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paraiso saying many houses are des-
troyed by fire. The correspondent is
unable to state the extent of the dam
age. The banks are closed.
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Ray Sexton, assistant cashier OF
the bank at Ochelata, came to Tulsa
last night to play ball with the Tulsa
boys at Sulphur today.
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valparaiso's Banks Are Closed.

Hamburg, August 18.-A bank here
received q message today from VAL
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OVER 5000 DEAD---PE0PLE FLEEING

Valparaiso Santiago and
and
Nearly Four MnutesFune Details May Reveal Worse Horror
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q EARTHQUAKE WIPES OU-
DOZ EMS OF GILLIAN CITE s

Country
With Unbted Forcena Del Mar QulMque Imh Qu
Inapd and VaIenr Are Among the More Important Towns Leed
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THE WEATHER.

Washington. August 1S.-For
Greater Oklahoma: .
Fair Sunday and Monday. :
D. .
Evening journal., 1906-07-13
MRS. HARTMAN
HELD FOR COURT

The grand jury of New Castle county
at the September term Of court will have
a charge against Mrs. Maria c. Hartman
to investigate. The allegation against her
is that she obtained s. under false pre-
lenses from Annie Kospinska. Annie went
to her month ago and rented a house
on South Harrison street at S. a month.
She paid Mrs. Hartman S. on account and
Mr.. Kospinska testified before MAGISTRATE
Robertson to-day that when he called On
Mrs. Hartman several times to recover
the money she refused TO give it up or
give him possession Of the house. Accord
ingly Magistrate Robertson held Mrs.
Hartman in 5000 bail for court.
Mrs. Hartman gave to The Evening
Journal this version Of the case On June
10 Mrs. Kospinska rented the house pay
ing s. Of the IS rent anu promising to pay
the remainder on the following day. on
June q two days after the house should
have been occupied by the family. Mrs.
Kospinska demanded the key which was
refused because the remainder Of the
rent had not been paid On the follow ng
day the house was re-rented to another
family whereupon Mrs. Hartman offered
to return to he Kospinska family the d.f-
ference between s.. the amount paid. and
the two days rent the family owed for
the house. but the money was refused.
Evening journal., 1906-07-13
MANY REQUESTS
BEFORE COUNCIL
Building Committee Will Have
Busy Time Adjusting Diff
ferenCeS Over Regulations
TEAMS FOR FIRE CHIEFS

Several communications of import
ance were read before City Council
last night and referred to the various
committees.
Councilman Simmons presented a
communication from the Epworth
League of Harrison Street NJ. e.
Church asking permission to hold re-
ligious services at the Eighth Street
Park on Sunday evenings during July
and August. The permission was
granted by unanimous vote of Council.
Mr.. White presented a communica-
tion from the W. ID. Mullen Company
protesting against the erection Of cer-
tain buildings in course of con-
struction for the Mcmahon Brothers
Company, on the ground that they
were of frame, contrary to law, and
would increase the fire insurance rates
in the city. The communication declar-
ed that the Building Inspector had
given no permit. but that he under
stood that the public building commit
tee had given the permission. Mr.. Sim
mons declared that the building COM
mittee had never seen Mr.. Mcmahon
or heard of his building. The subject
was referred TO the building committee
and the Building Inspector.
Mr.. McGovern presented a communi-
cation from the Manufacturers Con-
tracing Company appealing from the
decision of the Building Inspector re-
garding the DUPONT Office building at
Tenth and Market streets. The COM
pany claimed that the plans were sub
mitted to the Building Inspector prior
to the Issuance of the permit: that the
walls Of each story are supported by
steel supports Independent of any other
floor, and that the walls of each floor
are - feet high and 4 inches thicker
than required by law. Under these
circumstances the company deny any
violation of the ordinance.
The communication was referred to
the building committee and the In
spector for immediate action.
The Board OF Port Wardens sent the
nomination of Enoch Moore as Harbol
Master TO Council and the nomination
was confirmed and Mr. Moore elected
Councilman Simmons presented an
ordinance providing for a horse. wagon
and harness for the chief. first and
second assistant engineers of the Fire
Department and the maintenance
thereof al not more than S25 per month.
which passed second reading and was
referred to the law committee.
Evening journal., 1906-07-13

PARIs-It is expected that duel
viii be fought to-day between young
cassagnac and NJ. Andre. son Of Cen
erai Andre. The cause of the trouble
was the publication Of a statement in
the Matin by General Andre that the
late Paul cassagnac. young Cassag-
macs father, had asked favors from the
government.
LONDON-Colonel Millard Hunsicker
has resigned the management of the
European agency of the United states
Steel Corporation. It is understood
that there has been friction between
Colonel Hunsicker and James A. Far
rell. president OF the United States
Steel Export Company. for some time.
BOSTON-District Attorney John h
Moran made public to-day his inten-
tion Of investigating the railroad and
the gas and electric light companies
with reference to alleged violations OF
public statutes. Among kAa offenses
charged to the railroads ere the issu-
ance Of free passes to members of the
Legislature and discrimination against
shippers in the transportation e
merchandise
Evening journal., 1906-07-13
CONVENTION CALL
ISSUES TOMORROW
Will Provide For Harmonious
State Convention of 100
Delegates
special to The Eveumg Journal

DOVER. July 13.-J. Edward Addicks
is keeping both his friends and
enemies guessing as to his next move
in his political fight. He has apparent
ly taken no action since last Friday,
whereas on tomorrow morning there
Will go forth q joint call signed by
both Republican State Chairmen, Alice
and Ball for a convention, which when
held will Immediately dissolve every
one OF the Union and Regular Republic
can state. county city and district
committees. Authority for this action
was given by a resolution passed by
the Union Republican state Committee
at its March meeting, and which reso-
luton was not revoked last Friday
Addicks has made a public declara-
tion that practically every man who
voted against him in committee last
Friday for the Alice harmony move
ment was an ofice-holder and. point-
ing the finger Of scorn at each OF them.
he charged them with having sold their
seats and convictions for public Office
and pelf
While the Alice men could not DENY
that their strength was made UP OF
ofiice-holders, because practically all
the leading men of the party are now
holding office through the activity Of
Alice in Washington and his favor with
the President, yet it IS pointed out that
practically all Of Addicks' followers are
holding office, too. through the. activity
Of Addicks, for instance
]. Edward Addicks. National Com
mitteeman. in which position he is said
to have told President Mckinley that
he made s1,0O0,000 by the business ad-
vantage it brought him.
George w. Roberts. election depart
ment commissioner.
Thomas A. ID. Hutson. election de-
partment commissioner.
Thomas Postles. sometime proxy for
Charles II. Coulbourn. City Councilman
holding the balance of power in Viii
mington and giving Offices with a
lavish hand.
Francis H. Bradley. notary public IN
Wilmington, and until a few days ago
Evening journal., 1906-07-13
LAST TICKS FROM THE WIRE

SAN FRANCIsCO-United States
Senator Francis C. Newlands, of
Nevada, is suffering from broken
eollarbone. The Senator was thrown
from horse near San Mateo yesterday
and had a narrow escape from death.
Ell PAsO Texas-one of the severest
earthquakes that has been experienced
in San Marcial occurred at 5.12 o'clock
yesterday morning. Buildings swayed
perceptibly. A second shock was felt
at SAB o'clock.
NEW YORK-The case of the People
vs.. Harry Kendall Thaw, charged with
the murder of Stanford White. will be
called In Part l., General Sessions. on
October 1. The witnesses under sub
poena for the State, including May
Mckenzie. have been summoned for
that day.
SAN JOSE. cal.-Dr. David starr
Jordan, in a lecture delivered at the
Unitarian Church last night. located
he origin OF the recent seismic dis
nrbance in Bering Sea, and prophesied
bat the next centre of trouble would
in the vicinity OF San Leandro and
: BAywards. Cal
Evening journal., 1906-07-13
BRYAN HOPES
FOR WORLD PEACE
Greatly Interested in PrOpO-
sitiOn Reduce EneIand'S
Fighting Strength

BY Our own Wire. Publishers Press.
LONDON. July l8-Wlniam j. Bryan
to-day dined with War Minister Hall
dame. The two statesmen then dis
cussed more completely the project adj
vanced by Mr.. Haldame I'm the House
Of Commons yesterday for the reduce
ton Of armaments in outlining the
plans Of the British Government for
army reorganization This is SUBJ
ject IN which Mr. Bryan has long been
Interested. and as he favors the re-
duction OF armies. he is pleased at the
stand which the English Government
has taken in the matter. In an inter-
view with the correspondent Of the
Publishers Press on this subject Mr..
Bryan said
II listened with great interest to Mr.
Haldamc's speech yesterday be-
lieve the scheme he advanced may
mark now era In the general reduc-
ton of ARMIES. / ann much opposed to
any increase in the Fighting strength
Of America or other nations. What Is
wanted IS application Of an intelligent
principle IN the organization OF the
forces on basis of efficiency and
economy
Il cannot say whether the United
states viii follow the example pro-
posed by Mr. Haldame. but hope that
the schome win go a long way toward
bringing about peace in the world
Mr.. Bryan added that the stand taken
by the British Government would
prove gratifying to the next peace con-
ference.
Evening journal., 1906-07-13
BRYAN BOOM
SUBSTANTIAL ONE
Delaware Democrats View
Him As Logical Presi-
dental Candidate

Delaware Democrats view tie renewed
boom for William jennings Bryan for the
Presidential nomination as very sub
stantial AFFAIR although few Of the leaders
are wiling to make predictions this far
ahead.
on one thing almost an are agreed and
that is that bryan has done the country
a great service by causing the people &C
think. They declare that much Of this
policy which has kept President Roosevelt
in the public eye during his administra
tlon has been his adoption I'M a modified
form OF the very things which Bryan ad
vocated in a radical way.
The trip which Bryan has taken aroun'
the world, they claim. WIN be Of inesima
BE benefit TO him and wln no doubt MAX
his acceptance By The majority Of Demo
Gratis more likely
'He stl has h.s hobbies declared one
"but they are not so radical nor is hi
insistence on them 90 vicious"
"lt looks TO me as though Mr. Bryal
would be the next president" said an
other.
william +. Kurtz declared that Il wa
too soon 10 declare whether he would b
nominated or not. 'IIe looks like the logl
cal candidate but cne cannot ten hoV
public opinion may vcer around botwocl
now and the time for nomination.
'Iis ideas are the policy Roosevelt ha
attempted to carry out only IN modiho'
form"
''Tho campaign Of 1908 VIII be a cam
paign IN which national issues VIII e.
largely one Of degree. The same set OF is
sues bid fair TO be before the people. Tn
Democrats viii be for radical enforce
ment of legislation the Republicans TO
conservative enforcement. Political part
platforms were never more similar In th
country between the two great par s.
than they arc likely TO be IN the com n
presidential campaign"
Evening journal., 1906-07-13
KILLS BROTHER
WHO AVENGED Her
Mitchell Slew Fanatic Who
Ruined Her, Was Acquitted
But She Shot linn
MADE INSANE BY ORGIES

SEATTLE, July 13.-Drawing a re-
volver from her corsage. Esther Mitch
ell, barely "a years old shot and in
stantly killed her brother. George
Mitchell, 10 years Old In the Union
station here yesterday Only two days
ago young Mitchell was acquitted Of
the murder Of the man he alleged had
deluded and wronged his sister.
The awful tragedy goes back several
months to the time when Esther Mitch
Ell disappeared from her home in Cor
Wallis. Oregon. The girl and her
brother were members Of a prominent
and prosperous family and they were
deeply attached to each other. The
youth in his hunt for his sister found
that she had Joined a sect known as
the Holy Rollers" Eventually he
discovered that Frank Edmund cref-
field, a HOLLY Roller Prophet" had
spirited away the girl. and Mitchell
started a search for him with the
avowed intention OF killing him on
sight
cremeld and the girl fed to this
city and plunged into debauchery.
Mitchell came here. and for week
haunted tho streets. A month ago
he suddenly came face 70 face with
crefheld, and without a word shot
him through the heart Mitchell then
threw down his pistol and waited for
the police
After the murder Esther Mitchell
could not be found Her brother al
legged Justification. but a plea OF in
sanity was made for him. II was made
known that the girls testimony might
lbe necessary to save her brother from
the extreme penalty, but she did not
come forward But the infamy OF
Crciield was shown clearly, and Mitch
ell was acquitted.
All day Wednesday the youth search-
ed for his sister I'm the dark quarters
Iof the city. He was with his broth
ers, Perry and Fred. and finally they
, found the girl IN a lodging house with
Creneld's widow. Apparently there
was reconciliation and the girl ac-
companied her brothers to the station.
: whore they were 10 take a train Tor
/ Corvallis They an sat on o bench.
talking quietly, until the train pulled
In. Then they started for a coach.
George Mitchell was Just stepping ur
4 when his sister shot him. She was on
the platform, and she sent the bullet
into his brain through the right tenn,
g ple. Tho youth fell back dead. and
- the girl hysterically cried that he hal
paid the penalty for taking Creflcll
from her She was locked up. and thu
two brothers were held as witnesses
Immediately after the arrest o.
Esther Mitchell orders were given fo
, the arrest Of Mrs. Maud Crenaeld. I'M
widow Of the prophet whose deatl
at the hands OF George Mitchell led Il
the tragedy Mrs Cremeld. however
telephoned the police where she was t
he found, and when taken TO the sta
tion frankly admitted that she hat
entered into "A compact with Esther [,
= kin the slayer OF her husband. Shl
viii be held as an accomplice.
Evening journal., 1906-07-13

holding the most profitable magis-
trate's Office IN the city.
There were. ia fact. only about three
men on each side who were not Office
holders. IL seems to be a valuable
asset Of Union Republican politics.
Getting Nearer to Harmony.
on Saturday morning Of this week
there will go forth from Dover one Of
the most notable political documents
I'm recent years. II will be a joint call
for convention of 100 delegates TO be
selected at common primaries by Re-
publicans of all factions and minor
party names. the convention to not
only select state ticket but to merge
the two waring Republican parties
and thcreupon proceed under one BAN
ner
Evening journal., 1906-07-13
DISCUSSED
BY THE DOUMA

BY our own Wire Publishers Pr, IS.
ST. PEI ERSBURG, July .-.h dou 8
to-day decided to send SIX deputies 10 a..
tend the coming interparliamentary peace
conference which wlll be he'd In London
beginning July %. The qu slion Of unNel.
sal peace was freely discuss sed at greai
length IN The debate on mot on decl.r rs
that 'he Douma is the only lariiment ~
the world which is United IN It's desire &c
sloY war.
The de.esa-e 20 the uterplrliameatafy
peace conference at London were instruc,-
ed TO inform Che conference that ths
Douma is willing 10 assume the leader.
ship OF the new international peace move.
ment.
Evening journal., 1906-07-13
ANOTHER $1,000
ADDED TO FUND
SIS6,OOO Contributed To-
ward Y. M. c. A. New
Building

one thousand dollars was added to-
day to the building fund OF the Y. NJ. c.
A.. the contributors being A. Felix du-
Pont and Melville Bambrln, who gave $50
each. The total fund has now reached
SlS6OO0.
Tomorrow at midnight the subscription
lists close and every effort viii be put
forth from now on untn closing time to
obtain the required sum OF S1i.C0l The
executive COMMITTEES this evening will hoo
a meeting and discuss matters relative 10
the work.
Evening journal., 1906-07-13
stopped earbaae duntsr.

Yesterday afternon Health ONCE
Brooks stopped the second would-b
violator of the Board of Health orde
relating TO removal OF garbage. "a
he was approaching Market stra|
bridge coming into town and turnf
his face away from the city with n
empty wagon.
Evening journal., 1906-07-13
Boys in Trouble.

Thomas Reece was a defendant IN
the Municipal Court this morning on
the charge of disorderly conduct The
boy had been at Fifth and Jefferson
streets on the night Of July 8 and
dared Wilford Donovan to go TO Third
and Jeerson ffstreets where there was
a fight later. Two young men later In
the evening assaulted Donovan. Judge
Cochran reserved his decision until
Monday.
Evening journal., 1906-07-13
FOUNDATIONS GAVE WAY
Occupants Of East Sixth Street Houses
Have Scare in Nisht.

Have Scare IN Night
The occupants OF two houses. Nos
1llS and Ills East Sixth street. narrow
ly escaped with their lives during the
night, when the foundations Of the
dwellings gave way. The buildings
iurched from side to side and then set
tied. There was a panic among the oc-
cupants, who are colored. and they
He'd precipitateiy- Some Of them had
difficulty in getting out Of the buildings
as doors opened against walls and
other exists were closed. The houses
viii be condemned to-day by Building
Inspector Connolly.
Evening journal., 1906-07-13
Takes Up Hotel Business

Edward Barrett who for over n
years was a roller at the NcCunouf
Works, has purchased the HecM
at Havre de Grace, and viii h
session on Monday. Mr.. Barr
known Wilmington man and
Trends wish him success in hi
turs
Evening journal., 1906-07-13

By Our own Wire. Publishers Press.
ST. PETERSBURG, July is.-After
several months Of comparative quiet
there was a demonstration OF working
men in the Russian capital to-day
Early this morning a crowd, consisting
of several hundred workingmen and
their sympathizers met Ia the Newsk5
Prospect and at five o'clock started to
march toward the winter palace, carry
Evening journal., 1906-07-13

ing red flags and singing revolutionary
songs. The police shortly after the line
began to move ordered the marchers
to disperse The workngmon refused
to obey the order. however ana the
police then charged the cpowd when
order had been restored 1t was found
that two workngmen had been killed
and many had been injured. The re-
maindcr OF the marchers scattered In
an directions.
Evening journal., 1906-07-13

"A MAN WHO BUILDS, AND
WANT WHEREWiTH TO PAY,
PROVIDES A HOME FROM
WHICH TO RUN AWAY"
Young.
, 1906-06-04
Street Accidents.

Twelve per cent of all the accidents
to people in cities happen on the
streets. Statistics show that the av-
erage citizen, if he should meet with
100 serious mischances on his walks
abroad, would slip on the ice, and fall
down under other circumstances, six.
ty-eight times; he would get hurt ten
times in boarding or dismounting from
cars; he would be Knocked down, or
otherwise injured, by horses and was.
ons six times; he would be bitten by
dogs four times, and he would step
Iisastrously upon banana peels twice.
The remaining mishaps would be mis-.
cellaneous, and might include n or
two collisions with motor cars, which
have taken the place of bicycles as
perils to the pedestrian.-Pearson's
Magazine.
, 1906-06-04

lot or hindrance? Do its officers hunt
for The things offensive to haunt them
in the faces Of the western people?
The latest break of the organization is
the adoption of the following resolu-
tons, that would do credit to the YER
lest reds" of the reddest quarter of
Russia:
whereas, The Geographic dis
patches in this mornings paper herald
ed the fact that the MeXicans in the
mines of La Caranea. Mexico. ask for
an increase in wages, n through
these attempts for better conditions,
violence is now rampant / II Mexico,
and
whereas, The Western Federation
OF Miners recognize the class struggle
throughout the world, and know no
race or creed in the battle for industri-
al freedom; therefore
BE it Resolved, That, while we de
plore the loss of life and property, the
| Western Federation Of Miners, in con-
vention assembled, send greetings TO
the Mexicans, trusting that their Ell
forts for a higher standard OF living
will be crowned with success"
The telegraph brings word of riot
and bloodshed at Cananea, Mexico, in
(which the Mexican miners shot down
scores of Americans who were there by
the permission of the Mexican govern
ment, in the peaceful pursuit of theii
business, and the Western Federation
, lauds the thing as one Of virtue. Jus
how the officers can reconcile this res
Iolution with the deplorable loss of life
and that, too, Of American citizens In
lawful avocation, is one of the things
that organization will have to answer
for in the future.
Higher standard Of living indeed!
They are seeking for the higher stan
dard," no doubt, at the point of the
knife and in the explosion of the bomb
They have no right to take human life
in the seeking after the higher stan
dard," and the Western Federation, ey
en- in America, has no right to com
mend the taking of human life and the
destruction of private property, even
while recognizing the class struggle
Throughout the world" Out upon such
lack of patriotism!
, 1906-06-04
Deafness Cannot be Cured


By local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an infamed con,
dition of the mucous lining of the Eus-
tachian tube. When this tube is in
famed you have a rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when it is en-
urely closed, deafness is the result, and
unless the Inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to it's normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed
forever; nine cases out of ten are caus-
ed by catarrh, which is nothing but an
infiamed condition of the mucous sur.
faces.
We will give n hundred dollars for
any cas- of deafness (caused by ca,
tarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure, Send for circulars free.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
, 1906-06-04

There are not many candidates for
democratic nominations for state of
fees so far. Senator Kiester has pos
itively declined to become the candi-
date for governor and so far as The
Republican has observed hone of the
state papers have heretofore suggested
viii Reid of the Rawlins Journal for
the democratic nomination for con
gresham against Mr.. Mondell. Per
haps the democrats and the socialists
could fuse me secure a willing joint
candidate for the supreme court in
Judge Groesbeck of this city.
, 1906-06-04

Whatever else We may say about the
farmers of the Laramie plain-and we
call them farmers" with a full realiZa-
ton of the meaning of the word-they
are not complaining of the lack of mois-
ture for their growing crops. They
have now time between showers to
come to town and sample their favor
brew of barley or take just cold water,
knowing that the weather clerk is look
ing out for their interests on the farm.
Verify. the farmer is holding his own
as the pet of the elements.