Inter-Mountain Republican | 1909-02-15 | Page 8 | Niagara Falls Dry.

0 O 44 t 4 4 4 44 4 tH t H I 4 4 FALLS P. JUlY llLY I II f 4 4 f I Niagara Falls Fall Feb Not H.-Not i t 4 since March MaTch 19 13 19 1859 have the falls I f 4 of Niagara presented such Ruch a 0 spectacle spectacle spec- spec 4 f as today tOllay a high ligh wind 44 4 I 4 Ing the water vater tack t up Lake Like Erie Irlo 44 4 4 and Ice gathered on the reefs b by 44 4 4 Goat Island and the tho No Now York rork 44 4 4 t mainland f 4 t Many people wandered about the tho 44 4 4 1 rl river r bed to unusual places The f 4 olum of oe if the Horseshoe falls taUs was 44 4 4 lessened and down In tic tho 4 i 4 gorge the thi rocky talus In front of oC oCt 44 4 t tl 4 t l' the tile American tails falls was full fully ex- ex 44 4 4 posed Tho The water In the lower 4 1 river was tull fully 40 feet teet below belo the tho I i normal stage and old ohl residents ad- ad 4 I I never Having viewed It n in such condition So pronounced was the sp that Rev ne A A. S S. UA- UA f con eon of the First Presbyterian f ff f 4 church who evor every day lay walks walles- f ff f 4 about the falls for tor his health f ff f made mad the this announcement of ot tho tim f 4 fact from hl hIs pulpit and n advised members of ot his con congregation to toJO togo f ff f KO JO and in l see dry Niagara f fO 4 O 0 4 M f 4 H f H 4 4 HH 4 r M f O 4 O 0