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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06
Hewlett Team to Practice-

The Hewlett team OF tho Trolley league
street grounds at $50 this morning The foi
Ing players requested TO bc on hand.
brose. Heunsfer GempelcrB. Travis GRAY,
kline. Vanquill. Nordquist, Alnip Bowen, WI
CaStTeton, l.. George, PuKmlre, Clifford. r. h
TN. Ayiward and Beaumont.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06
HIGHL LANDERS LOSE FIRST
GAME TO BROOKLYN NINE
Ebbett's Field Dedicated Before Immense Throng;
Chance Central Figure; Phi1lies and Athletics
Battle 18 Innings to Draw; Other Scores

the game was too far gone for the COL
legians to do much. Home runs by Bre-
ton and Wood brought in the university
tallies
Score. r II. Z.
6Usu0n Tninoia, s.'''.'.-' .''.s'.s--.'..-ld 10
Lafferty, Wood and McRobie and Nunn-
maker,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06
Climbers Take Series.
By TA]

WASHINGTON, April 5.-Wasfinf|
took the second and last game from
Boston Nationals In their exhibition
ries here today. s TO 7. Tha game n
slow and uninteresting.
Score: R h
Washington ...........S ~.
Boston .........-.-..-. O.
Batteries-Cashion, Gosseil and q
smith, Williams: Perdue and Duvo
and Rariden.
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Hold Sox Close.

Hold Sox Close.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo, April 5.-The q
cago American baseball club defeated
st. Joseph Western league team here
day, to 0. Score: R. H.
SHlCdSO n.
ST. Joseph 80. .,.......,....,...0 IS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06

~ ROOKLYN, n. Y, April Be
- fore one of the greatest crowds
in the baseball history of Brook
49, 1,, Ehhntfs 6eld WAS dedicated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-26

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without having 10 enter the stomach at
all. And Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are
the result OF this scientific discovery
They digest and digest thoroughly and
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The burning question to you is Are
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not, why not?
No matter whether every organ and
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sullen individual. whose actions will re-
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so. n your stomach refuses TO work
Or can't work. and you suffer from eruc-
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with a beaming eye and you will have
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Get a so cent box Of Stuart's Dyspep-
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-26
I9 DEAD At
DELAWARE
olentangh River overHows its Banks
Drowning Residents Like
Rats IN a Trap.

DELAWARE. Ohio. March %
Win ninctccu persons reported dead
swept away in The flooded Oieuianrh
River many others missing and un.
accounted Tor and between 3u0 and coo
families homeless. fhia town OF about
oo0n inhabitants tonight. with the
exception ~ crippled telegraph ser.
vico. ig cuf IN from surrounding tor.
rifory Tho flooded condition of the
town makes rescue and relief work
difficult
Mayor 70 v. Leas. who was reported
drowned and who saved himself by
catching hold ~ tho roof 81 % shed
ln % lumbar yard. estimates tho mum
bcr NJ dead anywhere between % aud
Co.
Scores ~ persons are maroonod ln
trees. ON housetops and other points
above The water limo o. their would he
rescuera are shouting words of rn
c0usgcmcnt " Them while making
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DAYTON. ohio. March c5-Day'on.
except for is remote suburbs. tonight
was covered with u s-ething flood Of
water from eight TO twenty feet
Any attempt 10 estimate the loss II
life Dr. hopeless
10 is cure 60 run into the hundreds and
very likely into the tuousands Tie
lars
The flooded district comprises prac-
ucdi circle with a radius ~ "a mile and
h'lt. and no place Sc the water less
thau Tx feet deep In Main street.
Do tHo dpwustuWn section. the water ia
tVerty feet deep.
Tie horror u the h0odeI district Is
heifl tened hy moro frln 70 dozen fires
which can be seen iu the flooded district.
bHf Ouf ~ r"HDn ~ fire fighters
MOST - TIE business houses ami rf4r-
U.s. hll nf the residences have or.urrufa
!'.HrfHWr the offices are filled y,ffH
men. fathers unable 20 ret home. and
~" upper floors and nn some - tls roof a
Or inc ret.dcuces aro helpless women
and children. Hundreds N tru..a.
suhrtnrtlal buildings i1 tie residence
district many ~ them with n.frI.sa
.gunhrfr. have been washed ru4v
The number ~ drowned cannot he
estimated until me flood runsiIea
Tho ST E1IzHhofh'a NuarffnI VITA COO
pnfcutf was reported o. have been
y 81 away Tho hulliinEr we're tuown
fD Do 900 many foot ~ water rrf Ir.Ifrl-
ignF are ttat fhc report may prove true
ITO electric HIGHT plants wore put o4r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-26
Retired Georgia Planters
Advice TO Kidney Sufferers

Regarding the wonderful curative
m'rits o. Jour Swamp-Root. ! cannot
say too much. After suffering severe
y Tor three years or more with Sc
Nero pains caused by weak Kidneys.
vas nualiy induced Co Try swamp
Root through "a testimonial ! read in
one ~ The newspapers. WAS boz such
condition that I was obliged %
arise from my bed six or eiEht times
every n.rht purchased a hfty-cent
bottle and before 30 WAS used I felt 50
much relief that ] purchased one
dollar bottle and by the time this was
taken the old pains bed left my back
ana ! could sleep the whole uight
through. am a. retired planter. 90
years ~ age. and owing to DR. XII
mcrs swamp Root. B am in the best
OF health and feel like % b1i am
always glad Co recommend swamp
Root to those who are boo need nf 10
Sincerely yours.
6 p USSEgY.
T}owersville. Ca
Personally appeared before mo. fhi4
Nth of september. 1909. e. q Tssery.
who subscribed the above statement
and made oath that the same Boz true
iu substance and in TACT
T. o. McLANE.
Notary Public
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futile efforts at rescue owing to the
swift current Swiftly floating debris
adds 10 the hazardous task of rescue
by boats.
A wall Of water seven feet high is
rushing through the main section OF
the city and the five bridges connect
ing the east and main section of the
city have been washed away. accurate
estimate as to the number of dead and
damage done is impossible.
East Delaware reports the following
drowned:
X. NJ. MELCHING.
MRS. MELCHING and seven MeIchinq
children.
MRS. SIlAS SMITH.
Three Smith children.
MRS. SAM JONES.
MISS ETHEL JONES.
Three unknown women.
Unknown man.
Msrooned In Trees.
As darkness gathered this evening,
weeping women and children lined
the east banks of the river waving
handkerchiefs to their loved ones ma
rooned in houses and trees inthe cwirl-
ing river.
In one tree, where six people are
clinging 10 the branches. repeated ei-
forts TO throw them a rope failed.
-Four persons were thrown into the
river when the Big Four bridge gave
away. Three were rescued and Ralph
Reigs. a printer. who caught on a tree
after being carried two hundred yards
down stream IS still marooned there.
Just as the bridge was swept out
man, clinging 10 the roof OF a house
which was being swept down stream,
waved his shirt at the people on the
shore and then was lost 10 view as the
house crumpled when IL struck the
bridge
Rescue a Baby.
Several buildings OF Ohio Wesleyan
University are inundated.
one baby. not yet identified. WAS
rescued as Il fOated down stream.
Another baby was seen in mid-stream
but could not be recovered
Silas Smith. whose wife and chill
dren were drowned. grasped the roof
Of n house as u fioated down stream
and drlfted safely into a lumber yard
Iiy climbing into tree. Rev. Eugene
Rush. pastor Of Grace church. rescued
two babies and several adults. TAX
ing "A rope with him. the minister fast
cned himsel 10 the tree and threw
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OF business early In the day and the :otsi
earkness. coupled with a torrentiat
night
Taos q Yantns
possibility.
All OF the supply and grocery houses
are IN the submerged district ana at
inldnlsht II was said there was not
enough bread TO last the survivors an
John p; Patterson. president of the
SStionaI Cash Register ComYany, who
headed the relief work in the south end
OF the city. sent out an appeal for food
supplies and medicine
Io-nlght 1000 homeless were housed
In the cash register offices
flre which started from an expio-
SION IN the Meyers Ice Cream Company.
near wyoming street. spread and burn
60 the block on South Park. a block
from wyoming Another fire Is report
co 20 have burned a down town block.
The breaking Of the Tarleton reser-
volr. which supplies the drinking water.
Ieit the city without water. and pnysi-
clans declared there was great danger
OF typhoid In the use OF flood water.
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DEAD AND DYING
MAKES OHIO FLOOD
SCENE OF HORROR

COLUMBUS. o., March 25.-Leav-
ing death and destruction in it's wake,
what is said to be the biggest food
I'm the history OF the state swept
Ohio today. taking the toll Of the
lives Of probably more than 100 peO-
pie. entailing a loss that will prob
ably amount into the millions Of dol
lars. and literally cutting OF this city
and more than half dozen other
towns from the rest % the world.
This. the capital city OF the state.
practically Is isolated because OF the
destruction OF telegraph and tele-
phone wires and the washing out Of
bridges which makes impossible
operation Of railroad trains. Is pa
TALLY inundated. In darkness and
without gas. because 81 the stage II
swollen Scioto river. which has
caused a wall Of water To- separate
the east and west portions Of the
city. There were numerous fires and
thousands were rendered homeless.
Meantime tho rain. which began
Sunday night. continues. at times
moderate. and AZ other times In tor
rents The fact that the water al
ready had destroyed several bridges
and broken a lcvce gives cause for
break and further damage result
Around Dayton.
At Dayton probably the worst con-
dition In the state prevails EST
mates ~ the number ~ dead from
the food there range from % 10 ~.
and while the principal streets ~
that city arc inundated On from 10 ~
10 feet ~ water. the Mimai river.
given impetus by the breaking ~
the ioramio dam in shelby county.
continues on its mad rampage. fool
INK the business section OF the city
and sweeping dwellings before BE-
Because ~ the proportion ~ the
fond. % is impossible to enter Day.
ton. and efforts to relieve the suffer
lng are almost wholly confined 20
those ~ the handicapped populsce.
81 Delaware. o. miles north of Co
iumhua. from 10 to 'n are reported
drowned aa n result % tho flooded
Oicufanry river. which broke ont of
Sos hanks fhis morning THIS town
also De- ISOLATED With the exception 81
intermittent telegraph service One
part OF this town is cut On from tho
other because lho river channel runs
practically through ifa center. thus
haudicnurinE rescue work
AZ Nidd'ofoWu DO is reported that
probably r. we're drowned when n
bridge on which n number % people
were standing. watchinc the No1d was
swept away Several bodies were re-
covered from tho -trcam
Cleveland. Akron. Toledo. and
Springfield alao have cont ont reports
which show that probably "a total ~
iC lost their lives
OWNS to disabled wire service and
conditions in the cities affected hy
the food. 30 is impossible tonight TO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-26
STOMACH SICK?
Mi-ons VIII Prevent Further
Troubis.


Here. as IN other cities and towns.
stomach troubles are ensnarinR vic-
Tins In "a most insidious way
Nearly every one is ill-trcatinE the
stomach. perhaps unconsciously. but
the time comes when We cannot abuse
70 With impIrity. Nature warns us
Distress after eating. bolchinE o. gas.
That lump ~ lead feeling In the stom-
ach. headache and lack " energy are
warning signals Now--at once-is
the time 90 stop the distress.
Mona Stomach Tablets rs the rem
edy Get a box today This action Is
Immediate Resides stopping the dis
trcss Mona soothcs the irritated
walls Of the stomach and siren gthons
tho gastr'c fouicles so that they pour
out their daily supply NJ digestive ma
terials causing prompt digestion 81
the food that is eaten
Mi-ona is not an experiment. 10 is
not n cureaU u fs scientific rem
ody recommended Tor but ono thing
stomach Tie
It's use stops stomach distress and
improves the digestive system 30 that
what YOU eat ts converted into nutri-
ton and The entire system is properly
nourishcd
So certain arc tho results % Mona
that o. bel always so'i ON the money
back ls not benefited plan. Druggists
every here. SOC a LARGE box.-AdV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-26
Cause OF Flood.

RICHMOND. March 25.-Telenhone
Communication with Dayton was ,stab-
I!satd Tor Few minutes tonight frlr-
Nldnre said the catastrophe was caused
~ the breaking Of the I.eWistown reser-
V"ir dam, north OF Dayton. He said
water stood 20 10 10 feet In the streets.
y telephone operator in the DAYTON
oiltce WHO established communication
win Richmond for few minutes said
bodies were floating past the window
OF the oifice. The operator begged the
To- Governor COX. or Ohio.
a telephone operator at Liberty. ohio.
n small town several miles west or Uav-
t"n. established communication with the
local exchange late to-day. ne r,ttrr-
ated TIE story told by the Dayton opera
Tor. Just before the wire To ffb.rty
FAILED the operator said the levee near
Main street bridge had just gone out
and the water was pouring into the
town Ike q tidal wave. He asked that
lll Dc rl..el % The town
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the loose end TO a man, who with sew
eral women and children was being
carried down stream on a house. All
were hauled ashore.
The OlenL nigh river at this point.
normally IS nothing more than a creek
but now in many places is a half
mile wide.
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foreten accurately the total casual

foretel accurately the total casual
ties.
Because OF the proportions OF the
flood which washed out practically
every bridge of steam and electric
roads leading out OF Columbus nearly
all train service was annulled today
and operations likely will be indefinite
for several days. But few street cars
were able to operate in this city to-
day or tonight.
State troops. at the order OF Gov
ernor Cox. patrol the streets in the
Hooded sections OF the city tonight
and scores of automobiles are busy
carrying the suffering to higher
ground
II is estimated that 10000 people
are homeless in Columbus tonight.
PROBABLY $4,000 or more are homeless
in the state as a result of the flood.
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~. q. Roberts. are G.
Herman TieInau.
Dr. Leon Iutzi.
Three unidentified ~


Identified men. -''1 wv ui'-
D u bsl,cy. prominent merchant.
cav man anil woman fall from Oh boat
hN 10 swept past bis house ami neither
hTlenred on the surface urn.u
Tonight the rfaIIsr.fs nr. rffHa-af fr.
we Principal buildings ~ tho fuur
Communication with fNr outside worai
Cincinnati
The town ie 10 tof1l dnrknerr owing o.
me fIrf that tho light plant was ruf
out gf working order early ir fe iay
aud fhls limits the rerrue WORK %. .
minimum.
Inre" companies ~ militia from Gin
rinr1fi arrived Iu south hamilton g..
night uut owing Co. tho nuiffneaa ~ tho
currents iu The street have not been
allie Co. Iefrafr
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CINCINNATI. -. March 25-Sivtsen
lti sons are dead at Hamilton. Ohl,. ac-
corning TO local correspondent The
IlSht liant Of the town IN out on com
mission ard the town - In total lark
ness 'rlrs FOR help can De- piafuIy
h'nfI Tor blocks TO- every direction. but
TIE lack OF boats prevent even Il sern-
biance Of rescue work
H' same correspondent reports that
y ny" 'tt". q hamlet with q population
OF 100. has been wiped or the man and
the rate % its Inhabitants are unknown
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- C'LJ MBJS %. March 25-Three
tlres IN large factories on the west side
nave reen FaEing this afternoon Tor
npre ihdn an hour and the fire threat
ms a large area. The ftremen are bad
- handicapped as the water supply has
been smut of by order 81 the citv auth
critics Bridges connecting the two
So lions or the city have been sWept
hN dy ana apparatus from the east side
cannot De made available for help.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-26
You Should .-.1
Enjoy Your Meals
One Of the Most Important Questions
to Consider In the Search for
Happiness and Health.

IL your stomach can not digest your
food. what will7 where's the relief.
The answer Il In Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets. because. as all stomach troubles
arise from indigestion and because one
Ingredient OF Stuarts Dyspepsia Tab
let's II able TO thoroughly and completely
digest 5000 grains of food. doesn't IL
stand TO reason that these tablets are
going TO digest all the food and what
ever food you put into your stomach?
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Leveon Rreah

, hAEA1 ETTE. Ind. March 25-At
80 West La Fayette. where purdue
~ Icy Is located. was cut off from
iienees ana the suhmerging Of the other
IeNee winch Is expected TO break anv
=, Ire river IS two miles wide
R,eparlns 10 move their wares. anticipa-
Hhg three foot rise during the nieht
80, 'I su vi pan lines are being operated
oHu steam lines are making little ,frort
10 maintain train service N''
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munieatIon with Governor Coz IT Co
lumbus- She said she was the last per
son remaining In the exchange building
and that there was seven feet OF water
In the main street As she was talking.
she said. the Leonard building. across
the street. collapsed Many persons
were believed 10 have been In the
building at the time.
Columbus also suffered enormous dam
age from the food Railroad traffic
was paralyzed early today. Fires IN
three large factories ragged for many
hours and for a time threatened con-
siderable portion OF the district Be-
cause OF the flood. iremen were unable
TO respond to the appeal for assistance.
In IndianA
Conditions At indianapolis. Fort
Wayne. kokomo. and other places IN
Central Indiana. were the worst In many
years In every part OF the state. there
were reported disastrous foundations
At Lafayette. two spans OF a bridge
went out. Two are reported dead
West Lafayette. where Purdue Cniver-
sity Is located. was cut on late in the
afternoon. when the levees were broken
by the waters OF the Wabash river The
river is two miles wide and rising rap
Idly.
At indianapolis. 1900 families had
been driven from their homes and four
deaths were said TO have resulted from
drowning during the day. The pumping
plant was forced 20 suspend operations
and the city is without Ire projection.
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DAYTON. Ohio. March 25.-No one
can tell the number OF dead claimed by
,he terrinc storm that swept away the
levees OF this city today. nor can the
amount OF damage be estimated. except
thst II viii run into the millions
trowded In the upper stories OF tall
ociee buildings and residences, two
miles each way from the center Of the
Town. are hundreds OF persons whom It
Is Impossible 70 approach. AT wy
ohlng street. three miles from which
mas heretofore been considered the dan
ger line; water is running eight feet
deep; Hundreds OF fires which are i'm
possible 10 fight are burning. The res
cue boats are unable TO get farther from
the shore than the throw line will per-
mt Ihey cannot live in the current
me Lewistown reservoir broke at !
crock this morning. hurting millions
OF saLons OF water into the swollen M
ami Inc crest IL expected to reach
mere at o'clock tonight ard will send
the waters several feet higher.
John hadkins and James Hosay pri-
Yates OF the Ohio National Guard were
proNhed while Ia acts OF rescue The
Douy OF an elderly woman floated down
near wyoming street this afternoon, but
Ihe current was SO swift that II could
not be recovered. Cnconfrmed reports
Say Say .hat sixty were drowned along the
leNees OF North DAYTON
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Letter 90
Dr Hilmer q Co,
hinghsmton N "


What swamp Root VIII 90 FOR You.
Send Co Ir Kumcr a CO.. bingham.
ton. y ". for sample bottle Do viii
convince anyone You VIII aIqo TO-.
rri'r H booklet of valuable inform1-
ton. telling an about the kidnoys ana
bladder When wrifIng. be- eurc and
mention The Wheeling Daily fntcui-
Eeuccr Regular nffy cent and ono.
dollar ei1o bottles Tor sale at 40 drug
stores. Adv
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r, ,Il.NDIANAPOLIS. Ind. March "a
1897 SJiveThor Ralston. this afternoon re-
Iii. frantic appeal from Connors-
49,, mdter river had broken over its hank
mitnA great loss OF life The RAILROAD
ct,th PROBABLY carried away and the
S elhs are IN great distress ON ac-
count OF bad wires the governor Wa
uhaole-to get further information
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nm, Bridge Wiped Out

NI.IyDIskIOWN y, %. March 25-The
sIsat bridge over the Miami here went
uut AT o'clock. Fifteen persons are
missing and scores OF houses AN ns
seen Hoaung down the stream The
W and electric light plants are out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-26
MISSIONARY DIES
IN CHINESE CITY
DE- HAN LATndER hrEETB DEATH
IN LIEN CHOW, CHINA.
Was Supported BY Many Local Presby-
terrain Churches-Haa Sister Ikv-
ing at West whssiinR

II was with deep regret that many
death ~ br Nan IntImer. one sf the
n'-t known missionaries TN tho Tresby-
tfrlan Churcn. Her demise occurre-i
, udhgniN IN Lien chow. China. where
she has been located Tor the past one
.iild "re-Ialf years. No particulars have
necn received. but her friends and reia-
tiNee in this country are fearful That
she met her death during the recent ur-
city.
Although her home was IN Toronto.
Ia. lir Lnrimer was we'll known iu this
cit', Hnd vas supported fn her work
Jar eeIy by TIE Wumans Missionary So
cictes ~ the Presbyterian churches ia
" htelng and vicinity Mrs Heszie
Is nneay. who is sister. residegat
W -t " heeli NJ. on The Ohio aide of The
river. opposite Wheeiiug.
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HAMIl-IDN. o.. March - Eleven
Iefs"us are known 90 hav. been drowned
While ~ is believed over a. score more
are dead az a. result - the flood of tho
Miami river. that Hamilton from one
eHI 10 the other to-day fa rushing
tLrpuEh The streets tu.uIEIt fn A depth
- from o. 8 feet The known dstI
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LOGANSIORT. Ind. March 25-II:5O
p m The mayor at Peru over the lonc
distance telephone says:
Tel Governor Ralston that from zoo
TO 400 killed on South Side we wapt
provisions. clothing and coffins'