Seattle, Jan, 27.
While the death toll following terri floods and landslides through. out British Columbia mounted to 23 yesterday, the fate of several towns in the province was not known for @ucing the past week they have been entirely cut off from the out side world, telephone and telegraph wires having been blown own during the lashing gale.
Meanwhile, the storm which sv.ept the State of Washington seems to have abated somewhat lessening the anger to lives and property from floods-—Havas.
Tegucigalpa, Jan, 2€. that earlier in fawept across Honduras, $4,000,000 worth of damag Press, "El Wells Damaged by Snov: Storm Warsaw, Jan. 21.
Twenty all wells were seriously damaged by the snow storm which swept the ollfelds of Boryslaw re-lon, in Poland.
Traffic in the affected district has been completely disrupted, stow reaching a height of five metres—Havas, Mississippi Flood Horrors New York, Jun. 28, Terrible scenes of error and suffering in the flooded river basin of the Mississipp! were described today by an official surveyor, Declaring that the—death-roll might never be revealed, he ald that thousands of people in outing towns and settlements were praying. for food and clothing. The White population and the negroes were huddled together with the cattle, and all shared the available food.
Scores of children, almost frozen to death, had been rescued during the past few days, but he added that Accompanied by storms of snow, sleet and hail, the gale in Briiain A party of Assai Maras—tribesmen Poraticns, Interior. Foreign Affairs, velocity of 88 miles an hour.
"Old Teaidents from the Abyssinian side of the from Wa", Navy, Aviation and Colonies. described it as the worst within living memory, Considerable damage tier—had crossed the border and trong wind has uprooted trees, attacked a force of Issas, who, being down telephone wires and electricity cables, and demolished chimneys. outnumbered, were gelling the worst of the encounter.
Prince, as Composer, mea Sk &, Sten said that the steering-gear of the 'M. Bernard, heedless of the danger many had also perished when tap~
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