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CITY IMAM RUNS
 AWAY ON THIRD

< team of fine horses beloG4in- to th. eity became Frightened oa faird avenue carly Monday morn iag and ran away, and came near causing serious damage.
 The team became frightened at q traiu. and in running up Third to Walnut eoltided with three men. kuncline two down. throwing one violently aginst box ear aud Tor t titne, il seemed that they would iE- jure themselves seriously. How tYrt. when .recaptured it proved that Ho real damage was doue.
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Accident to a
 Hose Wagon

The fire department Was called tc small blaze Monday afternoon. het ii VAS qaiekly eXlinsuished Wit'o't much loss.
 What came near pf"Ntn4 '=.14- ioas accident happenud Asiil, nsah- ine the FIR, when an aNie aA isese wagon No. broAa on Nain ,@t4 5,.t tort rtfIately no on. Was aHet.
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EXPOSE BIC PLOT TO
 BIACkNAH. EDeNIANS
Plan to Levy From 100000 Foreigners.

Chicago. Dec. |. \ remarkable story Hf eountrH-Wide plot To OK tori money from the loo .ouo Mae edoniaus in the United States was told bH George II. TseIomiti, Greek vlee-eonsul, who. with two ot her representative Of his government has been investigatin4 th. c.tsl. for some time.
 The blackmail has been levied the diplomat asserts. by an or2aniZ- ed bands of Bulgarians. who use the funds in aid Of feyolut ionarl societies in their own country.
 Mf Tsolomiti will go in , few days To Terre tiaute. Ind, where two alleged leaders ol he black mailing organization art to bt, tried on q charge of threatening Mace dolian merchant who refused to contribute
 The yice-eonsul's story is that headquarters of the Bulgarian group are= maintained q DanYille Ill.,. fOnlel Seuator Mason of Illinois has been engaged to represent the Greek government ill thee
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Grand Jury Makes
 Its Final Report

The grand jury. at q late honr Monday afternoon, submitted its He report s q lengthy ene. and covers a variety if sub jee1s
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A$<%%4~e%<<%s<><e -
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
e%% <%+% <<<< <ss
Q. W. Eoyce dsyoJes his ams to reats


 company.
 T. A. Drummond for bargains in unredeemed watches, jeWelrE, trunks bags and suit eases. 22i Main stret
 The Margaret Mahar property on South Walnut near Sixth avenue is for rent Closet and bath in the house. Water in the kitehon F~o-etogg bat..l- Ing in good order. Apply to i12 West Sixth avenue.
 Special bargain n uarea .eme l watches, jewelry. trunks. szlii cases and bags. T. A Drunm ,4li 12I At...
 For sas#, ...ss...7.z .95 sa5.g Iss5s 2. 2 long established 9us.ness from : L. 70 shares. .'I ;" Care of Graphic.
 For sale, two small second nand coal stoves Will sell cheap. Apply at the Graphic.
 At the Grand Leader. ladies par Tor, shampooing, manieuring, and facial massage. also artifi0a! hair goods fer sale. Ladies please call
 Wanted, to rent q place near town suitable for vegetable and poultry farm Will take long lease ". II. Gist, 3l2 Main street
 For rent, five room house, corner Fifteenth and Elm. now oc- cupied by MT. Sid J. Hart, will be for rent the 1st day of January; SIS per month. apply to ". B. Sorfells.
 Wanted. experienced lady book Keeper and stenographer. Address by letter giving experiences and Qual- ifications Addren "H, "care Graphic Lost, 1ocket and chain; Myrtle on one side and J. F. P. on tue other; lost on East Second; return to Mrs. Poteet.
 -Mercha aAt. American "idoWef. no children, wealthy but lonesome, wishes a coagrnial wife to brighten his home Box 42S. St. Joseph. Michigan
 Attend tue Di;slO and ofgaa sa= orifice sale At tlSe Eol!enbers Music i company, a7s West. Second ayenue.I and save s.sAR R@h'ra to oae-half on an ins.rt Turner MaE Factory e..ans ] carpets and reduyabes tuattressaD all { b yelectriciH New felt mattresses 1 made to order 1ie S1st bed of, earth ! or money refunded after sixty ai@hts,
 The best 70 gel food cake at Paramort baAzery end cousev, ionerx.
 -Almond and cocsbuut maca- aoon.5 at 4sara3n3:A bakefN
 Fresh egg kisses Paran"r'' bakery aud oo0GactioA0H Buy ,pAAao or orsaA. auto .asA4o. piano player Or g1ApAepasonr A Ho!= lenberg Music con1nhy The dear ing sals is now ou, 9as West Sseond avenue.
 While dsing you, Christmas shoppi.3e eaA at Sulliyaa's 's txte.
 Bay youc Christmas candies from MitoA1ie candy kitchen, Nc. Ill West SeooAa ayeane. Dollars almost double il yo4 9uA daring HoalaAt,ofE Music compaa' $ sacrifice cleasine vale, 2le West See ond aveAe.
 -Sauer N'axt clnd1 at Mitch en,s eaauy Mtrdto. No. ill=Neat= Second avoxOe
 Home Antle sss4dN at No. II West s,eeodn avei~lc.
 -Rarbc,' N.L1'a .t "itf0. A12lN to 1S04 Wcs; Six1al avenue, ei:A
 -Mr. Jodn inake, Wto "ae coia- mitted to thc poor bouse in O@tes04 died Saturday night ait,.!' linSer= ing illnaDs and was buried Monda& morning. by tue county.
 -Mr. Abe Thalheime has a very exquisite lAae oi pipes, cigars and andy ia has window.
 The liShe three year son oi MT. aud 0fs- J T, Itamya'i yestef= aav fen out ot a carriage and was run over Ay Aie vehicle
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BRIEE MENTION.
. <*% 4 . .

. $
 Nr. and Mrs E. A. Peck, aud their daughter, Miss Hazel Peck, arrived yesterday in their private car, from Shreveport
 Mrs. Mden Hawley of Grady is in tho city visiting her niece. Mrs. stef- n Sanvsrt
 Mrs. Means, the mother of MT. Harvey Means of this city, arrived today from Hampton to spend the Christmas holidays.
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early next week, charged with misa oef:itiiation Gf trust funds
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-17
FOR SAAE.

One anl01Ae celep~ted t~o ,aofn ',olex photograph. new, i'0De aG a'sn rooaCDsi dsp be played pnd or soft, oniFa<ss
 Also 6Aateon nb0nogrA.1f ouliit consisting of naot6ne, $x biass horn And 70 new EdisA0 re Eds, for only $GS.
 Call ICY MDG str@'s. 'r old Nhone So9.
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QUOTATIONS. (CD-rac:ed daily Dy C. C. Thyio' aNd 1i1isa ranY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-17

Evidence Of the most convincing
nature that the ballots In three pre-
cinefs Of the city have been tam
pered vita in The interest Of Re
publican candidates since they wsre
officially counted developed IN the
recount Ia the Dow Mullen contest
this morning
One % the precincts In which this
occurred f. the Second pfectncf 81
the Fiffh yard. counted YESTERDAY.
" here the face Of the returns iudi'
Gated that A wrongful count favor.
ing the NJ d candidates had been
returned b the election Judges
Ii nov appears that the Judges IN
that proc!nct returned an honest
count o. the ballots as cast. but that
the ballots have since been tam,
pered with by some one Interested
In the Republican cause
The other precincts In which the
tamperlnE appears 10 have occur
are the Third and Fourth Of the
Seventh sard.
Marked the Tickets.
The tampering. in each instance.
consisted Of taking straight tickets
voted for parties other than the
Republican party. and marking
crosses after the names Of Mullen
aud Ripllngrr. and In some In.
stances after other Republican can
didates. Ballots Of this character
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RIDOLED GUILTY
MANS BODY
GOVERNOR OF SOUTH CARO-.
LIMA TRIES IN VAIN TO HAVE
NEGRO LEGALLY EsEcUTup.

GREENWOOD. &. c. Aug IL
Governor Hayward tried Ia vain 20
save tho lie Of a negro who had
mnfeeFousiy assaulted = white girl.
RHsd then outraged a nrEro Eifi An
Anrry mob caught the man and.
affer listening respectfully 20 the
executiys.8 words. riddied the guilty
mAn'H hods with bullets
Mss Jennie Brooks was attend.
lar her fathers store When the
negro spranE AZ her 9Th a knife
The Kifl attempted 70 defend her
nolf ~ith an iron bar. bat the negro
aiAahed her acfusM the threat aud
almost seFesaa tso uf her fingers
AftarwAfa he went % = farm and
oHfraEed a ityear old negroes A
paaee ~ = thousand men started IN
pzsFsaii
rae negro uRs found IN = creek
bed lie Nas tied hand and foot
ana hfoush, to the home o. his vic
iim for idsutlficasion The young
woman. iYinE on her bed Nith a
deep cash ia hcF thFuai. turned to
wsfi The nezfos as he stood be
teapn his espturs.
That's the scoundfel.s she said
10 know him hy his eyen
Fbe negro Vas removed outside
tbs house
Hear the governor" said some.
one. and the chief sxecuiiSe began
an irupassiOned appeal
IfeFp some men came up 10 the
stand and aaid
we appreciate what you say, but
we ara NOT going 20 do H. We have
siood shls thing long enough
Mani shouted for the governor "a
40 on. and he concluded his fruit
lees appeal 10 prevent the lYnching
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How the Poor Man Pays.

seven Of these additions are oat-
iylns residence additions and the
assessed vaiun ilous n them range
from a. to 80 per cent " the actual
sale price 81 the property sold this
year Three Of the others are choice
residence additions and the properly
~ them Il shown 20 be- assessed ~
from 20 to IS pef cent Of ifs sale
value Tho other Il downtown
business addition covering the dis
triet Immediately south IT Yesler
Way and the compilation shows
that the property which has been
aoia this year has been asaesAea at
"a per cent 81 Us selling value
Thus does the poor man pay the
rich mans taxes.
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ARE TRYING TO KILL
THE CANAL PROJECT

The county commissioners say
that II Moore is able TO sell some
OF the earth from the canal excava-
ton for filling purposes that the
amount so secured should go 10 re-
dnce the amount 10 be paid by the
county TO Mr.. Moore.
Mr. Moore insists that he retain
all Of the money he can secure
from such a source.
The Simple Proposition.
Always II gets hack TO the same
proposition: DO the people ct
King county consider the Lake
Washington canal as worth $780,.
coo 10 them. and are they willing
10 take chance upon being held
liable for damages for the change
in the lake levelsl
That Is the proposition upon
which the county commissioners
seem determined that the people
shall not have AN opportunity TO
express themselves.
MIR. Moore is willing 10 give "a
the county bond which shall be
forfeited in case the bonds are tss
sued and he does not build the
canal. this bond to cover fully al
expenses In connection with the
election.
Throughout the entire county,
there is rapidly growing feeling
that the county commissioners are
making very bad mess OF mat
ter OF great Importance. The peos
pie have I'm the past spent ime
and much money IN an effort 10 acs
oompllsh that which Mr.. Moore
now proposes 20 do
II was At first proposed that the
election upon this bond issue should
occur on September ~, at the same
time as the special city elections
I BY holding it upon this date the
expense 90 the county would b
greatly reduced The DELAY. hows
ever. has almost precluded any pos.
sihility OF this arrangement
That the people Cf king county
dosire an opportunity 20 vote upon
the question there Is no doubt And
that II is the duty Of the county
commissioners TO grant them THE
opportunity Is equally plain.
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their party. In almost ever case.
II not In every case, the cross mark.
ed in the square after Republiean
candidates name was an x cross.
Evidence Of Fraud.
The most palpabie evidence In
support OF the theory that the bah
lots have been tampered with since
they we're counted IL that with
reference TO those in the Fourth
precinct of the Seventh ward. In
that ward the official returns show
that Rlplinger received 16Z yotes
In the recount 81 is shown that he
receives exactly the same uumbeT
but that. ia addition. there are -
straight NJ. o. ballots containing
crosses after the names OF Riplin-
ger and Mullen. n these ballots
are counted for Ripllnger thty
would increase his vote to $50. In
the same precinct the election
Judges returned Moore 100 votes.
In the recount II has geen found
that he received 7e votes. besides
the q straight NJ q. tickets maras
ed for Ripiinger Ind Mullen. IL
those - votes could be counted fos
Moore, II would exactly verify tho
count Of the election judges.
While the same thing Is shown ~
a comparison or the original count
and the recount IN the other two
"doctored" precincts. u is not
known so exactly for the reason
that the persons who tampered
with the ballots In those precincts
did Il more skillfnlly. The man
who "doctored" the Fourth pTecincs
OF the Seventh ward took straight
NJ. o. ballots and marked them for
Riplinger and Mullen only.
Showed Same Skill.
In the Third precinct Of the
Seventh ward the man who doc
tored" the ballots took 30 straight
NJ o. ballots. one Socialist ballot
and one Socialist Labor ballot. ana
In each case marked crosses after
the names OF Riplinger and Mullen.
In no other precincts OF the city
have there been found Socialist or
Socialist. Labor tickets split for Re-
publican candidates.
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PROPERTY BUYS
ON BLUFF
ssvreAL arc TRANsFG RS
TAKE PLACE NEAR FORT
IAwroN-LoTe GOING IN
BUncHEs.

one 81 the biggest advances IN
auhnrb real estate IL now being
conferred IN property AZ Magnolia
Huff II " announced that the
parry Investment Co. has secured
81 acres Of land south Of the GOV.
eminent barracks. the deal, how
ever. having not been closed.
Thia morning Oscar Oliver, con
n.cted with the real estate firm OF
Joseph n Thomas 4 Co, closed .
deal and sold 80 lDis. directly south
Of Fort Lawttn. FOR $4,000 The
trtrcbaaefa are n. =. Fianley and
Oscar Main MANY transactions
have been made during the week
IN Magnolia property and several
lafee sales will be reported.
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The prospects that James A.
Moore and his associates VIII build
the Lake Washington canal are TO
dav more remote than ever.
There Is an evident determine
lion on the part OF the county COM
missloners 10 KIN the entire pro
jet
Railroad influences. II II said, are
being brought TO bear, and the
charge Il directly made In some
quarters that Il Is this influence
that h prompting the commission.
era TO their present action.
James A. Moore has made det-
mite offer TO the people OF King
county. This offer provides that
he shall build the Lake Washington
canal of sufficient depth and width
To be Of practical use, and that
upon its completion he Is TO be
given tho proceeds from the sale
OF a 5000, 0o0 bond issue.
10 II Worth ~
The people OF King county arc
merely asked to say whether or not
they believe this canal would be
worth 20 them this amount OF
money.
The county commissioners seem
determined that they shall not be
permitted TO do this.
The question Of the damage TO
lake property by the lowering OF
the water in Lake Washington and
the raising OF the water In Lake
Union has entered into the discus
sion OF the Moore proposal. The
prosecuting attorney says there Is
possibility that the county might
be liable for these damages. Other
lawyers say that suits against the
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az prop@rty have BEER listed and
complied and the assessed vaiua-
tians compared with reesni sale
pfIrss % the same property.
ASS proof conclusive - the state
msnt that outlying residence prop
erty Esusfsily IL assessed at higher
valuations than property IN chelce
residence additions and property IN
downtown business districts
table i presented herewith she's
ing compilation Of assessments
on III 81 the property IN ~ seise ted
additions. which has been sold auf.
ing the year, as shown BY transfer
records ~ the county auditors On.
flee
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May HAVE FLOCCED
AN AMERICAN GIRL
ROAD segKs land.

In accordance with an agreement
made with the county commission
sra the Chicago. Milwaukee A 81
Paul road has Instituted condemna'
ton proceedings against property
owners near Auburn. The CON.
many claims that Il needs the land
10 transfer to the county for the
road property which the railway
used as a right OF way.
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NEW YORK. Aug iT.-chsfies
w Blo~. o. - Louis. who 10 stay
Ing At = hotel IN Atlantic city stat
Cd ever the long distance teisphone
that he doubted whsthsr the Mile
AZ smernoff mentioned IN the Asso-
GATED Press dispatches from 81
Petersburg was his cousin The niece
az Mrs.. Herbert Wadsgorth OF Avon,
y. y. apd washington, y. G, ana
> cousin Of James W. Wadswofih'
apaaker Of the assembly. Mr. BLOW
stated that he received letter from
the young woman yesterday, dated
IN Finland. in which she expressed
her determination % sail for the
United states and inst she would
doubtless reach this country about
heplsmbcr ].
M. BLOW Aaid u ives possible rne
haa gons 70 81 Petsfaburs, how.
ever. Mr.. Blow said he had received
no personal infofmir7n concerning
the outrage.
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~A'Notit. Mass. Aug IL
-, .'h fossn. Russian arnbasaa DOR.
~ .ha, ne had never heard Of
~. - smsrnoff mentioned as the
/, y. o. erusiilss W the Chsvsiisrs
" ~ Petersburg.
s.ys the ch.vsllsra are tho
n ssa guards and carry syor8s
mat The report sssma inoredi.
"h fnsntlons the use u horse
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ssw yosk. Ass B.---1gs'
~ s'',,.,'n - va, 8 aeeesess''l !.
: zee slssssse vas rses'sss .. y
: s = ~sy fresn ssipafa', =.
sl,~ - merplrs Asserc'H1 %
49, :. ,st,,rss,ion at nsas re sns.ss
- "a sssfruyed ~ a. sas'fl 49,.
:. =, ,sS rssasssns IRE auFins lAss
.'sss sslslnss ~ers sseeise sssl /.
.''.svosssly ssgsias DC 'eas y
- - tsls latter fast essnei es
y. ..s.~'s,l, setsrminsa u"ii' eaois
s = hss beer restored,
~ sswr.gnlesssen with ire sisf
!. sr-s,r. ess sns u TEE operators
!. -. e<sg sn< sssst slinsaah 70.
- ,rs<~ ths azraer s1re, sect
..,,,.~.sssr Nat before iinsi see'.
-....ess,sr ~as isss trait tee ga
-, -~s<rolrd tire terrible esf'ns
-. Il san Frsreisse. Stree
-. - s<s.lss ne~s ear Be hss
srv~ w ~.
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NEGROES HANGED
As MUTINEERS

WILMINGTON. \ q. Aug IL
Arthur Adams aud Robert SAWYER.
two Of the three negroes convict
81 ~ mutinf aud murder on board
the PhiladslphSl schooner Harry A.
Herwlnd. we're executed today b.
hanging Theif acoomplioe. Henry
scott. wAs hanged last month
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~ LOUIS. Me-. Aug. i7.--Mils.
"ss d s~srnoff, N. young VEN.
Ne sss fIssasd By Russian ssI-
~ N D. Petersburg. may be .
sssssshtsr o. tisrry 7. Bloss. %
~. rhs girl has been living
|. ~ psfsnts IN ausslss' capital
" the family IN this city
Lr>ssly s~si.ins further in.
s..sr ~ The occurrences. The
49, y The young woman vac
"sils blo~, Who vas . for.
se'sty belle 81 this city. She
s'ss snsrnoff. Who vas then
I s ~ the Russian embassy
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ssvEnTH WARD.

are held Up by Commissioner Raine
In the recount, 30 Il becomes easily
possible 70 see that there was an
unusually large number Of them In
these three precincts.
Ordinarily there are not more
than from one 80 five ballots mark
"a in THIS manner In a precinct OF
the average sire In the Second
precinct a. the Fifth ward there
were IL ballots 20 marked. In the
Third 81 the Seventh there we're
s3. and In the Fourth Of the
Seventh p
The very excess Of ballots Of this
particular character in these three
precincts raises a presumption that
the ballots have been -docfored-
But there II other evidence snbstan'
tiating this theory.
Difference In Crosses.
In many instances the original
marks placed on the ballots by the
voters who voted them are heavy
marks. made on a rough surface
In almost every case the crosses
after the names Of Republican can
dldafes on the same ballots are
light marks. marked with harder
pencils. and over a smooth surface.
In several cases the voters In
making their original crosses on
the ballots made upright crosses.
both after the charter amendments
voted for and In the party circle OF
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been sold during the year.
criticism has been offered this
ssrles ~ articles that ihsy are based
on isolated Instances On the con
trary. they are the result 81 81
hAassive search of the rolls IN the
course 81 which hundreds of pieces
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e..,h's Iremors and Fire Create Devastation
and Great Loss Of Lite in Valparaiso.
n;sas,er Resembles That Of San Francisco
Unable to Get Details Owing to Broken Cables

Oue received this afternoon Saws
that pofsions u Valparaiso burned
al night and hundreds 81 citiseua
were buried under the ruins upoa
the heels OF this comes another re.
pert stating that tbs loss 81 life II
uucontirmed. but fifeu are bnruiuE
Ia various parts 81 tha city.
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County Commissioners Seem Determined to
Prevent People Of King County From Express
ina Themselves Upon the Proposal OF
lanes A. Moore.

county could not hold
IL has been suggested that these
opinions be given full publicity, so
that the people ON voting on the
bond issue might be guided thereby
People vitality Interested.
II ~ question In which the PEG
pie OF King county are vitality inter
estod. aud in which the county com
missloners are not interested eN-
cept as voters In this community.
In spite OF this the commission
ers have taken Il upon themselves
10 30 surround the proposition with
impossible conditions so that II will
not be acceptable to'Mr. Moore and
his associates.
The very conditions that Mr..
Moore states most emphatically he
will not accept are those upon
which the county commissioners
are insisting most serenuously.
MIR. Moore says he wants from
the county 100000 for the build
Ing OF the canal-no more and no
less. and he wants the people TO be
given an opportunity to express
themselves upon this offer.
Refuse 10 Allow Vote.
The county commissioners refuse
10 allow the people TO vote upon the
proposal as made. but insist that
II the canal be built by Moore they
audit all of the bills for the con
struction and pay him only wha,
these bills amount TO.
Mr. Moore says that so far as
his investigation shows the canal
will cost more than 100000, but
that n he can build Il for less than
that he will do so and will count
the difference as profit on the Job.
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ouEhoe AvsEs. sag. IAN
enfsaeeshs srces ~ss felt IN tire
Spvvssss u Nsaacrs az . e'ctaek
- slest rslssssphie earnmuni-
s1Gsn sish Cnisi ~zs int.rrvpsse
= : rxusif
usifs Y . o<fieysc tnss 20 ssri-
- esesos ~ss soes. a psnis pre-
- sms~z sns pepelstior.
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south American earthquake Tho
tfemofs here wcre Comparatively
aiow. covering "a 20 90 secanda.
They finally ceased about midnight.
The tfemara were the heaviest since
the san Francisco disaster
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sAsess 4 suIlolse ESCAPED


Wv ycsk. Ass. if.--eallssln---
s-..s.e ,I,pssenes reserves here 70.
- ! ssrsfse szrshagass. followed
= ~ q vslpsfslso. cnilt iast
go ssrs'y . esiie'ne In tire city
essess ssnsss Mar casualties
- 'ses'ssd
4 sssr ssssaseh ssys TIRE cables
:. ~>rsinz e. far 80 VALPARAISO
80. s>ses 10 . cable building on
- ssssners ossssde ire city. AT
- ll.ss 10 tns lrssrier are ee~n-
~ sssrsssr n shs hst thinks
- sssssssr 10 . rspsutisn Of ssn
rs1esi>co
N skssss sssurrsd 81 ft&o
ssass. l,ss rssst The eshis epsr-
~ .hs len re slty. last nsaht.
uksr~sx 10 me mas sffsss this
asr~sss. ias'tssirs thst further
6nncsr . s~sr f>~ cnllsar sonsul
unsrs' NJ reserved rs advises 10
= q s'sissk-
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Netting from Stricken City.
WASHINGTON. Aus. tT.-rhs
Chilian legation has received ne
word regarding the earthquake
Neither has the state department
received mnY adyieea from the
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Will PRESIDE OVER SERVICES.

Rev. l.. Brooks has accepted the
Invitation 70 preside over the Herd
congregation at the Jewish New
Years services 10 be held at Hiber'
nlan hall September -, 90 and 81.