Show 1 STORM 1 M lAV LEAVES TRAil Of W C A Washouts Floods Deaths and Traffic Delays in Wake Vake of Rains CANON CITY Colo Aug US S Railroads today were Tere repairing thousands thousands thou thou- sands lands ot of feet Ce t of oC washed out track following one of oC the tho heaviest lest floods of ot the tho year ear hero here yesterday Water In the Royal Roal Gorge rose twelve feet feel In a Ii few hou hours following heavy rain In the mountains Bridges and hl highways highways high high- hwa's h- h ways was In this section lecton were badly damaged TRAINS DELAYED DENVER Colo Aug Au 2 West west I West Westbound Westbound bound Denver Dener Rio Grande trains were being routed out of ot Denver I today over the Union Pacific lines I and marooned eastbound trains were being moved mo over other ro roads ds from rom the western slope or of Colorado Intermittent stretches of ot c cand and several bridges for a distance of or seven miles mUes were washed out railroad officials said but it was expected to have normal service resumed Sunday Sunda Union Unton station officials tild aid two trains detained at Salida N Nos Nos s. s 1 and 3 were carrying San Chicago Fran cisco cars but all the other train trall to did not go SO beyond the D. D R R. R C G. G system The officials of oC the road said man many tourists returning from Crom California had been held up and the remainder of ot tho the passengers were from the w western st elope of ot Colorado THREE KILLED CINCINNATI Aug AuS' 28 Three Three p persons persons per per- r- r sons were reported missing today are homeless and property loss los of or resulted from Irom a cloudburst which swept wept through Carlisle K Ky Friday night TRACKS OUT I DENISON DEr Tex Au Aug The 8 28 The track of ot the Missouri Kansas Texas railroad was washed two feet Ceet out of ot 11 line no between er Deaver and Hagerman Haberman today and trains are being detoured over the Texas Pacific Water Water was waa reported flowing over the Kat Katy Laty tracks In fn many places Late reports indicate the Red river Is rising rapidly threatening the lowlands as asa a a. result of or recent hea heavy rains Hl HEAVIEST RAIN SHERMAN Tex Aug 28 Eight and tenths four s inches of or rain the tho heaviest precipitation in forty Corty years fell ell here last night and this morning Many families wing living in tn the lower sections were forced to move and chickens and stock were drowned Cotton was damaged I LOUISVILLE I ICy Ky Aug 28 S 1 Special telegrams from Cram Carlisle Ky I say damage estimated at more than was was as caused there last nl night ht by a cloudburst which Inundated the valley alley In which the town lies Bes A number of ot d' d dwellings s were nere swept from their foundations but occupants fled Cled to safety I |