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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-27

SALT LAKE., April 6.-It having been
aseertained today that A. S. Hill, who
robbed his wife OF $1,000, y short time
since, was In Cairo, Mioh., under arrest.
a requisition was issued by the Governor,
and tomorrow deputy United States
Marshal will start for tn n place TO bring
the fugitive back to Utah.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-27

TAUNTON. Masa.. April B.-Whils
nargsIss aasss the Com. Gc%p. ,, we're play
sword into the body Of Geo. r. Dalton,
playing Tybalt. In the dusl scene. II il
rot known at present how seriously
Dalton IL Injured. The doctor Is conf
dent Of his recovery from the injury.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-27

RICHMOND, Va. April 2i.-Robberies
Of residences have beeu frequent IT late.
Last Tuesday. In open daylight, Police
Captain J. n. Harris residence vas en-
va VS. .s sa This sftssnoon M bss~s. =
four and Eve, While policeman was on
ihe garrett, seized : daughter aged six
teen, and Tied and gaeesd her. Having
accidentally knooksd 8 aash out Of the
window the burglar Aroused the house,
but even then made succeasful exit.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-27

LOHDru, Apgil 36-S1x buildtngs |
Roeheghi.e, Lnndon, belenain9 - ffaa
eois ana Josh Bodart -, oil q
eake u,seoAanfA we're buened. Loo
vofy h1avy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-27

BurrK. n. T.. April 2s.-Intense sx-
element was ca1ssd this morning by an
open letter published in the Daily H,ner
addressed 70 w. J. Lippincott, Republi-
can candidate for City Attorney, signsi
By = 3. Thompson, attorney NJ Law. in
which Lpptuooss was branded a. a
coward, liar, psltsoon- etc. Thompson
and II. +. Brown. business manager Of
the Miner, we're arrested on a charge of
criminal libel at the instance Of Lip
pincott. There II considerable blood
thirsty talk, bat il il believed the case
will be settled in the cQurfs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-27

ux,rrHrs, April &s-From appeals
from Starkvills. Miss, 4 u Just learned
that French Camp. Miss., little to.n
twenty miles vest OF essrkviils, L., vas De
sroyed in Sundays cyclcne: kiil'ne sev-
eenl. Mr.. summons family ~ three
vsre killed and blown away. Some OF
their bodies were found Yesserday sven
III ssvsrsi mills from whsre the house
s1eod. Three other chsioron that we're
esryied Of have not been round.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-27
War ai pawasssN.

PASaas, April l0.-A niiict recently
took placs between IaiiNns and Arseu-
tine troops. The latter hld Is men
killed and three taken. prisoners. The
Indians killed II Brszili.ns while gath
ering rubber. General Caceras prom
1898 to raid Lima and hopes Tie people
will rise and mg;ssacre the Chilians.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-27

HAaBuRa, April as.-1here il much
anxiety hero and in bremen ON account
VT the non-arriyal of ths Hofsburg. II
Is stated tsat she had only three weeks
provisions on board, aud is now three
weeks out. Reports that she hid Ar.
rived at Southampton are not true. She
has been s;gualied disabled, nc sea.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-08-01
ALmosE ANorsss. HoaRo X

cfrcus Tent Catches Fire aud the Aadi-
euse of Tive shousaud Beesme P.a'c
stricken. Fortunately without Lass OF
life.
NORFOLK. Va, July q "A thrilling .csoe
took plas e inths cisy of p rtsm a . Tues
DAY hight. Between 5000 ard 5ooO men.
lTomsn and children siend-d b * b ioL
Of Nathan & Cas- circus After The perform
srre had commerce. the wind b-sa blow
quite heavily. The crowd watched siten-
4 vely large rent Shich bad ben sde in
he canvas By The wind and which Was mo-
mtnisrily growing lager. the canvas being
veTy old. a horse was brough inr fhe
nee OF one CT the hn hack ierform-
re, ard his rider mount b.m, hnt
ho,se seemed 70 be awsre Of she imam ling
darper snd refused 70 stay n h~
was ct shis i1rc'ure that the wind truck q
tttwisb great violesce 'e-riix atc
from tie center TCle 20 the Il eur sln
nd causis mary of he paIss TT q rh4
crowd tlep became fFrcken srd hsgsr
% rnsh for the eniras &C "a wi'd ~
asaxo~ to e.cape Si1a ne
~ az 'Firtr' wre heard above ha "a -
I wcnsn s,d children and rhe IA - ?"
eer srd ihe psnic-sfricken Or Td beam
s.1iscfly delirions vi ierr0r .. i
amps IN The ring hSf set hs caovas On dr
I'D ii Vrs burning in'iousiv h'i' Dug
,air g mel cei filling. ard 'ex i''gaf-7sd
hs fsn.et after 9 e tent wes ahon, hail d.
frtsfd. few men only proved fqGs'
hp crosi. u and stood braVeis 6sht th'
hAn - ART q assisting the 1omen an e.'i .ife
cu' from the debris. eitcer nv tearing - ca
fifg tie carvss. t. add 10 the 81 ,ll'ies 4
,fcslirr sli vho ems To 4 On tie siis ~ ~
tent we're suddenly prrcipisated into SifcA
eboui five feet deep fully erown no ii
hiiafs. Here the ladie. children and men
wrTC piled Up in ineztricahle c0nfnsi a and
itnales were almost d mud OF ci thing
10 sdd 70 he terror sll the Gre belts c,al-
nepcfd 10 ring and the steam whistles "a
sound single Alarms. throTitg the city ialo
eftet exciieuent and turni ut taa hois
rl,nlGce A great nl@ny D. ODle were IA 4,
hurt az d ksd limbs broken. Dut no enc $
kilied outright
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Additional Reports Regarding the
Fearful Earthquake.
Between Two snd Three Thousand Per-
sons Believed to Have Lost Their
Lives.
Nothing New IN the TeiesrsDnic Trouble
The Hill Investig gstion-Heavy
Failures IN Boston.
DEsrkoxkD II. As E4arHQUAxE

Three Villages IA ataiy Almost L tirely
D+mOiished.
LoNDoE, July 29-Tne town Of Cssamio-
eiola, near Nsples was almost entirely de-
stroytd by an earthquake last night. The
neighhoriug towns Of Foris and Lacce ceameno
are greatly damsged. One hundred persons
who were more or less severely injured have
arrived at Naples by steamers. The number
Of people killed is not Jet known.
ROME, July 29-The Minister of Public
Works has gone to Osssmicciola to organ
ize measures of relief. The shocks began &C
$3.50 O'Clock last night. At that hour ma
iority OF the people OK the upper classes were
ct the TheAier. Nearly al of the houses in
town collage d. Il is estimated !. 200 persons
are killed and 500 injured. Numbers of
steamers have been brought into service TO
carry the injured to Naples. The impression
produced By the disaster is inii-cribsble.
Many victims bel ing 70 good families
NAPLES, Jaly 29.-Stssners loaded with
injured people are constantly arriving he re.
The hospitals are already flied with suf-
ferers.
10 DIV 7 uly Cit is impossible to give
the number 9f dead at Casami. .e;cla. In the
latest sceouuts The number Is estimated at
600 TIE Hctel Piccio!a Sentinolla sank
into the earth pns y as buried, together with
many inmats. Some OF the inhabitants Of
the town escaped 10 the sea at the first
sh made their way 10 Naples
With the news Of the calamity.
At the Center o. the area the shock was the
same as that two years ago. but the radius
was wider The shock was felt at see, ana
according TO some accounts a. Naples. A
gentleman who Was staying at the Hotel
PiecioIa Ssatnalis. ane who escaped With
his life, rsl@les that he bed only q ne
20 secure some candles for use in the dark
Bess before the collapse of the buildings. A
person Who lived near the now ruined bath
ing establishment says he escaped from the
pisce amid falling walls and balconies. tbs
,eInfsd people shouting TO the sea-
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nAkLAs A.AIs v.yrsR. u.
an Easy yieioss ov.r sss-saer and Lee in tho
sso~ ~ EaisuR..

An Easy FieIcsY sfV.r ~ s.-ssrT and Lee IN the
ace Eaisua.
SYRACUSE, Jniy 26 -fhe hanlan- Hosmer-
Lee rsce 81 Fslif1n this afternoon gas W.T.
nesstd By nearly 500. The conne. farce
fourhs oil mile. wss rossd over tw,ee.
Tb.re vas very ii,le betting. if Ding 60 :
G. 6ed that 8anl2n vas = sure winaer. a
f. even hets were made Ou the Result D.
iws,n Ho raeg and Lee. The start Sas made
dty.six secfrds tast AL taok the wAt-
sos.ther. Han'an ard Lee pulled thir'y-f,nr
and Hosruer thirta-six strokes The boar
sent even he fret bsII mie Hanlan the
.ssew shead with Fl smsr trA
The bsst OF Lee. Hsnisn tnrneo
be stake at six m'ag e.,
Il, sraer ten e conds later rna Lee i've SCI
"a a. tehind. BAGS 70 fhe s'a-t II saieo re@
sell 10 the 'front.' Ct II sDer Lee, b-twTen
. =. II h, re s.s = 5 Fnsgls. qasfteT
{ o II ls f., m the st9rt Hsni-n sloS-d ~
- the .gheis eained on him. Rs Ian
II irlsd at The siEriirg . int four leasihs
heed in rine ninntfs and thirty four sec
ids Ho~nler S'd Lee turned 'ge h-r.
Hsi Ian stssn STOPPED roT'ng and toak
afifk water from his hapo. Again start
ne Hsnisn he'd two ie' stb9 the best OF
Homer ard LIE The three w-nt
n the same pOsitlaD 10 the quarter
hen Harlsn crossed to- Lea's waters and
3tsN ed 50 the turnine steks. Lee and h 'smeF
kept MP a fire struggle al the way up. Han
lsn TUNED Z stake il. fourteen minutes and
fifty s. coBjs, Lee ten seconds later, Hosmer
~ seconds behind him. Hanlsn sourted
ef er all n rec had turned and gsihing 90 q
lesd settled 10 taents = ght strokes minute.
.Hcsn,tr shortly after Turning seurt- 4 and
p rs tocn along~ide OF Lee 5th pulled
FIRE Iace all the way back. aud ao5at "a
quartsr Of nile from he finish b'fa
sssw up so HaDlsn, and the three 70 red
sxen side ehrrt distance when
Hsnlar, bv few strong strokes, ooeDed ne
leo several lengths fson Hosmer who CTS
Silll q ltnetb ahead Of Lee Fhea frF
so6e f,om The finish Henisn qpicsened n
si1tks and cf setd the scare viuuer 4 .smer
0aa half length -shead Of i.ef Fsme-
Hnpizn. 19 minutes, 40 sfco* d feenef. -
n;natfs Ba.scos q lee 10 mi,nfe' 81 90
onds. HenIy. Of 0s~ego pulled outside and
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MoDsAs oHA o E swPLE.
How Poor s5ary pscEiray Wac Married and
Deserted By Ac or IrviaC-

How Poor s5ary rscttroy Wss Married and
Deserted By Ac or Irviag-
AMSTERDAM Y, july % -Miss Mary
NcElroy, the beautiful and ~cc ,mplished
daughter of Mrs John TurnbouI, of Amster-
dam, last fall was the owner of a millinery
shop here, She was respected and liked for
her winning and con6ding wsys and for her
independence in seeking 70 maintain herself
During the fall young man of pleasing ad
dress and possessed of ways likely to win in
nocent maideDs' hear,s arrived here and
represented that he was a civil engineer. en-
p'oyed on the construction ofthe New York.
West Shore and Buffalo R4iiroad, aud that
bis name wss Frank de Sharar He met
Mis- Ms Elroy AID she soon became passion
stely fcId of him They attended places
Of amusement together and were much in
esch Others company. Fiiend- of the yoong
lady favored the intimacy. as D. Sha-ltr was
TO sli spptaIaDces W r'hy yOa"e msu.
One day she vent TO Nv Yrrk with the
avUvtd purpose OF puscha-ins gr,ds and he
returned 70 his home 5 sfier yards the
f,llovine merrlsgs no'iee q % arsd 10 he
Amtterdem pspers. at the rrquest OF Mrs.
TprDb III:
DE eHARLAR-. KCEIBoT-In New York City. De-
cemsef lse2. by tev <. Arms ~ = erank A. De
sph leT OF Rev 1oik, ana May z AcEiroy, Of
AmkteIdsu.
Miss McElroy did not return t. Amster
dam. and il soon became known that the
yourg man was Frank Irving Who has a
81 sli reputation as sD actor aud sporting
msn.
coon after the msrrisge he started ous from
New York with kiraify's "B a;k Crook
company, tskipg The part Of Won Pcffen-
RIuDtz," the Counts cham berlain His wife
accompanied him aud alwsvs aw sIted his
~ pesIspce after each act in the green room.
The company went 70 Troy and Aibsny, aud
here spd at Gloversville many arq qair t.Dees
of lhe you G lazy saw her in tha &c ors com
psny.
No'hipg more wss head of ;ha matter an
nj recent, then the former bright, vIvaciops
gIIl eturned 10 ber home here. sa iy shat
ieIed in mind and body, m-re wreck OF Der
4, er sel'-a wretched rs-d gil
After living with ber few months Irving
shotg Der eft She wss so pale and emaciased
thst was shocked when saw her propped
Up IN rocking chair.
Ber life is slmost ended. and she is anx-
iously wsitiI for its termination. which can
not be further off that few days Sne has
10 inter- ct any more in anything OF this life,
ard Will not eliow her husbands name TO be
mentioned. The sincere sympathy Of her
fit DDS in former times be ha- Il me mean
time Irving IL is here rep"r cd. may be seen
shout the steps of the Fifth Avenue Hotel
eI ioyiDg life 10 It's u'mos'.
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Nrw YoFK, July 80 M0nsingenr Cape
sit-r resting al hotel. called upon C4ri;asl,
tstCiGsky aEd Arch shop Corripc4n, and q -
trisi interview With each. II ivfs tat
cify a. o'ci OK for Burlington. N j.. Ehe
VII make ebori visit 10 some frie .d
lie proposes 70 give course OF lectures
is pruc.pel cities. Among o'hcr taing. h
elil lsciure on art, painting travel, eilc t
son 81 Catholicism erd kindred Snbj-c =
One of the principal objects Of bis visisist
study msiicsu institutions and observe g.
fleet OF tbsiI iHHuefcs up the grSTth Ana
ssvtlOl mem OF The Roman Catholic reiig
He vii travel much. Ia tue West. g,io
~ bsbly to San Fraicisco, and dining HI
joUrpeyi iig be Intends u make csrsf0
udy of the American educational system
OF which he ssss he has q high opinion. h
1ill preech frequently
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ton street. not far fron Mr.. wssser About
twenty minutes bsfore IL o'clock a cry OF
fright attracted the attention Of the groups
of spectators on the upper eide OF the ocean
pier. Colonel J. Holues Grover, who was
sitting in the pier Office, had his attention at
tention attracted about the same
time to q spot in the water 200
feet from the beach and some twenty
five or thirty feet north OF the FIRST paviloa.
A womsn's white arms vera thrown up
against the background OF a breaker, and
where two female forms had been strug-
gliDga mement before, only one was to be
seen. At the same moment a male voice
sbrieked loudly for aid. There were three
human beings battleing for life in the waves
The mans head was seen momentarily
emerging froIo re b eskers ana going dow
again ss he uttered ok1g cries for ess 81
aBce. he med utterally unable to help
Ell htr himself o. the drowning womeo aud
by Ibis tire had struggled some distance.
Mike Bradford, TIE life guard. ran uU from
his station. some hundred yards below, aud
sV am out 20 the spot. Passing tEe strag-
FL ng man, who was told 70 hep himself
Il ed ord reached the -iris, bat not anti
ole of tbeal hsd sank for The third time
The strugpleiDg girls were Maggie Wssser
ard her friend, Nellie Rosenbsrg
Neither of them we're able to sWlm hut bv
padding desperately with her ha.ds and
keeping her face to wards that OF her drown-
ing play mate, Maggie was enabled not ooly
10 maintain her head above water, but 70
nlske considerable progress toward Nellie's
re receding form, utiering no cry herself, bat
always lighting her desperate way through
the waves, often turned completely on her
back by breaker, but still res lutely keep
ing her energies we'll in hand that if 20 she
night save her friend. When Bradford aud
bic unconscious burden came ashore Maggie
Wssser was hurried TO a neigh coring b Ioi h
rhtre restoratives were successfully applFied
Meanwhile twenty feet away on the cFess
If breaker bsther's cap ol blue was seen
fash through the foam. Instantly all ey es
SeIe fixed on it. A heavier wave washed il
la al the life less body of Nellie Z sc berg,
.r long black bair spread out over the wave
flashed INTO full view. A d zsn sLrsoge
rushed In and snaiched her from the
fcod, but all efforts at resuscitatIon were Ia
vain.
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MARRIED TO A nossoLrAN.

& Girl ot Thirteen Years OF Age Welded by
Der Avaricious wother TO Chiaese Lsup-
dryman ia Louisville
CINCINNATI July n Yesterday a novel
csse was developed at police headquarters.
a woman ramed Elizabeth K K-st, little
above the average 10 height. clad in blue
calico dress, called al the Chiefs Office, and
10 en- excited manner stated TO Gap an De-
vine thst she desired .he assistance of the
police TO get her little thirteen-y-sr-oid
daughter, who was stopping 81 81 dcFsr-
land street The w9man claimed q Psi de
in In i.villa, which place she Iefs wish hi
daughter Lille on the Fourth Of Jnly, 10
company with her two sons. bath nf whom
afe young men. They took rooms 1t G-orz.
Franz Eicherleub's IS MeFlrAnd
street. After few days h--
sons returned home to Louisville, where
Mrs ksst carried on the loundry busines
rsTtr rtb'p With a ChinHman named m
Kee, On the c. Tner of Fifth aud tir~en ssrs.
H,r slmond-syed partner was reputed 10 he
ToI considerable soHev. and in tri %
keep IL in he bnsiness, Mrs ksst c included
"a silke up matrimonial ahsnce bsf~4e
sam Kee and her daughter L'lha faen
fbe deiica ? subject Wes orosehe1 10 S-Ea ~
Immediately consented to the union. sud
msl,ers we're et once arranged for the cere-
noDy, which took place .sther seece at
squire ienenTs, a JsbefsonvIile. Ind, o.
he 81 OF July, there belng present 10 wi;nss.
n. interesting event Mrs. Kast and ber san
J bD. at er the uDpsials the strange osrtv
r.tnynsd N 10. isviiie the bride re naming
in the custody OF the mother un'il h An,
v hen the plan was arranged 20 take Lille 20
Ibis city. Mrs.. Kast, when q lestioned by
Captain Devine as TO why she wanted
her 6eughter 10 marry Chinaman, replied
vsTy sxctediy that she did it ia order 10 save
bel ehild's lame ard reputation. as their in-
ilma,y wae Of nature that would even uaI-
~ involve the good name of the family.
II lie, the Young and weeping erid a.
hICus III into the COHr; Room by Il ;cr
emsilVsod, ana Sbsn ssktd bv Ins.,-c'o
Divine il ehe wanted 10 go home. SUE sta el
Ia she did not want 10 e. b ,me With II
naihsr, becarse che would make her s
with tie Cf inanan end she did ID IS q
II my brother John comes az fer NJ wiii
return 10 Louisville bus n't with n
motherp TIE girl deni'd the stren-
utsde by her mother that she was intim st+
viii Ssm Kee. and that ssse kue~ uoraio
sbout TIE man mill her mother intr,i
ite subi ct m ibe dsv Of the msr,ags i.l
WIS Iefn,itted to remsin where sha was
hosycing until the arrival Of her brother, who
vas lelterspbtd Tor
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A SAD spE racLS.

The Daughter OF Former Vice Presidents
OF the United States Deggtag Assistance.
WHKELIEG. " Va, July I'll The sDects-
Gle of the daughter of fnrm-r Wee Pres;-
dent OF the United States snd vie Of Min
isfer to RDssis begging sssistanoe Of s'rsngegs
in an eDdesvor to reach the National Capital,
with view to entering charitable inssitU-
tjon. is 3 sorreH bat unusual one, bat sach an
event occurred N tdis ely YESTERDAY This
sffeIDutn eD eyed lady, Eell-dresfd but en-
tirsly destitute Of nioH%y. appeared -
Police EtnCcusTle1s end sesed r. aid
H. reaching Washington Cify. Ia an
sver to irquirIss T. her
ran 2, etc, she stated iha sse Was daorh-
tty q Vice PTPtident kiTg. ~ Pores A6
niniarsbon end ihe vile OF y n-fAl 6un-
t.r. JscREsn'1 Minister 20 = 2 t-rs5 51rr.
Sfs pave her sfs ~ -evsHfs -fpur and said
hat he rsnii a at tho 8ge ~ i1urieen,
bsS u shsI then being thiffy-fwo snd spent
y first six laerfhs of her marria'. lie sc
be Eussisn Court giving maoy aeisils of
ffy life ard her gra6Dsl De cent frln Q lie
# fiueI &C 10 heT rreseHi los Estate. She
heggeo Ter My fFrm piece 20 pi-ee and WAS
srrftToIine Sc reach Washington, whsre she
ta6 ir ends who y. Md pi-re her SEA cart
bic Institution. nsuiiDs " ~ C-,rc sfsa. rs
= yleymeie sn6 scho0lmSe in csii ihOod.
The ID iscY hesrs every evidences - farmer
euifnre ~ q r fis tnsnf, ard The ~ story cf
f,r ! IL Is ui dnuhienly tyue, i : was fUfa-
isheo her 20 continue hsr . -rr
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Further Dstails of the fearful Earshq aaks
IN Italy.

Further Dctsils OF the fearful Earshq Jake
IN Italy.
NAPLES, July 80 Professor Psimiert. Di'
rec OF a The Meteorological 0hss v,tOry,
A'.uu' Ve~nvius, states the disaster on the
Islsn6 OF Iscbia Saturday nigh. W NOT du
70 an earthquake. but TO a subsiden Of
sTouDd. The scenes here occa-iuneJ by the
accident are lealtrending. The Hospitals
are crowded with wounded survivors, and
the deed houses filed with the b ss OF
victins The bodies of several Neap1litan
lsdies have been recovered from the ruins.
Five houses remain standing at Oasamicciola.
Cxiss for help can be heard coming from the
IUIns Sappe1s are hard at work eudeavo--
u tO Tetcue persons still alive. BJsts ON
IL. isiaf O filled with dead bodies are arrly-
u z here constantly. Many WON u AID cajl-
OF. II ar mfng the victims of tue sr u
q she. Fifty wooden bIt- will be built igs-
scla'ely Tor abe accommodation vi the
e. iv,ssr The municipal aushorsties Of
Naples are sandirg relief 10 The i,ia0d
arc oOiDg all In their pIEe
j eyats the distress of the
lsOple. HCsf IF the Gro =
I,e, Y. rel sre 90 discolOEed by dIrl tn4i even
sfitr hey hsve been Nasbed rhs f-a'u - t~r
UfTt C. gnizaoie- All The memb r. 80 tssss D
4iNt tttIo a. NtA1aAlA-~etStA "e4~ ktA1tt- "A
T.. = Lse arrived st Naples ma utng h.
ttdi's Of twenty four iDfa' Is A f-T pr
fo,s xfre iaktn from tn ruias 4hys tsi
ty Dl.s Eight hundred more troops " at
L. the IF TIE disaster last mig a.
hAPlEs, july 80 The suTviv r thlrty-
eve ftfss NJ Ntre tn.Oai bed in a ON IN
q. HO el Piccpla Seuunslla. Coa9 )
e-foi, - tfrte hours exoasts we lso =
r etl.o slevtn persons but failed &C. m
3 ish lie puEc'lsl objrct of bis efior
ss'rp hrs SISTER The play At the rhaatef
Saturday night was burlesaa- "a s,i
~ 20 Wi'h scene representing en- EARN
qusk,.
cNDoE July 30-Of the fo-sign4-s ~
ir. AZ Ossamicciois only taose we're -avei
> h0 we're az the fhea,er Sa ur1as ai zh.
7 inv vo1s state they were obliged 10
- s. turday night 10 absolute darzn nc $,
siii rirg TO move even 10 ASST d Sc
lis 2 for help beneath fhe rains There i
D iif !. hope that the latter are ssii -lsV4
According 70 the latest estim-tss 3 00l per
son. l.ii-hsd on the island Three sdf.ers
ssa5cb.ne for victims were ftttly injured
ff-s ay : descriptions are opened taro I ( 4 gstt
l. for - relief OF tie distressed
oEnoE. July 30--It is sfated As csrtsin
4tttI ,. rsons pershed on the island Sttur-
ost night Several men and women gers
r. fscufd from the ruins Moudtv night and
fIy more might have been sa9e1 II lsrser
fore ~ rsscntrs had been aVailsble esrliar
bsny persons who we're heard ,zroaniag dur
ihe he night were dead before sheg ,uid be
re4eLed aid carried 10 places OF safeIs.