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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

,.tM OFFERING AN ISSUE OF THREE
nundred thousand dollars. per cent,
Wmon. stock bonus OF one hundred fifty
pusand dollars. Subscription books open
,nirty days only. Write for full par
ioiars- George NJ kellogg, E;IIicott
ruare. Buffalo. ibTs
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HNTED-PARTNER WITH 81 600 FOR
ros rusement enterprise, Investigate. ".
f--less A 33 Tribune. 1918
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STOLEN
MUSIC
CASH REGISTERS

CASH REGISTER OSCAR
rr'sr, rr"s"eil. Gales agent, 22l Main street.
IA eash register repairing. Secont.
- rosisters always In stock n15s0
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FOR RENT-FINE STORE ROOM.
State. near Second South. VIII divide:
II desired. Fine basement freight eleva-
tor, rear entrance. steam heat. Apply.
C. Holmps
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ACCORDION PLEATJNG

100000
SUNDURST AMI SIDE
pinklnG, Mrs. Jennens. sos
Boil phone 2a56-k.
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GIRL FOR COOKING AND DOWN
stairs work No, Fort Douglas.
a LADY STENOGRAPHER INTEREST,"
ed IN psychic or physical science. can
obtain employment part time by address,
Ing 663 South West Temple. f2SIO
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GOOD COOK. APPLY 3OS z. lST so
IL q Z
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WANTED-TWO YOUNG MEN OF
good appearance to represent an old
reliable corporation in Utah good money
and promotion to right party. Call 10
to IL and 10 Room 337 Wilson hotel.
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. NEATLY FURN. RMS, NO CHILD
rem, iAi E. Linden ave, bet. Bird and
1th So ilsT
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SAFES
NOTICE.
MACHINERY

ar COMMISSIONS ENGINES. BOfL-
ers. noIsts, and 300 tons 56lb. rails,
J. W Swem, 336 S. 3rd West. h2S0l
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FIRST CLASS COATMAKERS. w. p
Stone. room s, Walker Bros Bank build
ing. 16i7
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK;
no washing 937 Second st, hl124
EXPERIENCED CIIAMBERMAID, LIV-
ing at home, 23 East 8rd South. Ho-
tel Normandy j26
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FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT. 406 I
2rd South. Bell phone l369-Y. h29
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10 GOOD GIRLS. APPLY AT ONCE.
], C. Mcdonald Candy Co. 159 W. .
So pl.eI
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BOY TO LEARN TRADE AT TUCKETT
Candy, - South Main, j650
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WANTED-TO TRADE
PROPERTIES OF AL KINDS. Al "
Z. 3rd South. f2l3S
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WANTED HELP-MALE

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PLUMHOF EMPLOYMENT AGENCY:
headquarters for all kinds Of help. etc
601 E 2nd So Fone 1884, gl51
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FURN. ROOMS. VERY REASONABLE,
at 81 West 1st North, jlG2
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IRON STRUCTURAL WORKERS IN
ter rMounGain Emp. Agt., $50 West 2nd
South rooms 80 and 40, 1851
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SPIRITUALISTS
LOST

= DIES GOLD WATCH WITH LENTU-
iop and purse with flag marked Salt.
AZ between Atlas block and OfTer
~ East 2nd South and a7S South
I'm In reward II returned 10 373 South
l661
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CUT FLOWERS

- nj t,,yEK SHOP. GEO. ]. DWY Err,
- Under NATL Bank OF Republic.
81 oe73
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COMPETENT GIRL. FOR GENERAL
housework; SPA per mo. 62d L. 3rd st.
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CHEAPEST RATES ON FURNITURE.
pianos. etc. without removal. Room
S. over Utah National Bank. h21Sl
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WANTED

rcuING AND IRONING CURTAINS
y take at home, also plain sewing. 255
10th h, JlIo
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ACCORDION. 4
Dleating and
Z. Sd South.
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GARDENING,

ARTISTIC LANDSCAPE GARDENING.
lawn making, planting. etc. The By
houwer Company, Bell phone. Main
27T9-Y, J400
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OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT, 1OX3o. ON
street floor. good window space. No;
73 So, Main st. gl0BS
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SMALL 5-ROOM MODERN HOUSE.
$22.50 per mo. Inquire $50 East !th
South, JlO
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ROOMS WITH BATH AND PANTRY.
on ground floor Mt No. III South Bird
East street, $4,000. Fritsch, No II East
2nd South street. Phones, Ind. TAI, Bell
3567. j601
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PERSONALS

DIVORCE SECURED SPEEDILY AND
without publicity; advice free. Broker
Box 943, city i165
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AUCTION SALES

FIGURE WITH US BEFORE BUYING
your household goods elsewhere Most
complete stock OF secondhand goods in
the city; BOO heaters. cook stoves and
ranges at bottom prices. Westorn Furn-
iture Co, 242 State st. Stove repairs
for any old stove, dlf34
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ROOM FOR ONE OR TWO GENTLE
men; separate entrance. 3l2 w. 2n
North 12g
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ORDER or NOTICE THEREON,

Dated this Tlh day OF March, A. D.
g0T w w. MILLER Bankrupt,
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HAY, GRAIN AND Coz

HARVEY g. CO.. 1l0 w. S, TEMPLE
Baled hay In car lots.
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FOR RENT-SToRE BUILDING WEST
of Main ST.. close In. About 3ON60 feet.
Two stories: largo lot. Littlc & Little.
g9li
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MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLD
and others upon their own names,
without security, cheapest rates. east
est payments, offices in 90 principal cit
ies, save yourself money by getting our
Terms first. Tolman. SSS Atlas Bldg
yS7S
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CLAIRVOYANTS

MADAME PINK CLAIRFOYANT ME-
dium. I'll give information regarding
all business affairs. etc; test meetings
Sunday and Thursday. Bell phone 3S44-
K. l1S s. First West. eS32
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PAINTER AND PAPER HANGER
A COILS. PAINTER. PAPER HANG
er and kalsominer. 264 Baltimore ave.
Ind phone 1020-4 rings. w447
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FURN ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE.
End So. f916
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QUICK LOANS ARE AS IMPORTANT
as cheap mony: we furnish both. The
Homo Trust g. Savings Co. Clio West
lst Sonth. ACES
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4 ELDERLY LADY WANTS ROOM
md board with quiet family Address
'e ny bov ia 1920
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KEY FITTING
CARPET CLEANING


UTAH SANITARY HOUSE CLEANING
Co. Phones oOb. dSlS
COMPRESSED AIR. NEW SANITARY
process. National House Cleaning Co.
60 IL. lst South. Carpets called for and
6clivefed promptly. 1866
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REGISTERED MARE, SIX YEARS OLD.
city broke n fine driver. Can be used
under saddle. also top buggy and har
ness in good condition. Inquire Liuct,
Haskell No. 3 Fort Douglas. l5lG
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FOB NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR COTTAGE, GOOD AS
new, cheap II sold at once; also stair
way. II w 7th South. j4o4
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SEVEN ROOM MODERN HOUSE VERY
cheap; terms. Write or inquire w G.
Roylance, University. JlT
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MRS. w. WEIR, FROM SAN FRAN
cisco. will give clairvoyant and psy-
chometric readings daily on business and
love affairs. etc; satisfaction Suaran-
tced No. Dubei avenue, 2nd South. be-
tween Srd and 4th East Bell phone
i79i-N, hl649
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK.
305 z. lst South. j2l6
COMPETENT NURsEGIRL. APPLY So
j street. j2l7
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YANK TON ARRIVES
AT KINGSTON WITH
MEDICAL SUPPLIES

WASHINGTON, Jan. Is--A wireless
1ncEsEse rfoNi Gni'=1dmrfaI Evans re-
r.e!rad nj the Washington Savy-Yard
carly to-day states that the L, sA r.
Yanktqn arrived ~ Kingston at mid,
niEht last night with further medical
sppplles and two Assoclated Press re-
por.ess on board.
oGieialH of thc Government have been
lnuuirlns 4nto the ininute details OF tho
topography OF tho stricken city and tho
adjacent ccnst. Dotted with sugar es-
tatos and coilat-y residences, the plain
on which KinGa;on lies Fisea gradually
from the ahnrc to the foot OF the Ligun-
nca Mountains.
The coast. noH renorted to be grad
uaily alnking Into tho res presenta some
ot. the outlines of Il .pstIe, the mountain
ridges representing tho turtles back.
From the nea level on nli aiheh. ridges
in SerleA rise toward TIE central rance
OF MountaiIs
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FIRST RELIEF
sJJ.T gsgsrT "a
STEAMER SAILS
FOR KINGSTON
Allegheny Off with Sup
plies for Earthquake
r. Sufferers.

+. s. aa .
The sailing ot tho Hamhu American
Ilino Atlas service steamer Allegheny
,ais afternoon for Kingston, JaTnaiea,
saw the mrs, consigamen; Of supple,
Z. mated by ths ei;l=aa. Of Ness fotx l-
In aid OF, the sufferers Of the eaE thauakc
at. Kiass.ps,. - ---l,-,,i
Ever since the mrs, announcement tina,
tho various stsamshlp companies run
ming TO Kingston would gladly carry.
free OF hil charge. stores ana clothing
.fsr the hnneh: OF the suirafats. &agons :
have besa arriving az. the hmlsl e e
Amertcaa p,gy. " ttn fpos[ OF Wess
1,wenty-ss~rrth o:sec.. ieadd w',a
necessities OF life:
Fred sthnnnrd, the freight clerk at
the Hamburg American pit-. has hal
charge OF the WORK OF iis,iag the va
rious conslsnments nntl by the au-
thority cf the chief ofilc!als Of the lina
4. has been case OF get all the relief
..rnntis ON he
ordinary freight.
/ Although tho Allegheny takes large
supplies TO Kingston. Il ren,sln. FIR
the Prtnx Joachim. OF tie same line.
(which gut.s sc.ufsrrevs- carry .ae
bulk OF the contributions. which arn
,spouriBg II, fros, auartsfs. to-tlsA2
sufferers.
fiee-nr-Ih HRmhurE- Amer,
s-ifir- sufferers or y,sr to orress,
American vice-cohsni a, Kingston.
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Food md e lts=A tss==7AN ==7ANeeded,, ,=====
Evans Wires WASHINGTON

mun1ca,ed to him on the flagship Maine.
via the coast wireirSE stEttouy. bur the
wireless people decline 70 give out any.
thing concerning either message. de-
riy-7.r1s t'Trrt re-y
the conteats or nature OF the messages
cannot be divplgcd.
The message from Admiral Evans
cnme during the night and was Tor
varied so Washington.
Tho Cape Henry wireless station re-
ccipod the following message after last
midnight bearing ON the Kingston
disaster. the message having como
. from GunISanamo. Cuba
t'Hayc overheard by wireless from
steamer Colon that the schoolhouae at
Kingston fell at frst shock, kill!ns
ninety children. The city OF Kingston
IL Ia bad shups aid ID still smouidering,
With about tye hundred reported killed
and+inJured.
THE channel IN tho harbor or King-
s,nn has shifted, This cannbt be
y0uchad FOR.
"uRitlesilrs Missouri! and Indiana
entered hAPhpr safely Four hundred
dead; hyr hlthdrcd in hoApitalt. Inlica-
tloas man% sligAtly injured"
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{ WASHINGTON. Jan. iS,-The Navy
Departmen, has received through afi-
nilral Evans wireless message sent
by Admiral Davis Mt Kingston, jana
Ssas. u tns errvct n 3 s,sesst--
Ing Capt. Pendleion, of the ba;ueshlp
Missouri. had reported tha. the battle
siiipa Indiana and MISSOURI and the tor
pedoboat destroyer Whlpple were the
only warshlps in klngston harbor.
Food and tcnts were badly needed
AT the hour OF report Admiral Davis
was ashore ceaferrins with tho Gov
ernor OF Jamaica and the a!tuat!on was
aiIet. j. Peroz. tile Cuban consul. WAS
! Killed In tho earthquake and his wife
yyaa slightly injured. IT Is not known
that any other officials have been
killed.
NORFOLK. Va. Jan. 1G-Tho witelsa,
telegraph station at Cape Hcnry has re.
esiged IN officiai messago from 1ear
Admiral Evans. commanding the North
Atlantis acet IN West Indian waters.
presumably referring 10 the Kingston
.,isaates. and a .message from Wnsang,
aoa to Admiral Evans has bsSn com
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SIX ALDERMEN
SAID TO Be Be IN
CLIFFORD DEAL
District Attorney Tells OF
Their Meeting al the
Delaware =Hatel

I. -p!sts!ei.A i.Attorasy, Jerome has received
information that while Earl Harding.
the World reporter md Alderman ciif-
ford we're carrying on the negotiations
ihat resulted IN c1iTord,s uersp;tns
1890 to sell the votes of the MUNICIPAL
t1ys no ,t...tt7 Ia s,s5 AiJFfm-n az ieaH-
six rnembers ,ot lie Boasd were cog
nizant That's There wss somethins dong
These slry-ali. ~. o, mcn-ret. ne
,cording TO 'the D!strictrAt,oFneg's s. IN
formation. In tae back room or tha bar
81 the Dcinhntk uotel, az Thiray-tourth
street ard ffTTtstra avrfttri 4 sheft time
before Clifford completed sis deal.
The DShwars Hotel WIS one OF. 1rl'-
ford's pyhcas OF resort II was There
tina, Hurdiag. In the presence OF Cilt-
fora AID two county detectives llpptl
go to william Mann. the stoae-yard
foreman, 10 ha hc,d Until the Muracipll
owners,lp vo.ss were delivered for
Henry Clay Peters! ,hthe seIt-admitted
,, intciiecti iai giant OF The Board OF Al-
.,s-msf,. rss ;ae s.ar witness before the
Grand Jury ,o.dty in the Doodle: Alder
,r,r.1 tn~esttEet io,ss--M ME,:-R -Reiefa -is-aatea
for his shrinking mndeSty
| An additional affidavit by Waittnf IA
MANN. The so-bctwesn In the passing OF
the y;.TgQ 10 C.lnoTd. was nadp pub'ir
to-day BIZ Inc nIslrlcr-1ttgrnsyi tt-con-
Germs the, conversation between Clirord
and Mann at the stoneyard In First ave-
ae+.i re sssr,laesr ttr AZ. .s'- u.
enyIt. wanted Mann 10 keep the money
until evening and deliver it-a, the CHI
ford home. Mann said he didn't want
10 carry !G.oop around with him. and
clirord then said he would take II.
Little Tim sullivan. the Tamniany
leader in tho board OF AldeTmen. pair
a Wal, ia -ihc Disirict-Attorfey to-day,
frF EIiyt ftts r1ii rad no eothe eieia " Il n
tar clifford case. but was inthe Intsr;
IN part II. of The Court OF General
s.vpions
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z London Hears 400 Dead
! MAY BE Still in the Ruins.

complete and exclusive OF the dia1ster
at the Camp Hospital, where forty 20
atty msii of the West india Regiment
were killed. s
the tluls 81 ,seniips IN the +asa:e a:ss.-
Major W.. =. Har1Sfnnn- IL -I4ia;--,I
Lamont were eIo only two oiriScra
Among the EuFopai,R J non -corIr.nis-
Siafss1t sanii:fs5 S.r
were, seven tiea5n1 and roar ware In
mIssIontd ofiicera nnd men ARE dead or
dated sesterdax; Eiysss the nrtpber Of
Two, officers mud tIentyrsis trien.
&. The Earl OF ElSin. Secrctnry of STATE
is;, ,r ne ,,t ,G9ienses sT,ssd' ,l,s Inosnis
thank1ng them FOR, tbelr action irhie5i
the Gosernfnsrt L hlgi.iy npprncla.aa
The Coloniai sesTetaIy also forwarded
TO tho New. York Committee requests
for Information rccnrd.ngkIamaica,s re-
autrenents and iho bss. paint for land
RS. II.
graph coHpanF. which 4 the principal
naeaas ut tNefn1f,sasrattar bcsweens Jas
mafca nud t4ir opte. world. received q
rapport tbs e.Tsa mr. =tt 1gssss-irz
ti,5TI T55EI FIE = TiIsEE Heck
tresne difficulties uTdfr which the line
Is wording and The sffy,s taken 10 cope
with the Fstuntion1
Tho -acsp1teh SAYS:
The -ttrG-6ts.SStsl .lraa--a5A..
atroTetfi Ono of tho ,Ialo operators Was
tJrr:t r.!Id sst.tss iffs1nf3s. Il rsiiy 6IS;S
ator. war killed. Only ono cable In
s;srtncnt. OF the antiauated mirror type.
was saved, This is Installed In a hut on
=si,r ..t.sSt-tt-r, about tru mics outsft7-
OF KirSstoa. Connection has been es-
tnbisshsti from rhsrE 70 Holland Ray,
bur there Is nm limo coancctiDg the I'M.
with TSings,on. Tnc manager of the
kfngsICH OIt!ce, Who IL workny s!ngR
handed IN the hut. ~ exhausted UwSrs,
To Acass food AND SHAnitss An enof-
nous giut OF daspatchcs In arcu.nu-
lating a, all the Jamalean outlets.
THE STAINS OF thu cable Offices arc
overwhelmed and dcmorallZeu ftoni'
fn-nttY unt properly lsssea. 6TiarEr
-stnht- -of rrrrrrHrry rHbfe ooerasors Is
being, hurried from Sin;lgSo. Cuba. and
st Theuiaa 10 Holland BHy. wtItS,i tenn
porarily will be nnr main potHss. -
Under the foregolng circumstances
the West Tndtn and Panama Company
s::s= hssSn tsaheeeli-ti 10 r.fuae the Rrlt-i
tsfT Government HTd otneE fSdi I!esga Tor
tho eansdttioa Of deslAltciics o., A.s.ts
ground that r. .tiIrsRIeifs ~ co,ri,jIcfcly
break down sfe already crippled rnrvicc.
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Annong Thousands
Killed, Is Kingston Report.

The siioek waa -Rar aF+.-ts r. tri.afetr,;.-
and a shls town also was destroyed by
IRE. Spanish Town also was damaged.
One man Was killed and ten men were
injured there.
y Is reported that at Anotta Bay the
crater of nm extinct volcano Is emit
ting flames and smoke, and IL Is
Thought that the earthquake originated
there. Tho records OF Jamaica contain
: Or ttIfS
Appeals have been SEQ. to ali geo.
Tons o. the island asking for, assis.-
Z \ h stea H.sr- Bella from Phtlsdrlphtas.
arrived here yesterday With q sniaif
eafGn of- provisions --.-=s== ---.--z-.-==-..lss=-
business Is at a standstill. Some
shops have been opened ny Ch!namen.
who have raised the prices on goods
j. 200 per cent. This no angered the peo-
pie that the Cinnamon mere driven out
and their shops looted
The. hope of famine relief les In the
baHHha crops, Which have mol been in-
4tt-ed z---------st- 4----s-
Mndlnai assistance Is limited. oxing 70
The deaths OF several doctors.
THE h sdy or str ,JamsB- Ferguson WA &
round ana buried 5FstrSss q = : =
Committees have been formed and tho
Governor ard Lady Swattenham and
s.sleta ne: fis n: .srclsis;:,
f'-..rr s.YtPp.GfE m n ssff '
There have b>cn nunlber-of- other
| shocks sinca the first aiBasiroua one,
The Topography of the country has
| been changed and ths navigation
| char,nel into II this harbor.- materially
| lststt ssg V1sssiG f4ft yegtnsdas for th.
/ United States. loaded 10 their riiT
| capacity with returning tourists and
/ fleeing natives.
i The wbtnIsi nersnns arc helng- care
| for on all ships In the haEbprs
i A sii4riran liieancr called In here or
| her way from Cuba aud sailed agaiI
/ after. staying In port one hour.
j ~ tTlse-u aas az thGs III TIA abig.s4f fnak
/ pnny and the Direct West India Cabi,
isnrsf.rrye re- aites+k =48it zcsf.s n
sea. RepairsS are being niade. Tit
ssY ast= .f;fi.a Pa Mann ltT1e IN work
/ InE from Holland Bay. -, :, -,
m0IIshed, but train service has been re
aumcd.
i The offices OF tho Kingston ncwspa
ners have been wrecked,
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7 Jamaica. Jan. 1.-THE
disaster here 10 as great MS tho cnla.ni-
.Ii.s OF San iF,rnncisoo and Valparaiso,
THOUSANDS of persons haye been Niiiesi,
The whole city Ii In ruins and the
greater portion of il 10 stih smoulderlng
asiiea.
z srhe es,ar as burnt f,eah peryndes the
air. 90. e ,,..,s
.rhs cable line from Kingston l.
broken. and tAc correspondent had 10
so 20 Holland Bay. forty miles 10 The
cast 10 Mo fita Inessag ge. -.
The earthquake esma-as-a-siias sii aseni
oscsiiat.ons not from any particular ai-
rectinn. but up and down.
/ Thousanda of persnns were on the
atreets, OF Kingston ne the time, and
great numbers Of them were crushed.
Americans IN Stngston wrru
killed and have been buried.
ncalising the possibility Of famiuc. the
peoi,se made attemptst TO loot The -mil-
+ sttary. however. dr unts took possess;on
OF ali foodatuffs-
IN :txsd
: vayunufB.- wgr5 pfIrcSt o
one l. "a aliowssd to I,aaHAthr rongh-the
-s:.tnr5 =eeett teae-ef= tila-at attsssr..zs:.:.s y
Kingston is threatened with failure
OF the mater supply. owing 10 the burst
ang or reservoir. and no water Will
= aInGyIs before to-fnatr 1ss,s..sz.s-..
- 5..fs--Tn., .,t.ary.-su -sufSared-ssYcre,r-- The
hospital camp, where there wero sev'
eral hundred soldiers, wns burned and Q
. number OF The men lost their llSes;
i s,fnjor 81, IL. iiurdryman Is dead. Col
& j II. M ~ Isalrymptb Hay and SIsjnl
lagrensan are ncriouaiy Injured.
i5 Part OF tho town OF Port Royal ha'
ri ~ sEAEs ~ ssssr1A AdzTis,
batteries SINK eight feet killing n alp
per IN sey-Srsi rfsesss tfsc wafer i
sroutinx through the debris,
-Fort AnIotiIo,=ut. szIiiti SitiE5df@tffii
.slnrl. suffered littlc damage, The Hp
tri Tftcflfietd. with iisttsttrs'Si h.s,ersess'
guests. was not destroyed.
A tidal wnye In inundated Anotti
Bay. washing Out many houses,
The evening world., 1907-01-18
THOUSANDS HOLE
BY=E[.[)ODSg|N.
THREE STATES.
Waters Rising Shut
Works and Drive Pee-a
pie from Homes.

CrScTSSATf. Jan. is--Fiopd eondi-.
tons -eenanusi to grow mnrse to-day.
d.nG stIF-c IN this city was % sSSt and
rising at tho rate OF about cne-tenih
OF q foot an hour. Every hour Ansed
MATERIAL, 10 the Hooded area and the
.,,rfefirg among the residents OF liz
-ioserr4 sections OF ihis-rsty nd the
Ke,,ucky suburbs WINS grca..
s,rktt and railr.ad car service was
-6adry erIpP1eT Rrr1 rnsuy -ts.es
having .:npassabic gaps several Clocks
,oaE anil imrre.Isstt trains for transfer
nrraisement were inadequate, There
wa nc indication OF Immediate RELIEF
from MP zthc river, although some OF the
tributaries OF the ohsH were reporter as
thllin;
IRoNToS. o., Jan, is.--one hundred
fe m!l,es here have been driven out OF
their homes by the food. The river. 70
t,f,y-fve fee, and. rising an inch aad
n half an hour
LOUISVILLE. N.Y. Jan, lS,-The Ohio
nj Louisville rose nearty two feet dur
Ing the night and Ia coming up stead
liz, rhe.ie huB. been no Serious damasc
IN tho business diatrict but a large
number Of mercantile houses have been
mt<s,led 10 remove atock. and many
~ them worked a double force during
,he night 10 cave their goods. Nearly
n,c inch or rain fell between midnight
and 10 otsi,ck this morning, and rain
/, fofeeas.pi for the iisx. tf.rty-slS
hpEisna conditlorB continue all over
rsa,srI, Kcntueky. Heavy rains ura
Sstl,tls ana the Ltching. Big Sandy
ZEN lucky and Red Rivera baye all over
nsmsd. Ms;Is fHlan to@Is . have bee! been
The evening world., 1907-01-18
5l82 COUNTS IN
T|HR||EE|ND|eTMENTS |||E
AGAIhSlHHkESH
Banker Will Be Tried for
Chicago Financial
Wreck.

CHICAGO, Jan. 1s.+--Jonn walsh.
former President OF the Ch!caso Aa-
tlosals Bank was Indicted to-day by The
EesIrrsI Grand .Insgr Tor slltsEad mis- i
management OF the funds OF the bank.
THE Indictment contains 1S2 cunts
7 Mr.. Walsh VIII moi be arrested at
present. A conference was held be-
tEetn his nttornsys and DistrIct-At-
torney Sims after the returning of the
..as.!c,mcnt- t---pnd Lit Yns- decided that
tho bond Of $4,000 under which he, at
prerrnt rcsts Ia sufficient Tor present
purposas