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New-York tribune., 1906-08-21

TO-DAY and tae street railroad service was re-
xIn.ed. IL was feared that Santiago would be
plunged in darkness owing TO lack OF coal 20
supply the gas works. but the officials of the gas
company say that they have a sufficient supply
90 last a week.
Carlos Edwards, one of the proprietors OF the
'.Mercurio." OF Valparaiso has arrived here on
horseback from that city. He confirms the re-
ports that the Alnlendral quarter and the prin-
cipal avenue Of Valparaiso have been trans
formed into heaps Of ruins. When he left the
siiy the inhabitants were wandering about look
ing for relatives and friends. The majority OF
che inhabitants. he says have sought refuge on
che hi;is. in the park and along the seashore.
The Administration Building AND The Victoria
Theatre had Sink 20 their foundations. The
marine arsenal only slightly damaged. but
none of the private residences was habitabie.
In spite Of the desolation, perfect order was
maintained by the troops. which We're bivouacked
on the Grand Avenue and Victoria Square. The
military ambulances were gathering UP the
wounded and the dead. When Mr.. Edwards left
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
DEAD IN SANTIAGO, 81.
lSeitor Orsusar Gets Message-Vino
del Mar Suffers.

A6ofo Ortuzar Consul General of Chill in
this city, received a cable dispatch yesterday
from the Minister of Foreign Affairs at San
tiago saying that there were thirty-seven killed
by the earthquake in the capital The Consul
General also received advices that the members
of his family. for whom he had felt much anx-
iety, were safe and unhurt senOr Ortuzar's
mother was at Vino del Mar, where reports say
there heavy damage.
w r. Grace & Co. of this city, yesterday
ceived a message from their agents in Val
paraiso saying that the centre of the earthquake
disturbance was in Valparaiso and the Aeon
cagua Valley and that business in Valparaiso
had been suspended for two weeks.
The Methodist Missionary Society has a large
mission in Santiago and smaller missions in VAL
paraiso. Iquique and Conception. The general
board feels confident that no serious damage
has resulted 10 these missions
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
REAL WAR in CAUCASUS
TARTARS WE'LL ARMED.
DO Not Fear Russians
the Tictims-DMly Battles.

ST. Petersburg. Aug. 20.--Adviees received
here to-day from the southwestern section OF
the Caucasus show that the fighting IN the dis
tricts bordering on the Persian frontier has now
assumed the dignity of a regular war; with
daily engagements resulting in heavy losses
both TO the Tartars and 20 the Russian troops
who are the chief beigerents. and WIN All 'he
features of formal campaign
The Armenians chiefly figure as the victims
being unable 10 wage even successful defence
against the we'll armed Tartars. who are or
ganived and trained on military lines and DO
not fear 70 meet the Russian forces in open
fight when the latter are not accompanied ns
the artillery az the disposal of Colonel Veverh'
the Russian commander.
The Tartar forces are steadily increasing
being, il is supposed. reinforced by kurds from
beyond the frontier
Tho Council of National Defence to-day
adopted project for the more stringent pun
,shment of persons refusing military service
rrovidinp fo- their enrolment I'm disciplinary
battalions or imprisonment at hard labor for
from four TO eight years.
Though ostensiby aimed at those who decline
to serve on the ground OF religious prlheipls'
such as Doukhobors and MOlokhans. 1t can also
be turned against those attempting 20 obey the
behest Of the Viborg manifesto. The project VIII
be presented 10 the Emperor for his signature
as a temporary measure during the recess OF
parliament
Throughout the whole Of the Russian pale TO-
day was observed with fasting and prayer for
deIiverance from future pogroms. The Jewish
communities OF other cities Joined in services
OF prayer to avert the slaughter Of their corelis-
ionists in the danger zone.
The administration is preparing Blue BOOK
containing the reports of governors and pre-
fects on previous pogroms and on the Jewish
he err0r NJ
work for the Cabinets study Of measures for
the prevention of massacres.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
u. S. MOURNS WITH chilli.
President Roosevelt F'OSsuards Tao
TeIegrams of Coincidence.

Washington. Aug. 20.-The concern with which
President Roosevelt. received the news OF the
Valparaiso earthquake IS evidenced by two tole-
granls which be sent 10 the President ct Chill
enc dated yesterday and the ether to-day, They
sere given out at the state Department to-day
The ffst telegram follows:
"In the namc OF the people of the United States
{ offer tribute Of sorrow and sympathy 20 their
afflicted brethren OF Call by reason Of tho awful
disaste. that has befaiieu Valparaiso"
The one sent to-day said
Let me repeat my expression % intense sym
pathy and express the shocked horror this people
feels the appalling disaster that has beTallen
your great nation. We are following the news
with the most eager and lively concern.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
FOR PAN-AMERICAN RAILWAY.
Rio Committee Votes to Continue Present
Permanent Commission.

Rio Janeiro Aug. 2O.-The American Inter-
national Conference to-day discussed the ques-
tion Of the location of the next meeting of the
conference. To-mOrrow's sitting of the confer
ence will be one of sympathy the disaster
in Chilli.
to-day voted 10 recommend the continuation OF
the present permanent commission and to re-
quest the governments TO DECLARE the extent oi
the support they are willing 10 give companies
undertaking the construction OF .le railway
The Welfare C0Hniifiee. after a hot discus
sion, defeated the Colombian proposition that
every government shall have minister TO each
republic forming miniature Paa-American con-
Serences
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
HEARST IND GASOLINE
Continued from arss page.

known. that peoples candidate has pa'>sss
$4,000 worth OF automobiles in advance OF 1'
mating convention for in telling the plan lSs
OF the country districts about the dangers o. -
atoIv wealth. -,
Mr. Ihmsen saw enough from the car - -
while returning from Illinois with his chisi % -
rant the mailing OF a circular n all the s'a'- -
nnitteemen OF the Hearst League Ihe pew
of the circular this:
only three things are now essential % -. -
ing victory sOr the Independence League IN 49, 49,
ber: The first is organization. the second = 0'9
ization and the third is organization, "a
Mr. Ihmsen then goes ON to tell the iasias-s 80
union labor men how 10 organize. some %
features OF the plan as follows -
The state committee and the county 81 - r.
or chairman for each Assembly DiStrlCt vii - vTt
spousible for the campaign in his diS'IS, 1isircs
be advised and assisted by the AsSeilo-S sT,fstils
general committee. composed OF 49, .1s SO
from each election district. y captain 80 si4c-
assistant captains will be appointed lct 20 IN fs
tiln district The election district captal'lS
members OF the local. ward or toW.. tVl--c5-e q
The election district organization VII ,s fr
school district captain in each school diStrlc
will Rave charge OF the enrolment oI 49, lssg
ard the distribution OF literature; ana W y, yl.c-
Il Will be 20 see that full vote tS pOileu Oh -
tion Day.
The eYterprsing press agent al the Giisey -, 49,.
HEADQUARTERS II 80 confident OF the result en- - Il
tiou night that he sent out a bulletin whicn -
that the men who had compared notes 80 - .
situation 10 quote exactly, uni'I ,-rics
opinion that the independence League teser ~ Ss
viii be nominated At its state corVeIt.1ss' ~ ,r!
held In New York Citv September II ana =, ,S,e Il
carry the state by a plurality 50 large Ss 100 I.
would be difdcult, II not impossioles % S'-
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
WILLIAMS RETURNING WITH BRYAN

BY Telegraph Tribune
Boston, Aug. 20-George Fred Williams. leader Of
the Moran wing Of the Massachusetts Democrats
has stolen a march on the leading Democratic
politicians Of the country and has gone to Gibraltar
TO join Mr. Bryan and return with him 20 America
Some days after the announcement was made OF
the reception 10 be given Mr. Bryan in New York
Mr.. Williams quietly gave out the information that
he was going trip to the provinces I'm search of
rest. Instead, he slipped over To Paris and on the
trip across he will have all the opportunity he
needs to gridiron Josiah Quincy. CASTOR, Whitney
and other gold Democrats.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
FRANCE TO ENFORCE LAUT
Premier Sarrien Speaks on Church
and State Dispute.

Macon, Aug. 2O.-Premier Sarrien. who has
been elected president of the Departmental
Council of Saone 1T Loire, made a speech here
to-day, in which he said that the government,
determined % enforce the law for the separation
of Church and State He was confident, he said
that attempts being made to stir up a re-
ligious would fail before the good sense Of
the people who recognized that liberty of wor-
ship never could he threatened by republicans,
who were the most sincere and resolute defend
ers OF freedom Of conscience.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
MISS BROWN. OF CHICAGO, SAFE.

Chicago Aug. 90 a cable dispatch yesterday an
nounced that Miss Agnes Ewing Brown of this city
safe at Santiago de Chilli where she passed
through the earthquake. Miss Brown went to San
tiagO in May as a director OF the normal schools
there under the supervision of the Chilian govern
ment Miss Brown was graduated from the Univer-
sity of Michigan and holds degrees from St Mary s
Academy. Of Notre Dame, Indiana. and from the
University of South Dakota:
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
pu.AIAME iMsuRaEcTioN ovee

waSkisston. Aug 2o-%Le Pulajane insErrsction
e :he Island o; samar, Philippine Islands is be-
Geve6 20 be about stsaaned out. Colonel g. A.
williams. commanding tie Department 0r the
Visayss in mis- report 20 'he War Department. saws
thht twO-' birds or os !he island is ~ a con-
dit.on which coul6 is continuance he depended
on would not justify fhe Gssing by cVii authorities
iog assistance .ron the sgE.y.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
RUSSIAN GOLD MINES FOR SALE
Americans Said To Be Negotiating for the
Nerchinsk Fields.

81. Petersburg. Aug. 9o-The newspapers here re-
port tsat Americans are negotiating for the Dur-
chase Of the Narchinsk gold mines, which have
been the source o. great scandal IN which sev
e-al grand dukes were involved. The mines are
supposed TO contain quartz worth & 2CO0eOoD0 ava
the court camaTilla Is reported 20 be anxio,,s 20
dispose Of them. but the Americans are charV ~
Lys bNN~AetteN
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
THE PLOT AGAINST M. FALLIEREs
Explosives Found at Residence of Cirillo Ar
rested at Marseilles.

Marseiles, Aug 20.-The police have discov-
cred papers indicating the connection of Cirillo,
the anarchist arrested here yesterday on the
charge of plotting to assassinate President
Fallieres. with a band Of anarchists At the
residence of the prisoner. who is an Italian, the
police also discovered explosives and materials
for the manufacture OF bombs.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
JAPANESE SEAL PoAcHeRs INDICTED

Washington. Aug. 2o.-Acting Secretary Murray,e'
the Department OF Commerce and Labor. to-dey =
ceived telegram. dated az Valdez Alaska -
Walter y. Lsmbkey. agent in charge of the tuE -
fisheries Of Alaska. informing him that The tNe''
Japanese P0achers captured recently on 81 ~, n,
Island while r0ldlnS the seal TOOnrree Welt.....
ficted last SATURDAY for violation ~ the Cris
States law enacted ~ protect the FUR OeaEnS ~
lhu prisoners Will &c aTrai.uCd shortly u -
United States District Court az Valdez
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
P4RTS GETS GOOD ,NEUvS.
P'rUatc AdUiceS Say Losses Haze
Been Exaggerated.

Paris Aug 2e.-FIundEeds of people called al
tts caii;an legation here to-day i=Gu;r::lg Tor
aews OF the 6ss>rUat'on caused BY tkc earth
qlsl0e. bat Tsre Informed that beyond a dis
.aich announcing che safety NJ President Piesco,
rs oejaisi ness TAD reaci:ed the lsgatio--
T2,e a.ssnt e. Valparaiso CT gqhwsb Brothers
sends 1aord tise the firms building nrd :he Gnu
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
WANTS 200 SEATS AT esyAN,s ersr

Birmingham, Ala Aug. 2O.-Chairuap PARKER %
the alabama Bryan reception committee said Iast
s's' that he had applied for 900 seats al Madison
square Garden for the Bryan reception Mr. parLo-
-. essuN received applications frOm this num-
kIabo 0r SAlsaSaInans who wish to be present I'M,
4NIa"anla uelesaton will leave here ON Auzust %
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21

pioyeS are safe. and tfsr the extent % the do
aster has been exaggerated
The firm Of Luiz Gazette has received o cabia
message saving that the consequences of the
earthquake are less terrible Than reported. The
Tould Company also has reassurins dispatch.
French insurance companies are not affected
by the lnssns al Nalnaraiso
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
MR. BRYAN SAILS FOR HOME.

"orahaE. Aug. 2c.-Wiiliam j. BRYAN and his
=. poar1ea the North German Lloyd Line steam
- 1i''SSss irene to-day The steamer sailed a. p
Y,, m NJ BRYAN expressed himself as isIiett i
interest In and about the Rock 9 20 Piaces "t
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
TO SUPPRESS REVOLT IN NATAL.
Colonel Roystcn's Forces Will Attack Rebel
lious Natives To-day.

krantzkop, Natal. Aug. 2O.-Colonel Royston' s
force OF 5000 men, of which 500 are operating
from Zululand, will attach the rebellious natives
at dawn tomorrow Colonel Royston mas or
oered the troops to protect the loyaists, and not
10 hre unless they are ordered to do so by s0eir
officers or are Obliged to do so in self-defenre
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
PARSONS TO OPEN CAMPAIGN

The enrolled Republicans Of the Slst Aessemhlv
District will hold mass meeting Thursday nisht
or this week az No. 276 Lenox avenue. near l2fth
st. Two OF the speakers will be Herbert psv-,,,e
president % the Republican County Committee AMI
senator Alfred Y. Pase. n Is expected that NJ
Parsons viii make this the opening gun IN his Gem
palsn Tor reelection as chairman Of the EeQubli-
San County Committee os New YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
SHOCKS IN M4RTTNIQUE
4 Number of TremOrs an the Island
No Damage Done.

Fort de France Martinique. Aug 20-Earth
shocks of more or less severity felt in the
island of Martinique at 1:15 p. m. yesterday
and at 3:47 a. m, a. and S:37 a. m. to-day
No damage was done.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
REBELLION TN CUBA.
Continued from first page.

Santiago. and j. G. Gomez, ono of the editors of
La Lucha," of Havana, werc arrested quietly
by Rural Guards at El Caney last night. charged
with inciting revolution. They started for
Havana to-day with large escort on q special
c-ain Both men deny reasonable intentions
and assert that their recent activity has been
solely in the interest of the reorganization OF
the Liberal party.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
HAWAlrs POPULATION. 200 600

Honolulu. Aug l4.-EstImates made for che an
n;al report Of Governor Carter place tho population
Of the islands at about 2aO0. The census OF ,ss,o
showed Il 10 bc l54.Ool The new estimate Is based
on the school enrOlInents. In 1863 the number ~
pupils was 1857. while this year il Is y i43
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
THE QU4KE FORETOLD.
CMIian Astronomers Predicted Seis-
mic Disturbances.

London, Aug 21.-In dispatch from Santiago.
the correspondent of 1.-THE Daily Mail' says:
II Is a curious fact that the earthquake of
August Is foretold by astronomers. who
based their predictions the conjunction OF
Jupiter, the earth and the moon.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
KING ALFONSO WINS A CUP.

London. Aug. 2I.-The King and queen of Spain.
who La been visiting In England wi!l start o.,
their s:cloeward srp :oday. At the Isle os Wight
Gun Club yesterday King Alfonso won a cup IN cny
pigeon shooting against seventeen competitors HIS
majesty Is Il member OF the club.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
JAPAN MAY DIVERT CHINESE TRADE
A Railway Line Completed Between Mouk-
den and sin-Min-Tun.

Tien-Tsn Aug 20.-The Japanese have tIst
completed railway between Moukder anI
Hsin-Min- -Tun with the object OF carrying the
bean traffic 10 Nu-C -Tun. oppos.1s New
Cnwang, which hitherto has been carried bv the
4hperi2i chinese railways 10 NeW-ChWsng.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
SIXTEEN MuTlNEERs EXECUTED

Crons'adt, Aug 2O-Sixteen men condemned
for participation In the mutny here on August
were executed at daybreaiS this morning
Among the number were two students named
iVanoa and Makrans. and pr. Gusaron, am
army surgeon.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
MAY MERGE 70 DEFEAT mR. oLMsrEsn.

Harrisburg. Penn, Aug &-JOhn Under -
coin Republican Of Carlisle, vas to-day noual--
for t'oneFess By the Democrats Of the 18th IiN.'.
The Lincoln Republicans win probably lndoIss -
nomination and Join the Democrats IN q c>1-t+,
against Congressman OlTnsteaG-
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21

1t was a regular landslide among
our outing suits-batistes, hOmespuns
and hannels.
Every suit from the top price, S25,
to the lowest, SIS, went down TO SIS
at one swOop.
With hundreds of mixture suits
which lost from SO to $40 at the same
reduction to SIS. it's harvest time for
anv man who wants a firSt-class SUI.
at a moderate price to finish out The
Summer.
/.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Scores
Warren 81. 18th ST. s7udA
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21

9 This Company Is ems
powered by law to receive
trust moneys. Executors de.
posting such moneys with
the Company nre abSolyed
by law from responsibility as
40 loss.
THE Equitable Trust
= Company will at.
tend TO every detail
of your banking bust.
ness.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-13

HE DETEsTED sMoKE-Profes- sOr Wilson. who is connected with the experiment station. is a stickler for sanitation and other scientific things. The other day he was going out to- ward his home on North First avenue when he detected the smoke of burn ing rags. Some ignorant or careless householder in the vicinity had no doubt thrown them into the stove and
 was poisoning the whole atmosphere. That is something that would not be allowed in any well-regulated town. II is true that every mans house is the oretically his castle. but he can not do things in it to the detriment of the whole community. The smell grew more and more insistent and Professor Wilson was more and more making up his mind to ask the authorities what they were about in permitting such things to go on. Finally the smoke became so pungent that Professor Wilson began looking about to see which house the smoke was coming from. If he had ascertained he might have gone himself and taken the mat ter into ais own hands. But just then he made the discovery which saved him the trouble of looking further. His pipe fell from his coat pocket through hole which it had burned.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-13
Of Locally
 Interest.
THE WEATHER.

Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-13
SANTA FEE TIME TABLE.
CITY TIME

Departure ArriVaI ''The Diamond Jo," for Wickenburg. Congress Junction. c ott, Jerome Junction, Ash Fork ............'....... 12:SO am 2:4O am '"The Daylight Express" for Wickenburg. Con- gress Junction. Pres colt. Jerome Junction, Ash Fork ............ 7:45 am 4:2O pm For Wenden, Salome... 7:45 am 2:40 am For Tempe, Mesa. Flor ence, Kelvin, Wrinkle man ......... ........... 11:31 am 1920 pm
Arizona republican., 1906-04-13

Some noses appear to have been made for glasses" others don't. But regardless of the shape of the nose the need of glasses comes to all eyes. When it comes you can't very well get a new nose but you can get glass es to fit the nose you have.
 Right here we come in; We have glasses for all kinds and shapes of noses and take special care to give each the one best suited to that in dividual nose.
 Right GIasses-our kind-fit nose, and eyes, and ears, hence give com fort and satisfaction-our guarantee.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-13

Forecast for today-Fair warmer.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-13
12:3O am 2:4O am
TRINITY EPISCOPAL cH

TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH Rev. F.. A. Penick, rector. Good Fri day-Litany-ant te-communion service and sermon at 10 a. m.
 HIGH SCHOOL RECITAL-The first of a series of senior reCitals will be given this afternoon at o'clock in the high school assembly room.
 PAINTING TOWN CLOCK - The town clock is putting on it's Easter clothes and beginning to sit up and notice things. Yesterday it was getting it's face painted.
 PRESBYTERIAN LADlES-Tne la dies of the Presbyterian Church will entertain this afternoon in the church parlors. There will be a musical program and refreshments. All ladies are invited to attend.
 HE IS OF AGE-John Norton is carrying his hand wrapped up now as the result of an argument with a mule The mule claimed to be a two-year-old and MT. Norton undertook to demon strate that le was older by a critical examination of his teeth. This the mule resented and closed down on him. The argument was never settled, but MT. Norton says he is certain the mule has full set of teeth and is at least old enough to vote.
 
 and Mrs. A. J. Sampson left on the Diamond Jo this morning for Los An geIes They are called in response to business engagements, the general having been expecting for some time that such a visit would be necessary. Mrs. Sampson has two sisters there, and after spending some weeks in Los Angeles. they will start back for Phoenix. stopping at Flagstaff for a while to visit with their daughter Mrs. LivermOre. They will remain in Los Angeles at least until the middle of May, the general being the advance guard of the Arizona delegation to the big pilgrimage of Shriners.
 WANTED A NAME-Harry Fried man has not yet found a name for his new horse. Pending the selection of a proper cognomen, he is calling him
Arizona republican., 1906-04-13

Whirlwind II to distinguish him from the original Whirlwind the Great. But he wants a different name and he wants the best there is regardless of expense. He has decided, therefore, to get up name contest like those which have been so popular lately. He will offer for the best name submitted a pair of spectacles. a crOwbar sad dle blanket or some other useful and at the same time ornamental article. The excellence of the name shall be decided by a specially appointed com mission.
 NEW CORPORATIONS - Articles of the following corporations were fil- ed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: The Brant Independent Milling company capital stock, $5.- COOOOO, incorporators, George Brant. Carl C. Wever and J. D. Thatcher; Manhattan State Nevada Gold Mining company. capital stock, $10OO, 900, in ccOrpOrators, Bernard COrrigan, Frank Parker, and C. M. Luud; Manhattan Pioneer Mining company, capital stock, $10O0 000 incOrpOrators. James F.. Peck, F. J. Solinsky. George II. Brad ford, Frank R. Wehe. and F.. A. Potter; Clover Leaf Vibrator Manufacturing company. capital stock S60O,O0O. in corporators. H. A. Slaughter, s. F.. Campbell, and F. H. Corwin; the Browneu Mining and Smelling compa- ny. capital stock $500,00O. incorpora- tors. C. w. George. T. T. Watson; Goldfieid Constitution Gold Mining company. capital stock. $1.00O,0OO. in corporators. l. H. Cook and J. J. Corn eveaux. The articles of the OroviIle Gold Mining company were amended by increasing the capital stock from S1,OOO to $10,OGO.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-13
Factory Smokers. The best Sc Cigar.

If you are looking for a beautiful feather boa now is the time to buy it. The Pearson District Farm at the west end of the Washington street car line is making a reduction of g per cent on all feather goods
Arizona republican., 1906-04-13

FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS.
 Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for children teething. It soOtheS the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents a bottle.