Death And Desolation In A Hurricane

A hurricane swept over La Paz, Mex., and destroyed ln4 houses, killed 10 people and'seriously woundecl 20 more. Including the American sehooner Czar 10 craft were bfached and a government cutter was sunk. Many residences of the American colony were destroyed and others badly damaged. The same storm wrecked the steamers Uiego and Mazatlan with all on board, including a number of American miners, about 100 sonls in all. Two coaches of i mail train jumped the track on the l'ennsylvania rojul at Manor. I'a. Thèy crashed as-ainst a freight train and two people were killed while many were injured. During a drumten quarrel Mvs. Mary Knigbt, ag-ed 43, umrdered her mother, Mrs. Catherine Hart, aged U4, at Dayton. bv knooking her down with a piece of iron. then braining her with a chair. P. J. Jierlo. the professional bicyclist made a nevv worlds record for a inile flying start, oovering the distance in 1:46 4-5 at Hartford. Conn. The former record was 1:47 3-5, by Ilarry Tyler, at Manhattan Beach, ttiis f all.