The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, August 06, 1915, Image 2

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tr H I jr 1 VOL. 10, NO.. 87, ! warsawTsTnall TiifPii nil xri _ 6 SEMI-WEEKLY. Yoped along the rivers Vistula which turned In j Russians. Later pitched PAHA ... LANCASTE ^111 % S. C. FRIDAY, AUCU. ADS" )N UNWISE ACTI! JST 6,1915.915. nu DIOPCOT I ' the South w UN Dlbbtol ( ill keep cool and will HI III It merely weakening its fl Lilly BP ys 9 m 1>1.50 A YEAR. in mm m IAI\tN Dl Itl The Bavarian Troops Prince Leopold Take ( + ALL VALUABLES BU ! i I IN VI lougnt &r<>unu LiOda wni j ] U|^ mans captured on Dece Another attempt at , ] curred In February, aft< Under sians had tor the seconi uitv. driven out of East Pn time the attack came tro ' and Field Marshal von H RNED. forces reached and ! Prvoonvol urlfh 1 A AAA *%* JUNEUK URDEI Warsaw oc- | Br the Ru8- ! 1 time been , Roach Stewart isfUa. This, Council* 111 the north i tindenburg's captured | J. S. WILSON, S loAnAvo I ^OFFICERS'CONTINGENT ' . i Made State President of ! >r. Hoard Gives I ECRETARY. i HE COMPARE y OF FARMER!=r-; soon disappear "Even in tli 'ederal Reserve verse condition .ucid Analysis. ' ?,0"'hs tl,e fv I has been abo I been expected S CONDITIONS I crop had then uun I?c acliull, II1C I " -----isness regarding the' DUMP le growing crop will: |\ljny e face ot all the ad-1 h during the last 12 j Erie Sllflfe erage pri^e of cotton ; - - - ? ? ? . , fects of 1 ut what might have I for a 17,000,000-bale | 9 been no war, and i rtTHEH upI'MIs ? '?j red (ireatly From Efrorrential Downpour. CliTTIrtVi.' Uiinm Fleeing OccupuntM Sufferot! and Property Destroyed to vantage Conquering Ho Berlin, Aug. 5.?By Wi Tuckerton, N. J.?Warsaw w ths morning by Qerman tr< cording to official annou made at Qerman army head< ? *V|VVV |?? ruary 25. Three days 1 Homes oyer the Ru88ian9 re-cap Disnd- put thQ Qermans on the The fall of Warsaw mt reless to m|natlon of the greatei as taken 0ffeD8ive movement of tl jops. ac- war incement Thrice before Teutonic quarters. knnAv?<i at w. ?? ??? louucio rou" ] later, how- j J. H. Hamel, Treami tured It and A. Cook and W. defensive. on Finance Coi irks the cul- "Lancaster LeadB it sustained honor done her repres te European meeting this week | Order of United armies have I chanics, as will be Be? I Vio "1 ^ ' " " * irer, .ml John (>nly ?? Tll?t , ?. KnttMcr IWlM,? mmittee. , mer Is f1!.0 [n, i Washington. Ai entatives at the of the Junior jthat confront the American Me-! Ike 1915 cotton c >n from the fol- i a year ago are cor j there is every Will Stand iu Way j the averaBe pi >r Southern Far- nex^ 12 m Haste. "The real qu ern merchants UB. 4.?Conditions | ers and all South in handling | Southern trade rop and conditions ! iugr for the ? ttrasted in analysis beneflt of this j I V* a _ reason to believe that rice of cotton .luring o( ontlia will be higher. AmoUntr estion is: Will South- M and Southern bankothers interested in Krie, Pa., i, co-operate in secur- 27 dead t< :otton producers the yvreckage-sti iverage price, and will tUrMm k>uv*i\/iip ni'ni. Property I)uiii?Ke in Erie i to With uny Liven IiOHt. Aug. 4.?Erie had listed might in the mile-long rewn path of last night's rU ? Yesterday and today troops under the comm Prince Leopold broke thrc forts of the outer and Inner the city's defenses where guard of the Russian troopi tenacious resistance. Continuing the report frc quarters says: Bavarian nled by the strength of land of It wag flnauy compelled 1 ,ugh the before tbe sweep of a vai ' lino? oI which threatened to encli the rear lul and the RU8stan an i made a the northf northwest, wet southeast, the Auetro-Ge >m head- Cj,pjtai to force the Rue Poland and if possible to \j vv vr uc I lowing rrom The Stat its defenses. "With three buslne to capltulato terday, at which offlc it movement suing year were elect' rcle the cap- tees appointed, the 2'. nies. Ffom vention of the Junior i it, south and American Mechanics rman forces night. The conven sians out of will be held in Gree i break their "RpRoluHnn# e of yesterday- j w. t\ u. Hart 88 sessions yes- reserve board in t era for the en-' the federal Reser ed and commit- j The position < 1st annual con- much stronger, U Order of United conditions are mi adjourned last year ago, in Mr. tlon next year ant^ If the people nwood. not weaken their nHnnta/l Indnna. I Wise action" th??V ling of the federal win,., pry he current issue of tlieir Part* M; ve Bulletin. ern c^aracter i af cotton today is I neRR cond'tionj nuncial and other i belief tl*af an s ach better than a : be Riven." of the South will, position "by un- j Association W havp liHIo tn fa-1 ? I . uucerH tneinseiveB do fc",wue V knowledge of South- little i ?nd of Southern buBi- the vast an ' Justifies a confident in place(J lfl iffirmative answer will , by the coroi . as many m 1TTLEMBN TO MEET of recovery ST^.n.1.1. in Itir. , Tlle , u iuc uemi U1 IDC Cliy. mpression was made on lount of wreckage, piled r 0 feet high and believed ier and others to conceal lore victims. The work will be slow, y estimate of property loo ueruivu aiuiico uuui al Ton Scholz and General i witz advanced in the directl< road between Lomza, Ost Vt-skow and fought a nut violent engagements. The b desperate resistance of the on both sides of the road Ostroy and Rozan was witt cess. orT Call- offens,ve Power by a dm >n of the dec,9lve defeat all along roy, and The movement may be nber of had ,t8 inception in Ma rave and Rreat Teutonic march t Russians ,,cla be*?n. between Field Marshal von ?out sue- campaign in Its first imp culminated when late in mistering a j |ng the 'faithful an the line. , forts' of Senator El said to have j in behalf of the In y, when the The convention also hrougb Gs- tions of thanks to t Tuesday night, the Ds Mackenseu a i erty, the Columbia < ortant stage I order, and the press f i June Lem-1 dered during the coi d untiring ef-1 "The cotton tragt lison D. Smith1 Mr- Harding, "wi imigration bill. I 1915 by nothing n adopted resolu-! drama." he speakers of Harding wa lughters of Lib- desire to see a bi councils of the Hahed for cotton t< or services ren- harrass President iventlon, which duct of internat '??? minKham An >dy of 1914," says The third a 11 be succeeded in Southern Cat lore serious than a will be held a August 18, 19 rns the South in its duced passeng< oad market estab- trip have beer -> do nothing to em- jn the territor; Wilson in his conr-, I'assengcr Ass ional affairs. It | tourist ratp* iRust 18, 19 and 20. IOS8? P'aceu nnual meeting of the changed toi tlemen's Association Mahon aftei 1 Birmingham, Ala., from bjg m6 and 20. Special reir rates for the round wrecked ZO] i secured on all lines and 8^or y of the Southwestern *shed. The ociation, and summer hf ? nonta n m (plants will at $4,000,000, was uot ilay by Fire Chief Mer he had received reports inufacturing plants in the ae. He said 300 houses e buildings were demoli city's loss on damaged idg?s and water supply be hfiavv "Twenty-two Russian offi 4,840 soldiers were taken p The Germans also raptured chine guns. "German cavalry yesteri the day before defeated In i detachments of Russian cs points near Gennlze, Rirsi Onlskszahty. A total of 2,1 cers and berK w?s retaken and t irisoners. driven over the Gallciar i 17 ma- Great armies had bee 1 to the north and these e lay and began pressing down up Courland slans. A vigorous off ivulry at opened in the Baltic pr chi and Teutonic troops attacked 225 It us- to point along the east F he Russians was held In the hall t border. representatives, n assembled "The following offl< arly in July State councilor, 011 the Ru8-|of Lancaster; state vl ensive was ! G&eque of Florenc ovinces, the)**- Hnmel of Kershaw I from point Wilson of Lanca; Tusslan bor- K- L. Robertson of G . -??? t n , of the house of 1 should be remei Hording, "that tl cers were elect- j " higher duty to It. S. Stewart whole country an ce councilor, A. 'his juncture than e; treasurer, J. cotton values, v; secretary, J, Hons between thi iter; conductor, Kfcat foreign pow !reen?ille; war- not enhance valu< f n _ . 1 Til Q 1/ Iwk t 1*11 4^ mbered," says Mr. j points in Sou lie ^President owes Association, the South, to the' on the prog id to mankind, at ber of men whi i the establishment; the cattlemen Serious complica- i they have done s country and any. one of ini er certainly would have passed th es. The President ! to be told "V ? x/v?*v" ? miir iiuui | ~ thwestern Passenger! Tonight t normal com ram are a large num- Kallroad ws > are prominent among its through of the South because tween New ' things. The program tla>ns stalle struetion, because we | oity si"ce I e stage where we need '-'8ht and p /hat to do," we now ' er?tions, b> here was a semblance of [lilions. The Lnke Shore is able at noon to resume passenger service beYork and Chicago, 35 d on the outskirts of this last night getting away, tower plants resumed oput telephone and tele slan prisoners were taken. "The situation near am north of Ivangorod rema changed. "The campaign is being c between the upper Vistula i the River Bug. German ca< have entered Wladlmirwol; the Bug river. Win the Vnurea there u.u ! aer, ana with Field M A to thei Hindenburg directing t ins un-j operations, a determined ' in the Prxasnysz region ontinuedj von Mackensen then river and | advance to inflict sma ralryraen from the south. Step ynsk, on Austro-Oerman hosts pc way toward the city fro a U 11PW arshal von "K"' J- ? ?'*venzie oi :be general ins,{le sentinel, D. L. drive began j sou; outside sentinel. ; of Orangeburg; Ohai resumed his W d, Ne'"?n of Rocl ehlne Mows I TUb foll"wlnR cc hy step the i epi>0'nted: Fln.uc, unded theirrRalrma,n: J' E' Add n. the north r ^ ? ; man. M. . P. Wells: [ isannocKuurn; iu Catoe of Jeflfer-, 8ees regardless F.F. Limehouse or Public clamor, plain, the Rev. | oomlltion8 affectlr t Hill. year and last. Mr. tmmittees were, Under the mo John A. Cook. conceivable, ly, W. F. Kst- ,lon 1n every mi Heyman. chair- l,i*h interest rat* credentials. Vt currency being isi u?i iu? auiy as no j want to be tol of private appeals A big aucth After comparing pure bred br< ik the market this itself be a llbt Harding says: one starting: st adverse condi- , cattle. w'th demorallzn- Vo man lnt mey market, with opment ot the >s. w ith emergency ! South ..an affo iued dailv in lanr*- * ? d "how to do." . Kraph comr )n sale of 60 head of sit,e world i RediiiK rattle will of' Three raorp ;ral education for any ! were besieR to raise or handle oul tlie day dren watc crested in the devel- when they cattle industry in the would rush ird to miss this meet- il was take uunication with the outahs still subject to delay. :ues in the flood district ed by thousands throughMen, women and chilhed the searchers and sa w a body uncovered to the morgue to which u to learn if it was that .? -n \?A - ' * engagement near the Llnge) With the Russian adm last night's official commi that the Russian forces defei Blonie front had been w all hope that Warsaw could was abandoned. Th? .outer line of forts i the Russians withdrew are iw _ wv.. , auu mc buuiu, Willie on topf." tlvlties along the line < lesion in ments were, resumed, unleatlon Before the power of iding the armies of Grand Dn Ithdrawn ^egan to fall back. Prza be saved lor{ij was occupied and rrmles swept on. By J to which had forced the Russians only lino nf th* No row me weai ac- I rperry> chairman: of entrench-1 Q0naD) chairman. A. gold medal waa 1 the Teutons retiring state coun ike Nicholas Thomasson of l>auren Lsnyaz to tho s. Stewart of 1* the German day elected state cc uly 1? they junior Order of Ui back to the Mechanics, was durl appeals, G. S. v?lunie, with eni ments abroad, wit >resented to the facilities, without cilor. W. p. ance protection is. , freights three to incaater, yeater-. we bpKan in Augu: uncilor of the a cr?P of nearly 1 nited American c?tton. Financia ng his college, rea{ly hard preset >?- I I J: |?I U| romous gold ship- mution write h crippled shipping Butler. Box 93 adequate insur and with ocean S KA'B KTARY Ave times normal. 8t. 1914, to market Se<r*tarv of [7,000,000 bales of ^ I institutions, al- Asheville, Ai sd and fearing all battles of futu ;rain ana omer inror-l"* the secretary, Tait few would 5. Memphis. Tenn. 1 the ravine" The city PANIKIiK SPEAKS. j it awoke to ' extent of tl ivy Will Not be Soareil ; pnrfment st ?m Duty. 1 on State sti ug. 4.?Declaring that > fumi8 were re will be fought with Cieties sont fs ?uc. 1 uru .111 uui U return to their vigil at went into uiouruing when a full realization of the tie disaster. All the deores and business houses reet were closed. RelieS started, charitable sofood and the nitv inthmk milei from the center of th and these defenses apparen carried last night, the tnne defenses being captured in enable the. victors to enter early this morning. The statement from P that the Russiun retiremen Blonle-Nadzaryn front had t ?,? w" 4,w* e capital reg8 0f Oatrolenka was la tly were Xowogeorprievsk fortlfl< r line of fc0y to Warsaw on the time to approached. To the soul the "Ity occupied and the It of occupation In the Li etrogrud q.jie Teutons forced t t to the southwest of Wars >een car- their way across the r uv tvi i- days one of the S< iken and the athletes. Mr. Stewar cation. the on the football eleven north, was s<ty of North Carolli th of Radora peer at the position, .ussian lines , attorney and muglsti iiblin region ter. He is not the onl heir way to j Stewart family. 'Re taw, pushed i brother, is playing < ivnr NftTAW i Snffnllf'u Hoookn 11 ?uth's foremost; ma"ner or unrore t played centre were unable and i of the Unlver- advances on cotto la. and had no thla the Southern fie is now an this year plantei ute of Lancas-1 food rr?Pa. w?re ly athlete in the cl*ncy In home-rai d' Stewart, his w're in many case; contre fleld on ton to Pay ?"r Pre ktvi I*. ?n. 2ind tn HPPiirh o seen contingencies, cnemistry, mac unwilling to make Josephus Dani n. In addition to' navJr. speakin* farmers, who have thp North Car 1 record-breaking | ton'*>ht declar faced with a defi- me?t of the laed foodstuffs and developed on s forced to sell cot- n,an wh? stam ssing indebtedness ,n preparednes CHncralinn " hinery and electricity,! ities openec iels, secretary of the > had lost th< ; to the members of Qreat thi olina Dar Association o|, t^e rav ed that this depart-j ^p|10y saw n Rovernment is being ^utoinobilei the theory that tho appirently ils by the "has been" %vag fOUnd c s has no place in this waU cf t 1 houses for those who sir own. *ongs crowded the bunks ine throughout the day. aany freaks of the flood, j were resting in treetops undamaged; one houBe ast upon the hillside with he dining room missing nea oui unninaerea wan tai to indicate that Grand Duke had everything in readiness evacuation of Warsaw itself announcement in Berlin's s that only a stubborn reai blocked the advance of the seems to confirm that the nu with its guns had escap* eauarht In thn cltnripl vi" U.re below Ostrolenku, and C ? . S the city's fortified satei i for the , ? earnest last Tuesday I and the . , , troops under command tatement , .. . _ , Leopold of Ravarin. r Kuard Germans Warsaw lies on the ' lin armv In,,e9 southwest of Pet belnx n2? m,les east of Berlli important Industrial cer battering at j ginia league." s started In 9> Bavarian BIMIO HAS (?OOf> of Prince j lifiidN Other Aspirant hv 3.tMK Vistula. 625 . , ' , Jackson. Miss, AU( rogra , an complete returns fron n. It is an mar reoeived here to iter and Itai^ im in i?e * >rplies. "Attention is ? MAJORITY. tlmt the high prit prevailing in Gorr > for Governor about SO rents a | i?. cotton to those co C. 5.?Virtually apparently tnsurm i Tuesday's pri- jU8t as high pric< iday from 76 of a|,rou?i durlne thi u^Munir lUUll Slip sistency will fr ailed to the fact OUt my plans" es for cotton now ('<>vernor Cr: "any and Russia. ,awyer8 at thf pound, will attract Officers were untries in spite of ''resident, F ountable obstacles.i Vi,le: v,ce prp? Ss paid for cotton I A A" 1 ? civil war Aydlett of Klij ill ? Oil- , . , ighten me in carrying a"( 1 u la ' said the secretary. P?Wer ?f th aig also addressed the inaSH 01 " sir final meeting aheud was " . elected as follows: heaVy l4t0,U, I. S. Skinner. Green- *ere T 1 down the r lidenfs. J. M. 1 less of Hicks of Oxford, K. P., The local :abet.h t'ity; secretary Infantry wi le undisturbed. But the e waters' onrush with its nating logs and debris tcrliaps best shown where culverts many feet high il for a whole city block avine. company of the Sixteenth is brought to ihe scene What part of the army c Puke Nicholas wan able to Itself from the enfolding Field Marshal von HIndenbt ing from the north is inn problematical. It la believed that thin from the north was one of < reasons for roni noli! n a tlm tlr population is estimated >f Grand from 90O.OOO. Wars fc extricate SPS8lon 0r Poland ranpe line of fn the Middle Ages and lrg com- |>art of Seventh Pen reaalngly p|pnted Cracow, the anc as the seat of Polish kov pressure Prussia held it from I :he chief i|n(| for ?,ncn years after ,,,1 me counuea tn h at not far (.ated that Theodore tr the poa- nominated for govern d around it; lty ovor the four otlt in the early more thnn 5.000. lie tury It sup- fonr counties which h lent capital. P(1 it \H believed will ernment. change the result, as 7ttr? to l$o6 Bilbo's honie county. that it <vas the nrlmnrv ts ?nn'vni itsslsHippi Indl- blockade running G. ltllbo was There seems to hi or by a major- tuple funds car er aspirants of ftnance in a nor 'turns from tbc larger volume of ave not report- iaben care of last ; not materially ^ Germany and one of them is ahould bo forced Nomination in mftnufacturing e Unt tn ?ln/i?lnn a steady business. and trea8"rer. s no question that Wnmin8tOD' l'e obtai"^ ??? I I UKItAL I "i **>' * niurh llvst H cotton than was _ rear, and that even . . . Wttsinngton. Austria-Hunearv I?ort on operatl to suspend cotton , era I reserve 1>j ntirely statistics Thomas \V. Davis of' to(,ay to hel ; working in civilian voh ItKSKIlVK HANKS. rests were i Shows IKa tilings ol" I night. t\vo f IM8,5HH. for disorder Aug. 4.?The tirst re-' Inspectori ons ot' the twelve fed- pe t'tment ar inks, made publir to- health inspe Ip the police and firemen the debris assisted by inteer corps. Twenty arna?le in the flood area toor looting and the others ly conduct. * of the local health dee co-operating with state ctors from Ilarrisburg t donment of Warsaw in orde; mit the Grand Duke to se foroementa to aave bis right The occupation of Wara will have the effect of relousl German forces, concentrated reduction of the city and them to turn westward for operations against the Angli jn pnttftOHaiOll of on r to per- oon ? Vasfiats. The Tin** ncl rein- jt j? isi.*,, when It becai tai of the new Kingdom aw Hi*), ln jgsn tIto population i ng large1 thc RUHKlauu and In I on the Huaeian foreei permit Hty. x renewed j vFrorchl - e of Napol inns entered hinanm Tolls I aru< no tho capl- Ditch Was <> of Poland, j Panama, Auk. 4.i-ose against runal tolls were the If September,j \vat?>rway has been in a re-entered , total was $573,365, ! March tolls of $R6u. I lous rerord. iVxcors i show that the mi wit Sl.tw imk Stile*. (ireat Brits p,.n,.,l. : Italy. Japan. Chin -July Panama i Hpi,nd,e* irgest sinee the cotton thi operation. The ru',IVBtert. against the' should be i 784, the prev- ductlon in Americ r>t earnings fori this year amounts 4. i>n i, miu w a 11 lis of tlie United $<?)8,r>88 from ?in, Spain, Russia, to junfl :u>. 1 a and India hav e, V;ere $8!>4,11 : to absorb every twelve?Riehm at is likely to l?: Now York and I than they s; toted that the ro-jbnnk made tin an cotton acreafcol not earnings o to more than f>.- capital invested i?i i in* system earne.l P! ?vi*ui an < November IK. devastated ? iftlR, while expenses 7. Only live of the Ne one!. Atlanta, Dallas,; New Yor Chicago-- earned inordj downpour o >ent. Ti e Rlchinoud 1 tan section e heat showing, with ing flooded r 7.r> per cent on the' suburbs; crl I. St. Louis nimW* tiiAi ed tniffie nuureuK 01 disease in tne listriet. w York Visited. k, Aug. 4. A torrential f rain over the Metropoliof NV? York litis momstreets in the eity ami ippled surface and elevatfloat riivarl viir/to ilA/vilA-1 allies. The British military' au agree that the fall of the < have far-reaching effects eastern and western war the The first determined drive Warsaw from the west oceui October. Within a short t German advance guards pe < on tx.tr i r for Double tborltlea Charlotte, N. C., Am city will tracts for double traclcii ou tho Southcn Railway atro*. were lot horo today. 1 affafnat 4 arolina contract is for rred lu?t f:n41 two ln South Oerolln imo tho H?168,000. netratod ? ... Trucking. ?nc year ending June g 5 ?Con- ?S3*' the to,al )g 3? miles btsh,K *4^43,388. T1 main line ,nr PX^*n,e? amounts The North wh|,,h doe8 not fftk? |280,i>oo l'on Interest on u aggregate vested- charge* rgalm sinking fund and oth items, nor about 48) fpfim f}ll? o'trnintru SO were $230, i '>00,000 acre* aiu for the year India have alao m te total operat-1 t'ons eottou aci (1 to $4.112,5511 ahle that the woi into conaidera-' hu?"d on an avcri the capital In-Jw"l he about R.fl it depreciation, then last year, or lik?- genertl "Cotton, unlike >.000 deducted -fty the market v ... - c - nrneintftH In t J 1 that Egypt and j poorest, with ? ode radical reduc- greater than ea roapro. It is prob- nro allowed dl rid'* cotton crop' .innt, after exp. lge yle" I an aero, m ^ald tonlg lOO.oon bales lessf to declaro dlv About (50 per (rrain, is a couimn ' earned by all tl aluc of which de-, discount of nol jxpouf.es 5.4 per cent i Hundreds o filings. To tho banks trees, vidonds up to 6 per Shipping iinses are p^id, but. It schooner M ht that none planned 'Jhevorle, N idends at this time, plaster goi cent of the money ? ptrin and ne brinks vns through 3oa?* guard :es. n?.'nbers of .. ? t! VC| uvvniw* f eelhtr'- and uprooted su flered. the small V. B. Chase, front . rt., for Norfolk with dk to the bottom. Her a sailor wore drowned, la rescued the other fotv tho erew. ui wiiiiin i'j nines or the cl B??n reinforcements from were brought up and the < were swept hack to their bo Shortly afterward r sect temnt was launched from tl direction and a groat bstH ty. Rum- ' Honor CmIuiiiI (Jal'ela. Cortland, Ore. At?#. Jernians Snyder of Philadelphia rdera. president of the \;aerli >nd af p?thfc association here rto same Mary Ljrle?-fMma of Coin e dev?|-1 )l? Mt'?lwr. I ernmen( vefleola uslnji S.?O. $. . , WHS Ma?t U'm ? 1811 .1 I . \ \l?. ? T today. I?r. eminent has deeded t mb'.a $. f!.f port Hll.tJcrnrmn rotaa dla, nworrtlfMC to Th Ait iniiii 01 ?? ? * H%wo 111 tinier !, the canal. South a* a prodti . , niodlty haw jufforei India. *ltlon of coitou, he ho Hritlsh rov-. Wronger iban wat o fntorji or do- ,,o and financial fonftr'Of: 4o In . fiooa aro so very " TVaos :Ma ?h.it tiwro rai ui war ami liuicer of that com-. Midi 1? il. The actual po- Philadelphia, iv ever, Ijj :r# much , damage was i i the < aso a. year) early (oduy by : and other ennui- j coiupaniert by much more favor-' war much dam: ft b? ro doubt tbat tre??. _ I 1U1 <Hpll untax*' TK?im?. ' !<?J fr-.m al Aug. 4. Much inino* . U of t.r; lone lu thin sectlo' : h.s crew i i heavy rainstorm, ao .i< ?ul off it a high wind. Ther Along th< ?jec to crops nn?l rroil ft rsey the j -o cstlmr.to tin of the r.???? Kl?<e K. >ock and exposure; ;.'S the ,'iiU to re ue a lUeraber after his vessel 'iod ;*otinobln'a Iloef. i northern <v am j Ne\? ijnlo did ilnmnpc difficult 'A <" > * r-. ' * v . .