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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-07-13
MURDER and suicide
AL0FT IN A BALLOON
Presumably the Han Shot
Himself After Killing Girl
Who Rejected Him.

London. JUL y "A remarkable
story of a murder IN a balloon is sent
to London by the Vienna corresponds
crt Of tho Daily Mail
a number Of policemen while walk
IN GGcross Il field near Dorchoi in
Ruumania. saw an abandoned balloon
with its guide rope trailing along tile
ground.
When the balloon was hauled down
the headless body OF q young mas and
girl was fcund i'm The car Rott
bodies showed evidences OF desperate
strU 5gle.
Ine girl had been stabbed TO death
Hex companion had been shot. The
gas bag had been split With a l;nife
Investigation revealed that the gir.
was the daughter Of Il distinguished
army officer Of Bucharest, who was tC
have been married on the day he
balloon was found.
The man in the car was the son Of
a wealthy land owner named Jonosen
who had fallen in love with her.
Tie Roumania police say that the
young man, finding his advances re.
jected by the girl. who was pledged &c
another, induced her to 60 with min
on n balloon trip, and then murdere
her and killed himself
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-07-13
LEAGUE FORMED
BY NON-SMOKERS
Men of National Prominence
Among Those Who Seek to
Check Use Of the Weed.

New York. July 10.--A national cru
rade against tobacco smokers. launched
under distinguished and learned auspi-
ees, came before f~lreme Justice
Giegerich for incorporation, but the
ground that the incorporators failed to
state that they had made no previous
application.
The association is to be called the
Non-Smokers' Protective League of
America.
The list OF incorporators included
Chancellor James Fl. Day, Of Syracuse;
President David Starr Jordan. of Lee
land Stanford: Harvey w. Wiley, of
Washington, ID. c.; Prof. Burt q. Will
der. of Cornell; Jenkin Lloyd Jones,
pastor OF All Souls church. Chicago !;
Prof. Thomas b. Stowell. OF the Uni
Versity of Southern California: Prof.
Winfield $. Hall, OF Northwestern uni
Vcrsity, and Charles G.. Pease, dentist,
whose right to rank with the other in
corporators has been defined in fire.
quent encounters with smokers in the
subway.
The stated purpose of the organiza-
ton is to insist upon the enforcement
If all public laws ordinances. rules and
regulations against smoking In public
and semi-public places. and TO co.
operate with the board of health. police
ana other peace officers in the enforce
mont of these laws.
The organization also wants the
9p-opcration Of all persons in control
Of buildings. halls, restaurants, hotels
lheatcrs. street cars, railway stations
and cars, sleeping cars, dining cars anG
all other place provided for the use OF
the general public.
The league wants ito prohibit tobacco
smok ing therein or so limit and restrict
It that only those who may indulge In
that habit will be required to inhale the
.ohacco fumes"
It intends to create wholesome
public opinion and protect the rights OF
he public to the fullest extent as guar
pnteed under the laws of the land"
The organization will conduct lecture
bureaus, publish books and magazines
and establish auXiliarie3 III all parts OF
the country.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-07-13
ETHEL BARRYMORE
MAY seek DIVORCE
Actress, Who in Private Life
Is Mrs. Colt, Reported
Ready to Sue.

New York, July 10--"All new. to me-"
la4u pu'iseil GrlGwold Cot today when
ne was told that a report had it that
his wife. Ethel Barrymore colt, tho
actress, is planning to sue him for di-
Vorce under the laws of this state. Mrs.
Colt is now in Los Angeles. and dis
patches from there carried tho report.
Il don't know anything about this"
continued Mr.. Colt eXcitedly. II don't
Know anything about 1t. She has not
notified me Of anything like this"
You have not heard then, that a
messenger is on his way here with the
papcra2'
why should they come lhat way?"
replied Mr.. Colt. II don't know. All
the stuff about our having a row in
New Orleans is ell ret. AS for my not
going on Mrs. Colts western tour. I
have my business to look after That's
absolutely all l have to say"
Jack Barrymore. when seen at his
summer place in Rockville Center, l..
=. made precisely the same comment
as his brotherinlaw.
'All news to me- was his first ejac-
"lation. Personally, | don't believe
It." he added. II have not seen Ethel
'or three months, but it certainly is not
rue that / and my brother Lionel
urged her to take this step. | intro
iuced Colt to her and have the high,
tst regard for him"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-07-13
Ne1Us Breujties

DUBLIt---The citizens OF Dubllr
continue to give evidence Of their af
lection for and loyalty to King George
The kings movements are watched
everywhere by enthusiastic crowds
sunday morning their majestics at
tended service in st. Patricl<s cathe.
dral. In the afternoon the royal party
motored TO Maynooth college, Is mile
from Dublin. Their majecties inspect
ed the college with the greatest inter
est. Afterwards rhcy visited the roya
hospital and other institutions.
INDIANAPOIIS, IND-Frank j
Vlnson. former director of the Column
bia club, which entertained President
Taft last Tuesday and auditor of the
Brown Ketcham IRON Works, of this
city. last night surrendered to the po-
lice after 4 warrant charging him spe-
officially with the embc2zlement OF
$4,000 from the iron company had been
issued. 1t IS said the total shortage
viii reach $4,000. Ninson left a wife
seriously i'll and said to be dying from
heart disease to give himself up. He
later was released on $4,000 bond
OAXACA, MEX.--.-Eightoen were
killed and moro than Is wounded IN Il
political riot at Octlan Saturday night
Partisans OF Benito Jaurez, one Of the
two candidates for governor inaugu-
rated the riot by leading an attack on
the mercantile establishments Of Diaz
Brothers, relatives of Gen. Felix Diaz
the opposition candidate for governor
Armed resistance on the part of occu-
pants OF the store Increased the fury of
the mob. which ran dmuck through the
principal streets. breaking windows OF
private residences and business houses
MARION, OHIC--As Miss Flora Spi-
Ger, aged 20, and her gust, Miss Mary
Rogers. aged %, of West Mansfield,
were returning home from church Sun
day they were GcCosted on the street By
a man who struck both the girls over
the head and picking up Miss Spicer,
who was unconscious, carried her
away. Miss Rogers quickly summoned
several men, who searched the railroad
yards a block distant, where they found
Miss Spicer with her face bruised ard
, clothing torn crawling along the tracks
and unable to speak Ler assailant
escaped.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-07-13
BROTHER OF TAFT
INVOLVED IN ALASKA

Washington, July 10.--A resolution
requesting President Taft to furnish
the House with information as to what,
If any representations were made to
him by Richard $. Ryan, Of New York
secret agent Of the Guggenheim syn
dicate," Richard A. Ballinger, then Sec
rotary Of the interior. or Charles p.
Taft, the presidents brother. regarding
control OF lands surrounding Controller
bay, Alaska, was introduced today by
Representative Cox. of Indiana, a dem
ocrat.
The House committee on expendi-
lures in the interior department at q
special meeting today decided TO con-
duct an investigation into the Control
Ter bay matter. The inquiry will begin
Monday. A subpoena was issued to
Commissioner bennett, OF the general
land office.
The Cox resolution requests Pres-
dent Taft to submit all papers and in
formation I'm his possession relating to
his executive order on July 90, 1910,
restoring to public domain the lands
surrounding Controller bay. 1t sets
forth published charges intimating that
Ryan, through Secretary BalliRger and
Charles =. Taft. induced the president
Of the United States to sign the order
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-07-13
DROM0 SELTzER KING
MARRlES A DIv0RCEE
captain Emerson and Mrs
Mccormick Are Now Hus-
band and Wife.

New York, July 10.-Capt. Isaac r.
Emerson, millionaire manufacturer of
promo seltZcr has married Mrs. Anna
Preston Mccormick, of Iryington- on
hc Hudson, = widow. He tclegraphed
The news TO New York friends, to whom
he had denied a week ago that he had
any intention of marrying anybody.
Emerson and his wife both are di-
yorccd and she has two children. Ethel
and Frederick. Reports that they were
o be married have been current ever
since Emerson's first wife divorced
uim in May.
The two went aboard Captain Emer-
sons yacht Tuesday morning, with Mrs.
McNormick's children, and set off down
he river. Where they obtained the
license and We're married is not told in
tho, captains message TO his friends
aCrc.
Something IS toil, however, OF the
bridal plans. The two will cruise about
'or a time in the yacht, and on July
30 viii sail on the Alncrika for France,
Mrs. Mccormack recently left her
lor,e in charge OF her sister, and said
NE was gonG to Europe for an in
leiuite stay, but she did rot tell that
tha contemplated marriage With Cay,
AIN Emerson.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-07-13
Three LOSE LIVES IN
COLLISION ON LAKES
Vessels Ram Together and the
Passengers Have Thrill
ing Escape.

Sault Ste. Marie. Mich, Ju!y1i. Three
lives were lost early today wnen the
steamer John Mitchell, or Chicago. was
sunk in collision with the steamer W.
H. Mack, off Nermillion Point, Lake
Superior.
The steamer Johr Mitchell was 420
feet long, 5S feet beam and Is feet deep.
She WAS a steel vessel with gross
tonnage OF (, iS6 and was built III 1906
The William II. Mack is 354 feet long
ard belongs TO the Jenkins Steamship
company, OF Cleveland.
Thrty-one people, Including six
women and . little boy, experienced a
Thrilling midnight rescue. The dead:
ARCHIE CAUSELY, OF Detroit. sec
oud mate OF the Mitchell.
Al CLEMENS, steward Rochester
Ind.
GEORGE AUSTIN, watchman, O.
Cleveland Ohio
Several Of the Grew ard passengers
of The Mitchell were taken aboard the
Mack more or less severely injured.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-07-13
'BRADSTREET and dun
REPORT ON BUSINESS
Many Causes Combine to Make
the Week a Quiet One
in Trade.

New York, July l0.-Bradstreet's
Saturday said:
Excessively hot weather. half year
~ shutdowns for repairs and inven-
tories. vacations and holidays, have
combined TO make last week a quiet
period in TRACE ana industry. While
inc hot spell, now apparently modera-
ting, has been helpful to trade in light
summer fabrics ana wearing apparel
at retail, that branch of demand has
hardly equalcd expectations. while un-
ceflalntle& as to crops have tended TO
restrict or depress operation for the
future. In the southwest some cancel
latlons OF orders are reported as a re-
SUIT or the crop uncertainty, but ad-
wees as TO the severity of this move
ment differ at different markets.
industry, generally, is quite over the
turn or the year period. Caution and
conservatism, with fair degree of
optimism in the face of depressing
weather conditions. are in evidence in
leading lines.
Business failures in the United
states for the week ending July 6
were $50, against 227 last week. 1S2 in
the like week of 1910. 1872 in 1909. 2tG
in 1908 and 1875 in 1907.
business failures in Canada for the
week number tS, which compares witt
ii last week and 1G in the correspond
ing week Of 1910.
Wheat including flour. exports from
the United States and Canada for the
week ending July aggregate 1871
215 bushels, against 2.078.i05 bushels
last week and 1,5G3,775 this week last
year.
Corn exports for the week are 90.
20 bushels, AGAINST 713S4S bushels
last week and l9o,O77 last year.
Dun's Weekly Review of Trade to.
day says.
Actual business is reduced by the
extreme heat extending over n wide
section of the country. Otherwise de-
yelopments arc favorable Inquiries
Tor pig iron continue in excess of act
ual trading: but there is buying in all
sections. The Improvement in the
steel trade in June is indicated by the
monthly statement Of the Iron Age
which shows a daily output OF tie
steel plants in June of 42,79l tons,
against 1920 tons in May. There was
some decline however in the OUTPUT
or merchant furnaces. There is more
animation in footwear, due 20 the ar
rival or many buyers in the New Eng
land market, but purchases are CON
lined to current requirements. The
leather market holds firm. but the
recent holiday served to check demand
ma shoe manufacturers are now en-.
Taged in inventory taking. Supplies
uf sole leather are limited
The hide market continues wei,
maintained, with further advance OF
&c for packer native steers. Buying
however has been on more conser.
Vativc basis. Native cows continu,
scarce and branded varieties are firm
m price. The foreign markets are also
strong ana at the recent Paris auc-
tons advances were secured for al
varieties.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-07-13
'CASTR0'S HENCHMAN
READY TO help HIM
General Davila Prepares to
Aid His Old Chief in &n
Uprising.

Wiuomstead. July I1.--W:roless dis-
patch from Buen Ayrc island am
hounces that Gen. Jose Antonio Da-
fVila landed on the island secretly Sat
furday night. having come from Vene-
Izuela.
Davfla is one OF the 63 men, who
4 !ed by Cen. Cipriano Castro. Gears age
\ invaded the state of Tachira, NCne-
NV 'om Colombian territory. He is
1Cd W. close friend.
\ i'a'et advices prove untrue Satur-
US report that the president of the
te Of Zulia, Venezuela, had been
Cd by bomb explosion.
cUrding to the best information
~ unable, Castro, the dcpoged presI
I deht Of Venezuela, is now on the west
(ern frontier Of Venezuela at yhe head
OIL 1000 or more men engaged in en-
listing an army.
Buen Ayre. or Bonaire is a Dutch
west Indian island about 81 miles
north Of the north coast OF Venezuela
ana so miles east of Curacao
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-07-13
YALE COACH WILLING
TO GIVE UP HIS PLACE

New Haven. Conn, July 10--The Yale
Alumni weekly announces that John
Kennedy the rowing coach, has ex-
pressed his Willingness to retire from
his position if ii is the desire of the
university rowing authorities to re-
place him with q coach who can re-
store the lost prestige in this branch Of
sport.
1t is further stated that the senti-
ment OF old oarsmen that in recent
years there has been departure from
the original yale stroke" as developed
by Bob Cook, and that until that stroke
Is restored there is little likelihood OF
Yale being able to hold its own with
Harvard
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-07-13
Washington
DEFEAT
FIRST EFFORT TO
AMEND the PACT
Jummins' Free Meat Provision
Voted Down by Heavy Ma
jority on Test Roll Call.

Washington, July 10--The Senate to-
day defeated by vote OF IA TO 80 the
Cummins amendment to- the Canadian
reciprocity bill to add meats TO tLa
free list.
After some difficulty in securing q
quorum the Senate resumed considera-
ton Of the Canadian reciprocity bill to-
day, and over the protest OF Senator
Cummins began voting on his proposed
amendments. The amendment putting
meats on the free list was defeated II
to 80. Senator Bailey immediately
moved an adjournment.
1T is apparent that we are doing
business here with a bare quorum" he
said, land / think we ought to let
these votes so over"
The Senate voted down the motion to
adjourn, 10 to 2S.
Says Packers Benefit.
Senator Cummins again referred Ia
what he considered the unfairness OF
forcing a vote on his amendments be.
fore other senator's had n chance te
speak on them. He declared that leav.
ing n duty on Canadian meat would
benefit only the big packers Of the
United States.
Senator Burton. of Ohio. In voting
against Senator Cummins amendment
said he did so because he thought II
would upset the Canadian agreement
He said he favored free ment, but not
as an item on the reciprocity bill
The vote by which the Cummins free
meat amendment was defeated
showed Senators Bailey Simmons and
Thornton, democrats. voting with the
following republicans in favor Of the
amendment: Borah, Bourne Bristow,
| Clapp, Clark Of Wyoming, Cummins
| Dixon, Gronna, Kenyon. Nelson and
| Sutherland.
Senator Cummins next asked for
| separate vote on his amendment to adj
NIT flour and other manufactured GER
cal products free of duty from Canada.
He said the amendment was to balance
the provision of the reciprocity bill that
puts grains on the free list.
Burton in Opposition.
Senator Bailey urged the adoption OF
! the amendment. Senator Dixon in
| sisted it would not invalidate the Can
adian agreement. Senator Burton, of
Ohio, contested the point. He declared
| the reciprocity bill was an "interna-
| tional agreement, standing by ITSELF"
Senator Burton added that he did not
believe the farmers as a whole would
| suffer from the removal Of the duty on
wheat.
why not put flour on the free list
! them" asked Senator Cummins
| II am willing flour should be put or
| the free list, if ii can be done without
| endangering this reciprocity agree
| ment," returned Senator Burton. But,
| II you want free flour, why don't you
| take it up courageously as an indie
pendent proposition. instead OF trying
to tack it on this bill as = rider?"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-07-13
BRITISH ROYALTY is
VISITING IN Ireland
King George and Ills Queen
Reminded of Wish for
Home Rule.

Dublin, Ireland, July licking George
md Queen Mary received Il quiet nui
cordial welcome to Ireland today. The
altitude Of the people is well expressed
" a banner stretched outside the city
ouncil hall 1t Pembroke, II suburb
f the capital. which refused TO present
n official address 10 the KING, reading.
Welcome. We want hCmc rule"
The lord mayor OF Dub!in. wnoss
hrCat that he would present an address
q his majesty despite the contrary de-
ision Of the corporation. il was feared,
rould lead To trouble. remained al
tCrle
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-07-13
HOUSE COMMITTEE
is SEARCHING FOR GRAF,

Washington. July 10.--Jn execrtive
iesslon today, the House comm'r,ee on
expenditures in the state department
expected to examine, 1t is said, certain
state department vouchers for sums
bald out OF the departments emergency
und. The committee desired to learn
whether or not these vouchers would
ELL tales Of double salaries" money
OF work on special commissions paid
o persons who also were drawing reg
slar salaries from the departments
payroll.
Representative Hamlin, OF Missouri,
chairman of the committee. has deter
mined at least that he will If possible,
Inc out whether as he said, "the de-
,artment Is not paying from the
emergency fund extra compensation
% some Of its employees by placing
hem on special commissions"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-07-13
NORTHWEST NEWS FROM
TIE NATIONAL CAPITAL

Washington. July li--Rcprescntative
HaugCn departed today for Iowa and
VIII be there about Il week.
Representative aud Mrs. Hubbard
entertained members Of the Iowa DELI.
CATION at a dinner laSt evening.
George T.. Jones' OF Sioux Falls. clers
to Senator Gamble. mas been admitted
20 the bar of the District OF Columbia
T. i. Emerson. oc Sioux Fails, {,
prominent Elk, Is IN washington cI
roulc 10 Atlantic City.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-07-13
Ill FATED SANTA ROSA'S
PASSENGERS ALL RESCUED

San Francisco, Cal, July 1l.-Eyery
passenger on the steamer Santa Rosa,
wrecked near Point Arguello. has beer
accounted for. according 10 a statement
gwen out today by g. d. Dunann, genera
passenger agent of the Pacific Coas,
steamship company. c. ". Stark Mrs
7. l. Payne and Mrs. y. Payne, the miss.
ing reported yesterday, have been found
Ihis report Of the passenger department,
confines the fatalities TO ono officer ane
three seamen
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-07-13
TRAIN is DERAIlED.

ST. Louis, Mo, july 1l.-rrair No
o. Of the Illinois TratI"n system
when kft here last nisht at 11:4l
o'clock for Springfield. H.. was partly
daraiCd at Hamcl. H.. eaI~y today.
The motOriIau. according TO reports
received here. was the only person in
jurcd. He WAS bruised. Sprcadin!
rails caused the deraiIment.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-07-13
CASTRO IN the FIELD
WITH A SMALL ARMY
Venezuela Stirred Up and One
Official Already Reported
Killed.

WilleTstad, Curacao, July 1o.--Ths
Fanezuclan government has positive
pews that Cipriano Castro, the e,iiled
president of Venezuela, effected q land
Ing on the western part of Venezuela
md today has a following OF 1000 men.
Rumors reached here THIS afternoon
hat Gumersindo Mendez. governor OF
ne state Sulia, Venezuela, Md been
siilad by n mob.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-07-13
RUNS EoR CONGRESS.

Lawrence. Kan, July li.-S;a:a Sen.
ator j. l.. Brady, editor of the Law
renee Journal World, today announced
his candidacy Tor tho republican non-
!Eation for congressman from tile see
und Kansas district 10 fiji the vacancy
caused by the death of Alexander c.
Mitchell
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-07-13
ENDEAVOR MEETING,

Atlantic City, n. j., July 10.-Chris-
ian Endeavorers turned out carly to-
lay for the sunrise services on one OF
The piers. Addresses were delivered at
II churches, subjects covering mission
pry Temperance Sunday school and
prison work. There was also a confer
cnce on the boy problems" at which
Judge Lindsey. of Denver, spoke and
conference on personal purity, led by
Mrs. Woodallen Chapman. Of New
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-07-13
COLLINS TO PLAY SOON,

Cleveland, Ohio, July 10-Connie
Mack, manager of the PHILADELPHIA
Americans, announced yesterday that
Eddie Collins, second baseman, who
has been on the hospital list, has fully
recovered and will be back In the
game when Philadelphia begins the
Detroit series next TUESDAY.
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LOS ANGELES. Gala p-elimin-
Try victory was won ycgterdny by tnd
prosecution in tho case OF Conn =. Nc
Namara, secretary treasurer Of the IN
Sensational Association Of D.idge and
Structural Iron Workers, accused o!
connection with the Los Angeles Times
iynamitinS. Judge Waite Ecrdwo,l
sustained Tho objection 10 tao plea e..
10 jurisdiction introduced IN hehutC
he alleged dyEnM,.tc sonspiru;n.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-07-13
FATAL EXPLOSION.

Soulina, Roumania. July l0--As an at
tempt was being made to refioat the
stranded river steamer Queen Borough
today, the boiler exploded. killing IL
persons and wounding four others.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-07-13
NEW yoRK-Mry. Tyeier 7. Jenkil

n INV EDiNh---sI - tttIF7I- = J6TIhIIo y
who says she WIS given ga'ca valued
1t S350,000 by q T'esterE l.i!licue;ra,
.old the fedora! grass ju-y yG.t.rGay
what she knowe O; the rl'cEsd a.ulig-
cling OF jewelry. I'VE hr:S' :" iovc>.:-
eating reports th7t D:c-,c'.s stones.
Worth millions, haas poured through
Ncw York "irhou, .ay?lert o" Srty,
nd Mrs. JeNtinH Is IA central figure
n the inquiry.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-07-13
LuMBE DIES

Chicago, July Hilary G. Ellis. q
years old, treasurer OF the Lore s.
Bushnell company. end well known irt
the lumber business. di.h at heart
disease today.
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Canary winrs rave hs~n Known for
,outurics. auG nh.n making has been
I i'm: rtaHt l""n>i!| although lately
;.'i''-
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QUAKE IN HUNGARY,

Budapest, Hungary, July 1O.-Two
earthquake shocks were felt early this
morning in the town OF Keoskemet, &c
mile sdistant from this city. a panic
followed. the inhabitants rushing out
INTO the streets and assembling IN tho
s.ulres hundreds OF climneys wrre
overturned and the town hall ana 9TH
~ Iaiidings more or less damaged.