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Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-03-21
Formosa Earthquake.

A severe earthquake occurred at
Kagi. Formosa, Saturday. Hundreds
Of buildings we're destroyed and many
hundreds of people were killed.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-03-21
Paymaster Ash Dead.

The navy department has received
news Of the death at Guantanamo,
Cuba, of Paymaster Howard p. Ash.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-03-21

An optimist under q cloud will look
for signs Of breaking away.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-03-21

Girls who wear out their beaux are
never short OF ribbons.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-03-21

A poor excuse is the equivalent Of
turning the pockets inside out.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-03-21

AnarchI6t Most 70 Dead,
Herr Johann Most, the anarchist
died In Cincinnati, Of erysipelas.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-03-21

A live publication de-
voted to Adams county
and resources OF the Pa
cific northwest. Circu-
lates among prosperous
people who petrontze ad-
vertisers.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-20
LIFE SECURE
In Warsaw Where the Hospitals anc
Morgues Are Overcrowded

Berlin. Aug 1a.-Thc Warsaw cor
respondent of the Nossiche Zeitung
gives the following description of the
situation there;
Tho population + terribly dis
rcssod and there is hardly any
street traffic on account Of the in.
security Of life Tho soldiers have
received orders TO FIRE on cv rybody
arousinu suspicion. All hospitals are
SO cvcrcrowded thar patients are
obliged 10 lie on the floors.
In the morEuc are s;lll lying 3S dead
who were found in the streets Il is
not known how many have been
buried secretly during the night by
the people. II is impossible to ascer
tain the number Of dead or wounded.
DR. L0Ientowicz and his ASSISTANTS
in a hospital in the suburb of Viola
bandagad the wounds of f74 persons.
The ccntcr of the Gown is quiet nut
30 is mo dangerous - enter the Jew
ish quarter.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-20
EMPERORO[CLARES
WAR WITH THE
T[RROR|STS
IN POLAND AND MAY FORM
SPECIAL MINISTRY TOPUT
DOWN REVOLT.
CONDITION is Sc Nous
And Warsaws Hospitals and Morgues
Are CroWde d--Poiice Cutting
Jobs-Demand Punishment
of FIoegers.

St. Petersburg. Aug. 10. call to
an uncompromisiug war wild terror
ism and revolution in PoIhd was
sounded in an imperial telegram Of
cOngratulation to Governor General
Skallon Of Warsaw. on ha escape
from bombs thrown at him iaWarsaW
Saturday In the telegram Emperor
Nicholas says
''Do not be discouraged h9resolutc
in battle with insensate anaIchy and
sadition
Under the present conditions in
Poland it will he difficult ID execute
the viii of The emperor as te police
have practically been drivenIfrom the
streets of Wareaw and the prevailing
military measures are belieted to be
Inadequate
Hence the telegram is regarded here
as indicating that tae int entjon of the
emperor is to strengthen the hands
Of Gen Skallon, and form a pecial
ministry to take over tae government
of The Polish provinces.
The establ shment OF a practical die
tatorship for Poland is hinte1 at by
Svet. tha court organ. 1t j: considered
as extremely probable that Genera
Skallon even if he is not victim t
a second attempt hy teFrorists, ma!
retire, either of his own yolition, o
at the request of the emperor beeaus'
of the representations from the cour
and army that a stronger man i
needed
Police Quit JOBS in Terror.
Since The acute revival of terrorism
the ministry Of til interior has besi
flooded with complaints forwarded b
the chiefs of police in all parts o
the empire 10 the effect that the polio
evident that if this state Of affair
continues it may compl a practical re
placement of the police by troops,
The monarchi.t organizations, mos
of which are classed by the liberals
as Black Hund are trying 10 ar
range a national congress at Kiotf
with the yiaw to placing tickets in The
field for the parliamentary elections
which. it is now believed will be hel,
in November
Demand Vengeance for Girl,
Both Premier Stolypin and Wa
Minister Rudigcr are receiving many
letters demanding the punishment q
the officers and soldiers of the Cheva
Her guards concerned in the whippina
Of Annie Smiruolf, and the new paper.
continue TO b. filled with Indignant
articles on The subject NJ. Stolypir
has ordered an investigation of tho
affair. hut so far as known the wal
authorities have made no move Thr
. RI is in a hospital and her condition
is reported serious.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-20
LAID IN ASHES
Is Santiago. the Capital Of chile-Ter
rible Destitution Reigns.

Lima, Peru Aug. 19.-Word came
here late this afternoon confirminc
the report that the magnificent city
Of Santiago de Chile. the third city
in South America in wealth and popu.
lat'on. has been practically destroyed
by the terrific earthquake which
wrenched the west coast Of lowor
south America on Thursday night
The telegraph service is so badly
demoralized that only the most me7-
ger reports are coming through. but
every dispatch z ves color to the grow
ing belief that the splendid capital -
Chile is a mass of ruins.
More than half the $50 n06 persons
who made rp the population are be
hcvcd fo Dc homeless. and many ~ the
great public structures are dasfroye 3
or badly damaged. These include the
magnificent capitol building. in which
ta7 supreme court meets the great
Cathedral. which Is one Of the finest
in S0Uih America, the palace ~ the
arch bishop 81 chile. the summer resi-
dence 81 tho president n the republic
colleges. Libraries. cunvents. monaz
teries municipal structures and tn
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-20
HAD s35,ooo
But the Whole American Party was
Arrested-one Took Umbrella.

Rheims France Eug 1a-E O.
Foreman and wife and three children
and Jul us Strauss end wife. Of Chi
.caro while automobiling here trdav
were arrested and detained for soy
oral hours at tn police he8dqugrte-s
on charge uf larceny. Then they
were relca-ed ar the instance of J.
Martin Miller the American consul
The srFe~t grew out Of the visit re- n
shop whore Mrs Strauss picked MP
an umbrella worth hardy more than
90 francs and then turned and con
vcrsei with a child for few minutes
The storrkeeBer Leaame sus7i-ioHs
and gave the whole parry into the
c1-t0dy of gBdaHme. despite the
fact they had So. 5.eoo in their po-ses-
ion.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-20
DEPARTMENT is NOTIFIED.

Washington. Aug ION .ai al.
vices reached the state department go.
day regarding the Valparaiso disaster
but gave only Information similar 10
press dispatcbce Mr. Buchanan, head
Of On. American delegation to tho
Pan American congress ut Rio. cah'ei
the stare department stating thai no
information had been received there
and asked fcr news. --ct ng Secretary
Adec cahIed information.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-20
I rSH I SiF
$iais q.
BULL.E TIN
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Hskln - 4 lsga n ~


VALPARAISO, Chile Aug 19.-At 7:25
O'Clock Thursday evening Valparaiso
experienced an earthquake of great
severity. During the night 81 shocks
were felt.
Most of the buildings in the city are
either ruined or damaged
The loss is enormous, probably
$3.50, 100000.
Two thousand persons, killed Is
considered a far estimate of the cas-
ualtles here.
Vine Del Mar, three miles from Val
paraso, with a population Of over TO-
GOO Quirihue, 225miles southward,
population 2,500 Salto Limache, IS
miles to the northwest with popu-
lation Of $500; Quilatto, 25 miles to
the northwest population 10000, and
villages all around were destroyed.
Most of the fires started after the
first shock.
The whole population is sleeping to
night in the hills, parks or streets.
Food is very scarce Milk is TWO Chill
can dollars per liter, and it is almos,
impossible to obtain meat, even at
high prices.
The railroads are all destroyed
The rain, which began to fall after
the first shock, stopped an hour later
The nights are very cool and windy
and the people sleeping in the open
are suffering greatly.
The captain of steamship which
arrived f.9m San Franeiseosas asz,1s tha
situation here is worse than following
the disaster there.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-20
SHOCKS DIMINISHING
In Force Says Cable From Valparaiso
Martial Law Prevails.
BULLETIN.

Valparaiso, Via Galveston. Aug. ~
valparaiso and ncighboring towns
are wrecked and part ally burncd. ana
In an towns In the Aconcaeua valley
conditions are similar In the south.
there were severe shoks at Tala.
capuanco. Talca and Zone bat there
the disaster is not appalling
Quakes occur from time TO time.
hut are diminishing in force. An accu.
rate estimate of the dead and wound
ed Is impossible. Martial law has prc.
vailed in Valparaiso since the first
day and the entire population is camp
ing in the omen The only wires work
Ing Is ono subi5rranoan and the sea
cables of the Central Southern
American companies.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-20
THREE HUNDRED SHOCKS.
Follow the First 50 at Valparaiso Says
Gable to London.
BULLETIN.

London, Aug. i9.-Iu a dispatch
fom Valparaiso, without dae, the
correspondent of the Daily Mail says:
Sixty per cent of this city Is com
pletely DESTROYED. The death roll is
very heavy. There were 81 shocks
Thursday night and 300 more since
then. The tremcrs stiIl continue. One
honndred thousand persons are home
less and destitute. Water is giving
out Surrounding towns are destroyed
and the railroad cut"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-20
BUSINESS IS SPLIT
H ATTENTIONS
70 WIFE
AND SUIT FOR ALIENATION OF
AFFECTIONS STRIKES TWO
YORklSTATE VILLAGES.

New YCfklAug. 19.--Thc villages Of
Suffern and Htlburn are a.tip'oc with
excitement oEer the lomesticc difficult
ties of two Yell known families. viii
liam c. tIedfy a young man. and f.
C. Ripley, 18th or prominent social
position, ha c been partners in Cne
of Suffren S finest stores, contract
ing plumbing and hardware busine IS.
The partnership f. dissolved the
two men hNe chosen separate paths
and one of them has been dropped
from the Hilbugn Base Ball associa.
ton which is party financiered by
Mrs Thomas f Ryan. of New York,
whose summer home is there and who
has given The town of Suffern hos,
pital, a school and some of its other
fine institutions.
Headley.I wao is twenty-nine years
old, has a pretty wife of lwenty-four.
He has slle1 his former partner, Rip
| ley, for $15 900 for alienation of his
wife's affections Ripl ay, who was ar
rested. is Under $25,o00 bonds to ap-
pear at court in November ana answer
the charges.
Says He Heard OF it Last.
It is alleged by Headley that the
whole town knew of his business
partners devotion to is wife for tive
wears before he suspected It wa.
lRipley's habit to call al the Headely
hone while ueadley was lahorina
oyer{ha book of the colcera at the
officeRipey who Is sorty-fve, Is one
of the @ndomost men IN Hilburn, is
| the locA postmaster, is prominent in
he locaAsecret orGers, and, besides
being in N:iness in Suffan, was a
trusted clSl in the Car trust He be
longs to arnold New England family
and settIedN Nn suf;ern fifteen years
ago, going tNre f.om North Adams
Mass.
According tWhe complaint. Ripley
made habit A NJ citing Mrs. Head
ley on the ba& road under the
shadow Of HouNnlopt Mountain q
lonely spot, and taking her for lonG
rides In his autoloOile Their attach
ment was the sulielt Of gossip a long
time before any m4 dared to sugg II
to Headley that ie was paying more
attention TO his ~ mess than to the
safety of hi. heath,
MFbAn SOM, bt. Fti.p,1e finally
made him awardof the coodition of
affairs he Refused TO nelieve II and
asked his wife wat she thought Her
embarra, sment, Irous ii a suspicion
that all the talk i his ne ghbor. had
failed to awaken was not long afte,
this that Iieadld went 10 Pennsyl
vania on busnest telling Ripley and
his wife that he hould be gone fer
three days. lnstW he returned the
second night
AZ the station,he alleges. he was
nrpriscd TO sec his partner Ripley
looking at the arriving passenger. as
if he expected sole one. Headley got
on the end OF Nh train and unob-
served followed Ripley down the
street to the HoaAey home Here, he
saws he was agk surprised tp see
/ his partner admicd as if expected,
and while tho hu+lui was thinking IL
over in the frontgard the house ap-
peared TO be SHIT up for the night
| Later he tried tcle himself in ana
! f4{liu., IA pngct a pntraupp fprCcd Cd
door He allcge lat he found Ripley
his wte's guest.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-20
WOMAN IS SLAIN
AND HIDDEN IN
BUSHES
AND HER MURDER IN LOS AN.
GELES WAS HIDDEN FROM
AUTHORITIES A MONTH.

Los Angeles, Aug 19.--The body OF
young woman clad in a silk dress
with a bullet hole through her head
was found under brush in the second
Santa Monica Canyon mile and a
half north Of Port Los Angeles by a
ranch hand
The tragedy which ended her life
was past question murder. The lone.
liness Of the spot, the manner Of con
cealmcnt and the absence Of weapon
all point with certainty to this conc u,
sion. ~
The motive which has been as
sumed for the dark crime, so long
hidden, was greed for her possess ons
This theory is strongly inferential, the
richness of he woman's raiment fur
nishng the basis.
The body must have lain beneath
the brush for nearly It not quite q
month lis condition Is such that
| Identification probably must come
through Iecogn tion OF her garments
a skirt of costly black silk being fht
most distinguishing article of raiment
The thick, wavy brown hair and tn
contour of her forehead, as we'll a.
the form Of the woman would a.
one to place her age between twenty
and thirty years
Lonely Spot.
The spot where The dead body was
found Is a lonely one, yet couples
oftentimes stray that far from SAINTS
Monica and within tho past month {
hundred or more persons, no doub
have walked or driven within few
Yards of the CHASTITY agure,
The absence Of weapon proves
conclusiyely to the officers that th'
woman was murdered bat if corrob
oration were needed il would be fur
nished In the hiding plalce to whicf
the body was dragged.
The ranch hand who uncayered tht
secret had dismounteG from his Wagon
at point about $40 yards from TIL
| beach A pair Of shod feet protrndini
from d thick clump Of brush led hin
the discovery
Within an hour Santa Monica off
1crs were in the canyon. Their fir
thought was to search for the jewelr
! The quality and style Of the woman
lress favoring such IN inspiration,
They found neither iewelry no
money and at once jumped to tn
robbery conclusion.
The body was taken 10 Guidering'
morguo in Santa Monica, but 10 on
Il the town who learned If th'
| tragedy and TO whom IA description
was given could furnish any clew,
Despite the condition of the bod,
the entrance wound of the bullet Il
clearly defined in the left temple. The
missile pa sed clear through her he1'
ana came out In th2 right temple, evi
lently deliberate and well calcu
lated hot
Marshal Barrcto, of Santa Monica
expressed the opinion that woman
# family and reputation would have
been missed aud a search Instituted
for her.
J. NJ Johnson. head waiter at the
rab9illo ship Hotel in Venice. say
the dead woman's description ant
lross tally with those of a handsome
woman richly dress, and wearins
diamonds. who dincd at the Shil
Hotel about FIVE weeks ago with {
salesman for the Las Palmas Ciga
company aud party of friends.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-20
Fof WEEK
Donovan Was luried in Mud and Was
R6cued Alive.

Mempbis. Tmn Aug is-hslf bur
led in muck John Donova. an aged
man yesterday Eas found alive ami
c-rscious after a week lcht aiih
death undpr a cotton corufts DOno-
van crawled rnder The buillng seven
dav- aeo toref Out of the Tain. He
feU asleep. and when he "a .e found
hirsself imbedfed in md Hc was
toe weak to extricate hiHi iIf His
niigsi was discovered ID lby by 2
ustrbmau. Policemen cal TO his
assistance had 70 use sho' ~ DIG
hin GU H is espscted rscorst
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-20
DPED
The Entire Famill and Boarders With
Choroform ar Robbed House.

Marysyille. Obi Aug ID Seven
members of thefamily of Michael
Cody, ST. in DOVE town hip, and two
carpenters who Nre boarding there.
were chlorofOrmeila- night by burg
lars. The house "a, rarsacked from
top TO bottom an 80 IN gold Wa
taken from an ~ trunk Nr Cody
was supposed 10 ia,C o.. 80 am of
money in he hJec
The robbers II not modest scycrlt
fine gold wal he in plain sight The
chloroform was hministered in heavy
dC-es and none the pauie- Ie-ainci 8
consciousness nhil this morning
The burglars helped themselves to
breakfast ana zen departed There Is
no clcw.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-20
FEUO RENEWED.
Texas Mar Shot to Death After Ne
Cut Anothers Throat.

Columbus. Texas Auc re Two
men were killed here in a renewal
of the Reese Townsend Rurford fcud.
John Tar.e-on cut fhe throat ~ F G..
Pinchhacs. ard was IN turn shot hy
Ned Ru-f1rd 81 cousin e p uChhack
and SON ~ former sheriff Burford
Pinchsrd died in an bour. and Tarie-
son vas found today in the bushes
nss Tths zecsns Or TIE ff1Hbi=-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-20
AT MOTHERS FEET
Her Baby Boy was Thrown With =
Broken Neck.

Springfield Ohio Aug 10 Floyd
Bensmore. four years old. was insian--
~ killed tonight IN front II his homo.
west Of New Carlisle The TAI waz
riding on a wagon with bis tWin broth
er The horses gave q quick start
aud The lad was thruwu oh. falling a.
the feet Of his mother. His NECK was
broken. The ether boy feg. bu' sls
not injured
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-20
BEARDED MAYOR TOM
Ard Children Can Now Play On the
Streets All They Like.


Cleveland. Ohio. August ia.-Thiriy
little boys and girls Wao called them
-clscs the Cpurtlaud Street fib ary
league. called on Mayor Joh- ion to
day. armed with standards inscribed
Down with the Oppressois. and N,
Streets Arc the Children's Too Til
children had been forbidden 10y the
police ~ play base ball and other
games on the street on reaching tn
city hall the delegation marched 20
the office Df The mayor Word was
sent demanding Iii presence i'm
mediately
When the mayor entered the office
he was greeted with an omnibus
silence. "Artio" Newell. II ycars old.
stepped forward and handed tha
mayor n petition asking that the
rights of the children Doe restored
The mayor granted iaem The right
io play IN the strrct- as much as tlcy
liked.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-20
FORT Riley MANEUvERs.

Fort Riley Kas Aug. t9.-Six com
Danics OF state militia Of South IA.
kota arrived today fer army maueI
Ters
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-20

THE SUCCESSFUL ADVERTISER
Is the one who gauges his advertising
gait just as he does his rent or insur'
It in season and out, rain or shine.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-20

you CAN sARr nre without kind.
ling, but you lose much valuable time.
You may also be able to build W
business without advertising, but ID
will be mighty slow against an advcr-
tising competitor.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-20

CONTINUED On sIata psgs-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-03-10
The DOGS TONGUE.

At last a German professor has
tackled the important question why
dog lets his tongue hang out of
his mouth when he is hot. To be
sure, many years ago Limnaeus
seems to have pondered this prob
lem but he disposed of the matter
altogether too fiippantly by saying;
viX sudat, calidus linguam exserit,
thus simply indorsing the vulgar be-
lief that dogs perspire altogether
with their tongue. Professor Dahl
has no use for such, a shallow ex-
PLANTATION. He points out, in the Ma
turwissenschaftl Wochenscrift
Ca name to make any dog how'd,
that it is not true that dogs do not
perspire with their skins; they &C
tually do SO, although the perspira-
ton does not form in drops, as in
the case of horse. The professor
admits that the escape of moisture
on dogs tongue does help to cool
him, but maintains that there is a
deeper reason for the protruding
tongue in the painting animal. When
dog is at rest he breathes through
his nose; but after violent exercise
he needs more air than can pass
through his nostrils, and must there
fore breathe through the mouth. This
however, is, on account of the forma-
ton of the tongue, possible only if
he lets it hang out of the mouth.
But why did not wise Nature widen
the dogs nostrils, after the fashion
of the horses? For this question,
too, our professor has an answer.
The dogs principal sense is the sense
of smell, which, to be at it's best,
requires nostrils precisely like those
given to the dog.-New York Even
inc Post
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-03-10
Onions for Grin,

The free use of onions as a grippe
germ destroyer is borne out by re-
suits. In a Jersey family last year
the whole family seemed to have
been taken down at once by unusual
ly violent manifestations of that dis
ease. All went to bed save the
Swedish kitchen maid, who was just
crawling about with frequent drops
down on the couch before she could
go en- again. Meanwhile an Italian,
who had been sent to do some re-
pairing in the house, appeared, but
was told that it was impossible to
have anything done as all were sick.
When told what the matter was,
Eat onions,' he said; Eat all time.
No like? Eat just same. Onion!
onion! onion!" The Swedish girl
took his advice, though usually
averse to onions, and after a day
was able to throw off the disease. go
On with her work and care for the
rest of the family, who had no faith
in the onion cure.-Weekly Witness.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-03-10

cheap and better than much uncIean
milk butter, but the dairy interests
organized and forced the legislation.
The law should have provided that
pkgS. OF oleomargarine bear the state
ment Of ingredients and then let peo-
pie who desire purchase it for Just
what it Is, and not try to kill it by
heavy tax. Manufacturers sometimes
try to force measures in their own in
terests, but contrary to the interests
Of the people and the labor trust is
always active to push through bills
drafted in the interest Of that trust,
but directly contrary to the interests
OF the people as a whole. Witness
the anti-injunction bill by which labor
unions seek to tie the hands of our
courts and prevent the issue Of any
order to restrain the members Of that
trust from attacking men or destroy
ing property. Such a bill is perhaps
the most Infamous insult to our courts
and the common people ever laid be-
fore Congress and the Representative
in Congress must be held to a strict
accountability for their acts relating
thereto. But when bills come before
Congress that are drawn in the inter-
est Of all the people they should re-
ceive the active personal support of
the people and the representatives be
instructed by the citizens. The Sen
ators also should be written to and in
structed. If, therefore, you will re-
member your privilege and duty you
will at once-now-writet to your Con-
gresham and Senator on this pure
food bill. Clip and enclose the copy
herewith presented and ask them to
make a business Of following 1t