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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-10-06
WALTER RHEA BURIED

The funeral of Walter Rhea. the
young man killed in the Northern
Pacific yard, was held at $3.50 this
morning from the undertaking par
lors of Buchanan & Co. Interment
was at Greenwood A brother Of
Rhea's arrived from San Francisco
and looked after the burial.
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a. m, communion service; 1890 O.
m, worship and preach subject,
"The Coming Kingdom-When andt
How" The evening service at 1880
will begin with the solemn admin
istration Of baptism. The subject
Of the sermon will be: 1.-THE Crucial
Question-Is the Bible the Word
Of God?" Young Peoples meeting
at $50 p. m; midweek meeting,
Wednesday evening.
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CACHED CASH AND
FOOLED BURGLAR

The Midway saloon. situated at
the north end of the Monroe street
bridge, was broken into last night.
When Horace McGourin, proprie
tor. arrived this morning he found
q side window pried open. The
cash register was open and some
bottles of booze" missing from
their customary places. The night
bartender, before leaving. had hid
den about $40 which the registe
contained.
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MAKES THE LIVER LIVELY.

Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup gives
ual constipation as 1t stimulates
the liver and restores the natural
action of the bowels without irri.
tating these organs like pills or Or
binary cathartics. Does not nau-
seate or grippe and is mild and
pleasant to take. Remember the
name ORINO and refuse substi.
tues. Watson Drug Co. !,
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increase being 80 cents. The
trouble only lasted few days. The
contractors wanted until the first
Of the year before granting the
raise.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-10-06
THIEF MAKES
VARIED CLEANUP

A haul was made last night by
thief who entered rooms in the
Albany hotel. 1923 Front street.
elk Berg was robbed of $3.50. J.
Williams of g. Walter Dixon, $40,
r. w. Beck $l2 and James Keno
OF gold watch. The cash reg
lister was robbed Of 50 cents. None
OF the men robbed knew of the oc-
currence until they arose this morn
ing and the police are in a quandry
as there is not the least clew to
start search with.
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PLUMBERS ASK RAISE

ACOMA, Oct 6.-Tacoma journ-
eymen plumbers have made a de-
mand on the master plumbers Of
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The Spokane Press delivered to
your house for Csc month. TeIe.
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FIRST BAPTIST SERVICES
City Temple, First Baptist Church
st. and Second Ave.-9:3 30
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PLAsTERERs WIN STRIKE
The plasterers of Seattle won
their strike for $500 per day. the
The evening world., 1906-04-09

WANTS TO QUIT
Receiver Appointed for Hotel
Property in Which Jockey
Is Interested.

Danny Maher. Jockey to King Ed
ward VII and the pride OF Park
row" John T. Meehan having put mp
the none whica INST took the sturdy
little Jockey 10 Europe. where he Won
the favor or the royal sportsman and
through the King a fortune. Is one OF
tho defendants in a suit brought by
Lewis y. Long FOR a dissolution OF tie
partnership OF Long Johnson 4 Mahcr.
OF the Hotel saranac No 1857 Broad
wav
The saranac used to be the Ross
more. and ex-Assemblymsn "Pad1y'
Roche sold-it to Long, Fenton ". John
SCI, and Danny Maher a few month";
ago.
1t is a good payer and the arm IS
solvent but Long wants t. get cut Of
the business. Patrick II Roche is IN
terestcd 80 TIE extent % a $1,000 mort
gage on the furniture OF the house. The
matte came into court to-day, waen
Justice New9ur.cr appointed John Ed
ward Chatneld receiver OF the property
pending the settlement OF the dissjlu-
tlol suit.
"nannv Maher is IN Europe.
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ANOTHER CURE

al suffered from falling hair and
dandruf. and also pimples on the lac,
Tor about one year, and have bect
using medical treatment during that
period without any satisfaction. Unit,
advised b. friends Of the Cuticuss
Remedies. ! began using them, anc
in a short time they proved successful
] recommend the Cuticura Remedies L
all who suffer from troubles of the skin
scalp, and hair. | remain, yours truly
Ben. /. kastner, 1924 Ashland Ave.
Baltimore, Nd, jane 10. 1908
Instant relief and refreshing slecl
for skin-tortured babies, and rest fo'
tired, fretted mothers, in warm baths
with Cuticura Soap, and gentle nnoinl-
ings with Cuticura Ointment, the great
Skin Cure. and purest Of emoliients.
sold throughout the ~ofld Cu'isurs soap, -c oiui,
rruf. 90. Ke-ofvrat, 90. tn form 81 CApcolaie tosfcf
tIll'. 2se. per vial % ul, may BE- had otA! d7glfa
az Nailed Fres. " How 10 Cure iek-as hsmSf-
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ALIVE WITH RATS
WRECKED VESSEL
DR|FTEO AISEA
Steamship Coulson Saw
Fated Dunmore During
an Eventful Voyage.

- - Ito
Halfway aroma me "oFlu j" sN
months. through storms, gales, uda1
va,as revolutions. i-eberes and polar
80. .,t. co,ison
otlrs' the br'''sn steh""p '
Capt. Henry, reached port to-day with
v.lu,bIa clreo of plg iron. curi0s.
Oh. brf-gs
oriental toous anu - ""'
news THAI TIC British steamship Dun
move. which wns wrecked IN December
l...fl, MA A,l,,..
"a "'' ."
by thousands OF rats tina. swarm ihtrs-
stni.v abput me salt-submersed huik.
80 ..sI., moo
'.I''+Ns i'o"'1"i","s e''e'
The Cog.son lett Portland, ORE carry
last Nolember lor Yokohama and ran
MO emo sto.nts anu seas Nnen
asn a,,s u4t I'D, eD.u suppY Vas
.xrau.. ed ana mn Healy NJ lorec /.
-, ,' 10 VI,n mas a. e.tn.
a., 49,. t.s1 ,Ar, uag.
= - 80 t,,nr, ~, insd. "a.
w." ~ .r,o.rD ann
pV. "t y. =. '"F'
''.u .9 nr "a rs.
9"""5"' va -
e4NN ""a H ~, ~ anu
- -'I mn sYv. oII ft,lm ,he
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GRAND JURY IS
READY TO TAKE
Up INSURANCE
Will Probably Call on
Jerome for His Evil
dence This Week.

The Apr!l Grand jury. acting under
Recorder Cons Instructions. has clean
ed W routine business and is ready to
tackle the insurance scandals. 1t is ex-
pecied Distrct-Attorney jerome will be
called upon to present his evidence to
the Grand Jury this week.
When the Grand Jury reported this
afternoon the cases turned over FOR It's
consideration a week ago had ali been
disposed OF or were In shape Tor early
disposition Foreman Dar.ol +. Treacy
Went to the bench where he and the
Recorder engaged In a long and seri-
Gus conversation Neither would deny
hat the subject OF the conversation
was the Investigation into the insurance
matters.
What action the District-Attorney Will
take should the Grand Jury insist upon
taxing UP Insurance. IL the chief topic
of discussion around the Criminal Court
House. Mr.. Jerome's request for n spe-
cihl Grand Jury 10 assemble May ! has
. f~avorably acted upon and a clash
appears 10 be certain.
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seller saw how close the truck had
come to grazing him II thanked the
p~huiogrupncr heartily.
Entering the electric, Mr. Rockefeller,
Mrs PRESTIGE and tie inevitable John
passed L. rOu4h Twenty-thlrd street TO
Seventh avenue. thence TO Twcnty-siNth
street., thence 20 Firm avenue. thence
10 Fortitth street. thence to Madison
avenue. Snence to the Grand Central
station
The fact That they did not stop at
tho home OF John y Rockefeller H..
h. Flfty-fourth street. wJs tue tirs, in
tlruatlon some OF those trailing them
rad hat Juin II. III was MOI in
town, but would greet his grtudsirc
IN the halls OF Pocantic0.
At the Grand Central Station John
%telcphoncd 20 Pocanticl for q coach 10
meet the train leaving here AT TO- %
SOW local. stopping whenever two roads
cross. Mr. Rockefeller passed through
the tralnslci Tor his stateroom on the
10 a. with "a long. eager tread that diiut
mach his dropping shoulders a. an
As he swung himself. unaided. abound
q reporter saii'
MIR Rockefeller. nos that Won arelt
So nervous won Won tax about yorg
future business p.ons2"
"Mv box " he said clapuiug the news
pc er man on tho shoulder I'm not
ncrvous-never cot ne~rvpus-ncVer WIS
-n---,r'- in we no."
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SCRATCHED UNTIL
BLOOD RAN
Scales on Face and Head - Threw
off Little Watery Substance :
Scratching Caused Very Bad
Sores to Fo7m-0ther Remedies
Did No Good.
COMPLETE CURE BY
CUTICURA REMEDIES

81 will be glad to give anybody s,!f-
fcring from eczema any information
regarding Cuticura Remedies. When
my little girl was about q year and a
half old there developed small pimples
on her face which went. into o scale
which threw off q little watery. sub
stance. Her head WIS also affected with
it. She used 10 scratch until 1t bled
making very bad sores, We tired two
or three s%alvcs, including bora1. They
did not do any good. so | got some
Cuticura Soap first. and then used the
Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Pills.
They completely cured her, and wo
have had no more bother with IT
ANYTHING o want TO publish regard
ing this will be O. X. Yours respect
fully. Nm. 4. Knox, 1916 so. 3jth St.
Philadelphia, Pa, June 10, 1906"
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RIOT CAUSED BY A GOWN
THAT SPLIT WHEN WORN
Denornis Paid $14 for 1t that Sister NIGH
Shine on Sunday and the Weisbergs
Refused to Make Good.

from the h~ospltablo schmitt lodgings
yesterday IN The We!sbOrg creation On
vious women rlsked tht!r neeks In inc
stretching. Teresa glowed with pleas
ure AZ lao comments ,hat reached her
In unknown tong iss.
SO she paraded even to fashionable
proudly, smoking n sehm!it perfecto.
u may be that Mas Donornls expanded
"a her pride. or It may be that the
We sberg creation. was weak in the
ever II was.-ibe Va gown suddenly
burst. ana Teresa stood revealed. COW
e-ing her bushes with her large hands.
while a gldiy throng OF Sunday parad-
The skirt divided into nin sections.
and the waist dislntegrated scam by
seam. There only remained u Tered
a crimson flannel skirt and q corset I'M
porta,ion from Little Russia. Toni hur-
rieily covered his embarrassed kins-
woman in his coat and led her home
Back to Welsberg.
Schm!tt Wa eIo4aen ~ n4s sympathy
and PROMISED 70 recover the si from the
x We ps Gatherins up t1s Fem9ins Of
Toni descended on No. 90 eCatharine
street Father WeLsberg was eating
breakfast. and the only member OF the
family In the clothing store at the time
was the beautiful Anna Weisberg. the
belle OF Catherine street. This Is Annals
story OF what ~happened.
MT. SSNInltt ana HAS EiONShS oNNfN
through the door. almost Infringing 1t.
Toni swore ~dreadfully at her In a ian
guage she could not understand.
Schmitt demanded the return OF the
sli. drew n huge revolver from his
pocket and pressed the muzSe against
her pearly teeth. 49,
But Anna was a hercine and she bit
the muzzle OF the weapon defiantly n
Never will I yield ia. You bought
the goods nj your own risk.
Held Schmitt for Trial.
Then. she says, Toni seized her by
tho throat. while Mr.. Schmitt held the
revoiyer against her breast, threatening
10 ful her full OF seven bullets. She
remained firm and ca ed for papa
Papa came In with all the Weisberss,
seven OF whom went out In the street
and houted OF fire. murder and other
crimes that are familiar 70 Catharine
street ~vernacular. 49,
In a few minutes there were eleven
hundred people IN the street helping
mo Welsbcrgs spread the alarn! -
ii~emen ~scampered to the SPOT from
roa-by stations and had TO ngnt their
SaV through the throng. Finally
Sebmitt and Toni Denornls were ar
rested and taken TO tat
NI Tbe prisoners told a different story
n roTn tne occasion OF their visit all
Tho Weisbergs IN the world iell upon
them ana beat them with clqtnins DUN
mics and show cases Scn.1itt ure" Hs
revolver to protect hitnssh. .ho Nog
lefrata hgitschsrged Toni and held
Schm,., " - oHo ball FOR examination to-
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The trouble began in the embarrass
ment Of c young woman whose Pain
Sunday gown suddenly broke UP ahd
fell away while she was on parnds ~
Brooklyn and eliminated IN u Foe "
Catharine street to-day
Teresa penornis is the young woman
Toni Denornis. her brother JON
schm!tt. who conducts Il saloon AT No
s0s water street, Brooklyn. and the
weisbergs. OF No. ~ CathsEtne street
were IN the riot 1t came aO0u' AZ
this way.
Ton, and Teresa Denornis arrived
hare from some southern corner OF Eu-
rome last week. John Schmitt loon
Them under his wing and promised 70
and them employment. looking d,
Teresa in a practical light he deeiueu
I.at there was not sufficient JOY IN he'
oiment TO predicate the hope OF a SUI
perior Job upon.
lie informed Toni h sister Tess
needed a llttle ~glAddening In the mat
ter OF garment. A mud-colored sha"'
a,a a skirt that hung at seven angles
w,,,ldr,, do at all. Toni agreed ana
vas wiling 10 plunge on MS AH1s
woman TO the extent OF ia
PaTIS Sklnncu d "''S'
schmltt Toni and Teresa ~journeyed
90 No 60 Catharine street, where
Joseph WeiSoerg and numerous progeny
sell clothing OF all sorts to both sexes
The trio from Brooklyn were ~ wei
come 10 ne Weishergs that their tee'
didn't touch the ground as they were
n,xed into ,he clothing store.
t .t. y~Velsbargs make Teresa
bloom for sii? The whole family de-
clared that they could. and even the dog
barked confidently. While mother
q coruscating pink skirt
daughter Ann snugsly fitted on n yell
low and green waist. Father Weis-
berg remained modestly In the back
ground until all the hooks and eyes
had gripped. Then ne screamed with
10Y at the -rejuvenation OF Teresa.
ITS got dem Paris people skinned to
det'.' sala Brother Joe. Grandmother.
grandfather and the grandchildren had
never seen a better Mt or a gladder
gown. The enthusiasm OF the Weis-
borgs became contagious. Teresa
hlushed with pleasure as she looked in
the glass. While Sister Ann patted her
on the back aud made smoothings.
A Dream on Parade.
a blrgain was struck and Toni De-
nornis transferred sl4 to the Welsbergs.
Schmitt. Toni and Teresa returned
to brooklyn. As Teresa stepped forth
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VinOl

ls recognized Throughout the world a.
tic greatest strongth-creGtor for old
puople, weak. slckly women, chilGren.
nursing mothers. and after a severe
sickness.
Vinol cures hacking coughs chronic
colds. bronchitis. and all throat and
lung troubles. uuequalled 10 create
an appetite. aud makes those who are
too thin Fat. rosy and healthy.
For sale at MI Rikcr, Hcgem0n &c
Co. Kinsmnn md JpnPma7n's Drug
Stores. New York and Brooklyn.
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NAPLES. April 9-Fsve huhuFel
,hon.ana persons rendered ho.he'ess'
a. least nry lives e1crihced' ."o
,so,s,rd acres OF vineyards, o'l'e
r-oyss and farm land devastated Ina
! dozen thriving villages blo'ted ou'' 's
the record OF devastation w -
x,,s nv wat has now become n hi'''"'
aisplav Of vesuvlan fury.
A constant. stream OF refugees -
courlnr into the city by trains. street
cars. steamships and military carr
The Government has been s"a' ~
mo tb3usinis who have applied tor
relief. Many are starving.
King Organizes Exodus.
rnorts at organized relief were inau-
rurated to-day under the direction OF
no Duke OF Aosta. He was assisi"l Wy
the King and Queen, Troops m"l'"t'
stores and artillery wagons nave oeeh
-enuisttIoued Word WIS sent early to-
dev 10 the Minister OF Marine 10 hurry
inc Mediterranean fleet here from Gaeta
TO assis, in distributing the refugees
among the coas; towns, and the vessels
have received their ordets ana several
have left for the Danger points.
The full horror OF the situation can
no, be told Refugees brought In bY
artillery carts tell oi hundreds driven
from their homes by earthquakes be-
ing los, in the ia 'kness AID wandering
about, the mountain side. amid H'owar'
Of ~incandescent stones and hos elm
ders and cut of from escape by en-
circling streams OF fiery lava,
Those who escaped from ot.dnio toll
Of a schoolhouse near the c:ty from
which the scholars sod when thu build.
ting rocked. B~ewilderel when GU. u
doors by smoke and falling ashes. they
los; their way on the mounsa SIDE
Railway employees picked up 'hree eN'
haustel youngsters. Nothing has beer
heard OF the o hers.
Church Fell on Rcfurees.
A, san Giuseppe vcsnvlano. The
church 10 which the frightened people
fed 10 pray for safety Collapsed ThiT,l
dead bodies have been taken csi br tH'
military.
At Boscotrccasc siy toad We're tlkef
from the ruins OF cullapse2 houses oe
fore the entire city was abandoned.
Seven dead bodies Wee carried iWn'
from Tore Anaunziata Tae artillery
carts are bringing in "A constant stream
OF wounded.
The highways lending % NJ Eos''iro
case Tore ~Annunziat' oita I"n''
where tho lava is downing seven zee
deem through tac s I"i' "e
Greco and Bosc1reale. are sire"n Wa
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NELSON SENTENCED TO
DIE WEEK OF MAY II.

William Nelson. a negro. who muir
de "a Ms ro1 mon-iav WIFE In HIS apart
ment at No. ii9 West Fifty first street.
On Dec. - last. was sentenced TO die in
the electric chair at Sing Sing In the
week OF May % by Justice bowling. IN
the Criminal Branch OF the supreme
Court, to-day.
Nelson was convicted cf murder Ia
the FRS, degree by a Jury las; Friday.
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luggage abandoned by exhausted re,u-
gees.
Collapsed carts and fainting women
are frequent The government has or
dered transportation OF the victims free.
but the service Is constantly interrupted
By stones OF immense size dropping on
the roudbed.
The funicular railways. Cooks Hotel
and the Government observatory ave
been destroyed. Or. Mattuchi remained
IN the observatory unit Saturday nignt,
and fled only When the building was
almos' entirely surrounded b. lava
streams.
The village OF San sebastiano lust
below the observatory. has been aban.
doced.
Naples in Terror.
Although O4t VI the danger zone.
Naples Is terrified. The
si'eu .'dturuaA nave crstcKe1 wA.ls aA4
shattered windows. In the poor quar-
els me people are kneeling in lie
streets praying TO the Madonna 10 save
lem. Inc streets are ankle deep II
aust and cinders
a black FOG hangs over the city. pro-
t.erd pl NilntalI ana W. OF nne
oIacA sand. The entire city is brgrimed
Hha every one II wearing goggles over
tile eyes. Breathing is difficult be-
Cus. %. tAe POISONOUS FUMES anu tae
CONSTANT min OF nne asaes. sand ana
Inucrs.
so far the sea has betrayed no un-
I Qu!etness, but the usual fear OF a tidal
"bFe ls broadcast. and the sighiseers
Nlo ha't hocNsa here are avoiding the
sva front hotels. while many craft m
the harbOr nave put out 10 sea.
lac wealthy women OF the city are
cmulating thu Business OF Aosta in Choir
tao.e work atnOqg the refugees. As
usual wsl"re there Is distress. the
Ducllcss has thrown hers n MO the
breach and Is working ccaselessly.
An English correspondent who Wit
messed tne destruction OF Boscotrecase
ana Tore Annuaziata wrote as fol-
Four Rivers Of Fire.
From a point On the mountain be
tween the towns ! watched four river
OF molten nre. one OF Wllca. ~ feet
moving slowly and maJes icaily on.
ward, ievouring Vineyards u olive
groves witnessed the destruction oil
q farmhouse. which was cnVrloped or
three sides ay lava.
"lirme ilnlely overhead the grea.
crater wis Lclchins -lucaudescent rock
and tr'tl1r tfr an Incredible distance
The who'll. summit vas wgcath.i ,fltl
nam s ana d - rpetIal roar was heard
Ever dI.u nnn1 tine conc u She volcano
was eucircled with 81 I'd electric Pile
uomeuI. amid which a doWupoug o
liqul nge ON al sides o., the era er wa
revealed in m~1g1i1c"ni awfulness.
In tho evening there WAS q frightfu
shock of p~ArtsNuAke, which was re
prltrl 40 q a. lock on SUNDAY morning
1ouh'"i their pnrasn. aud mon WOMB
aud UnHd~su l~l 1reripitoHsiy towHr-
lie sro The lava had invaded the roat
heriui them
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OVERWHELMED BY
FLAMING LAVA TORRENT

ROME. April 9-The Giornale dlaia this afternoon published a
uonGnr a detachment OF troops who witnessed the destruction OF Bosco-
trecase a a result OF the eruption Of Mount Nesuytus. The Lieutenant is
oumd as follows;
An was quiet in the town just before It's destruction, the President
,o,o,tne that they were safe from tn stream o lava, bi after midnight
terrific rumblngs were heard, followed 10y violent earth shocks which
-..AanA 40 uLrAn.. aa eEaar.l ine MnLa
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SNOW STORM TIES UP
WIRES AT ALBANY.

ALBANY. April "a wet nov storm
set IN here soon after noon today. badly
irterrupting all wire communication
with points west. and Indications point
T., IA severe storm.
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EARTHQUAKES ADD TO TERROR.

On the other hand, the conditions at ottajano are worse. The ashes
and cinders which have fallen Their ae four feet deep and frequent cart,
shocks are felt. Several houses and four churches have fallen; five peo-
nile have been killed and al unknown number OF persons have been injured.
Serious apprehension is felt for the inhabitants of the country in the
vidntty of the town Of Csseta, termeL the Versailles of Naples, a place Of
about IS 600 inhabitants, in whose direction the lava is now flowing.
The town of Nola is being buried under the showers IF ashes coming from
NJ crater which ar carried by the wind as far as the Adriatc SEES.
Nola is a very old owntwenty-twomle from Naples, having about
1snon inhabitants.
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AoLIpAYs Eon

Tho Cotton Exchange IN this city VIII
fe closed Good Friday, EAs er SATURDAY
aud Easter MondIy for the hrst time IN
the history OF the market.
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s1mittsase, tsering that al earthquake would destroy tho" when f' OF
rcore and ,hrr increase the dt'aster
croraa CT women sttrehed the churches pulld down t9 doors ana
took ros.szs.ca q ,he pieturea and statues OF the so!He' which thy ar
lst about q. q Profession bsbingt death.
May pals eamsea slens the rooda and in tbs ndds outside OF Tore
,.rrpxs,a rsd ousjano, where they thought they would be safer than
N the towns. denlng the elements, though nearly bind'd by ashes wet
% IN, ssln By the rain ard ter2rizod by the gigantic, curved flaming
nas. asoye. resembling a simitar resdy 20 fail upen th;in.
100000 FLEE RON HOMES.
Only abovt 1000 out Q: $1,000 inhabitants OF Tore AnnpnEiata dare re-
r,s,s IN ire town, which is now patroled by soldiers
Tho number OF fgiiyea IS augneating everywhere and 1t lie estimated
,,to about hall q million persons have fed from their homes
MANY persons are leaving Naples in alarm, and as traffic on the rail-
roads IS interrupted numbers OF these fugiuves ire going to Sicily by sea
The eruption Of the volcano has caused a great congestion in all SER
vices especially the telegraph lines, making It difficult to forward press or
ether messages
The Duke and Duchess OF AoTa and the Princess Of Schleswig-IIol
stein who is a guest OF tbs Duke and Duchess Of Aosta, Joined the King
and Queen in their visit to the afflicted districts The royal party was
received with the most touching manifestations OF gratitude, amid cheers
and ~ plns. expressions o; thanks and frantic g@ticulations OF Joy
The King forbade the police and carbineers to keep the people away
from him, 81 that all could approach him The women kissed bhe Kings
hapd and the Queens gown, exaaimng; God sent you to us" One Of the
yomen addressing the King. cried:
"f thou art our King order the volcano to stop"
The situation to-day can be summarized as follows:
The conditions at Tore Annunzata, Tore Del Greco and PompeH
have improved, owing to the change in the direction taken by the how-
tv lava
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HELP wANTgp-EEMALE.


WOMAN want d for sctubhing. wage SO
room and board. University Club
0 W. 55th u.
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tiELP WANTEp-MALE.


roy wanted. bright Anne lcan ofiice, boy,
ouu,rtunlty flr advancement ABBY "
u lnth ~ Sth floor rear
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shot. which nosed Delphie ont OF the
place in "a sensational hnisl. George
Odom's Optical was the good thing OF
the race, backed from 10 to 5 to /. Op-
teal broke running. and at one stage
led by i've lengths He Jrci badly in
the stretch. though. finishing outside