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in this, city bright skies shone. but in other sectimls heavy clouds
and threatening weather prevailed.
Wind Record in New York.
NE“? YORK. Septemher 12—4ng tn mantifis filming. the
highest velocity utilize wind recorded in this city. was sixty miles, "out"
at that time from the southwest.
The wiud did not begin to increase greatly until this morning.
At 8 a. m. today, the wind was blowing at the rate of aboutm miles W
from the southwest. and continued to Increase, faulty 936%! was 5“ '
Wing at the rate of abmt 45 miles. ‘ , ‘
Collapse of Boer ,.
wasmso‘l‘ox, September ”—11“ folowmg has-
been received by the War Department from the. um . esgfi-V
, vet. who accompanied the Boers in their carom as militargow
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Lorenzo Marques. September It.
“Events have required the departure of the attaches from the
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BUFFALO. N. Y.. September tzz—Thc wind here attained a
velocity of :2 miles an hour. at 5 :30 this morning. but» beyond the
blowing down of a number of trees. the wrecking of awnings. and
V chimneys. and the destruction of a tower of one of the Pan-Ameri’
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DETR(’)!T. Mich. September xa—~:‘\ special from St. Joseph.
Mich. to the Evenlng X’ews, says: ‘ m
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been given up for lost. She had fifty people on boafil. Wreckage.
has been found north of this port.“
Favorable Response to Minister Wu.
“’ASHINGTON. September 12~—-Tlxe Chinese minister called
at the State Department. this morning. and received a favorable
mate to his application of yesterday. for exemption from inter»
fume. by this government. to Li Hung Chang. on his journey
from Shanghai to Pekin. .
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lNDlAX.-kPOLIS. Semmber Iii—john Mitchell. Wei,
the United Mine Workers. arrived from Chicago. this afternoon. ,
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declared this afternoon or thus evening. ' .
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