OIL SUIT GOST MILLIONS. [TWENTY DEAD IN. [THE EARTHQU'KE T. JENKINS HANS DED IN EACH EARTHQUAKE: VICTIMS: | evidence. Already Fits Tweaty.Two FREED FMID CHEERS Peikr aa : : Volumes, — : i ob Will Build Houses With Congress Locomotives Stood on Ends and|Quzke is Felt in Northern Italy to | After Twenty-Three Hours of Delibera- | Lover Shoots Married Woman and Court of St. Louis. Coaches Telescoped. Austria, tion Verdict is Reached. Himself, MAY SEND THE CARPENTERS, —— examination of 'W. W. Pilkington, in —— quake shocks were felt {n Southern - cause she bad returned to her hus Five Hundred Thousand Dollars in Cash ciarge of the records of the Stand-|A Passenger Train Flyng Down | Austria and the Tyrol. The disturb Jury Evidently Based Its Verdict of | bany, from whom she had separated, Which 2,500 to 3,000 Sma'l Buildings matters relating to the shipping Runs Into Fre'ght Train Laboring | Southeastern Bosnia, to Meran, in That Thornton Hains Assisted in mother of seven children. was shot Wil Be Erected in the Distriet De. of Lime, Ind. and Oklahoma oil, Up Incline—Engines Jammed lato |the Tyrol. Among other places Murder of Annis Was Not Proven— | and killed at her home in this city a = . Tea RTA Lo Trieste, Pola and Trient. No damage years old, employed in the Navy Intion. of the Standard Ol Company om has been reported. Flushing, L. 1. (Special).—Thorn-| Yard, who then turned the weapon PUN HOUSES. FORTHE HEAD-ON CRASH ZONE EXTENDS OTHER'S ARMS Case Yet to r freui Appropriation. ase Ye Be Heard By the Circuit p—— in a New York (Spectal).—With the ENGINEER MISREAD HIS WATCH.| Vienna (Special). — sight earth- | GETS BENEFIT OF THE DOUBT,| Washington, D. C. (Special) —Be Will Be Put Into Lumber, Out of | Oil Company's pipe line, on| Grade on the Denver and Rio Grande | ances extended from Barajeve, in Acquittal on Belief That the Charse| Mrs. Lizzie Harbin, aged 41, and vastated in Sicily and Calabria. the government's suit for dlsso- One Piece of Machinery. where the shocks were felt were Captain Hains Trial. Frederick Kreamer, a painter, 22 Washington, D. C. (Special).~—|came to a close here. There are Glenwood Springs, Col. (Special). Professor Belar, of the Laibach ion himself and inflicted wounds An innovation in international re- Si we or tree WitHastes id be —Twenty persons were killed, and | Observatory describes the earth- ton J. Hains was acquitted shortly | which proved fatal The police say as Europe is | hear 1 ‘rebuttal, bu ee Ww el. : a3 a 3 o'olog tyes : : : Nef, measures, 80 far as Europe 1s a re amo TE il he 40 Injured, many of them seriously, | quake as very strong. He says the | before 3 o'clock P. M,, of complicity | that the circumstances of the trag- Xe 4 “ wi + , ® i . bd 5 £7 in 1 sp 5 y 140 : ’ is fa eds f oo . ‘on s Vos $31 v hore w concerned, is to be undertaken by | then having been taken for the|in a head-on collision between west o Bir a iB pper Raly, but La in the murder of William A. Annis, | edy Indicate that probably there "A ra é - £ ; ‘ 2 BHOCK Wa © rough Fide Tacdius hs aa ¥ > te an Agresmen » ss ie man an the American Government in expend- | ,, hen at the conclusion of today's | bound passenger train No. 5 and an even at 1 aibach BY A wa AGIUS, | who was shot by his brother, Capt. wo dt eimen between bi nan ar 5 wy Appro-i h x 3 SAR at sik} oi ES : ”- | Peter OC g + Bayeide | "WEAR 3 # Loptiie ing the $500,000 in Hohey abhi hensing. amr CS eastbound freight train, on the Den-| Rome (Special) .—All of Tuscany | Pe ter C. Hains, Jr., un the baysid Recently Mrs. Harbin became es priated by Congress for the alls 16 case, which practically ended {ver and Rio Grande Raflrcad, be- {and many of the principal eities in | Yacht Club float on August 15 last. tranged from her husband, Daniel arthquake sufferers. here, so far as the submission of evi- tween Dotsemo and Spruce Creek, 22 | the northern part of Italy were shak- | The verdict followed an all-n ght Harbin ae ths nll It ot K rac Sars Realizing that a great need |dopce is concerned, will undoubtedly miles from Glenwood Springs, at 9.26 len by an earthquake. The {nhab- | 8ession of the court, during which **2Tbin, a it ta aid but for the y shelte ’ ’ } ’ 5 A . * osu . ’ pa Ww y yi 5 1Y ' ; iH Bal si 107% among the sufferers will be shelter | zo down in legal history as the great-| o'clock P. M. itants were thrown into a panic [Jud e, lawyers and newpaper men, ake of the children they agreed to , } rw g 3 » o$ Fi ¢ v ‘ + 4 I ’ ry ls : on } 3 pe ’ 5 vv 1 5 ate » s BARE ’ Liie2 ar 1 vd dR rey ¥ from the elements, President Roose est civil action ever brought before the All unidentified are women or chil- | Hundreds rushed from their homes | With a few hardy spectatc rs, Rept 2°) ve tozether 2 al , tow hours velt has decided to send to Italy ma- | tribunals of the country. The rec-jdren and bodies are badly mangled. fearing a calamity like that suffered | Vigil with the arbiters of the pris- nde the re one) a ed prsas rant . " $ ye i ; : é v is ” 4 ; J > La © 3 4 ¥ 4 iter he ree : on {ve Or We terial for the construction of 2,600 ord already comprises 22, printed While nothing official has been giv- | by Southern Italy and Sicily, and it | oner's fate in or 3,000 substantial but necessarily | volumes and represents a cost to the | en out as to the cause of the wreck was several hours before many of | Judge Crane was in conference very modest frame houses, supple- litigants of nearly $10,000,000, The! it is sald to have been due to 4 {them could be induced to re-enter | With District Attorney Darrin on the transpired the 4 oot . i y {vr ¢ { i > i $ + § 34 $x a} ranspire there rie Oo ne ROO menting this by supplying civilian | filing or briefs by counsel will add misunderstanding of orders on the | their dwellings Question of keebing the jury locked ,Ianspir TRDO ) : ays b . . o 3 i ‘ - v3 2 svt} po soviet wens ME is ingnown carpenters, to supervise construclion | another million or so words to the part of the engineer, Gustaf Olsen, | Present indications are that Italy | Up all night and until a verdict was 1 he L 5 . ered locked § ye ale ¥ 3 . § i : # 4 i . 2 454% Li T3 5 hia 4¢ couple were discovered i Li! if this can be prrapsed. __ | airéeady monumental mass of testi-| of the passenger train. Olsen, how- | was more or less shaken as far north | reached, when they sent word that St rl are k Ey the a Ever since the I IprupHation Was mony and gourt records, Arguments | ever, claims he understood his in- | a8 the foothills of the Alps. A | they had agreed ) ay ™ ora ES arms ft te : made” serious consideration has yeen of both sides neXt April before the | structions perfectly, but that he mis- | strong shock of an undulatory char- All night Flushing waited o TL ant given by the President and the ale full bench of the United States Clir-| read his watch, thus encroaching on | acter, lasting for four seconds, was verdict which would tell the ste t} : hog t, Department as to the best uses that cuit Court sitting in 8t. Louls will | the time of the freight train, which | felt at Genoa at 1 §5 o'clock in the | the five weeks fight of the ee th os could be made of it in the way o further enlarge the record, and as | was belng drawn by two locomotives, morning. Two shocks, probably the against Thornton J. Hains r Bo! mses nATOU : relief. Correspondence has been g the case is to be taken to the 8u-|the first of whic h was In charge of | same seismic w ave, were felt at a ni of speculation and false rai £1 woman ing on almost dally with Ambassador preme Court of the United States, | his brother, Sig. Olsen. \enice between 1.45 and 1.47 A. M. | rumors, of well-nigh ! t Griscom at Rome with a view to as-} matter what the decision of the | When news of the catastrophe “An undulatory shock, moving from | strain for some, of relaxa certaining the views of himself, his | po Court is, the final bulk of | reached Glenwood Springs every | the north to the south, was reported others who had gone through mo fellow-members of the American il the record in the case promises to! available physician and nurse in the | at Bologna at 1.50 A. M., and a than a month of nerve-wrecking toil lief committee and of the Italian |. appalling, { city was pressed into service and a ! slight shock was felt at Milan at the | and now saw the finish of their work. ; Government as to the most sengiple The suit to dissolve the Standard | relief train was soon on the scene same time. Many other towns were The stenographers, for instance, Bt tion with her hu course to adopt with a view to the |, Company of New Jersey was com- | The work of rescue was immediately affected, among them being Florence | packed up thel: belongings and went ! nant , Kreamer enter best results. : lat menced on December 8, 16086, with | begun. and Padua. home smili § They had taken 1 re a i won business fi Hin 3 A final decision was reached Rl. the filing of a complaint in the fed- | A pathetic feature of the aceldent According to the records of the than a million words of testimony, and through this business relation urday. Verbal instructions were giv-| ool court of St. Louis. Besides the | Was the killing of a father, leaving observatories, and especially the es- and now, their task completed, they Kreamer first saw Mrs Harbin. Bhe *en by President Roosevelt to SECTe- | gtandard Oil Company of New Jersey, | two small children, the elder four tablishment maintained at Florence were bound for a well-earned rest. Was a woman of 43, by inusually tary Newberry whereby the machin- i 69 subsidiary companies and seven | Years old, the younger two. The eld- by the Jesuit Fathers, the center of But for others there was no rest— attractive, and Kreamer s 23. His ¥ y 5 ‘aR en- §. . 3 : . i ral “ . & rei 9% 8 - gattont‘inns 3 re 4 eI¥ of the Navy Department br individuals were named as defend- ©r boy told a nurse at the sanitarium the disturbance was near Leimbach, not for Mr Darr n, the prosecut attentions bheca pr i hat listed in the prosecution of the pl: "tants. The latter were John D Rocke- | that his father called him Bennie, Saxony, whose most important case ! 2 BOC eK Mr. Newberry at once got into tele- | feller, John D. Archbold, William | and this is all he will say. From a The quake was strongest in Italy | reached its crucial point; not for band phone communication with the mnyal { Rockefeller, H. H. Rogers, H. M. | fellow-passenger it was learned that at Treviso, 16 miles north of Venles Justice Crane, who remained up al After officials at New York, and, by gy o | Flagler, O. H. Payne and Charles M. | the family was going to Grand June- A strong and violent shock was night walling for a verdict: not for nie wife work, has been able to make partie ! Pratt. : tion to visit relatives. It is supposed felt at the tow n of Imola, in Centra Mr. Mcintyre, chief counsel for the pe arrangements for carrying out a “1 In all, 192 witnesses were called | that Mr. and Mrs, Kettle, whose Italy, at 1.43 o'clock A. M. The in- | defence, who was on the President's orders. The following by the government and 140 by the names appear among the dead, were | habitants, fearing a repetition of the | collapse. and } § 1 vi f 16 = g 5 ed #3 1 4 £ 5 £5 i 5 statement was made public at the | defense. The record of the testi-| the parents of these two little ones | astrophe in the South, rushed house looking Secretary’s office: ap. | MODY proper totals up 4,500,000 Who were badly injured. m thelr houses, terrifi n at frequent intervals “The Navy Department ‘hus ar-} Lo. The é&xhibits, consisting of Another sad case was that of the gtate of panic he streets were any news from the : am dit 3 ap- eG BEN y+ Lf] , ves nl 3 2ea - #1 nite rit 3 ha inn mw BLT ¢ h } sa 1 Te ranged for the expenditure of ap-| cor 13,600 groups of words and fig- | destruction of an entire family with crowded with people nr the man most con eq } a 11 Habrin 1 ie hon and proximately $500,000 in the pur coll i ures, adds another 10.000.000 words, | the exception of an infant of three fro, praying and weeping haggard i ato al incl Ag § 5 . EF : . ey y 3 ’ 3 hs § ’ # y we 8 ols pus " 3 f wll of building materials, = Ee The printing office at Washington hag | months. This helpless child was tak- - pitched on h : : ai ) ar continued his at. 3 Necessary ihe o t . " . y py y oo v t 4 1 8 s og je . v gb f . ae 1 re $4 fn RIND . » articles neces ary for 3 e con a Yor | been kept busy night and day for ©n care of by a family at Shoshon Kills Them One By One, mani, Nor va BO 2Yén a calna) ent'ons, and » aWection he mani tion of substantial frame House ed ip=~- months completing the record, which, Who intends to adopt the sole sur Ann kent Minn in the locked chamber, w Gere seemed to be the Italian sufferers, and the shij when bound will make 22 printeq Vivor of a once happy family n¥ato, Minn # Sitention ¥ to the Harbin home There were no nesses to thelr meeting and what Hater As 5 Geienaan another section of { Special) £ 4 Fis vs f ¢ " : br i men of the juryv-—one of them s turned They talke f getting o ments will begin by the safiing of | volumes. The maps showing the One of the remarkable incidents York, a quarryvman, murdered his battered and bruised tha ? COMA | givorce for Mrs Harbin and marry two steamers probably OR Monday. | company’s pipe lines and oil fields, Of the wreck was the almost mirac- | four children his home and then hardly hold up his Bhs ne This lumber is being Setivereq be fare printed in four colors, a pro- | ulous escape from the ill-fated chair hanged himself The crimes were @ argued ove New York, and the ealling of 1€ | cedure heretofore unknown in legal car of a Mr. Stall, a Pueblo (Col.) committed apparently with delibera- out ing to any cision. vessels will proceed as fast as they | making. From the printers’ salesman. Mr. Stall escaped -withou : foctad can be loaded. Each ship will carry | view-point it is the greatest case in A scratch, but is on the verge of col- 51 wank 8 quarters at different Earthquake Shock Felt A‘ong Miles all the materials for the construction { legal history. lapse as a result of the nervous i J ach came down the of about 500 houses, and it will} J os shock. tH of Mountain Range. neighbors say that Mis. Harti acted ——— na man which showed that she kKiren descended from : el him or her require not less than six steamers for | the entire amount purchased. If pos: . "DM : intends to sen : - ey vantlv lifted 4.vemrenld sible, the de parte nt pe Bouse Russian Nobleman Said To Have dandy Bg ntls lifted ye are Id With each ven EoveI slat to th ’ » “> williams from the death cols ‘ earpenters with plans fo assist in "ae Yolen. $250,000, her mother's arms Near by lay Woman Blown To Atoms. efectjon of these houses. i St. Petersburg (Special).—Prince | body of the father decapitated, and Leadville, Col. (Special) | Bebutof, a well-known figure in so-| On every side Nore lifeless bodies, Richard Lauterbach, wife of a : ot Lena the aa | clety, has been arrested at a fashion Victims of the disaster, ! able ther Jha reve ha . etl in » gathering on a charge of hay- Schus ’. 3 Y he he 1: 1 CE » : +1 Ziwes Bills Introduced In 3 { Ing forged checks for a total amount KAISER SHOWS HIS TEETH. her home, near Mitch 1 legislature, fof $250,000. It is alleged that the HT : west of here, was badls Qre hen Dawson and " : > ¢ , spo a | “* Popwi % y ‘ , i : Columbia, 8. O.. (Special).—The| Prince organized a gang con: Wants Share If Persia Is To Be |, nysterious fire i i bach ing made 10 ascert Taken Over By Powers, abin set off sever leks { dyna- | «¢ lamage caused Another heartbreaking scene As | 1¢ ig enacted in the wreck zone when ki TAKE PRINCE AS FORGER. unbalanced Mt. Baker Be'ches Fire Cable Com. munications Cut Of, TO DRY UP SOUTH CAROLINA. was killed, and Miss Esther Reattle (Special Efforts te a guest of the former, at ita ‘ go} 2 mites CStablish comm ication with he Prohibitionists has start- | of certain club members and govern- . : : . mbly. There | ment employes who took part in London (Special) Emperor Wil. Wile The explosion ie 178. | ond Beda le d Sint what is said to have been a most ach to at Wrecked the shook the Sierra Madea ingenious scheme of fraud. Two log cs ang s rely hurt her wom- | from ° acoma, Wash... to | well-known ladies are alleged to be fight of t ed in the General As introduced three bills in each Ham has at last voiced his opposition were house as follows: To provide State-wide prehibition | implicated. To provide for the closing up and The Governor. of the Russian part affairs according to of the stock of. the| of the island of Sakhalin, M. Jalupoff, from official sources force now is accused of swindling and extor- to the Anglo-Russian program for ap companion ern points The Alsska monopolizing the control of ns “ gone down and no repor in iq 3 - 3 & reLeiveq No General Rivers And Harbors 131 With the shock in Washington Washinton 13 -l Tho State came the reports fom outls TT , districts that 60 miles of y. | Hous ommittee or iy and tain range felt three distinet ¢ »§ farbe oted against 2 general ap- ' BY TELEGRAPH | the disposition county d ai JF 30 tion Germany has covertly hinted under the Local Option law. a Russia that the Kaiser wil T Te nse liquor drummers at my . g Bana na hal F xi 0 ent iq ¥ . a hand in Persia's govern: $5.000. House Spanking Takes, case other powers attempt te 3 sd % = * : . . t % | iy . : § ne . y ] 3 Another bill to proxide for the en Washington, D. C. (Special).— | the Shah of his authority n tho law +1 oy i roO- " . 2 % 3 4 forcement of the law will be in The demand for copies of the Con- The Emperor admits that he j= un Buced. the quadsiion: is abot ‘evenly gressional Record containing the iiormed as 9 She Plan that the Rus. Desiring further information with na ie aL 2 b a BBN and chglish foreign offices are regard to the schedule of duties on : i R $5 ¥ i gy, oe t % “ f(s pr % i > shin ys divided” ig the general opinion. On P be elings of the House, when the Supposed tc be working out for the files, the House Wass and Means this issue much interest centers inf Secret Service portion of the Presi- reform of Pers'a’s internal affairs. Committee subpenaed Samuel M South Carolina. dent's message was laid on the table, | but he intimates that any attempt i Nic holson, of Providence, R. I, to has been so great that members can- fo a in the dark will meet with appear before it not comply with it. To meet the [aliure, No change in the form of govern- ' } laster fell 3 i his move by the Kalger fi : PF tha tethiekan at wn. | Streets. Walls cracked, plaster fell Sacramento, Cal. (Special) 0 further demand, Representative Ride nave 8 he Caiser 18 Iya ment of the Isthmian Canal Zone | bimneys toppled and all towers! ‘3 SS : pi 24 ne Langley, of Kentucky, has introduc- '! bn Beghote alm PE ong | is to be recommended to Congress | go. coq : ne most drastic steps in the antj- ed a resolution calling for an edition ®Xpected a oT! the contemplat- _, this session by the House Commit. | At Blaine bulldings and stone were A AH adel ¢ - § oy i i ! PR i ad S hd : of 2.000.000 copies of the Record éd control of Pers a : tee on Interstate and +'oreign Com- | al hit i o n 8 badiv | tl] alifornia legislature he # : : , Reports from Teheran say {hat j rocked and in some cases badl Ha Jegisiature, when the ty, which is.to att as: the per If the resolution is adopted, as jt RB a rol ueran . say AL merce | cracked Assemhl] udiciary . Bh sc to President probably will be, this will be the Gen. Firman Firma has not yet en- . aos ‘it so princan - : {assembly Judiciary comn sopal guard and eseori lo :resden largest edition of a single Record #2ged the revolutionary forces at ie The Revenue Cutter Service an- | At Fort Townsend windows were | ported favorably the bill y » € ROS ad a0 > 4 2 Ry aad . os “ & . i 5 + i a a Tait in the inaugural parads on ever issued ” 5 ox pahan in battle, and that the rebel. DCUNCEs a competitive examination, | shattered by the score. roofs fell in Japanese owning realty in March 4, will have 76 men at Wash- i 1 fngton, each of whom will be mount- i i Mount Baker, the tourists’ landmark. proproation bill for river and harbor ¢ belched fire and smoke The moan- | iy Tt Wwements The committees will {tain gives forth acrid fumes and the rope a bill providing carrving crater of the certury-extinet volcano! on important work y begun is full of rfedhot lava surveys of urgent projects pro- Bellingham Panic-stricken, posed and for any emergencies which At Bellingham, Wash., the citizens may arise This HI probably will were panic-stricken and rushed into not ne to exceed $10. 000 000 the streets when the first shock oc Sn ——— ieurred. Hundreds rushed into the! Jap Mulct Bill Advanced. BLACK HORSES IN TAFT PARADE. —— Troop A, Of Cleveland, Will Turn of Out 76 Mounts, Cleveland (Spécidl).—Troop A, of Japanese movement was taken by niliee 10. preventing ¥ in California. mencng April 5 next, for the ap- {and a panic ensued among the citi- Real estate men claim that numerons pointmient of 15 cadets of the line! yong The siege guns mounted in titles wonld be clouded by the bil} ed on a jet black horse. The troup J ; : . aa i : and 4 cadet engineers the fortifications settled on their if it became a law, : acted in the same capacity fof Presi. Norfolk, Va. (Bpecial). — Agree. DEADLY FIREDAMP AGAIN Strong opposition is expected to | swivels { dents Hayes, Garfield and McKinley. ing to give the ground “two good : a a to the ens tment of a bill granting | In Tacoma two distinct shocks Drastic Pistol Law Valid ‘ conts of fertilizer” for use of a por- 240 Men Eentombed In A Coal Mine 0 American register for the Pacific | were felt Montgomery, Ala. (Epécial) The 24 Black Horses Matched. tion of Forest Lawn Cemetery for rastwise (rade to the barkentine Ane At Everett reports state the shock Alabama Supreme Court held the # _ way : dromeda lasted 11 seconds 2 . Lexington, Ky. (Special) =-Jacob tna planting of a big radish crop asia 3 Tanda | Port Angeles, Evérett, the Tatoosh | Pistol law te be valid. Tie law pro- B. Perkins, a Cleveland millionaire, : : esentative Charles 8. Landis, I ngeles, Everett, the Tatoosh vides that no s shail ro . . ted the purchase of 24 match. [Or spring shipment to the North and f lana, declined to discuss the | Island Lighthouse. and the weather | ''C%% IDA no one shall own or carry completed the pur hae 2 ne “| West, John L. Lambert received hii . A . : ‘ lt | station in the Fuca also report d's- ja pistol or gun less than 24 inches p hich will be ship Ha ters ina lia Wy 1 ooh sa tai. Pvbligshed report that he had been i 2180 report « . het Tar +} ed black horses, whic ) reply from the board of control tell. Auka coal mine here, which was foi Hc viuis tein a . ; turk neces (in length; a'so that pistol supplies ped to Cleveland to be used by the py : oifered the position of public printer, | turk ne for guns of less size ci t be 8 ) ' 4 ing him that the “compensation of- lowed later by a dust cxplosion and - . o tel The earthquake started with gf ‘°F Bun ‘€28 Bize cannot be sold. famous Troop A, or “Black Horse Tw . #¥ 4 ihe President sent to the Senate! : Si a fered the city was inadequate. fire. 240 men were entombed : res . light tremor an@ rumbling enlminat- Troop,” In the Taft inaugural parade bs 2 " ‘ ! . ' the nomnation of Williamm R. Comp NE With ates EIR NE sulmmat- | Jail For Duke's Cousin. arch 4. Sixteen living miners and the bod- tin to be United States marshal for : : . 4 arke ai xy wy Bist y —— J | Millionaire Philanthropist Dead. jog of 45 dead persons thus far have the Wastern district of New York. Supa o the Bwall Block of Port | a Rerabu 5 on Va. (Special), . : + * y of 4 fs § i B ; , . 1 errozzi, who 1 Clothing For Naval Prisoners. Monterey, Cal. (Special).—David been brought out of the pit The Senate Committee on Agricul- ngeles fled into the street, Along | BI ozs © claims to be a Washington, D. C. (Special). ~The | Jackson, miilionaire landowner and The fire has been held to one lo- ture authorized a favorable report on the water fronts at Bellingham and | cousin of the Duke of the Abruzsi, , (cality and it is hoped that the re ,.. rp » ’ he | Everett it was believed that the large | was sentenced to two months in Jair Naval Committee has reported favor. | Philanthropist, of this eity, died here. | 030 F004) J oF TAL the re. Je Sy tCumber bill providing for. the | steamers had Bumped into the docks. | and fined $100 in the Federal Court ably the bill introduced by Mr. Hale, | He was born In Scotland 88 year# be rescued alive. : Officers at Fort Worden state the | here upon pleading gulity to a charge which provides for ‘suitable civilian 280 and came to the United States» The town of Veszprim lies 60 | Admiral Dewey, who has been con- investigation so far made shows no of peddiing liquor illegally. ’ clothing and a cash gratuity to naval in 1841. He leaves a widow and miles southwest of Budapest, and hag: fined to his home for the greater damage to the fortifieations. al- w - nr — Hon is spreading throughout the en- No Crop In Graveyard, tire southern half of the empire In Hungary. Veszprim, Hungary (Special) n an explosion of fire damp in the ‘prisoners on discharge. Enlisted | men have been released from naval | prisons without money or suitable | civilian clothing. © Not frequéntly | they become public charges, Shock Reg steered At Manila. Manila (8pecial).—The instru-| here recorded a severe earthquake shock at a distance from this city. It is estimated that the se'smic d 8 turbance must have occurred at least 8,000 kilometers from Manila, ih i Bullets After Handshake, Nashviille, Tenn. (Special), —Ha- gene A. Laurent, of this city, was! killed at Artesia, Miss, by Charles Smith, a wealthy planter of that see- tion. Laurent traveled for a #¢ ‘Louis hardware house. It is sald that Smith was one of Laurent's cus- tomers and that Laurent was in the act of shaking hands with him when he pulled a pistol and fired two shots, ey taking effect. Laurent was a son of Edward Laurent, a prominent architect of this city. a population of some 15.000, con; | posed mostly of Magyvars. t [$200,000 To Bowdoin College. i Boston (Spee’al) «Bowdoin Col lege is benefited by the will of the {late Joseph E. Merrill, who died at | extent of $200,000. By the condi tions of the will the ent re estate is ('e’t in trust to Bowdoin, subject to lan annuity of $1,000 each to Mr. | Merrill's two sisters, both of whom Hve at Portland, Maine, U, 8. Consulate Moved, Washington, D. C. {S:celal), Orders have been issued by the State Department to Ulte Consul Stewart K. Lupton to re-establish the Mes- sina consulate at Catania, The name is all that remains of the former consulate in the ruined city, and even this would disappear if the State Department were authorized by law to establish the post at Catania, The present Change therefore, is only one of domicile, it being im- possible to reopen the consulate in the ruined city, § 4 part of two months with an attack of sciatica, has considerably improv. To make the rate of postage on third and fourth-class matter on rural free delivery routes equal to two cents a pound ig the object of a bill introduced by Representative Foster, of Vermont, No definite line can be drawn bo- tween old and new automobiles of different value by railroads in thelr classification of freight rates ac cord’ ng to the Interstate Commerce Commission, Scores of men whose life work has been devoted to a minute study of the problems of forestry, attended the twenty-eighth annual meeting of the American Forestry Association. Despite the frequent calls of com- mittee meetings, grave doubt is ex: pressed as to whether there will be sion of Congress, An apppropriation of $161,018,000 for pensions was on by the Committee on Appropriations in the drafting of the annual pension ap- though both Fort Worden and Port Flagler were badly shaken. The parting of the Alaska cables occurred several hours earlier than the shock here. Investigation will be made to ascertain if there was any connection between the eclreum- stances, . BA © English Jail For Carrie Nation. Newcastle - Upon - Tyne, England {8peclal) Carrie Nation, the Amor fean anti-saloon crusader, was arrest. ed here while engaged in a rald on a saloon, Ebon atone bem atu mats ca Five Perish In Flames. Ashland, Wis. (Special), — Mrs. Nathan Sherrard, and four children, aged one, two, four and six years, were burned to death at Echlin's Lumber Camp, 20 miles south of Ashland, Sherrard, the camp cook, arose at 4 o'clock and began to repare breakfast for the 100 mon n the camp, leaving his wife and children asleep. Bherrard rushed into the burning structure in an eof- fort w save his wife and family, and Puts Marines Pack. Washington. D. (Special) ww The House Committee on Naval Af- fairs reported the Naval Appropria- tion bill with a proviso directing the President to restore the marines to duty on the vessels of the navy Abandon Buildings Bill. Washington, DD. C. (8pecial).« No new federal buildings will- be au- thorized by Congress at this session. This was decided at a meeting of the House Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds. P0000 Died At Messina, Messina (Special). — An official estimate of the dead in Messing dune to the catastrophe of December 28, made by Stuart K. Lupton, the Amer. lean Vice-Consul, on behalf of the American Embassy at , places the number at $0,000, Mr. Lupton extifnates alno that there are stil} 10,- 000 people in the city. The work of n concerning ine In Messing at
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