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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-17
EXPLOSION IN
A COAL MINE

Shenandoah May l5--A terrible eK.
plosion Of gas occurred in one Of the
mines Of the Philadelphia and Read.
ing coal companys mines today Kill.
ing seven miners and fatally iniarlng
many others. Black damp prevented
an immediate rescue. samuel Powell
the hre boss Of the niue was 70 terri
bis burned is believed he will die All
the miners IN the mine have not been
rescued yet and u Is feared that a
larger number viii perish before tie
reseuing parties viii be able % reach
them.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-17
LIVES LOST
Eastern PrOspeCt0rs in
Death Valley Die
From Thirst.

CalIente. New, Mas l5~The bodies
OF two eastern prospectors were found
at the foot Of Funeral range in The
Death Valley No one has been able
TO Identify either Of them up 70 the
preset time. The fingers Of enc Of
the men we're worn to The bone whore
he had been digging IN the sand Ia
his attempt to reach water
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-17
ITS SEVENTH
STRAIGHT WIN

The Nlnlta baseball team played rs
seventh game q TIE season here Yes.
terday, aud scored Us seventh success.
I've victory The victims this time
were the Neosho Athletes, Who wess
down 70 defeat hy the score of 2 20 i.
TIE battery for Nlnlta Vas Chouteau
and Raines Chouteau pitched an ex.
ceilent game, and received Zoe sup.
port from The tear.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-17

Ms $ Joyee.lso sulllFan ST..
clafemont, \ ~ writes About 4
wear ago I bo0ght tNO bottles ~
Foltys Kidney Cure n cured me ~
a severe case of kidney trouble uf
syeeral years standing Il certainly
IS a FtaBd. good medicine and ]
heartily recommend it A. n ows
ems
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-17

A torpid, inactive liver can produce
more bodily ilis than anything else Il
Is goou to clean the ssstem out oecM.
lonAlis stir the liver 80 and gel into
shArs generally TIE bcsf results afs
derived from the uss of nnWlff's La.
re Early tlsefs Reliable. effective
pleasant pills With a reputation
Never gFipe Sold By Peoples drug
store.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-17

IN Germany, Narlne he month Il MAJ.
hundreds Of childfen an aboui tie
streets withoat hats nn shea Il rains.
e. Il la generally believed ghag nay
rain = uozi healthy. and that uhsn
Il falls on their hafe heads the ehil.
dFea vii sTov quicker and sain II
alrsnsiA.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-17
Standard Oil
Dividend

New York. Mas l5-The standard
on company today declared 3 guar.
terly dividend o. nine dollars q share
This compares with the fifteen Dol.
lars 3 share dividend n the last pre-.
yious quarter and nlne dollars year
ago.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-17

for q painful hnfn there s nothing
Ike ueNifts Witch Hazel saite
TheFe are s host 81 limitations of Ha
Wits Wileh Hazel saits ou tie mar.
kef see that Yoa gel tie genuine
Asa for IleWIffA Coed. Too. foe sun.
aafu. cuts. bruises aud espaciaiig
recommended for plies TIE name
d t i4Wift 8 Eo. Chicago, 4 nn
sFery bos Sold us Peoples drug sofe
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-17
RallearInn Refused

Washington. May Il -The supreme
aoafs q ne Unilea States todaY de-
n|e|l the petition ToF 3 Fehearlne IL
tie nIeaea tmelIoa sasee
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-17

WIZ take 3 dozen things 90 cure
that cauEhY ksnnedfs Laxative
Honey aud Tar Ailays ths congestion.
stops that tickling. drives the cald
out through tie bowels Sold 81 reo.
Piles drug store.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-17

How can fnu afford q b without an
Associated Press weeklf napef AHsn
TIE IhItft1in can - serufsl for slx
mouths Ter 3 centsdufiug Is bangala
ecek
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-17

June iithto ieih slIl b. ilie Weekig
thlsilalHs nagvAln days Wlmcrlpt4rn
feceifet auflns this eeek al ne ftff
low rate 81 "a cents peg rear
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-17

Plnesalse aess Ike paaitlce Ilesi
thing IL the world f0f talls. ilrns
cracked hands. letter. etc sosa Is
s. r 0Neus. Druggist aw
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-17

fof headache. constipation. etc.
pafeas Little Liver Pills ara best they
cleanse and tonic the liver s1ld by
a. i, UNeus
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-17
THE MARKETS
Daily Report Of Current Prices
In vInlsa.
PRopucK

Quotation FURNISHED bY the vlnill
ta.,st,.,.a ......,,,a,,..
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-17

nallI g-AIn market quotations TOR.
lIAlea b tie FEIsco Nh o..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-23
Fl

It's the gown and the show, rather
than the show of the horse, that turns
the eyes of the fashion world in but
one direction during the brilliant
week in November when society foe
uses the attention upon the horse at
the annual exhibit at Madison Squar
Garden. The rest of the world looks
on agape, focusing its attention upon
Society, with IA capital, If you please,
knowing full well that this famed set
of 400 members will take care that
| the horse receives his due. So every
one settles down comfortably pre-
pared to joyfully dissect every gown
! from the time the show opens until
it closes. The display gives the dress
maker and milliner the ''chance of
their lives" if we may lapse into
slang.
All doubts as to what's what in the
seasons fashions is set at rest the
week of the horse show, and for this
reason, the dense crowd that surges
around the promenade day and night,
making audible comment on the
gowns, within earshot of the wearers,
is totalled almost exclusively from
the vast army of dressmakers, ~tailors,
| ulllllHcIo anu NiNth-
cred apart by the usual representa-
tive "Hoggenheimers," and visiting
out-of-towners. Society owns to a
sordid human streak, however, by
coming dressed in its best" for all
of us to see.
We know in a way what styles to
expect, for fortunate ones who are
ION the inside and know what the
designers have been making, give bits
of helpful news, which, together with
the natural trend of fashion, makes
the result obvious. 1ed5
Furs galore, blended with rich
laces, bits of velvet and glittering
colored jewelled buttons, will present
themselves in new and wonderful
fashions, as dress trimming, collar
cite, muff and coat. The furs, are
more artistic in effect than previous
seasons have allowed. The modified
pony coat is lever portrayed to better
advantage than when made of fur,
Caracul and sealskin, this last as ex-
pensive as the caracul is cheap,sare
accounted the fashionable furs of the
year. One of the oddities of the fash.
ionable within is this liking for cara,
cul, although everyone knows its
comparative cheapneSs places it with.
in reach of the most modest purses
A pretty little fur Jacket car be pur.
chased for forty dollars, or for one
thousand; it depends upon the kline
of fur one selects and the grade o.
designer that plans the garment.
Very smart are the mink jackets Of
pony shape, sporting fiat collars and
cuffs of caracul, while the caracu'
coat of like shape or of close fitting
hip length tendencies, is handsomely
bordered with a wide scroll shaped
band of cloth, ofttimes embroidered
with beautifully colored ribbons, and
with the joining of cloth and fur con
cealed under that well tried and
faithful trimming servant, black silk
ercules braid. With such coats are
worn skirts of cloth matching the
cloth trimmings of the coat. One
! such costume repeated the use of
caracul for trimming. in a band edg-
ing the well cut circular f~ullnesses of
the skirt.
Furs upon evening coats are sup
Elementary only, and figure in mar
row strips applied for outlining pur-
poses, strips of sealskin Quilting, Just
as one would use velvet ribbon,
heavy guimpe bands OF lace that trim
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-23
A. ssc~s"y Co... JOHN WANAMAKER 1 zss q 4"s s ss%"s

place it beyond the reach of common
place effects.
A Horse Show gown made of crepe
de chine and Cluny lace is fashioned
so equally from both that it is hard to
determine whether the gown is a lace
frock or a crepe de chine model.
Wherever plain bits of the crepe de
chine exist they seem to have been
allowed merely as an excuse for the
use of cmbroideries. The style of the
gown is princess, with slightly higher
waist lines than usual, and with the
long lace sash ends added, without
which no evening gown at present
seems to be complete. A pale blue
tulline ruff, wide enough to lap NIL
ladi's shoulders, Is to be worn with
this frock, each tulle-rufied edge nm
ished with Il trimming OF smoke col
ored and white marabout. There Is a
muff to match, with marabout TRIM
mings, and tucked away in its own
er's treasure box, a wonderful new
fan, as large as those %old-hand feath-
er fire screens-made OF white UNI
curled ostrich feathers, this being the
latest use of this form of ostrich.
These dainty dress accessories will be
duly reported as oddities n ex-
tremely fashionable style points after
the dress parade of the fashionable
has ceased for the year, but really
appear to be better suited for the
opera than for the Horse Show, as
this event show show the latest in
field and hunting dress, rather than
chiffons and fans. If truth were
told, its signet would be stamped with
a fan and an opera glass, rather than
the whip and the horsehoe.-Mle.
Do rtciapnn
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-23
Nuttina In Old ENGLAND.

In olden times it was the custom
In England to give one school holiday
every autumn for the children to go
nutting. An old manuscript speaks of
this, and says the young Etonians
were obliged to earn their holiday by
writing verses on the fruitfulness Of
autumn and the bitter cold of winter,
and after they had done this and gath
cred the nuts they were expected to
bring them home as a gift to the diff
ferent masters.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-23
Beer to Kill Absinthe.

Who would believe it? France this
year holds the record for the consump-
ton of beer. 1t is estimated that by
the end OF the year four milliards OF
books will have been drunk. The con-
sumption of beer has increased more
than 40 per cent in five years. The
consumption of absinthe, however,
shows a decline. A blessing on beer If
in the long run it triumphs over muir
derous absinthe!-Le Matin.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-23
and Health.

Slanting handwriting has just been
proved to be responsible for the all
ments of more than so per cent. of our
young people. AS both the steel pen
and the slanting writing originally
came from England, we exclaim with
all our hearts: Let us keep the pen
by all means, but send back the bad
habits it brought in its train to the
place whence they came!-Paris Petit
Journal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-23
Sheet MUSIC.

~ AioiA
Concert To-Mo,,cw.
Harry sutton (PianisD. Ernest Ra,I
'baritohe'' Edward Weston Cfenorl.
SPECIALITY.
Ain Hs, 99I Ira Coming Back to Old New
I've Said My Last Farewell. Too, no..
Il the Mar in the Moon Were = ca 9
S,e a' IL, ehild Shall Lead Them.
M5Ieh the Flowers Bloom in springtim..
im aird 5000 Old U. s.. A.
B Bo, R Sn Nj Mflli rs Hat.
Ny Mariuccia Takes a SteamhD
On the Pier at Dreamland.
"1n, tou Come over to Ny
lola Vocal and instrumentan
Two Little Sailor Boys. Cind.r.u.
Good-Bye. Sweetheart. Good, Bvs
NOT because Your Hair Is Curly
nj, OPERATE HITs.
Love Me and the World Is Mn.
WIN You Love Me in December;
Galloper Q~nstrumeptaD.
Honey Bees, Honey Moon.
stars, Stripes AMI You.
Only a Message from Home.
It's Nice to Have
a Sweetheart. Tourists
Love Is a Wonderful
Thing.
Lemon in the Garden.
Garden of Love. Spring
Waiting for a Ger Chicken.
tain Girl.
:;;: J; :: !: Fl; Z; :;;i i ::;. a si' I2c
eThird Floor, Sheet Music ssatiaa-,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-23

B. .
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-14
RUBBER GOODS

RUBBER
genuine whe rubber goods here
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laser ssaa. DszlIs Laae norm naketa Nex. s.aIaos

street, whereShe will be prepared
to do uphok tering Of all kinds.
He will also carry a nice line
[of art goods. He cordially invites
q call from those needing any
thing in his line.
October sales at the New York
cash store are largest Id our his.
tory. TO make N November q bumper
we offer many extra bargains all
over the store.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. j.
Kayanaugh, Tuesday, Nov. 6,
a girl.
y The Majestic "A Manufacturing
Co, Of st. Louis, Mo. will have
q man at our store all next week
who will show you how to bake
biscuits, brown top and bottom,
lin three minutes. Don't miss
| this chance Of seeing the great
cooking wonder. Peterson &
Adams.
Mrs i. j. Cassidy and child
rem returned to the city last
week after spending a couple
of months with Mr.. Cassidy in
York, D. Oak.
Mann sells the Hart. schsff
ner and Marx all wool cloathing.
Villa Pasounalt, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Ed. Richardson for several
weeks returned TO her home ii
Rolla yesterday.
J. Porter Whites Foust ais
produced in. the arrnory last
Tuesday night did not come ur
TO the standard set by J. Earl
Darlington and the Della Pring-
le company, both Of which or
CARNATIONS produced this play IN
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in which 4 large number of
citizens partic ipated. III was q
very joyous occasion. The band
rendered some fine selections.
Dry oak wood. sawed and de-
livered on short notice BY sthe
farmers mill. Call ia
Peterson g Adams invite YOU
to- call at their hardware store
next week To witness d demon
stration Of the saperio qualities
of the new MAJ ma leable
and charcoal iron ranges. The
exhibition will he under the
management Of aFa exp eriencei
man and will last all week.
fee aAd biscuits will be Bel we'd
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three o'clock. The little bios.


three o'clock. The little bios
SONS that frightened the lives of
father and mother for a few,
short weeks ID gathered to the
God who gave it and will bloom
/ forever in the home beyond.
There is added one more link in
the chain that binds earth to
heaven; there is one more hand
to beckon to loved ones who will
some day take the same journey;
there is one more jewel in the
Heavenly Fathers keeping.
The human words of sympathy
are metilnes such a very mock
cry, yet in word Of Holy Writ we
have this assurance. s Neverthe-
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-11-09

of Fargo, was found dead
il his bed in ToWner Wednes-
day morning.
Miss Prinderville, sister Of
Mrs. CogsWeH Of this city WagI
elected superint dent of schools
in Grand Forks county.
Mrs. George Dickson Of RolIa
who has been visiting her hus-
band of Gilbertson's furniture
store for several days, left yes
terday to visit friends in Stark
weather. e
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THE CITY
Observation-Disclosures

SeHoHeouoHeBeseHen eaeHe5
See Steve Jones for city lots.
Miss Westernan, who has been
the pleasant guest Of Mr.. and
I Mrs. Oliver Evans for the pastl
two months, left Monday forlherI
home in ST. Cloud, Mimi.
Try the French dry cleaning
brocess for cleaning clothesl
at Burtscher the up to date
tailor s.
Mrs. Schaettle gave card
barty last week in honor of Miss
yesterman OF st. Cloud. Mrs.
Hines and Mrs. Evans cut for
ladies' head prize and twas won
y Mrs. Hines. Mrs. Powell
and Mr.. Tolo fson carried off thel
BOBBY prize. Light freshments
were served. III was d very
pleasant social event.
The Degree Of Honor initiated
the following ladies' on Monday
evening" y q " " 81 Scn n 500 Mrs.
la' ne. q sas1, 80 g, 49, A.
Streeter and Mrs. Dahl, An
elaborate banquet was served IN
She hall to the members and
',eaeir husbanda
&, q, y laa 49, c,,,t : y
u s III CO. ! ~
~ $500 'sa.. ss 49, 3 40 ~,
ana poIslelss ~ ~ -, !. 81 uasonee|
v z money sssss't ~ sou'
The most successful specialist
iii chronic and nervous diseases,
Dr. Charest Of Fargo, will visit
nYofessio Lakota on Tues
day, November 90, at the Grace
hotel; Devils Lake on We'd
1lesday, oyeTnber 81 at the
SeVilla. Tell him about your
ailments. He can cure you.
Consultation ST. 100.
,.,aa, be,,ts J; l,,,,ona Iacea
- =, -. ,.s,.s =, ,uhaya hav
49, s s;A non ~ N "a Vail store
80 800 ~ 90 s \ VI s, .
We are giving Tree S9 . ~ q worm
Oh ware az our store nexg ZEE.
Bee advertisement in TINS paper
parsaes y. Z ssskssn
]r. and Mrs. vans gave al
allowe'ea party " ednesoay
night of last week % nonor @
their guest; Miss Wes ter1nall e
.oaa, y ~, ,,,asa, ri The ~ ave-
ssts $50 u y. s ], II, ,,arf 4, IL s
III 49, q, sever
81 favors being given. Those
Who won favOrs were;
and Mrs. Schaettle, Mr. Roder-
bach and Mrs. " lliarlls. The
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One Of the Anderson boys fell
outside the breastWorks last
Tuesday. Maybe it is because
he has been running longer than
the rest of them, and got wind
ed. But Billy says he doesn't
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g. $3.50 - g5isiI III .
free, and a handsome set of
ware will be giyens aWay See
their ad. - :.:: g: :. ..
q Cal. 4 g T,atham Off ~ Grass ,ss
j ,akeswas insfhe civ today II - =
j.. :; = !; :; - -
for Chicago. On legal business.
i os.. 4 40 I III ,,,,, ,ole Z, ],
80 osI. n, na,s;ss 81 f. Ut ]
&c sya. "a pgsw w.. an asia an1 anu
SI ~ = l T;.,.,.s Y 800 sgs a W., ~ =.
G 1y E,,,.,, a,.s 500 ss ao leaas g.
,.nn,,a .s d.nea;,lo Vs. u u .asMs
.0o.1 ..1s-ssslSs 800. !. !:
81 III 49,. IsNa,. J. : 1I.a : 1s u
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Spiritual emf rcement or
Living at Ones Best. Il II ible
school IL M. Epworth Leagne,.
$50 p. IN. Az 80 b. IA. evange-
listic service. Subj ect: Why
Not q Christian. Z s Public cordii-
ally invited. - - s,,:sss 80; 80
Newsbal edahay y Sol cents gper
bale. Forasa eSbys C.ssH. Baker,
phone "a.
Miss Mable Smith left yester-
day on a short visit with her
father at ottineau. - = -
Another carload Of those choice
early Rose potatoes at Mann's.
Contractor Shannon left We'd
1esday for RollaS to be absent for
several days.
See Chamberlin for loan on
Farm land. ! Easy terms. Lowest
rate.
e b. r.. Barnett is arranging to
put on a play at the armory on
December LIST, for the benefit OF
the Episc opal church. Particu-
lars will be given later.
All kinds Of hard and soft
coal at the Farmers mill. Call
LA.
Remember the dance next
Friday night at the I. o. O. f.
hall, free to the parties purchas-
ing ST.. 90 worth Of rebate checks
from the Misses Donovan, Shear
|er, Graham or Dee Koen.
. Choice apples in bushel bas-
#kets ST.. 90 at Mann's.
A reception was rendered
Gov. Burke at his handsome
residence Wednesday evening
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-04-12
OFFICERS SELECTED FOR
INDIANA CONVENTION

indianapolis, Ind, April Ia.-The
second session 81 the republican state
convention was called TO order today
BY Representative Al. E. Brick, tenn
Eporary chairman The resolutions
committee reported through w. III.
Gardiner Of Washington, chairman.
Th He report was unanimously adopted.
The committee onorg rgailization reported
| the selection Of Representative Charles
B. Lands for permanent chairman
and Edward Hancock of Brookyille
for permanent secretary The report
was adopted
The following were nominated By ac-
/ lclanatioIl az
Secretary of State Fred Sims of
Frankfort. II
Attorney General James Bingham of
Muncie.
State Statistieial James 5. stubbs Of
Indianapolis.
For judge Of supreme court, first dis
ltriet James S Jordan Of Martinsville
John G Billlaeiiner of Washington was
nominated for auditor of the state,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-04-12
SPECULATlNli ON WHAT
CONFERENC ICE WOULD D DO

New York. April I2.Another effoSt
will Be made today by the sub-cofnmit-
tee representing the anthracite coal OPP
orators and the mine workers to reach
an agreement and send the men back to
work.
The miners. who have had under con-
sidefation since last Tuesday the coun-
Ter arbitration plan Of the operators
which provides that the strike commits
sion of Ioo2-o3 take Zip the dispute so
far as it relates to wages and a method
for the adjustment Of complaints are
ready to submit their answer.
The members of the committee had In
timated that they will accept the strike
commission If ii is permitted to take
up all the demands made by the wage
workers which they have greatly modi-
fed.
The miners will insist that the eight
hour demand along with the readjust-
n1ent of wages and the reconstruction
.of tlie conciliation board be taken UP
BY the arbitrators.
Il the operators should refuse to en-
steffairl the miners amendment to the
employers plan and insist that their
latest proposition be accepted as sub
.l1itied, the miners may stop negotiations
and call a aconyention and declare strike
exists.
President Mitchell and other members
of the general scale committee however,
Ibelieve the dispute will not go So fat,
.ff
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-04-12
WOLFER MAY BE
WARDEN AT JOLIET

T
Springfield, Ill, April Ias Henry VOL
fer. warden Of the Minnesota state pris-
on at Saltwater, has been offered the po-
,sition Of warden Of the Illinois peiiiten-
itiary at Joliet. Negotiations are in pro-
igress now, and il is understood here
that Governor Deneen expects to Sc
cure the services of the Minnesota man,
who has the reputation Of being one Of
the ablest prenologists and most efficient
wardens in the country
The management Of the Joliet prison
has received considerable criticism Of
late, and with a man Of Wolfer's stamp
lit is hoped to put the institution on bet
ter basis.
The warden at Joliet receives $4,000 a
year, with all expenses provided, in
Guiding a furnished house. A larger
salary IS said to be named in the offer
to Mr.. Wolfer.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-04-12
LESS ASHES ARE ssas @.ts
FALLING i'm. NAPLES

l Naples, April II.-Viewed as whole
the conditions throughout the area af-
5fected by eruptions of Mount Vesuyius
are better this morning as compared
with these OF the early hours of yes
terday. -. 49, ... -..st,
Frequent detonations are still heard
but family. The crater is gradually
enIarging. .ar ST 1 ...
The heaviest fall is now over Somma,
Santa, Anastasia and other villages in
the section opposite and distant from
this city.
/ Large contingents OF troops have arr
rived, affording a military force snf-.
3fcient to successfully meet all event
sualities. The garrisons have been dou-s
tblei and the sailors ordered ashore
from the squadron in the bay will be
held to restore and maintain public
order. For a time after midnight ernp-
Htions were somewhat more acute.