The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, May 05, 1909, Page 3, Image 3
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, AWFUL STORMS
IJ&>
Cyclones and Tornadoes
Swept Through Several
States, Killing Hundreds
> of Persons and Destroying
>&( Many Million Dollars' {
Worth of Property?Tenn-:
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Atlanta, Ga., April 30.? Cyclones
and tornadoes, the like
of which have not been known
%
for years, swept through the
South last night and all today,
leaving in their wake hundreds
of dead and mangled bodies,
and the dismantled wrecks of
property worth many millions.
Tennessee was an especially
heavy sufferer. At 9 o'clock
tonight careful estimates indicate
that at least 50 people were
killed in that State alone, with
monetary losses about $1,000*
000. At Franklin and in Hillsboro
there was Iorb of life. The
latter town is said to be practically
destroyed, while at Centreville
and adjoining villages
the loss is [reported very heavy
both in lives and property.
Near Pulaski, Giles county, the
death list reaches twelve, and
many are iujured.
In the viciuity of Chattanooga
the storm was felt at its worst.
Telephone and telegraph wires
were blown down and the movement
of trains was greatly hampered.
The hurricane followed
the Cnmherland valley, wrecking
small towns and destroying
farm houses.
At Kbenezer eighteen houses
were blown down.
At Charlestown the storm
swerved up the Hias6e river,
destroying property. At Fayetteville
three are known to
f have perished. At Cuba many
houses were blown down and at
Gilestown not even a shed was
left standing.
Memphis reports heavy loss
from towns within a radius ot
100 miles in three States.
At Horn Lake, Miss., half a
dozen lives were lost and the
^ property damage was heavy.
In Ara&nsas eight persons
n ? >i ' i I
were Kineu near Mammoiii
Springe anil a score of buildings
wrecked. Other points in Arkansas
report heavy loss.
Atlanta and most of Georgia
escaped with only slight properly
losses during the blow. But
"wo young people, brother and
sister, William and Pearl Withra,
f !!ost their lives here this attert
noon by the capsizing of a rc boat
during a sudden squall.
The hurricane continued upon
its course ot destruction in Alabama
tonight. Ilunisville sends
word of heavy loss ot property,
with probably several lives
s&crif* * r * at the Tennessee
line. , Danville, iu Morgan!
County, Alabama, the storm
struck with territic force. At
liarteell at least one is dead and
many hurt. The storm it still'
raging and seems to be traveling
V' almost directly southeast.
Soon after dark tonight the
storm winds begun shooting
across the rail, telegraph and
, telephone lines connecting AtlanU
with Chattanooga and I
Knoxville and wire communi)
ft cation, which had been kept with
great dittic'ilty during the afternoon,
ceased entirely. The Western
and Atlauta Kailroad odices
i" here reported that south of Chat,
tanooga, near Kmrnerson, Ga.,
f, . . .
t*everMj<?uig irees were mown
acroPH the railroad right out ot .
? *av? tearing down wire** and',
. ^ holding up five trains.
The death totals were swelled
' ' tonight by three lightning victims
at Monroe, <ia. hate this
V attelnoon 'a rushing windstorm,
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accompanied by blinding light
mug, broke over Monroe am
one of the bolts struck the resi
dence of M. B. Barrett, run nun
down the chimney. Barrett
his wife and his 17-year-oh
daughter were killed, and a 10
year-old son and a younger oh if
were seriously shocked
Storm in Middle West.
Death and Destruction Wa:
More Extensive Than wa:
U'irst Reported.
Chicago, April 30.? Belate?
reports show that the death ant
destruction, caused by th? ter
ritic storm that swept [over th<
Middle West last night, weri
more extensive than at tirat. in
dicated by the meagre telegrapl
carried over damaged wires
Three men were killed in Chicago
by the collapse of a factory
Homeless men, women anc
children spent, today iu Strang*
houses in many suburbs, when
the storm had upset unsubstan
tial houses.
In the path of the storm be.
fore it reached the Great Laki
reigiou, great destruction o
property is reDorted. At leaci
A lot of kissing?
That's the atufl !
? Boston lier?ld.
A little kissing
On the sly
Is sweeter now
Than hy and by.
? Yonkers Statesman.
A little kissing
Is a whirl
()f joy if it's
A Texas ?iirl.
? Houston Post.
A little kissing?
Lips are red ;
Philadelphia girl ?
'miff sed.
? Philadelphia Telegraph
You must tiptoe
If you reach
The lips of Huy
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eleven persons were killed.
At Golden, Mo., a part of th?
town was destroyed and manj
homes were wrecked. Five per
sons lost their lives.
At Summerville, Mo., th<
wind created a havoc and twc
persons were killed. Man]
were injured.
The storm was luriom in
Souther* Illinois and at Texat
City, near Carmi, lour personi
were killed and many seriouslj
wounded. The lowu was wreck,
ed.
Great damage to property anc
crops was caused in Michigar
on (he east shore o( Lake Micbi
pan, Benton Harhor and South
Haven being in the path of the
storm.
Vessels were imperilled or
the lake.
In Wisconsin, for many houn
there raged a severe snow storm
causing damage to property,
At Lacrosse and Superior, traffic
U. 1 l - r v
wms uniiipereu uecause 01 urnis.
A Little Kissing.
A Uttle kissing
Now and then
Is why we have
The married men.
?Birmingham Age-Herald.
A little kissing,
Too, of course,
Is why we have
The quick divorce.
?Ohicatio Becord-Herald,
A little kissing's
Lots ot tun
11 you can kiss
The proper one.
?Cleveland Leader,
A little kissing's
Not enough ;
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_ THE LANOASTEf
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I Bad
,;| Backache
i. Such atonies at tome 'fomen
Buffer, every month, from hack*
1 ache]
H la II neccssaty? No. It can
he prevented and relieved, when
caused by female trouble, hy tak*
I l?( medicine with specific, carsH
tlvo action, on the female organs
?d functions, which acts hy re*
I lieving the congestion, stoppiag
? the pala and building the organs
S Mmi fnactleas up te a proper state
H *? k?.l4L T>
; m * mult irjr. |
? CARDUI
; WOMAN'S RELIEF
"I aafferaf tor If year*/* writea I
H Mrs. Mallafa A, Akara, of Baabaia, H
. B Va? "with nt/toaa toaiato traabka. H
I I hal aach a iaakacha that it I
. II frtw cm arv, aa I caaM aat ataaf I
H atr might. 11a Aaatora caalt aat I
' half m, aa I toak Cirtal, mat H
H aaw I faal Bha a aaw waaaa.N
I I At All Druggists I
5 WRIT! FN Fn AOVICR, I
> | II aUttn* aara >?tl Aaaartbtag aymp- fl
: tome, ta -LaKm Adv**orv Dtul..
! II ftoattaaanaa MaOiolna Co..
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I Richmond peaoh.
?Richmond News-Lea ler
i A lit'lo kiRnint:
J Here, of course,
r And not a chance
Of a divorce.
?Columbia Kecerd
! Stoop to the low
* T.ptoe to the tall
r But Union kisses
Beat them all.
?The Union (S. C Times
i
, A little kissing
r Ih mighty line,
IF you pet
The Rock Hill kind.
, ?Rock Hill Hern Id
i A little kissing
Doesn't satisfy,
t If a Lancaster girl,
) Taken wholesale supply,
i Three Negroes Lynched ir
Texas.
, Mart-hall. T?x.f May 1.?/
mob entered the county jad hor<
early today, secured t hree negroes
Creole Mose, Uie Hill and Ma
''Chase and lynched all ot them
The negroes were charged witl
shooting aitd kil'mg Deputj
Sheriff Mark Unffmunand wound
iug Constable Alexander Cargill
a few days asro, while the officer
were raiding a crap game.
Organ and
Piano Bargains.
Smith; ?<hh) square Pianos from
flA to 75. Home good used I >r- I
nans from f'2.? to f4.r>. Should the
purchasers of those instruments
desire to nxebtuiKt; thorn in a low
years lor a now piano, wo will allow
their market value as a credit
on the new pianos.
Write at once for particulars, ax
bargains no quickly.
MAl.ONK'S MUSIC llOUSK,
2.'t-s Columbia, S. C.
Winthrop College Scholarship
and Entrance Exami<
nation
The examination for the awsud o
vaeant Scholarships in Winthrop < ol
! l?n? Hl,(i f<>r the admission of new >tu
dents will be hold at the County four
House on Friday, July at 0 a. 111
! Applicants must tie riot less than lifted
years of ntje. When Seholarships :?r<
vAeaiit after July J they will I>n award
! e<l to those making the highest averagi
at this examination, provided the;
! meet the eonditions novernint; tie
, award. Applieants for Scholarship!
should w lite to President Johnson he
i t'oi the examination for Scdiolarshp
ex. -nation blanks.
s darships are worth # 1 ?M? and froi
tuit*? . 'I'lio next session will opei
September 15, ItWO. Kor further inlor
mation anil <nialoirue, address I'res |>
. B. Johnson Rook I Till, s. (!, fin idDR.
J. E. WELSH, DENTIS1
Ollice iu Kmniona Building op
pohite i irMt National Bank.
Phone No. 8.
LANCAHTEK, S. C.
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tound their mark. He then neph<
Iturnedfthe revolver on his wife Thee
and tired the two remaining h\il- and
tletb at her A newspaper artist, oiar-o
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r? I.on Is* tile. Iijm ku(I Jfciiirw
and her t wentv-three.year V|a H?utUern
ephew were arretted last Account Southern Baptiat Convention
Boyajian told a remarks- the Southern Railway announce* verj
low rounil trip rate* to LoiiHvillle,
t.r* ot his discovery of the Ky.. from nil points, Ticket.-* will be
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relations between his wne p(, fof rH|irn h.nvinjf |4ontfvill? not
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, , . .. Round trip rates from principal
hi fr??m Ins homo at Lynn, stations a* follows:
. and was educating him in It!ao,
tl .. I -ancaster 17 "5. Hook Hill tr?.8?>
1 medical college. ?I is sur-( Yorkville lo.sr..
is were first aroused by Kor tickets, detailed information,
, . k;~ n.u;_ I etc, apply to Southern Railway ticket
hl9 w,fH murmur h?8 hg;nlYoT addre.s.
-w's name in her sleep. j mk.KK.
loctor summoned a lawyer A*at Henerai l'a?aenger Agent
questioned her. He de- Atlanta, (Ja.
, that she made, a loll con Division ! J.'oo^'r'Xavnt,
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