The evening world. Newspaper, August 18, 1906, Page 2

~ THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 18, 1908. OTS TWOIN, «SANTIAGO DESTROYED; “AM FREAD, _ TROOPS SHOOT PILLAGERS (Continued from First Pago.) was iy 1817, This a yed"@ portion of the city and more than 1,000 lives. There is a large foreign clement in Santiago, Germans predominating any millionaires occupy m Alamoda One Victim of ids toh “Katlock’ S| VALPARAISO [N RUINS: Murderous Rage Is | cITY IS STILL BURNING. » Angles and Curves in the Stock Exchange During the Busy Time To-Day By MAURICE KETTEN. ao we , ‘Killed. The firm of Wessel, Duval & Co., wh 1oe: 2 South America, especially ¢ has just received the y IN SALOON BACK ROOM, |fiom Valparaiso: [ a “Town nearly troyed. Particulars 1 en shakes cease , despatch was timed 3.55 A. M., but it is rot known whethe 4 Bullets Fly Among Women diate: racithtants this morse A and Men Gathered in Phe Ci Land South American Teleg Company reports th a “Old Homestead.” Boake i Bhbta s San F j a ‘eptsiniiaelicians } cise The manager reports that. all pl f Ted Mints were down in Tush Quis- and the delivery "ad operating fl is demora Oi4 Homestend saloon, No, 480 have reported for duty. Many people have left th 4 Eighth avenue, near Thirty-fourth LONDON, Aug. 18—2.35 P. M.—A 9 4 etreet, an a mark of respect to that this afternoon from Valparaiso says the fire th n the busi- end wetter, the Excise law, bat Mer | nocs/ quarters, but /is declining. Another? private cable despatch, received { sonable Se iaaay ahah BaIY Mal: at 2.15 this afternoon, says business has been resumed at Va 1180, lock Gritted in with some rusty herd- | Private cabld messages show that the reports e ground a ative : ‘wate In his hip pocket Jin Chili suffered /seriously are unfounded. ¢ 11 of av asi 1 professor | arently wa most n 5 ‘ F-micotine tothe calor of the | + felt ct #hank of & meersehaum pipe bru. | tur + felt, : | calty’ beating = ute Ye mtr The BERLIN; Aug. 18.—According to a te m received by a bank | walters were busier than so many trap| here from \V alparaiso, half the city, from Almendral to Calle F vi ; drummers slunging byer. Men and wop- i ate a an Houses andl) warBHOUse a en wat around the Jager-sopped abtee “rill private and business hous ir » ha e aretha, cieagetio smoke was thick enoagh | Stroyed. . to bail out with « ladle. rs sete Fees mower mers | SHOCKS CONTINUE; CITY p iicseccnss| IN PANIC-AND DESPAIR. Ts wa Weaught the flash out of tho tail of his Beers er’, te arouse and started away ifro! VALPARAISO, Chili, via Galveston, Tex., there. There wae a -pop louder than any x. 18 ¢ Vita ! Champagne cork ever made, and Jimmy | panic have seized the inhabitants of this stricken which, shaken from | Conducto: Heya, ns RNY . Commisky, the inevitable innocent by- | its foundations Thursday evening and then swept by fire, has since been Conductor Crowded from INDIAN PRINCE BADLY HURT IN AUTO SMASH. stander, ted got. hie. The bullet |visited by continued earth tremors. The seismic disturbances were con-| Carand Dismemberec PAIS, Av Pr of Egypt. was most ee rm tore out ITALIAN AMBASSADOR TO LEAVE eden dobbs sot ols FOR LONDON. Ttaly NEW REVOLUTION the | & big Mesh wound, just above the elbow. | Stant yesterday and throughout the night. Everything is in utte n-| ies ae POLIS CHaE At Prey: F The “assemblage adjourned, sine de. | Fycion and the people have fied in terror to the hills : eerily in Harlem Store. 0.600 ae ear As they fowsht to reach the front! . . rbd MUS, £0,000 EMIGRATE FROM RUSSIA i Goor there was another shot and Jimmy tm the general chaos it is impuss{b! the number of dead or th «| 8ST. PETERSBURG. Ape. 1f—The emigration from Russia year ¢x- * Murtha, s husky young chap who c extent of the damage. Ag ‘White taking &n eleva ar fail or/ceeded a quarter of & mi persons: pronto pager Sage og lg dice The-city fs tn eeini-darkncas from the pall of smoke arising trom burn | TUme? (2 AN unper fiver in the de-| PROFESSOR'S RESIDENCE A BOMB FACTORY. Mae a steadily staggered outdoors and ¢o}-| ing buildings. The water servic a ‘oyed, Not a railroad tr part eae spelen umateln, KISHINE® wk a. A_bom tactory ras aiecav red here to-day Japsed on his face has entered or left the vity since ; Thursday night, and the fresh food supp! Atm stre ‘ he were ins He lay on tho sidewalk, with a girl! et a +t nier thet 61 fi - aa if fh «picture hat ana » barberepale 4 ig exhausted. People, afraid to enter their homes, are wandering the n ¢ “e w CASTRO RECOVE FROM FEVER ploxion crying and fussing over hima, | St?#ets Crazed by the eutdenness and the horror of the calamity crowded against ae WILLEMST AD, a Fought Unequal Quel. Until the tarth ceases trembling no organized effort to restore muntcins ie ES Hugh Quigiey, betind the bat, bas a/ OTder and carry out the work «f rescue and alleviation will be attempted. | hia os Drisk way about him on occasions iike| Nothing has been doneeo far. Even the dead have not been earried to the! lever, he wan chia, He put one Land on the counter) morgues. Hundreds aro imprisoned in the ruins of collapsed houses, put And an it went G20 came over it Uke & pole vaulter.| with the earth trembling violently ut frequent intervals noge are go fog). |{? * Pwlp and the wtrain broke the ak w Jyamt ae the third bullet, going wid Ont i “ hardy as to venture on the work of rescue. in atklomen. w fag plugwed into the woodwork of the doo His screams and tho of be grabbed Billy Kellock and wrestied| SAN FRANCISCO SCENES DUPLICATED, —The stone broug! 14 of Cura prisons here affair at t Al prisoners, Philadelphta, ‘onfirma ot feve: , from IN SAN DOMINGO: REBELS WINNING. ‘Town Is Captured and Twenty Persons Killed in the Fighting, Hayt! Aug ording to advices to-dey. has Santo Domingo. Revolution bande under the command of Gen. Mavarro are said fo have landed near Riviere and to ‘pave attacked and captured Dajabon. * h Was piliaged and atandened twenty persons had peen killed. ¢ revolutioniste are now sald to be ear Guayebin and to be marching on to Monte Crist The arrival of Gon. Desthamps te anxiously awaited by the revolutionists understood that he Asnume weme ie Worhtan Otica be of the fore ° With him for the amouldering revolver | widently the horrors of the Ban Francisco calamity are being wean ie cg sien Oca hae 2 the ietscmanbe ouvert : that Kellock held in his right hand.) nere. Although évery ond here Bad been aniicipatiog a Kevere earthquake because | &* 4 clerks. chiy witlefied with the outcome, former Preaident Jiminer. F ‘The two had tne whole place to them-| of frequent slight disturbances within the pas: month, & mevority | om the #t and seco: rly 0f his persons ‘ A aitte of anarchy prevalle in the a elves as they threshed around among! of Thuraday night's whocks was unlooked for Toe a. uourually sain { every man in the © talnted, WASHINGTON WANTS RUSSIAN PARLIAMENT RECORD. northern part of Santo Domingo. A! *. Sct sites et a and pleasant and the ets Were filled with people } . * 6f amuse. | Ary a store who wit " BT. PETERSBURG, Aug. ‘Ih—M. Ialberg, © methher of the ‘Town Councn| commerce with the Interior has been 4 pagtliogk oroke, from Qultley's grip and | ment when, at § o'clock, the whole city reemed:to suddenly aw ewart ana | 50? Potersburg recaived a requ >m the Smithaonien Inei{iution, Wagh- | stopped And teams in the northern dis hy ee who bad heard the shooting | forward. The tremivling of panied by an unusual roar. pitrta |? t v a of the work of the late Parliament. | tricts has been prohibited. Kellock pulled down on OB | Gamage was done by the first shock, wilh bad barely subsided w # second | action tet the pistol. pe hot muxei “4 ook came that ended in a jolt that topple dings off their ITI i: inst the policeman m ” ons, The * Sut becatse the cartriage snuppe pe earth #eemed to rise up in war carrying whole rows of buildings gown as = FUG! VE BANKER the hammer he je aul intact > ‘Brien | though they were built of carde j eae te ae okt We | ts gent ences ase os seers sae ston oe sain ot ce | STENSLAND LOCATED? 4 filer pollcginany rica nett yoda sa} ru n into the thousands Fortunately the firet shock bro the people » . eye: feat rr} that ended the ten: Into the streets and few besides the bedridden were caught in the collapse : 7 rasta hey say | le ; Chic . Murtha Dies of Wound. | inetr homes srreet f °° | Rescued After Week's Fight for Life in Bed of Mud, j Suspect Thought to Be Chicago iz Phe-poticeman led him up to. where The necond shock had hardly subsliod when a red glare in the direction of | P ¢ IS—Halt buried & 4, Jon Wreck ne dowed in Bri , Pourtha lay, but Murtha Was past’ tala: ie Puerto told of fires breaking out ul. the business sects | ' "gene ag 118 on - SOG dey aun. eth tenant an aged recker Shadowed in Brit ing. «The bullet hud xone in his back, 8 a fell upon every d gens a gave slartn ma on a cotton \ leding W deash imternsity. The giri | and telephone wystems had beon ren unel 1 O ig And yn ¢ 4 in the se Med hut disappeared n j service was broken. au ¢ t the ambulance came. At Re ig Nivea hk 5 Hospital the surgeons dared | fire sane they f . ‘ G b A be competied to pay) SP Waad, a8 betsy ae Ate on Murtha. They sent “|! collapsed bull lg i eb : ror nia aid in 108, because of narve Ladle 3 ward, waying his death wee on ben prayer ctarte t + y “Bows a | water of of 1 sie hin ate ae toward. Fescu ® [BATTLESHins END MANOEUVRES AND HEAD FOR NEw YORK. | ee <i ting ks, and w are Missouri headed ‘Ne ta to-day The te [¥ ec teak 5 { from two he ftir pt ‘ 2 aiterent pals 0 Verse Say teed es maht drug. store } wimally the p aly a tad e HEAMIT A PROBABLE Mur R Victim y Gromed and tie ¢ aoidiars ssid } wnat 4 xtn OE at the omg i fon the b of Hor a | stuveauke pw Nl Fin the streets imnumable tobris. fi siesta! advan caw take ) vi inermit, Wig WAR : ont Marke, 4 Saxo . fy hie arm amoke, if is Impossibie to pe ¢ devas! 4 " e { ‘tone was M ery” a Murtha, w! amma. * . : B ghia speed-re4 a Adiee tad | Anrang t § ( 1 a pricat OWNING VICTIM LIKELY A BOSTON MAN nds anette 7 ined Aug The North Ge ank tosAay recetnpa! te ta DROWNIN handson ‘ in Caraiabed | . . ‘an : gf 8 m ft, doweun'al eres Aug. AA Rian, wes A an years of age. whom he intrA&geed am tie ¥ ™ Leapal 1 bse bing $e. | ( eh to t A © | wife. He wana stout mar uae ee hee TLLA privel mid Priest Gave Lact Rites. d the adarees SP. atte’ 2, Plimmen s Ma chied. ot pot Midway #tates piates (hat tiie wa r at | P Se me ambeak Mime ena that oMcers are etl eindow te Kellock Broke ‘Up. Celebration. apture him {f the There were Ww HANS here registeret | * x Dr. Te Fe diya S cuane Murtha threw, K k | several Violent shocks at a great ¢ ice Th After midnigh | SEEK FIREBUG IN NOTED. ALIENIST s Ch hae " Went to Quigley'’s pince with the girl! the oaciltations continued for two houre S010, FORTIN Y Ree Bee wee F TORY BLAZE. | HELD i i 01 the victory over his rivat in| . A : ot " ai ties . I Y ‘. «rom H ben dee Gtigier, the won at itn ows GOETTINGEN, Germany, Auk, 18.—The Untversity hquake Ob-| typ of t latored the tant EMPTY FAC D FOR LARCENY, the eacrintion’ of Preaident Bt Of of he bat. manger ipienc: having | servatory agaln registered ywo extremely violent earth she at 2’ o'clo. ft man, whe wa Dr. Wh D | the Chicago #or § ith him at bouts begere * oclocs ‘ ! + hi clare: f | Velliance tn q tor Shinpy ‘ Ane Peearain Ae jevectag "OF" | this morning. | vet s ae Start Among Shavings; nite Declares Mistake Has fe ; Sie aan re Ke “es sce Several #light shock in various parte of Germany have been reported |onty ee . y ea Beech Made When Remand | And aaked that the cages wan 4. cant. | during the past week ets think the marth has entered on a pgytod | 8 so that 1 1 , ed to Tombs Tih. Aug. 16 : Re tar ttoeake to we vite of unusual selemological disturbances S = Bas ' s ge carr [pete nel Ae x n 3 Feportlto the | cI nid close up ft a iene Mes . ung man dor whe eny from the State Bank of Chi Inks he bite ttt - - t r Wilts ean be wae guardian, Ye m to-day, eathy aten tha é ; aoa tman V. White, seventy-two ons through the m FF T10 ROUNDUP BIG TIDAL WAVE SWEEPS psotees sey te Pu ngtae| oa ge ng ii mth SHERIFF TO ROUND-UP | ae a ‘ & lie ‘ , Managers of the Saar Presdest Mtenniand to. be $1,00),t00, | > 48 Bax ® | Hoapit Nek bent tanbattan tite | possibly more ND GANG | in could ¢ r e a die 0 ‘ 1 in $1.00 bat by} Examiner Jongs says the closing of BLACK HA .| EAN. rs : aay Ps | bing ; 9 27) ARON SOR, eesumtantion ate | ; ¥ al Went Nix 7 mn Court to-ta Curther examination | Career the moat remarkable in the hin- 4 - | HONOLULU. A <0 Ps a W 4 Runaeat : : the second t : In default of bail ne was remanded 25 |r? of DRQMINE Ne , 4 ‘ @ tidal, the : vay lee 24 WHITE PLAINS Lom Ma J 'e Haal ‘ ‘ L the w line * : ld MAN, who ts a Hoted alieniat, | WIKE IS FINE; WILL ‘ have the 1 . eed be Mata | ; at crow ; per, LAAd Wa One time head of the Federal eaijting and even kitting pees . ‘ heubaite 1 16 atrik come q i refuse to contribute owe twelve f¢ a away | x fey see drunks and ee Saenoe en cat wocle Wt 5 pa aaa: a a eens rh : f t ‘ 1 av : ¢ tore bimeed: the ‘srerst society. bere: keep t omen | nie" and showed nc dane ak Thieves broke Into the reaidence of yas denied sts ‘ = | : Satay coro ‘ pial Liskare wiih 4 wimilar | nery he pleaded not melee, | Oeear Suiners, a wealthy merchant, « omnes ret : \ fir blk ern ened i 1 ° cs bet v r been A @reat mistake! | OOK strom & Browiway, Rockawn fr mu ) weer TR trate Beets me on the |S little: heed 7 1 the |Penaid at when the evidence is pre- | {GAs While the occupants were aw > are employed , whe MeN ae habe ik ysis ee Ube clear, Tf cannat wer | and carried off allverware and cut elas ie Vuln] cance’ lati tt Retest ee" 8 | ~ IN AMONG BAJHERS, (KILLED IN $1 ‘IN STABLE ELEVATOR : have it in al 3 snes O'Sul oi a and | worth $2,000, ‘he yobvers had dinner ahd opened three bott They left a nore woying: * will call aga some time when not a iH | a A girl of Bw . Magis Nearly Bi Mone i seater tae aot le Bt | gl Sea Be “gor Wont Srchipeuyy| OCEAN LINER PRETORIA 2 and el’ Body t | 1a ; Kate | y . ,| STORK VISIT: 4 Fish wale ane we MeN , wad the | sriied | avn Henel, oriployed at the Pex ISITS STEAMSHIP. | AGROUNDNEARHAMBURG Lbtabed at r Well, Johnie « me,"| f HW ROX Passenwors Make Up Purse for Fatih) ‘ ‘a ¢ t the Na if know ohn Fowur. | 4 Theodore Moowevelt Ridgte, JIAMBURG. Aus hs ~The Hamburs- : * ty. ulumhinn 4 bed an at c || Ameri line eteamer Pretoria, Capt Hospital to-dsy from iF 1 : i alas atid Mins NeNally-Fogs ea eg a tg j en out of] The American Idne steamship New enrotier, from New York via Plymousg, he received } , was f . t t w her arma r wna . = me t was boing repaired * ved to-day with * More gna Che ri, grounded i Lhe ssw ——— ' J k when Magistrate cried out f : Edison Electr rey More AM akenwacder while on het way to AN’S BODY IN RIVER ie i stop that! Noge of hae ty 1 t Fieetl + a when ae Wink * : ee al ; pod bald | fi ta. tine folieth aoe Was “rugs are aasisting the steamer. The body of a man was found tn the | y atopy a t oi) 6 Wa r fop floor, the elovator (a i doae| ‘temntenentaltapenarts memati: River between Thirty-sgoond and who do ‘that sor tit to wan Atonpes, but instead fell to ; ae: a Baise streets Yo-day a@ pent t going to fine you about Sle tenet oe the balidiion Tein te of pte of #210 for the THE GOLDEN LOVE STORY. the Margue, The clothing, whica my whieh wes 1 Hinve you any monay ied Aan terrific crash, Neatly every’ Bone In 1 ine Wee BimaG Treodene Lee MpebOnda le ly was thet of a laborer, con: SMM aATesied | thet Fiesel's body’ was ty Kidaio, xem "fork feel ey by by Upton Bin- were arralensd re | hothing by the man might Patrolman Peterman, of the ‘Tromunt ow York was ISlowes. into | ier by ola in “athe ‘evening titled. Th 6 nd {a Weatchen had been i rested bi do Quarant ne forty minyjter cs th the wattetaareral rence” was amaned snutflated by the propeliet or wheel of ian i aha’ Saaseon Company? ia chines Cunarder Btruria, wih « Br Dasacnger Oretty brawn eves in boats i the bay, of the nepalre to the Seveses, Vat of feturming Americans ‘ ‘ Be. rok eens ae li i ARRAS Aotearoa Se ERECT SN Coane NT TT ayy Wada avegae aicaing nat next pan ue 20, > REBATE CHECKS GIVEN TOALL WHO ASK ON THEB.ALT. /Police Guard Still on Duty at the Hold- Up Stations. Rebate checks wore distributed after i nk to homecoming waytarers Coney Intana by the 1” and surfoc es of the B. R. T. Omens nductors were to Rive re vate checks only to passengers who demanded them. Mighty few passengers neRtected to ask for the yellow alips, which may entitle them some day to another ride over the lin guard was on uty collection fare pointe ht, but there was no violence, and Deputy Cmmissionse O'Keeffeo said that in apite of the isen- at the secc throughout the ance of the rebate checks he wo ua put an extra force to-day be nat the ten echareet to-day ana — | Moes of the Coney { Raliroad, as ie Island and B usual on Saturday and Sunday. Me dia not know at the time that the company het -etrhnut sutente s2kemeton gone qui+ rk and had rebate tickets print \ will be iswued to wil its pat pay the fon conte he Ce nd and Brookly road, which is the B. R. T.'a ont tn Brovklyn, reaches Coney the De Kalb ave Franklin avenue lines. The road charges five to Coney Island on week days and ‘ Sun- days and bh Saturdey and Sunday there was no disorder on the ompapy’e a payment of the excess erat Superintens Jent Sullivan explained this by paying 4 that his lines © anily patron- age and their pa d no objection to the excess fare on holidays, as it kept an undesirable element off the oars. Smith Street Rebates. In the excitement sroused over the ruffianiom of che By, T. employe and the coupany's the Coney In and Brookiyn Rat ad was @n- tire et mht of. a tals were Invited neither to enter into en agree- meni to give rebate c ks to Jota ih (he legal proceedings to test the valktity of the double fare. But the f the road decidel to issue which is equivalent to consider F deciaion is feached ta the Court of Appeals on the BR. T's right to charge an extra tare. ‘Of course we could have gone on the excess -y fare over oMctal to- a duty we tect nee which w { pawsengpte objected the axes fare and had to tt would be abs for us not be teion is reached ane, 90 we have kete prepared Jave and Bune fa es Can a fare when and we therefore or annoxan waht to take the oxcoes fare question int rt for final do Mr + Adama, Brooklyn, Mr. Graham Mayer, and ner e has put HELP WANTED-MALE, APRA Pant rete GLASS CUTTERS on tableware emoothetw nd polishers. Straus, TM 10th ay The Husbandman and the Worker in the Vineyard. “Every one knows the parable of tha | Worker who took the money his Mastet gave him and hid it away, It was safe, but useless, while the Worker who ine vested his Master's money and ine creased it tenfold was richly rewarded This was a long time ago. There are no Masters now. It is one's own sel that is to be benefited by the investe ment of one’s Own money, Where to invest is the thing. THE WORLD POINTS THE WAY, no@ only for investors, but for those who! have attractive “for sales” t6” offer Every day, under the heading of “Buse § ness Opportunities,” “For Sale,” “Finane © 1" “Real Estate,” &c., long Mets off & ; : argains appear.” This week (exclust ( today) The World has pri total of 986 intertating—sitte under such captions. This repr j gain of 78 over last year's We record, and a lead of 190 advert; a sw | over the next highest New York The World always leads, Z M LXes deb