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Evening star., 1902-03-15

NJ. Porter, Mrs. Mary B. Duffy. Miss Irene
Simmons Miss Marjorie Gay Thomas.
Emrloyment-Mrs Electa Smith, chair
SpraGue, Mrs Lottie Holmead Mrs. j. J.
Horton.
Printing-Miss Cora {. Curry. chairman:
Mrs. Ida Schwegler. Miss Anna Colle;te,
Mrs. Sallie NJ. Lipscomb.
Sick-Mrs Celestia A. Ferris Mrs Mar
garet Harvey. Mrs. Dorothy V. Thomas,
Mrs. Elmira Foley, Miss Sarah w. Tifey.
Audting-Mrs Henry Castle, Mrs. Carrie
Brian. Mrs Henrietta Rose.
Press-Mrs. Isabel Worrall Ball chair
man: Mrs. Anna Baden, Mrs. Ellen Spencer
Mussey.
Mrs. Calver says that her auxiliary is
now a working body. and its next meeting
will be held Wednesday evening. March 10.
at the home Of Mrs Electa Smith, on M
street northwest.
Evening star., 1902-03-15

The nrst symptoms are those OF acute catarrh re-
oemblins a hard cold and IL prompt treatment Is
applied at this time. II easily be broken nm:
OF the best remedies at this stage Is Stuart a
Catarrh Tablets. sold by druggists everywhere and
II taken freely say one tablet every hour or two
for two or three days. the danger Of pneumonia
and serious complications will be averted
The Rev l.. f. Palmer Baptist clergyman OF
Ceresco. Mich, makes q statement Of interest TO
all catarrh and grip sufferers. He says: stuart.
Catsrrh Tablets have certainly been a blessing to
me. have used them freely this fall and winter
and have found them a safeguard against La
Grippe and catarrhal troubles from which I have
suffered for years. l feel that i can freely and
crnscientioasly recommend them
Persons who suffer from catarrh Of the head AMI
throat are very susceptible to La Grippe and such
will find pleasant, convenient and safe remedy
In this catarrh cure.
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets composed entirely OF
harmless antisepties aud may be used as freely ~
necessary. as they contain no cocaine, opiate or
Roiooaous drug Of any kind. nhlaklb
Evening star., 1902-03-15
Tri-Diocesan Convention.

The next regular meeting OF the local
assembly Of the Brotherhood Of st. Andrew
will be held Monday evening. March II. at
Epiphany parish rooms. Rev. Alexander
Mackay Smith will deliver an address. At
this meeting will be discussed the arrange
merits for the tri-diocesan convention Of the
brotherhood In the dioceses Of Maryland.
Washington and Easton. which will be held
in this city. May II and 1S. at Trinity Epts-
copal Church. Other important matters wil,
be taken up. All men are cordially in
yitcd to attend.
Evening star., 1902-03-15
in THE AIR.

TIE GERMS OF Ia GRIPPE ARE CONVEYED
THROUGH THE ATMOSPHERE.
No escape the Ia Grippe germ because
when an epidemic of the disease Is prevailing the
air Is laden with it,
The reason that every one does not have the dis
at the same time Is because the persons who
are enjoying perfect health able successfully
resist and throw on the Infection. while those who
for any in the best OF health fall
ready victims.
Evening star., 1902-03-15
Sent Out Circular Letters.
Committee Organized.

The committee on parks and reservations
OF the Business Mems Association has been
organized by Chairman Wilton j. Lambert
as follows: Sebastian Aman. James +. Bar
bour. Harrison Crook. I. c. Daniel, Jesse
L. Ergooi, Frank l.. Hanvey, d. Percy
IIckling. r. A. Johnson. {. c. Lancaster
and j. Louis Loose.
Evening star., 1902-03-15

ooiAN AooAaA, anu olNaulIS
These bords run for 20 years. with interest.
payable QUARTERLY IN GOLD COIN. They
secured by first mortgage the entire properties OF
the Underwriters Land Co.. including its 2,1OO
acres OF lead lands in Dade county, Missouri. In
vesors subscribing to the first Of above issues
eetve free t5fe OF their subscriptions in of
the Underwriters Land Co., par value 81 90 per
share, full paid and mona assessable. Investors
whose subscriptions arrive too late to be included
In the first issue Will receive free 5OGo of their
subscriptions in above stock This stock Is given
subscribers solely a bonus, with their subscrip-
tions tor the bonds; but the company has notified
us that they Will withdraw this bonus at a very
early day, as the developments on the cOmpany's
lands prove the stock too valuable to be thus do
mated.
Over 100000 has already been realized from the
lead mines on its lands. though when the company
purchased them but So shafts were down to the
ore body. Since then it has leased Il new parcels
on which niihers working. and has appli-
cations under consideration for 80 additional
lots. These figures show that we were far within
bounds when stated that there would probably
be 100 mines in work before the end Of 1902; 1t Is
apparent that 300 will be much nearer the mark
With the royalties received by the company
Weekly in c, sh. covering so to 65 per of the
net profits Of each mine 1t Is evident that the
company will be In a position to pay MUCH MORE
THAN THE ESTIMATED $50 DIVIDEND.
telegram Just received from Mr.. W. R. Caul-
kins manager at the fields for the Underwriters
Land Co., announces that grand new body Of ore
has been struck on the company Golden Rod prop
erty, nea- Joplin, which will add handsomely to
the net earnings Of 1902.
The directorate Of the Underwriters Land Co.
mh12&15-2t
Evening star., 1902-03-15
TheWorklngman&C & Capital

The ealy ehsses - has q bsiag Mbesatea fson
tn fyranuy Of capital II to become . CAPlTAI~
j0T kimsslf. and the way to become eapatAllet =
q am money e.d pat 4 into the PERfe10AL
tssd11 % bis saviA0o. aud whea he has AAaaGA ba1
o. buiA d hoane tor hlmaeH and family. IL 0oo'o
n this columns. te1-0
Evening star., 1902-03-15

The failure Is announced In London of
Lord Francis Hope. The petitioning credi-
tors claim was f4,UD.
Evening star., 1902-03-15

Science Hall at the State University. Mis-
souia. Mont. has been practically destroyed
BY are.
Evening star., 1902-03-15
.Gfmnsh a savings account now
.ASSeaA u y add to it. regularly and

Perpetual Building
Association.
Twenty-frst Year.
ASSETS. So 159. OCT 30
SuNPl4Uo. SAoo,o@. 80
Pays $4,000 every month to members as Interest
on deposits.
You may receive part Of this dlvldend Dy D.
coming subscriber.
You may pay IS or 5000.
You Will get 81 per annum.
You will get your interest every three montna -
Our shares are $1s5. advanced for 81 per month
as interest on the advance.
IS interest on loan OF $025.
$40 interest on loan Of 81 $50.
$16 interest on loan OF 81, ,775.
$50 interest on loan Of s.. TOO.
Payments the iebt made to suit the Dofrowee
On building loans We charge interest only on ths
amount used while Guiding. and not on tho whoie
until 1t is ali dra~a. Settlement Of half shares
made at any time and interest saved by the bor.
rover the half share. The greatest and most
Gcxible Building Association in the District
OFFICE: 500 11TH ST.
JOHN COOK, ANDREW GLASS.
Secretary. tno30-tn President
Evening star., 1902-03-15
FOR INVESTMENT ;,
First Mortgage 6,Per Cent Bonds Of
0lf(DMlAg:,. ..:':JRRlGIg Go.

We offer for lnvestirsnt $4,000 Of the Potomac
Brick Co fst mort gage per cent bonds, due 1915
at 1o4 ana Interest trhsse bonds redeemable
any time after July ae 1s.,A at 1C5. There Is n
form. In denominations of 81 GOO each.
TIE Potomac Brick Co. is organized under the
laws of the state of Ney JsEsfy and the bonds are
secured hy mortgage Or deed OF trust OF n the,r ,
proved n n s Rrse near The
4sny has been in succsssfe} operation since August
i0Oi, aud with its improved machinery Is capable
Of IN output of about from IL, 100000 to 15GoOoeo
The direction Of the comnany is in the Hands OF
Ed,yard Il. Inggs,::ace taesiaent; Bradley Ms.,n
Charles ii F. Eggs. ST., ana S! W carriden. secre
tary anil ,reasarer =, i' -.
. The trustees under the deed Of trust are the
Land Title. and Trust Company. OF fhiiadeipha'
Pa. g. -. 4,
aboye e men Tffoned' directors or from u.s.
CRANE PARRIS 4 COMPANY.
Wyatt Building, 14th and + sts NV.
mh15- 81, ~ -
Evening star., 1902-03-15

Loan s. Trust Co.,
OFFICE. COR. 9TH AND r STS.

OVFlCGs sCOh. VIII AND
PAID-UP CAPITAL, 1000 OOO
. Loans In any amount made on approved real
estate Or collateral at Reasonable rates.
Interest paid upon deposits On monthly bal
- ances subject to check.
This company acts - executor. adminlstra-
tor. trustee. agent. treasurer. registrar and
in all othef nduciary capacities.
Boxes for rent in burglar ard nreproof
- vaults for safe deposit and storage Of valu-
- able packages.
Real Estate Department % prepared to as
- sumo the managenent oe Jour real estate.
- Careful attestioa sivea 10 al dstafls.
JOHN JOY EDISON. President
yny9N Hw0PR Vice President
ELLIS SPEAR. decond vics ffsssoens
: Avt,Drw % a nWRH. Treasurer
RRlcE J. MOSES. .....Anstst.nt Treasurer
fHOMAs RRADLEx. Real Estate Oaces
N1-w&s.setf
Evening star., 1902-03-15

) pTdCtlCally assuring the investor
r on the first issue and 1870 on the
returns thereafter.
IS one Of the most substantial in the country
comprising Men who at the head OF banks cor
gate capital OF more than S4O.OO0,0OO Its manage
meht Is able and experienced. 1t Ia not a mining
concern. and has no risks OF either mining or ex-
pi"itation IT has just completed a new mill and
custom crusher which is to be followed by a series
covering he entire property. This Will give 1T the
added profits Of concentrating the ore and also tn.
control OF the whole product from Its 2,lOO acres
Of land
The bonds ifsued in denominations OF $50.
$l0o. $500 and $1,000 and subscribers who may
SO desire can arrange with us to make settlement
In monthly payments
with the companys strong and experienced per
sonnet and extensive holdings, together with the
guarantee IN connection with the 6rs Gold Interest
made by the Savings and Trust Company Of Cieve-
lana. one or the strongest and Oldest trust COM
panies west Of New York, with resources Of over
*l2.OUooO CO. we believe these bonds are not ex-
ceiied by any other Investment offered. and with
the stock bonus attached they assure to the In
vestor LARGE PROFITS ABOVE THE REGULAR
INTEREST
We solicit the most thorough and careful investi-
CATION OF this companys proposition, which prudent
investors will find highly worthy of their attention
Address all Inquiries and make all checks drafts,
etc, payable to
UNION TRUST AND SECURITY CO.,
Cleveland. Ohio.
Washington and Baltimore Representative
H. w. COFFIN,
Room l2a. Washington Loan and Trust Bldg,
Washington. d. c.
Evening star., 1902-03-15
We Offer at Par With Accrued Interest,
100000 of the 6q6 Gold Bonds
(UMID|E|RMRl1 l1[ER&[LAMDG GO.

In two with Stock Bonus practically assuring the
OF 1870 the first the
second issue and steadily increasing returns thereafter
Evening star., 1902-03-15
History of a Flag.

Mrs. Calver announced that the silk flag
that had covered the stand of the prcsid-
ing officer of the evening had a history 1t
hung above the head of Senator Fairchild,
she said. in the national republican con-
vention In st. Louis when he nominated
Major Mckinley for the presidency. The
same flag had been carried to the national
republican convention in Philadelphia
where it was spread over the table OF the
secretary during the day which Presi-
dent Mckinley was nominated for a sec
ond term. Ii was among the flags dis
played on the platform at both inaugura-
tions. and rested briefly upon the casket
Of the murdered president In Buffalo, and
again in Canton. carried by one Of the vet :
Grams of the Old Guard. The flag was pre-
sented to Mrs. Bell Ball by the sergeant
Al t-arms OF the st. Louis convention.
Committees Named.
The president, Mrs. Calver. ANNOUNCE d
the following committees:
Executiye-Miss Maude l.. Thomas chair
man: Miss Anna Ferris. Miss Frances Duff
fy, Miss Lillian f. Calyer. Miss Mary X.
German. Mrs. Fanny Pomeroy. Miss Jessie
Protzman. Mrs. Josie Brian. Miss Florence
Russell, Mrs Lesrra Alexander.
Relicf-Miss Cornelia Clay, Mrs. Libbie
Evening star., 1902-03-15
The Ceremonies Open.

The audience was called to order by Capt.
Byron of the 4th Immunes, who, with the
officers of the post, filled the chairs The
officer Of the day announced the presence
Of Capt Lipscomb. commander of the corps,
and his staff They were received with
honors, taking their seats upon the plat
form beside Capt. Byron.
The officer of the day then announced the
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-05
Snbianapolis, Subj. eonntas, ben 5. Sanuar 1902.
Sin v9sntides Sans"
u1ohten nun an6 Ole Gpans.
piuer Oeutlhen haben.
aber es bapert an ben @onetem.

gpanspifle, Snb., 4. Sanuar.
Wsan bout teine 9uftidI0Tsr mebr,
wenn man BON sinsm SeutI4en Sauie
fir guanspiIls ipri@t. pieIntebr nimmt
bas l6bIi@e Yroieit INNER mebr De.
ifaIt an. unb in Der seitrisen Sisuns
Der Oeutlden @eislliduft puroe ni9t
allein Elm siinitiser Ginansausweis sr.
Itattet, ioneern es puroen au9 ueitere
S9ritte aetban, um sas proiett su
foroern. S~N-
als WorIissnber funsirie 5err alin.
tslbofer, aIs Getretdr Sottor Griti9
5err Sarsensmeper beridtete, oob iid
in Der 2aiie bic ftattIiae 6umme BON
$11s9.79 beiinSet, uno es TT nun Der
besrsiiii&e @uni9. bieie Summe in
Babe oersr0bert gu ieben.
gs ioIl In swei Wohen. tn Der n6d'
ten. ON Donneritas, ben 1e. b. W.
itattfinbenosn WeriammIuns eins Oe.
bate itattfinben iiber Die Grase, raui
wsIde @sife ii5 bas projett Der Gr.
ri9tans zines Oeuti4sn Sauies in
oieier Staot am beiten unb idnellasn
ausfIbren IdBt.'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-05
9as StauOre9t proflalnirt.
Grniflihe SuiammemftDRe stuii@em
itreifenoen 2lrbeitern mno
WfilitGr.

Robrib A. San. Sn Barcelona
unb ltmsebuns Duroe beute Ibeno bas
Stanbre9t protlamirt infoIse ernitIi.
der 3uiummsnitOBe swii@en ben itrei.
tenben arbsitern unb Der Siirsersarbe
8iel. Yerionen wuroen uerlebt, Sabl.
rei9e gerbaftunsen Fnb erfOIst. Gin
ausemeiner Nusitanb In allen @emer.
ben uuroe anseorbnet, um Die ftreifen-
ben Utetaaarbeiter su untsrftiiben.
@anse 8anoen BON austdnbisen po-
raoiren bur9 bic StraBen uno bombar-
birsn nit Steinen Wsrtitdtten urb 6a-
britsn. 9auallerie mus ieossmaI aus.
riiden, I'm Die Rute pieber bersuitsllen,
Sis Sramwups boben ben 8etrie5 Elm.
BeiteIt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-05
Ser untersans Der oWaaa
Walla".
0sinoeftems 73 Neripneu iiuS ba'
bel um's 3eben getommen.

@ureta, gal., 4. San. 0ie I'm.
nabme. baB Del benz l1ntsrsans oes
0ampfers pWalla Walla' Die msiiten
Yaiiasiere unb Ueannibaften fb in
8ooten serettst baben, i9eint f5 ni9i
gu beitdtisen, benn Die permiBten 8oote
babsn iid bislans atbt seasist. Cine
ansubI BON .leineu GamYferu iessn Die
suas nod ben 1srunsIiidten fort.
alIein Die Sofnuas, bieielben gu finben.
purbe uufSeseben.
Someit mon bislans uribeilen tann,
felt fi9 Die 3abl Der permiBten 8abin.
pufIasiere auf 13, jene bes 3miiden.
beds auf 20 uno Der Mannidaften auI
40, auiammsn Is.
Oie @eretteten Iino 81 2abinpal'
iasiese, IL 3wii9enbedpufiasisre unt
SO BON Der Wanni9aft, suiammen 80,
Die Yaeiiic @oait Steamibip 60. bin.
sesen bebauptet, baB 102 serette1
wurben, 10 ertrunten fnb uno 80 per'
miBt peroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-05

? Bdbrenb Der Iebten bier Gage wurbe bieis
eebeutet. Der 9ertauf piro minbeitens ao9 I
Sie beutise Gei9i1te banbeIt iid um @pe3
wel1e bet ben iebr niebri9sn Breifen ben Nerta
bauern merben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-05
9nele in ber armrs
1ibtet fid Elm Grlab oes
Kaiiers Don DETER.
rei6.
Has RabiHet 31rber tuiro bleiten.

g8ien. 4. San. Die Bemesune
sesen bic SueIe, pel6e in Oeterreid
einsn sismli9en umfans ansenommen
battsn, bat gentle 5riiate setrasen.
Gin grlaB bes Raiiers TT eridienen.
Der barauf a5Sielt. Die Sueae tn Der
Mrmee 81 perminbern. gs wiro baupt.
iddIid bafGr asitirt. baB iid 2eute
prinaipiea peisern, Sueu GOroerun.
gen ansuaetmsn. ST. OR oiterrei9is
iden Nrmee iollen i'm lesten Sabre
120 Offi;iers Suele tattsefunben
baben.
Qier bat 2aiier Gran5 Soiepb bic
ginitenuns bss Strafuerfabrens sesen
ben Tabritanten grnft 9oemenfelo an-
seoronet. Oerielbe bate i'm Oftober
als &d9er isiner -beleiotsten @atten.
ebre ben lieutenant 8enno pon Sopta
i'm SuelI eridohen.
Yolitii6e Yerionlidteiten; pel9e
nit Der arone in iteter 6IblunS iteben,
periibern, bas Der aaiier Gran3 Soispb
fsit entialofeu let, sber bas parIament
aIs bos aabinet eorber preissuseben.
Man tolportirt tn 5oftreiien einen
biesbesasliben braftiiden ausiprud
bss Monar9en. Der seiaat babe: nWenn
Der Rorber ni6t nit oem parlomeni
iertis piro, Damn brinst's au9 tein
Anberer gu Stanoe.~ gs liest alio
oie annahme am nd9fen. bab bas
parlamsnt In Dem Womsnte feline &oIle
ausseipielt bat, no ea neueroinss iei'
men 8anterott sinseiteben mub. Dor
snei Sabrsn tonnte man nod nit
Rabinetstriien berumegperimtentiren
beute aber, no bic banbeIspolitii9en
Arbeitsn Der Iionas9ie fosuiaseB aui
ben 5insern bremen, iit oieies otter.
reiati5e 6eilmitteI ni4t mebr gut
inoslib.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-05
S6redli9en Sob
Hamb Mnna Glart in Der VGbe
BON Cincinnati.

Cincinnati. O., A. San. anna
@lart, ein Sienitmdoaen, sins beute
iber bas ben Oud grsst iberipannenoe
bOIs.rne griidenseriiit Der Cincinnati,
Yortsmoutb uno 8irsiniu gabn. pI6b-
LID tom Elm in boiler Sabrt besriifener
3us beran. sic bate feine 3eit mebr,
oas gnoe bes grddenseriiites sa er.
rei9en unb in ibrer @ersweiftuns ipruns
fie--um ni9t iiberfabren su tpereen--
pom @erdfte in Die sdbnenoe Siefe,
ettua 80 5uB. als man He auiias, war
he i'm Ster6en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-05
Ser Weelp : Hro5ek
sat ennlidb bemte In &asaua bes
8uumeu.

5aoaua, 4. San. Oas 8erb0r
BON CHARLES s. %. Neelp, aus Muncie,
Snb., Der betanntli9 In guba bas Yoit.
bepartement beifoblen bate, besann
beute Haamittas.
Ser 9roses biirfte mebrere @o9eu
oauern. 3abIrei@s 3eusen aus Waib.
instOn. .. g.. finb bier. um peraom.
men gu uerben. gleeIp mus iibrisenz
ieiner Sa6e ider iein. benn er be.
bauptet iteif unb feit, Sab man ibn pirs
entIahsn mafiea. Sen Gruno oafi,
peridpeist er.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-05
Auireseuoe s3eueu
0ei einem sroken Vranee Ia
Omaha.

Omaha, @eb., 4. San. Oie @e.
bduoe unb 8aorenlaser Der SousIaB
9rintins Co., 6rontier Steam 9aun.
brp unb Wefern electrical Supplp
Co., brannten beute nieber. Ser Der.
luit betrdst $1,000
Die Gdite tn oem seseniiber liesen-
ben Rarba4 Sotel waren 10 eri9redt
baB mebrere Don ibnen pom 2. Stod
aus ben 6enitern ipransen uno ii9
ernftlia perlebten. Anoere retteten ii9
auf ben HotbIeitern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-05
9ie Treibeitsslode
Maht cine Neiie uad5 Der Charlie
toner MnSfellmns.

pbilabeIpbio, 4. San. 6eute
wurbe oie aIte Jreibeitsslode aus ibrer
8ebauiuns in Der Sroepenbence Sall
9enommen aHb fsrtis sema9t fiir ole
Sabrt nod Der ausitelluns in gbarIe-
ton. Cine abtbeiIuns biefser YOIi.
siiten tpirb nit Der @Iode reiien un6
swei oon ibnen werSen itets auf Der
Da9t isin gum S4use Der @lode, bis
oieielbe wieber nod pbiIooeIpbia su.
radseIanst.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-05
l1nsei6idte Sdnoe
Sa6en elm tuertbbulIeS Oemalse
bef4doi8t.

gbieaso, 4. San. Die rS9la9t
BEL Der 3abote Bride, eine epiiobe
aus bem pbiIippinen ariese, asmaIt
bon benz beribmtsn ruiRiden Maler
Bereti9ti9asin, fiel seftern Mbenb TN
biefsen 4nnitinffitat. no es ausseifeIlt
war, 81 Hooen. aIs man bas Runitmert
abnsbmsn mollte. Gin sroBes Cod
wurbe in BITE 2einmanb seriFen. We,
rsti9ti9asin ipri9t bic Hefir@tuna
aus. bob Der S@absn ii4 ni9t ausbef-
fern ldbt. 0as @tmdIbs bate sinsn
wsxtb son $40, 900.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-05
3wti Terionen uerbranut.
Batter uno 1o@ter fomnteu it&
utd5t retteu.

Bstbanp, Conn.,, s. Sanuar.
Ser 80 idbriSe Metbobiiten preoissr
gomanb ped unb feline Sodter Fnb
beute friib Worsens BET benz 8ranbe
ibres @obnbauies umsefommen. Wsan
fano ibre uertoblten 9ei9name. Beds
Sobn, Der gu 8eiu@ onmeienb mar,
iprans aus benz susiten Stod, um fi9
su retten unb sos ii@ ernifIi9e Ser.
lesuneen su.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-05

BaieI, 4. San. Dor ieiner Uer-
tasuns erwdblte Der 3ioniiten 2ongreB
Elm aus 46 MitsIiebern deficiencies
neues gyeeutip.Qomite. Or. 9beo.
0ersI BON @ien, Der Batter Der eonsen
Hemesuns. uurbe wieoer gum prdi.
benten eewdbIt. &abbi @uRas @ott.
belt BON Nem Dori; .. s. @iier BON
portIonb; Rep. 8. S4offer pom Bal
timore; 4ereira Menbo3a BON gbieoao,
uno Dr. Sarofobn bon Nem Yort Der.
treten bic 1es. Staoten i'm Romite
nnb &ep. Or. 9eioIo bon qloxtreoI
GeNoho.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-05
ganfraub.
Die Nduber tuareu oiesmal erfolg,
reid.

UeorIes, no.. 4. San. Bier
Ginbrsdsr branssn in oas @ebdube Der
Scott gountp gant. iprensten ben
@eIoi9rani unb nabmsn ieben Gent,
ben he barin porsefunben. nit. gs
mii1en msbrers tauisnb Dollars gene.
fen isin, ieSo9 meisern i9 bic gant.
bsamten cine ansabe gu MAIDEN. Sie
Ginbreder snttamsn unbelditist.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-05
Nusenomulen
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-05-25
1000 KILLED IN
NINETY SECONDS
OVER 1000 MANNED AND CRIPPLED
WHEN CITY OF UEZALTENAN.
GO WAS DESTROYED BY EARTH
QUAKE ON APRIL 1e.

San Francisco, May 24.-By advices
brought by the steamer City of Para it
Is learned that in ninety seconds 1000 per-
sons were killed, over 1000 manned and
crippled. and the city of Quezaltenango
in Guatemala, on April Is, was destroyed
by an earthquake.
A man who was In Guatemala at the
time of the disturbance, whose coffee
plantation is only a few miles out from
Quezaltenango, speaking of the earth
quake said:
1T came about S;15 in the evening. The
greatest damage was at Quezaltenango.
and the city was practically destroyed.
All the buildings that were left standing
are cracked and shaky They will have
to be pulled down.
There were three distinct shocks, each
more severe than the one preceding, but
the damage was all done within minut e
and a half.
Those who fled from their houses into
the patios, or courts, escaped with slight
injury, but many of those who ran into
the narrow streets were either killed or
suffered broken limbs. The loss Of life
was greatest in the quarter occupied by
the Indians and natives. To add to the
horror of the situation, overturned lamps
and candles fired some OF the buildings
"Quezaltenango was a ghastly sight
the day following the earthquake. Bodies
and parts of bodies were lying every
where. about the streets. The surround
Ing towns of San Pedro. San Marco, San
Juan, Aniatitlan and Solola were also de-
stroyed and the total dead IN these places
will number nearly 1000"