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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-04-26
QUAkfS AND fire IN east
SOUTH lUZON SHAKEN BY
cart hQUAKE ~ iLOilO DE-
STROTED BY FIRE.

Manila. April 21.~Tbe city OF lloild,
island of Papar, was totally DESTROYED
by fire yesterday, with the result that
q 5000 persons are homeless. AS this
dispatch is filed the confaeration is
still raging, and owing To- the heavy
wind blowing it is beyond anything
possible 10 check the flames I'D as
sist the sufferers. No estimate has
been yet made Of the amount Of dam
& done and 10 details OF the fire are
~obtainabIe, owing TO communication
with lloilo being seriously affected
lloilo is the capital Of the island OF
Panay.
REPORTS have been received from
South Luzon OF d severe earthquake
in the town Of Nueva Caceres, capital
of the province OF Aribos Camarines.
and also at Tayabas. in the province Of
Jayabas, in Northern Luzon. The de-
%struction Of buildings Is reported, but
so far there is no menticn Of any loss
Of life.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-04-26
NEWS OF the WEEK N fPToMf
DIGEST or THE NEWS WORTH
TELLING CONDENSED FOR
AuSY READERS.
Washington.

First Lieutenant Buck, artillery
corps, has been dropped from the rolls
ct the army on account Of desertlon.
He was serving at Fort Monroe and
disappeared about three months ago,
The bureau Of navigation has decid'
ed TO convert the cruiser Baltimore,
one OF Dewey's feet at he battle OF
Manila bay, into a mine planting ship,
similar to the proposition contem.
plated for the San Francisco.
The state department has received
m inquiry from the American minis
ter to Siam asking whether it would
be- possible to admit to the naval Or
military academy a nephew OF the king
Of Siafn. The young man is exception
ally bright. It will require special leg
is5Ation to enable him to enter either
Institution.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-04-26
TAFT RETURNS TO CAPITAL.
Secretary Found Mates in Cuba IL
Satisfactory Conc tion.

Washington. April oi.~Secretary oil
VA Taft and party arrived at the
Washington navy yard on board the
MayhoWer last night, after 81 absence
Of exactly a mouth or a trip that in
Guided Panama. Cuba and Porto Rico.
The secretary and Mrs. Taft were inl'
mediately driven to their residence.
Secretary Taft gave ont A statement
in which he SAYS he found matters in
cuba lin what under the circunl>
ances must he considered a very sat,
%isfactory condition; that there is
every ground for hope that the plan
adopted for a census. preliminary cleo,
ton and then a general election six
months later viii result in the selec>
ton OF a president and congress who
will be able to maintain themselves
and give stable rule to the island,
and that the delay in taking d census
is taken by the Cuhans as an earnest
Of American governments desire TO Sc
cure a stable government before it
leaves so there shall be no escuse tor
a second Intervention.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-04-26
DUMA EXPECTS CAR 70 GIVE UP
Postpone Debate on Terrorism te
Learn What Ruler viii Say.

St. Petersburg. April "a. Discus
sion in the lower house Of parliament
Of a motion disappearing of terrorism
which was expected 10 result in 4
stormy debate. has been postponed in
the belief that a personal interview be
tween NJ. Golovin. president of the
house, and Emperor Nicholas, which
VII take place to-day. will throw some
light on his majesty's mental attitude
toward the dums.
The Constitutional Democrats are in
n pessimistic mood and consider thar
the discussion OF this motion on terror
ism will be a most crucial ordeal for
the house.
Would Like to Lose It.
The Constitutional Democrats since
the inception of their party have
steadily refused to commit themselves
for or against terrorism and would
this ere possible.
Up to the present time the Center
party has been unable 10 draft a tor
mnla for motion on terrorism on
which the majority could be united.
Hold.up Costs Ten Lives.
AZ LODI last evening thirty terror
its. armed with automatic pistols, held
I'D "A carriage in which q norton Of
funds derived FROM the government
sale Of spurious liquors was being
Transported TO the bank. The carriage
was escorted by soldiers. The terror
ISIS threw a bOmb. which destroyed
the Vehicle, killed three Of the accom-
panying soldiers outright and mortalls
wounded five more. a. We'll AS the
cuachman and a government eInplOye
who had the money in charge, They
secured $4,000 and escaped.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-04-26
ThAW JURY rs ON THE RACK.
Jerome Investigates Report That One
Of Them Was "Approached."

New York, April 20.~District Attor'
hey Jerome has begun All investigation
Of a report that n Of the jurors in
the recent trial Of Harry Thaw had
been approached" by q policeman be-
tore the trial closed.
Henry G. Brearley, Of the jurors,
had an interview with the district at
tosney late yesterday at Mr.. lerome's
office.
Later it was announced that several
others OF the Thaw jury would he ask,
ed to come to the district attorneys
office to-day and tell. anything they
knew Of the report that Il policeman
the jury took from the criminal cotrts
building to the Broadway hoteI.
The question OF counsel for Harry
Thaw has not been permanently set
tied. Clifford w. Hartridge gave ont a
formal statment in which he said the
supposition that he is senior counsel
was absolutely arranted. He said
that at the present time there is no
senior counsel in the Thaw case.
This statement was given out at
Thaw's request. it is said, after d heat,
ed interview in the Tombs between
the prisoner, A. r. Peabody and Daniel
OReilly.
That Dolphin NJ. Delmas will hot
under any consideration be one OF the
counsel in the next trial OF Harry X.
Thaw was the statement made last
night by one OF Mr.. Delmas' closest
friends.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-04-26
COL, COLT IS NEW SENATOR.
Rhode Island Deadlock is Broken
After Thirteen Weeks.

Providence, r, T., April 24~Aftcr
thirteen weeks Of deadlock, during
which time hfty-siN ballots have been
cast for a United states senator 10
succeed George Peabody Wetmore, the
Republican state central committee
Yesterday declared in favor Of Col.
Samuel Y. Colt Of Bristol and urged
that all Republican members Of the
general assembly cast their votes for
the man. who throughout the deadlock
had polled the majority OF the party
votes. While the action Of the state
central committee is not binding upon
the members Of the general assembly,
1t Is believed thar the end Of the dead,
lock will come to-day and that Col.
Colt will be elected.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-04-26
BLACK HAND BAND IS BROKEN
rWSN7Y-TWO LEADERS ARE ARE
PLACED ON TRIAL Az WILKES
BARRE, pa.

NtIkcSDarrc, Pa. Anril "a. - More
with being menberS of the Black
Hand' aud responsible for a large
number Of crimes in this vicinity were
placed on trial yesterday boIe. mir
1een cases Of shooting with attempt TO
kin. thirteen of conspiracy, six at dS'
nan1itinS and fWo Of robbery by
threats and menaces are charged
against the men who are alleged 10 be
the leaders Of the BLACK Hand
hundreds Of foreign families in this
section have for several years lived in
a STATE bordering Oh terror as q result
Of threats made by this mysterious or
g%anization, which in many eases have
been followed up with murder.
The men on trial were arreste ed in
February at the instanc" Of District
Attorney Salisbury. twenty-five men
we're captured and, with the exception
Of ten who were released after habeas
corpus proceedings. were held without
bail for trial.
The me- who exposed til" personnel
Of the society are Charles Salvatore
and Joseph Ritz of BroWDtown, The
persecution of these men began in the
early part Of last year, when a letter
was slipped under thoir door demand
ing $500 Jest the entire Ritz family be
anDihilatcd.
The principal witnesses IN the case
have been placed under bail 70 ap
pear. and families thar were driven
away by the societys prosecutions
we're brought back az Witnesses by the
district attorney from Buffalo, RH"''
ter and many other cities.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-04-26
Won eUELOW TO RETIRE.
German Chancelior's Health Is on the
Decline.

Cologne, April 21.-According to the
Berlin correspondent OF the Frankfurt
ter Zeitung, the retirement from public
lite OF Chancellor Prince Won 3uelow
Is imminent. 1t will be purely on the
ground Of Ill health. He is almost fifty
eight years old, and the recent Cam
paign for the election Of members Of
the new reichstag is said to have told
on his strength severely. Although he
has defined the governments policy
since the reichstag reconvened, he has
not shown his former strength and
vigor.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-04-26
MAY Dc MARVIN AeDUCroR.

poe.or Sends Nephew to identify Boy
Found at Cioversviile.
Gloversvillep n. y, April 2l.-Ales
II. Allen is being held by the police of
this city as the suspected abductor Of
Horace Marvin. Jr., the fouryearold
son Of Dr.. Horace Marvin OF Dover,
Del.
Allen came TO G~loversville two
weeks ago, accompanied by a woman
and a small boy. A photograph Of the
boy was secured and forwarded to DR..
Marvin. In reply he wired Chief
Smith that he would send his nephew,
MyIes Standish Of New York, to identi,
fy the boy.
The woman and child are being kept
under close surveillance.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-04-26
NOT HORACE MARVIN.

Nephew OF Or. Marvin secs the boy
and Says Hes Not the One.
Gloversville, N. T.. April 23.-Myles
Standish. a nephew Of DR.. H. N. Mar
vim Of Dover. Del, father Of Horace
Marvin, Jr.. the Kidnapped child, ar
rived in Gloversville yesterday morn
ing to see the child held here on sus
picion that he is the kidnapped Mar.
win boy.
Mr.. Standish made \ minute exami-
nation OF the lad and was convinced
that the boy is not Horace Marvin and
90 told Chief Smith.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-04-26
FArE AFFL,cTs FAMILY.

rheee Weeks Alter Wives Sudden
Death HUDSON Man - kl,eu.
Hudson, Wis, April 24-Thomas J.
Nickhan1, an enploye ut the Omaha
shops. was Instantly killed Yesterday
forenoon. He was assisting in placing
new stills under > car when the block
ing gave way. letting the sill drop
apOn his head. He was about SIXTY
years OF ase. wickham's wife pss
.tound dead IN hNF bid Just three, weeks
sseo.. she died Of heart failure.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-04-26
Revealed by Conspirator.

The chief told the secret service Of
fcials that be obtained his information
from Jan Bartula. who recently came
there from Audenreid, Pa, who claims
to be a member Of the band OF cop
spirators.
He said they had gone back ON him,
and it was with a desire to be re-
vensed upon them that he exposed the
plot. He gave Chief Adams the nan1es
Of several persons who, he said we're
implicated in the Plot,
and further said that Czolgosz, who as
sassinated President Mckinley, had
been a member OF the band. Chief
Flynn Of the New York distric- of the
United States secret service has had
several men at work Oh the case ever
since the information was given him
by Chief Adams. They have interview
ed Bartula, and ne told them practical
ly the same story.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-04-26
Personal.

Mrs. Hannah Armsworthy. aged 100
years. Is dead at her home near Queen
Port, Nova Scotia. She was the oldest
person in the province.
John p. Dnnning, we'll known in
newspaper circles throughout the
country, died in a hospital in Philadel-
pbia Of sumor Of the brain.
Prof. r. Shipman has resigned as
dean OF the faculty OF Tufts college at
Boston, the resignation to take effect
o. May l. Dean Shipman has served
on the Tufts faculty for forty-three
years.
Beatrice Baird. Rutter, a niece OF
John b. Jackson. the United States
minister OF Greece, and Thomas Ew-
1nE Moore. secretary OF the American
legation at Pekin, were married at the
American legation at Athens.
Miss Margie Doolittle has been ap-
p0inted by the department Of agricul-
ture 40 cora and wheat observer
" Stb1ey. Iowa. Miss Doolittle's father
held the position and recently resign
-. The new observer lie about twenty
years. old.
Fred Whiteside, twenty-one years
I'd. and Miss Fannie Donovan. aged
nFty-seven, we're married at Marion.
Ohio, Whiteside is only four feet
eleven inches tall and weighs but
efgbty-three pounds. His bride is the
am height. but weighs Us pounds.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-04-26
YOUNG WOMAN IS BURNED.
Alma supern ants Clothes ignite From
Trash Fire at Crookston.

Crookston, MINI, April ~. - Aims
Supernapt, aged twenty, was badly
burned here while burning refuse
which she had raked from the lawn
Of the family residence. Her apron
caught from the blaze, and in attempt
Ing to put it out her hands were had
~ burned. The fame ran I'M her dress
and burned her back severely. She
was given medical attention iulmedi-
ately and it is hoped that She will re
cover.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-04-26
THEFT OF $4,000.

Loan Clerk 10 Arrested on Charge Of
Stealing Bonds.
New York. April 23.-W. G. Douglas,
loan clerk OF the Trust company Of
American, val arraigned in the West
side police court Saturday and re-
manded without bail on the charge Of
TAX ing from the company $50 900 In
bonds. He was arrested on the com
plant OF Oakleigh Thorne, president
Of the trust company, who discovered
the loss OF the bonds and personally
traced Douglas to q hotel in Forty
seventh street.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-04-26
ANOTHER QUAKE IN MEXICO.

No Report " Damage TO Property Or
l0es o. Lite.
Mexico City, April 21.-GOv. Escan.
Ion OF the federal district yesterday
stated that be had received kilograms
from various towns stating that an
earthquake val felt yesterday morn
ing at 2 o'clock. The same shock was
felt in this city, but was OF nc such
force as to be consciously experienced
BY the residents.
The relief fund for the sufferers in
GU 'rero IL growing rapidly.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-04-26
100 BURN.

Two st. Louis Garages Are oestroyed
by Fire.
st. Louis, April 2l.--An explosion OF
gasoline caused a fire In the garage Of
the Mississippi Valley Automobile
company that jumped across the street
to the Central Automobile Exchange
garage. destroying both buildings and
about 100 automobiles and entailing 4
total loss Estimated ut 1880
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-04-26
FIGHTS TO DIE ~ FIRE.
Italian Beauty and Her Nephew &C
Insane

Milan, April 2l.-The beautiful Mar
cheso Atala Ramblet Massaglia, Il
member OF an illustrious Italian fami-
~. suddenly became insane Wednes-
day and barricaded herself in the fami
~ palace. She then dressed herself in
he- robes of state and set fire to some
furniture. When the firemen arrived
she shot at them with a revolver,
There was a protracted siege, which
ended only when her ammunition was
exhausted. The firemen on entering
discovered a nephew Of the marchesa
there. He also was insane. Both are
now in an asylum.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-04-26
IN ALASKA.

Navy Will Eatshtish but Ore Station,
at ettka.
Warrington, April "a. ~ The navy
department has decided to have but
n naval wireless station In Alaska
instead Of two, as was recently author.
led by the department. owing to the
fact that the expense Of installing and
maintaining two stations Il not JUST
fed. It was proposed to have one at
6itka and another at Valdes. The new
station will be at Sitka.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-04-26
SAYS STEVENS
EXAGGERATED
NEW CANAL CHiEf CAS1S RE
ELECTIONS ON HIS pREOE-
CESSOR.
HIS FIGURES WERE FALSE
COCKTAILS OECLARES DIRT WILL
HAVE 70 BE MOVED SECOND
TIME.

Washington. April 24.~Serions re
Elections have been cast by Maj. G. W.
Goe,hats. the chief engineer Of the
Panama canal. upon the work done by
bis predecessor. John F. Stevens.
Nai. COCKTAILS charges in an official
communication to the war department
that the reports made by Former
Chief Ensjncer Stevens. regarding the
large amount Of dirt excavated from
the Panama canal are not accurate
and are not in accordance with facts,
Mai. GoethaIs declares that instead
OF the fig,lres representing the wOrh
actually done they are based on the
estimates OF the capacity OF the steam
shovels and how much work they
should perform each month. These
figures did not cover the days when
,he shovels We're idle or were being re
paired.
Estimates Are Wrong.
These estimates. says Maj. Goethals.
were made on loose earth after 1t was
excl waited and the measurements
we're not accurate. He has also fol-
warded to the war department a pro
file survey which. he says, demon
stya,es the fact that much OF the dirt
that has been e~Ncav aIed has been
dumped in wrong places and will have
30 be removed again, the purpose hay
ing apparently been to push he exca-
vatUrs to their limit 50 as TO make a
record. regardless OF effectiveness Of
work. Mai Goethals concludes with q
strong recommendation that the work
of eNcavating the canal should be let
out to contract.
Denies Such Mistakes.
When questioned regarding the
charges made by Mai. Cocktails, Mr..
Stevens said he was certain that his
successor did lot make, the statements
attributed to him. There are many
reasons why he does not believe the
statements, the main one being that j,
is impossible to make the mistake
charged. Stevens said that the est.
mates on the excavation were simply
a matter of figuring the cross-soction-
ing, which process was infallible.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-04-26
PLOT TO MURDER
THE PRESIDENT
Pennsylvania ANARCHISTS RE
PORTED 70 HAVE CONCoC1,
Ed PLAN.
Was CzOlCOSl'S OLD BAND
ABANDONED MEMBsR TELLS or
PloT-secREr SERVICE NJ.
vEsrIGATEs.

Newark, -. j.. April Plan alleged
plot on the part OF the Pennsylvania
anarchists, who are said to have head
quarters at Hszleton, to assassinata
President Roosevelt is being fnvesti-
gated by the United States secre. serv-
Ice. Information which led to the 10
v~estigation was given to the officers
by Chief OF Police Adams a few days
ago, just before he shot and killed
himself
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-04-26
Former Judoe Kills Self.

Lead. S. D.. April "a. = Joseph b.
Moore, aged forty-seven. former cir,
cuit Judge for I.awrence county. com
mitted suicide last night by shooting
hin1self through the brain. Despond,
ency over ill health is supposed 10
haye been the ca use. He leaves q ram
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-04-26
THREE cRAzEo az GRIEF.

Women Throw Away Gold in aussisn
Railway Depot.
st. Petersburg, April II. - Three
railroad station here yesterday while
in the act of throwing handfuls Of gold
coin about the waiting room. An ex,
animation brought out the fact tina,
they were demented by grief. They
were. respectively, the mother wife
and sister Of q political prisoner who
was brought here yesterday in chains
from Riga, and worry over the fate OF
their relative unhinged their minds.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-04-26
BULLETS hit FOUR.

Unidentified Man Dreaks window and
Fires Five Shots Into Room.
New York, April 23.-Four italians
we're shot in the home OF John Falato,
Hackensack, N. J. An unidentified
man broke a pane Of glass in a front
window: thrust q revolver into the
room and fred Ave shots. Those
wounded were not Dangerously hurt.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-04-26

1New u T~htrsy-sloht lnches ossp.
sDessemer, Mich. April 70. - The
ausW storm which stafted IN this sAc-
|AeAeA4rtl LII, still fagtp1. ~ pfAs,
81 4hAGA.AaeAhgl .tpinXAiGpt inSnes
= 0AoW - tbe IUvol.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-04-26
Stove Puts.

Yankton. s. D.. April q. - Miss
Name Hoyt received very serious
burns on the face by the puAins OF a
wool heating stove. Miss Hoyt had
her eyeitds burned OF, but her siasaes
sayed the eyes fnom permanent In,
Jury.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-04-26
TWENTY MILLION STARvE.
Russian Famine Condition. Are Aap
pa,lins.

London, April 21.-Writing from the
Russian famine district. DR.. kennard.
who was Sent by the Society Of
Friends to investigate the conditions
among the pessantry, draws an appall-
ing picture Of the suffering. After
calling attention to the urgent and I'm,
mediate use Of funds. he says:
This is the worst famine Russia
has known. No less than 10000, 900
people, distributed throughout the
southeastern provinces, caunot with
out aid live TO see another harvest,
and | may say that this figure has been
not only approved by the zeulstNo or
sanization but also by the government.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-04-26
FATAL FIRE IN y on.
Dan Carroll Of Alyona. iowa. Victim
Of Flames.

Huron. s. d.. April "a. 49, A frame
building owned by A.. ]. Rick aud oc-
cIpied AS a resta urant and lodging
house by Nels Watt, was destroyed by
fire. Dan Carroll Vf A1eOna, Iowa,
burned to death. Joseph Ryan was
severely burned and others received
small injuries. Loss is $4,000.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-04-26
Conductor looee Lei.

Sioux Faala, s. d.. April 1S.-~James
Racket. one, OF the best known con
duct0rs on the Great Northern rail-
road. wa the victim Of . eertous acct
dat in Ma Sionx~v rms yards. sassthe
fNes0d1ttt6f NoseN dossAe Ai1S1vBDwsee&t
~ e& tha hin
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-04-26
FIGHT N THE CHURCH.
Attempt to Gust Minister Causes
Riot.

Riot.
Portsmouth. Ohio, April PA fac
tio>l opposing their pastor. Rev. Free
man Chase, made an attempt yesterday
to depose him and hold service with
another minister and caused a riot In
the Free Will Baptist church here,
The followers OF the different tao
tons came to blows. women tainted
and others fed screaming into the
streets. I
When the police we're appealed to
they refused to interfere. Order was
finally restored by the new minister
and the elder withdrawing.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-04-26
Brakeman pies Of Injuries.

SIOUX Fails, s. d., April 2O.-~James
Racket, conductor on the Great
Northern railroad, who had a leg
crushed as the result OF an accident in
the local yards Wednesday AFTERNOON.
Aied yesterday forenoon, following Al
nuAr1ti0n.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-04-26
rAlRVN-NlNE LIVES LOST.

F%ourderin0 o. Ferry Fatal to Almost
Two 9eers kueelara.
st. Petersburg. April 24~1t was def
5nitsly established yesterday that THY
ty-nine persons lost their lives throust
the fotmderinE OF the terry AfAaa1e,
A~rchangelsk on the News SATURDAY
night. Divers this morning recovered
several hcdies. but the majority were
borne BIS the current into the Cult Of
Finland. The owner Of the line will
be- prosecuted on the charge Of gross
p~egiiklbce.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-04-26
Shocks In 8paln,

Madrid, April 10. - Severe earth
quake shocks were felt yesterday at
Tortosa and st. Murcia. Much damage
wss done. hut no Casualties have been
reported.
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rEAcAERs CAST BALLOTS.
A. p. Richie u Elected President Of
North Central Asxocistion.

Bomjdll, N1hn.. ApriI %. Thc
North Central Minnesota Teachers as
xociatiO has elected the following Off
GERS: President, A. r, Ritchie, Benid~
ii, vice president, Miss Morford, Axe
ley: c%orrespond ding SECRETARY, Miss Co
nant, Fosston. The next annual meet
ing viii be held not later than Thanks
giving hAy this year at Cass Lake.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-04-26
AeeldsntaI Happenings.


me bix oil warehouse OF French &
c.. q Boston was destroyed by fire,
eutail1nG . loss Of $100,O0
Ere wrecked the root garden and
akatinx rink on the top Of the New
YORK thester. Loss, $1,000.
the principal business section OF
~ toNAs u Hastings, Ont, was de-
etroyed ~ IRE. Loss, $4,000.
&A1ls tamping frozen dynamite into
aaankAOle N 1 rock 1t Rice.ille. Iowa,
"a nicheter had his hand blown on
nn1 Afs fpce flied With pieces OF rock
~ - e1plosion.
1ooaTt uuivsSsity At Montreal snf,
l<oSaeecedsUsat loes from Ore
nxyfnAWASNkA. The Usdloai build
the,teeoest of the groap
esa1lIaFsity. ywss burned
- r estiuAte4
1<l1a4sp6at,o1a4, sesehhk
sslverI1ty $3.50 sest1eHos1s aitAS1