THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBURG, PA.
IT RAINED FIRE.
Terrific Volcanic Eruption
In Martinique.
THIRTY THOUSAND DEAD
Reported Destruction of St. Pierre Is
Confirmed.
STALLS OF AWFUL CATASTROPHE
Twelve Survivor Only llfmnl
More Than ilO.OOO Dweller.
of
In
the III In led Town llrart
rc ii ill nit Sliihtn.
TOUT IK rilANCK. Island of Mnr
tlnlue. May 1.1.- to now seems to be
generally admitted that about 30,(HK)
persons lost their lives as a result of
the outbreak of the Mont I'elee volca
no nt St. rierre on Thursday last. Care
ful investigation by competent govern
ment olllclals shows that the earlier re
ports were accurate.
ltrlefly put. in ten minutes last Thurs
day uioruitiK the city of St. l'lerre dis
appeared In a whirling fire vomited
front Mont Pelee. and Ijn.txx) persons
Were Instantly and horribly killed, and
the volcano, which for more than fifty
years had been a quiet hike occupying
its ancient crater, in which picnic par
ties bathed, suddenly discharged tor
rents of fiery mini which rolled townrd
the sea, sweeping everything before it.
Then the Inst cable communication
was broken, and the doomed city was
Isolated from the world.
The coinmnnder of the French cruis
er Suehet gave the American consul
at Guadeloupe, IjouIs 11. Ayine, the
first news of the appalling disaster the
fliiy after it occurred. Mr. Ayme has
reached the desolate spot where St.
Ilerre stood and confirms the awful
ifory in all its essential features.
Twelve survivors only ore in the mil
itary hospital at F'ort de France, while
BO.IKH) corpses are strewn about or bur
led In the ruins of St. l'lerre or else
floating, cuawcd by sharks, In the sur
rounding seas. Twenty-eight charred,
half dead human beings were brought
here. Sixteen of them are already dead,
and four others only are expected to
recover.
A steamer chartered in Guadeloupe
reached Martinique at C:30 Sunday
morning. The lofty hilled island was
hidden behind a huge veil of violet or
leaden colored haze. Enormous quan
tities of the wreckage of large and
imnll ships and houses were met with.
Huge trees and too often floating bod
ies, with flocks of sea gulls soaring
abate aud hideous sharks fighting
about litem, were floating here and
there. From behind the volcanic veil
came blasts of hot wind mingled with
Others Ice cold.
At r Freeheur, five miles north of
Bt. Pierre, canoes with men and worn
m, frantic to get away, begged for a
Jin usage on the steamer.
The whole north' end of the Island
Was covered with a silver gray coat
ing of ashes resembling dirty snow.
Furious blasts of fire, ashes und mud
twept over the steamer, but finally St.
Ilerre was reached.
The city of St. Pierre stretched near
ly two miles along the water front and
half a mile buck to a cliff at the base of
the volcano. The bouses of the richer
French families were built of stone,
the ush covered hills were flanked by
the still smoking volcano. The ruins
were still burning in many places, and
frightful odors of burned flesh filled
the air. With great difliculty a landing
Was effected. Not one house was left
Intact. Everywhere were viscid heaps
of mud, of brighter ashes or piles of
Volcanic stones.
The streets could hardly be traced.
Here and there amid the ruins were
bips of corpses. Almost all the faeea
Were downward. In one comer twenty
two men, women and children were
lulngled in one uwful muss, urms and
Iocs protruding as the hapless beings
full in the lust struggle of death's
agony.
Through the middle of the old Place
Benin run a tiny stream, the remains
Of the river Goyuve. Greut trees, with
roots upwurd and scorched by fire,
were strewn in every direction. Huge
blocks and still hot stones wero scat
tered about. From under one large
tone the arm of a white woman pro
traded. Most notable was the utter
alienee and the awful, overpowering
tench from the thousands of dead
Careful Inspection showed that the
fiery stream which so completely de
atroyed St. Pierre must huve been com.
posed of poisonous gases, which in
atantly suffocated every one who In
haled them, and of other gases burning
furiously, for nearly all the victims had
their bunds covering their mouths or
were in some other attitude showing
that tbey had sought relief from sullo
cation. All the bodies were carbonized
or rousted.
ST. VINCENT'S DEATH LIST.
The United States government tug
Potomac will Inll for St. Vincent,
where conditions are reported to be
worse. Im Soufrlere, on St. Vincent,
was in full eruption May JO. A stream
of stmie and mud half a mile wide was
then Issuing from the volcano, Stones
two Inches In dlumeter fell- twelve
miles away. At Kingstown, the capital
of the island, the ashes were two Indi
es deep. Seven hundred deud were re
ported Sunday, May 11. It la estimated
that the total number of deaths on St,
Ttnrrnt renoliPK 2.000. Mont of the yc
tlms nro until to bo Cm-lb Indians. Sev
en t'Ktntes oti tlie I win ml have been
burned to nshea, und It Is nntheiitlcnlly
reported that two eurthiiuiikes occurred
there. It Is believed the Mibttmrlne ca
bles In St. Vincent have been broken
by the disturbances. The present vol
canic eruption on St. Vincent Is the
Urst since 1812. The northern section
bf the Island Is depopulated.
1'rovlHlons are needed here for 100,
OOU yeuple immediately. A shipload wf
tm tt nlso needed at St. l'lerre for
unitary purposes. The stench there
from the dead bodies Is overpowering.
Mont l'clce Is still erupting smoke and
fire.
SrlMnlc nintnrhnnrM In Alentlnnn.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 12. The
Alaska Commercial company has re
ceived from Its agent at Unalaskn,
Aleutian Islands, n letter, dated April
10, giving information of volcanic dis
turbances In that section. The letter
says: "Unalaska has been shaken tip
by earthquakes lately, and on several
Occasions the ground was covered with
fine ashes from some volcano. Reports
leach us from Vnimak to the effect
that with every westerly wind their
village Is covered with some kind of
ashes, indicating that some western
volcano Is in action."
Stranffe Phenomenon In Dominion.
ST. THOMAS, Danish West Indies,
May 12. A dispatch Just received here
from the Island of Dominica, llrltlsh
West Indies, says thnt a man who has
Just returned from the boiling lake dis
trict of the island went within a hun
dred yards of the lake and found that
the water had disappeared and that
from a vent ten feet In diameter In the
center was arising a column of steam
to a height of thirty feet before spread
ing Into the atmosphere. That district
Otherwise was apparently unchanged,
but the sulphur gases were very strong.
NOVELIST MURDERED.
I'uul Ford Shot hy Urol her, Who
Alio KIIIk Hlnmelf.
NEW YORK, May O.-Paul Leicester
'"ord, the celebrated novelist, was shot
and killed in his home at 33 East Sev-Dnty-seventh
street yesterday afternoon
by his brother, Malcolm Webster Ford,
the uthlete, who then committed sui
cide. The brothers had been enemies for
eleven years, since the death of their
father, Gordon L. Ford of Brooklyn,
who left an estate valued at $2,000,000
to all of his children save Malcolm,
whom he disinherited because of his
connection with athletic sports.
Paul Leicester Ford was one of the
best known novelists in the country.
Ilia novel, "Janice Meredith," enjoyed
u remarkable sale and Is still consider
ed a productive piece of property. In
Its dramatized form it was a great suc
cess and was played throughout the
country, with Mary Munnering In the
star part.
Mr. Ford before his success with
Janice Meredith" turned out n his
torical novel, "The Hon. Peter Ster
ling," that was also a great success.
He was the author of many other
works, several plays and had arranged
for the publication of a new novel in
the near future.
Because of his physical deformity
Mr. Ford was more or less of a hermit.
He Buffered a great deal, and, consid
ering his handicaps, the amount of
work he performed was wonderful.
It Is said that he had the finest private
library in New York packed away in
vaults in the old family residence on
Brooklyn Heights.
BASEBALL.
Standing of the Clubs In National
and American League.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
W. Li.
P.c.
Ml
.611
.671
.474
.450
.409
.350
.318
P.C.
.667
.625
.600
.588
.500
.413
.3M
.278
Pittsburg- 19 3
hhicaKO 11 7
ew lorK 12 9
oaton 9 10
hlludelphia 11
Brooklyn 9 13
Bt. LouIh 7 13
Cincinnati 7 15
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
W. L,
ft
Louts 10
hlladelohia 10
Detroit ...
Boston 10
I'hlratfO 8
Baltimore , 7
7
8
10
11
13
Washington 7
Cleveland 6
More Ilnaalan Riot.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 14.-Serf-
ous Russlun Easter riots have occurred
In the province of Kuban, north Cau
casia, between Russians and Arme
nians. The latter were outnumbered
und routed. The Russians then stoned
the houses of the Armenians and pil
laged their shops. The Armenians
would undoubtedly huve been massa
cred but for the timely arrival of
troops. Many arrests were made.
Bon of Late Knrl 1,1 Dead.
TOKYO, via Victoria. B. C, May 14.
The death Is announced at Peking
after a long illness of Marquis Li, the
oldest son and heir of the late first mar
quis, Li Hung Chang, at the age of for
ty. He died of diphtheria and leaves a
son aged twenty-one to inherit the title
and vast wealth left by the first mar
quis. Before Inheriting the title the
last Marquis LI was known as Li Ching
She. It is reported that Field Marshul
Murquls Salgo Is seriously ill.
I'realdent I.onhet Off For Ruaala.
PARIS, May W. President Loubet,
who is on Ills way to visit the czar of
Russia, left here for Brest last evening
from the Depot St. Lazare. He ar
rived at Brest this morning, and the
French cruiser Montcalm, which is to
take the president to Russia, will leave
that port ut 5 o'clock this afternoon.
Aeronaut Killed In Pari.
PARIS, May 12. The airship belong
ing to Senhor Augusto Severo, the Bra
zilian aeronaut, made un ascension this
morning. The airship exploded, and
Severo and one of his assistants were
killed.
WEST INDIAN RELIEF
Government and Citizens Join
In the Work.
THE DIXIE LOADING IN SUPPLIES.
FrelnVa( Name Committor to Ite
celve Panda to Alleviate DUtrea
of (lie Snrvlvor. of the Vol
eanlc t'phearnl.
WASHINGTON, May 14.-From this
point on the war and navy depart
ments have decided to divide the work
of West Indian relief between them so
as to give the navy full charge of the
general subject of transportation and
intrust the war department with the
accumulation of the supplies.
Of the little fleet of naval colliers
which was placed at the disposal of the
relief workers by Admiral Bradford,
the Leonidas, which Is now discharg
ing her ciirgo of coal at Port Royal, has
been selected as the most suitable one
to dispatch to Martinique, and orders
have gone forward to load her with
supplies and get her under way as soon
ns possible. The question of charter
ing merchant vessels to carry supplies
to the desolate Island has now arisen,
but will depend upon the extent of the
voluntary contributions asked for by
the president and upon the further re
ports of the situation In the island.
A telegram was received from the
Dixie sliylng that she was at pier 15,
Brooklyn, loading the supplies of food
and clothing which have been so dili
gently gathered by the army otllcers In
charge of that work. She probably will
be able to get under way for Marti
nique during the day.
Offers of assistance, for the Marti
nique sufferers continue to pour in.
Dr. Louis Klopsch, proprietor of The
Christian Herald, New York, telegraph
ed the war department offering to fur
nish fifty nurses, thirty male and twen
ty female, and 1,000 barrels of flour
for the stricken Islands, to bo contrib
uted by The Christian Herald.
The president has appointed a com
mittee to receive funds for the relief
of the sufferers from the recent catas
trophes in Martinique and St. Vincent.
The men appointed from each city are
asked to collect und receive the funds
from their localities nnd neighborhoods
as expeditiously as possible and for
ward them to Cornelius N. Bliss, treas
urer of the New York committee,
which committee will act as the cen
tral distributing point for the country.
Hnlf a Million Voted.
WASHINGTON, May 14.-An addi
tional appropriation of $300,0(10 was
made by the senate for the stricken
people of the French West Indies, In
accordance with the recommendation
of the president that $500,000 be ap
propriated. The agricultural appropria
tion bill was passed, and then Mr.
Stewart (Xev.) In supporting the Phil
ippine bill warned the minority that no
political gain would accrue to them
from their attack on the army.
Clin (Tee Send Report.
WASHINGTON, May 14.-General
Chaffee has made the following cable
report to the war department of the
progress of the negotiations with the
dattos in Mindanao: "Been here past
three days studying situation with
Brigadier General George W. Davis.
Think two battalions should remain if
they can be supplied. Gcnassl trail
very dillicult, but another trail prom
ises much better. Think withdrawal
from lake would seriously Jeopardize
safety weaker dattos. Would have giv
en friendly assistance, but believe that
If we remain the more powerful dattos
will come in when It Is apparent our
mission Is friendly. The lake country is
beautiful nnd more suitable for the oc
cupancy of Americans than any part
of archipelago. Elevation, soil, climate
perfect, comparing favorably with any
valley of the Alleghunles."
Lieutenant Governor Stone Dead.
WATERTOWN, Wis., May 12.-Lieu-tennnt
Governor Stone of Wisconsin
died here lust night after a lingering
illness from cancer of the stomach.
Mr. Stone spent some time in the south,
hoping to get relief, but without avail.
On his return -he underwent an opera
tion in a Chicago hospital, where the
real cause of his trouble was ascer
tained. After the operation he was re
moved to bis home in Wutertown, and
death hud been expected for severul
days.
Joe Oan the Champion.
FORT ERIE. Out., May 13. Joe
Guns, the Baltimore lightweight pugil
ist, is champion In his class at last, aft
er knocking at the door for the past ten
years. Frank Erne lost last night a
fight which was a decisive tussel, al
though of very brief duration. The
end came with startling suddenness.
The men were scarcely warmed up
when Guns, trying cautiously, caught
Erne napping and lauded the knockout
blow.
Dead at the Age of 111.
ST. JOHN, N. B., May 12.-Word has
been received here of the deuth nt St.
Martins, N. B., of James Ross, who
was 111 years old. On the occasion of
tils one hundred und tenth birthday
the municipal council of St. John coun
ty presented him with au easy chair.
Well Known School to t'loae.
MIDDLETOWN, N. Y., May O.-The
Delaware Literary institute at Frank
lln, N. Y., one of the oldest educational
institutions In the state, has decided to
close Its doors owing to lack of liuuu
cial support.
Mra. Deulaon 'Klevted Trealdeut.
LOS ANGELES, Cul.. Muy D.-Mrs.
Dinilcs T. S. Denlson was elected pres
ident of the General Federation of Wo
men's Clubs by a ballot vote of 007 to
258 for Mrs. Suruu liutt-Decker.
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
Ratnhte Kvrnt of the Wrrtt IlrleHy
nnd Tersely Told.
The rebels In the Chinese province
af Chill were defeated after severe
lighting, and their leaders were cap
tured. Starring Russian peasants are flock
i'ig to Moscow by thousands. The win
ter sowings In Baltic provinces have
been damaged by drought and frost.
The final distribution of the Fair es
tate was ordered by the California
court. By it the children of the de
cedent will receive about $7,000,000 ud
dHloual. TnoRdny, Mny 1,1.
Ellas Brewer, chief iff the Brewer
fypsy tribe, died In Coney Island, N, Y.
Thirteen persons were killed In a
landslide at Maroln, province of Em
ilia, Italy.
A combination of steel casting firms
was organized nt Chester, Pa., with
140,000,000 capital.
The Charleston exposition art owards
were made by Jury. - Many New York
ers received honors.
Civil war was begun In Haiti over
the succession to President Sam. Se
vere fighting is reported in streets of
Tort au Prince.
The extensive planing mills, lumber
sheds and dry kilns of the Southern
States Lumber company at Muscogee,
Flu., with about 000,000 feet of lumber,
Were burned.
Monday, May 12.
President Elect Palmu was welcom
ed to Havana with great enthusiasm.
General C. H. T. Collls of New York
died In Bryn Mawr (Pa.) hospital after
an operation.
At Purls Tom Linton, the English
cyclist, broke the world's record for
the distance covered in one hour on a
bicycle.
General Chaffee has arrived at Mala
bang, Island of Mindanao, where he
was met by General Davis, and sturt
cd for the Interior.
Generals Simon Snyder and William
Auman, recently appointed brigadier
generals, have been placed on the re
tired list after forty years' service.
Sntnrilny, Mny lO.
The president signed the oleomarga
rine bill.
President Sam of the republit of
ILnitl has resigned ills olllce.
Wllhelmlna was reported much Im
proved and nblc to sign state papers.
Earthquake shocks were felt at va
rious places on the southeastern coast
of Spain.
The Roeblings of Trenton plan to
build a million dollar steel mill In East
St. Louis.
A heavy snowstorm occurred In the
Adirondack region about Lake Sura
nac, also in the northwest.
Friday, Mny O.
Over $10,000,000 worth of gold bear
ing dirt was ready for washing at
Dawson.
A British officer and ten men were
killed by a train wreck In the northern
Transvaal.
Swan & Finch's oil plant at Eliza
bethport, N. J., was destroyed by fire;
loss, $100,000.
Judge Earle as referee has declared
the New York state franchise tax law
constitutional.
Thuraday, Mny 8.
Japan's Issue of $5,000,000 exchequer
bills was coldly received In Yokohama.
The Boer siege of the town of O'oklep,
in Cape Colony, was raised by a Brit
ish force under Colonel Cooper.
The appellate division nt Albany
unanimously afllrmed the conviction of
Police Captain Diamond in New York
city.
The five rousted ship Preussen, said
to be the largest sailing ship in the
world, was launched at Geestemunde,
Trussla.
Preparing? For Alfonao'a Coronation
MADRID, Muy 14. The streets of
this city are assuming gulu attire. A
large section of the route to be followed
by the procession next Saturday, the
day of the coronation of King Alfonso,
huslieen hung with festoons of foliage
and flowers among which are hidden
multicolored electric lumps. Trlunv
phal arches are being constructed along
the line of march, but this work la be
ing done In a leisurely manner, Vene
tian masts from which flout banners of
the national colors have been erected
In the central square at the Puerta del
Sol and In the principal thoroughfares.
A number of private houses have been
tastefully adorned with devices of ev
ergreens. Many foreigners are arrlv
Ing.
Falma and Wood to Confer.
HAVANA, May 14. Governor Gen
oral Wood and President Elect Palma
have arrunged to hold dally confer
ences in the palace here until next
Saturday. These meetings will take
place at 2 o'clock. Governor General
Wood, Senor Falma and Gonzalez de
Quesada visited the public buildings
of Havana. Salvador Clsueros and
the president elect were together for
two hours.
Frenchmen Mob Barauai'a stiov
BEZIERS, France, May 12.-Rurnuni
& Bailey's circus was tlie cause of a se
rlous riot here. The crowd seeking ad.
mission to the performance was great
er than the tent could accommodate,
and those who were unable to enter
began stoning the circus employees.
five of whom were injured. One man
had his skull fructured and will proba
bly die. The crowd numbered about
7,000.
Queen Wlllirlmlmi Murh Better.
THE HAG IE, Muy 14. It is on
nounccd from Castlo Loo that the con
dition of Queen Wilhelmlna continues
to Improve. It Is understood that with
the departure of Dr. Roesslughs the
bulletins concerning her majesty's
health will be discontinued. Messages
congratuluting her mujesty upon her
Improvement huve been received from
all the foreign courts.
Tho Kind Yon Ilavo Always Bought, and which 1ms licca
in use for over 30 years, has homo tho nljrnatnro of
x; nnd has hocn mad under his pcr-
v- Bonal supervision slnco its Infancy.
WiafTy. JUt&UM Allow no ono to deceive yon In this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations nnd " Just-as-pood" nro hut
Experiments that trlllo with and endnnjrer tho health of
Infants and Children Experience against Experiment.
What is GASTORIA
Cnstorla Is a harmless wihstiluto for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
mibstance. Its ngo is its guarantee. It destroys Worm
and allays Fcvcrislincss. It eures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
nnd Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho
Stomach and Dowels, giving healthy ami natural sleep.
Tho Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
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In Use For Over 30 Years.
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IF YOU ARE IN NEED OF
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A large lot of Window Curtains in stock.
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the use of atomizers in applying liquids into
me imui passages ior catarrhal trouble, the
proprietors prepare Cream Balm in liquid
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Cream Halm. Price, including the snravinir
tube, Is 75c. DruRgists or by mail. The
liquid form embodies the medicinal proper
ties of the solid preparation. Cream Balm
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does not dry up the secretions, but changes
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No, Maude, dear; we should hardly say
that a drowned man dies of water nn t),
brain.
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An old maid never really becomes fond of
cats until she has given up all hope of ever
getting a man.
The mother who would be horrified at the
thought of letting her daughter wander
away to a strange country without guide or
counsel, yet permits her to enter that un
known land of womanhood without counsel
or caution. Then, in utter ignorance, the
maiden must meet physical problems whose
solution will affect her whole future life.
Dr. l'ier:e's Favorite Prescription has beeri
well named a "God-send to women." It
corrects irregularities and imparts such
vigorous vitality to the delicate womanly
organs, ns Tits them for their important
functions. Many a nervous, hysterical,
peevish girl has been changed to a happy
young woman after the use of 'Favorite
Prescription" has established the sound
health of the organs peculiarly feminine.
Every woman should own a copy of the
People's Common Sense Medical Adviser,
sent free on receipt of 21 one-cent stamps
to pay expense of mailing only. The same
book of 1008 pages in substantial cloth for
3t stamps. Address Dr. K. V. Pierce.
Buffalo, N. Y.
Iilobbs "llarduppe is a prettv slick pro
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I've seen him borrow money from a bill
collector "
.
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iu iuiiuuui u gets oeyond the reach
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excellent effect after taking the first dose.
Price 25c. and 50c. Trial size free. At all
druggists. 4-!od-4t
The Markets.
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CORRECTED weekly. retail V
Mutter, per pound i
Eggs, per dozen
Lard, per pound
RICKS.
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Wheat, per bushel
Oats, do WWW
Kye, do j.
Flour per bhl WW.
May, per ton
Potatoes, (new), ner bushel """
Turnips, do
Tallow, per pound
Mioukler, do
Side meat, do WWW'
Vinegar, per qt
Dried apples, per pound
Cow hides, do
Steer do do
Calf skin
Sheep pelts
Shelled corn, per bushel
Corn meal, cwt '
Bran, cwt
Chop, cwt , '
Middlings, cwt
Chickens, per pound, new!."'."""!!""
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Ducks, do
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do 4 and J delivered,
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