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Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-11
BIG LANDSLIDE ENDS
LIVES OF 255 PEOPLE

BY Associated Press
TIFLIS Sept. 10.-Practically with
out warning the side of mountain
rising above the township of Kwareli
broke away and a sea of semi-liquid
sand, stones and mud swept down on
the township and overwhelmed and OBJ
liberated 1t.
Some 255 persons have been buried
alive. Fifty-five bodies already have
been recovered from the mire, which
is six feet deep.
In addition to the lives lost countless
head of cattle perished and the crops
were destroyed.
Kwareli township occupies an area
of five kometers of the District of
Telaw in the Caucasus
Similar disasters are common oc-
currences in Caucasian valleys.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-11
R00SE' 'ELT IN ACCORD
WITH GOV. HIGGINS
By Associa ted Pr:ss.

BY AsSocia ted Pr,ss.
OYSTER BAY, L. L. Sept 10-"AlI I
can say is that have had a very pleas
ant visit to President Roosevelt and
that he and l are In entire accord"
This was the extent of the informa-
tion which Governor Frank w. Hig-
gins wished printed regarding his con-
ference today with President Roosevelt
at Sycamore Hill.
President Roosevelt has indicated
that he has nothing whatever to COM
municate regarding the conference.
When asked about the conference the
governor said,
Naturally the president and l talked
over New York state politics and dis
cussed the candidates.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-11
CALHOUN DENIES
HE WILL RESIGN
By Associated Press,

BY Ass0clateu fIesS
NEW YORK, Sept. 10.-Ladenberg
Thalmann e. Co.. bankers in this city,
received telegram today from Patrick
Calhoun. president of the United Rail-
ways Of San Francisco, in which Mr.
Calhoun denies that he is to resign
from the company. The telegram fol-
lows
81 have no intention of resigning
You are authorized to deny the report
emphatically and state that my inter-
est in the property is just as great as
ever"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-11
Two Have Narrow Escape

By Associated Press,
SANTA BARBARA, Sept. 10.-J. C.
Koester and Louis Raffour had a mar
row escape this evening when a team
and surrey in which they were driv-
ing was struck by train at an un-
guarded crossing near the city limits,
Both horses were killed instantly, and
the wagon was demolished. but the
men were thrown clear of the track
and escaped with slight bruises.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-11

Special to The Herald
SACRA MENTO. Sept 10.-Upon the
eve of the assembling of the state
Democratic convention the question of
nomination for governor is still un-
answered. Tf> adherents of Phelan and
Bell are already beginning to struggle
for the mastery and the issue tonight is
uncertain.
The only weakness apparent in the
ind.-position of Phelan to say he will
accept If nominated. He is now in some
remote fishing camp where communica-
tion with him will be slow and tedious
and it is beginning to be apparent that
he desires to avoid nomination.
1t was expected when M. P. Snyder
and 1. B. Dockweiler arrived from San
Francisco this afternoon they would
be authorized to >ay something definite
in behalf of Phelan. but all they
could report was that they were re-
liably informed that Mr.. Phelan would
accept This, however. was not
deemed sufficiently explicit.
Diggs May Retire
Meanwhile the sentiment for Bell
grows apace and may result in his
nomination if something definite from
Phelan be not produced. Bell himself
occupies a peculiar position. Marshall
Diggs of Sacramento is the candidate
at Bells possible nomination for COVER
ernor and Bell is here as supporter
of DiggS. He says he will not consent
to use of his own name so long as Diggs
is in the field, but it is probable Diggs
will retire, since it is apparent he is
not receiving much support outside OF
his own district. Moreover, the Demo-
Gratis of this district look with dismay
at Bells public nomination for COVER
nor as they believe he can be elected
to congress, for which Office he is
candidate. In short, there is so much
hopefulness and enthusiasm over the
probabilities of Democratic success
this year that it has resulted in multi
plicity of candidates.
Wants Terse Platform
Former Congressman Geary said to-
night that while he had small follow
ing of friends in support of himself for
governor, he thought Phelan the proper
man to be nominated and that his In
fuence would be thrown to either Phe-
Ian or Bell.
Gavin en- b and Frank Gould the
two Wheel-horses of San Francisco
Democracy. arrived this afternoon and
held quite a reception at the Capital
hotel. Mr. McNab, in defining his atti-
tude, said:
"The regular organization from San
Francisco has 14O votes that viii be
cast solidly for those candidates upon
which the country delegates seem to
agree. We of San Francisco have no
candidates for any of the offices. Our
business here is to support the country
In naming ticket and adopting plat
form that viii win this election. We
do want a short, sharp, terse, vigorous
platform and understand we are go
ing to get 1t. For governor either Phe-
Ian or Bell will suit us. We prefer
Phelan. of course, but we have no
candidate of our own"
Look to Los Angeles
In view of this attitude on the part OF
the san Francisco delegation, all eyes
are turned upon the Los Angeles dele
CATION for leadership. Strangely
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-11
vote is poIIed.

1-Record vote is poled.
2-RecaIIs child by bead string.
s-Independents open campaign.
4-Editorial.
5-Clty news
6-Sports.
7-southern California news.
9-Markets.
e-Classif,ed advertisements.
collide into scrap piles.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-11
REVOKE,S
AM n ESTY
OF F ERS
President Palma of
Cuba Stands
Firm
Sixty Havana Residents
Indicted; Bail is
Refused
Field and Rapid Fire Guns Arrive
and It Is Believed They viii
Prove a Powerful
Aid


O @
@ Palma tonight declared the sus- @
g pension of all constitutional O
O guarantees and revoked all offers @
@ of amnesty. @
@ Many Liberal leaders nre being 8
@ arrested. @
100000 O @ 8 100000 8 @ o Q
BY Associated Press.
HAVANA, Sept. 1O.-Four more bat
teries of machine guns from Havana
arrived today in the region about Con-
solacion del Sur, and near the point
where the rebels destroyed bridges and
disabled the first armored rapid fire
train sent out. The second train was
fired on several times this morning.
Small bands of insurgents entered
Paso Real at IL o'clock this morning.
The yereated no trouble and later pro-
ceeded toward the Santa Clara river
In view of the repulse of yesterday of
the forces under Pino Guerrero, the
veteran peace commissioners talk more
peacefully today of the prospects of
peace.
They believe that the machine guns
will be a powerful aid in compelling
Guerrero to a willingness to negotiate
equal to that of the other leaders.
Fighting has been practically sus-
pended in the provinces of Santa Clara
and Havana. Everything now waits
upon Guerrero.
The Moderates are growing more
! apprehensive concerning the stability
of the Cuban republic in the future
even in the event of a complete victory
! for the government.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-11
LOCAL

Allen Ellington Acknowledges own
ership OF automobile.
Native sons celebrate anniversary
Board OF public works VIII not honor
contract for Hope street retaining
wall.
Engines collide at Agricultural park
and thousands OF spectators have
genuine thrill.
Parker's Southern Pacific machine
ready to hght non-partisan movement
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-11
sixty Indicted; Refused Bail

BY Ass dated Press.
HAVANA, Sept. 10.-Sixty more resi-
dents of Havana and its immediate vi
cinity have been indicted for completely
with the rebellion. They have been re-
fused bail. 1t now appears that the
rebels are in possession of the junction
of the Rincon of the United Railway
branches, and trains on the western
line are stopped and searched at will.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-11
Soldiers Guard Havana
BY Associated Press.

BY Assocla tea FreSS.
HAVANA, Sept 10.-Three hundred
soldiers have been brought from Qua
malay into Havana on account of the
possibility of an attack on the capital
The rebel leader, Col. Edward Guzman,
has appointed DR.. Figueroa, president
of the Liberal party in Cienfuegos, to
act as peace commissioner in his be-
half
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-11
BURGLAR MAKES BIG
HAUL AT SAN DIEGO
By Associated Press.

SAN DIEGO. Sept. 1O.-Burglars en-
tered the home of Mrs. S. r. Norris
last night while the family was at
church and ransacked it. taking about
$400 worth of silver and jewelry. They
were in the house when the family re-
turned and made their escape through
a rear window, taking their booty with
them.
It is believed that the thieves are the
ones who have been swindling people
by representing themselves as coll
lectors of the water company.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-11
Newspaper Man Injured

BY Associated Press.
SAN JOSE, Sept. 1O.-Charles d.
South. a newspaper man formerly of
San Francisco. was seriously injured
this evening In a street car collision.
He sustained a compound fracture of
one leg and the other leg was pain
fully lacerated.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-11
FOREIGN
ma revokes All offers Of
President

President Palma revokes all offers of
amnesty.
Hundreds are killed and thousands
wounded during outbreak at Siedlce.
Landslide near Tihis ends lives et
255 people,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-11
coAsT

sixty-nine people injured in wreck near
Santa Barbara.
on the eve of the state Democratic
convention at Sacramento, delegates are
unable to pre- lict with any certainty the
probable candidate for governor
Mob attacks strike breakers at, San
Francisco and guards open hre, wound
ing six.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-11
Rebels RepuIsed

I By Associated Press
| HAVANA, Sept. 10-A troop train
from Havana was attacked early this
morning at Artempa The rebels were
driven off with machine guns.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-11
EASTERN

Democrats make big gains In Maine,
several Republican candidates winning
out by small majorities.
Thousands eagerly await William j.
Bryan's arrival at st. Louis.
wife and son are cut off without dol
lar
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-11
THE DAYS NEWS
FORECAST

Southern California: Fair Tues
day; light west wind. Maximum
temperature in Los Angeles yester-
day, 78 degrees; minimum, 60 de-
grees.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-11
Look to Los Angeles

In view of this attitude on the part OF
the san Francisco delegation, all eyes
are turned upon the Los Angeles dele
CATION for leadership. Strangely
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-11
REGISTER TO-DAY

Don't fail 10 register today. sept.
70 r. the last day Of grace ~ you
wish 10 vote this fall,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-11
NEEDS NO CENSOR

when The HernId comes To your
home all the family may read ft
witty safety. It's clean.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-11

TIE following is list of the injured, most of whom a
tcrs hosptal
The Alaska prospector., 1906-04-12

Naples. April 11-An enormous volume of black smoke is rising two miles above the crater of Vesuvius and incandescent masses of stone are thrown three thousand feet high. The wind is carrying ashes over the city of Naples. which Is completely enveloped in darkness. The sole communication with the sea is cut off. The air is full of sulphurous gases and thousands have tainted from breathing the foul air. New Assures are opening in the mountain far below the cone and are emitting great streams of molten lava. Not d vestige of the town of Boscotrecas is left. The lava flow has reached the out skirts oi 4he town of Tore dol Gre. co, where the inhabitants of other towns have fed fer safety. Thous- ands of acres of vineyards and farms, with buildings and stock, have been entirely destroyed. The national observatory and railway near the cone of the voicana hav' been precipitated iato the crater by the collapsing of six miles of the cone. The air here is unbearable,
 the heat being intense and ashcs everywhere. Many of the haid- ings in the cities along the path of d v,station are covered by fifteen feet of ashes. Ischia, thirty miles west of the volcai.a, is being eyac- ua.ed. The eruption this morning has taken on renewed energy, and Naples is now threatened. TT e inhabitants are fleeing for their lives. The lava flow may again
The Alaska prospector., 1906-04-12
Kussi1of Cannery.

H. M. Wetherbee passed through here last week on the Bertha, en- route to Kussiloff. where he will make preparations for running his cannery this season. The ship L.. J. Morse, steamer Jennie, barken- tine Skagit, and bark Seavia are now on the way to the cannery site with about two hundred men and supplies as well as 60U,O00 feet of lumber for new cannery building. Mir. Wetherbee has store at Kussi- loff, which is now in charge of Wm. Hunter.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-04-12
Missionary Makes Charges
G. S. C1evenger Says Military Is Corrupt and Copper Center
 A Bad Place.

Rev. G. $. Clevenger, the mis- sionary who is stationed at Cop per Center, has filed charges with the government through Lieut.. Emmons against It. Col. Jas. E. Macklin. commanding at Fort Liscum, Lieuts. B. Sharp and Alvan K. Baskette of the 3rd Infantry, and Andrew Holman, Commits sioner at Copper Center, claiming that conditions among the Indians has not been correctly reported to the war department and that the natives have not been allowed to purchase supplies from the com missary at Copper Center. He also claims that liquor has been sold 10 the Indians at that place.
 Tine charges which are now be- ing investigated were made in let ters to Lieut.. Emmons, one of which follows:
 My Dear Mir. Emmons:
 X Both the Commanding Officer at Fort Liscu,n and Lieut.. Sharp have eyaded the question and replied that Indians did not need help. Lieut.. Sharp sent re- port to tne Honorable Secretary of War. but that report was inspired by traders here, especially Andrew
 Holman, of Copper Center, who owns an interest in a store here. lfe has taken great pains to write to Governor Brady, commenting Lieut.. Sharp and he has written, in tine same strain to others. l have never seen Lieut. Sharp's re- port. but l know it's contents from the fact that Mr. Holman has com- mcnded it. Lieut.. Sharp was here few months at the beginning ol winter. lie did not see these In l Continued On S.cond Page.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-04-12
Surveyors At Cordova.

The steamer Bertha touched at Orca or. her way north this trip and unloaded about 100 tons of freight and 2G men for Cordova Bay railroad company. The men were mostly surveyors and assist ants, and the freight consisted of supplies for them and material for con nstructiOn of quarters.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-04-12
Rebuilding Wrange11.

A large number of merchants who were burned ou: at Wrangell recently are already doing business again and will rebuild as fast as material can be obtained. There was no suffering caused by the fire, the residents who sustained no losses helping the others out.
 J. w. Little, of Lllamar, was in town for few days this week.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-04-12

Washington, April 11.--A mail contract has been awarded to tAe Northwestern Steamship Go. for carrying the mails for the next four years from seward 10 Nusha- gak. giving a monthly service.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-04-12

A movement is on foot here to have some of the city officials as si,t the federal authorities in the collection of license money. There are number of business concerns which do not pay licenses at all and the others are slow about pHt- ting iii applications for the reason that tu. re is no provision for noIiE- ing them a hen their licenses are due. The matter will probably be attended to promptly 70 ,hat .H case court ls held here this sum mcr all oI he ci,v license money will he ready for turning oyer to lhe treasurer.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-04-12

Seattle, April ll.-Contractor M. J. Henev has arrived here from the east on the way to Ogca. lie says that work on the Orca, Gopher Center, Fairbanks railroad will commence at once. He goes north on the f,st boat, taking with him his chief engineer, George Rice. Supplies have been going to Orca on every boat and more large ship mcnts are to follow soon.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-04-12
Eureka Roadhouse Burned.

The V. T. Go. roadhouse at Eu- reka burned to the ground the morning of April 9rh. The fire was caused by defective hue and had gained such headway before being discovered that nothing could be done to save the building. None of the contents were saved.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-04-12

Washington. April 11.--lhe sen ate eomr5i.tec on military affairs hes approved thc measure rrovid- ing for an appropriation ei %I59,- G00 fer the construction ot roa5- and trails in Ala~Na. l. is nnccr- la:n whether the appropriation oi $35.eU0 ior railroad surveys and examination of routes will go through.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-04-12

san Francisco. April LA case of smuggling by officers of the gov ernment has been under invcstiga- tion for some time, and yesterday 52 packages of Wells Fargo express which were being sent east by thc officers ot the Oregon were seized by the officials. An examination disclosed ,he fact that smueglins m large scale was beinq pracJiecd by the naval officers.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-04-12
Have You Seen

The new Edison "Home" Phono- graph, with repeating attachment. just received at the Bowling Alley? They are inst he thing. We also have the largest stock of Flower Horns eyer curried in Valdez, and Gold Moulded Records galore. Before you bay that Monograph see us. It will pay you,
The Alaska prospector., 1906-04-12
Show Saturday

Ii arrangements can be made tsrre viii be an entertainment. fol. lowed by dance, at Mckinley l4al3 Saturday evening. The show vii consist ot moving pictures. il- lustrated so'g,, snd song and dance specialties. Particulars will be ppbisned in the Bulletin,
The Alaska prospector., 1906-04-12

For Sale.-On small monthly payments Cottage and lot House and two lots close in Cabin and lot on Broadway Cabin and three lots on west Shern an St. We have tenants for three furnished cabins
 ADAMS REALTY Co
The Alaska prospector., 1906-04-12

New York, April 11.-Maxim ,iorEy has arrived here on a mis- sion to assist his fathcrland. He s1ys rhc Russian, are in worse condition than ever before.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-04-12
BOrn.

Tuesday April 10th, to MT and Mrs. John Lyons, daughter. Mother and child are doing well.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-04-12

The council held a special meet ing Monday to canvass the returns of the elention The final meeting If he old beard wi be Monday night.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-04-12

Washington, April 1.-The president today sent message of condolence to tbc King of Italy.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-04-12
Medicine Outfits For The Trail
 (I@rges Assortment of Snow Glasss) STATIONERY MINING LOCATION NOTICES ASsnfs AMeWs eDWI leyegy qsoe Ph09e HY
Eotfce.
VOLUME 5. NO. J2

Bids will he received for the con- struction of an office building up to April 10th.
 Particulars, plans and speciiica- tions at the residence of l. D. Flynn, Architect.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-04-12

Boston, April 11-Robert Proc tor, secretary to Senator Lode", has been arrested charged with en- bezzling 500 republican campaign contributions from John Bestgen. whom he promised to assist Tn se- curing a consuiship.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-04-12

Zion City, April 11.-Zion is sleeping on its arms, awaiting the arrival of Dowie. Much anxiety is expressed hv the followers of Vo'.1a. An iron hound room was ioaud in thc Dowie residence, which the son says was fixed by Dawic iii anticipation of trouble "i.h l.s followers. 4 carriage is l. na.a Ain at the station, but there will be no demonstration. lie viii be allowed 10 enter shiloh house, his residence, because it is reported that he is sick.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-04-12

Chicago, April l1.-Dowie, after d conference with his advisors says that he will not enter the Zion for several days until preparation for q legal battle are completed. Voliva again denounces the pro- phet from the pulpit.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-04-12

The machinery for the Valdez Gold Storage Co.'S. new cold storage plant has arrived and will be in- stalled at once. The lee machine has capacity nj eight tons a day, which is greater than any other plan. in Alaska. Mir. Crawford, w0o came up few weeks ago. and an expert from Juneau, will put in the plant.
 Mrs. Albert Moon and son ar rived on the santa >Ciara and will reside here permanently.
 The santa Clara reached port yesterday evening with a small rous,anment oi freight and Il few passengers for Valdez.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-04-12
Catholic Church.

On April F, Maunday Thurs day. evening services at 7;30. On April 13. Good Fr:lay, morning service at am. Ihe Devotion oi the seven Words Upon the Cros % at , D m. Evening service at i:.}0. On April l5, Easter Sunday, Holy Mass and Com'aru.on at 9."3 a .i. These services will te h.ia at Moose Hall. Evcrybody is most cordially invited to attend them.
 Father ?. ii IURNELL, x. J.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-04-12
Bratnober Sends Party North.

Henry Brutuohcr will send John II. Mackenzie and . party of eight men into Alaska this summer to examine copper properties which Mr. Bratnober himself inspected two or three years ago. One of he properties is practically iree-mill- Ing copper proposition, q unique and wonderfully rich find.
 The Mackenzie party will go north from Seattle. probably en.er- ing Alaska from Skagvay. over d trail that will take them toward the Panama country, to q district which Mir. Bratnober himselfinvestigated. The party wlll spend the summer in the interior.
 Mr. Bratnober has been reported to he associated with John Rosene in the plan for constructing rail- road from Valdez into the Copper River and Panama countries. It is stated on the authority of his asso- ciates that he has no interest in the railroad project
The Alaska prospector., 1906-04-12
Two Thousand Dead
Naples Being Buried Under Ashes Great Loss Of Prop
 erty and Life. Vesuvius Still Active.

bury Pompeii. The loss of life s, lar is estimated at two thousand.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-04-12

Get a new tie for Easter at the Ladies Bazaar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24

only support, as Ills father died when.
lie was but a. little boy. During his
mothers visit they had been constantly
together, and hts friends say, seemed seem
$inseparable. He accompanied her 20 inc ne
! train IN tho morning, Kissed \ her goods
I'VE, and then returned to his work. = =
the evening lie expressed a desire 5to g 60
swimming. ana after5nluch persuFa q SION y ~
Induced Mr.. llassell to accompany MN y.
Mr.. IIassell came back alone throwing WI y.
the whole house aud all the young ma lla 2 ?
friends into the deepest grief at the re I
citul OF Ills sad story.
& The II body went down In the deepest
mart OF the river}n at that point. and IS
unlikely that It will be recovered soon,
owing to the swlfness OF the tide, which 'Ei,
was rapidly on tile ebb when ne sank,
He was a good swimmer. having been
many times in the river before.
Mr.. Braithwaites came here from Sta ~ Z,
ton last December, and since that time
has BEEN working with the VILLAINS
Printing Company as a compositor. HIS
mother lives In stanton. whittier she
returned yesterday morning, Tho lends
Of the young man telegraphed her last
night OF the sad AFFAIR. WA