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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
THINK STRANGERI.
WAS { S ) | /: \ |. D.
Left British g olltnbian, City e
Go Into Mountain Mining
Camps Being Watched.
~, A..o,,,otc,l I, + ".


IN SpO1SAN u, A WASH d, AZ, gust 8.--Sha u
owed by sdetectives, n nervous mi ddle.nged
man left Boundary, b. q, stu gsj this
|finornng to go into the mo lntnl i milling
camps, upholding Ills atcnlent that l1 g,
was Mr.. Montgomery, 81 q mining man
from Los Angeles. n il.j sss ss
AS BY officials here he isS believed To- TO
Paul4 o. steusland Il tho fugitive president
81 the milwaukee, state Bank, $ofs Chicago
''Montgomery, arrived at Alldway I3s 81
ID week ago, accompanied by handsome
brunette, about TWEEN ty-i We years OF q Sc,
whom he introduced as his VII 10 was it
d stout man., mldtle-a gcd, q trifle gru Y
and somewhat nervous. N vii
Comperi sons Of the pictures Of stonslia \ !!
and the woman who Is bel eyed TO bowl
the bunker, strengthened the belief tina
s''Nfontgotrery. was the fugitive president.
"A n1essage was sent to the Chicago y sali-j
3thorities nsluing foraSn detailed tdescrlp-33
3tion Of the banker, and II his corresponds
the Midway police expect to take n Mort-,
gomery'.5Irito custody. ii. gl ss, 5s Ia s8 .5
Tho Canadian authorities decid 81 they
would moi 5te Justified In arresting Mont &
geometry and when he left for the hills
to-day let him proceed. The Chief q I'o-;
lice Of Midway states that the fflcerst
are still #shndowing him, however, and
cal, capture hiln8if he Is the man wanted m
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EAGLES II. meet IN / I.
NORFOLK NEXT /. YEAR / |. +.
Edward Krause, Of Delaware, Is
Successful for Grand
n Worthy President. ,Ssf
R(By Associated Press !.

by ih1oSSseA
v MILWAU1lI1, WI S.. ED wa 81 "a ~
;Krausc. Of Wilmington, Del. va today 9,
announced s the successful candidate IN
the contest forSthe ONCE Of grand worthy
president Of tho aternal Order OF Ia y A
giles. .4l 3s5i; 5
Ell Mr.. X rause received ], So otes againssIt
s14 Tor Fl. q. Davis, " OF Ohio, tho retiring
head OF tho order s5 5
Norfolk, with 937 votes, was the ch dice
for the next convention city. Boston re-
ceived 600 votes. s.i 4, NJ. 5ss,3
The complete list Of officers elected IS az
follows: n ! Grand worthy president as I'd
ward iISrause, Wilmington. Del; I. grand
worthy Weep president, Theo ore =. {. Bell.
Napa, Cal; grand secretary, a. p, Part art
ridge. Kansas 81 City. Mo-; grand treasurer,
i. u. \ Herring, South Bend ,s Ind. grand
cha plain, Joseph T. Hinkle, Oregon;
! gran conductor, " G. titus 4 % Nor
folk, Va; grand inner guard. Edward
4 oote, Pleasant Hill, Mo-; grand tru US
tees, Harry ]. Bracken, MI Waulsee; Dan
lei j Dalton, cincinnati; Fred r. Iioer T:
5ter.sf Louisville, and II Thomas p; Hayes,
Newark III N. j .K KS
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] n LsrrrK 20 oVR ne AD,!ERE!es..
"A f.ottnre st., Ntelrose. Mass

Il
Dear sir. "; 5IS
.tSver since II was II, tho Artr1y a had
moro Or less kidney trouble, ana within TIL
the past year II becomes SO sc we're ''. ana
Scon,pii n that Il suffered everything nm
and was mitch alarmed strength and 1t
power was fast leaving me ! SO ' y y IN! m
advertisenie lent Of Swamp Root and wrote 'rnt
asking tor advice. L began the use Of
sthc medicine, and noted decided ini-,
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ID short times n, M N IL 1T d.
continued its ,ise and am thnrkful
tto say n that 81 8nr, e,itirnly Cured and
strong. & III order to be very sure q bout
This, L had saS doctor examine some Of my
water to- day, and ho pronounced II all
4righ ID and $in splendid condition. d iif
f&.1 know that your Swamp Root Is purely
vegetable and does not contain any llnr1r1-
yful drugs. Tl,nnlting you for my COM ON q
lploto recovery ana recommending Swamp
Root to all sufforers,Y 4 am, /"
Very truly yours, VI. 8si NJ
+ $3,5a 5 Il e. RICHARDSON
H YOU may have d sample bottle 81 this
wonderful remedy, Oh Kilner's Swamp
Root. sent absolutely free by mall, also 9
book telling Ill about Swamp Root. y If
YOU 8nre already convinced that Swamp
Root Is what YOU need, YOU can pu re hnseS
sthe&rcgulart ffty-cent Ennd one dollar size
bottles at tho drug stores everywh ere
Don make any mistake, but remember
the name, Swamp Root, DR.. Kilmer' 9
Swamp Root, and tho address,, Bingham
ton, NJ. = ;, on every bottle. S5 VI 4. @ III
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KILLED.
5000, REPORT SAYS AVS
nv AsstcIatcd Press.l

SANTIAGO, CHILE, August ls.-lt is
rcnorted from Valparaiso that five thou
and dcnths resulted from the earthquake
4 there. Details arc incomplete, as there
,s5n direct communication between Val-
a,nrniso and Santiago, In this city there
were thirty deaths, The value OF proper
~ DESTROYED will roach 5000 900
The earthquake lasted three and Q ha nal.
All the Telegraph. and telephone lines
we're interrupted for some time, ana as
vet there. Is no news regarding the ex-
lent of the damage done IN tho provinces,
In Santiago several persons were ere Kl1lea
or injured. ,,,. y. -. NO 70
n A FEW fires broke out, but these were we're
promptly cxtinguisheds BY heavy showers
nfter the earthquake, Practically halt the
population passed the night in the SQUARES
or aytxyues OF tho city,
AUGUST 1s--7:4S a. N. --All eommuni \,
cation with Valparaiso has been cut off
for The last forty-eighti hours, but q
mounted messenger by way III - 1@H''o'a
reports that 500 persons were klllea, 10,
A large portion OF the town ls burning
and there ~ a scarcity Of water.
The railway has been cut by landslldes.
Slight shocks of earthquake continue
| to he felt here.
| The functions arranged for The enter,
| tainment OF Secretary-of- State Root VIII
| be abandoned on account OF tho unlFer-
sal mourning In Chile.
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HOPING REPORTS
ARE T. xAG GERATEI.D[-).

sP1TTsBU RG,@ pA,lSsA Aug. 10. Count
Julian seg,,ndo Ii De OWES, q comm pt1er
iof cor eoini1leroo from, the republic or Chile
Ia plttsbutg, Is Inclined to believe the l,la
earthquake at Valparaiso was not Ho I, t &,
iastrous as reported, The Count left chile
April 20 last aid said that while Sl,e was az
there number Of earthquake hooks 1nd
occurred. AZ Sij V. Il ..,3s .s
D ,ri,cl business portion Of tho city, he he
said faced the mountainous CLIFFS and he
feared, the event OF y OCH. tile
mountain wo,ild dlsintcgrate s and hugo !liE:
rocks and buildings fall upon the btls "
ness houses beneath. Il. VI It'll. \.
M CountfDe OWES sntd he Thought there tr
could be no danger from flrcs rs most OF
the buildings are instructed ma0pe;
and Spanish tile. Frame bull dlngs arc !, me
exception ana steel is used more tina l1; \
wood I3Ss tS NJ gg &, Z. VI
THE Count was much worried and SAID y Il &
tho disaster vas NJ crious ~ re port GO, Z
tho most beautiful portion OF the city was
probabl II ruins and n countess e lyes
earthquake would also cause great dam
age 8to x he shipping along the coast.
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PEOPLE. IN .PANlC.
SAY 900 LOST
This Estimate, H However, Believed
Is Be SExagger Grated --C g Con-
ditior18 Of Horror. Il; !. 35

53i (By Associated Press) Is 1 9fFts. .g5#
BuENOS .AYREs Aug st 81 - Is dis
patch received here from LIZ 1'az ys
that reports received there sho hat
earthquake shocks continue 32sf at 59s6Va y.
paradise, where panic prevail 3s
The fire originated in the 81 Plaza K de
iOrden and Is rapidly spreading TO the the
northern portion Of the city.
,ss rhe dispatch adds that 1t Is officially
confirmed from La zena, Chile, that
H,i,uch damage was done t aparaiso, and
TINT many persons were killed or injured.
.$8 A storm p Is reported ! in the Bay OF.
Valparaiso. Il 5SS5Sa q VI IA
The disturbances were B felt even II In
Tacna, the northernmost province Of
Chile. =5l III ~ 5l 5I,5 .3F 5ii, 4: n,
#jf Loud subterranean rumbling were heard
at La Serena The villages of 1llapel,g
#1somilcs north OF Santiago, and Vallenar,
about 900 miles north Of the capt. ], each
having population Of about 5000, We're
destroyed. 85{5 ~
MA telegram received here from Puntn}
3Tevaras says thai a train from Santiago
Chile, due to{arrive there sterday even
ing, had not yet reached the former
place. s n III y. 4. rs ii
III Seismic disturbances on the Chilean
side Of the Andes continue. Further Sos
we're shocks were felt yesterday, ! hc first
at S:40 O. clock and the second at S:bO. sgS
5s$@Es The director Of telegraphs here has re-
Eceived a telegram from La Paz, Bolivia,
Announcing that according to message
3frotn# the chief official of the telegraph
5 company at Tacna N Yalparaiso, Is In
FLAMES and the earthquake CON inues.S
ERA dspat ch received here blythe Havana
Agency from Santiago dc Chile, S avs: 53g1
$$ssstNews OF the catastrophe at lparaiso
rs beginning to come in here FugitiYes
gGMho5 have arrived on horseback q from
THE stricken city, describe condition
of horror 1t Is believed, however: that
#the condition OF extreme panic has re-
suited In exaggerated statements Of the
occurrence. Almost all the houses in
valparaiso are said to be s. down. The
@fngitives estimate the number Of dead
and vi wounded there at 10000. Entire
streets are buried In ruins. ], Fires which
tSbrolse out Immediately ter the earth
quake added to the terror and E danger.
II Sixty thousand people have taken refuge
@oit the hills surrounding the city,
$@Ssa Lack Of water prevents efforts to- ex.
%tingulsll& the flames. It is reported Sthat
the buildings of the arsenal, naval school
land navy department. have fallen, as well
81 as the custom house. tho Offices Of tho
s3AfercurIo and the house Of Ross and Ed
wards. 4. u lys 555
ys The Bank Of Chile and the Bank Tara
#pacay Argentina also are In ruins
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CITY / N FLAMES
FOLLO OWING QUAKE
People Are Demoralized and A
Business H ouses Closed,
y. Shock Felt Far. NJ

NEW YORK, August 1S,-The Central
ma South American Telegraph Company
reports that the situation In Valparaiso
d Is similar to that which occurred in sais
1 Francisco. Their'ahanug gar reports that
1 all places Of business. have been closed,
and tho delivery and operating staff Isl
much demoralized. No messengers have
reported for duty, and deliveries can only
& be made on application to the Office
Many people have left tho city.
5s& The earthquake shocks SEVERELY
y felt Throughout the region OF s$SV VAL
4 paraiso. Chile, Thursday night were
followed Friday bs' a series of earth
I. tremors that continued iii at Intervals
b throughout the day. The first intelligence
" toBths effect was brought to this city
Il early to-day IN the Associated Press des-s
patch from Galveston, Tex. where tho
cable operator had been In recent cons
1nunication with tho cable operat tor ut
Valparaiso Y
The latter said many buildings had been
! destroyed and expressed the belief that
4 many fatalities had occurred, although
anything like n definite estimate OF tho
II dead was impossible
Felt in Kansas.
y The second series OF qualses was re-
d corded by the seismograph in the govern
Z ment observatory at Baldwin City. Kan
Eas,j n pronounced shock being timed at
8: T!21 o. clock Friday morning. This latest
report of loss OF life and prppertytis con.
i sistent with a dispatch received by cable
companies and business houses here. Ks
Seth r. Abrams, manager of the west
coast division of the South American
Trading Company. said that his firm had
been advised that a severe earthQunke
had wrought destruction In Valparaiso
s. and that parts Of the city We're In flames
ss Manager Robertson. Of the Central and
x Eouth American Telegraph Company, said
that ne was not In a position to give out
4 the reports that his company had re-
eeiycd from their operators Mt Valpa-
,sraIso and other points along the Chilean
n; coast,
! City Is on Fire.
II can tell you that there has been a
fearfni earthquake said he, "and parts
y ton we have received up to the present
k 81 In the form OF private messages to in,
x dlylduals In this city, and we are not per-
United TO give these to the public. Our
.sSoperators arc SO busy and the confusion
81 80 great that we cannot expect them u
N make full report upon conditions there
It'll for snne time to come. Communication
Il was restored by our operators In Chile
& yesterday and now our wire Is working
III perfectly. Beyond Valparaiso. however
u and through all the inland districts thert
~ not q wire up. No word has yet beer
4! 50 raseiyed from Santiago, La Serena, Con
IFS tilc extent OF the earthquake ia nor q
EE what time wa will be able to restore com
3,mnhication with the Interior" #5
People Demoralized.
AM Early to-day the company received thl'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
TWENTIETH / CENTURY
Limited |sWR B. |l'.|:.!|| !.
Several Cars Went Into Ditch
but Only Two Of Crew si.l
& 8S5i5 5l Were Hurt. ss
. CIV. Aas1clated press.l

~ tit3$$ 55s} (By Associated Press) " IN
K DLYRIA,3 OHIO. VI August The TWEEN
stieth Century Limited castbound on the
Lake Shore. was wrecked about q mile
and #aB half from the station hereln ut oaO;;
this even The train ran y Y through h
switch at the junction Of the Lake Shore
with the Bait imore & Ohio tracks, and
several { cars went into 4 mo Sdt eli. Tho
engine was u overturned and now rests est
Eupons&its side alongside the tracks and
Il the ches arc damng ed. but It is said
that the only one seriously Injured was
the fireman and the nglneer. The track
is blocladed 81 and f several other trains7
are tied up In the Vicinity. Of the wreck.
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DRAGO CONVENTION s.sss.
SIGNED 'BY COMMITTEE
s(By Associated Press

"A 49, BY Associated Press. ~ SX
RIO DE 3JANEfRO, August Tho M M
Iternational American convention OF tae
full commit Toe Son I no Drago doctrine
armed force forj$thc collection of public
money, was signed to-day The
sanitary ~ committee to-day S adopted
With slight mod flcations het@ prirl;-
clples OF fS the sanitary convent ton,
signed at washing on, Recommending the
ado ion ny the several governn,ents g q
such measures as Will tend to the pre- re-
ventlon Of pidemics and the re P.1 'l{'
Sof mortality from contngi ous disco &c eA
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LITTLE KNOWN ABOUT
DISASTER IN LONDON

LONDON. Aug, iS,~Prlvute kilograms
received here from South America to-day
add little 10 what has already been cabled
about the earthquake In Chile Generally
they refer simply TO the safety OF the
staffs OF the British firms doing business
In Valparaiso. ~.
/. .Ihe pae,ne ~. S.eam nav May,saaloh Gompahs
from Valparaiso; violent earthquake.
Heavy loss of property and lives. The
Scompany's Office partially destroyed, float
Ing property undamaged." x
A Tho, Eastern Gable Company reports
that direct cable communication with VAL
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RECORDS TAKEN IN
WASHINGTON OFFICE

ri ~ XII iBy3 Associate ed 4 Press.)
WASHINGTON Aug. 10. ---!The records
Of the seismo gra phs at the we ther bu .'
reau, taken from the Instrument this ais.
morning, show that there have been = Q
earth n movements here since that OF
Thursday afternoon and evening, which
8undoubtedl SIN; were due to tie & Chl lean
earthquake. Ii 81
553# At 1880, o. clock this morning neither
the state departmen nor the Chilean 1, ie-
SearthquakeKin Chile. ~ as & IS II sy
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HONOLULU REPORTS
81. GREAT TIDAL WAVE
~. X n, y, (, !. "a r,rou. ~ 1,

s 5tSt my Associ ated Prcss)
HONOLULU, Aug. s1S 10 7. M. Wire
less reports from the islands Of f
Mauli and 1Iilo report n tidal wnve u the
general height OF which was tlyo$ feet. IN
the enclosed bay OF Maalaea, island OF
Maui a Its lleigh 81 was III stinnted to Eh DC
twelve feet, where e carried away wa g
wharf and its st,perstructure. The pt,e-
iiomer,on was manifested II BY Il nh url--i
aprocedentedly heavy surf. The tidal wave
is attributed to the ca earthquake at Vail +
paraisos Thirty years a go an enrthqunke
in South America duced similar e rs CTS
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.PILLAGERS ARE SHOT
DOWN BY SOLDIERS
.tRy Associated Press.)

a as lI3y7 tAssocI1tcu TFese'5 2l3
& LIMA, PERU, August Is, -fleavy ea rth-4
Quake shocks occurred at Valparaiso at,
intervals during Thursday night, and an q
damaged number, of buildings, some
of them falling into tho streets ana rem, a
dering traffic dangerous, II !, l d
THE troops were called out and shot
all pillagcrs. Many persons We're killed
nv falling walls. The survivors can'ped
yon5the hills and In open spaces. a NUM-
.ber Of people also sought refuge on board board
vessels in tho hnrbor OF Valparaiso. tSt
Yinn9 del Mar, a town about d three
miles from Valparaiso. having a popula-5
lion Of about 10000; Quilpquo,s Province
81 valparaiso, with q population Of about
A 900. and II i,nache, twenty-five miles from
Valparaiso, population about 1900, are
5reportcd to Gbe5ln ruins. III n ~ fsiy4ii u
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.Ql21lsg'i'!L1
zz&s Y! RQzS,zZZ2zzzz2
message from .l,s representa- I've at 81

message from It's representa- tive at ~ al nj,
iparaiso: Isl Il rs "a "
Is HPeoplo 3dcmoralized; \ all business houses
closed no prospect of an ear IL res tora l.
ton of lines to Santiago or I 7lI =
#Ayres.''' n 5g !. Sz8
81 The company s Office. which Is always LIZ, IS
closed at night mad no exception las ,s5
night It's night business ca me through
the wv estern Unions Wall street office O u
usual. I t34 4.i IL X 5
a: 1anager,$1 * eene. Of the Western Union,
said early this morning that nothing IN
the way OF details OF the earthquake NAG
come through to any one. Many private l'ffl.
were received bearing the single
word Safe" but nothing hat would q yoS
Insurance Possibilities.
Early to-day nre und erwriter here had
4 no general In formation as to whether
there was any large nre5 loss e { Y al
parniso The Insurance ntS Val paradise sis
in$local and foreign insurance CONF anles. 3
None Of 1t is written by the American c:
companies, and there " is 81 no means a OF
knowing hero how heavily involved II In
losses any of tho companies are. It Il, Of
course ~ thought I possible that Il some /. 81 81
the foreign companies that have had
losses at San Francisco may also have
large commitments 4: at V valp araiso, but
this Is Of course nerely speculat ~
Town Nearly Gone.
~ Vessel, ii Duvul &; Company, which ;l
does large j4 business IN Il South
America, XXI especially Chile, has Just
received the following dispatc oh from Val y
paraiso Y. w u h. u x
is.vrown nearly DESTROYED. Particulars r 1l.''
later when shakes cease G. II. i.f3 I'll!
s}yrhs dispatch was timed 9 IDS a. but
sitf is not known whether u was tiled yes
tcrdaymorning or this morning. IN a M
IA & 81 cable 38d lspa tcll IA to & q ny 11ornlng
pa per from 8 Lima, q Peru, SAYS
About IL eight Ii o clock thursday eyenl-
ing III ere was ia$ tremend Gus earthquake at
Va lpara lso a Chino. AS at San y francisco !st
the shock was followed by the starting OF
many fires. The flames, extending from
tho plaza Orden toward the4north. have c
not Vet been extinguished B, Many houses
have been destroyed and nearly all OF
those in the city are more or less dam
aged, either by the earthquake or by fire.
Business Is at "a complete standstill. 81 The
banks are closed. The gn $ supply. y 8un n
available and the electric lighting system
is completely knocked out. The greatest
panic prevails among the Inhabitants
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Negroes MayiLynch Negro

$S ttt iSI (1y Associated Press Il. b \,
AUGUSTA, GA, August 81 special
to the Chronicle from Mccormick, $. & G!,tss
says Deputy Harmon to-day ught here
a negro by the name Of Jack satnuels for
criminal assault on a negro W glrl .}s9 In
negroes OF the community g re incensed
and declare they intend to kill Samuells.
They are moving about the streets armed 60.
The white people are holding aloof. SS
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For a Good c Complexion,
Health and Beauty.
rE\oR Clear Eyes
Pure Complexion
Sweet Breath
-. Clean Tongue 81
Calm Nerves
Good Temper

6 Eat Cascaret whenever you suspect
YOU need Il. Garry a little 100 Emergency
box constantly with you, in your Purse Sor
Pocket. . Il
When DO you need one
8 When your Tongue is coated 81
55s When you have Heartburn, Belch!ng,
Acid Rlslngs In Throat .5 y III
When Plmples begin to peep out {
When your stomach Gnaws and
Burns. 5i ls5s558 . 3 2.5l
That's the time to check coming constlp-
alton. Indigestion and Dyspepsia, y
That's the time TO take casoaret,
One tablet taken whenever you suspec!
you need II will insure you against 20 per
cent Of all other Ills likely to- attack you,
Casoarets don't purge, don't weaken,
don't lrrltate, nor upset your stomach,
They stimulate the Bowel Muscles to
contract and propel the Food naturally past
the little valves that mix Digestive Juices
with Food. #
4ls95& liS euo16S' aSsois r opuSSs e1ssN9'
nutrition from food and perfect elimination
OF useless materials,
II mskes the blood 'purer. healthier and
more reconstruct!ye. insuring fine, clear
color and complexion, 81
Then carry the little ten-cent box eon-
stantly wltky0u nyour purse and take 9
cascafet Whenever you suspect you need
II.
All Druggists sell theln-oyeE -ten million
boxes a year, for six years.
Be very careful to get the genuine.
made only by the Sterling Remedy Com
pany and never sold in bulk. Every tablet
stamped "Ccc,n ga
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SHOCK RECORDED
s3.s{S III / N 4 CALIFORNIA
= (py Assir:oac,llIa1Lttcd Press &

,sS (By y Asroclntcd Press .33} v f8s
BERKELEY,SsC CA LIS Tug. - lo ng-s
distance earthquake was reco led at the he
students observator Of the University
ternoon# of Aug ,S16, according to Director
5Luechner,S The record was recelv or, q
seismograph OF tho imperial earth Ike
commission Of Japan. III ~ s E q
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Killed III By, Fall.
. ~. md Z, a, J ~ :, a
; Try Associated Press.

n F1yy 8 KIIsNNs S, LA, Just 1s.Alrs:
Isabel 81 Smith Van Benthuysen. a ged
sixty-two years. member Of an old and
prominent. family Of New Orleans, slipped
on the stairway of her home this after.
nBand sustained I'M uries rom Which
she died almost immed tely. fss "
4 she leaves two daug hters, Mrs. McCrea,
or Norfolk, Va. and Mrs. Ross Hialford,
iofEthis8City 55xG Ve3 81 i$s5 t a3S ~
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"a t.aiso Mas not ye Il been fese tabl shed
43Tio Chilean legation hns not n received
any news. ~ NJ N II, !, I. !, HI y,
say that great mount q a y. w.
!sviied FROM the eatthu quake. quiquise,
SAtitpfognstn nnd9 otlier town In ting ing
nitrate REGION were hot dutnaged e
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
President Walter So clares Re E'''.
port That HI Will Resign.

(special3to The Times Dispa tch. HI sls5,
oRFoLFS Aug. 1s-F dent 4 E req
erick walter, OF the Sci board III Line
railway, to-day gave OF cial denial; g the
many recent reports 70 the efrect, tnats ne
intends to retire from the pres dency ~ r.
tho Senboard system. $y j 81
Mr., Wal ter said there Is abs olutel notil-
Ing In any Of the reports that ne INTENDS t,1Ll
5resigning now or In a few months hencc,
and said, slaughingly. that he could n no.
imagine how or where the reports 'Fl[I h nag
originated Vi. Is HI !. I.
''It,s all a cook and bull story, and that
is all there is to It, said Presi dent Wal
ter. =, Y
The latest report bearing on The Sresig-
nation of Mr.. Walter was to the 3 rcct
that he would retire to BIO aucc eeded ~
Il. Il. Cost, second vice pre- siden tS ana
train 9 manager OF the Seaboard system:
whose offices in the National Bank OF
Commerce building here adjoinss q y 9
Mr. ter. i ,s3s III
In conference on5internalH seaboardi mat
tors to-day5when tho the former wa $ seen
ana gave the unqualified denial that ne
has any Intention Of reaigning from. the
Scnboard presidency. 3fJs