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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-09-29

Oh 6fty Or sixty big steamers and
sailing vessels In this port, only five
or ak remain and these are high ashore
along tho bay, amid mass Of wreckage
Of all sorts. Great iron ships we're
not only driven ashore, but through a
house block from the water front.
Every house along the waterfront for
ten miles has been destroyed and near
ly every building In the business dis.
trict unroofed.
Thc Louisville 4 Nashville railroad 10
destroyed for thirty miles. Although
Mayor MAura has sworn In 6fty extra
policemen, and several arrests have been
made, looting still prevails. II being
positiyeiy impossible 10 protect proper.
ty under present chaotic conditions.
The vessels al the Pensacola navy
yard which wero undergoing repairs and
which may have been beached. are the
gunboats Vixen, Machias. Isle de Lu-
zcn and Gloucester. besides several
smaller craft. The damage from the
hurricane IL estimated at s5,000,00o-
Loss Of life Ii very heavy among the
mariners, though only one body has
been recovered. Other bodies are re-
ported along the shore.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-09-29

Palma presenting the resignation Of the
Cabinet officers, vice president and final
ly bis own resignation. Senator zayas
then rose and denounced Palma for ac-
cepting the resignation Of the Cabinet
officers without naming substitutes.
Congressman Betancourt replied that
the President had acted entirely within
his rights and he proposed that the
resignations 81 the President and Vice.
President Mcndez Capote be declined
and that committee be sent to the
palace 10 urge them to withdraw their
designations.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-09-29
GOOD FOR NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2s.--The amend
ment to the state labor law prohibit
ing the employment Of children under
sixteen in any line Or calling or busi-
ness after p. M, viii 60 into effect
next Monday The new law, it Is said,
will be vigorously enforced.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-09-29
Majority Members Of Congress
Refuse to Attend Special
Session.
REBELS ARE VERY vlNDICTlyE
Charge All Sorts Of Bad Faith to Amer
lean Commissioners, But People
Generally Hail Intervention
With Joy.

HAVANA, Sept. 2s.-American in
tervention In Cuba viii be an accom-
plished fact tomorrow.
President Rooseyelt's peace commits
sioners, although clothed with the full
est authority to take such action when
ever It became obvious that the secur-
ing Of peace by harmonizing the war
ring Cubans was impossible, have pa
tiently withheld their hands until the
last hope has disappeared.
This stage was reached at a late hour
tonight, when the majority members
refused to attend the session Of Con-
gress called To act on the resignation
Of the members of the government, and
declared, definitely. they would have
nothing more to do with the government
OF Cuba.
As was expected, there Is much rabid
denunciation of the course OF the Amer
lean commissioners. who, II has been al
legged, have acted unfairly toward the
government, but the great mass of Gu
bans, Spaniards and Americans welcome
Intervention, for which they have longed
for the past six weeks.
A force Of thirty marines, by order
of Secretary Taft, have landed from
the battleship Louisiana, and have
mounted guard over the Cuban treas
ury building.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-09-29

PORTLAND, Sept. 2s.-It develops
that the sloop Reginald, seized by the
British Columbian fisheries cruiser Kes-
trel, in the Straits of Georgia, for be-
ing without clearance papers, and taken
to Vancouver, B. G., on Sept. 20, be-
longs to and was manned by three
Portland young men, P. D. Cline, Martin
Royce and Charles Stipe.
The young men were on'their way for
a three-years' hunting and fishing trip
to Alaska and alleged they were told
by the United States customs officers
that it was impossible to clear their yes
sci because she was too small. Proceed
ings are pending to confscate the lit
tie boat, which is worth about sl,5OO'
1t is not stated whether the federal
government will be asked to intervene
or not.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-09-29

HAVANA, Sept. 2s.-Tbe probability
that the warning Cubans would get 70.
gether on any agreement under which
the sovereignty Of their government
can continue without interruption was
remote as ever this afternoon. Az the
time approached for the opening Of the
extra session Of Congress the Liberals
had made a final effort by presenting
the names -of various Independent and
Liberal candidates to succeed Senor
Palma as provisional President, but
none Of these was satisfactory to the
Moderates.
The latter after many excited dis
cussions, In which, however, only a
scattering few participated settled
only two additional facts, one that af-
ter declining to accept Palma's resig-
nation they would 60 in a body to the
Palace and endeavor to persuade the
President TO reconsider his determine
tioh, and the other. that, failing in this,
they would present General Rodriguez
commander Of the rural guards, as can
didate for provisional President.
Secretary Taft sat back in his chair
at the legation in the attitude Of wait
ing for Cuba to play the last card IN
the game in which her independence Is
at stake. He was confident the card
will not take the trick, and SO ex'
pressed himself 10 the Associated Press
and yet. recognizing the sacred function
of Congress, which is about TO meet
to act on President Palma's resignation
he is determined to give the politicians
all the leeway possible in settlement
of the controversy. He said he was Ger
tain the United States would have tc
Continued on Page 81
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-09-29
Mobile In the Very Center Of The
Hundred Nile Gale and
us Full Effect.
SEvENfOOT FLOOD ON STREETS
Heavens Charged with Dangerous Fly
Ing Debris--Railroad Tracks Disap.
pear as II by Magic--Life-Loss
Not Ascertainable Yet.

ATLANTA, Sept. 2s.--rhc Associated
Press has lust received the following
telegram, "I,ay Minette, Ala.-~I am at
Bay Minette. Have full account Of dew.
astatIon Of Mobile" The dispatch Is
signed by Carver city editor Of the
Mobile Register.
$50 p. m. Every effort Ia being
made 10 learn something further from
Bay Minette. The only wire working
soGth goes a. far as Flomaton, Ala,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-09-29

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2s.--Both the
war and navy departments are prac-
tically on war basis today and to-
night at many Of the offices, advices
from Cuba are anxiously awaited. The
only detail now remaining is the hir-
ing Of transports. Many conferences
were held today, but no orders Of con-
sequence were made.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-09-29

MOBILE, via Meridian, Sept. es.--
The first men out Of Mobile since the
great Gulf storm report that a NUM-
ber Of lives were lost property worth
100000 destroyed and the entire Sec
tion OF four blocks wide and extending
the entire length Of the city under i've
feet Of water,
The wind In Mobile reached velocity
Of 90 miles an hour, A number OF ships
were wrecked and wharycs were de-
stpyed.
Five thousand houses are damaFad
The waters from the bay, driven by the
oo.mile gale, have blown into the city
10 a depth Of seven feet In the whole
sale district.
The loss OF life 10 believed TO be
mainly among the negroes On Dauphin
Island where many fishermen live, the
chances are the loss Of life Is also
very heavy, and much fear Is entertain
ed for Fort Morgan whore many soldiers
arc quartered.
Much apprehension Is felt for the
suburban towns, as II is feared they
have been obliterated. The loss to the
wharyes Il immense, nearly all OF them
beino In ruins. Wholesale houses have
lost many thousands of dollars from the
foods and the damage Is increasing be-
cause Of inability to secure labor to
save the goods, although as much as
Sl.5o per hour Is willingly offered.
Words can not describe the scene dur
inc the storm. Trees fell and roofs
crushed and through the streets were
hurled myriads Of pieces of slate, TIN
roofing, cornices, and all kinds Of de-
bris. Many people were seriously IN
jured by flying missiles.
The railroads have started clearing
their tracks, but the task is inconceiv-
ably heavy.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 2s'--Aoout
twenty five wrecked schooners between
here and West Pascagoula, Miss have
been observed by Louisville 4 Nash
Vile railroad engineer today.
PENSACOLA, Sept, 2s.--With gale
blowing from 90 to 90 miles an hour
and women and children running fran
tically about the streets, an alarm OF
flre has added to the confusion, The
horses refused to leave the stations and
the iremen dragged the apparatus BY
hand, through shower Of tin roofs
trees and wires to the blaze, and after
long hours of work, controlled 1t.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-09-29

HAVANA, Sept. es.---That they shall
make one last supreme effort to recon-
cile the Cuban differences. were the
instructions War Secretary Taft and
Assistant Secretary Of State Bacon to-
day received from President Roosevelt.
II was also decided to make final
appeal to the patriotism of every lead
er, regardless Of whether he is affiliated
with the government or with the reb-
els,
II is intended that the provisional
government shall be essentially Cuban
and that the Cuban flag shall remain
over public buildings, though the Amer
lean flag has been raised wherever
troops have been stationed.
Taft's reason for suggesting that pos
sibly United States intervention may
not take place till tomorrow is that
Congress may continue through the
night before a final decision is reached
HAVANA, Sept. %. t4:O5 p, nh
A message was read from President
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-09-29

MOBILE, Sept. 2s.--Thc damage to
tho cotton crop Ia incalculable. One
planter declared he would take SIS for
what Il left Of his crop, and then be.
lieved hc would have the best Of the
bargain.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-09-29
FOOTBALL CAMPAIGN.

To Secure Uniform Interpretation Of the
Code Of The Game.
NEW YORK. Sept. 2S.-The Central
Board of Officials, acting under the
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-09-29

HAVANA, Sept. 2s.-Wild rumors
have come to the American legation
that the rebels, seeing that interven-
tion is certain tomorrow and that to-
day is their only chance of occupying
the city, are advancing upon Havana.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-09-29

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 2s.--About
twenty-five wrecked schooners between
here and West Pascagoula, Miss have
been observed by a Louisville & Nash
vile railroad engineer today,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-09-29

HAVANA, Sept. 2s. t4;o5 p, ND
A message was read from President
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Better Than a Salary.

A small investment in a well managed
enterprise that is successful is better
than a salary. Such an investment
does not require your time nor atten-
ton. There are thousands upon thou
sands OF intelligent men and women
who are drawing dividends from mining
stocks who will tell you that their in
vestment is better. safer and surer in
every way than a salary.
Yu never can amass a fortune by
working for some one else. The way
to get a start toward competence is
to invest. and you cannot do better than
invest in a good mining company-one
that is absolutely safe. managed by
trustworthy people Of experience, and
which has a rich, proven deposit or
valuable mineral Jay Gould says so.
Cecil Rhodes says so, Charles NJ.
Schwab says so--all the rich men say
the same thing. You cannot do better
than to follow the lead Of such men as
Rockefeller, Lawson, Rogers, Morgan,
Gates and other shrewd capitalists.
They know that good COPPER mining
Investments pay That IS exactly the
kind &C an investment we offer you
Make your money work for you instead
Of you working for your money!
Investment in COPPER stock offers
the safety Of a government bond with
the speculative element Of a gold mine
A COPPER mine never gives out; 4
means a perpetual investment
Evening journal., 1906-10-22
MY PERSONAL WORD TO INVESTORS

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Century Building KANSAS CITY. MISSOURI