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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-12-21

further than Yakima for eggs OF
this variety.
Orpingtons, males ,, females 5,
and no such birds as was exhibited
at the state fair; an Uneven lot.
a pair Of Bronze turkeys, geese,
(Toulousc) White ducks, with a
trio of as fine RoWans as was ever
exhibited in Central Washington.
The entry fee was so cents and
admission IS cents. The center
isle was taken up by booths OF city
business men.
Far from representative of that
county. the lesson learned, is that
high entry fees, high admission
fee and an eastern judge, will not
bring birds from outside the asso-
ciation
What is wanted, are 1000 birds
in the show; no matter where they
come from, at home or abroad, and
associations have got to learn that
it requires birds to make poultry
show, not few in members of the
association. The public pay to see
birds, not people, and it requires
500 bids to equip a good show, {
thing for Kittitas to remember OF
follow suit of Yakima, a poorer
show each succeeding year.
d. Y. AULT,
I.llensburg. Wash.
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THE State Horticultural Society
meets in Everett, January II, Is
ard 10, 1907. The Northwestern
Fruit Growers Association, which
comprises the states of Washington,
Oregon, Idaho, Northern Calltor-
lila and British Columbia, holds its
annual convention in Seattle, Janu-
arv IS. II and IS, 1907.
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THE J. I. Case Plow Works of
r acme. Wisconsin, will . send a
nice cloth bound book---T'he Far
IN err $ Encyclopedia to any of our
readers who will write them for a
copy and mentioning the Western
Farm Journal. This little book
contaius about $50 pages of usefu
information, covering the subjec
OF farm, stock and poultry raising
i'll a very concise manner.
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Go to the Palace for your fine can
dies, nuts, etc.
The finest line of Christmas can
dies in the city at the Palace.
Get your Christmas candies and
nuts at the Palace.
There is no place like the Palace
when 1T comes to buying your Christ
mas presents.
Home made chocolates at the Pal
ace. Try IL BOX.
Al candies and chocolates at the
Palace.
Purchase your Christmas outs and
candies from the Palace.
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Notice.

For Ellen-burg and KiJtitas Valley:
a company has been formed in this
city for the purpose of advertising the
city and valley. This company con-
sists of men who have been in business
in this city and state for long time,
and because for that reason they know
what THIS county and city's future IS,
and because of that they will surely
advertise both to the extent OF the
merits OF both. The company consists
of S. G. l5oedcher, G. w. Hornbeck
and Il. NJ. Goodwin. all your towns
men. If you have any property to sell,
trade or rent, or insurance desired,
all on them and they assure You
honest, fair add prompt service.
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In Ireland, the department OF
agriculture annually approprlates
Q sum of money to each county for
the Improvement of poultry. The
government also conducts a school
ftr poultry ralsers.
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The Palace carries IL comp lete line
of home made chocolates. candles, uuts
and other sweets for the holidays.
The Palace can furnish You with
chOcUl Htos, nus, and candies. Try thom.
NJ G. Ashley of Ea,ton was in our
city Tuesday.
Miss Mildred Frost of Olympia spent
few days recently in our city, the
guest OF Miss Nan Greenhow.
Pref. ". f Wilson attended the
teachers meeting 10 Yakima this
week.
Mis-, Irene Rodnan of Seattle is
over, making her father a pleasant
visit.
Mrs. [. Is. Finn has moved to Ia
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we call them because they are so low
priced as to be within the reach of
almost everybody. Another reason for
the name is that they were made dur
ing the duh season to keep the work
men busy and are low offered at prac
tically the cost of labor and material
But no details
HAVE BEEN SIGHTED
and each carriage is honestly made OF
good sturdy material.
we get our profit on these vehicles
through the reputation they give us
That's all.
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Ertered Nov. 5th 1894 at the Postoiflce' Eilens,
burg, Washington, as entitled 10 secono oi"''
postal rates.
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El1e''sburg 9an'n.

PUBLISHED TWICE-A-WE EEK
TUESDAY AND rn,DH
JEFFERSONfAN DEMOCRAT
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E.llcrsburg, Wash.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-22

WathlnE'pn Aus 81 Eruador ba.
proclaimed q nss iafih schedule ~hlcG
has lHsi reached ,he state depaFtmen
sHd slll bscomo elective Npy | -~TAe
srhsdnies males many changes IN ths
rsisiiuE arm n provides for com
pi'Is GENERALIZATION and makes rsduc
t.oIs 30 s"ms cisss~a ~ gD1sis ssni
rom the NJ ~ states ~ EeaadoF
DH m1arl si.t.ff'i ~ ~ ne present
ia.,.s ON ssVo.ts from this eouattY
20 E'nsaof 4 rsdaetloa ~ aboai on
cent q psfnf u maize Ga mAhniaetBf
si steel. iron. bEass. broass eoppsi
and TN
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-22

Duluth. Mlnp.. Aug - Lack Of
wind - The uaiy coalition ,hat pro.
vents pus,iblr frlRn ~ terror from
torres, nr"s on he MssabS and Warmth.
lion ranges The Moaaba range Ia q
vrrllable furnace az q result VI the
nfss that are stlll spreading over tho
me pafchod surface of ground and
sNamrs Nulllpns ~ dollAfa worth
~ property In timber 'O~n. AMI mihss
49," ln danger aud ths quilting inau.
cHce b. Do direction ~ The Wind PEG
pie are yafl1us pOiuts are back ifinE
20 pr''sR' 'hs onrfoachmsn, ~ the
nf-s en- ipNns 10 minlng properties
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-22
ASSAULTS 1YGARoLo Girl,
Negro Assallant 10 Surrounded and q
Lynehlna 10 Expected.

Charleston \. G.. Aug, 81 \ special
la IN, N,ws aud Courier from IA
uda .llb hat Negro youth ~ years
uii h,iuS ~ ne SANDY creek section
ct 'ilAi'tburg count, attempted ~ a..
-pu. u'lttlr white Airl : year, yenrt
old. The daughter nr u farmer named
Myt The rhlli wa BADLY inJu"cd
and viii lrnbIJly dl,
Tao negro escaped 80 the sNamps,
which g. surrounded h' u hundred
armel w.u \ message srut from
m. governor. ui1cr DOB the sheriff
IIR,s u,W a. protect l1n man u 40.
pretended. ban lhr ausNor Vas not re-.
assuring ~ Tact. u g., we'll under.
st.ua .haf Too nrVfp vii be- lyuch.
I'd - tuIu a. ,r urrd
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-22

Paris, Aug. 2l.---A dispatch from
Buenos Ayres confirms the report of
the destruction OF Valparaiso II says
1000 persons persisted The Are
which followed the earthquake pre-.
vented the rescue Of the Victims. The
Hotel Ingles collapsed, buryolng all
its occupants.
A cable dispatch to the Herald frSm
Lima, Aug. 10, says that subscrip.
ton has been started at Iqulque and
will be started at GuayaQuil and at
Lima for he victims Of the earth.
quake In t~~le. Among the victims
at Valparaiso are director OF the I.y,
cello. Charles Hossclan ami family.
Deputy Ramon Leon Silva, Enrique
Blanco and Robert Courts and fam.
iIy
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-22
SHERIFF ESCAPES IN FUslLLApk
White County Sheriff Narrowly Avsrts
.Lynehino,


Gainesville. ia. Aug, 2l-SAcrin
Andrew Ja,bsau, OF White county,
reached the city at an early hour on
sunday morning with Dave Moore, a
negro who Is alleged TO have Grim
inally assaulted the daughter ot Jas
Hood, well known White couaty
farmer, las, Friday afternoon
sheriff Jackson to,d the officers that
he had a narrow escape from the mob
Of euraAod White county citizens, as
they holly pursued him, ana fred az
least one hundred shots AT him tie
oulran them, however, and got on NJ
tneir way. Moore was arrested sun.
day In white county.
Threats of lynChing became very ire
Qucnt. although judge kImsey appeal
ed 10 the people to allow the laa tn
take It's COURSE aud wen Oh Tar ~ to
order special term q the superior
court u convene NJ Cleveland ua
Monday morning, IA try the negro
This. In measure, nppcascd the
people for time, but hrcats Of lynch
ing became 80 frequent that Judge
Kinney deemed n wise to send him
uut OF IT,, county Tor snfokorpiug
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-22
HUSBAND KILLS WRONG MAN.
"Vou Have Ruined NY wife" Burton
Cried.

Ocalr. Eta Aug - n T.. Nish,rL
OF this city. Was allied ~ San Antu
ion. pnscu county. FLA. Sunda, by u
tup,u .J, Mou named luituu
Wi,hart opera 81 u tie camp at Eh
rcn. and with hi, two daughters went
to san Nnutiuu tu have dental worn
done lur one Waffle the luuuA lady
Wa m the DENTS = chair aud Wis
hart vac waiting In the office nnr
ton. vino had n grievance against The
dentist .Wpuac name H. Nichols. cam,
to the door aud asked n Nlchols VA
lu Wl,hort replied that be- was
aud lWum. thinking vas Nichols
who spoke. nrcd a lnad from shot
gun into NlahRus heart. killing hln
instantly ~ Burton nrcd be- called
out
Nichols. sou have ruined my wife"
Misbau ,amc 10 Florida rom Lum
b,t'un y G.. eight ycnrs ago au I
owned oon,l.rfahlr property On ,nc
west coast
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-22

. SoFtoit. Va Ma 70 H"pfrs"n's
lies ~ me pfIsf ~ Haii~ag Cpulus
tor viif arrive hefe Tuesday ipr .
three days s"ssiyh IN Pufis m1u'h
D"lezAfes from Atlanta Birmingham
ssvahnAa Iars 40 vile and ffom uthrf
s"IthsSn states all attend m" prin
cips! object vii be ihs adop ioh -
ne bss sst - faiss. pfomgiEa'Da 81
nee eDs'rsc' Slth 'h~ railroads shd
Hsu sa.r sesl~ o. BE- fsid ihai
ne ~sE. seals ma epus~ soms ron
bio b~,sesa these eohdur'If, snd sss
era railroads oO~fa lng ia me missile
sippl valley
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-22
Truck Foreman shO, to Death.

Atlanta. Aug 81 On the lonely
Adamsyille road. NJ the smile post.
late Saturday afternoon. when the day.
light began 10 blend With the dark.
ness of nigh, Amos MOODY. q truck
farmer. on his way home from Allan
IA. vas shot to death and his pockets
rined by his murderer Robbery IL
supposed tn he the motive 81 the Kill.
Ing. as Moody was q quiet. peaesabic
fellow, who Vas not known Ia have
an enemy and a. his pockets had
been pulled inside out
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-22
TWO YOUNG WOMEN
ATTACKED BY FIEkD
One Almost Killed: Assault At
tempted.
oNLV = MILES FROM ATLANTA
County Police Notified and Posse 10
oroSniISd-Psopls Are Greatly ES
cited and " Black Brute 10 Captured
LynehIna VIII Probably Follow.

Atlanta. Aug al Misses Ethel and
Mabel Lawrence who lived On John
SON road about four miles from the
city or Atlanta, were attacked Mon.
day morning by an unknown negro
The older NJ the Young ladies was
knocked In che head aud the attempt
at criminal assault was made.
Miss Mabel escaped aud ran to Mr.
hunters dairy near by Swing the
alarm,
TIE county police have been notI.
Ned AMI posses are now being organ.
tied
mat whole section NJ the county
r. greatly excited and II the black
bru'c /, captured u lyuchlng will ful.
low
rhe lgdicS we're on rn h,dug Wild
nuWctt not u rtcat di,lnuc, from their
nome when the negro noud suddenly
came upon them.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-22
Italian Ansrh,s, Arr,s,sd

New Nork. Aug "A cable die
pnicn from rats to tnv American
says that the police SUNDAY m0rninr
arrested an italian anarchist named
sino Ffances n Suspicion ~ belnE
implicated In a plot ~ assassinate
prcaldrn, Falli"rrs ou his approach
INK visit - tho MaFsaIll"a etD1sl Ion
When frances lodgings we're search
ID. the police founi $40 grams ri
illuminate. s6O head screws and other
bomb accessories. all ~ which had
been brought from italy Tue arrest
saa the result ~ the receipt ~ an
anony nous letter d"nounclnE N" plot
witch had wide faminca'ipus ani T.
believed tu be- cpnhsct"d NttA'fhc AZ
Fest ~ ~" italian on ths france
spanish frontier ~ thr Tim, ~ IN" ~
temp, on me lives ~ klRg Atoms
aud queen Nirforia ln Maddd Hlrla
Ffahrcs was csp"llsl from tho cpup
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-22

Nv OrlSRns. Aug ~ --Adylces
from New IBERIA ~ mites from Nss
Orleans when " wss reported SUNDAY
10 be suffering With yellow fever. ~
port the arrival early Mopday u Pre-
dent Iron of the state board u health
and members - his star Systematic
fumlEAlon and screening f. "a DO
pushes nsdsr the direction ~ che
health and members % HE s,aH
Systematic fumiEasion and screenlnE
h 10 ~ pushed under The direction Of
the health 0ficlals
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-22
ciri 10 oro~nsd

BtloTi Mis- AuG 3i--EIsis crssl
aE~d - ysAEs aAagAfer 81 iobn Crssi
u HiioEl vss aoeiasasaiiy arosaed
tn TIE PascasDgiA river A. ne time
% ihs accidsnf NF cr~si asd be fan
Ny vers 20 0oasa his scAoo1er. -
Kaiy q 90 . pisassrs tip % DzrsHsr
t4ianA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-22

iosisvIEs ~ AaG gi--Ons hss
er~d sieetrfes aers sngloysa ~
. asmt~r - sBi1,nEs IN es5ars~ 4
eoastrScfiSu ssr "a sffsks N0ad
nnosnsss Tho So dseAsd ca sirat
noaf uaTkasY tFa ~ lsereass h fsg
fsesa a. ~ O. - 80 taF Ia fre
ma n use Ekge<spgFfs 40 = fr.,h -
e mlepf tp'is,nef p|il ~ hNnssts
wEmis41H ~ fA&41,t ~ ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-22
Child Is Shot by YOUNG Girl.

Decatur Ala, Aug. 2l.-lIcrbcrt the
I.year.old son NJ Mr. and Mr. Henry
Hames. was accidentally shot by hIs
aunt Miss Annie King, a Young lady.
about seventeen years OF age The
little fellow died a few hours after
the shooting Miss King makes her
home with her sister Mrs Henry
Hames She was playing with the
child IN the rVDm ~ his parents home
and tho young lady picked up -
caliber revolver nor knowing n was
loaded. and by some unknown way the
weapon was Accidentally discharged.
the ball passed through the little fcl.
lows head lodging In The wall of 'hc
room. Mis- King and Tlc paron's of
the little fellow are almost crazcd
with grief The boy was an exceed.
ingly bright child for his age
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-22

Balfinare. M. Aas ?; --Georss
Ravsfds. ss sHplossg 10 spu,h Afriel
sho has attempted ~ chrissipniEe 'he
aayAgss 10 BraEi snd Psiasonia con
tsmplats brinEinE n ,hs atisasion -
she 90vssnmsat q plan 20 use 'hrse
ssvsEss On ~ Pansma eaHgl -
yards ssia fheY sold make gogi
vogsmsn tnf gnee having been
sFSa9ht Into toaes SIN siyilixssila
wsalf fssarr fo '1~i' 1sn csHasfy ant
saiiEBrSn tasir 1enishtsd brsfhfsG
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-22

iiost0p. Aas ~ Hs-slg'i0as ssSs
snshimoTsiy ssiDp'sd 81 ms~ilag ~
thr lsost0h csairai isbJf saloa pro
issiia6 assihsf - ssi-e'l,a - lAluoi
Dsf 60 nrtsi rsriss shiek go
sharsfftfofi 49, sa aivsrsisias dis
Plst ~ lbs is'ss iDVoyyst mssAods
30 tilIihh oaf fsil0s k9nsn e~iaes o.
a fsy vwsA sssaia b. asgose1 % tst
pa ssits u pears Thf s~rgstaFf "a,
iasirsefea - sssa . tsis1ssH % %
Msgifeaf sskisa n a b. eeemet a.
SelalaIg neessesT = hsre aaFa|
.sss ssss elhw - Ga lsleg
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-22
4s Officials Murdered.

81 Petersburg. Aug. 2l-Tast
weeks statistics show that ~ ON.
cials were murdered AMI g. injured In
Russia proper. that six safes were
rilcd Of money and that 80 persons
were robbed These ohicla hgutcs
30 rot take into tho account the PHI
l'glng In the country, nor De- thcy give
the number ~ military executions or
arrests NJ ari'a'0rs aud rcyolutiOni.ts.
and there are no figures showing Tho
number " persons sent IN q exile The
81 PctcrShug Gazette saws > 500 per
sons sent into exile On Saturday from
Petersburg alone. end that $50 were
placed on trains bound for the In ,cri.
or. Project Of Police Won iaunitl
has declared hi intneilon ~ clearing
the capital - all "yagnbOnds
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-22

cordius to some bellies. responsible
for the CUakes
The earthquakes carSrl great dam.
age throughout the Anl'an region
All OF Chile was apparently afoc cd
by the shocksh as well as numerous
points in Argentina In the vicinity of
the Andes.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-22
SEVEN MEN Die
IN TRAIN WRECK
Collision Occurs Because OF q
Blindirg Rainstorm.
WAS 4 MOST HORRIBLE SIGHT
Fast FISlsht, Rushing 80 Miles an
Hour Strikes Slow Moving Work
Train--seven Killed Outright and
Seven Are Injured.

Jefferson, Pa, Aug. - PlungIng
through binding nlnatuim, AT tur|
rae OF A5 miles an hour, early sun
day, fast freight tain GA tue frua.
sylyania railroad crashed u,o SLOW
~ moving work train At sans h1l|
low, killing seven aud seriously IN
Jurlng seven others nj The worn train
crew Three OF the la.tvr viii proc
ably dIo Engineer Woods was the
onl, member Ul the crew vi thc|
freight train who was injured
The work train had stopped at a.
water plug near sans Hollow tn t'ho|
water. \ Fort Wayne freight WAS hi
lowing. aud because OF the rain che
engineer vi tht freight va, unable "a.
see the work train uu. 10 just bcior,
the crash The chgIncrJ ui ,dc freight.
Jumped and MAS t1la,iy hunt Tn'.
fireman remained On the engine and
vas uninjmrrd Whol tho freight On
CINE crashed into the wurh tian 1t
ploughed It's WAY through tao cars Al
Of ,hc laborcrs and oth,,, at IN" work
train crew were asleep aui thos" that
were Killed probably never knew they
were struck.
According To report. Engineer :
y Woods. Of the truight train. had In
creased the speed ~ his train jus b"
tore the crash that he might take
water Ia the wat.I pans along t"
track. and In 40 doing n said to have
exceeded hts orders
When news at the wreck reached
thls clty two Wr,cs crews were sen
out
Ihr conditions as Described by
member, uf these crews upon ,hcil
arrival were appalling Dead aud
dying were lying ou the trace while
some Ut the injured were halglnE OF
OF the window, ~ the cabin en-
crying Tor help and begging 20 BE-
saved from nrc that had started IN
the wreck.
The cries ~ The wounded the burn
Ing cars the overturned engines, and
the sound Of escaping steam combined
to make . most trrrlble sight The
crew 81 the freight made an attempt
Ia rescue the men from III" cabin car
but owing 20 Tho fict .iat the doors
were battered IN pn IA" wreck aud
the iimbers veto crushed so that On
trance WAS impo. bile. n was some
hours before II MS found ont how
many were dead Pour men sof,
dead when taken puI The oihets
died after being AIKEN, 10 n hospital
II was reported "a, four olhers are
In dying cOnd'iIn. According g.
reports. Engineef \ v woods 81 ~
freight train. hAi Increased the speed
~ hls train Just h''Ire the crash. that
he might take sa'rr from the water
pans along he 'raek and In 90 dDins
g. said 20 have rtresied his M Dor
when the new : the wreck rrArh
81 this city 'rp wrcck trains auI
crew wsfs dlspa he'd 60 tho se~ne ~
the Sr"ok
some 81 ihs Dol - shp BAD b~st
ihfoun from the bgnks 10 ne eide
Of thu tracks. vs.- cryinE shd mOan
iAE on the Erount
whsn tn ur~,l hal been CLEARED
RuSy II vss fouhi that par, ~ ~.
lass car o. ths .rrk lrsin hsa beet
thrsSa 80 fsei up q hlii AZ Ne p,an'I
81 the uee~k. and 10 cot Of The tfuFts
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-22
ICH|LE'S CITIES ARE
| WRECKED AND RUINED
Earthquake Proves to Be Ter
7 ribls Disaster.
MARTIAL LAW GOVERNS CITY
All Buildings Have Been Deserted.
Thousands Flee from Valparaiso
and Wanear About, crazed by the
Awful Calamity.

New York, Aug, 2l.-Star,ling but
conflicting reports regarding the NOR
tally aud monetary loss In the sells
mic disturbances In Chile Aug 10 con
tinue to be received. Details from
Valparaiso direct are still meager aud
are meager.
From Santiago, where the stories
OF refugees from the stricken clay are
heard and compared by less excited
,populace, come more conservative es'
Inmates OF the devastation wrought.
The latest news his morning Is con-
tanned in cable dispatch To the AS
ISOLATED Press from Santiago The
correspondent estimates the dead at
Valparaiso at 500 The monetary loss
amounts to millions The steam rail
roads and street lines are badly dam
aged. while telegraph and telephone
business Is paralyzci.
The wife of Admiral Mont reported
at Killed is not dead, but Is danger
Uusly injured.
Il H. believed the light and car sys'
toms In Santiago will be restored to
uay Gable dispatches from South
America printed In the morning pa.
pers her under Yesterdays date, In
cluie the following
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-22

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-22

Lima Pc-u, Avg. 2l-The latest
news FROM Valparaiso is TO Tie effect
that the panic Is subsiding. The man
sion Of Nj Edwards Is abOu. the only
building remaining on Victoria street
Il il estimated that the number OF
dead la Valparaiso will reach LOCO
The dead In other places are.
At Quiloa. so, LimacAa l'n, and
a. Pc'urcia. A. Among the Killed ~
Valparaiso were the dircC or OF the
lyccum. Charles Hossclan, aId family