED TO DANvILLE.
Clifton Forge Banker Elected CASH
Ter of First National Bank.

Special 60 Tie Washington Herald.
DanvilIe. Va. Dec. g.-Benjamin Y.
Booth, who for the past ten years has
been cashier Of the First National Bank
Of Clifton FORGE. has been elected as
cashier Of the First National Bank Of
Danville, 10 succeed Allen CucullU- who
has accepted the position of cashier OF
the First National Bank OF Lynchburg-
The change is effective early in January
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01

Marriage licenses for the following Vir-
gjaia and Maryland couples were issued
in Washington yesterday.
George z. Pickett and Janet 5. Rowen.
both Of Alexandria. Va
Se1en J. Bruce. OF Bowling Green. Va,
and Emma Trice. Of Delos. Va.
Fred l. Garner. OF KokOnlo Ind. and
Rosa E Crsgg. Of Baltimore. Nd
Robert S. Jones, of Vienna. Va. and
Ella NJ Cunningham. of Conklin. Va.
Nelson c. Burweil. of Parkersburg. ".
Va. and Katharine l. Reed. Of this
city.
Robert O. Compiler. Of Waterford. Va.
and Margaret L. Copeland. Of Round Hin,
Va.
Richard Decatur, Of Stafford Va. and
Pearl McGwin. Of Fairfax. Va.
Elder H Slade and Lillian V Smith,
both Of Baltimore. Nd.
Parkersburg. W Va.-The executive
committee of the West Virginia National
Guard Association has formulated some
proposed amendments to the State mill
tary code. which viii be submitted 70 the
legislature in the form Of q biz which
viii make the State law with regard TO
the National Guard conform with the
Dick national law
Morgantown. W. Va--The Dominion
News Company has purchased the Re
publican. a daily morning paper. and
will consolidate II With the New Domin-
ion. an evening paper. Hereafter the
New Dominion viii be published in the
morning under the management OF Julian
r Fleming. BY agreement the Post
Chronicle viii take the evening field
Clarksburg. ". Va.-The West Virginia
SheTifs' Association. which was organ
lzed here by the sherifs-elect Of the
state. has elected the following officers.
7. HarshbarCer. Of Huntington. chairman.
5 ?. Smith. OF Charleston. secretary.
and Il. :. Francis. OF Ciarksburg. treas
urer. The next meeting viii be held in
few weeks at the call Of the chairman.
Cumberland. Nd. An entertainment
was given by the stockholders OF the
Potomac Glass Works 20 the employees
and their friends in the new annex TO
the plant There was general rejoicing
over the completion OF the addition.
which is OF brick. % by 50 feet. two stories
high A dance was given on the second
floor Of the new annex
MorEantown. W. va.-The stockholders
OF the Peoples Telephone Company have
ratified the sale OF It's plant. prop
erty. and franchises in this county 90 the
National Telephone Company. az the
price Of S72eG The National COMPANY
viii Immediately take charge OF the prop
erty, with Walter Barnes, OF Fairm0nt.
as manager.
Charlottesville. Va.-"UnCle Dick Nc
Daniel. President RoOSeveIts guide when
ever he visits Pine Knot" in Southern
Albemarie for a hunt. is nightly inter
ested IN the African expedition He does
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01
CAROLINA SALOONS CLOSE.
Statewide Prohibition Takes Effect
To-day

To-day.
Raleigh. y. g. Dec 51.-Discussing the
Statewide prohibition law. which goes
into effect January I. Gov. Glenn. Of
North Carolina. SAYS that if he were
governor next year he would see that
there was rigid enforcement. even if ne
had to put gun in every mans hand
and exhaust the state treasury 10 30 IT,
he insists that the Law having been
voted for by a majority OF the people IN
the State, il is eEdJled 20 a fair trial
Revenue officers are still complaining
that no efort is being made by the reve-
nGc agents 20 stop the stills in country
and mountainous districts. anI a move
ment IS now on foot to have the legis-
Iature enact a law creating the Office OF
special cOustables 10 break up the Illicit
traffic. This law viii have the fun sup
port OF GOV.-eleCt kitChin who wants
the efficiency Of the prohibition enact
ment 10 be thoroughly tested
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01
CLAIM TENNESSEE
PrOhibitiOnistS Say LegiSla-
ture viii Pass Bill.
SOLONS CONVENE ON MONDAY

and Pro-SaIOon Forces
Are Gathering at Nashville for Bit
ter SfruEgIe-GOv. Patterson and
His Entire Administration Favor
Local OptiOn-TrOubIe Is Feared.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01
TWO MORE TOWNS
IN VIRGINIA DRY"
South Boston and Houston
Captured by Anti-SalOOn.
CONTEST IN ROANOKE
''Wets" Will Fight Result on
Constitutional Grounds.

N<Hyor CUtchin, of the Magic City,
Issues n Proclamation Asking the
Citizens to Abide by the Result,
that the Election Was Fair. and
that Homes should Not Now Be
Made "sIiniature Liquor DepOts.7 -
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01
Former spottsyIvaaia Girl WEEDS.

lecl2l % Ihe Waslinefon Herald
SpottsyivaRia, Va, Dec. 31.-George a.
Matrons. Of Allegheny County. Va. and
Mss Ada J. Hudson. formerly Of Spott-
syl-ania, but now of Washington, were
married in Baltimore a few days ago.
Nr and Mrs. Matrons viii reside in
Ale ghany County.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01

Get acquainted with the lUr1e Messenger
GO TO ". S. TAPFANs. Sc ST NV FUB
watches. cocks. 3eEerJ. CIT GAS. sc. Repa=i1z
a. lowest pT1ces- Ep4-f eo6
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01
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Daily ME-I1ees- EFEllr-E- 20 &c ard
Nsw Year NorsSes = The Novelty Word.
Jesse L uISUrS ~siEsLsss" 07EsGTC FlsTssT.
A Ne-ry Ncodlard RcTel Fuil of Neu SouS Hrs
Displaying P-et-ily Fezt1GTcd Pri1crsis and Nc7G-
LGZ-uE ~ Laughter IHL ELli=-NClts u y
TROUPE u a NIGHT At TIE CIRCUS NEp
N.Y. ard IDA CkfSPL HELENA FREDERICK
al Morton AriaIe'- Aie-agsTgs. Hal Merritt
Tee Frerch Dol T-si-S-rr--' kIr4e-1rh
NEXT WEEh--BC>T BROWN AND TfGE.
TT SCANG IkeJ BAIlUJ rs. Il Ii BEES0N
Today
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01

ance Company Of Washington and
Georgetown. 7th ST and Ia ave NV
Georgetown VIII meet at the Office on
MONDAY, January 4 1893, For the pur-
pose OF eiecting thirteen directors for the
ensuing year Polls open at u g. m and
close az y m ". n HOFFMAN, Secre-
taTy- 6e22-Ist
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF Tur
Stockholders Of The WashingtO1 EeraI5
Company Will be held AZ Room 70S. Cole
radO Building. IN the city OF washington
D. g.. on the 9Th DAY OF JANUARY
1873. at z H., for the purpose OF eIectfng
a bosrd Of directors for the ensuing year,
and for such other business as nav u-on-
eTly be brought before said rSesfFr,sr
BENJAMIN 5. MINOR. Secretary
debit
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01

South Boston. Va. Dec S1.-Two more
Virginia towns have gone dry Ban
lister district. Of Halifax County, in
which are situated the large towns OF
South Boston and Houston, to-day voted
dry" in a local option election by 1si
majority.
This result means that the eight bar
rooms and ore shipping depot in South
Boston and two saloons in Houston viii
close at the end OF ninety days.
The revenue in south Boston from the
liquor traffic amounts to $500, and at
Houston IL is SEQ
The contest was the warmest ever. seen
in Halifax, but passed of without any
excitement The campaign was con-
Quoted by r. 5. Barbour, of South Bos-
ton. assisted By II. H. Edmunds. OF
Houston. These men had the co-opera-
Ation Of the Christian people
The South Boston News. which has
always been pronounced temperance
paper. gave the anti-saloon forces strong
support and was a factor in the result.
To Enforce Laws In Roanoke.
Roanoke. Va. Dee. H.-Nlayor Joel II.
Cutchin, who favored the vets in the
local option campaign. which resulted in
a victory for prohibition by a majority
Of eighty-six votes. to-day issued q
proclamation 10 the people. IN which ne
says the verdict Of the voters should be
accepted by all Parties, and that local
option should be given a fair test
he SAYS he IS ready 70 carry out the
viii OF the people as expressed az the
polls, and that he viii ask councils for q
special appropriation for a secret service
% aid him IN enforcing the law.
He asks the churches 10 continue the
fight for temperance and create a sentl-
ment that VIII prevent the homes from
becoming miniature liquor depots.~ and
the foramtioq Of social clubs where the
spirit Of the law viii be violated He
urges their help also In creating Z spirit
Of willingness on the part of frate-nal
organizations. such as the Elks. Eagles.
Owls. and kindred organizations. 20 fore
go their right 20 put in lockers. regarding
the locker menace the most serious phase
OF the situation
He hopes that 10 legal technicalftles
may he invoked by the defeated party.
saying no good can result He saws.
The fight has been honestly made the
election honestly conducted, and the Anti
Saloon Society has won q victory. has
q right 10 enjoy its fruits. and no one
has right 70 complain"
De calls a mass meeting OF citizens For
next Thursday night 10 discuss matters
IN connection with the question.
''wets" viii Contest.
L was stated to-dav. positively that the
Liquor Dealers Association viii contest
me election on the ground OF unconsti-
tutionality-
Field Secretary J D 8IcAuister. oE the
Anti-SaIoOn League Of Virginia. said to-
6ay: 7 believe It win be unfortunate
for the liquor interests OF the state II
the election IN this city is contested The
series Of contests or the part Of the
LIQUOR interests in various cites is not
only aroUsing the rural sections of the
State. but is aTOUsing the dry element
in all the cities where local ootion eIec-
tons have not been held The cities
themselves are beginning 20 feel that If
they have 10 contest their cases in the
courts as well as win them at the ballot
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01
PURSUANT 10 SECTION l ARTTCT

= I Fto ~ TO SEJIIUN J. AHIICIE
~ OF Bylaws, notice IS hereby given
that the annual meeting OF the Stock
holders Of the Capital Traction COMPANY
for the election Of directors for the ensu-
ing year and such other business as nav
be brought before the meeting vyfu be
held st the Office Of the company. 18th
and n sts. NV, Washington. D. c. on
WEDNESDAY. January Is. 1902 a. I0.s5
q. n. The polls VIII be open from II z. n.
until i noon Il D CHAMPION. Sec
retary- deZ7-cf
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01

TIE annual meeting OF the Stockholders
OF the National Rifles Hall Association
VIII he held AT the Office OF its attorney
< kempe-- rs King street. Alexandra.
Va Thu RSDAH- January :, 1879 ar 2-31
2 n. for the election OF board Of dfTec-
tors for le.S and the transaction Of arT
other business that may b presented.
Books for the transfer Of stock VIII bs
closed for ten days from December ..
1905 A dividend OF 6 peT cent on the capt
tai stock for 1875 has been declared. nay
able on ard after JANUARY =
GEORGE ". EVANS.
ue5-St Secretary.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01
Cairo Ruaet Ic4b and o ST.

The celebrated Windsor Club Whisky,
sc bottle. Fine Old Sherry. 75c bottle.
All the popular brands imported liquors
and mixed drinks 6e2o-S0t
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01
INAUGURAL COM1ITTEE.

COMMITTEE On PUBLIC COMFORT.
Rooms 80 and q. Merchants and Ne
chanics Savings Bank Bldg Pa ave
and 10th ST nw--Au parties desiring to
furnish quarters TO visitors during the in
augural period are requested 70 cali AZ
this Office or send description OF rooms
stating the number OF persons that can
be supplied with beds or cots. with OF
without meals. terms. &c. N I WEI
LER- Chairman Committee on Public
Comfort de20-20t
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01

Charlottesville. Va.-"UnCle Dick Nc
Daniel. President ROOseveIt's guide when
ever he visits pine Knot" IN Southern
Albemarie for hunt. is nightly inter
ested IN the African expedition he does
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
GEO. LAWRENcES
REBUILDING SALE
CHASE BROS.
PIANOS
BAEGATNS This NEE

BARGAINS THIS WEEK
Upright, SO; $50 Upright. S195; 1896
Upright, $40. Tuning. SI.JO.
9l5 C. Tel 4449- Open 1 D. m
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-29
DON'T De MIsLEo.

The retail druggists OF this country.
as a class. are noted for their high
standard Of intelligence and honorable
dealing. but II Is a well-knOwn fact
that occasionally you viii find one
who win try 20 sell you something else
when you call for a remedy of estab-
lished reputation. He fOrgets that
your health is more important than
his pocketbOOk.
For example. when you ask for DIR.
Eilmer's SwampROot. the great Kid
ney. Liver and Bladder Remedy. don't
let any druggist. drug clerk or store
Keeper persuade you into buying some
tang else in les place. Every time
he succeeds In selling you a worthless
substitute he makes more profit, but
you are numbugged AZ the expense Of
pour health.
For many years we have watched
with much interest the remarkable
record maintained by Dr. Kilmer's
sWamp-ROot. From the very begin
ning, the prOprietors had so much
confidence I'm Il that they invited
everyone 10 send for a free sample
bottle so that people could Judge OF It's
great curative value IN even the most
distressing cases Of kidney. liver and
bladder troubles.
On another page Of this paper you
win ind a few Of the letters. prompt
ed by feelings Of heartfelt gratitude.
that are constantly coming to Dr. XIII
mer q Company. No one can doubt
such sincere and honest testimony.
swamp-RoOt Is prepared only by DR..
Kilmer q Co. Laboratories. Bingham
ton, n. Y.-DOnt experimental you
need a medicine you should have the
best
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-29
WALDO NOTES.

WALDO. March 25.-Mrs. Weeks
whose husband. Joel T. Weeks. died
sometime ago. is quite IN. but better
than she was. Miss Emma Entenza
is attending her under DR.. Boringl as
trained nurse.
Mrs. o. b. Weeks is IN but improv.
ms.
Conductor Marks is recovering from
a spell of fever.
Horace Ross, a conductor on the s.
A. L.. is at home here sick.
Charles Mckinney has bedded out
five thousand three hundred and
thirty C5.330l bushels OF sweet pOta-
toes with a good prospect of selling all
the sprouts produced by them from
the orders already received with the
money accompanying the orders.
George Saxon OF Hampton has rent
ed a farm on the lake and will try
trucking.
The WOman's Home Mission So
ciety is having a new wire fence
placed around the Methodist parsOn-
age lot
Dr. p. ID. Hicks. formerly here but
now In Georgia. lost his dental out
nc by fire recently without insurance
The Pythian Sisters have an enter.
tainment tonight at which ex-
cellent refreshments will be served.
the occasion being the eighth ami
yersaTy Of their organization.
J. l.. Winter Is remOdeling the front
Of his residence. which adds very
much TO IT'S good looks. Contractor
frank Jolly Is doing the work
Rev. w. NJ. Pugh has received the
final papers granting a divorce from
his wife. whom he married five years
ago az MelrOse when she was Mrs.
Morrison.
Jake Kinard has established a black.
smith shop az his home. and does
manufacturing OF wagons and buggies
and general repairing. including
plOws. chairs. etc. which Is a great
convenience 90 our people.
o. b. Weeks Il furnishing gas lights
from his plant TO all who want them
He has donated a brilliant light az the
postohice. for which he has the
thanks OF the public,
John y. EntenEa. one OF our cigar
Is making the chicken
business a side issue.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-29
PICKETT WILL HAVE
HANDSOME BUILDING
WILL PROBABLY De Two-sToRY
STRUCTURE, FACING EAST.
Within Short While VIII Have Plans
Made for the work-Rooms
Already Spoken For.

II. A. Pickett OF Jonesville was in
the city Friday. When seen by a re.
porter Of The Sun and asked In RI
.erence TO the new building upon which
work will commence within a short
while. said that he was yet undecided
as to what size structure he will have
erected on the lot
He has already received application
for the rental OF two OF the stores,
and is OF the opinion that Il will be
necessary TO erect a handsome two
story structure. but this will largely
depend upon the encouragement re-
ceived from parties that move in this
direction by the time the work on
the Government building has been
completed.
This new building Of Mr. Pickett's
will be about the only real large bust
ness building that will adioin this
valuable property. for the price that
is asked for other property will likely
make IL remain In the hands OF the
present owners for some time 10 come
The work on the Pickett building
viii commence within a short while.
as be proposes TO at once have the
plans drawn. and will then be in a
position to receive bids from the con
tractors.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-29
STORM DOES DAMAGE
IN SOUTH FLORIDA
NAM KILLED AND TWO OTHERS
FATALLY INJURED.
Was vsy severe 81 About 9 O'clock
Thursdsy Morning Near
Tampa


FROM Fridays Daily sun.
The severe rain and wind storm
which struck Gainesville early Thurs
day morning Is reported 20 have done
ronsiderable damage IN the Southern
para Of the State.
From passengers who arrived on
lhe Coast Line yesterday afternoon Il
vas learned that AZ small station this
SIDE Of Tampa q was 30 severe that
several houses were blown down and
many persons injured.
a Mr. sellars. who arrived here TO
nliend court states that Il was re-
ported that one white man was XIII
g outright and two 90 badly injured
nat 4 vas impossible for them to
Ave. He stated that the storm was At
81 height about a. N. IN this section.
Outside Of q few trees being uproOt-
81 there was no damage done around
laineaviiie that was heard Of. but
aboui , O'Clock many thought that a
tycI0ne was coming