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PENS&'GOEA -m CUT:
; MAJ. C." S.IDLEY,-WH 08 U C-
;C EEDS. COU HAR TS AS ' SU PT.
-OF PUBLIC BUJLDlNGSlAND
GROUNDS AND AIDE TO 4
THE,' PRESIDENT,
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. TOPT MUM
Contestants Who Expect to.win an Automobile or One of
ilf The Other PrizesShoiild Do Their Beet This Period;
Aggressive Contestants C 'annot! 'Complain of Laclc ,
1
; - ; of Support.
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THE PRIZES.
Cutting Off of News From
Flanders Creates .Air of ;
Tenseness. J" .
$775 T.t scot, " -Automobile.
$200
$100 ni
$93 furniture suite.
$75 Columbia Grafonola.
4 to do even- more next- Week
f . v As thecoritst oiBot close until
fi: six weeks, frbm MonAity .nijt -tlwnj.lr.
' ample time for; any, lustl? and -.a'm-'
i 4. j hitious, young . womam tc i enter . ; the ,1
Va gold,.' acf ".f e ndpr. Jhe irea win- t
ni gold, ner- -Thi9, .cspociKv itrueiiif, therE
the towns in the territory ""where there
i V V
NOTHING TO REPORT, .
SAYS GENERAL HAIG
Heavy Artillery Fire Along the
French Front is Reported. v
Germans Fare Badly, in' :
Air Raid. ; ; 1
(Br Assorted PreBa.1
Field Marshal Haig is extremely la
conic in his dispatch 'today from "the
British front, in France,, and Belgium,
"nothing to report except Jhe. usual
artillery activity on' both sides", -"lis the
essence of it. ' ; f V-
The warnings yesterday from the
newspaper correspondents , at .the
front that nothing need Je-expected
from them for . the ''."time being, read
m this connection, jcena 10 create aa
air of tenseness with vthe possibility
seen of bis events impending. ' Mili
tary observers, not on the spot, how
ever, seem. at sea over the probabil
ities. The Interval since Wednesday's
big attack appears to be too shOTt" for
the launching of another extended of
fensive movement in Flanders ;and
there have been no patently visible
signs of preparation for arrive: in any
other sector., The possibility exists,
too, that- the veil which has been
drawn over tlia activities along .the
fighting- line, is only intended ,to coyer;
te lorces - until the change, is complet
Will Not Abandon Any Terri-
tory, Occupied During the
, War -
HAS FREEHAND FOR :
PEACE NEGOTIATIONS
Declares That Imberial Gov-
ernment Has Not Commu
nicated With Any Enemy
Government.
ed
The comparative quiet that has pre
vailed for the last f &Jr days on The
French front is continuing. Only the
artillery has been at all active, chief
ly in the Verdun region. East of the
Meuse, in this sector, howeverr the
gunfire reached a violent pitch last
night, Paris reports today. - w
The latest German "raid on England
1 s ' (15 v Associated Tresa.)
-. Copenhagen Sept. 29. Germany
has not- renounced Belgium and has
not been in communication with any
of her enemies, according ; to Berlin
reports of -a speech made beforethe
Reichstag main committee by Chan
cellor Michaelis. The Chancellor is
quoted as follows : f r i 1 ; , l
"A Liberty deputy, correctly, stated
thati the attitude of the inrperiargoy
ernment as regards: its war aims was
the;;PapalS 6tee-rlV!ceresoixh
tion of -July 19, was expressly men
tioned in this reply, and' further ex
planation i thereof JsJ unnecqssawr.
. "Moreover, .'I - declare that state
ment that the 'imperial government
had already communicated ; with yx this
or that hostile government, and that
it had, ;.in advance, renounced occu
pied territories, thus abandoning the
I most valuable advantages, in peace
$50 wrchandise ordpr at J. .W ,ha-VBn practically- .nothing . dono,-
H. Fuchs' DepartmeAu Store. . - and, where thousands. Of votescan bo x B
, v J them.lv - ' f ; - 1 . ,y
$25 wrist watch.
Tvo $60 idiimond - Tings.
.U.Scrae of thoe wM 4 'ttle la.e
Ten -per' cent ' commission -to im beings nomina'trfV ..jri.Tid. mothers who
all ion-winners, -wLo remain' have been una b' io ? tart their cam-! 4
active, on -money rfor nw;' suh- j pai?ns,-soom-to bo. .9 jthc opinion thatv
sciiptions. ' , 1 - they- are too. late to-.h":5n,"now but in
4. 4. $ 4 4 4'$
Next Saturday, night at 9 o'clock
h?s they are very much in error." Now
ig : the very best - time? Jo-' commence i-;.
The workdonn thus 1 far has '.been.
(mostly pf a, preliminary character, and.
the competition for the $60 Diamond as the, campaign was( a mew-and un-J;
Rine will -come to a close. The. Rinzilniown' propositior- if was neces?ary
to spend a great deal "of time explaia-
lug 7 1 ne rums auu ? uuuux ujuus. ; u r.',,-,.
nearlv everyone-'in .this rsection , has
read .all' abdutrihe ; contest caad Is:
watching j its -.progress vwlth -,interpi5t.
This condition will make subscription
: " - . Jfettin'sTi much easiertn it .was at
.ine tirst, or preliminary, period 01 -
the; contest will come to a close nexti xt-- A'trrXV2.AiaUZ.
is r to be - awarded the contestant who
turns in the largest amount , "of ; money
for : NEW subscriptions during ; the
two weeks ending next Saturday, who
does not win one of the more valuable
prizes
oaiuraay mgm; at ine same ume Jis,n,,- nf nf '.mnrf if . '
the. competition for, the special prize Jth d u , oniy'becau3e they have -
1 Innnor this narirul iafh liw 1 . nnW h n-P '- ': . - ? - .-. -i - ... ;;..
During this period each $15 worth pflfQ,; Miw.thou m, Vnnw.that -.i
subscription gives any candidate 150,-it,eiV A.t fa ; ThPn'nnrt
During the second',,, 'frfn1,iy:r,rimAnlhfirt .
berioi the number of extra votes will sirer n l? knwn. Mny pe-
uBieuuceu lu.uuu ana aurug me tnira when unsolicited ?bys the' favorite,,-;",
and last period tMre will be another hciv wnM nfcP-mntvtr rpp win! vrill -
reduction, of 10,000 votes. . a nhBtPrntinn to V ftPi-nnrl hoicp "
sThe, contestants have only ix more if that candidate. happens . to ask for
uajro ,iu wuir iui iiic aycvicii pixae auu;it.c tin -tUlS IVCL ies -utu ft.-uiui-auuj
the high first period extnf votes; and a warnine to'.the. intendinsr. contestants -
the ones who expect to ' win should, do to get into the ' race and let" everyone t
their very best duringUhe short ,.time know by their energetic solicitation of,
V.it remains. y AU of ; thv active' con- Riibscrintions andifvof ?s andiby the
testants " have done : wellV this week, position they occupy il the list, thai
itvuiug' auvaniage 01 ine- nice weaxner, they are in tne race , t win.
I:
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t i iiulu u ui iiLiuiL : I
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i ;u enters into -r ignt to oave juov-
No Comrhiinicntio'nvWith Flor-.
K ? ts V ida v,ity pmce r nday: ; v
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uwipg. io ninpie jw armngs, .
: JiuuuiiiK nqauicu aic iriar- ,
j.ua l oLorrri.' is . ivinvint7
5 ' - INorth:';:
DRAMATIC JNrjnFNTS
V i-'pt TMrTI T ATF A rlni?17QC
NewV Orleans;.- SeptJ 29.- Word ; was ,
anxiously awaited heW (i
, f from Pensacola, ,; Fla.'! which '; 'Vas f"
i.truciE; by;, the - tropiea. hurricane-yes:
IW sPt to Coii-. ensacoia had been cut off C since -
fel inue the W ar rremier m: about "1 clock yesterday afternoon.0
r ; pected Before JSayvEndsl!
iv'-A ,.,v.",.; - ..,..-.;
(By "Associated Press.V ':
"Peirograd,: Sept. . : 28. (Delayed )
5-sivtJreos5H.yi. iovK iae. imuauve
jtodayj' idjfacted 'ldlyi whaBmay be
.thsupm6, test of the'poer of . his
i government At the ' very . beginning
ui . ine :;4jemocrauc, .uongress,r called
by jeMaiihiajajM' the iCburicil of
Workmen's
question hi '-jb wer and ..perhaps to de-
il' ?te?-goyernmemV the Pre
iet;. accepted
i: HeiJoW
gtme hajf; savei ftussia infits darkiest
j,t Jwtn."5 - jV
A- je 5?eyent . A V V
turned out badly for the raiders:,Theirf n6goyaaons, is untrue. I declare
the, " Imperial government nas . tree
hands' faf eventual- - peace . negotia-
airplane formations failed to reach
London, although ; repeated . attacks
werp made and two of the 2i) ; ma
chines engaffad were brought down
by the British." Only insignificant
damage was caused by the bombs that!
were" dropped over. Kent, .Essex, and
Suffolk, and there were no causalties.
British aircraft, on - the ; other hand,
are reported by the admiralty.; to have
worked extensive- damage by raids' in
Belgium, particularly at the' subma
rine base, at Zeebrugge, and airdromes
in the interior. ' ,1' I
Mi
Y BONDS FOR
tions. " This also refers . to ueigium."
, ' No Supplement. '
h Paris; Sept 29. The diplomatic
courier who brought the Austrian re
ply to the Pope's peace note to Rome
did , not brin the supposed 'supple
mentary German communication con
cerning "Belgium; V W - V '
i! ; "That communication," adds a Hav
as dispatch from Rome," "can then be
considered as non-existant." V '
CABINET FORMING
A JOB IN RUSSIA
No Proposition Seems to Suit
v the Many Political
Factions.
A ' dispatch from Berne given out
by the Wireless. Press - in London, Sn
September 26, said that Germany has
agreed to evaquate Belgium on cer
tain conditions.: 'The ; proposal was
said i: to? biave been made in a supple-.
I meritarv' note to the -Vatican. It was
f in ; the . form "of : a rTerbal .coi
tion . made by
Kuehlmann,
.JunicbJ.li
communica-
;Foreign ;;' Secretary
to the-Papal nuncio at
Charged With j Dynamiting 'qMjNATIONS fqr ! H
1. C. C. CUMMllUIN
Postoffice at Lowlands and :
Resisting Draft Law
(By Associated Press.) . r .
Xew Bern, N. C, Sept. 29, Reve
ue ofiiecers
i ;;W (By 'Associated Press.) ;-?XV
Washington, Sept.: 29. The follow
ing 'were nominated; -today by ' Presi-(
' . (By Associated Prens.)
Petrograd, Sept. 29. The Minamal-
ists' and the Social. Democrats. at yes
terday session of the Democratic
Congress voted 81 to 77, in favor of a
coalition cabinet, to include represen
tatives of the bourgeoise, but 86 to
51 against the inclusion of the Coh
stlttuional DembcratsV v The revolfc
'tioh . Socialists ' voted in favor of a
coalition, excluding the Constitution
al! Democrats 91 to 87.' :: I - ' ;
Premier Kerensky conferred with
reptesentatives of the Moscow . indus
trial,! group, regarding their possible
entry; into the cabinet. They replied
they would participate, if the cabinet
was wholly independent of any party
br political, association. ' ; Vvk
' The government, iq. replying Jto the
, demands of the Maximalists for the
inviolability- of NikolaKLenine at the
'.Congress, said he would not be ar-
10 EERIUIAfi AIR ;
SHIPS SHOT SOWN
Another Air , Raid Oh England
Last Night, But". No
jj I, . .Casualties.-' . 1"
,1- ' ' . . . -
''"i ;r v'i ".(By Associated Press.)' v r
London, Sept.- .'29 Two German
airplanes V which took part in last
night's f raid - over the Southeast coast
Of ?Ehgl?.nd; were brought 'down, it is
announcea -.oiuciauy. cxo oasuaiues
were .caused ; by the raid. - - ;..., 1
; r The following official announcement
was .madeV 'I:.;-,-?.-
VLord French, commander of
irniiRnMitjrlni
uuii uuinii-iiiju
rmm$mnmmmi
L I lull I 1.UI1 lUIHI UJI
New York is oiiEveC of ; Most
" Spectaculati Gamt?
: -The ygyeriim cnt alsollndlcated its
policy' MjTsfrm
war; when" General i Ve
jister of ar' pledgedlthe .cohvention
to affinal Victory J over Germany, if
aisGtpane (,in. tne .army was ' restored.
The" general's- reference to 'the return
of ' discipline 3;ahd hsl announcement
th;tcerw6uli be-"4edb3e
messages - from ihat city, ptat
I,cd the - wind, was - blowing - abouV.100 ' t
.miles an 'hour'and . indicated ' consid-: .;
erabl ; damage?' was -beine - done ' tb-.
nmnB. ' .' . ''.! .. ' -'-.',V.v t' " .
if Efforts trt. bc4 .' tAnAw- witfc i...: y
f if tl 1 w IT . nriin n n.. . n . J . - . .
navaL radio Station , h6ra thrnnhrtnt -
.... ' -I'f - rv ' Tr
t me nigai ana eanv toaav. j Teieernnii !.
ana - teiepnone, ; companies h offlews
.would be restored befo v. tomorrow .
ine IjOUlSVlIlfi r NAehvilTo roHo 4 -
.owing j td a ;, sertouo washout" inear
;here.' j was de;tourin& : it ' ; trainst ' into ' .'
itntg city .on the; , tracks Pf y another
line. V' 4V ; .' A 6;: v vv"--i-; : V
,v Some f stortf tdamage r.to , atanding i
timber; and a1; tipvCri)ps was reported v f
.no - estimate .was : available as '.to 'the '
icxtent of ;;thelqsses;,:;v, ijt';. f
HounlSL La'J I Spnt; f29:-A: ;: omn?' ;
about: 25 miies; south.yof ihereVlate
stormand Ahewne
trfhi ''anil nfo-ftl V. A L--. ' -" ' ; -
: Kev , uiuci "UBuenuen .were -
hekf superiors, -instead: of I elected ;by ed jhere today -from a pomt,tnVth0
paign.
. r V"
enemy machines participated in last
night'svraid.ii Bombs '-were dropped in
a number of places in Kent,-Essex and
Suffolk, . but no casualties r and"; only
insignificant ' damage; has been report
ed . up to. "the present. 7 Repeated ; at
tacks yere? made I on London but in
no case, did the raiders' penetrate the
outer defenses. : f li, St v'..
' . ' (Br AsPociited Press.)"1 ' ;
. New york.'Bep,y29.5
nered contest" for ? mayor was; ' assur-
ed today when :. it ?;became Virtually
certain -that MaybrohflMltic
would make a; fight for i re-election,
despite-' his defeat ; by 'iliiam .; JI.
Bennett, a ' formerv Senator,"'; for- the,
Republican-nominatioriLeaderg;
the ' fttsibnrlTDpvement; whic x was tre-J
sponsible - for :' the mayor's :-?lebtion
f bur - years .ago;-; began ytodayl" ta mak"0
'arrahgenients';! for ; tleampaignT for
declared :v
iprevented7it
1 destroyed dt.'
its: existence.
When x the . Premier
declared
drtyned; acceding ;torepOrtdF recelf"'
I .. M. Kerensky ' in a .speech referred j ;''"' Heavy; Damaga Reported.. ' . :
10 uj.e-revTiL or -uenerai JvornnonT: and i v ?r. " ' "5"--i -uw:
jli.-- &;A'j.?v'; r 4 center, or nrunt,',of the tropical hiir-
1 1 stucK rensacoia. lav earl v- iastt f trh t "
... - -.. . ' .. . . ' r " i ; .3 ,
crP8 1 and buildings in .West Pjorida, i
l and SOUth and Cnntrnl ? ATihatrta : 0L
uuoci vauc vi uiuBi.i auu uiscipune, i ."v r uwoi wuco wcui. uuwit ' cany 'i
laoMuiAuu O.JJ.U i.ijiiiiiiiiiiii ii 11111 . 1 u iinu. .
here; today'" vi-v 1:.it-; j'-' '
his fje-election. .I' Already petitions
JLord:iFrench, commandeorhe bntainlngHhe namespi -several thou
home defenses, reports that the Jatest i - '.A0, ' ;f ' .
infqrmation.. Indicates' that about 20 sand, voters h
in circflatipnri to
and: others ; are
place 'Mayor; Mitch el's - name On., the
, 4 OrHEAVyi CASUALTy list;
- -5v 4f -Jf 55- 'C-
V i ' .' (By Associated Press). .
f IJojidonv Sept 29vi-TBritish cas
4Kiuaities ',; reported during : the;
3f month i of September total 104,- de
late vosterdav arrested I vit Wiiann t't iha fhrpp vfic.aTif'iGa onfrostpf) in the . hall of the Consrress. 4fr S98 divided" -as follows : 'iA.'
Wiiliams, Kelly- Watson, s Mitchell , the Interstate Commerce Commission: i hut would .' bW. abDrehended if .'found i Officers killed or die4.;C ff
vatson Christopher Carroway, -and , Robert :W. Wooley. .o
them In Vow Horn anH orr-il(m fio l r,, 0 v Aif Vi?6rtT o
I've men before Commissioner vHfll,f the term endings Pecemb?rr3r,cn.921M.
iirr namea on a warrant cnnreine " fjpnrs'B - w.:?-Anaerson. oi
Bbstott,
2
resisting the draft law,. and the "others Mass., for the, term ending in ; 192
.Lowlaiifls. N. H on th nii?ht. of , I rviVTPllffC'D iltf II I KTll 'i '
September 17. Their nrelhninarv MTr!V?n
official .ballot ,
t r Fusion ; readers f rankly :admit that
the "defeat of Mayor Mitehel in"' the
Republican ;-prlmry;rwasV'dlne;j'to.vbu'ngi
ling, and that; the: nomination ' of .Ben-
Hall
one of .thfemostdramatic heckling in-
J A. - j t -1 A. V A ..
ciaents wuica punctuatea nis.aaares3.
occurred. He had ; reached a "pause in
his address, ?when' a ; ldud vvbice ine "the
gallery shouted. "."You are the great
mischief worker Of the country.'', '
" From a bedlam of hisses'- arid', ap
plause v ybicesV from ltie; floor chal
lenged th6 heckler 4 to arise. A com
mon .soldier in the back gallery aros e
and with, arms folded across bis brown
blouse.- stood calmly. 'facing -a torrent
ot: hisses from the supporters . of -PreH
mier' Kerensky.f -s h:. .. .j ..; V ;.'. ' ?
; There was ,.an air ' of - tense excite
ment as a .result of . rumors that the
agitator, ii LehineviWas -; in Petrograd
an4t would? attend the convention.
This rdied "dowri, however, J when he
Brewton, "J Evergreen, ;v ' Ahdalusli.
x. lorijiia, jjotnanxjiroy : ana , oafk.
nett; created a j situation itf local , poli-i?-; nawFrnwi sreeiea. ,j tre
trcsmuclito" the likihgvof; Tammahyf Vtet Kerensky ;inded thate;
x unv tut; ty ; la.- uii .,iu& tfve vi
The. apyliiUse ' which ' greeted -i Pre-
a : smau .minority ! witn nim.
?: The Socialists supporting him eon-
tend that he has ,a ' majority; of the
convention. ; iThie government ";minis-
ers j had: a 'meeting late ' tonight' to
discuss the ?effect of ;his f appearance,
.putvpne4'bf'the;.;mmisers would talk.
A -Bisis : pjcqbabl will come Saturday,
when the' work of preliminary organ
ization .iiks been '""completed - and ' the
irie from his : hiding !lace.
yxaniinaiion was continued-Until Oo
!ober s. and they were ; committed: to
Jail in default oj $3,00d bond. - . .; ;
ine ( vmim ii-iTur nf tho rr!tnffi
' " "-(nj Associated Press.
Canadian ? Army Headquarters,
acrorn:. ";r.. rZ'Z. France. Sept 29.-A, German
outrnn,,. a. I. ,r .a, 'A.-, f .. brought .down wounded
ui nit? reiusai oi pusuu at- , . - - iis-i,t..!aeoo
thoriiu., .11 i.-i .w..i.--w prisoner last night, asserted
ers 7 ,.; . r1? -nemer-m famous,' Froneh.; air,
Genr,,; ' , "u l,. 'Vi1 ,.; whose fate has1 been uncertain s:nce
. vvmun recenuy . was ; aeme' . - ... .,ii.iT3j- 'v.t.fcj .- ,... ::p-
"wiuiis privilege because
Qraft articles therein.
' ASKR
;
.
Unos was killed ;H1 battle With': a
, i fii" J iierman airpiauer.. vuju3auic woa uui-
' - 1 , .; ; ' v- rie(j the , prisoner .said, -just behind . the
LAFOLLETTE'S EXPUL-':m Vr lirM5r-Vif ATTLJC yr
SION. . i vyu muivi-. JJUr. w i.
AMONG AMEKICaAINS
one of the most spectacular mayoral
ty "campaigns in "many : years ' is.' ad
mittedrbythevleaderaoi political
factions; iiRepublican?-Ieadefs;'mahy
of rWhom -are affiliated with- the fus
ion "cpmmittee,; following; :,a meeting
last nightannpunced ' that .tney'f would
support ' the ' nominee" ; of " the." primar-
va. w i..- . . u4. - . izaunn Deen cuuiuieicu ana tne
ift' oiKi.'mW fiQ Rna ,' ; sruon aiia assist mnue crg.inizauon fvt OTznj-.., ,. - - , . ...
Al&l; men 86,byy.; , .fe,?':;;;:..,;.. -s uT -... , w? The section of General ?Vorkhov-
- .; -. -7- ' : .r, ..7T " ' '' ", ; any tft.nhtMn peace at; the eX-
:HOiMbS;OPGERMAN S
.r '"J t 4 , v"'. . A- :: :-4Mwinisteraid.
'. ' 4 ' - " - - 1- 7, w.v...;........r,,,..!..........-.x -i-T i .4. ji- J fc-krS s -i -u t: Jiit-i.
me nusawa ai my ..ssuiv. win utie il
I'breastyto free I JJie fatherland." '
rThb;" general said he "would handle
If theS iarmy withpufgloves although it
had menty s of lgodd : intentions.-. He
:?;i,?The Twelfth ariny; beforeRlgadid
;cot; fefiise to' fightrand die but" we
neea men lu -iisuw uuu: wm- viuiunes.
ferpiloes ut j refuseto fight;
bpi ;iathMsame time, it. murders its
. i
, ; jit-
( Hi. A 1-A.--J -T.- " .. .
j, ' 1 ; ibuuiaieu tress ; . - v.
munic:.t!on frcm , the" Governor '
lI T , -.a- . .
i-
m- 'r ' . . r b v Assrtclai
(By Associated Press,)
Cation frr-m tha Ci(vrrrnr "WachlnETton. .; ffenti 2. l"WO more
- V . AAV. ; . . . . WW T7 . tf; ... ( .
"I A IJlnntiAfn j' it.. rtA.A. . u I -i Ai.' a!m..a4 :..Via. Amai.itnn ' 4-yt-ir- a
ic fa My commission requesting abroad Hwere annbunce4 .,todayv;in,a
fr,niKion from the .Senate
-'.nor J.aFolIctte of. Wiscon
-j, v:;;i prostnted In th Senate
l?!1;iy ly Senator Kellogg, ; of v try: regiment,' died SeptemberX24iof
p'nno f"a. and referredby Vice fcerebra Pspinal meningitism taeiine
of;; -cablegram, from? Major uenerai er-
-" shing vfiiv- -vcM W:0?::K
Private W. C; Sullivan,?of an , mfan-
11 "IJL. If T !mmCr1K I u i i ' ' ; wote;Wefherany wo
;wgpl3 - X 1 WCl ' ' h i I lif 1 r!i;'haviif at, great many, deserters. , The j,- The - damage alPngthe water front'
r---UltlWkxD 1p4ff fer t; WA '-W Tli Vv-vgloriqus:Victorfes;:onrthe; southwest fwas. slight: .Taking advantage, of the V
-mtWst m m ! II ?J.fi. fr i.jOTrpnttiny'
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aridrain.-;:HundJ:eds of small ' build- -ings,
, gm -iouses; V cottonseed . oil
mUls'-.and'VotaerVstabli8hmens.;,tLf -f :
wooden : material, ' and vmany Vcablns.
and barns were demolished: V T 4
The wind attained av high ' velocity
in ! Montgomery shortly after niKht- F
fall, at which .time more ' than five
inches of rain had fallen. : Gusts of
rainf accompanied' ihe 4 wind, which '
raged r. all night,' the maximum here t
beings between .i 5&."and 6Q iniles ah
hour. , Trees and . small. 'i.hiiildinA -'
:were -blown1 down ilhi 'an sections; of
the .city.;. So, far ,no xasnalties;, lav.e: '
.peens reported. -t; , ' k ... r.: . :? y-f, . -Street
'carV traffic tp . some Bubu'rbs .;:
todar is; interrupted.; r "No trains have'
moved - oyer: the Lbuisyine. '& Kashs; v
yille . railroad since. Friday. mornhig
more than ;500; passengers fbt CpoibitS 1;
south ; being, marooned here. - ::' ! v.
U - ii: Pensacola Ctii tOff
-Atlantai;;'G'a.Sept;-.,29.1eMacol$i'
Fla was cu off i frbiii: all' wire coin V
munication today; as .the result of th$ ::
hurricane that struck, the gulf ' ocas t
yesterday. - . Wires to : the i Western?"
Floridacity were lpst" ; yesterday af-. 5
ternoon : and telephone and telegraph "
compahy Officials today Saidchancea -
of restorihgvhini' before tonight .!
were'not bright. . Praftically .all ' wires :
hatb ; Pensacolavconverge to Plomaton;e
onHhe AJabama:Fi6rida;jine? It wat
beyond ;Flomatoii that i the breaks 06- ;
curred: K-j f'Xrst V 'V i. ..,
Mobile-H9ded arnins..'-i
;;obIleWAia.; .;Sepfc v 29-Becausp ;
warnings had - been . spread . broadcast" . V
pver - .Mobile atid ' , surrounding ? terri "
tory; lr eecjioh- passed ;;thrOngh the , v
hUrrijcane vJate vyegterdav.and-r ? inkf !
L night, wth a, mlnimunt-ot damaged al ,
though , the velocity of the wind reach-, v
ed 96vmilesanhdur The business t,
and itesidentlal ;; sections :Of '"thei;city rC'
today iere:littered ' with, sections df
roofs; galleries, signs, trees and other
'pra refill. retreat. :
"in? tne:irear
w
e- renxoree-
;';. -i;'ments;biut Jth ;men at the front : do
ricane, "shippingsoiight a safe' harbor.;
-l, l : 3 ' m . i - a i TA Aj.'v mi . .
ueumu- i weive. (inue isitinu. ? jneriv-,
erlwas' ?elearof ' all.' manner; of craft '
accent them' because thevi brini Llotie' before hfi? cale struck 'Mfihilft
1 dlseorft and j regiments vith 1 historic; And -at , the river front ' this morning f
recordiji cannot accept; such f men." 3 litwas said not v boat 'had been lost;
General f-Yerkhovsky; V4riepeatedi his
l announced f-program of changing 5 the 1
armi ComnanderSi educating'-' the Wisttirbance ; thisi morning is ; central- f
troops 'along' free; revolutionary 'lines.
.pasea on mutual - xFust.Deiween ... om-i
iovef'jthe interiors of ; Southern Ala-?
bariia, iV, with; decresed;-' intensity:
Stoniy: warnings .are. displayed ; On the !
trom on ; Monroe .10
on ' the Gulf ccast. :
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