strSt. [outmoded
aid litany of lilo,
Waterlilveribwed
Momma mucus: .-
. hy'jlpshs. A than who
Ilium. fob of investigating
"in vain until. one day he
lyf'hsa'rd something tail on s
‘ ‘ ed the trouble.
firest‘fiocks of crowsfdi'g
‘ beach at iottlde, hart
light a bivalve he ilew high
Vthlt and dropped it‘ on to
which. smashed the shell
Then the crow
‘up the‘opened
" ST. LOUIS, Juno 10~Tho river this
morning rose to 32.9 foot. the highest
point reached durihg'tha pram . that;
East St. Louis, a city opposite here.
with .a population of 32.000. hailing
large manufacturing interests. and the
H point for railroads from the
at and South. is partly un-
der water. and will probably be totally
submerged before noon.
The southern half of blast St. Louis
this morning is deep in the flood, and
the city‘s laborious build)" have fal-
-lsnbaoh,onl_llssonriawe ei
”monuments. t
one.»
three sides... Broadway. the central.
east and west thoroughfare, has been
to ‘. .
castlhtfthhert Burns *1! s.
' ' doped to the hood. Lee Harper;-
shippingxolleel-lie. pimp
‘ ' in" m ‘ ." ‘ ,tomer city ngineer. sayinthe water:
m ‘1'“ will be two feet deep in front of the
.cltyhail before 6 o'clock‘this evening.
z haven" mileaof water. pressing from
thc‘sonth and southeast. overcame the
ntly'c'liue pfldehenue shortly before 1
o'clock. this morning. and live thous-
. and persons were driven from their
- t,“ themes. Jilmhgrous reports of drown—
lngs have been waived. but the East
at. Louie police have thus far learned
no names of victims. ,
. 0ne;thoueand men were working on
she pen attire levee which broke. pm
More the final break
they had the active assistance of hun-
dreds of women and children. The
break came at B hauls - ‘
the. 1,663,: notification“:
:Sarsh Burns, was cheese:
colonel James Glen-r
um son ethanol-t
__ sad inducer; hr. auteu-
' .be tony-eight this .H
‘ Sheltenhsm; but. c seed
in ‘1891,”'when' he to
‘ .Their‘ little
‘ .. ‘ motorways thfillrai"
r day’ herd Davey. one of
ndast lawyers or the United
, ’ needs output the
14nd! with the obiect‘of mink: ‘ ‘
dilegsiaurd Durham. who
_.bit‘the tarts- Iard Dav-
, bench. moved Itsobiectiou.
' ‘ 1, at he hadreoentlyrheen
bills) with LoribDavey. who‘had‘
day on the run; of the ship.
’s bill wanithereupon re-
dhags ‘Ibetwoenethe
rails to prevent the menacing waters
from mounting over the top. the reelst~
.eas current broke through the lower
part. of the wall of earth and sported
in'rivuleta in the faces of those who
were carrying seedlings up the bank.
Bags thrown into the openings by dos- ‘
one of men. were teased by the wateraflypeople half load from fright were flee-
ing for their lives.
thousand people live in the part of the
city which is in the deaths path and it
was believed that fully half that num-
ber would beheadored homeless by
llayllght. There is no way toreach
East St. [mule from here except by
lmat from the coat entrance’of Ends
as the. viaduct over what was
:uho la‘Creeh partially sack yester-
day land no one can cross It. Little
can be learned from the stricken dis-
tict by telephone.
opened that the water was pouring
into‘ «the contra! portion of blast at.
Iaouls but up to ‘3 o'clockthat part of
he city was still dry.
churches and- other public buildings
\ave been thrown open and are rapidly
filled with refugees’and cloth-
belug procured for those scantily
lad. “Pandemonium reigned through-
iutévthe city. 5 In the 'north portion.
where there was no immediate danger.
the aisrsn was sounded that the water
‘ was sweeping into the city...»
inhabitants. scantily clad and dly ,
‘righteaed. ran about the street» ‘ J -
er quiet in that secthln was restored.
a great force of manned carrot sand
‘i'asa were immediately rushbd to the
anthem portion of the city and efforts
immediately begun‘to erect s‘dlhe high
.mdstrosg enough to meetthe advanc-
wag whtor and save the main portion of
..‘ Julie lee—Rub.
-- lent inns lower sections or the city
are in. a stsieaot terror from the
retards: the [anomalous river. and
fix. m. sun moon
that details in
9t has»
The alarm was given by the ringing
of whistles in ev-.
. ’jA-‘fewvof. tho
nhment retrained
millilitwaters
em to swim (or
Families aroused by the
alarm, seeing the water at their door-
sills, hurriedly collected a steel: of not
‘oesslties fend tied; a The “Washington.
school‘ws‘e the nearest point of safety.
Man made for the high ground. near
the lllnols Central tracks. lien from
Alta Site and Denver side. who had
been. working on the abandoned levee.
hastened to these localities to tell
their, neighboring! their danger, The
wntsr is not 03% to. reach its level
inthe flooded part of the city before
noon. En neer, Harper predicts that
when the eve! is reached. the water
will be two :feet higher than at 1
o'clock this mar
of bells and hlowl
,oryr part of the"
workers on the ‘
lit-their posts on
diode it neeeh’iihry
,llarylnod‘ widow has just
lawsuit; slip had snow
goldfa‘od fatter
“ ' ddhhat‘ltnwaa
, , . The dentist suited to
an wink. and while doing so
i the hoeth which he, had
d.’ he hill in court that
. afferd to lose the‘go'id if
t to get hia'filtoney;.’hnt the g
' t he had been a bit‘hasiy,
_, t him $3.000.
‘. Chinese lire
title to the fierce
fire film on ocean steam-
oan stand up to temperatures
peedliy' prostrate units
are are over sixty lines of
More (Mind ‘llthr‘lthl ‘
" ‘loutofahis large number ‘
‘ ‘ttlrein have European fire
‘ , W to have rooll
, ‘ < 7» th convinced
thoaii‘in charge that it wae‘usciebs'io
.trytoheep the water from roadway.
flier-flood fighters reu-
Missouri avenue. which runs east from
them» station-v Here the sesaesant
. idiopaat week were repeated. as the
. hill! transformation: a
K ‘llm
"the
from
.1
”I.“ Militia suoé’sshlv‘ouv canalso on was not . hairless m‘
higisoawats eon rua PAI‘I’ sous vsaasznr ‘
, crown was monotonous To tour as no
"tulips is uonwatit THAT wa Havs'orlua fa
are mu. "av. «or same AsLs TO sonatv :r y
con ooooa'snou ”powers uoswaut “arouse?“ rouse Ir
usesssAnv re one 'rus new cases. council Piss sun,
can: sneer res ufeuasr onana sun cos cuts. or wonx
ermc‘rtv nous usher we “WIND to MAuurA’cru '
coir cocoa KNOWN 19 Till raaoc. oua axesaihuh‘
vitamin true sAK‘eitvausma'se in IN. v. cirv iihv'iu‘ eivs‘n us
A noon ioaA or Ti-il eunuc'a wAN-rs, 'ro ruossgwi-i ‘iuAv nor
Hsve ranch nun cocoa. ws wouao am!” now A ‘r At. ouoaa
WILL couvmcs you or rua rottowme morgue:
j rear KANI'O cocoa Asa assurance in avaav u
may aha mos or run clussr surrca, secs, anon
Tellu- no csncrsmous‘ euaa'raeicas surge ‘m-ro
Position. grun- rusv Ass can swim AND cLaAN‘
osn‘ cos olnscr suaa‘awslou. in matters
row THE rm: asrAia‘rnAos. “
Uil lamps
" After Milo limit
and bottom Staaollrl
rot in Roddhg. California.
of Vehicle were
(9 . AND. For
oceans
ll
REDDING. Cut. June 1i).-—A stage
“00. and some valuable watches from
the eight passengers. James Wilson. "
but a dosen shots and the killing of his tending to the toe re ‘
, guiar price 46c. Sale rice ...... 2
two leading horses brought him to a ‘ D 5°
The robbers lined up the passengers
'Rggpgclr'ukty‘).l and, driver and searched them careful- : Women's h‘ine ltll'Ovor Kane Lisle Hose, HERMBDORF
express boxes am shed to bits.
entire proceedingspundiy scoring the
"lhg‘hirn not to repeat the offence
he us" next commanded-to halt.
g the north‘“aud east,“
sides, preserved temporarily by the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad embank-
ment and had reached to the viaduct
only seven blacks out of the city half.
his public building a foot and a
hal of water had already collected.
31'. LOUIE June 10.—-The pressure
reed a passage through
the lllinois Central Railroad embank-
ment in the gsoutheasiem' portion of
st. Louis, shortly before 1 o‘erpclt this
The break speedily widen-
ed .putil a torrent 100 feet wide and
twenty-five teht in depth was pauring
ihro gh, ihrehtcning East St. Louis
e village of Centervllle adjacent.
Precautionary levees that had been
erected for Just such an emergency
. were' swept through and lite flood
Waa‘ threateuin
not molested, but on leaving theWitage.
$45 under a seat cushion.
ileriy secreted.
'i‘he bandits made
PLAuNco 10—h:
Delicate-ti hobby .
necessity reunite. '
tion of the p, '
asttwey‘ainiah
'Counteas Pitochi. who would“
husband, one hundred times a million—
Jost before the break, a'negro em-
ployed on the levee demanded his wag-
on on a threat to cut the water barrier.
Without pariey he was shot dead. The
shooting served to arouse the ciilsena
end when the rush of water came soon
afterward they were not caught in
Runners torethrough the
streets shouting a warning and soon
mending at the lip (4‘
walk on said are ‘ ”
Post Swa n, so [hand said Nor-
walk. from the can of aid highway,
where the‘sald true in-
:o the southerly old .i
and a change of the : dc fthe tracks
of said company from
of the City of Norwal t the easterly
line of the Town of t
grade established for , highway as
shown byline than; 1‘” File of said
hlh‘gwny candle in (flaccid! the
Selectmen ofuNorwa and that we
of or 2.0mm
starving herself to death.
The Countess was inordinately fond
of her young husband, and seeing him
waste away, physicians’ efforts not-
withstanding. planned not to survive 7......” ’
him. Medical men had given Count. Wll-L WATCH T35 "AWL"-
i’otocltit dosage 13:28:“ toeiéve. From
. e n . earn um two Relatives of Assassin canines: uod r 1"“ D" 0" 9° 9‘“ 0" c "
weep; total abulnence from food and Surveillance while Roosevelt is in. y 0 WM“.
drink would wear out a robust man or
mango lug! bring on death. oi
cu ‘ as t us. her ladyship ab- of the relatives Leon 0:0] as the Perry avenue, died, Moods aft r a
seated herself from all meals fol‘ three min 'of President McKinlegf’wl'il be “'39" °‘ ”‘1‘ ' ‘9“le y'l'heechfi“
'u an. placed in Jail during President Roose- V” apparently '° healthy infant when
u d 'l . (1 friends veltn visit to Cleveland tomorrow to bow, and up to the day before its
"gm! with her. but in return re~ attend the marriage of titanium Huu- dull! “8 Inherentlydolng well. Ac-
(Mc . {8mg .Vllfle‘llmmlsqt Once or na, daughter of 33 star". A. Hanna coming to the Hebrew religion the boy
low good“ ouuteu was made to swal- to Intern Med!" cCOrmlck. w“ “‘ch‘m by "‘9 "M" “n“
and drink by main force, but The Cleveland police think this step from that time” the boy seemed to fail.
lt‘bl'oughtllt “b afterward. On is unnecessary but members of the it is related the shock to his system
9" ‘ she succumbed. 010180” family will be kept under being more than he could sustain. Con-
noonselous for sixty close surveillance during the stay of vulsions set in, audio afew hoursithe
About twenty
comm:
& Lightiti'gaCom
interested in Iafl
.aid location and
e fourteenth d
! it“! ’ .
ry.’ and the chances
now that he may live for some constantly while he remains in the
res city hall,
pane of said Conn u‘tLRauwsy and
ldghitng Company » d not be made.
° Dated, at Norwsl - no 9. Igor.
Jan .BnOWN.
Baal wuss, ,
wu. l BReiED.
.2.°.°.°22
c a to
visiting Philadel t6
second innings for 224 runs. in bi t
When the last American wicket fell ens 0 he president m attend the
Cambridgaihad cal 56 .
in order to win. !' runs to malts versity of Virginia. The president
made t'and the 1:1“ch 3:: Masai: garages-lg: thought" by ’ JOSELOFF
OSWiiiGO,VN.
Taft, deputy sh
JohrWMJf! .
tree near Late 2,
due The? bill ‘ ‘
lug duringlut - . storm
* if? "
sumo-ailments e
mnemonic
' m rus‘ ran
3huredan.Eridaij'meudsa’turdep
,“udmooar and fiction. '
We made some important purchases in Undetwear‘and
Hosiery last week. You can save at least ONE THIRD. as
they are marked exceptionally low. The several kinds s‘d~
traveling between Weaverville and vertised are the best goods produced—made up to sell in
Bedding has been held up and robbed ' first-class retail houses. Not the cheap showy kinds made
by highwaymen who secured about up slim tor sales and so called leaders.
the stage driver. did not hear the iliit No. I I ”Judie" Of 20 cents‘
command of the “Shun,“ to halt. Women's “HERMSDORF‘” Lace Lisle Rose. the lace ex-
No. 2 a reduction of [5 center
1y. Vallseswores shed open and 3:0 3 ' pvup, rogular: price soc. Sale price ......... .........asc.
robbers were very abusive during the No; 3 a ndodlan of 9 Cents ~
I . ‘ .
driver for not stopping and cautions ‘ Women'snll Over pace Lisle Seamless Hose. regular
,, when: | price, 25c._ Sale price; . .......... ' ......... I. ...'......'V1Io. .
. bloat of the men robbed were com-' ' ' ' ‘ " ' '
merciai travellers from San Francisco. "0' 4 a Macao" 0f 6 cents' V, “L ‘
or miners. A woman passenger was Boys’ Heavy Stockings, two‘ana two ribbed, seamless,
at the command of the bandits she left ,twothread yarn, first black, value We. Sale price. . .. .iic.‘
Trio ”Ebert! found the money and ‘ N0. 5 “ Mada" 0f 7 cent!“ ‘
con data is more that had been aim- Women's Fine Lisle Finished Vests, wing sleeve, V and
low neck. regular price 170. Sale price ............... .10c.
1 WITH HUSBAND. N0. 6 a reduction of 20 cents.
Wife Preferred Oblivion 0f the Grave Men'snalbrlggan Shirts (no drawers in this lot), short
to Untold Wealth Without Him. be sleeve, line combed yarn, regular price the. Sale price. .26c.
” the richest widow in Russia-as hel‘ Na. 7 a reduction of 4 cents.
.. sire. is dying of consumption. cammit. Men's Books, Fast Black, Seamless, a corker at 100.
ted the most horrible of suicides by 8ale~price ........ . ........ . ......... . ....... . ........ 6c
”a“
“attenuators“.deafu’m. w,
CI .3 d. I SliEL%°§ 9“” 3"?“0".
, av an . unc —— he infant son
ccwvnnAND 0.. June lO—None of Mr- and - rs. Morris Scblmlk, of
. President Roosevelt. A large detail Child W“ dead.
Wu? of police will be on hand at the Union
as» a.
rib: station when the President firflvgg' .... .‘ _. . .. _
"Id twenty datectives will mm mm .Pl::n.:1;;..5u....
city. ..__...
——_—.
GAMIRIDGI CRICKET MATci-t ' ROOSEVELT" TRIP To Wit ' I
. GiNlA.
-—ln the cricket WASHINGTON. June lit—Arrange Funcy. L.r¢°'
today between the ments have been completed for the ,, ‘1
. phiaas and Cambridge President's trip to Charlottesvilie. Va. NOW PQtCtOOO,
the Americans were all out next “Bully. The trip will be made 330 pk.
commencement exercises of the link
one or two has. 0.0... OOOOOOOIIOO.
CALL 53-2. ‘ ' L
' ”Ne
commando-nu». ‘ "
Arman coups, antfvsnia‘ri‘aa? smite-ammonia can: pares. ALL VA-
m-‘P "qu sdhovsfaosirseucu'curacce. cluesrf'euaurv '
a. elicits we suction curses. rum. use rot-rec have, '
' lat-Isa n5 » $1M? "" "Ana m :‘ ”I‘lilihiflf' "Moouavouwawr rum. muons sun hat.“
.naiag. " 7W! 2 ”WM-"V °Hlilfifinosv ant-rte roar soon " ' "‘ " "“" '
'm‘ ._ "- , r~ ~‘ became .»
4' . VIILI. To ' ~ . 9! some
n f , j H roamrfnsrtvs “surnames” set naps, PIGKID WHILI res new to
. been rash. ws em you rue sear vita ‘iklm recaps Ase one emu has to .’ ‘l ‘
rfimwwmam
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