The evening world. Newspaper, December 31, 1908, Page 4

<a ewe: dd Cte oun aes oes Sones res 4 THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1908. lee | FEAR OF RECURRING SHOCKS KEEPS PEOPLE OF STRICKEN ITALY No TERROR ‘Thousands Hurry From the stncken Hotels and Dwellings in Messina Where Rich $100, (00 FROM ae Sere eRe oi dnae Residents and Tourists Met Death in Disaster (iy |; RLEVE fi as temporary treasurer, Another No News of Relatives. 4 Consulate, u d Mae March lages Deserted— Warships Carry the Refugees to | Various Ports. unable to give any direct ins _——- rmation, His home is in Steily and he (Continued from First Page. : e Wlartied over the safety of his fams Resolution to Be Offered at iy, nithough the not live near Mes nitile sald he was also Yhe fate of the former i" arkenburg, who left ing tor Donation. New York three months ago for ™ preenecite | pee 2 SAGE GIVES $3,000 |REPUGEES PEAR DEATH IN ANOTHER GREAT RTHQUAKE the searchers were successful, and others, attracted by their cries ot joys fell upon them with revolvers and knives, The lucky ones defended each morsel ag) with their lives. The struggle was of the most inhuman description, The famished men threw themselves upon each other like wolves and several fell disembowelled ia defending a handful of dry beans or a few ounces of flour. One of the | unfortunates was pinned to a plank by a knife, while clinging to his hand Next Aldermanic Meet- | fearn Mayor's Proclamation Brings! 1 was his little child, for whom he had sought food. | Prompt Answers From LONDOS: he: ais sneak) Gespatal | BURNING BODIES OF THE DEAD. \ Contributors. Uh ote Gi ong is morning At Reggio the situation is not quite so horrible, as the troops have Rares Market on the 1 Gree set up field kitchens to feed the thousands of hungry, and in addition are | om Alig; New Yorn COS wi ann ; « fe Btralts baking bread in the streets. As a precautionary measure against pesti- 2 ee sala il the towns lence the bodies of the dead are being burned, Sigh ihe HeRnaceE aan thc t The authorities here still estimate the total number of dead at ABR an VeR ERROTA res yea Q lest 115,000, but there is reason to believe these members will be greatly A exceeded, | : ® To-day the pitiable plight of the survivors claims universal attention. ' The relief of their suffering calls for the concentrated efforts of all the energies of the nation. Thousands of half demented, naked and starving survivors, half of them suffering from injuries, are crying for food, clothing, shelter and medical attendance. The Government is doing all in its power to meet their needs at least in part. No news yet has been received of any of the Americans thought to * have been in the devastated district, excepting Bishop David Sessums, of New Orleans, and his daughter Alice, who are safe at Rome. It is re- ported that several Americans lost their lives in the wreck of a hotel at Messina. Ambassador Griscom is about to set out from Rome for the South in an endeavor to secure information concerning missing Ameri- can travellers. It is estimated that 100,000 people have fled from the desolated ter- ritory in fear of further convulsions. The survivors have sufficiently re- = AUK Kt s brought In by FRISCO'S FIRST BIG CELEBRATION SINCE EARTHQUAKE THERE a—For the uke of 1906 rate New covered from their prostration to relate in detail their terrifying experi-| ne soiaiers came and Rained anetienn'| “ ences. All the stories are similar. The night of terror cannot adequately together we kged forsh several “ caine women and en from the tottering be described. walls of a half destroyed palace nearby the me hers will hold It is declared that an army of no less than 25,000 men will be needed A few seconds later this building wa to rescue the living who still are entrapped in the ruins and bury the dead, entirely demolished, King Victor Emmanuel, who left Messina last night with Queen | no: elebration 8 which Helena, arrived early to-lay at Reggio, and after visiting the town in | throush, which He aoe pars mana . ssa is rat RVYUINS IN CASANNICOL® t st ; company with the Queen re-embarked on a warship and sent the follow- | country.” e eserved f a ing wireless telegram to Premier Giolitti: | Suffered From Thirs a ee SSS See i a aE Pa ae eens = “I return from Reggio, which I found in a condition no less| Other refusees estimate that 2 CONSUL CHENEY gio, than 6000 perros 0 oosevelt ¢ sk Congress SU ae oe disastrous than that at Messina. The Prefect of Reggio says that grave tion of Messina, 100,000 R ANE 0 9 AND WIFI; BURIED es injury has been done to the communes of his province. jrathiat pelea vee For ind fo ad Su frerers, IN MESSINA RUINS, i “A Russian warship with five hundred wounded on board will arrive i Menta WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.—It was y from an authorit: Pi Heh ETE \ © at Naples this morning, and everything must be prepared for their land- | !shea. Th sou lent will on Mc Ft REC OCA TEE ne nee ing and housing. Another Russian ship will carry wounded to Syracuse. | wate ers’ shops w i. ¢ eile om) wrecke It is desirable to provide at Naples a Russian ship with an abundance Gila medical supplies.” ineral water or any tions rece 3L—A The visit of the King and Queen of | complete $4, 000, 000. of Bank’ Ss Funds Branch H “ts Dr B. Austin Italy to Messina and Reggio aroused The light-houses on the headlunds have; N é Mrs: Gheney . that the of the hi Widespread enthusiasm. universal mourning and A da dnt ae Marquis a Refugee fring of guns from| The Marquis Vincenzo Genoese, a| disappear Saved by Russian Sailors ‘ iy peavont willie and foreign wars at | refuge Messina. soon as the King wparty set foot on shore th nessing scenes of inde His Majesty spoke hig n soldiers and th gn warships for > work of rescue Penns ca £ Boiling | Water From the Earth Rl” Bae seeee feantane ean i test ae remendous roar and | Scalded Helpic ess Victims nie ovmnm weenie noc Says ie ot Mt as th nt and herc Queen Comforts Wounded. se cemn con Mee Reward A reward of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars will be paid for the arrest and conviction of any junk dealer or other person gl under the prarisieny of ection 550 of the Penal Code of the State of Ne: Notleof of criminally receiving any pi erty belonging to either of tthe undersigned Companies, Roos | American Battleship Fleet To. Aid in Atalian Ports, io fallow lng etal ion y to-day upon the flocr of the ange jal appeal is nee ton of the members of the f to the urgent to the sufferers by Mty which has stri cult, owing to Stock beneat ix persons, es of every one of them, wed the ny of * . . Pies following: mem- * from the falling debris. t earth's tremblings and fire Prisoners Go Free, I ad ns wee ib 4 ha ya i mus, W, B, Dickerman, Ro H. Halst heme ‘ Bupelny armas Cs R Dollars ard ad be paid for the arrest and conviction of any person who maliciously injures or interferes with the lines of either of the undersigned Companies, NEW YORK TELEPHONE CO, and THEN, Y, & N. J. TELEPHONE CO, _ hiff, Er Checks anould) be sent to the arder , treasurer, secretary’ k Exchan, {i sie ba wie at the tune of the ans Starving Thousands in Reggio bh a age out i'n nal ao seo ame i apes Are Being Fed by the Troops on the Cot first sever each ) i : A ‘ ‘ I lay 4 iiegs rig Dino eoorun nel ees 1 y taveita aiveak and oniledtad #41 401 TE Dey St., New York he cu le 1 ‘ ‘ k v the relief of the earthquake vietin JOHN H. CAHILL, the - . : 4 str wre 1 ‘The sun was promptly cabled to the | [| May, 1908 Vice-Pres't& Gen'l Counsel few ‘ ‘i t : nid t t Red Cross Society in Rome, Thoxe BO a eR ey Bishop Aids the Injured | vivwre ot anty Like a Thousand Bombs. ?RICANS AMONG aes fon | Hoary empty when she ships make port. henes, Jon pNSO Ss O0T ci ERICANG AMONG | | \\0, 10 ecw IS | WIFE OF FRENCH Nan Parisi orax eet Onp SSINA HOTEL, ' Ne, IN MOURNING, ONLY SURVIVOR aie r " . As rushing ic AEH OE Me a salsa OF THER FAMILY. | An ain. Then I heard | , » Nahata , \ ‘ \ . wton Pt ativan ; . t became known to-day eif-aenia : FETE AE POE TTT iaat eee valle : TO ee ee ee ie colar king | Of ane atrauell Canmll ‘At Meanie Ge ’ ‘his remarkable cog ae alae 5 were 41 tthe Hotel Trinweriy, Vie" AL a Fthe Gore selatives and friends in the earthquak Ble AE a ee she | Don t Suffer. Don’ { instantly relieves al Shi aa wet at Mensinia, when 1 " Y nA re The ehurch membership 18 Bb | yoy ho kon and daughter Th M S b- troubles of the feet. , . th of du frat Ee TN ALP ho Modharrie Cee ease italy’ on trun Kare pen ere Teoria Doubt. e ost Stu 40 years the standard, el : one saa taiae ocelot ii sic ane Hernaeding Poeao fears v9" organ, nariy knowin stat || ogy Cases Yield to It Tenderness and smart the | tailing : Nanttonuttad Ware were quartored Jn the Ho; |aent to the slography. they lived in th ken towns, , gn of dat and over Ia | ; ye ing disappear quickly 2K wails t ite tel de France m5 Parishioners | ly vials to Faths of rubbish the -ted || under its use, It prevents and relieves excessive perspiration, cuts ae aa | cers ie She “TOge, iere Ine > FOREST GODDESS! a ea nk ae Devas taken on boned & front |] out corns and calloyses—soothes and heals bunions. : the m her and sister were, and, with al GBRMAN EMPRES Aw ees Kita fores hich fortunately 1 had with ne 1 ed in rescuing them. I was| MHADS RE LAK BOARD, in the harbor | BANK OF FRANCE GIVES $10,000. | Money Back if Not Satisfied are covered with the Hoating bodies of also successful in getting out, of the — \ Vein serial pub y morning 6 regulen LCH, Sole Distributer i 4) publica eld in she church at) PARIS, Deo 31—The Hank) of France BI . 5 men aud animals and all kinds of wreck- house a number of other persdax wo] BERLIN, De A German commit: tion in The Byening World of Monday, if Mion Wi bet BiB Ptod $i00n) for the. relia oe WILBUR A. Wé le Distrib 905 Flatiron Building, N.Y, —————E aa 1 A aRLID r p Pp . ck. A collection will be taken for hed § a ‘ matin pete ne - . aia a i fiat Ba eo, - utmost li 1 by anxious parents and Large cake 26 cents. All druggists and shoe stores, Send Gv in stamps for sample The wate age The shores of (he stra)’ have been bad given Unetuselves up for Then tee bas been organised under the patron- Jen. 4 Don't niles it the relief fund, the ebvaquake vicuime.