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friends in honor of her birthday Among
those present were:
Misses
Edna Ross. Katie Sullivan
Lizzie Kraeger, Cora Richards.
Josie Kemper, Edith Gardner.
st. Louis. Margaret LudwigS.
Lulu Nef'. Louise ReithInan.
May Roberts, Edna oetZ.
Frieda GosS. Clara LudwtSs.
Sadie Peter. Josephine Ludwigs,
Anna Seibert. Ida N~eureuther,
Belleville: Katie kaser,
Belle Simpson, East st. Louis:
Collinsvilie;
Messieurs-
Professor Ed Maher, Miles Moriarity
Louis Becherer, Samuel Richards,
St. Louis: Chris Coyne,
Al Stoltz, st. W. f. Beattie,
Charles. Ed Herbig,
Charley Richards, Henry Steiner.
Eddie Small, John Neureuther,
Oscar Killing, John Winslow,
Gus LudwfgS Henry Nienann.
lob Butler. Charles Mutzke.
John Hart, East st. Louis.
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Rosa Hoffman,. Josie Karch,
Clara Richmann, Dora Wehking,
Emma Hoffman,. Martha Fischer.
Ella Hoffman,, Mae Wehking,
Messieurs-
VIM. Hoffman,. Ernst Hoffman,,
Ed Richmann, Ben Hoffman,,
Fred GrannemaDn, Henry Schaefers
Fred Cast, AL Frey.
Henry Ellermann. Harry Rickmann,
Otto HueseMan, Will Gross
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Lee. the hypnotist, will fill an engagement
Of one week at the Odeon, beginning April z.
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THURSDAY, APRIL II, 1902.
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CENTRAL AMERICAN SHOCKS.
Latest Information from the Ruins
Of Quexaltenango-Tw Thou
sand Lives Lost.

San Francisco, May 1.-THE steam
erGuatemala brings additional details
Of the earthquake in Central America
last month. The Guatemala left the
port Of that name April %. Up TO
that time LOO bodies had been taken
out of the ruins Of Quezaltcnango.
Capt. Harris, of the Guatemala, said:
1T is estimated that two thousand
people were killed. The dead were
still being removed when we sailed.
The stencil from the unburied
corpses was frightful. and to avert a
pestilence the government had been
compelled to employ large gangs Of
men to clear the wreckagc of the
dead.
Natives from the interior arr
focking to Guatemala. The inhabi-
tants are terror stricken. Farms are
deserted and there are fears Of
famine in consequence. The Pacific
coast suffered far greater damage
than the Atlantic
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HIGH MASS FOR THE DEAD.
Paris Churches Hold High Masses
for the Dead In Martinique
Collections Taken Up.

Paris, May 19.--At the close Of high
mass in all the Roman Catholic
churches of Paris yesterday morning
funeral psalms were chanted and
prayers for the dead were said in
memory Of those who persisted in the
Martinique disaster. The congrega.
tons in the churches were large. and
good collections for the aid Of the
West Indian sufferers were taken up.
At a special service to be held in
the Church of st. Augustine to-day,
Bishop Cormont, of Martinique, who
is now in Paris. will pronounce abso-
luton. The commemorative service
for the Martinique dead. which was 10
have been held at Notre Dame. has
been postponed because of the alb.
sence from France of President Lou.
bet, as this service was intended 10
be a high religious and state func.
ton. Appropriate services for the
Martinique victims were held in all
churches throughout France. yester.
day, and collections TO aid the suf
ferers were taken up.
The performance of Barnum &
Bailey's circus at Toulouse Saturday
added 25.4o0 francs to the Marti
nique funds.
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Mrs ANNA MARTIN

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A SUDDEN RESOLUTION.
Emperor Williams Determination
TO Present statue Of Frederick
the Great TO America.

Berlin, May 19.--The purpose Of
Emperor William to give a statue Of
Frederick the Great to the United
States was seemingly quite suddenly
FORMED. Last Tuesday evening his
majesty was holding an informal re-
ception in the court box of the new
theater at Wcisbaden. between the
acts Of the opera, The Merry Wives
Of WINDSOR when he turned to Prof
Uphues, the sculptor. and said
"Uphues. want you to make an.
other statue of Frederick the Great"
II should he delighted. your ma jes.
ty." replied the professor.
This was the first the sculptor had
heard Of the project and il was. ap.
parently, the first that anyone had
heard Of the emperor's intention. His
majesty then told Prof. Uphues that
the statue was for presentation TO
the people Of the United States, and
his cnblegram to President Roosevelt
on the subject was written and sent
the next day.
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PLOT AGAINST KING ALFONSO.
Timely Discovery and Arrest Of sew.
eral Of the CONFERENCE.-The
mite bombs Seized.

Madrid. May 19.-An anarchist plot
against King Alfonso has been dis
covered. and six arrests. including
that of Gabriel Lopez. an employee Of
an insurance company, have been
made. Dynamite cartridges werr
found on the premises where Lopel
was arrested. Lopez saws he re-.
ceived package Of cartridges from
another anarchist with instructions
to throw them at the moment Of the
passage of the royal carriage in Sat.
urday's procession.
The discovery Of the plot against
the king is confirmed by the news.
papers here. 1t is now said that nine
dynamite cartridges were seize.
Further arrests have been made, and
the prisoners include six medical
students, a printer, carpenter AMI
a mason.
The captured cartridges are being
analysed by the military authorities.
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ming is playing freely in the upper
sky. and the whole northern part Of
the island is one mass of travelling
flame. 1t Is impossible to reach the
burning district by land or sea, and
there are no means of estimating the
destruction wrought 10 life and prop
erty.
Kingstown, the capital Of st. Vim
cent. is still safe, though showers Of
ashes and pebbles are continually
falling
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MORO DATTos FRIENDLY.
with the Exception of One uobbes
Chief Who VIII Have % he
Brought to Terms.

Manila. May 1o.-Gen. Chanee re.
turned here yesterday from Lake
Lanao. in the interior Of the Island
of Mindanao. He said he saw several
Moro dattos while there, and had
most satisfactory interviews with
them. Nearly all the dattos. and es'
pecially the surviving sultans, claim
to entertain friendly feelings to-
ward the United States.
In view of a cablcgram which Gen
Chaffce received yesterday from Gen
Davis, who Is in command OF the
American forces on Mindanao, ami
in which il appears that Datto Ruty
has apparently refused to return he
animals he captured from the Amer.
lean army. Gen. Chaffee is not pre-.
pared To say that there will be nc
more sighting in Mindanao.
Gen. Davis reports that Datto Ruty
says he is ready to fight. but Cen
Chaffce believes that. although il may
be necessary to bring this datto IL
terms, his resistance of the Ameri.
can forces must necessarily be slight
Datto Ruty's forts are situated on
n high hill They could be surround
ed by a line Of American skirmishers
who would prevent the datto from
water and who could thus
force practically bloodless victory
in n few DAYS.
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ERUPTION Of S(JFR|ER[.
The Calamity On the Island of St.
Vincent Described From
Its Beginning.
WEIRD AND AwE-lMsPlalMs SCENES.
Thea Came the laundering Of the
Bursting Volcano, Whose Tre-
mend0us Decorations Could be
Heard Throaghout the whole
Caribbean Region.

New York, May ia dispatch
from its correspondent on the island
of ST. Vincent. ID. W. l.. to the Herald,
says:
Admonitory rumbles and earth
quakcs in the vicinity Of Soufriere
came two weeks ago.
On Monday. May 3. the lake in the
old crater became greatly disturbed.
On Tuesday. at two o'clock in the
afternoon, the mountain began a Sc
ries of volcanic efforts. Serious earth
quakcs accompanied these terrible
noises. and detonations succeeded
quickly. At seven o'clock in the even
ing an immense column of steam is
sued from the crater and lasted until
midnight.
Terrtac Explosions Followed.
Terrific explosions followed on
Wednesday morning. and at seven
o'clock there was another sudden vio-
lent escape of steam. This assembled
for three hours. when other material
was elected. IA
At noon the three craters appeared
TO open and began to vomit lava. Six
streams at once ran down the sides
of the mountains, making an awful
scene.
The mountain labored heavily for
half an hour after the appearance Of
the lava. and fire flashed around the
edges Of the craters. and there were
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HAS VISITED ST. PIERRE.
TIE Worst Accounts Of the Disas.
ter Fully Con Armed.

London. May 15.-Sir Frederic NJ.
Hodgson, the governor of Barbados,
has forwarded to the colonial Office
the report o9 the colonial secretary,
who has just returned from visit
to st. Pierre, Martinique. 1t confirms
the worst accounts of the disaster.
The secretary compares the ignited
matter, which destroyed everything
with an area Of ten miles long by six
wide. to burning sealing wax. He
adds. significantly, that the services
OF doctors are not required, as there
are no wounded persons.
Gov. Hodgson estimates that 2.0OO,-
600 tons of volcanic dust fell on the
island OF Barbados.
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tremendous detonations in success
sion. rapidly merging into continu-
Gus roar. This lasted through
Wednesday night and until Friday
morning. The thunderings Of the vol
cano were heard throughout the
Caribbean sea.
The Actual Eruption Began.
The eruption began Wednesday. A
huge cloud in dark and dense col
nmn. charged with volcanic matter.
rose to height of eight miles from
the mountain top. Darkness like
midnight descended. and the sulphur
Gus air was laden with fine dust.
A brief rain followed, a rain Of
favilla, incoriae, rocks and stones.
There were bright flashes. numerous
and marvelously rapid. These. with
laundering. the mountain shocks. the
earthquake roar, the lava and falling
stones created scene of horror.
Large areas Of cultivation have been
buried beneath the volcanic matter.
Plantations Totally Destroyed.
On the windward coast seven plan
tations are totally destroyed. Moth
ing green is visible. Sixteen hun
drcd and twenty deaths are already
reported. There are I67 cases in the
hospital al Georgetown under treat
mcnt.
The deaths have been caused chief
1y by suffocation by the sulphurous
gases. lightning and burning lava
masses. Few Of the eases in the hos
piial are likely to recover.
The crew Of ii. NJ. $. interchangeable
buried 30 peasants found dead on the
OWN estate. north of Soufricrc.
Another Crater Formed.
Another crater il reported formed
on the Richmond estate near the sea-
shore. The country districts on the
windward coasts are Uttered with
dead bodies.
kingstown. the capital. and the
whole population are safe. There
have been no accidents or deaths.
Clouds Of dust are blowing over the
city. however.
Vessels Bearing succor.
The Royal Mail Steamer Wear il
transporting food and water to the
lccward coasts. sailing vessels have
proceeded To the windward coast on
the same errand. Doctors and nurses
have gone 10 the scene Of distress.
The majority Of the corpses being
FOUND are covered with ashes. de-
composed and hardly approachablc
The dead are being buried in trench
es, 30 in each.
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PLAN NOW FOR COLORADO.
The Burlingtons Extensive scheme OF sum.
mer Tours.

The Burlington Route makes the most at
tractive excursion rates to Colorado Resorts
that have ever been made. For long periods
Of the summer we make such remarkably
low first-class round trip rates To Denver
from st. Louis, $500 from Kansas City,
$500 from Chicago; good all summer. at
other periods, only one fare plus 81 90 round
trip. Write for particulars to l.. W. Wake
10y, q. r. A. Goa Pine street -. Louis No
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HEADACHE, BAckAcHE, DIZZINESS
(PE-RU-NA CURES PELVIC cArARRH.)
Il am perfectly WELL"
says Mrs. Martin, Of
Brooklyn. 'Pe-ru-na
cured me-"
Mrs. Anna Martin. AZ Hoyt street
Brooklyn, n. y, writes:

Mrs. Anna Martin. AZ Hoyt street
Brooklyn, n. y, writes:
"Peruna did so much for me that
feel my duty 10 recommend II "a
Others who may be Similarly afflicted.
About year ego my health was com.
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dizziness and irregularities, and ME
seemed dark indeed. We had used
F'eruna In our home as q tonic and for
colds and cafarrh and decided 10 fry
II for my trouble. IN less than three
months I BECAME regular, my pains
had entirely disappeared, and I am
now perfectly well. Mrs. Anns
Martin.
Miss Marie johnson, II Columbia,
East, Detroit. Mich. Is Worthy Vice
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pendent Order Good Templars. Miss
johnson. as so many other women also
have done, found in Peruna a specific
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She writes:
Il want TO do what can to let the
whole world know what grand med
icine PeMlna is. For eleven years l suf-
fered with female troubles and compli-
cations arising therefrom. Doctors
failed TO cure me, and despaired of
being helped. Peruna cured me in
three short months. l can hardly be-
lieve it myself. but it is a blessed fact.
| am perfectly well now. and have not
had an ache or pain for months. I
want my suffering sisters to know
what Peruna has done for me."-Miss
Marie johnson.
Miss Ruth Emerson. 20 Sycamore ST..
Buffalo. n. ", writes: Il suffered
for two years with irregular and pain
full menstruation. and Peruna cured
me within six weeks. l cannot tell
you how grateful feel. ANY agency
which brings health and strength to
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Paris. May 15.--A ditpatch to the
Journal from Naples says that We
suvius shows signs Of activity. Lava
is flowing from the crater from tho
Pompeii side. while hot cinders are
thrown up from time to time.
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Second Kings, Fourth Chapter, TIE nth
Verse.

II you read this verse you will find the ba-
SIS for the little story printed IN The Four
Track News for May. which is entitled
The Prophets Chamber" The Four-Track
News will be sent free to any address in the
United States for one year for 30 cents; sin
gle copies, cents. Address Geo. ii Daniels,
Publisher, Grand Central Station, New
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New York, May i5.-Thc governing
committee Of the New York stock
exchange, at a meeting yesterday AZ.
tcrnoon, decided to close the ex.
change on Decoration day and the
Saturday following.
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London. May i5-At the request Of
Joseph Chamberlain. tho colonial sec.
rotary, Sir Joseph Dirnsdale. the lord
mayor of London, has opened fund
Mt the Mansion House for the relief
of the victims Of the volcanic eruIn
ton on the Island Of ST. Vincent.
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Custcrville. Cal. May ,J.--.lohn Nc.
Carthy. aged - years, shot and
killed his mother last evening, and
then gave himself into custody. lie
fired four pistol balls into her brain
at close range. His story Is that the
shooting was in self-drfrnsc.
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New York. May 15.-Much excite
ment was caused here, says ST.
Thomas I'd. w. ~ dispatch 20 tho
Herald, by slight shock Of cnrth.
quake. which was felt about half.
past four o'clock Tuesday afternoon
The public was greatly excited.
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the windward islands. SIR Robert
Llewellyn. telegraphs 20 the colonial
Office from the island Of St. Vincent.
under date of Tuesday. May -, a.
follows:
IL arrived here yesterday and found
the state q affairs much worse than
had been stated The administra-
tors reports show that the country
on the east coast between Robin
ly struck and devastated in "A manner
similar to that which destroyed ST.
Pierre. and fear that practically all
living things in that radius were
killed
Fearful Loss Of Life.
probably 800 persons lost their
lives. The exact number will never
be known. Managers and owners of
the estates. with their families. and
several of the better class OF people,
have been killed. A thousand bodies
have been found and buried. One hun
dred and sixty persons are in the
hospital at Georgetown. Probably
only six of this number will recover.
Too Harrowi Ing for Desc ription.
"Thc details of the disaster are too
narrowing for description.
Il got. at St. Lucia. coasting
steamer which is running up and
down the lceward coast with water
and provisions. Twenty-Five hundred
persons have received relief.
Il have asked for medical officers
from Trinidad and Grenada. All the
neighboring British colonies are as
sisting generously. Every effort Is be-
ing made to grapple with the awful
calamity.
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lisbon. May io.-Earthquakcs nre
reported from the southern part Of
Portugal, but no fatalities occurred
The disturbances are supposed TO he
connected with the upheavals in the
West Indies.
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Tom-What's the matter, Old chap, You
look all broke up.
]ack-No wonder. | spent three hours
last evening in the home OF young couple
with their first baby.-Chicago Daily News.
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sOUFRIERE STILL ACTIVE.
The st. Vincent Volcano Sstll In
Destructive Eruption.

Castries. Island of St. Lucia. Tues
day, May l3.-The Soufriere valcano
on the island of st. Vincent is still
In destructive eruption. A terrific
cannonade can be heard hundred
miles away. The reports are followed
by columns of smoke. rising miles in
the air. Immense balls of colored
fire also issue from the crater. Light
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Little Willie lat restaurant)-Pa,
His Father What il it, Willey
This planked shad has got lots OF slivers
in it.'-Judge.
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Men are continually going up against
schemes that look like more money and
less work Chicago Daily News.
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Every man has right TO his own opinion.
but comparatively few Of them have any
thing more than the right.-Puck.
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One size smaller after using Aliens Foot
Ease. At all Druggists DC Trial package
FREE. Address a. s. Olmsted, lie Roy, y. y.
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To Cure = Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quirine Tablets. Al,
druggists refund money IL il fails TO cure. 25c.
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A VISIT TO ST. PIERRE.
What . Correspondent Saw On .
Visit To the Ruins.

Castries, Island of St. Lucia, Tues
day, May ia press CORES pondent
here has visited st. Pierre, Martinique,
by the relieving steamer Kenneth.
The streets are two feet deep in ASH
sands of dead bodies. scorched black
and shiny as if they had een plunged
into boiling pitch. Many Of the dead
were never touched by the volcanic
fire and some of the houses and
woodwork destroyed show no signs
Of burning.
Action Of Intense Heat.
At Moudlage. in the southwestern
portion of st. Pierre. the town hall
Is still standing as high as the first
story, while at the fort. in the
northwestern part of ST. Pierre. the
most massive stonew ork is calcined.
The church tower. built by the
Jesuits two centuries ago, of CYCLIC
pean mason work, is now like huge
heap Of old metal.
Soldiers Guarding Property.
Soldiers are guarding property
from proving ghouls. who are rob-
bing the dead. They meet with Sc.
we're punishment when caught. The
stencil throughout ST. Pierre is ter
ribiy offensive. The streets are still
obstructed by huge piles of debris
and dead bodies. The work Of clear
ing the thoroughfarcs will necessi.
tate the employment of large NUM-
bers of men for many months.
The Crater stiIl Active.
Moudlage Rouge. near st. Pierre. IL
preserved. and Bassc Pontc and Ma
coube are yet unhurt, but the crater
Is still active and smoke and ashes
arc blowing steadily northward.
The surviving inha bitants are try
ing to cross from ST. Pierre to the
island of Dominica in boats. Many
drowning casualties are reported.
Assistance il consta ntly arriving at
Fort de France from all the neigh
boring islands.
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Ihe Governor of the Wiwdwara II.
lands Reports 10 London.
London, May 1.-The governor OF
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In addition there are large quanti-
ties of coal, tea. sugar. vinegar, pep
per and, in the way of clothing.
large amount Of calico undergar r.
ments, etc.
There is $4,000 worth Of medicine In
the cargo, and three army surgeons.
DR.. Church. DR.. ]. III. Reilly and DR..
j. b. Clayton. will accompany shc
party. They take along plentif ul
supply of surgical instruments.
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ON An RRAND G MERCY.
The Cargo Of Supplies Carried By
the Cruiser Dixie For the
Volcano Sufferers.
Correspondents VISIT 10 ST. PIERRE.
The work Of the Volcano simply
Appa Bodies Black
and shiny as Though Plunged In
Boiling Pitch-PrOwIinH Ghouls
RObbinR the Dead.

New York. May 15.-With food
enough on board to feed the entire
population Of Martinique for week.
the cruiser Dixie sailed Wednesday
afternoon from this port. She will
arrive at her destina ton Monday.
Never, even during war time, did
the army subsistence department.
make such record in collecting Q
shipload Of food supplies. 1t was
done in "a hours time Col. ID. L.
Branerd bringing from Philadelphia
three carloads OF supplies needed TO
make up the shipment and purchas-
ing the rest here.
Nine Hundred Thousand II ations.
The DiNie's cargo will comprise
5000 rations. 1t contains 100000
pounds of bread, $4,000 pounds OF
-four, 100000 pounds of rice, 10000
pounds of Goldfish. 200 cases at
chicken and beef soups, 100 cases OF
evaporated cream, 100 cases Of con-
dcnscd milk. 5000 pairs of trousers,
6 900 pairs Of shoes, 1000 pairs of
khaki trousers. 1000 pairs Of bar
rack shoes, 1900 blouses, 1000 tents,
2 200 pairs of balbriggan drawers, A.
600 balbriggan shirts, 500 summer