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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-08
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-08
6uter Grenit.

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bon einem fuenig g~ebprgten @eloes, ipeltes sic letht
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uno Hielnano brauht 81 tuihen, onB Sic es eeburgt
haben, oenn uuiere 9eihdftsbduoIuugeu fne ftreng
Bertrauensiahen. Son $40 big $500 lciben mir on
R6beln, Hianos, Jubrtuerfe, Ginrihtnngen, Sagers
obne bafeIbe tDesaunebmen. Sbre 8abIp1ssn tueroen
10 flein iein, oaB Sic ~oieielben Mot jpiiren. $1.2O ~
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-08

Cine 9anoe BON Sumo
lenoieben un0 Seblern pur0e in9ltai-
la.to eftoedt uto oinefeit gema9t.
Sn einem gebeimen Wauerfof fano
Die Bolisei cine Menge aus Sdmlid-
aussebrodene Supelsn i'm
8ertbe bon 100000 Sire. Die SUI
pelen riibren nabriheinli6 bonGieb,
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'egangcn 10 iroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-08

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ipife 8auiteIen flrGefddftsbduier isbt
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bert Dollars s%etauft iuerben fonnten.
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Smnbert Dollar sur setpiinidten Belt ni6t
erbdItlid iparen. Gin Spar ontp nit bic
fee itarfsn @efeli9aft. ben ftsts Elm TbeiI
ibres w59entIihen poer monatli1en Gin
fommens ;~usefist perben fann, 1T bas
fi4erfte Dtittel 3ur eri@afuns eines Sonbs
fur @elegenbeiten bieier grt. 8arum nit
benz iparen nidt bsute i9on Beginner
The INDIANA TRUST COMPANY,
.xapttaI $1,000. $1.0O0,000.W
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
Have You Rheumatism, Kidney, Liver or
Bladder Trouble !?
To Prove What Swamp Root, the Great Kidney, Liver
and Bladder Remedy, will do for YOU, all our Read
ers May Have Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail.

II your water when allowed TO remain
undlsturbed in glass or bottle for
twenty-four hours forms n sediment or
setting, or has cloudy appearance, It
is also evidence that your kidneys and
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f In, taking Swamp Root you afford natu-
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| In order to prove the wonderful merits
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The book contains many OF the thousands
upon thousands OF testimonial letters
received from men and women cured.
The value and success Of Swamp Root Is
so we'll known that our readers are adj
vised to send for sample bottle. In
sending your address to Or. Kilmer &:
| Co... BinghamtoE, n. y, be surc TO say
you read this generous offer in tho
Sunday Times Dispatch. The. genuine
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II you are already convinced that
Swamp Root Is what you need you can
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29

Pain or dull ache IN the back Is I'M
mistakable evidence OF kidney trouble.
1t Is Natures timely warning to show
you that The track OF health is not clear.
5s1ftthesc danger signals nre unheeded,
moro serious results are sure to follow;
Brlght's disease, which Is tho worst form
OF kidney trouble, may steal upon you.
Tho mild and tho extraordinary effect
Of the world famous kidney and bladder
remedy, DR.. Kimer's Swamp Root, Is
soon realized 1t stands the highest for
its wonderful cures OF the most distress
ing cases. A trial Will convince any ono
and you may havo a sample bottle
free, by mail.
LAME BACK.
Lame back Is only one of many symp-
toms Of kidney trouble. Other symp-
toms showing that you need swamp
Root are. being obliged to pnsy water
often during the day and to get up many
times during the night. inability to hold
your urine, smartlng or Irritation IN
passing, brick-dust or sediment In the
urine, catarrh of the bladder. uric acid,
occasional headache dizziness. poor d.
gestion, sleeplessness. nervousness, some
times the heart acts badly, rheumatism,
bloatng, irritnbility. WORKOUT feeling,
.acA OF ambition. loss Of flesh, sallow
complexion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
MR.. TYDEMAN FIRST
REFUGEE TO ARRIVE
Former Richmond Man Tells o.
His Horrifying Experiences
in Wrecked City.

One Of the first refugees to reach this
city from the Inflated city of San Fran
cisco Is Mr.. William Tydcman, former
| resident Of this city,syb but who has OF
| late been making his home in Baltimore
| for the past six years Mr.. Tydeman
stopped over In the city for short
while with friends yesterday on his way
to his home in the North. Mr.. Tydeman
in relating his experience to friends, said
In part: II had only arrived in the city
OF San Francisco the day previous from
Petulama, where had been working
for several months, and was on my way
home and only intended stopping over
in Frisco for a day, leaving there the
following evening. Being quite tired and
having retired quite late l must have
been sleeping soundly the following morn
ing, when I was awakened by the fall
ing of large mirror in the room. and
in an Instant / was out of my bed and
the whole building was rocking as 1t
had been a blade OF grass. whie Che
noise made by the guests was deaiea!ng.
Everything was in confusloni although
few realized the real cause. !, myself.
was under The impression that either tho
boiler had blown up or the building had
been dynaInited. The guests. ben boys
ana porters were running here and there
as If mad. Few. II any, had any clothes
Eut their sleeping apparel, and only few
succeeded In saving anything of value.
Luckily ! had the presence of mind to
grasp grip that was setting on
table near the door which ! had not
unpacked. AS ] reached the hall the
whole landings were filled with excited
men. women and children, all bent on one
purpose of reaching the street. and out
of the way of the doomed building. Then
an WITHOUT warning the second shock VAS
felt. while piles Of bricks and mortar
was all that remained OF the building
which We had lately been occupying"
When asked TO describe the feeling, Mr..
Tydetnan replied; THE feeling Is beyond
description. As near as can describ
Il there was at first q sound rs of dis
tant thunder then the whole earth tegan
to trernbEe whilett the afr was Sitting and
filled with smoke and flames bursting
here, and there AS far as the eye could
see. The scene waH too narrowing to be
pictured accurately; men, women and
ci.iltircn ran about the city like herds of
stampeded cattle with no particular OBJ
| ject iii view, except TO escape from a
| living death. ] remained over In tho
| city for lie following two days not be-
| Ing able 10 get away untll tho follow
| ing Friday. While In the city. although
| The suffering was intense among the
! poorer classes. the authorities made no
| DETERMINATIONS between tho rich and the
| poor. Ny worse suffering va ia desire to
| get away from the city Of ruins. The two
nights ! Epcnt IN tho park win never
be forgotten Wy me should live to be
several hundred old
con leaving Oakland, which Is situated
just across the bay from San Fran
l~cisco, proceeded to Stockton By tiic
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29

4 ,ftcr Il started All sorts OF rumors
reached lis EN- routc rs to loss of life, loot
hir, shooting, panic and denth. We
& know, little or nothing Of the efficient or
\ EnnizAtion Of citizens appointed by mo
\ mayor. comprising the best men In ne
4 romtntinity, acting In conjunction with
II General Funston and the United States
Arn,y. AS sooi, as the character of the
3 local organiza ton was understood, Presi-
+ dent Roosevelt aud Secretary, Taft recog-
1 nzed TINT II was the proper channel
through whichato distribute these large
gifts. Tho task was to co-ordnate the
official and voluntary relief to make 70
20 as far MS possiblos to prevent waste
and ensure, IL possible, that It would be
sufficient if tho citizens committee and
the local organization Of the Red cross
were connected ii the finance committee
ggpf relief and Red Cross funds. THIS COM
n1ttee, under the craftsmanship Of james
ID. phelan comprises twenty of the best
citizens of the community and has entire
charge OF tie financial end OF the work or
relief. direction has been made TO al to
send ali funds to the order of Mr.. Phelan.
next important step was TO ar
range for the systematic reception ana
distribution Of supplies. Fortunately tho
splendid organization OF the United States
army Is eminently fitted to cope with this
difficulty Under the system now In force
finder the quartermaster, the army re-
ceives, unloads and transports all the
supplies that are consigned for the relief
Of the sufferers, officers In charge. of tho
cummssary department attend to tho
work OF distributing to the various RELIEF
stations scattered through the city. The
< Red Cross is replying to all requests sent
us BY committees In other parts Of the
country as to the form contributions
should take. We have many such re-
quests and we have to report that we
have abundant supplies OF pershnble food
on hand and that 1t will DO much more
to the purpose II in the future all contrl-
buttons should be In cash. The finance
committee Of tho relief and the Red Cross
funds has appointed Mr.. Allan Pollock
and myself purchasing agents under the
general direction of the finance commits
tee. While a large amount Of money Is
to be available, the needs Of San Fran
cisco arc very great and would not say
word that would seal the springs Of
charity or In any way check the splendid
work that Is being done by the people OF
the East and North and South and West
And every precaution has been taken
to protect these funds from waste. The
finance committee has established an
auditing system In the hands of expert
accountants, and all tho checks which the
most careful merchant would place upon
his expenditures are now in operation.
each dollar will be accounted for and so
far MS human endeavor can prevail 1t will
be wisely spent"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
SEARS CASE SENT
. On tt. GRAND JURY
Congressman Flood Appealed for.
the Prisoner at the Pre-
lin1iiiary Hearing.
SEARS DOES NOT DENY KILLING
Testimony That Young Man Was
Not Under Influenceiof
Whisky.

~
lopeetclaal 70 Inc Ai'l'e'- 70 ~
APPROPRIATION, VA, April 2S'-At Two
o clock this evening the preliminary trial
~ r ,oster senr. ,vos held before IustIcn
NJ, !. ~, =. -, IA ,,,,o, IA AZ
!, 'Sti'> go = !.
tho p tisonef' Coiiliioi'm o 'o' 49, NY
ferguson looked after the prosecution.
Four witnesses were examined, which
included 1,r II u Abbitt. tho attending
,,,,a ~, ~, .,,,a,,,,.,, ,,r,,,,, ,,ho.
4 ~ ~ - 80 - l...
IS resarued us I'LL important "l''ics'' ""s
not present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
7HAYER TALKS
Of COAL RATES.
Fourth Vicc-Prcsidcnt Of Penn
sylvania Railway Appears
Before Commission.
NO SECRET AGREEMENTS GREE: E: I.s
First Week Of Chemical iInYesti-
CATION Ends Without Any
Known Results.
J SECRET AGREEMENTS
fRv Associated Ioress,)

WASHINGTON. April 2S.--J. B. Thayer.
fourth vice-president Of the Pennsylvania
railroad, continued his testimony whon
the hearing before the Interstate Com
merce CommisHssn under the Tillman-
Gillespie coal and oil resolution was
resumed to-day.
Commissioner Prouty asked the W.T.
ness what would prevent the Pennsyi'
yania from raising tho ratio to Underwater
nm additional ten cents. Mr.. Thayer
said tho Pennsylvania could advance the
rate on its road but could not compel
tho Baltimore and Ohio TO raise It's
rates. ~
He was asked by Commissioner Glenn
ents IL Il was not the purpose OF the
pennsylvania in acquiring stock IN the
Norfolk and Western Chesapeake AMI
Ohio and baltimore and Ohio to secure
the publication and maintenance of high
rates. Mr., Thaycr said 1t was to main
lain published rates without any secret
agreements,
Asked how that was to be accomplish
cd, he said BY comforting with the other
interests in those roads and persuadlng
them to maintain rates.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
STILL PUBLISHING.
Newspapers Contend Successfully
Against Great Odds.
,By Associated Pl

& SAN FRANCISCO, April est takes more
than an earthquake and Il conflagrntion to
put the San Francisco newspapers out OF
business. With n. Iesourcefulness that cannot
difficulties and to- day there IS little In their
appearance that would indicate the strain
and stress under which they have labored
& In order to present the news to the cnSer
public Of this burned city. Only ono Of them
has suspended publication. The Evening
Post, being unHlIc to acquire a plant In
the vicinity OF tho city. has retired from the
as usual, opening news and business offices
in San francisco and doing nll their me-
chanical work in Oakland newspaper shops.
The maintenance OF telegraphic communi-
i ca ton with the ottsAde world has been one
z OF the most difficult matters with which the
newspapers have had to contend The ex-
perence OF the Associated Press in this re-
spect will give an dea OF the obstacles con
fronting the other news agencies of the
city
From Wednesday. April is, until Monday
April %. there was no communication by
telephone or telegraph between Oakland and
San Francisco On Monday one telephone
circuit with Oakland was established, and
the Associated Press used this for tele-
ont Tuesday and Wednesday. 1t failed
Thursday. but the Western Union. by extra
. ordinary efforts succeeding in getting bay
cable In working order. and by running wires
In roundabout way managed TO get wire
Into the municipal headquarters at FRANKLIN
hall, on Fillmore street near Bush. This
wire was placed at the service Of the Asso-
. cia1sd Press and through communication to
the East wg-s established
News from the Associated Press head
quarters has been going over this wire ever
si.ce.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
virginians and Others Stopping
at the Hotels.

At the Jefferson were: Dr. and Mrs.
r. c. Lewis, Of Culpeper county; Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. p. Malsinger. Of Winston, n. @;
Henry Briest, of Charleston S. c..
At Murphys: r. j. Willford. Of Nor
folk; Mrs. r. e. Garden, West Point; W.
B. Field and wife, Norfolk: j. w. Boyer,
OF Woodstock; A. Wright, a. B. Buchan.
an, Tazewel; Jos. Lane, Newport News;
Isabella Newton. Newport News; +. Wat
son. Keysville: j. W. Johnson and Tucker
Watkins, Houston; W. White billiard,
Lynchburg; T.. j. Hall. Emporia; MI sa
Petersburg. II
At tho Rchmond: Fl. r.. Wayland,
CovesvilIe; j. a. Clarke. Bedford; ". l.
Dial and wife, OF Emporia; Jas. D. ;I,asco,
Charles S. Bruel. y. Slaughter, Mason
Smith, II. c. Arichle j. l. Crcnshaw and
John w. Burkett, West Virginia; G.. =.
Wing, Greensburg: c. w. Leyden and L.
NJ. Lee, Of DendrOn; III. S. Joynes and
B. S. Joynes, Of Hampden-sidney w. 7.
Tillar, Empora.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
CHEMICAL INQUIRY.
First Week OF Inquiry Ends
Without Public Developments.

. Especial to The -Dlsnntch,)
NASHVILLE. TENN, April 2s.-The
first week of the fertilizer trust inyestl-
CATION has closed without any pubic de-
na,nnmenis. Three witnesses went before
Ia Federal grand Jury this morning-R,
". Millsaps, OF Jackson, Miss; Frank T..
Taylor, of Charleston. s, c., and Emory
NJ Paget, of Kansas city, Mo, The for
mer are prominent fertilizer men of the
south. and the latter Is n well-known
broker of Kansas City, An adjournment
was taken at noon until Monday morn
ing,
The governments expenses IN ms mat
Far will be by no means small, as each
witness is being paid his railroad mile
age as he has been dismissed by tho
grand jury. Many OF the witnesses have
Travelled hundreds of miles to Nashville,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
FIRST TO REACH
STRICKEN CITY.
Clifton Forge Came to the Front
With a Handsome Con-
tribution. tla.-IIN
(sneclal to The Times-Dispatch.)

(Sfoeclal TO The Times-Dlspatchl
CLIFTON FORGE, VA, April 2S.--The
people OF this town and vicinity respond
ed quite literally to the appeal made
by Governor Swanson in behalf of the
San Francisco sufferers Mr.. j. G.. Car
penter led the movement in Clifton Forge
and headed the list with 500. Private con-
tributlons and the collections in the
churches last Sunday has run the amount
to nearly 5000. Mr.. Carpenter, who IS
president OF the First National Bank,
wired the mayor of San Francisco to
draw on the bank here for $500 before
he knew what the people would give.
This act on the part OF Mr.. Carpenter
made the contribution tho first to reach
the stricken city from Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
INSURANCE MEN.
No Large Concerns Likely to Fail
AS Result Of Losses.
az AssoCiated Ilres

CHICAGO. April 2s.-The Tribune to-day
rays. Owing 10 the scltcituds that is e1-
pressed by the public as TO the possible III
ture OF the hre insurance companies who's.
policies they possess or who are anxious as
TO the character OF their indemnity. II IS but
3ust to state that from The best possible In
formation that can be gathered no com
pany Will fan and leave It's policies Nm
protected. II there are failures there viii
not be more than one or two and they wlll
be- minor
Every possible avenue has been opened Ia
enable underwriters TO reach the conclusion
that while n number or companies ARE rein
suring their business yet the chance OF
failure Ia remote. The companies operating
in San Francisco are Of high grade and
their stockholders have personal reputation
to protect.
II company reinsureg some slread!
have done their business Will be better pro
footed than It Was before because only thI
stronger companies are reinsur!ng others
Therefore polieyholder whose original com
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
LIST OF DEAD.
Greedy Sends in Additional
Nanes-Accepts Suggestion.
fEy Assoclate1l press. J

.
WASHINGTON. Apsil q. - Governor
Pardee, OF California. has accepted the
Presidents suggestion as to the use Of
Federal troops IN that State and has
filed e formal aLp!icae gn for their en-
ploYu,eat. wht3a has Been granted. II
Is stated at The War Department that
this removes any doubt as to the Legality
of The use Of tie troops, but will not in
any way change the existing status.
General Greely has tegegraphed fror,
San Francisco additional deaths, as fol-
lows: Arthur AErew, Jacob II. Bucker.
Patrick T. Creighton, Bertha Fabian
(French), Infant six months old, Gene
We've Hunt (nine years oid) Mr. Hunt.
John Keller, barnard Keiog. Kinsze
Lokura, Charles Neville, George Neville,
BENJAMIN Oswitz. Sara Gapanesel Mrs.
Tillie l.. Whitaker man unknown. China
man. suicide (unknown)
There were also Killed al Del Monte
Mr.. and Mrs Z. o. Rouzer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
Odd-Fellows Celebrate.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch1
s. NELLYS FORD, VA. April 2S-The
Odd Ferllows of the Nellys Ford and
Blue Ridge Lodges combined Thursday
to ceebate the eighty-seventh university
OF the organization in America. at Rock
fish Church near this place. Although
the weather was nclement there was n
very large crowd.
j. o. Goodwin, past grand of the Nellys
Ford Lodge, presided, and there was
some good speaking by DR.. Forrest VIII
liams, A. y. Ewing and others. The
meeting was closed by Miss Mammis
Hawthorne playing and the congregation
singing Nearer My God TO Thee after
which an old Virginia barbccued din
ner was served free to all on the grounds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
Settle Mexican Case.
III Aasoe'ate'f itsesaJ

MEXICO cry. ApriI zsihe matter
of aelzufc NJ the American fishing
stpaeks. usar i'rGGr@Hsa charged with
Violating the taws Of hexiop fDrbIdding
fishing Wtninttiret marine leagues Of the
shore, IN likely aoou 10 be settled salts
focforly 10 nI concerned. Orders for
his seizure. Of tiie amaekB we're given by
the aiiSt4,er ~ War end Marine at the
Instance ~ The Foreign fsrlaiions Depart
rpeni, WiiieF had fereared adglceB alleging
giat Tie violation ~ Me !aw was frc-
AuGnt 3-taFiasi ,tl5i XIV
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
LONG TIME IN JAIL.
Greene and Gaynor Appear to Be
Resigned to Delay.
(By Associated Press

MACON, GA. April 2s.-Judge Emory
Spccr granted an extension OF time for
the removal Of Greene and Gaynor to
tho Atlanta Federal prison to May 9th
to-day, on account of the delay in tho
comparison of tho bill OF exceptions with
the records in Savannah, now under
charge of District Attorney Erwin.
1t is generally believed that Greene
and Cnynor Will spend tho long tmo
while the procedure Is pending In Bib
county jail. Both seem resigned to the
delay and there IL little sign OF impn-
tence They have made themselves COM
Portable in their temporary quarters
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
Mr.. w. A. Jacobs Safe.

Mrs. W. A. Jacobs. of Dover. Gooci-
lalad county, received telegram on
Thursday from her husband, who was IN
ann Francisco at the time Of tho earth
quake, stating that he IL safe.
The telegram was dated ut Berkeley.
CAL on Sunday last and only reached
here Thursday.
In the meantime Mrs, Jacobs felt much
anxiety about her husband, MS she had
heard nothing from him except indirectly
from the home office OF the Geriranllh
Life Insurance Company IN New YORK,
for which he Is general agent In Call
fOruIa