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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18

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lRu Il ssian z cas- ] J ! ants !; ), !, Attack \
CossaCks j 1: 1, and 4 Put /.
!, J elnst!o[ I. Flight
sSERlO 81 S AlF;' /; ] ! IRA rs
REPORTED {: u T ) 1 4 AGAIN 4 I Y
I Policemen Shot Dead I2inS Streets
Of N oW D)Ie D[)Iee' f:nitely
tablished That y 's7i soiurng y .ss
oman Chas Used by 3.sS
IS Guard as N st
3s4-fs y an Americ can.


y. nv A ssociated Press.

by ASSoClate0
3@ ST. PETERSBURG.sssA August II At the
Headquarters oflathe endarnlerie here,
intelligence was received to- day OF & an n
gother collision between Cbssacks and
speasantrysin the province OF Penza In
this affair the mob showed such d eter--
#mination and fury that the troops were
forced to retreat. carrying of several Of
Atheir&number badly. wound g. n Five Of the
peasants were killed and several score
wounded. !. 5 N 4i 5s ~ 81 t3ls
ifS The peasants are N reported to N have
I fought more like wild animals than hut-s5l ~
man beings. n In their fury they seized
4 a. priest who was hurrylng lp y to as q
sist the wounded and beat him almost
I ia death before the wi fe 70 + q sick peas
Eant whom he had aided recog nlzed him
and INTERVIEWED. t8t 4lis 8 Il
M Serious ARRAY h.
VI A serious ARRAY II occurred to-day y In
the suburb OF ISolpino between }sworlsH
iof the government T. arms FAC Dry and a.
soldiers, I, arising from o 4 qua rrel between
"a patrol of six soil diers 4 and a dozen
aworknen, e & 3 I13f Z, 4, 4. "a
sfirht was continued with stones, lubs;
snnd rifle butts. a number OF men of
4hntt, sides were seriousl y I " nfled N 8 9l
The credit OF 81, 10000 voted BY N the
\, e parliament for famine relief being
n jren Az exhausted, and the commtssl!N
8revIsing the budget having scrapeds the,
last possible kopec to raise oooo, ~
was reported this afternoon that tfe tf
government had determined TO have ere- re
course to an internal loan OF y LoooVuo.
F - y nroyde THE further sum urgently
naaded I'd Z; to prevent starvation and pro-
vide seed for a new crop, The loan Will
f be .subscribedp by tho state say lngs
banks. ..5,.. III. j, \, I.
Anna Srnirnoff, the young woman VINO
wa 4 whipped by men OF tho Chevaler
Guards, he's no American connections
She ia a local dresslna ker, 4,
Bandit Escapes,
lBeenzoffsthe leader Of the band which
tnjlIa9ed the Credit Mutual Bank OF Mos
nov. darngly escapd while on his way
tn MOSCOW from Swltzerland,3 Z whence he
had been extradlted He was on board
I train, heavily guarded and when near
Pskov, dved through the glass or
window, gained the forest ana eludea
pursuit.. !. :, J. Z, !, I, !.
attached to a fast train IN charge Of
cantain Of gendarmerle, four gendarInes
and six soldiers, two }of whom were al
wnvs sitting on the same seat as Be-
3lenysoff, Ienyf and carried loaded lhes.
suddenly the train saakepedd losa ms b,Inr1sd sne1sdd
ct an,4p ,gsdiW' gfdniGe' thrnush 1sin1 The glass OF
Il fRs tRs sss tss
saPpsSS, S,osaS cay ttas ts sqsaS ms
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WOMAN !S'T|.A|B.B|:|'[||:.D|:||..
P|RAC1IC|Al!J0K'ER
Husband and Wife Both Locked d
Up, Charged With Felo-
nious Assault.
gtRy Associated Press.

M M
Il NEW YORK. August y 7.---As the con-
sequence Sof a practical Joke played upon
a business rival, Robert Cpsick. a young
Ice deal en- is In hospital tonight fa-
ttally.lstabbed. Pasauale de shon, also
an an Ice dealer, and Mary d d # shon. his
wife, are lock ed up, charged 18th sfelonlous
assault, and are held pending the result
OF Custck's injuries. Be i Ii }jss54 l5
,s,,l Cusick thought 1t would be good fun
to play a trick on de shon. who has an
ice cellar In One Hundred and II fty-ninth
street, He hired a boy to visit the rival
dealer and give him imaginary orders for
Ice. Do shon went out With q cart full
'of Ice only to find his prospective GUS,
toners were myths, This angered him
Fgrea tly, and he told his wife "a bout IT.
a When he and his wife met Custck IN
Cortland Avenue q few hours later, angry
words were exchanged. Mrs. do shon
I. was carrying a baby In her, arms Giving
the child to a girl VINO 5accompa led her,
the woman suddenly drew a knife from
the folds OF her dress. and, It Fis charged,
s plunged into Cusick's @ stomach, He
< tried to grapple with her, but the blade
was thrust swiftly back and forth until
Cusick screaming with agony. fell to
tho sidewalk I'm conscious ~
M Then de shon took the dripping knife
( from the hands of his wife, and lie, too
Slt Is alleged, stabbed Cusick while he was
lying on the sidewalk Then the couple
and the girl with the baby ran away.
4 but later were arrested.
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NAY BE SERIOUS us RECENT
DISA:STER I'M SAN FRANCISCO

totally destroy ed ID that pa ira isoa had
been pract t!cally demolish ed ri that many
hundred q persons had been Il killed Il and
many hundreds injured, sS his dispa tch.
however, is not we'll Sau hen ticat ted
$3 II X az dispatch to the Reut err q elegrapll3
Company from Buenos Ayres this evening
says u
$sa5 ..'T eegraphic comm,ui Ion wi tn Chile
Is still Interrupted, santlngo and Va lpa-ii
5rniso are completely cut of, The Pa ciflos
cables are only working il from Iqui1ueS
5northwnrd. \. II is certain that IA number
OF houses have been wrecked fSat Los
And les ,sl }s sF}s @
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Except private messages received early
reporting anearhquake Chile buildings
paraiso direct Chile been received
stated that the earth
quake resulted
However there had been
nothing to- confirm these reports
Press Buenos cabed
sfeared the Los Andes, Province o Aeon
cagua been destroyed time he points out that
disturbed
Sdstrct.5# SS& s$S5S
official information has reached W ashington from Chie
sand While positive New
cable tonight
opinion first
exaggerated:
s5 MUCH CONCERN FELT
A8cabe reaching New ork from Chile VALPARAISO
early the state
these officials set
bearing that
earthquake The
and nterfe commune
those who
relatives Chile are
making every efortsto secure defnite nformat
ItAiss tile absence frQI
$ofs eand# extent sof dana
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FIVE Men 1|PL.QN|||.G|'..
IO.H0lE GlLLAR.
2Murphy's' Scene l!l' I !: 4 asst 4.
Night Of Peculiar 4 J, !! ]! al I and
! Serio us ] 4 a ( GcidenIlt. I Il 81 i
SER RGEAN \ \ q \ \ I lREN ! 4 !: !, y !.
l B BREAK ! HIS !: Is: I. ARM n + y.
ong 7 ON Haine:s, Ham ! a, + Reid,
Charles Kohler and James 1T
Schepnose tW Werel Also q Vic-- = 5a
Tins, All Being More
or Less Hurt Cov-s
er Gave ay. IS. 'sa
- "a &

atS
Murphy's Hotel was the scene last s-
night OF one OF the most peculiar and and
remarkable accidents that has happened
In Richmond for years. one that might
have resulted great deal more serlously
than ii did, but which. fortunately was vas
the more remarkable by! the fact that
no life was lost and that the
most severe injury was q broken arm
ls BY the breaking OF q. plank platform, a
temporary structure that had been placed
4 over one OF the areas In front of Murphy's
{; Hotel, midway between the Broad Street
entrance to the lobby and the entrance
I to the bar, four people were prectpitated,
@pell-mell. /. to the bottom, twelve feet be-
low, and a fifth unaware of the accident
that had Just occurred, Is walked bllndly
Into the pit yawnng I. at his feet, fell
and went down on top OF those Ewho were
Estill struggling below. The injured are:
Sergeant, J.5a$ Wren, left arm, 5
broken. 81 4s5s f.a8 RI Isl
Mr. Charles kohlsr, left ankle badly
\, spralned and brutses @ on shoulders
and arms. at "A St iiSj j. WI
iMr. Ham Reid, second and canal
Streets; right ankle badly sprained.
Capitol Policeman HnInes, N loft ans ~
III kle spraI aInedj may be fractured.
fJames schepnose, No. 620 fl N ortt 6
Seventh Street, back Of head badly I'll
cut. s $ fS$'
The corner at Eighth and Broad
Streets ls always a gathering place every
night for many people Who have q lels-{
Iure hal f-hour or so and wish to talk With
their friends and last night was mo .ex-i
ceptlon to the rule. there being the usual
eoncourse OF men on the corner and IN
the lobby Of the hotel IA
Long Tom" Last Straw,
4 The iron grating over the area, where5
the accid lent occurred, had been removed
the night before, preparatory to- putting
In . new grating, as he old one was worn
out and had become too unsafe and the
place haa been covered over with plank
Ing, which one Of the victims OF the ao-g
cIdent described as being about an inch
In thickness, On this platform Mr.,
,Kohler was standing, leaning against the
sill Of the window, when A1r. Reid came
UP. III 5 Bs
d The two began conyersing and later
were Joined by, Sergeant Wren. IL
three were engaged In q friendly con-
versa ton when Long Toni Haines, who
up. He was hailed, some one saying,
s'Hello, Tom' and he 8immed ediately bent
his footsteps towards his friends. No
sooner had. he planted his weight on the,
superstructure than there was q res
sounding crash, screams Of fright from
the men going down, and an upFoar Of
excitement from those standing by, Down
went the plAtform, carrying with II itsl
heavy burden Of human freight, and In
less than a second there was q mass OF
humanity struggling below for life, and
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mo News ;' Here
: Especial to The Times ] Dispato !

Especial to The Times Dispat tch.l 5SS5 Ss
sWAsHINGToN,5D p. q , n August u No
official confirlnat ion OF the cart thquak Ike had
reached the Chilean Legation In \ thls city
l,pb tosthis afternoon Great anxi iety3 was
manifested by Senior Y Vega. tho II charge
n you know searthq ualses are not at all
uncommon In Valparaiso and h at ther3
points along the coast, said Senior v Vega.
SIN fact, Y alparniso. q ur \ greates port
visited by q seismic dist turb-.
Sances. and has suffered from eayth shocks;
tidal waves a nd hurri icanes. .SS Hurricane
sweeping down tho coast and Into he
Fharbor are Iaa common MS fea tn sho cks. ~
No American Officials in Chile.
# ssenor. Vega stated that a calamity Of
such proportions ms over took San Fran
cisco would be iimpossiblesin the Chilean
metropolis, from the fact that the builds
Fings tnre all low. /. few more v than three
or four stories high and are soil dly coIl-
Estructed. they would "A not Yield to & an
ordinary shock, and AZ t3s Is doubtful II sA
shock equal sto that which ruined 4 San
Francisco .would do great da mage. 's8S
IL The State Department also wa s. vi thout9
confirmation Of the report OF the earth
quake. XII Theres are no American officials
in theScity3 at the present time, and but
few Americans engaged In bus lness thereA
The present consul Alfred (: a.. IYinslow,'
OF Hammond n Ind ., is in this count try on
leave. ~ $il SSf5ssS
s Robert 81. Atkins, "a native OF chileasiss
at present In charge OF the American
iconsulate te nt - alparalso, 81 n s's2 VII
Weather Bureau Statement.
n The Wea ther Bureau Issued tho Follow,
Ing official statement a t n noon: ss .5ssl
a IA very heavy, distinct cart haua ke was
recorded on the sesmograph al the
Weather Bureau in Washington yesterdayfl
afternoon, beginning at five minutes and
Twenty-Five seconds past 4 p. NJ even w.
fifth meridian time. Complere and per-
feet records We're obtained both OF ttss
north and southland east ana west Move
nent OF the earth st5... ll5tss5
1.-THE earth tremors at Vashing.nn9
were OF comparatively slow and 9 aetip.8
crate motion. each complete movement
covering from eighteen to forty sec,
sonds Of time. If The earthquake ke u sted
continuously for several hours and ina "
ceased at about midnight, The p.ost
violent shock occurred ct aeyen hours
ferty-two minutes and twenty-six5 seeonds 9 I
n. NJ. aSti n .3sSs 4 Il \, n. ~ i an,,,,
n 4 record Of tho great Chilean eaFthquakA ]
OF August 18th. and is the heaylest ~
| Y
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Damage May Be Great.
\ (By Associated Press,I N

LONDON, August l7-Some London
firms trading with Valparaiso have re- re-
ceved kilograms from agents thore. One
10 James and Alexander Brown st says;
tseyere earthquake i commerce paralyzesl,
!. Town afirei STAFF safe
1sOther dispatches give no details and
merely record the safety of their office
and staR,
a Hamburg firm Is alleged to have re-
calved a-dlspatch stating that numerous
districts In Chile had been partially OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
VALPARAISO IS REPORTED
NIPED0UIBY EARTHQUAKE
LITTLE NEWS FROM Scene
Early Reports Indicate Repetition of#SanS Fran
CisCo..b but Stories May be
$.ss ss ggorat6d.
DAMAG GE5 no ROPERTY HEAVY
MA AND D5LOSS OF LIFE@VERY GREAT

lJnauthenticated Dispatch Says Hundreds o Persons
Were Killed and Many Hundreds Injured --@
Impossible to Get Definite News MI
n Sss58 F#8 From South America 5Ss
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FIFTY 2l1ElN n IOzl1BED @
DEEP lllNl1EREG GROUND y. y.
IN CLINCH. III OlllN17All',1'
A Cave n the South and Western Tunnel No1
s known ~ Whether the Men areS AiyeSo orsDead --
Pumping ArfW With Hope ogs SaYing

being
South and fell iii this fifty
men. ss8s $s sSfs Il #ss8s sSsE 88S5
" not known dead alive and the
work being pumped thes
hope saving the men, if alive: ss8ss Z
has extended hundred feet
mountain and the }entonbed extreme end tar
the mountains ss
anxiety intense
large force Is working with might main hope oE
reach the entonlbed tunnel .borers.
The contract for the Clnc Mountain tunnel the hands
$o the Walton Construction Company
Compressed airis used for drills and epo
sions are drilled rock The Of acci
dentsis not known. 8
The months Blythe
South and Western Railroad ofs$2,2ooooo.
OFFICES CLOSED, #s
BRISTOL, VA August The offices of the South and
Western here closed tonight nothing be
learned their Cinch
tunnel s5# @
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Little News Obtainable.

ass (By Associated Press) ~,
X H BUCNOS AYRES, Aug ugust 17,---Ihato no q
newspapers this evening publish tele-
grams from Mendoza (Which is an tentre-
pot for the trade between Buonos .tyres
and Chile. with which, It is communicated
by the mountain passes OF Uspalata and
5Portillo) to the effect that many houses
In the II Los Andes district were de-
Bstroyed by the eearthquake.a and that there
has been large numhersof casualties
The interruption Of all means Of COM
muaication with Chile causes mueh ga
Ranxlfy. Many runlora of disaster are 9 IS.
aafloat,% &. II .}i isS III a.
Ss In the absence Of teeyraphlo eommlnl-
cation beyond Puentel Del Inca islt has alH
been impossble@up to this hour, 70 op-
tain accurate. details OF the destruction
by the earthquake In Chie, The man
ayers Of tho telegraph companies ID mere II g
state that nothing Is coming through.
Press reports apurportlng to come from
Chile are purely Imaginary. London and ana
New! York are eagerly seeking for news
from tho affected district, Officials OF
the Pacific Railway say that y Is thelr
belief that the damage nt,igFa lparalso u
not nearly so serious MS has been stated.
Il but they express the fear that the town
OF Los Andes has been DESTROYED, Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
AssocIa ted Press.. )

n + =
32s NEW YORK q August The Sclty Of {!
Valparaiso, Chile. ls reported badly dam
aged by earthquake. Ono report here
says that#the situation at alparaiso may.
be as serious as that In, San franc cisco
Practically every buildingQin the city 4 IS
damaged and there are fires In lfterout,
parts Of the city. Many persons are re-
ported killed and injured. d..l5Ss The cart h..
quake has Interrupted IA ca BILE facilities to-
lower South American points, and e ON
5rnunication Is restricted to the routesyia.
Lisbon. Anot her report Ia 7 II sbonsis That
the loss OF llfe has not been onf1rmed. \.
IA private cable dispatch ". y. r. gS Grace
/ &. Company. from " q laprais SO srecei iYed BY
way OF Lima, Peru says that the ear th-s
quake In para lao was severe II and TINT
business In the city as been totally srs- i' y
pended, \,
The dispatch further stated that Grace
and Company's buildings In Y Yalparalso
were badly damaged, g but that none OF
the occupants were inju red "a III
sJ' AT 1880 o'clock tonight the Central
Cable Office Of the Western Union slele-I
graph Company recei wed ~ seryice mes t,s-.
sege stating !; X s4 ;85f s
t$533"The VALPARAISO office is closed untll
Eoclocs Tomorrow iCrnlng, 5s siee3 II
ssl No reason Is given for this and neither
this nor any other nessnle 55r received & by
the company tonight throws any more
definite light upon the g tuatlo In chile.
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Winners Of Millions.

LIST OF NJ nners Of q, llllons u 81 the
Hartman lines cou up and the amounts ~ 70
they Cleared up'' ars as follows
.s lar, ma !, s. 4. !. &, 900 900 #
a kIn1 * X Ward AZ |. 4. 81 2,5oo, 900
! .me. &. ke ens 4. 2, 900 900
yll,l, am noe kefe i \. &. 900 900
= i,red a /. Van derbllt \. 7. 900 1000 s&
JohnSSN . Gates !. !. !. . 900 900 III
y 81 q Ii Roaers /. !. !. Il. 900 900 III
ul,ll. = K, Van tderb,l 4 900 600 #3
I, ~. s.,jlm,, ], s 900 900
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-10
Her Tender Conscience.

Contrary to common experience, my
conscience Is more tender now than
when 1 first went into business" said a
young woman who Is employed down.
town. Then did not, mind working
for any kind Of a fakir. Now strongly
object. One of my first jobs was for a
man who was sending out a lot Of let
ters containing tips on racing. One day
when I was in the thick Of the work
another customer read one OF the cir
culars.
"'I wonder he said. how many poor
devils Will lose every cent they have in
the world by being drawn into this cut
throat scheme.
- i don't know said I. and anyway,
that Is not my lookout
Then your conscience doesn't trou-
BILE your ho asked.
"'Not in the least said I. TT Is
purely matter Of business with me.
They will have to look out for them
selves the same as do. There is one
thing sure, I ahant lose anything
$50 I went ahead and wrote the let
ters. There were SO many OF them that
my bill amounted to $50"
II wonder" put in q listener, "if
many people really did Loser"
II know one that did," said the young
woman, sadly. THAT was me I never
got my S25."-New York Evening Post
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-10
Remarkable Engineering Feat.

An achievement, emulnting In q small way
khe performances OF American engineers who
are aaid 70 carry churches across the street
time part the L. and n. W. r. company hns
pceu constructing stceI bridge TO go across
1ichneld road. The bridge weighs 200 tons
and measures 90 foot in length BY means of
two hfty-ton hydraulic rams attached to a
ture was moved over the thirty feet which
tntervcned between The spot oo which It had
sesn built anS i' onS r fesns pIaet the
tn its place the bridge was fixed To the bed
plates by hydraulic decentralization Tribune,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-10

Casting all home industry influence
aside, MOUNTS Purity Pickle Prod
ucts are to be chosen in preference to
any other make purchaseable In this
market
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-10

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Pst,ie shells always on hand st the Boss Bakery. u
The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-21
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The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-21
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The daily Alaskan., 1906-03-21
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