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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-22
SPORTING NOTES.

~ the Kansas City races Monday the
winners were. Six furiongs. Corncrih,
] .2oi4. five and a half furlongs. Montella,
1ITL,. FIVE furiongs Leila Jennings. los:
seven furiongs Southernest. y. four and
a half furlongs, Timber Jim. ~.
At the Louisville races Monday the win
ners were. zoe pace. purse 5000 Ouoa-
qux best time ell; 2:lo pace. si.ofo stake.
Guinetts best time EOS. ga trot. purse
81 0pa continued until tomorrow. Earl
Baltic. second and third heats. 2:l5.
Al the Tatonla (Cincinnatn races Mon
day the winners were. one mile selling.
Traverse. 1,42Sl six furlongs. Buckws,
lis. six furlongS. selling Mike Kelly.
I.t5; mile and seventy yards. Bssso. ] ssh ,
I'VE furiongs. Mazarlne 1.62: six furlongs.
squire c.. 1859.
At the san Francisco races Monday the
winners We're: Four and one-han fur
longs two-year-olds. Isabelle. .55i4 about
six furiongs. selling. BraVura, l.i4: seven
and one-haN fuTlougs. selling. Annette,
ia: mile and one-eighth. selling, Uncle
Giles. ia: five furiongs, selling, MAJ.
Cook .aAia
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."Ihe Inst Ninil.c

AZ the Seattle theater this evening Will
10 given the first performance Of The
Fast Mall" a play containing incidents
made doubly thrilling by the mechanical
and scenic effects employed. There is the
rattle OF a patrol wagon as II comes down
the street and the whistle OF a Mississippi
steamboat. 4 gigantic piece Of real water
scenery Is presented I'm the Niagara Falls
scene. 4 freight train Of fourteen cars is
run across the stage. II is everywhere
acknowledged 70 10 an unsurpassed
achievement in railroad scenic effect.
'~The Fast Mail" viii be repeated tomor-
row evening
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johnson and Ziegier Break Records.

Louisville, Ky. Oct. 2i--John 8. John
son today proved that be has lost none
of his ability TO lower records and had
there not been a slight arrangement 10
one OF the quads pacing him. tie track
record for A mile with flying start paced
would probably have been lowering
around 1.i2. AS IL was. however. he low
cred IL 20 IA f-5 beating Berio's profess
sional record OF As As by two and three
hfths seconds. In the class B trials Otto
Ziegler was the bright particular star.
lowering the paced two-miie standing
start record of 1901. made here last year
by Johnnie Johnson 10 ISL actually clip
ping of ten seconds. Johnson's time by
thirds: "a. 40. ia Is. Zieglar: AZ
1ls IS, I - Is. 2:S4 %. 3:l2 ISL The lat
ter is nearly three seconds faster than
the flying start record. Quad pacing was
used exclusively.
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ALL FOR SUNDAY CLOSING.
Ministers Declare for 1t and Covingtor
Tells Why.

The ministers q the city discussed the
Sunday closing movement az their Mon
day morning meeting yesterday. They are
all heartily ln favor Of the plan and are
taking a great interest in the mass meet
ing which i 20 be held tomorrow night in
Plymouth church 10 give the movement
a hig send-of.
Rev. VI. \ C0vington. OF the Madison
street ". +. church. made the principal
address He said the Iaw now on the stat
ute books Tor tho closing of all places OF
business on the Sabbath" With the ex-
cepti0n 81 drug stores livery stables and
hotels, was 80 and lust one. and should
he enforced. II Il was a bad law. its en-
foTcenent would demonstrate the fact.
Disregard Of fne iaw leads 10 anarchy.
and u is dangerous - leave the enforce
rneut ~ any Ia - the option ~ the Pe0-
pl0. The enforcement Of 10 cannot be op-
ri0nal- as men rofuse - obey the law. 70
that extent are they anarchists The s.e-
ments that are Wiling - ira mpla the law
~ Cod and nam under foot ara the follow
Ing
The saloons. for Sunday ia their hest
dav II IS the W0rkiugmens idle day
and the saloons entice them 70 enter and
svend their earnings. The saloon IS al
ways on the wrong side Staining for
vice. fDteruper and immortality, they
are the breeding places OF crime. The
theste~s. cor they want % turn ne SAB
bath irt0 a dsv Of Eaiety and amuse-
mert. Those who want 10 do business
On sunday. because they pursue weaith
regardless OF the sabbath.
Ta1se that favor the Observance o. the
law are the Christian churches. irclu3.uc
the Catholics. The great mass OF moral
yanp.e arl the worktuErnen VINO desire a
dav ~ rest The lawmakers and 1u~isrs
~ the whole land and the supreme ceu~i
The "a omen n tae Land. au3 they are near
Is always right
Among those who participated ir the d.
,-,rSx..a were Rev NJ HOWE. Rev. " II
G. Temple. Rev T. 2. Ford Rev. Calvin
stewart Rev W. 7. Ford. Rsv. A. s
Gregg. au1 Rev DAVID Bsgle1
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nave had no direct communication with
nm out eelieye ] an warranted IN say
ING tha& BE has handed his resignation 20
somebody. 20 Dc handed 70 the council II
thought best One man came 70 Ens ard
said thar he and MaSel had been trying
10 ind ne. and 10 say that he thought I
was II the right 81 this matter That
man was Josiah Collins
scett-Did you learn fro-s Mr.. Collins
that Nasal was going aways
Mayor Phelps-Ss said 50: yes. SIR.
The council wanted Collins 20 testify.
bur he was not present. After more dis
ctsss0G, participated IN by Nuigt, James.
Goodhue, Anderson and others. a rsSolu-
tion was passed that the matter - pest
ponsd fer two weeks 81 order that Mr.
Wiley might get an AFFIDAVIT from Naxea
AS 20 whether he had or had not removed
from the city
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PREPARING FOR THE SHOOT.
Entries Are Pouring fn-Convention of
State sportsmen.

g r. Treat. secretary of the Seattle
Rod and Gun Club. under whose auspices
the nrst tournament OF the Washington
state sportsmen's Association for the
protection OF Fish and Game will be held
IN THIS city. commencing day after tomor-
row. Is enthusiastic over the prospects for
a large gathering. He has received word
That Portland. Whatcon, Victoria, Spo-
Kane. Vancouver. =. G. North Yakima.
Auburn. New Westminster, Renton and
Gray's Harbor will all be rspresented.a 1t
is also reported that a delegation viii he
present from some or the cities IN Mon
fana.
president Collins. OF the association. an
nounced last evening that the first annual
meeting would be held in the Butler hotel
tomorrow evening at o'clock. II was
given out that the meeting would be held
Thursday evening. but as every one who
takes part in the tournament must be a
member of the association and have paid
his dues. IL has become necessary to hold
the organization meeting before the first
day of the tournament.
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Have you coughg
Are you losing fieshs
Do YOU cough AZ nightP
Have you pain in sideR
Do you take cold easily
Is your appetite variable
Have you stitches IN s3deP
Do YOU cough until you gag
Are you low spirited AZ tmes2
Do you raise frofhy material1
Do YOU spit up yellow matter
Do yoa cough on going 20 bed
DO YOU cough IN the mornings
l. your cough short and hacking
DO you spit 40 little cheesv luTps3
Have you disgust for fatty foods
Il there a ticklirg behind the palate7
Have YOU palm behind hreasthonR7
Do Won feel you are growing weaker
Is there a burning rain IN the tbroat2
Do Won cough worse night ard morning
DO you have 20 SIT up At night 70 get
breathe
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SteinHz the chess PLAYER. sometimes -
comes 50 absorbed in considering a prob
lem that he viii stand stiu TIA the most
crowded thoroug hfares- II IS related ct
him 30 on one occasion he caused such
az obstruction that a policeman tol1 him
- move or
Excuse me" replied IRE champion. 30
seutly. but IL IS your move"
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Auburn Defeats Black Diamond.

The Auburn Baseball Club. reinforced
by the Tacoma battery. Baker and Grant.
defeated the Black Diamond Club
strengthened by the addition OF Beck and
Bird. formerly the s A. G. battery. at
Black Diamond Sunday afternoon, the
score being 10 10 O. The Auburn boys
claim to have batted Beck hard.
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HONE TREATMENT BY NAIL.

with the Aid Of the symptom blank
the Copeland specialists are enabled ~
diagnose case So clearly at . distance
"a " the patient visited the Offices In
person. II you live out OF town send for
a symptom blank. Yos can he cured az
home by DR.. CopeIsnd's b ONE treatment.
Charges tho same
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DON'T WAIT.

ships that have been crippled by tho
tempest and enfeebisd by hard voyages.
are msuded and strengthened against
coming thnnders ard sea burstings
while yet IN the quiet the docks. To
wait tfIi they are again rocking In mid
ocean storms Ia To tempt the Destroy ing
angels. And Dr. Copeland " ould L ind
" warn the invalid that one months
treatment; now. at g cost Of 80 inclusive
Of medicines, and aided ny summer .
helpful nursing IL u oFth tw months or
uphill doetoring against the riEor- and
bIiFxsrds of winter. Begin treatment
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Is vossr hearing faihng
M vo1lr ears dlscharSe
Are rn4 ears dry and soalyg
no ire ears itch and burn
l. re AJAX CRY IL ire ears
Il there 4 -hroboing u the ears
Are ven gradually getting dear
Have you pain behlHg the ears
Ts there 4 buzziuE sound heard
no vou have ringing u TIE ears
s~e there cracking SOUNDS nearaf
Il vo9r hearing bad cloudy GAYS
-, go Rave Ga raChe OCCASIONALLY
- frs.-s sounds Of steam escaping
% ySur ears hart @aea you oIo# your
10 voa constantly hear noise in the
Is there a roaring Ike a waterfall In
- YOU hear better some days than
others
Wien yoa blow your nose DO the ears
Is Your hearing vorse Saea you have
ccl9s
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ALL ARE INVITED
TESTS CATARRH
of
Highly
OF ThoseTa Treatnen

Since physicians are now admitting that
nearly all common chronic maladies-luhg
and kidney disease. stomach and bower
troubles. throat and bronchial affections,
etc.-are but varying forms OF catarrhal
disorder. people are beginning 10 feel
very animated interest IN catarrh. The
topic comes home TO al. like that OF grip
or cholera, in times OF epidemic prostra-
ton or slaughter. While Or. Copeland
was among the first 70 recognize the
catarrhal principle az the most rrightfully
prolific and destructive among all disease
germs. and the first 10 develop treatment
for its radical mastery. his views are now
quite generally accepted BY the profess
sion Many accredited authorities main
tain that nine out Of every ten persons in
our climate have some faint or seed OF
catarrh.
Everybody wants either 10 he sure Of
immunity from diSease-germs involving
such awful possibilities Of evil. or 70 be
receiving corrective treatment. 80 that
the tests now being made al the copeland
Medical Institute. the Collins building
corner Second and James streets. which
DR.. Copeland has invited all who feel an
Interest in TO attend. are Being taken ad-
vantage % very freely by all classes o.
the community. though a small fee IS
expected Of all " no taNe tres mentr the
total exp nse. however. be nE limited 10
the rate Of - monthly, inclusive Of all
medicines and 80 once nj nail patients
alike Trial treatment tree 20 those az
plying in person.
The list of symptom questions IS given
below. To facilitate diagnosis, cut out
-ha IiSf mark those that apparently apply
90 yo1r case. and bring to DT. Copeland,
or send by mail u cat Of the city.
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Ia the breath foul7
Is ire voice husky
Do you sTat ~ slime
Do yoG ache ali over
DO you blow oGt HeabsR
Is the nose stopped 40
Do YOU Sr0re al night
poe~ your nose discharge
Does the nose bleed easily
II there tickling fn the tdrpatns
10 cT8sfa form IA the noseg
Il the nose sore ard teEderf
Do you SaeeEe a great dealf
Is taEF worse toward D4giifS
Does ire nose itch aud burn
Is there pain IN frout u headG
IL there pain across the eyes
II there pain IN back u head
IL vour sense % smell l~av-nEz
DO vou hawk 20 clee- the throat
Is there a dropping n the throat
i he throat dry 81 the mornings
Are vos losing Eear sense % TASTE
no vofa sleep y ~ your mouth opeYs-
Does your nose step ap sDHard l.zntf
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CATARRH OF THE KIDNEYS.

Cstarrh Of the kidneys results ehhfr
from colds or from overwork Of the Kid
neys in separating from tho blood the
poisons that have been absorbed frsm
eatarrh Of other organs. speedy and In
exbe sive cure rs THE ScPr a7d system
DO your hands and feet sweu1
Is this more not lceahle in the mornings
Are they cold ant ClammyF
Ia there pain IN small % back
the urine dark and cloudy
Does a deposit form when left standing
Fs there desire % get up a. night
DO Won see spots floating before the
eyes,
Are the ewes dun and sfaring1
IL there bad taste IN mouth
Have you pain Ga top OF headf
Is vour hair getting gray
u so IS ~ sllyery white
Is ,hs * ga dry and harsh
Is me hair dry and brittle
IL there nausea after eating
Has the perspir ration a bad odor7
Is there puf3ne=s under the eyes
Are there dark rings around the fyes7
Is the skin pale ard dry
Has the skin a vaxv look
DO voa see unpleasant things While
asleep
Have sos chilly feelings down the hack
TO The FONTS "a "a and schs3
TO tne legs feel too heavy
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Recover Your
Manly Vigor.

Men who have wasted the sprightIy
energy Of youth In excuses and fast liv-
ing-men who have lost that mental arnhi-
tiCn which belongs 10 vigorous and we'll
kept manhood al any age; in short, men
who have by early habits and mistakes,
and the later excuses and dissipations.
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rs there nausea
Are v8u C0Etivef
~ there vomiting
10 You l-alch up ga=T
Are you iiEhi headed
Is va0r tongue rnateds
Have Won water hFashf
DO von hawk nnd spit
Is there pain after eating
Are won nervous and y eas2
10 yait nave sick headacheaR
10 vou hiust after eatlnE3
Have YOU distress after eatinEf
Ts there disgust for breakfast
is YOUR throat flled with slime
10 van a. times have dlarrncea1
Ia there rush Of blood 10 the head7
Is there constant bad taste IN mouth
ia there gnawiug sensation IN Afon1arhr
10 you feel aK II you hsd lead la ztona-
When you get up suddenly are you
dzzyT
When stomach IS empty do you feel
10 you belch up material that burns
Wien stomach is fun do yon feel op-
rressed2
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cATARRH OF BRONCHIAL TUBES.

When catarrh of the head aud throat Is
left unchecked IL extends d own the wind
pipe int the bronchial tubes. and in
time attacks the lungs. speedy and In
expensive cure by the Copeland system.
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ltHAs
Arc YOU irritahief
Are you ncTvousg
DO sou get dizxyP
Have YOU no energy
Do YOU have cold feety
DO sou feel miserabls7
Is Your memory POOR
DO YOU get tired easily
Do YOU have hot PUSHES
Is your eyesight blurred
Have you pam In the harkF
Can't YOU explain where
is YOUR flesh soft and lahhv2
Are your spirits low at timesP
Ig there a hioatinE after eating
lfaVe yOu pain around the ioiuss
DO YOU have gurEIing tn howels1
DO you have rumbiinE Ia bowels7
Is there thr0hhing in stomach
DO Won have sense of heat IN howeizf
DO you suTer from pain ia tempiesf
10 Won have paipitation 81 tho hearth
IS there . general feeling of Iassltudef
DO these feelings affect your memoryP
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CATARRH OF THE STOMACH.

Cssarrh of the stomach 10 usually
caused nv swa allowing poisonous mucous.
which drops down from the head and
throat at nighl. speedy and 1pensive
cue BY the CnneIaad sIsterar
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Castoria.

~csStoria IS an excellent medicine for esIl.
dregs. Mothers have repeatedly told me ot IT'S
good effect upon their children"
Dr.. q. C. 0sscon,
Lowell, Mass
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weakened the
foundation OF
sexual q n 4
mental Vigor.
and who are.
" h lie still
young in year
wasted in the
vital forces.
short in mem
DRY and dun in
intellect. with
the physical
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~Cax,cria is the best remedy FOR children Of
which 1 am acquainted. hope the Gay IS nos
Ear distant when mothers viii consider the real
iuteres. q their children, and use Cas;ora'a IN
stead OF the various Quaek nostraEns which are
DESTROYING thcir loved ones, by forcing OPIUM.
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtfui
agents down their threats, thereby sending
MEM 70 premature graves"
DR- J. r. KScaKIoE,
Conway, Ark.
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COPELAND AND PROVOST
CATARRH OF THE LIVER.

The liver IL affected nv eatarrh through
the disease extending from tn stomach
into he tubes Of the liver. speedy aud
inexpensive cure by che Copeland sys-
tenn.
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CATARRH OF HEAD AND THROAT.

The most prevalent form 81 ratsrrh 70
suits from neglected. colds speedy and
cue by ~ . CopeIanf ~ ste %.
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CATARRH or THE EARS.

C.tarrh extends from the throat slenE
the yustacIsn tube into the ears cans
ior defective hearing speedy and In
.nepstxe cure by the Copeland system.
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being shaky and devoid 81 endurance. To
such men electricity as applied by Dr.
Sanden's Electric Belt. Is wonderful in
the immediate effect 10 produces. The
slow continuous infusion 81 the current
gradually sets all the weak functions in
action, stores new power In them. and IN
a few days manhood begins 20 return and
sexual forces develop. the memory be
comes clearer and the intellect sharper
Manhood In all its elements follows the
application Of this wonderful belt.
Rock Three Glasses OF Men" with fun
Information. free. sealed. by mail. Ad-
dress:
SANDEN ELECTRIC co,
Cor. II and Washington SITS. Portland. Or
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Nrheitc iortluabrcnO.

Spuo'o Qilctl ibpI5c1 u,hG al. ~ioUocru f0r.'
bern Die 9esoaucro uEo ~tr5fIJeI o:u gsaacl.
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DR.. prioe's Cream Safin9 popoer.
WeitsAastsQangs Weoaiae ,aS 2iplpm.
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Die Spur.

Der llnteriubun9sridter Sonort,
Der aus Den NusIGgen Gmlls ben
6auora einen ShluB auf Die Saulo
lrbans 9eso9en uuo ieinen Geroaht
bereits III gSorte getleioet bate, mar
in gans5rantreih wegen ieiner S6lau=
belt ulo leines SharIlimes betanut.
Su Den Seierun9sanItalten. in ben
3%uAtbaulern, I'M SagnO wuroe iein
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l0alperbaften Verwiinibun9en ge=
nunnt; Die Nerbre6er sittcrtcH ppr ibm;
man la9te BON ibm, bar icln Slif bis
lui ben @runD Der T%crbrederieele
orinNe. Wabr mar, oaB ltou Die
6rn9en. Die er in Den Sorunterillhun-
gen %lte!lte, III Den meilteu 6dllen Den
Seliuquenten Oabin triebcn. 100 man
i'm baben nollte: in Ole Sale. Ger
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gblAaum Der WeniAlsit ST 6eri1t
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bate lbn loipelt 9ebruGt, DAP er leoenl
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oienlt lbm beaeanen wplle, teiner %,
Straie li1er lei.
Seine Nmts9snoIen i6dBten i'm,
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fir i'm 81 e%mpiiuoen. Seine SpiB'
iinol9ielt imponierte alien uno mn
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Gr mar oaber bDhli1 ilberrai6t, als
nahpem er ieinem &erou6t 0e9el
Urban &sroren oerlieben, Der &ertrete,
oes StaatsproturatOrs no Der lpl
DR.. prices Cream Safin9 powoer
MeitsauSitellunaS Wenaiilc MN IiNlpu.
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aSbie feines G'leid)en 1T
ST, JAkOBS DEL
Nbeumafismais

gudrer, Seras.-Sabre lit th an
rkeumatiften S6merseu, unb war
tduis tettldseris; pur6 bic @nwen.
Suns BON Ct. SatrbS Sci wurbe t6
tagernb Ssbeilt. - Imaned @rrtpn.
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Neural0ie.

Ct. ecuis, Wp.-@ it gersni9sn
emtfstls i6 bic @nmenbuns pen ct.
Sa!pbs Del sesen neuralsil&e SSu,er-
|. sen. SD sruree eausrnp pur6 cen @s.
trdu6 eeTslsen eebsilt.-&.6 6. Srca.
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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1895-01-09
Earthquake in Mexico.
The People Crazed with fear take to Praying
in the Streets.

The People Crazed with fear take to Praying
in the Streets.
MEXICO CITY, January IA sharp
shock of earthquake was felt here Sun
day night. The movement was at first
an upheaval, then followed several
oscillations from northwest to south
east The shock caused great alarm.
In the Arden Theatre, which is the
only playhouse now open in the capt.
toll, as the result of damages sustained
by the other theatres by the previous
shocks, stampede occurred. Women
leaped from the lower boxes, and the
audience struggled for escape at the
narrow exits.
The manager appeared on the stage
and tried to calm the fear crazed peo-
pie, and at last degree of quiet was
restored, but not until most of the
audience had taken refuge in the
streets which were full Of frightened
people, many of them in their night
clothes. The scene of November End,
was repeated in large part, and thou
sands of penitents kne1t in the open
streets and prayed and cried in d loud
voice for deliverance from death.
In Belam prison, where thousands of
wretches are huddled together in the
prison barracks, pandemonium reigned
and the guards had hard work to pre-
vent hundreds from breaking out of
their quarters and fiinging themselves
over the walls. The large supply
pipes leading to the city burst, flood
ing the streets.