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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-07-06
FOR REPRIISEN ENTATIVE.

hereby announce myself as a can
didatc for the House vi Representa-
tivcs, subject to the action OF the
Democratic party in tho primary
election. FRANK NJ. CARY.
JOHN b. HARRIS IS hereby an
nounccd as a candidate for the
House Of Representatives, subject to
the action Of the Democratic party
in the primary election.
The friends Of JOS. w. SHELOR,
ESQ, hereby announce him a candi-
date for the House OF Representa-
tivos. subject to the action of the
Democratic party in the ensuing pri-
mary election.
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Walhalln Circuit Conference.

The third quarterly conference for
the WaIhalla Circuit Of the Mctho-
dist church will meet al Double
Springs church July IG and II. 1t
will he conducted throughout accord
ing TO the usual plan. Your presence
IS very much desired and will go far
towards making tho meeting a sue
cCSS. stewards. upcrntcndcntS,
trustees and church secretaries are
members OF this body. Those who
cannot attend will please mail re-
ports to the chairman OF The board
OF stewards, or the pastor, before the
ith if possible. Pray for the adj
yanccmcnt Of the kingdom along all
lines. r. Il. Doyle. Pastor.
T. J. DcatOn,
Chairman Board OF Stewards.
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Kills His isiOthcr-in-I.aW.

Bristol, Tenn, July 3.--At Shady
Ford, near here. yesterday, William
Gross shot and killed his brothcr-in-
law. William South. Gross used a
Winchester rifle and fired from am
bush. After the shooting Gross went
ITO the home OF Jacob Fritz. a neigh
Dor, against whom he had grudgc,
and firing shot from his rifle miss
cd Fritz, but the bali struck the lat
tcr's aged mother, slightly wOunding
her Gross and South married twin
sisters and family troubles were be-
licVCd to have led to the killing.
Gross surrendered to constable
two miles from the scene Of the
shooting this evening.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-07-06

OrangCbrrG. July l.-Allan Davis.
n negro - years old and OF fair cdu
cation, was ianGCd this morning in
accordance with the sentence passed
upon him by The last session Of The
Court Of General Sessions for Or
augcDurG county.
The hanging took place quietly and
quickly at the county Jail. The occa-
sion was most solemn. Davis did
not appear nervous, though he was
hcart-brokcn and extremely sorrow
ful lie did not look like a bad fcl-
low, and With tears streaming down
his face, he presented a picture OF
extreme detection.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-07-06
JACKSON i. MILLER.
FOR COUNTY AUDITOR.

hereby announce myself a candi-
date for County Auditor, subject TO
the rules governing the Democratic
party in the primary election.
TIIOS. NJ. ELROD.
! hereby announce myself as can
didate for the Office Of Auditor for
DCOnCC county, subject 20 Che action
Of the Democratic party in the pri-
mary election. JOHN u. KEESE.
hereby announce myself candi-
date Tor reelection to the Office Of
Auditor Of Oconcc county, subject to
the action Of the Democratic voters
in the ensuing primary.
r. w. GRUBBS.
| hereby announce myself a candi-
date for Auditor OF OcOnce County,
subject to the action Of the Demo-
cratic party. ] will appreciate the
support and friendship Of the people,
and, If elected, will discharge the
duties Of the Office to the very best
OF my ability. G.. l.. CRAIG.
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FOR CONGRESS.

! hereby announce myself as can
dtdate for Congress from the Third
District, subject to the action Of the
Democratic party in the primary
election. COKE ID. MANN
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Observation-Disclosures.

Announcements will be inserted
under this heading at the inform
rate Of SO, cash in advance For an
nOuncemcntS over six lines in length
an additional charge will be made.
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\. >. Arlington, OF Seneca, was
among his friends here Monday.
| NJ. NJ. Jarrett. OF pclZcr, is
among friends in WalhalIa for few
days.
The cotton and knitting mill
the banks and post Office observed
the Fourth.
Henry White returned to Mama
tee, Fla, to-day. lie was accompa-
ntcd by his brother, Xan White.
-Richard Quinn, who has been
seriously i'll at the home Of his par
CntS here. is c0nvaleScing. and is now
able to sit up.
Mrs. Ethel AShc and Miss Stella
! fincannOn. Of Seneca. were among
their friends in Walhalla for a short
| while Monday.
! &C. w. Chapman, OF Manatcc.
ria. has been spending a few days
| here with his wife aud children at
the home Of l.. II. White.
One new candidate announced
! this wcck--W. y. Barnett. who is a
candidate for the Office OF County
| Treasurer.
Married, on Sunday, June 26th.
| near Salem, by w. \. Grant MagiS-
! irHto, Earl Herring. Of Walhalla, and
Miss Malissa Lusk, OF Tamasscc.
Special communion offering at
| the Lutheran church next Sunday.
| Regular quarterly congregational
meeting aft' services.
When you want the best buggy
on the market for the money buy =
"IIughes' buggy from T. Il. AleXan-
der, Walhalla 23tf
- Misses Lynn and Pearl Werner.
| OF Richland. accompanied by their
! brother. Charles Werner. spent Mon
day among relatives and friends in
! Walhalla.
- Miss Carol IIcrndon. Of Seneca.
! is visiting a, he home Of MIR. and
! Mrs. j. d. lsnrll, near town. She
will be here a.lonG friends for Il
week or ten days.
Every Confederate veteran who
expects to attend the unvoiling Of
| the Confederate monument on July
list will please send name and ad-
| dress to Mrs. -. \. Smith, Wulhalla.
A. p. Crisp left Monday for New
berry, where he will Join his wife
on visit TO relatives. rhcy will also
Visit relatives at Greenwood before
their return to Walhalla.
There will be meeting Of the
llcptaSophS tomorrow night. Every
m"mb"r is urG"d To- Dc present The
program. as arranged at last meet
ing, will be carried ont.
Misses Opal Harrison. Of McAl-
iStor, OKLA, and Lola Suhlct. Of
Grccnvillc. a"c visiting at the home
OF MIR. and Mrs. G. y. Harrison. in
Midway.
A B. White, OF Athcns Ga. is
spending two months in Walhalla
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
II. White. He has many friends who
are pleased 10 meet him again.
Next Sunday morning the Bap-
tist church will celebrate the Lords
supper. Ali the communicates are
especially urged to be present The
pastor will preach on "Thc Purpose
OF the supper"
If You will try Kurfee's paint
YOU will be convinced OF its supcrior-
ity in looks and wearing qualities.
| Sold by Dan T.. Good
i. y. Howard, OF Layonia, Ga.
! Is in Walhalla for few days among
! friends and ON business Mr.. How
| ara Is 4 former South Carolinian.
/ bat for several years has been super
! itrudcnl OF The lAyonia Cotton
/ MINIS. For twenty years he WAS an
! "nplo}"" OF 4. J. SiJtOn, OF pcndlc-
! ION.
I The bookcase which Rev. r,-
| lin@ ha@ been making for the Rotary
. BOOK tluh has recently been COM
/ N3"'"d Hud proves uoal acceptable
| 10 the BOOK committees Some time
! 34" jH" library had out&roWu it's
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ONCE Tuesday 'Samplc' lOng-cartd
bat. which he caught in his house
Monday night. The bat had cars al
most two inches in lcngth-duc prob
ably TO Hallcy's comet.
W. T.. Green, OF Tarrant county.
Texas, after an absence OF twenty
eight years, has returned to OconCe
on visit 10 his sisters, the Misses
Green. OF Oconee Station. Many OF
our older citizens are giving MIR.
Green Il welcome to the old home.
--Georgc schumacher and Guy Me
Carey LETT Monday for COrdcll. Okla
where the! expect to engage in bust
ness and make their future home.
We regret to lose these young mon
from our town. but wish them much
success wherever they may cast their
lot.
There will be Il call meeting OF
Greenfield Local Union next Satur-
day, July ., at O'Clock D. m, for
the purpose Of clccting delegates to
the county meeting and to transact
other business OF importaucc All
members are earnestly requested to
attend promptly. The meeting will
be held at the usual place OF meet
ing in Westminster.
IL. u. werner. pfcSlucnt.
The Oconcc Steam Marble and
Granite Works. Westminster. under
the supervision OF Mr.. Gray, the
owner OF the works, has Just erected
a large and handsome monument at
the grave Of Mrs. \. G. Mcrrick, in
WcstVicw cemetery. 1t is OF Georgia
granite and weighs about five tons.
The design is worry handsome. and
the work is unsurpassed. as are all OF
the pieces sent out by this popular
marble and granite yard. The monu-
mcnt is one OF the handsomCSt in our
city cemetery.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Ep-
ting called Il meeting Of the llaJnc
Circle at her home that they might
inspect and receive the new book
ease. the handiwork Of Mr.. Epting
The combination OF delightful social
affair with Il very satisfactory bust
moss transaction made Il most cnioy-
able afternoon. The guests were
received in the parlorS, where they
were presented to Mrs. Power. Mrs.
Epting's another. and were later
given cards and pencils. and asked
into the library, whore thcy were to
engage in a Biblical arithmetic CON
test, and at the Same time examine
the book case. For some time there
was puzzled thinking and lively fig
GCrin%," but tn" figures would get
twisted, and memories would play
false. We would not make SO bold
rs to assert that there arc no accu-
rate mathcmalicianS or close Bible
students among the ladies present,
but certain IL Is that none OF them
happened to combine these two uuali-
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A. DAILY, Seneca, S. G. 2S*
Harold Brcnncckc. OF Green
wood, is visiting his mother, Mrs.
Fannie Brcnnccke.
--"Lot the grass grow" Read
new advertisement OF the Carter
Hardware Company.
-- Mrs. Alcthia BallenGcr. Of Sen
cca, visited at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. llollcman last week.
Mrs. T.. y. Bcdcnbaugh. Of At
lanta. left Saturday for her home
having spent two weeks here visiting
Misses Annie and Caroline Stuckc.
Mrs. Il. l.. Rogers and children
returned TO Walhalla last Thursday
evening, after having spent Il month
at Fountain Inn visiting the family
OF Il. w. Rogers.
DIR. Thos. G. C. Fahnestock, den
tist, will be in his office every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday.
~-R"v. w. r. Abbott. assisted by
Rev. Thomas Sanders, viii begin y
protractCd meeting at llOpcwcll on
the 9TH Sunday in July and continue
ing for one week. Public invited TO
attend the services.
-Rev. Newton. Wesleyan Mctho-
dist, IS conducting Il tent meeting in
West Union near the railroad cross
ing. Good congregations are ajtrnd-
ing the services. 10 all Of which the
public is invited.
Mrs. s. \. Lockwood returned 10
Walhalla last "Wednesday afternoon.
after an absence Of several mont hS
which w"r" spent at Chevy Chase.
ID. c. Sh" is stopping at the Wal
halla Hotel.
-''Thc preachers rights and
privileges as defined by the Apostle
Paul' is the subject for the prayer
meeting at the Baptist church Thurs
day evening. The scripture lesson is
TN" 9TH chapter OF Corinthians.
We are indebted to our friend.
W. T.. Smith. who lives ON Kcowrc
River, for Il box Of his delicious
peaches and june apples. The ap-
pies ar" the largest Junrs we ever
saw. Mr. smith has about two hun
dr"d trees in his orchard. which Is
Just now beginning To bear heavily.
Just received another car load
OF High Point buggicS. Every one
sold under personal guarantee.
w. NJ. Brown. Walhalla
DIR. and Mrs. J. l.. Mann. OF
Florence, are visiting at he homo OF
Rcv. and Mrs. c. u. Mann. in West
Union. nr. Mann has recently re-
signed tn" Supcrntcndcncy OF tho
Florence Graded Schools and accent
cd a similar position At Greensboro,
\. G. Thcy have many friends here
"n" ar" always pleased 10 meet them.
Prof. NJ. T.. irockman. formerly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-22
Threafenad Avalanche.

Rome, Jar. 22.-Pfscticslly the en-
tire population OF the S"is, town o.
Machet is 10 A gat today TO eecsp3 des'
traction 10 q threatened snow s7alsnche
An Immense fild OF SNOW over hangs
the town and Is momeDtsil'y threaten
ing to clip down the mountain side snd
bury the village.
Reports from switzarlsnd tell OF a.
unprecedented number OF avaauchee
due 10 the recent heavy suOgs, rsins anC
stormT. Scores OF mountsiDside homes
have been destroyed and 1t is feared
that when complete telegrsphic c)m
muuicatiOn Is restored there will be an
unusually heavy death toll.
Italian ooas! towns also report heavy
damage BY storms. Tho coast In many
PLACES Is stresn With the wrecks o
yes.els,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-22
News of the Day.

The NEST boJcot. ha, spread from
coast to COST
William Jennings Bryan had pri
va,e audience With President l. gaia ss
Lima, Peru, yesterday.
American shoes are being rgshed 10
Germany to escape the higher drties
which are TO be imposed.
Hereafter Il Is said The reppbl lean
raueus, and not the Osnnon COMMITTEES
on rale', will direct tas course OF legis-
lstiou 10 the House.
President Taft Yesterday summoned
Senators Psnrose, Crane and Carer srd
ssked wby the Ssnste is not al work on
the important bills the sdw iuis,r5liou Ia
urging.
Me. Ohs,les E. Dawson, q clerk In
the ofics Of tbs auditor OF passenger
receipts. died suddenly at his desk 10
the Baltimore and Ohio Central build.
ing 10 Biltimors last night.
Tbs Chinese government has approved
the construction OF the Oalncbow.
Aqnlm Railroad In Manchuris by Amer.
lean capitalists. The work will co.t up.
wards OF CAS-. 600, 600.
A joint resolution Was introduced ia
he ID use yesterday giving Congress
the power BY couslIitionsl amendment
to select the successor to ths president
and vice president 10 event they die be.
tore being instslled.
Ooe man probably fatally injste5,
eight seriously Injured, panic 10 The.
alter, passengers In elevators imprisoned
and the GILES OF Paterson and PssssIc
In darknsss fer three hours srs the re.
suits OF an explosion yesterday alternool
10 the Edison Electric Light Works,
which supplies oil the electric light end
power for Paterson, N. j., aud its sub.
urbs. The explosion was caused by tia
bursting OF the msin steam pips. Four
OF the ak boilers Ia the bOilsr honse
BILE" up aud the building was wreckss.
Another sensational chapter was add
ed to the graft cases 10 Pittsburs.
yesterday, when President r. II. Jsn.
nings, OF The Colombia National Bank,
and Frank A. GtItfio, former vice presi.
dent, turned states evidences at hear
log beld before Alderman J. V. Nc.
Msstets, sgsius. Frank F. Nicola, an
extensige real estate dealer; Max G..
Leslie, comfy delinquent Atsx voSpl.e.or,
and Charles SteESd, former member
OF the finance committee OF councils.
The last three men we're held for court
u'der a bond OF $40, 900 each, except
Leslle, whose bond was $4,000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-22
LLOYD'S PLACE FILLED.

Representative James NJ. Graham, OF
Illinois, now serving bis frat term, ws'
chosen By the democratic csutu, lasI
night, 10 place Of Mr., Lloyd, to serve
with Mr.. James, Of Kentucky, as the
second of the two minority members Of
the BslllDger. Plnchot committee. Mr.
G aSam was placed 10 nomination By
Mr.. Clayton, OF Alabama, and bis cleo
ton was made unanimous.
Speaker Cannon hsd already paved
the way for this action BY ruling just
before the House adj urned, yesterday,
hat q member Of that body c, uld not be
forced TO serve on committee against
bis will. This sustained the resignation
Of Mr.. Lloyd, who had protested that
his duties as chairmsna Of the demo.
orstIc congressional committee would
make It Impossible for him to serve on
he investigating committee. The speak
or ruled that no action Of the Heule was
necessary 10 such case; that the resIg-
nation was effective With VI its sccep.
lance.
Mr.. Clark will present Mr.. GrAham's
name to the HUE Monday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-22
Effects Of the Neat Boycott.

New York, jan. 90 Although no
general boycott on meat bss been instI-
tuted Ia New York by su organized
body, retail meat dealers 10 every section
OF The city are loud 10 their walls today
over the very noticeable decrease 10 theii
sales. These retail dealers boast, how.
ever, that wha! they lose by the falling
eff 10 sales, they more than make up by
The increased price Of what they do sell.
Boston, Jan. 22.-B1ston's protest
sgaIus! high meat prices today is spread
log rapidly among the unions, following
The determination of the ,0O0 members
OF 8 aiionery Engineers Uoion No. 16.
the lsTges. In The country, to abstsin
rom meats for sixty days,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-22
eOuTHERN RELIEF BALL.

The ballroom a. the New Willard,
Washington, was Dixielsnd last night,
when north, south, esst aud west joined
hands there at the annual ball given un-
der the auspices Of The Southern Relief
Society. sou;hsrl snilax festooned the
walls, and miniature Georgia pines With
the more tropical palms dotted the back
ground OF the f1oF space. Two soulhern
states wore represented 10 The receiving
line, n1d the liquid southern voice WAS
beard 10 the Intervals of the dance,
which moved freqaerllY to southern
MELODIES.
The PRECEDENT Of the United States
vas among the spectators Of the scene
for nearly an hour and for few mo-
ments among the participants, coming
down from his box TO dance with the
daughter of a southern veteran, Mrs.
Pierce Horn, one of the most graceful
dancers on the floor. The large bal.
room was lined With boxes, whence iD.
terestipg groups OF men and women
looked out upon the gay scene, Of which
they themselves formed an attractive
part. Mr.. William F. DsnDis, presi-
dent OF the Southern Relief Society, re.
ceIved the guests, assisted by Mrs. Mat.
thew r. Scott, president general OF the
National Society Of The Daughters OF tho
American Revelation, aud Mrs. DICK
insop, wife Of the secletoIy OF var.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-22
DIED.

At thu residence Of his daughter, Mrs
jamie Calvert. in Washington. on January
81, 1910, CORNELIUS c. WELLS, formerly
OF Alexandiia, aged 90 years,
Hour by hour ne saw you fail,
And slowly sink away.
Yet in orr hesrts we often prayei
That you might longer stay.
Dear brother, how can We give you up?
You whom We loved 50 well.
Can we drink that bitter cup
And say The word, farewell?
O, brother, thy gentle voiced is hushe1;
Thy warm, true heart is still,
And in thy pale End peaceful face
Is resting deaths cold chill.
Thy hands are clssped upon thy breast,
And We have kissei thy brow,
And in our aching hearts We know
We have no brother now.
By his brother and sister.in-law.
JOIN M.sWRLL and ANNIE WELLS.
Funeral from the residence Of his son, C.
c. Wells, 1911 Duke street, on Monday after
noon at 3 o'clock.
On Friday. at Z. 8. NJ. MIRA. ELlZ ABETH
SKIDMORE, widow of l.. F.. Skidmore, in
.be sd year Of her age. The funeral Will
take place from the residence OF G. j. W.
Summers, 90l Duke street. on Sunday after.
noon at 1.3) o'c lock. Friends and aoqusint-
snces Ct the family are rsfpecfplly invited
10 sttend,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-22
Virginia News.

Mrs. Mary ]. Gla,zs 20 years old,
widow OF Gsorge w. q sizs, one Of
Frederick couu;ys foremost farmers,
died In Winchester lsst nigh.
p. L. S.rsttoD, 81 yesrs old, resi.
deDt OF LJnehburg before The civil war,
died at his home 10 Appoms,tox yester.
d'y. Six obildren survive him.
Anpoanceo ent Is made of the mSr-
rlsge ia Washington OF Mr.. Jostph E.
Hartman, Of Rockingham, and Mics
Lula Sanger, daughter Of Rev. S. A.
Sanger, OF Fairisx.
Samuel Sslyer, perhaps the Oldest req
ident OF Virginia, was found dead In bed
at bis homs, near Dooley, few days
ago. Mr.. Sslyet's age Is not definitely
klowhs though be was believed to be
ll5 years old.
Melting suow and hard rain caused
8 h)od Ia Winchester today, and ex.
element was al fever heat for ssvefal
hours. A volume OF water that stretched
from curb 10 curb left the banks OF the
town run and rushed down Water street.
Oellars in the resident aud BUSINESS Sec
tons we're flooded.
There Is talk ia legislature circles in
Richmond Of appointing peniteutisrF
superintendent for road work, as road.
building by convicts has ASSUMED large
proportions durlog the past year, and By
the creation Of such an officer the super.
inlendent OF the peni;entisry would be
relieved OF many srduous duties.
Cards ere cut announcing the mar
rage of Miss Bessie Dear W7nkoop,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. I. Wyu-
koop, OF WOodgrove, Loudoun county,
to M. Harvey J. Zimmerman, OF Wash
iugtoD, formerly of Plltsburg. The ceI-
emory was performed by Rev. |. 3.
Lake, pastor of the Baptist Church, Up
pervile.
The home Of John Marshall, fret
chief Justice OF the United States, which
had teen condemned ss uussfe by the
building inspector aud ordered raztd,
has beer taYed to The city of Richmond
through lhs united action OF the lo:al
and national bar association and the
msyor. Work of repairing 1t will be
commenced within the next few days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-22
Number OF Killed Still Ia Doubt.

Suit Ste Marie, Ooi., jap. 22.-II
Is impossible OF this time to give an &C.
curste number OF the dead 10 yesterday 8
wreck Of tain No. 7, ON the $40 branch of
the Canadian Psc' &c, bCuad from Mont.
real to this city and Minneapolis.
Until divers have searched the Span.
ish river, into which q diner aud one
day cosoh plugged, and a search has
been made lhrC u h the partially burned
Srecksgs Of the bsggsgp, mail, and ex.
press cars, one second class passenger
coscb snd sleeper, 1t will be impossi'
bic TO tell how many were killed The
rsiIssy oficisls still stand By their
estimate OF % dead.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-22
Charges Against Psymastsr Aud.

Boston, Jan. 22.-Ohsrges Of the
gravest nature, Including dlsrsspect to
hyperion officers, insult, assi ult, snd
conduct. unbecomiog an officer are
now Ia the hands Of the Judge
Advcca general Of the navy against
Psymsster George PerciVal Audi OF the
Wabash Receiving ship at the svy yard
Admiral Swift, bis daughter ADD Dr. q.
E. Ames, medical Inspector Of the
United S.stss Navy are involved In the
case.
Washington, Jan. 22.-The social
scandal growing cut Of charges against
Psymsster George Percivsl Aud by DR..
E. g. Oowles, q cousin Of Admiral
OoWles OF the navy, was today au sment-
ed when 1t became known that the Navy
Department putpossd to take cognIEsnce
of the facts, aud hss ordered q court
martial OF Aud.
TIE psymsster has been ordered to
temporary 6u'y" a. the OharlestoWn
navy yard, and the court martial will
probably threat ont the charges against
him mex. week.
At the navy Department II was denied
that there was any attempt to suppress
the charges, ss int!mated by Mis.sE. S.
OoHles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-22
The Floods Ia france.

Paris, Jan. 22.--Thirty.one destha
have already been recorded In the
flooded sections OF France. This num-
Der is probably for below the total, So
there Is but meager communication with
several of the cities that have suffered
the greatest damage.
Tue rains have ceased but the Rhone,
seine, Gard, Ardeche and Other rivers
continues to rise aud spread havoc
throughout eastern and southern France.
Intense cold hiss followed the rsinH
and there Ia much suff ring among the
hundreds Of refugees who have been de-
prived of clothing aud shelter BY the de-
s!ruction of their homes.