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The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-29

the legal freight rates on shipments
Of oil in violation of the interstate
commerce law and the Elkins act.
The indictments charged the COM
pany with accepting lower rates on
shipments Of oil over the Missouri
Pacific and Southern Pacific lines
from st. Louis to Alexandria, La,
and to eleven specified points be-
yond.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-29

says, 81 have used Chamborlain's
Cough Remedy in my family for
years. As a Group cure 1t has no
equal. I am satisfied that it saved
my boys life, and take pleasure in
recommending it."
For sale by Golding Drug Co.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-29
Chambcrlains Cough Remedy Aids
Nature.

Medicines that aid nature are al.
ways most successful. Chamber,
lain's Cough Remedy acts on this
plan. IL allays tho cough, aids OK
pcctoration. relieves the lungs. opens
tho sccrotons. thereby aiding ma
tufc in throwing Off a cold and re-
storing the system 10 a healthy con-
dillon. 70 is famous for It's cures OF
colds and Group aud can always be
depended upon.
For sale by Golding Drug Co.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-29
Speaker visits President.

Associated Press.
Washington, D. G., Nov 2S,-
Speaker Cannon saw the President
today to ascertain some of the lat
tiers views as to the relative Inn
portance Of tho various subjects In
which the President IS interested and
which Will come to the front at the
approaching session Of congress.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-29
II COUNTS AGAINST
WATERS PIERCE CO.

st. Louis, Nov. 2S. THE federal
grand jury today returned two in
dictments with total Of seventy
two counts against The Waters
Pierce Oil Company. charging the
company with having accepted re-
bates and having discriminated in
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-29

Safe and Snre Cuqo for Group.
When a man finds good thing
IL tx natural that he should wish to
share his good fortune with others.
Mr.. Henry 8ola, Of Hillsboro, Iowa,
is not an exemption to this rule. He
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-29
No Opium IN Chamberlalns Cough
Remedy.

There is not a particle Of opium
or other narcotic in Chamberlains
Cough Remedy, aud never has been
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-29
81. Louis Wool.

ST. Louis, Nov. Wool steady
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-29
Jack EdsRS Found Guilty Of Attempted Robbery Of
Amarillo National Bank Volunteer Defense
Makes Game Fight
". H. PRESCOTT UP FOR TRIAL
Charged Win attempt 10 Murder W. H. Reese, Who Is Pros
eeuIng Witness --PrGHsni Term Of Court Prom
iSGS TO Be Record Breaker

with Prescott and the diligently. The
man Prescott, no said, was the form.
Of husband Of his wife and was the
father OF Mrs Reose's children. He
Reese, and his wife had not gotten
along web together and sho had sued
for divorce. But in the meantime
sbo was living in his 'honso aud was
noing supported by him.
On the night OF the trouble he
had been going home from town aud
had met four men on the street. one
asked. Is your name Reese2n upon
his affirmative answer tho man.
whom hogFeognized Is Prescott. said
you have been abusing my child
ron mo answered Reese "lel
me explain Then Reese says ono Of
the men grabbed and yelled. go 10
him Prescott" Prescott stabbed him
repeatedly in the abdomen and fin
ally Reese broke away and took
refuge in a neighboring house.
On cross examination he denied
having threatened Prescott other
than telling Mrs. Reese that her
former husband must stay away
from the house or he would set hurt.
-
He admitted having purchased
pistol previous TO tho difficulty but
denied having 1t with him on the
night in question and said that he
knew nothing OF the pistol found
near the scene of the cutting.
w. N. Griswold, a ticket broker
on the Bowery, testified 10 seeing
the two men together a few DAYS
before the trouble. Prescott had a
knife in his hand and seemed TO beI
threatening Reese.
Mrs. Cole, in whose house the
wounded man took refuge, told oil
his condition and words when no
came to the house and OF the cries
of "help!" from near her house
where the cutting occurred.
The jury hearing this case is: NJ.
Mclaughlin, J. II. Avery, w. j. Pat
ton, A. f. Stroud, w. e. strote, w
d. Martin, B. C. D. Bynum, A. III
Mcknight, n, G. Harding, J. r. Low
and A. B. Ray.
Grand Jury Still at Work.
when is that grand jury going
20 get through and go away" do
Jack Floyd, the county as
SCISSOR yesterday. 81 don't feel
ike running much myself and | feel
OTIS easier after they've gotten
through and adjourned" Whether
he genial assessor had any grounds
or feeling uneasy Is n matter of
'ome question, but in some quarters
here is probably just ground for
apprehension. The grand jury Is
till busy and many indictments are
icing turned in. Not all these in
Iictments will come to trial because
ome of the parties wanted have
Iuietly left the scene of their re-
ent activities and are visiting in
'ther parts The most important
ase yet TO be handled in this court
5 the Dockray case and the indict-
nents in this have not yet been
made public.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-29

or AAsARlLLo. TEXAS.
RESOURCES

Loans aud D'scouHts
Bonds and Real Estate r...
Redemption l'urd -v..
Cash and lix. SsSi5592
Demand Loans a1e,7l3.2sA
Total ......,.-...,... 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20
ON
alaska RUN

steamer President. the new craft
OF the Pacific Coast Steamship
company being constructed by the
New York shlphuilding company, Of
New Jersey. viii be ready for de.
livery February /. The President
viii then be brought to this coast
and next season will be placed on
tho Seattle.Nome run.
The above announcement was
made today upon adviccs Of the
company from San Francisco. The
President IL built on the same lines
na the steamer Queen. except that
she will have twin screws and
berth zoe more passengers first
class.
The governor. also being built by
the same company. viii be ready
for delivery two months after the
President. Like the latter steam.
er. the Governor will have double
bottoms and be capable Of making
10 knots In any kind Of weather.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20
JUSTICE GETS
A DUCK|NC
GASOLINE YACHT rs DETER.
MINED TO co TO SEA AND
HAS TO DC LED BY HAND TO
saoRE.

Justice q the Peace p y. Davis
has discarded his new lirht sum
fnsf su!t and il iodaH wearing his
heavy fall ciother Yesterday he
invited several 81 his friends to so
sailing with him Ia the little yacht
Minnie. which BE recently acquired.
ne had Installed gasoline engine
with which be felt safe II the breeze
should fail him. aud ~ be WAS vel
under way ln Rolling Hay he found
that the little beat was out Of bis
control
he euaeayored 90 turn the craft
around and start foT shore. hut
found that the yacht vas deter
mined 10 go TO sea. Jumping into
the BAY with all HIS clothes on. be
struggled with tho little craft and
finally succeeded Ia getting II turn
cd around To-day be feels as
though sailing Was net bis calling.
and IS contented sitting on The
bench
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20
TO ASK COURT
TO STOP CARS
MANAGERS INSIST
THAT CARS STOP AT THIRD
AWAY co TO COURT.

William N Russell. Of Russell a
Drew. managers Of the Third Az.
fheAtsr objects 10 the action Of the
Seattle Electric company In failing
20 stop It's Madison g. cable eara
II Third ay
Mr Russell this morning sent a
letter 10 Superintendent kempH'ef.
Of the Seattle Electric company. no
Tying that official that unless the
street railway company caused its
Madison st cars 70 hereafter make
stops at Third nv. he would apply
10 the federal court for an order
compelling such action,
THIRD ~ is now torn up by the
Sunset Telephone company IN the
lowering Of It's conduita, and the
Madison 81 cars make no stops be.
tween Second and Fourth avs. Mr.
Russell believes that the Third av.
crossing could be repaired so that
passengers could be let on and OF
the cars At that point. and he VIII
insist that this be done.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20
BIG RAISE ON
TRACT

Tho board Of equalization this
morning voted 20 increase the as.
sesancnt on the s0Aerc tract near
the state university recently pur.
chased by James A Moore FROM the
Puget MN company from $4,000
as listed BY the assessor 10 500,
600. an increase OF $50 pes eent
The purchase price ~ the prop.
srtY published b. Mr Moore Naa
tseo.0oa. 30 the assessment 40 In.
creased e. on a basis OF about 30
per cent Of the present selling val
Ne 81 the property
The board spent the greater p0f.
ton 81 the morning hearing the
complaints OF small taxpayers and
sdiustins Instances az serious dis
eFenancs In Violations A number
OF small assessments we're ordered
changed Al noon the board nd.
loufned until Monday morning al
10 ocioek. The board has but one
more week 10 sit and The real ser
lots work OF the session viii be
done next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20
sever w.s. Drowned.

MINNEAPOLIS. Milan. Aus. 70 -
The lake region claimed seven vie
flnfa on SUNDAY. while hathlns al
iaks Minustouka. near here. Ralph
siFollss ake1 a. ard man nansa
lianAxt were sstasd with cramps
ard asrc drowned
frank xatisf. AGED "a and hls
brother WtiliAn assd ~. white
bathlns nssr iHihblnr Eos beyona
their depth ana sank The ik-yeaFs
eid aen ~ Harry Thaus. ssyxa mile=
aerth - ktfsln. So drowned IN the
Aiississippt
Haas NaiNnn. 10 years cd. waa
drowned IN ~ Louis hay N The
sight ef number - companions
w. n Peek was drowned nt Aaiaa
Springs. Wis. b. The pFsssure ~
his tea yeang daughters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20
CRATES ON DOLPHIN.

The steamer Dolphin arrived In
port yesterday with 81 passengers
and a sold shipment from Dawson,
Among the passengers were neputw
L. $. Marshal J, J Robertson, q
Fairbanks. and two guards. James
Hudson and Chris Claussen, who
had three insane persons for Mt
Taber. ore Ella Phillips. a eolorsd
woman. went out 81 her head Owed
imaginary fabulous gold finds. and
John Engstrom and Ole oiesou sud.
denly showed signs of melancholy
and were adjudeed insane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20
WILL CHARTER
NOME BOATS
NORTHWESTERN STEAMSHIP
COMPANY WILL Tar NORTH.
HRs rLEEr OUT FOR TIA
WINTER MONTHS.

The steamers 81 the Northwestern
Steamship company. nos ca the
Nome route. wiii BE- chartered for
different runs this wlatef Noae Of
the charters have been closed. bat
negotiations are hanging fire with
surety 81 contamination
The steamers Edith and Olympia
and possibly the Pennsylvania will
enter the lumber traffic between
Seattle and California ports
Ths Northwestern and Victoria
viii undoubtedly BE- chartered By
companies and placed on tbs Port
lard San Francisco route
The fucatNn. the hss purchas.
Of the Northwestern company. viii
nos b. taken over until November
rs and she eili then be put IN
shape 70 be brought aroaad the
HoFa ready fot the northern season
newt year
The Port valdss wiil 10 placed
on the run 20 the westward "a con.
ueetf0a 9th the OrcKun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20
L
| Ab()R}
Canal Commission De-
cides to Engage
$1,000 Men to
Dig Ditch.

WASHINGTON. u. C.. Aug. Co.
Tho canal commission intends 10
employ 1900 chinese on the Pan
anna canal. Instead Of 2,too. ne vas
first announced. The work viii be
10 hours a day. With pay and half
for overtime.
Specifications for proposals from
Chinese labor contractors were is-
sued today. Bids must he accom-
panied by n bond OF $4,000. Upon
the awarding OF a contract 60 a ron-
tractor, he mus, put up a bond Of
tf0a. 900 20 carry out the regulation
OF the commission
The commission viii provide thu
sleeping quarters and all sanitary
arrangements Coolies must he
from III 10 "a years old and phYsic-
ally sound. and accustomed 20 the
climate, the work and the conditions
Of Panama.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20
Refugees Arriving Bueno Aye Place the Death List at Appalling
Figure Other News Sources State That Number Of Dead Is
Very Small Robinson Cusoes Island Disappears in the Sea and
Fate of Population Is Unknown.

saying that the earthquake ioff "a
life is not great. but that property
Nas damaged considerable 81 Nals
paraiBo The distressed 4re bong
aided and foreign embassies ars
helping 20 improve conditions.
The messages tend To sh0w hat
Valparaiso did not suffer ~ much
az nj first supposed The heaviest
damage ~ ia the eastern section
OF the city The port shipping vas
unchanged
The wife Of Admiral Monte wax
badly injured. bat - alive, although
reported killed II - expected that
the street railways and lighting
plant wili be restored today. Come
munleation between Santiago and
Bnenos Ayres II established.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20
Big STEAMER
STRIKES REEF
mANcHURtA. SAILING FROM
SAN FRANCISCO WITH FULL
PASSENGER LIST. GROUNDS,
BUT pAssENoE RS IN NO DAN.
GER.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 20 The
Pacific Mail steamship company .
steamer Aanchuria went ashore
sunday on coral reef zoe yards
of shore ~ the Island Of Oahu. on
which Honolulu IL situated She Is
two miles north Of the south end OF
the island when the Manchuria
struck she was four miles ont OF
her eourge According 20 the lat.
est cable, the vessel viii probably
be floaied AZ hlxh tide tomorrow
mornluK. The passengers are not
in any danger
The Manchuria sailed from San
Francisco last Tuesday for Homo
lulu aud the Orient with fun list
Of passengers aud a heavy cargo.
The officers saw IN explanation Of
the accident that Robert island was
mistaken for the Island OF Oahu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20
POKER PLAYERS CAUGHT.

" a. Brown and \ Rowan. pro
pFieters Of a pool room aud cigar
stand az Third AZ and Maaisoa
we're arrested iass night by D~fecs.
ives McSluFK and Hubbard. charged
with conducting a gambling resort
A poker game vas witnessed fFoni
an ADJOINING roof b she officers
A. Hogan. c. W Murphy. y ~
wushhuFn. Ernest Ray. Prank Rob.
Innon and Charles Johnson. who
were also playias. we're arrested 80
witnesses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20
EXECUTIVE IS READY
TO RESUME puTiEs-pis.
cUssEs EVENTS WHICH
TOOK PLACE DURING AIS 40.
sgAcg.

Mayer william Hickman Moofe.
although NOT fnliy recovered from
the attack Of ear tr0ubls he guf
fered IN Los Angeles. was this
morning able 10 hu al his office
IN the city hall % receive = a8m
her o. his friends and attend 20
malnoF duties
The first visitor 10 greet the
mayor VAS Chief Of Police Wsp
l.enstein. vho was presumably on
hand 10 take up The matter y the
removal Of the restricted district
HaKardlng his plans for that under
taking. aoithef the mayor nof chief
would make = statement
viii 90 Int a.
4 have never promised 10 favor
franchise either on Fourth or
Fifth a. said the mayor this
moruinK. hut the matter IA hf no
means settled Set ! hfn soins 20
right the question oat much the
same way a. the pollution u Cedar
river was taken ap aud decided
tfntii the rnton Pacific question -
settled the restricted district viii
have 10 remain where Il H."
Nose Goldsmith. proprietor 81 a
number % resorts "a the tsnderlDin
district, was on hand as coon a.
the dcars % the city hall Nsre
opened this morning. and expected
- 800 the mayor regarding the clos
tag 81 dance halls Goldsmith.
however. after pacsnE the lobby OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20
WOMAN KILLED IN
DANCE QUARREL

u,bneY and returned 20 the house
10 have u settled ThtnklnE that
ffonbla would arise between Mat.
uece and the other Italian. Mrs
Firpo attempted 10 wrest the run
from Aatusee. S-isn u vas DIE
charged. the bullet passing through
Mrs. Firpos abdomen She Vas
Immediately sent 10 the hospital
but died before the train arrived
The body ans accompanied b
louisa Firpo. the eldest daughter
az the dad woman. and was taken
in charge b. Bounsy A Watson. uns
acriakers
Deputy Corner Niltsle stated
that he fhought tho shooting was
accidental. Nafnece. who did the
shooting. wAs brought to Seattle 10
day b. Deputy sheriff starwieh aud
r. held Ia the county iail on q
charge Of murder
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20
THINKS SULLIVAN
WILL LOSE OUT

PEORIA. III. Aug 20 Judge
Thompson. leader OF the anfiHul
Ivan forces. thinks BFyanH wishes
viii be carried out IN the state cor
ventlun tomeFrpw A majority II
the delegates will repudiaie snlii
van. lie says II IL impossible
that the delegation uili dare 10 re-
turn 10 their constituents wearing
the collar Of Sullivan and shame
Sullivan thinks be has with him 500
OF the delegates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20
GOLD QUARTZ
NEAR HA|NES
plscovERER is NOW IN SEAT.
TIE AND HAS ALREADY EN-
LISTED CAPITAL FOR STAMP
MILL ON THE PROPERTY.

A strike Of rich gold quartz at
Hainos. Alaska. Just north OF Fort
VIM. II. Seward has excited the eiti-
zens of that place. Lieut.. Walter =.
Browne. of the Tenth infantry, who
was responsible for the strike. is
now In semitic and this morning he
stated that the ore assayed very
high.
Claims we're originally steked as
iron properties, but when Lieut.,
Brown saw the ore he restaked the
property Capital has been enlisted
and a i0-stamp min win at once be
installed. Lieut. Browns father is
one Of the big stockholders I'm the
United states steel corporation.
There are thousands OF tons OF ore
% sight and Il runs sii ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20

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.s = slslsrs ss.'A, ga. "a" :. a., ether
!: =, - n. ~sss. N. = 49, =. ss.s
y" ..s.si.IIY as,I.s. :.s = vi. $50
: :.ss : - (. ';, .... :; # ' ~:
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/ : =; =. '....s.' s.., s''. .s. /"
49, - y essss.ns. fss'srdAS :
Sc. !. s...,..s. l-eiuss bad sraiH
80 - several sash.na aesi'
$3.50 !. es~., t.lsad snd n shs
-, .-'.s.s .rsuea Ninrsspeita
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20
C()bANS{
(Q(()| I
P al m a S Gov eminent
Fears RuraIes' De-
sertlon May Mean
Revolution.

HAVANA. Aus 20-Foriy Ras
rAies In the province Of Pinhr dol
RIO. have deserted 10 tho reYolus
lionists The government IL greatly
alarmed as the loyalty Of the
Ruralsa has never been suspected
A trninlosd Of troops left today 10
command the situation General
nemetrto Castillo Was arrested 20.
LAY at Santiago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20
CANS IS DOWN
TO 1888 POUNDS
ouskY FIGHTER LET'S UP IN
ROAD WORK, WHILE NELSON
HASN'T BEouN-oFFER FROM
MANHATTAN

goLDFIEIp. Sev, Aus. go
lssarInF that Nelson had found no
training quarters here. Hill OTIS,
FOREVER uelteiweiEht pugilisir now q
sfocEhfaker az Manhattan. came
over from that city yesterday and
Uttered free training quarters there,
free automobile and a bonus Of
81 500. " Nelson would move his
raftp 70 Manhattan. OTIS Was az
rnred by Nelson that all was fixed
N, mere and that he had no desire TO
change.
Cans let UP IN his work today. M
ne a. alrsady down 10 1913 pounds.
Nelson went through his usual
stunts Evidently he IL not la a
hurry To get down to weight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20
SPEAK BEFORE CHURCH CLUB.

The management Of the Alaska.
Yukon Pacific exposition Is IN re
ceipt Of letter from the Puget
sound Congregational club. stating
that II Is the desire OF the club TO
have representative Of the expo
sitlon give talk 10 the club at
their next meeting on the advisa.
bility OF the club taking up the
matter Of making a Congregational
exhibit al the fair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20
MILKMEN ARE
IN TROUBLE

f'isfene< Young aged ~ II
Youug bros. pfaggiet0fH % the
Washington bairr. was arrested
early yesterday morning. on HoNell
81 - PstfoirnRu htoner. charged
sish petit larceny.
n appears that there Il consider
able rivalry between The washinEs
fou sna Eisln dairt.s ana. - y al
isEed that ehsn Youns herams
short 81 mlis FOR hts customers. hs
ms IN ih~ habit % hetpinz himseif
- milk placed on different door
STEPS IS the driver 81 the opposis
fioa wagon. A bottle ~ cream.
bearing the label % the FiEin dairy
II hsiN a. evidence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20
rsIgs TO SECURE REVOLVER.
WHICH HspLooEs. IMPLICIT.
ING WOUND THAT SOON RE-
Suits IN pEkrH.

In attempting 10 stop a quarrel
which followed dance at her home
At RsvenzdHle Saturday nlEhi. AfA
Nary Fifpo Vas shot ia the aldo
men b. Mike NatneCs. the result
of whieh caused her death a few
hours afterwards
Matuece attended the dance IN
company With other Italians. and
after the dance started home gnst
as they wefe leaving Maiuece aud
another Italian became Involved ~
a quarrel over q small sum 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20
nusivAK IS DISABLED.

River steamer Suui.ak lies Dis
ahied ~ Coed News BAY. Alaska, ae-
cordins 90 r. bishop. trader ~
the KuskokNin. who arrived IN &C.
attic Saturday uikhs The report
Was given 70 Mr. Hiahpp BY Indians.
The Nunivsks boilers had given out
and she was practically helpless
The steamer sailed from Seattle
sevsrsl months ago 10 be used on
the kuskokwim.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20
ACTION To Be
TAKEN TONIGHT

Tss canmesrial eiuh tonight
sM consider 40 lnlunctl0n - pro
nes ~ cssg officials from turn
~ essr re Cedar river watershed
y b NilwaHkse raiIioaa
he eiue kzs decided 20 liant the
ssss sn1 Ill employ counsel
A he saeesing tonight the name
4 . taxpayer viii hs selected to be
ss1 u ne Isxal proceedings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20

BoY BURGLARS FREED.

William jennings. hen Morris,
Robert bookings and II kienieiter,
the four youths who were arrested
Yesterday for rnbbluE the store Of
Eamands nros. at IlilimAn CITY,
were released from the county jail
this morning The boys are all un.
der tho aEe Of rs years. and be
cause ~ their youth Il WAS decided
not to prosecute them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20

HuENos AYRgs. Aug 2o.--Bulie
tin-VaipAraiso'a destruction 10 con
firnasd. Several refugees have
rsac he'd this city with the news that
1900 people are dead In the striok'
en- city.
Tire Hotel iuglls collapsed, bury
ing al the occupants, several hun
arsd people,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20

CARING for the refugees. The dead
are being burned. Soldiers are
pstroIllne the city. The military Is
In fuii control, the civil authorities
having lost aft control in their o.
element
An arriving steamer reports the
aisappesranoe of the island Of Juan
Fernandez, which the story Of Rob
lnson Crusoe has made famous. The
disAppearanes 10 probably due 70
the seismic disturbances. The fate
Of the Islanders IS unknown. Minor
shocks continue up 10 the present
time. Not a single building in the
city escaped some amount Of dam
age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20
MUSICIANS To
HAVE SOCIETY

4 msssneut is on foot among the
n1Eriaza u this city 10 establish
snofstsyuph0uY society which
WI fzak with taosa Of the large
nasiszl senters Of the Uuitsd
s'sfss The movement ls being led
y lanes ". Hove. who has been
heafifisd vltb music on the Pa.
s''s eoast and the entire United
yates Tor . numbsf Of years
nambef Of the weiikn0Nn
Nascinha have been iniert icwed
~ have expressed desire 10
1Fs snch ssciety formed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20
CRUSOE'S ISLE
is WIPED OUT

VALPARAISO. Aug. 2o.-The
fires are dying out. There is moth
Ing more 10 burn. Dynamite Vas
freely used. but AZ the eity 10 built
In adobe style in the business die
tFiet the eonflagrstion ssae lees
thar N 4 was Nooa.
There are various estimates o.
the casualties and property less.
but none arc authoFita,lveiy stated
The damage is probably above =
quarter q . billion.
Every effort 10 now expended IN