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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-06-12
A eoMeARoMeNr
The French Artillery Opened on Re-
beiIious Trisesmcn's Stronghold.


Bcni-ounin, Algeria. June 9.-The
French artillery opened a preliminary
fire al $3.50 o'clock Monday mornin:
on Figuig. the stronghold OF the re-
belliors Zenaga tribesmen. who re
Gently attacked and tried to mbush
Gov. Gen. Jonnart and his escort. OF
whom 10 were seriously injured. Tae
bombardment lasted until IL O'CLOCK
when a great destruction Of houses
had been wrought. the mosque destroy
ed. and 1t is believed a great number
Of natives killed.
Gen. O'CCnnor commands the puni-
tive expedition. consisting OF 1000
men of the foreign legion and a strong
force Of artillery. armed with guns
firing melinite shells. Gen. O'Connor's
plan was 10 advance on Figuig IN
three columns and to post his artil-
lcry on commanding hills surrounding
the rebel stronghold.
At $50 a. IN. the French troops &C.
cupied Juive hill and another emil
nence. both strategic positions. by a
surprise movement. The ramparts OF
the town were then 100 metres dis
| tant and. like tie houses which were
half a mile behind them. built of com
| pressed earth from these hills. the
| artillery made excellent practice. the
| melinite shells making a big breach
in the ramparts and destroying a mui-
titude of houses, the inhabitants Of
which had fled at the first shots. F.
| nally the fire so concentrated on the
| mosque which was much venerated-
and the edifice was blown TO pieces.
| This destruction Of the mosque is ex-
| pected TO have a great moral enecs,
| The Moors concealed in the palm
groves, replied with artillery to the
French bombardment. but without Ell
feet. At IL O'Clock the French guns
were withdrawn to Djennan-ed-Dar
where Gen. O'Connor was awaiting OF
fers of submission when this dispatch
left.
All the women and children left the
town before the action. The Frenc!
fired a few shells at distant parts OF
the oasis in sorder to impress tn
Moors with the power and range OF
the French guns. Throughout the en-
gagement there was no loss on the
French side.
The French artillery fired 600 she'll
AT the town. The native cavalry, tn
chasseurs. covered Antique, an,
the troops OF the foreign legion wer'
posted during the bombardment a
points surrounding the town. but tn
infantry did not fire a single shot.
AT $3.50 o'clock Monday afternoon
an envoy from the Ameer OF Figuil
arrived at this place. Gen. O'Conno
has received congratulations from tn
commander of the 10Th army corps o.
the skill with which he conducted tn
operations. No decision has been "a
ken regarding future operations.
Is possible II the Figuig tribesmen d
not come to terms. ether villages !
the oasis will be bombarded.
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TICKET s~cALPERs.
Wholesale Foraeries and Frauds Is
Alleged.

indianapolis. Ind. June 9--Waole-
sale rorgeries and frauds among ticket
~scalpers. alleged by Pinkerton detec-
tives. have resulted In three arrests in
this city. The Investigation has been
going on for some time al the in
stance Of the Railway Ticket Protec-
tive bureau. Those arrested ara
Mitchell s. Meyberg. Of the ticket bro
kerage firm Ct NJ. 5. Meyberg & Co.
co. South Illinois street. James b. Fin
ley. Of 1881 Hamilton avenue. an en-
plcye Of thS Big Four railroad. who is
said To have worked in conjunction
with the scalpers. and Samuel Click
OF 800 North West street. employed a.
a clerk at the Office Of NJ. Messing. n
broker. at &c South Illinois street
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DEATH n A STORM.
About Eighty Lives Lost and
Much Property Damaged.
Cotton Mills at Clifton and Pacelot
Suffered TerribIy-Raiiwsy Traffic
Crippled Owing to the Loss Of
Trestles and Bridges.

Columbia. S. c., June s-Water. not
as rain. but in sheets and torrents. fell
Saturday evening in the vicinity OF
streams until their beds were the con.
fines Of the valleys through which they
pass.
Though the great flood Of water IS
passing on to the ocean laden with
debris Of every description and the
swollen streams are subsiding in the
Piedmont region, the losses Of life
and property are Increasing and a con
servative estimate Sunday night places
the property loss at not less than So.
500. 900. The most conservative esti-
mate OF the dead Ii 80. At Clifton
alone 100 operatives are missing from
the village and al! are believed to
have been lost. During the day dead
bodies yer washed ashore here and
there and occasionally a dIsmembered
limb would float to the banks.
3. s. Johnson. reported as drowned,
after ~clinging to a house top from Cliff
ton down 10 Pacolet. escaped by catch
ing hold Of a tree and returned Sun
day to find his wife and four children
drowned
AZ Converse mills. the newest OF the
chfton cluster. the walls r washed
away and the looms left standing. The
engine bricks were carried three miles
down stream, demolishing the opera
tives' houses on the way.
Reports from the Seneca river neas
the Georgia line we're better Sunday
night. The Blue Ridge road betwee
seneca and Anderson is intact and the
Newry mill is not badly damaged and
will be running Monday.
The railroad situation has given
much uneasiness here and throughout
the stare Sunday.
The Southern railway Sunday ar
nuIied trains between Columbia AMI
SDartanburg. 200 feet of the trestle al
Shelton. below Union. having beet
washed away. The Coast Line tres
tie. two miles west or the city. afford.
the only exit from Columbia to thS
Piedmont country and IL Is APPARENT,
a frail structure a mile and a half u
length with wooden benches upon AZ
island in midstream. This bridge wa
firm al midnight and the water is ris
ing more slowly. The breaks on TIT
trcstles will be repaired within a
hours IL the coast line trestle hold
out until Monday morning.
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NIGHT ATTACK ON a soAT.
The Fire Was Returned ny the Crew
and Cries Were Heard.

Evansville. Ind. June s.-Almost .
hundred shots were exchanged late
Saturday night between the crew OF
the Park City and unknown parties
on the bank near the mouth Of Green
river. The attack on the boat was
made without warning. and created a
panic among the passengers. Shots
struck the vessel a number OF times
The fire was returned by Capt Jeft
Williams and some OF the officers Of
the boat. who happened To nave Win
chestcrs with them.
From the cries heard from "A ban.-
II is thought that some OF the persons.
making the attack were struck. Tee
boat remained stationary during the
duel. and the officers kept pouring intn
the bank until the attacking party
were silent.
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Union. s. c.. June 9.-News reached
here late Monday evening of an acct
dent at Broad river bridge on the Sea
board Air Line. by which three lives
were lost Seven hundred yards o.
trestle we're washed away from the
southern approach 70 the bridge rear
Carlisle. Monday afternoon the rail-.
road sent a pile dviver TO begin the
work Of repairing the trestle. When
the engine and driver had reached the
middle Of the bridge il gave way and
bridge. engine. driver and crew OF ten
were precipitated into the river
Three ave reported drowned.
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Berlin. June 9.-According 10 a dis
patch from Lcmberg. the papers in
that town publish an account OF the
renewal Of the Jew batting AT Bores-
teczko. Russia. near Brody. Galicia.
Twenty thousand peasants assembled
at the annual fair threatened TO mas
sacre the Jews who. panic-strickep.
closed their houses and stores and
,elcgraphed to the governor for pro
lection. A hundred Of the Jews He'd
to Usyn. on the Austrian border.
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ON THEIR SUMNER CRUISE.
-he M%idshipmen Sailed From Annap-
oils on Three Vessels.

Annapolis. Md. June 9.-The mid
shipmen sailed Monday from Annap-
oils on their summer cruise on the In
diana. the Hartford and the traininr
ship Chesapeake. The middies were
distributed according to classes. the
lowest being placed on the Chesapeake
The ships will 60 down the Chesa-
peake bay together to Newport News.
where they expect to arrive on June
II. On June IS they will leave for
New London. CT. at or near which
place they win remain all snmme ar
irving inside the Chesapeake capes
about August % on their return tip
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JURORS FAILED TO ANSWER.
Trials OF lett and White Was Post
poned For One Day.

Jackson. KY. June 9.-The first SO
cial function To break the monoton.
n camp life took place Monday when
the officers gave q dinner Ia the young
women OF the town.
Ben Golden. of Barbourville. arrived
Monday to assist In the defense OF
White and Jett. Attorney Oneal ex-
pressed the opinion Monday night that
lett and White would be tried jointly.
The men continue to occupy cells In
the same cage.
The town was quiet Monday night.
though firing by drun..cn men on tn.
outskirts of the camp is expected as a
nightly occurrence. IL Is anticipated
that the additional venire from Ma
coffin county will arrive and the trials
proceed Tuesday. The troops look for
ward to the time when a verdict is re
turned as occasion for trouble IL an at.
tack has ever really been In contem-
plation by friends Of the prisoners. AMI
extra precaution will probably be coin
cident with the close of the trials. In
the absence of Col. Williams IN Lex
lnBtOn MAJ. Allrn ~ III tofnHidiu anu
lieutenants ale performing the duties
OF five absent captains.
When court was convened Monday
morning IL was found that all the men
summoned as Jurors had not arrived
and a recess was taken to allow them
time to get here. AT 10 o'clock Judge
Redwine adjourned court till Tues
day morning to give time for the Sc
curing Of % more men for jurors. II
seems that the dread of mixing in the
feud was so great among the Magof
fin county people that nearly half q
| the men summoned failed to answer
| n court when their names we're callet
| Monday morning. Augustus Arnet'
| and n. G.. Arnett, Of Salyersville. arr
| here as attorneys for the defense II
| assist in the examination Of the IN
rors. While Elisor Jones goes aftel
more men Deputy Elisor George Whit
taker is left in charge here. A larg'
crowd had gathered in anticipation o
the trials. The military guard is IL
| charge of the courthouse and man.
who entered were searched for wean
ons.
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vounu Chase Grows Worse.

Fowler. Ind. June 9.-On statements
made in the Moses Fowler Chase trial
Monday by attorneys for Frederick
Chase that DR. Albert f. Sterne. OK
indianapolis. had examined the young
man and that his condition was grow
ing rapidly worse and that he was on
the verge of a violent outbreak. the
Judge issued a verbal order to Dr.
Sterne to take the young man to his
sanitarium at Indianapolis for care
DR.. sterne and his patient left Monday
piEnt for Indianapolis.
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A GIFT OF RARE VALUE.
King Emmanuel Sends Valuable Books
to President Roosevelt.

Washington. June 9.-king Victor
Emmanuel has sent to President
Roosevelt a gift of rae value which
will be presented to the president by
Signor Mayor des Planches. Italian
ambassador, who, at his majesty's re-
quest, will be received in special audi
cnce at the white house. The gift IS
one of books and consists OF the war
reports OF Prince Eugene Of Savoy and
OF a copy of Dantes' divine comedy
with a comment In latin by Stefano
Tal.ce da Ricaldine. The books are
elegantly bound in full red morocco
and have the royal crest with the
kings monogram in the four corners
Of each volume. The war reports are
in 20 volumes and the comedia in one
volume.
The president is an enthusiastic ad-
mirer Of Prince Eugene and has made
a careful study OF his campaigns. In
some way the Italian ambassador
learned OF this fact. and as soon as the
king heard It. preparations for send
ing the gift were begun. The work l.
| entitled Champagne del Principe Flu
| genio di Savoya." h was published for
| private distribution by the late King
Humbert.
The other work. Divine Commedia
di Dante Alighieri." Is accompanied
| by a comment hitherto unpublished
which until recently was preserved by
manuscript at the royal library in Tur-
In. The books are quarto size and are
| printed on paper OF Italian make.
Signor Mayor will also carry a per
sonal message of good will from the
king 10 the president.
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TO FIGHT THE SUBSIDY.
Opposition to the Extension Of An In
diana Electric Line.

Evansville. Ind. June 6.-Mayor
Roush. of vincennes; John Davis. o.
Petersburg; James Parish. OF Owens-
boro. Ky. and a. II. Kennedy. of Rock
port, Ind. representing the proposed
vincennes. Bonneville & Owensboro
traction line. met the representatives
Of the Evansville Bonneville & Rock
port Traction Co here Friday. and de-
cided to fight the $4,000 subsidy =,
be voted next Monday in Boone town
ship. Warrick county. for an extension
OF the Evansville. Newburg & Sun
nurn line from Newburg to Bonneville.
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indianapolis. Ind. June s.-The In
dianapolis Gas Co. shut on its natural
gas supply ut 8 o'clock Monday morn
Ing. Almost 5000 families have cook
ed their last meal by the old method.
Notice was served on all patrons Of
the company last week. SO when the
supply was turned on Monday morn
ing there were very few who had MOI
made arrangements to meet the emer.
gency.
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STUDENTS WE'RE NOT PROMOTED
Broke Windows and Other Riotous
Acts Resorted TIC.

L~ogansport. Ind. June s.-Because
they were not promoted . number "a
students Of the schools here Friday
afternoon started a riot. breaking win
dows and school furniture. The po-
lice were called and George kuhns
was arrested. He gave the names OF
the following boys whom the poiics
are looking for. Chas. Collect. Geo.
Porter. Grover Pattengail. Tracy Mar
shall. Bert Wolf. Chas Redmond. Fresi
and Walter Mack.
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cuARp
Murderer Of w. Cope WInsIow, Jr..
Lynched BY An Angry Mob.

Macon, Ga, June 9.-W. Cope Wins
low. IT,. whose father was n OF the
leading members Of the Georgia bar.
was instantly killed by a Negro named
Banjo Peavy. on the formers farm
near Fort Valley, Monday afternoon.
The Negro owed Mr.. Winslow a small
amount OF money and was asked IN
work ont the debt. He refused and
shot Mr.. Winslow through the fore
head. Peavy was soon captured and
turned over to the sher!f. Al $3.50
O'Clock Monday night the oficer ano
guard were overpowered and the Ne
gro hanged. His body was riddlei
with bullets.
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BOY LEFT IN CHARGE.
He Defended Parents' Property ey
Shooting a Man.

Crown Point. Ind. June 6--The 10
year-old son cd Michael Hart defended
his parents property in their absence
with a doubled relied shotgun FRI
day. fatally wounding a mar who was
~ransacking the house.
The boys parents left the lad in
charge OF their farm. which Is near .
railroad camp. and OF discovering the
man in the house the lad fired both
barrels Of heavy shot into him.
The fellow was shot in the heal
and chest, and Is not expected 20 live
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Jacksonville. Ind. June s.-James
p. Waters and Robert Pickerel were
arrested in Sellersburg charged with
embezzling $2.25o from Chas. Ripe. a
grain dealer Of Forest City. la. The
police say the men operated under the
firm name of the Southern Indiana
grain dealers and the ~Sellersburg ex
change bank. II Is alleged that they
received eight cars OF grain from
Ripe.
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-Four Children hurt

Evansville. Ind. June SIN a mer-
ry-go-round accident at Oak Summit
park late Sunday afternoon these four
were injured: Hazel koenig. aged 6.
badly bruised about the chest and in
tsrnaily injured. will die: Selma Brink
man. Olga Brinkman and Arthur Lu-
rsfrla hruispl.
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ut. Vernon. Ind. June THE first
liquor case successful in Posey county
was tried when the county commits
sioners refuse 10 grant Christian
Neistcr a license 10 sell liquor in
Smith township. The demonstrators
had q majority OF Is against the sa-
loon ran.
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RACE WAR IN MISSISSIPPI.
Four Negro Men and One Negro Wom-
an Killed and Others Beaten.

Forest. Miss, June 9.-Four Negro
men ard one Negro woman killed,
eight or ten badly beaten and most
OF the other Negroes in the commu-
nifty ordered to leave IS the result a
the shooting from ambush OF Mr.
Craft and the wounding Of Mr.. Boyli
by the Negroes last week. This oc-
CURED in the northern part of Smit.i
county and the excitement there las
week was intense. Reports from
there now are that everything Is quiet
and perhaps will remain go If the Ne.
proes ordered to leave do so at once,
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Brownstown. Ind. June g. VIthil
less than "a aoUrs after appointing
william NJ. Isaacs superintendent OF
TIE county poor asylum thc count
commissioners resrinded their previ-
ous order by reapDointing the incur-
bent. Chas. 4. Eddingcr.
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Relief Fcr Kansas Flood Sufferers.

Indianapolis. Ind. June 6.-The re-
lief committee CT tic board Of trade
Friday morning voted $500 for the re.
lief Of the Kansas fool sufferers. Sec
rotary Smith wired the governor q
Kansas asking to whom the cnet (
shoauld be made onf. The ccmmitt,c
viii vote another $500 II necessary.
Three hundred dollars additional has
bcen raised.
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Lafayette. Ind. June a.-Conmenc.-
ment wecs opened az Purdue nniver-
sity Monday with entrance examine
lions. an art exhibit and a music re-
cital in Eliza Fowler Memorial hall.
Monday evening a reception was given
70 graduates and alumni. Class exer-
ciscs will begin Tuesday. The clos
Ing exercises will take place On Wed
rcsGly.
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She Preferred Retirement.

B%rownstown. Ind. June s--Mrs. Ma
~ A. Johnson. VINO died here a few
days ago. had not been upon tie pub
lie square Of Browasso~n for a period
Of 80 years. although she resided vita
in a half square Of tire same during all
that time. She was in coed health.
Int preferred retirement
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,ou,;sn co,onv For East Africa.

Lisbon. June Am Austrian finan.
cier has asked permission Of the Por'
tuguese government to found a jew.
ish colony In Portuguese East Africa
The promoters Of the enterprise claim
"a be prepared to send so. 1000 families
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Price Of Butter Advanced.

Elgin. ILL.,. June 9.-Butter ruled irm
on the board OF trade Monday, selling
at 90 cents a pound. an advance Of
half a cent from last week. The out.
put for the district for the week was
SIS. 900 pounds
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New Albany. Ind. June s.-Gus
Green. a fruit dealer here. Is raising
tarantnlas. He discovered deposits q
tarantula eggs on a banana stock. He
covered the eggs with a glass. AM
Monday over 100 young ta~rantulas
were Matched.
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Insane From Jeslousy.

Marion. I'D. June Shame from
Jealous rage because his s~weethear..
Miss Nora Miller. had ji..ed aim. SAN
frrl X. Love. a-sd "a years. = clerk r.
the Hstlc,l hctcl. shot * her thEce
times. Oniy one h-ile; took effect AMI
~ rlnN fin-
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Munc:c. Ind. June 9.-Rat1er han
face arrest for having wounded Chas.
Tilicn. the assistant passenger agent
AZ the Union station. Hal Rich. a press
man.. &c years old. swallowed carbolic
acid and soon died. Officers with a
warrant were searching for him whi'c
n was writhing in the agony Of death
The wound On Tilden did not amount
10 moro than a pin scratch.
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Can Makers Strike.

San Francisco, June 9.-Ovcr 100
employees Of the American Can Co.
went on strike Monday morning. The
walkout was due to differences be
tween the a n-makcrs' union and the
company relative to increased wages
and shorter hours.
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Char Makers Strike.

Kingston. n. ", June 9-Employcs
of the American cigar factory here arc
on strike because Of the refusal to a.
low them half holidays during the
summer. Two hundred boys struck
and 500 girls joined them from sym
pathy
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TerFe 'sanfr. Ind. June s.-F-an@
Burriss and Hrnry York. ~brothers-ir-
law f0uEit a pistol duel on the Iili-
nois side az the Wabash river. rs the
result Of a family feud. Burrlss was
perhaps fatally injured. York was ar
~A~snl
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Gold Medal FOR President Loubet.

Paris. June 9.-President Loubet
Monday received a duplicate OF the
gold medal given to President Roose-
welt in commemoration Of the centen
nary of the cession Of Louisiana.
Commissioner La Grave made the pre-
sentation.
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Tod sIoan's DAMAGE Suit.

Paris. June 9.-Tod Sloan. the Am
eeican jockey. has begun q suit against
the jockey club TO recover S25.ooo dam
ages because OF the action Of the jock
ey club in excluding him from further
entrance TO the weighing enclosures
or training.
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Mount savage Md. June s.-A
clondnurst sunday evening swclled the
small streams out Of their banks AMI
caused serious damage TO a number o.
manufacturing concerns. AT several
ncighborIng towns occupants OF houses
were rescued In skins.
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Topeka, Kan. June Sit Is regarded
as practically certain that there will
be a special session Of the Kansas leg
islature within two weeks to appropri.
ate money to relieve some Of the dam.
age caused BIZ the food o. . week aga
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Mobile. Ala. June a-The boiler
makers. handy men and helpers of the
Mobile & Ohio. at the Whistler. Ala,
shops. a Mobile suburb. have struck
in sympathy with the Jackson, Tenn,
strikers.
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Memphis. Tenn. June s.-The Jim
Crow law. passed by the recent leg
isIaturc. was declared unconstitu'
tional by the supreme court OF Ten.
nessee. The bill was Improperly
drawn up and IL class legislation.
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lnolana Muners 70 ness.

Indianapolis. Ind. June 9-The -four
s,slIcrs Of Eastern Indiana will hold a
conference al Anderson June IL. II IL
understood that one remedy they vii,
seek vii be to form m agreement TO
raise prices.
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Newport News. Va. June 9.-Whilc
the new monitor Nevada was at targcs
practice of the capes the shock OF the
explosion Of ore Of the big guns tore
up tho turret. INJECTING considerable
damage.
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A Shock os Earthquake.

Cuayaquil. June "a shock OF
earthquake was felt Monday evening
ut Alausi. n town between Guayaqull
and Quito. and was followed by a
slight fall of ashes. which. 1t is be-
lleved. were thrown out by the Sangai
xsr1.a,