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Show HEAVY RAINS IN SOUTH CAUSE GREAT DAMAGE DENISON, Tex , Aug. 28 Tin- t rack of the Missouri, Texaa and Kansaa railroad was washed out to a depth ofj two feet between Denver and Hager-man Hager-man today and trains are being de-toured de-toured over the Texas and Pacific Wa -1 tr was reported vcr the "Katy" tracks In many places. Late report! in-1 dlcate that the Red river Is rising! rapidly, threatening Ibwl'ande; u a rosult of heavy rains. DAMAGE IN KENTUCKY. LOUISVILLE. Ky.. Aug. 18. Special Spe-cial telegrams from Carlisle. Ky , say, do mage estimated at more than $100,-1 000 was caused there last night by a cloudburst, which Inundated the v.il-ley v.il-ley In which the town lies A number of dwellings wn- swept from their' foundations, hut occupants fled to h:i fetV. HEAVIEST RAINFALL. SHERMAN. Tex. Aug 28. Eight and four-tenths Inches of rain, the heaviest precipitation In furt yrai fell here last nlp;ht and this morning. Many families living in the lower sections sec-tions were forced to move, and chickens chick-ens and stock were drowned Cotton wan damaged. |