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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-11-13

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dznv, ~ to cboleso cry zlroweRo. -.
PrzysiI jednego i lara przez Express, Money Order hub .regstrowany list,
a my WIS envy d.,mo D.anond elektryczny krzyz. Tub s "a $50
Tyssce pNd.sgowan .de5rlismy cd os6b. k6e zostay wykczone z q 70
naoca krzyza. po%zcj podAjemy klka z tch podz,ekowah.
NEW ORLEANS, La, % Lutego 1922 - " zal4czenio posyiamy pana
$5oe n pMc krzyi6w elektrycznych- TIE ktdnsmy poprmdne oEzynnsaX pny-
NEDYKTYNKI, 1894 Douphiue sr. New Orleans La. Z.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-11-13

|Polska pod Moskalem
WARSZAWA Jadwiga kuss
czevska zusna literatka pod nszw1
sk,sm DeotymY obchods ia so let
ri iubileusz zawodu literaokiego.
Obok wlelx,rgo uznsnia rodako"
nades4al ]e1 Oc.ec 6w. bfogosiawieh
stwo ar.ostolsk;e " uEnaslu q
wsr6d iej dslef znajduja sip ut"orV
gieboka tchnaco rel'eijpokcia Ja
b,latka t. pamiecis o,ca sw. bafdzo
bYfa wzruszona.
-o0~
WARSZAWA. " niedz,ele ""
dziei tsmu otsorzono q cYkllstSw
"a Dynasaehi tde Nassau wysts~s
giez =, saba~ek. Wystaus to byls
.ups}p:e vykohcsen2 ! praedsta" via
IA DUO roznaitolci Nares2ole Edo
byla O., W.rs.awa M to 70 "tasn7
sw6j przcmysi k'alo~Y mole wy
staw;G. Dole iu& n,l,ertw rubli
wys.}o Z kraju poIsAleso "a tegs
rodsaja tovary wyrab,ans przss
N,emc6w " gdrseh i q 'ch pt1ao-:
10 tradniaoyeh sig vys3e2nvm
tym prz.nys}sm " Harcu v Gar
nom l.s,e j innych misjsoowos"
ci.eh. Gale waseay zabs wek die
o,eeyeh wyohod+ity 3 N'emieo dc
Polski "a ME zysk abf.tY spfywaf
M,eszta1ey Kr6lestws Polst'egs
podn,eceni spraw4 'wrsss'iska il
1aki hak.ty6o'. nas' oor.S
usiln,sj szsrza postano~h odeo
w,ed,ied wstrzYmaniem sig cd IA
kopna tewar6v n~,emieckich ] "a
10 przenrovsdssje vpraw'
ds,e ME sryvsjao jes'cze zupesn'e
Z Niemeami ale Jns myila . ten
no ss.ye aby ten prsen'ys1
ksztato:A:i r~o.szefsae. Me
isaea f.bryfane N,emi.e joz "a to
oojaoty h~akatYst6w b'ogisssa~A NJ
dno piet's,.
.SKUTKIEM wislk'ej dsoaysny
" Nlemcsech po5awN'
sie ne tsrgach prow'noyalnych y
Kr6lestwie PoIsk. kup,y koisoy
Z Nlem,ec Nabywsjl onl kon'e be"
wsgledu ma lch wa,tokt uaytko~q
byIe " dobrym stanie ma wvwoa
do Borl,na DO tau'tejszych latek
w tyeh dnlach zakup'o-
90 W Suwa,kach okoio 90 sztrk
kt6re odstaw,ono presto doIBerl'na
drozvzny miess poPT'
ma m1eso kenskie W berl'n'e
wzrost do tego etopcla ze cen
"a poi Telegram wynos' ~
fen.
900
fUEi>IINCINEK w r,,ku HE.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-11-13
DIAMOND

tasze zwany Volta krz,z,
wyna;ez'ony zostal " Al.
stryi pred kilsu latv.
wKr6tce wszedi " uzycie
" Niemczech, Francy,.
Suandynawii i innych
keropejsAicn krajach.
edzie &, uzywaja jake
s'odek lcczpiczy przeciw
reumntyznowi ! wielu in
pym chorobom.
Diamond e;ektryczny
klzvz leczy reumatyzm.
neuralgia. bclesc, W krzy-
zu wewnetrzne dolegli
wosci. slab, Sc ~nerwowrsc
,oztargnienie, bezsennosc
bysterye, paraliz. ep lep-
sye. apopleksye. dycha''
vice: brak pamieciJ bez-
nadziejaost, niemoc. ta-
nee sw. Vita. zskazopa
krew, ~niestrawn..sc brak
apetytu j "olssci ze'tadka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-11-13

D, ktdrsy 4 nas o pieniadse zeorza
slbo Q jsdzeaie. W,dr6 i~k robia
aospodars. b" chod@a DO. b.
It6w v ODD. rtem obranin Gd7 LA
SIG d. )ske roho:e to - gods'ns v
pogi.
z PRUDNtCKIEGO. O ko4tun
prowadza lskarze &Tw3 rozprawe "
n~iemieokich gazet.eh. T~'erds3
sfls1n,e ze trxeba d3aG Q czystost
, sp,yta6 SO lekarsa jak leezye gto~
wy le4eli By byty jake snax J'$e-
Ii as sadne) bolscski ME na 60
wlosy obu'aG supeluie gfowy ME
zas,Yb;6 , hydsie dobrss Prey te1
sposobno4si l~oeh~alaje korsspsn-
dene. nssEe poI.sie ~sie mi.no"i"
Gle boests m,snns ktore dbaja o
pors4dsk . naves rob'a uleoe) pa
rady an,zel, nismleok,e Nowszs
gospdarsswa polstis g czesto pie
xuiej i wyg.doisi ~vbudowane,
anjzsli p,emi. ck,e k"res2undent
lfnmaczy to tenn re " niemiacklch
ws,ach jest drog, grunt DO brsk
! erun.u S}awa naszvm polskln &C.
|spodarzom! SzczeSc i'm Bozet ma
dal!
Cd RYBNIKA W Radziejo
VIE zyja iwsj sasied.i gwoli trzech
metr6x lchei ziem, tho tylko
"1.sexj od kilku lat We wielk'ej
n,eprzy)szni , %procesach KazdY Z
osobna ]uz zaploc,l koszt6w cos oko,
10 900 marek a widok6~ ME ma
k,edy size zakoncsy process CIV
" .dy gdy obydwa] sw6i ma.
jatek utraca: Sed1iovie amtowy'
gminski pisarz = przedswezystklem
sam x proboszcE do xgody i poied-
anis newoluja ale wszvstko darem-
ne So n~iektdrzy pisarkov,e kt6rsy
iwielu lui,i do rosmaitych proces6w
namsviaj4 aseby tvlko s&avgi pie
sad i pien,adss pohier.c.
BYTOM Pan landrat gorliwy
german,zator urzadza w,ecso,k,
rodzinue by polsxa ludnost cYwili~
.owae Wysia} on ok6lnik do nau-
cEycieli redaktoI6w osw,46czajac
I'm lie fnndusse magotowe ma pok,y
Gle ws.elkl,h kosxt6v tyuh ufsa-
d.tn. S,aa OH b:or2 t. fandusze =
naturalnia y pewnej cxesse. . k,e-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-11-13

GOLUB, Ma z2danie tutejszs"
20 sadu okTegovega uwiesisno
zayrodnika Wollenberxo z L,sews
ktdrego podejrzyu ale 0 memorial
nosd pope}aiona na swe; II 'letn,ei
pasierbloy.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-11-13


L1SEWO. Tuteiszy wysiuzony
prob. Madiewski bed3'e obchodz'l
~ r~ocznfce prymicyi kaplAnskich
KS. L. niemsl ca}Y tan czes praco-
wal " L.sewte.
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-12-30
GOOD YEAR FOR THE ENGLISH
Predicted Boom Fails to Appear, stiII
People Have Done Very Well
Commercially.

LONDON, Dec. 29.-The year which is
drawing rapidly to a close has been a good
one for British trade.
Although the boom which was predicted
as the result OF peace in South Africa has
not yet put in an appearance, still John
Bull ship owner, ship builder, msnufac-
turer, merchant, engineer, colliery owner,
banker and fnancier. can afford to look back
on 1902 with a certain sense Of satisfaction.
John has at last woke up to the neces-
sity Of keeping himself abreast the times
in regard to methods. Amalgsmation and
reconstruction have been the order OF the
day and even the railway companies have
begun to take in hand the reorganization
Of their mineral and goods trafhc.
Revenue is coming in well in excess OF
estimates and shows a fair proportionate in
crease over last year. after making allow
ance for additional taxation.
On the other hand. though more than six
months have elapsed since the termination
OF the Boer war. the national expenditure
has not yet begun to show the reduction
which taxpayers should like to see, and it is
probable, in consequence Of increased de-
mands for various purposes in South Africa,
for reorganization Of the army and navy,
and for larger grants on account OF educa-
tion. this side Of the national account will
not show a very considerable reduction for
some time to come.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-12-30
NO GROUNDS FOR DIVORCE
Vatican VIII Refuse Request to Dis
solve Marriage of Crown
Princess of saxOny.

ROME, Dec. 2s.-The request to dissolve
the marriage Of the crown princess Of
saxony has not yet been received at the
vatican.
1t is also said the request will be re-
fused II made because there is abso-
lutely no eanonical ground for the annul-
ment OF the marriage.
The pope, greatly grieved at the scan
dal is reported to have dispatched to the
emperor of Austria a letter expressing
deep coincidence.
VIENNA. Dec. 2e.-The semi ofhcial
weiner Abend Post says; Emperor Francis
Joseph has accepted Archduke Leopold Fer
dinand's remuneration OF his rank. has sane
toned his adoption Of a civil name, VIE
fling. and has also been ordered that his
name be stricken on the lists OF the
knights of the Golden Fleece and the army.
BERLIN, Dec. 29.-The Lutheran clergy
OF Ssxony have issued an order striking the
name OF the crown princess from the
church lists.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-12-30
SOME PORTO RICAN PUzzLERS
Attorney General Harlan Seeks Light
on Right to Acquire NavRI Station
Property and other Things.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2s.-Attorney Cen
eral Harlan Of Porto Rico today held
conferences with Secretary Root and As
sistant Secretary Sanger at the War de-
partment, and with Assistant Secretary
Darling at the State department with re-
gard TO certain Porto Rican matters up
for adjudication.
His business at the Navy department re-
lates to the requirement Of property for
naval stations at San Juan and Cuiebra
island, the latter island being Sart OF Porto
Rico. The insular government is ready
to grant whatever land is NECESSARY for
these stations. but at the outset there is
some uncertainty as to the title to some
OF the desired land restK, ne Navy de-
partmsnt will decide on stactay what Il
wants before Attorney General Harlan re-
turns and the desires Of the department
will be submitted sby him to the Porto
Rico legislature.
The question presented to the War de-
parment was as to the Jurisdiction of RI
parian rights and grows cut OF the anoma-
lous relations between tie island and the
United States. Certain American firms de-
sire to construct piers on the shore at
Ponce. Attorney General Harlan desires
to learn whether permission for their con-
struction could be givel by the insular
government under existing conditions, or
whether IL would be necessary to avail.
special legislation by congress.
The War department ciuld ofier no solu-
tion, the island having lassed beyond the
Jurisdiction OF the department, and the
only thing they could pass on would be
the effects of the naval works on the har-
bors.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-12-30
EMPEROR EXPRESSES REGRET
Francis Joseph Sorry That Ambas-
HadOr Mccormick is TO Leave
the Austrian Capital.

VIENNA, Dec. 2s.-Empsror Francis Jo-
seph today received Ambassador McCor-
mick in farewell audience and expressed
much regret at the departure Of the am
bassador, whose tenure Of once has been
marked by such pleasant relations with all
circles of society.
The emperor presented Mr.. Mccormick
with signed photograph OF himself in a
handsome gilt frame. During the eonyer-
sation his majesty expressed the most
friendly feeling for the government aud
people Of the United States and his per-
sonal regard for President Roosevelt. Mr..
Mccormick and Ambassador Bellsmy StcTer,
his successor, yesterday visited Foreign
Minister Goluchowski. The latter said he
regretted Mr.. Mccormick was unable to
make his visit longer.
Mr. Mccormick starts Tuesday for Prague
and thence goes to Berlin. where he will
meet his wife. He expects TO reach ST.
Petersburg January g.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-12-30
PANIC AT CHRISTMAS Parry
sterOptieOn Gas Tank Expiodes, but
I'm Ensuing Rush Only Those Oper-
atinE Machine Are Hurt.

CHICAGO, Dec. ga wild panic and
injury to several persons followed an ex-
plosion at a Christmas entertainment to-
night in the French Evangelical Methodist
Episcopal church. 327 Center avenue.
The crash was caused by the bursting OF
stereopticon gas tank, its force being so
great as to hurl people from their seats,
shatter windows and partly wreck the in
terror OF the primary department Of the
structure.
Men, women and children fought for
egress when the crash came and that the
list Of injured was confined to those hurt
directly by the explosion was due to the
Efforts Of the pastor, Rev. A. L. Allis,
who calmed the 300 excited occupants OF
the small Sunday school room.
Those seriously injured are:
Lewis Compondu, two fingers of right
hand blown on. internally injured: Mrs.
Mary Linder, both legs crushed and flesh
torn from left limb from ankle to knee.
internal injuries; Peter Linder. nose
crushed, both legs burned and flesh torn
from them.
Several other persons we're more or less
hurt.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-12-30
Temperature nt omahn Ye.terdayi
STANDARD OIL GIVES PENSIONS
Company Adopts Plan Along Lines of
Those I'm Vogue Among the
Various Railroads.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2s.-The Standard Oil
company has announced a general pension
plan for the benefit Of its employees The
plan is on the several lines Of those that
have been announced by various railroad
companies. Among the new features, how
ever, is a provision to the effect that en-
ployes who have reached the age Of 81
years after twenty-five years in the service
Of the company may retire on half pay for
one year, after which the regulation pen
sion is to be paid to them.
The regular pension is 10 be one-fourth
OF the salary which the employe was re-
ceiving at the time Of his retirement. II
will be paid to all who have been in the
service OF the company twenty-five years
and who have reached the age Of 65 years
Several hundred men will be eligible to re-
tirement on January 1.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-12-30
IN ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE
American Associations Formed TO Aid
Progress of Invention and DIscov-
cry Meets I'm Washington.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29-The American
Association for the Advancement Of Science
began its second annual meeting here to-
day. The attendance was large. President.
elect Dr. Ira Remson presided. Addresses
Of welcome were delivered by Dr. Charles
d. wolcott in behalf OF the Washington
Academy of Sciences and other scientific
societies; Henry B. F. MaeFarland, on be-
half OF the District Of Columbia; David ].
Hill, on behalf OF the national government,
and Dr. Charles w. Needham, president Of
Columbian university. onl behalf Of the edu-
cational institutions Of Washington.
The vice presidents OF the several sec
tions delivered addresses during the after
noon, and tonight the entire association
listened TO the annual address OF the re-
firing president. Prof. Asaph Alt. There
were ten sectional meetings in all
Hon. Carroll d. Wright commissioner Of
labor and vice PRESIDENT OF the section OF
social and economic science, spoke before
that body on The Psychology of the Labor
Question"
He said among other things:
At the eleventh census an attempt was
made to classify the causes or the reasons
Tor mortgaging homes and farms. 1t was
shown that nearly 95 per cent Of the mort
cages indicated prosperity rather than the
reverse. The desire to add to the original
holding, or to raise money for business
operations or to educate children, or for
the Improvement OF existing property, was
the motive. All these indicate something
entirely different from the prevailing i'm
preston that mortgage represents dis
aster or failure or ssJme Ill condition.
Modern Tendencies in the Utilization OF
Power" was the topic Of the address of
Prof John Joseph Flather, vice president OF
the section Of mechanical science and en-
gineering.
The American Chemical society, one OF
the largest bodies afiliated with the Amer
lean Society for the Advancement of
Science, also held it's initial session today,
with an attendance of about 200 persons.
DR.. A. Deschwenitz, chief OF the bio
chemic division of the department Of ag-
riculture, announced that the virulent
tuberculosis germs obtained from a human
would cause the disease in cattle. +
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-12-30
AMERICAN FORESTRY MEETING
Association VIII Hold Annual COnven-
tiOn at National CpftaI, Begin
ming wednesday Forenoon.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2s.-The twenty
first annual meeting OF he American For
estry association will e held here De-
cember 81.
The morning session ill be a business
meeting, at which the President of the as
sociRtion. Secretary OF agriculture Wilson,
will preside.
AT the afternoon session a number Of
papers will be read Ahong tire speakers
will be George B. sudDrth. Overton W.
Price, r. o. olmstead ar William T. Hall
of the Bureau Of Foresty; DR.. B. z. Fer
now, director OF the Ne York State Col
lege OF Forestry; Prof. henry solon Graves,
director OF Yale forest schools; DR.. C. A.
schenck, director OF IN Baltimore forest
school, F1lbert Roth, def OF division Of
forest reserves. general and ONCE, and DR..
Charles F. Bessey OF tn University OF Ne
braska.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-12-30
SILENCE ADDED o THEIR DIET
chemieaIIy-Fed Bearers at washing
Pain of Losing hsting Jobs.

WASHINGTON, Dec. es-Hereafter tn.
chemieally-fed boarders'n whom DR.. Wiley
OF the agricultural deartment Is trying
the boraeie acid tests Ill not be allowed
TO talk about the PROCESS OF the expert
ments. Secretary Wilsc today gave orders
to admit no newsPapefmen 10 the place
where the men are beiE fed and for them
TO refrain carefully finn giving out any
information. The reass for this is a fear
that the public will nj take the expert
ments seriously OWN TO the fact that
some writers are treats them lightly and
In humorous way. ne OF the ofheiaIs
said today mat II the oarders violate the
orders issued today th' will be dismissed
from the public service
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-12-30
SAMOAN GROUP in A TREMBLE
Isle of sAvaii shaken by Seismic
Forces and stone Church Build
InEs Crack md TOtter.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 2s.-The steamer
sonoma, which arrived today from Sydney,
via Pago Pago. brings further news OF the
volcanic eruption on the Isle OF Savaii of
the Samoan group.
During the eruption thirteen earthquakes
took place and some stone churches at
Safune and Sasina we're much damaged
One church in Paia was altogether de-
stroyed.
The effects OF the earthquakes showed
themselves in landslides and the removal
OF blocks OF stone and also in some small
assures.
The scoria elected by the volcano over
threw all the trees within its reach and
burned them to cinders. No movement OF
the volcanic mass was noticeable.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-12-30
NO RELIEF FROM COAL FAMINE
Mines work Only Half Time Because,
IL f. Claimed, st. Louis and Chi
eaEo Dealers Delay Cars.

Z CARBONDALE, Ill, Dee ae.-Every effort
was made today by the coal operators and
railroad officials Of southern Illinois to send
coal 70 the markets where the supply is
limited. In the southern Illinois field the
mines are working only half time, owing
TO the scarcity Of cars. This scarcity OF
cars is due, It is said. to the retention OF
coal cars in st. Louis and Chicago by coal
dealers, who refuse to unload their coal.
Railroad officials disclaim any concerted
movement to relieve the present shortage
belief is becoming prevalent that no
great supply Of coal will be turned out by
the mines until after the annual meeting
Of the operators and miners. Mining scales
for the coming year will be adjusted at the
meeting.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-12-30
SUIT ON MASCAGNI CONTRACT
Chicago Firm Claims Damages for
Performances in Iowa.

CHICAGO. Dec. "a suit was brought
today in the circuit court against Richard
Heard, formerly manager for signor Mas
cagni, by F. w. Chamberlain, Samuel Har-
rington and Charles Kindt OF the nrm Of
Chamberlain, Harrington & Kindt.
The action was brought in assumpsit for
$4,000 damages. The suit, according to Mr..
Heard, is for the alleged failure to present
the Mascagni Opera company under the
Chamberlain, Harrington q Kindt firm at
Burlington, Muscatine, Davenport and Keo-
kuk, Ia, and Peoria and Rock Island, Ill
The company was scheduled to appear at
these places. but on account OF the illness
of the composer, the performances we're not
given.
The suit is directed against Richard
Heard, doing business as the Mascagni
Opera company"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-12-30
FIND NO BILL AGAINST EDWARDS
Two MarshalltOwn Lawyers Finally
Released from Custody in
Oklahoma.

GUTHRIE, okl.. Dec. 2s.-(speeiaI Teie-
gram. )-Clyde Edwards, who with his
brother. ". J. Edwards, was arrested and
imprisoned at FL Reno a year ago, passed
through Guthrie today, a free man.
The Edwards brothers were lawyers from
harshalltown, Ia. At the opening OF the
new country for settlement they were
alleged to have cleared up about $40 900
in fraudulent land deals before the United
States land once at 81 Reno. They were
arrested and confined in the federal iaiI
here. Clyde Was released under bond. but
the elder brother remained IN Jail. The
federal grand jury al m Reno returned no
bill and both we're set al liberty.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-12-30
LOSES A LETTER OF CREDIT
Tourist Drops POeketbOOk and IL Is
Appropriated aRd Contents Used
by Finders.

LONDON, Dec. 2s-Two Russians. Pinke-
VitE and Green. claiming to be naturaliEed
Americans, have been arrested In Lon
DON charged with being In illegal posses
sion of letter OF credit for s25 900, lost
on the continent by n. Greenbaum.
some Of NJ. Greenbaum's cards were
also found on the men arrested They
bear the address. Hurst Club. San Fran
cisco" About sl7.ST5 OF the sum repre-
sented by the letter OF credit remain un-
drawn. Greenhaum lost his pocketbook al
Baden Baden January % Il contained ISIS
besides the letter OF credit.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-12-30
OMAHA BOY MAKES LONG TOUR
Everitt Lewis Lands In New Orleans
after Making n Trip 10 San
Francisco.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 2s.-(speoiaI TeIe-
gram Everett Lewis, a stockily built
youngster. Is years OF age, was before
Judge Hughes this morning charged with
Vagrancy He was arrested last night in
one Of the Illinois Central railroad sheds
at the head Of Thalia street. Lewis says
his father and mother live in Omaha. Ten
months ago he ran away from home and
went to San Francisco. Two months ago
he left there and beat his way TO this
city. He has been here since yesterday.
He says that he will beat his way back
home. Judge Hughes discharged the boy.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-12-30
ROAD OFFICIALS IN A WRECK
superintendent Of Frisco Liae and
Eastern Capitalists Experience
GOIag DOwH Embahkmsnt.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Dec. IA special
from Wynne, Ark, says: The private car
Of General Superintendent A. J. Davidson
OF the Frisco. occupied by Mr.. Davidson
and party OF St. Louis and New York
capitalists. was overturned here tonisht.
The car was attached 10 the rear end Of the
Memphis-st. Louis Iron Mountain passen-
ger train. In passing over a switch Il was
thrown from the rails and began 20 roll
down the emhankment. A telegraph pole
stopped u and the occupants % the car
escaped with bruises and slight Injuries
The names of the occupants Of the car
could not b. learned
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-12-30
EARTHQUAKE SHOCK REPEATED
Fresh Disturbance Takes Place in the
HOrrOr-stricken Province
of Russia.

AsHKABAD. Russian Turkestan. Sunday.
Dec 2s.-Another violent earthquake shock
occurred At 10 O'Clock last night Passenger
service on the Andijan railroad. which was
Interrupted as a result Of the previous
earthquake. has been-restored.
ST. PETERSBURG :. 29.-Further ad-
vices from Andijan f.xn.. earthquake vic
Tins number 4.sOO OF, Hsrx 200 persons
were killed in the town OF " & nd the
rest in the adjacent country.
About 1000 square miles were
The center OF the disturbance was
miles south OF Andiian, where there was =
cleft in the ground whence water and mud
we're issued. The frst shock lasted three
seconds
It was repeated after half an hour, when
buildings began tumbling. walls were flung
down and roofs collapsed. burying every
one within, and groans ard shrieks filled
the air. The shocks were continued un-
interruptedly fifteen minutes and were ac-
companied by terrifying rumblings, torren-
tial rain and a hurricane.
People in the streets we're hurled to the
ground repeatedly. No refuge whatever was
available. The aged and the sick were
equally exposed, while the heartrendering
appeals Of friends and relatives buried in
the debris magnihed the horrors OF the sit
ustion. The natives worked splendidly
alongside the soldiers in disinterring the
living and dead
Governor Ivanhoff who telegraphed the
car from Andijan. says:
The garrison and population presented
a touching picture three days after the
catastrophe, praying for the czar on his
name day amidst the ruins, beneath the
gray, wirtery heaven, unsheltered, from
the threatening SHOWS.
EREs-DE-LUCHoN, France, Dec
Pa strong earthquake shock lasting six
seconds was felt here last night No dam
age was done.