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loon one afternoon she stumbled and fell.
Miss Terry was what she called the
"chairwoman' of the ship concert Satur.
day night
Heroism Saves Many.
ANTWERP, Jan. 21.-The Red Star
line steamer Naderlaud. from New York
for this port, which. on Saturday sank
the Dundee steamer Naworth Castle near
Dover, arrived here Sunday night after n
battle with fogs.
A panic ensued on the Naworth Castle
after the crash. The Naderland kept her
nose into the breach in the other vessel
and three ladders We're thrown over the
Naderland's bows. BY these seventeen
of the Naworth Castles crew. including
Capt. Wilton, climbed aboard
Seaman Nicholson was crushed be-
tween the vessels. Steward Parkinson
was imprisoned in the cabin and was
heard to shout: Il cannot get out; | am
blocked" Engineer Love was killed
by steam from the exploding boilers.
Several of the Vaderland's passengers
came on deck twenty minutes after tho
accident occurred. but were only in tima
to see the Naworth Castle sink.
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STAFFORD LEADS FIGHT
MILWAUKEEANS OPPOSE ADOLF
TON OF PENSION AGENCY.
Commissioner Warner Says if the Bill
Passes He'll Make Payments :
Through Chicago Office.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. %. -
Special THE house committee recon-
mendation to abolish nine of the United
States pension agencies aroused some in
tcrest among the Milwaukee representa-
tives.
Mr. Stafford called on Pension Com
missioner Warner today and learned that
the commissioner would recommend the
abolition of the Milwaukee agency if
the legislation went through, and make
payments in future through the Chicago
agency.
The Milwaukee representatives. led by
Mr.. Stafford, will resist the PROPOSE
ton.
Representative Dalzell of Pennsylva-
MIA states today that he intends to or
ganize a fight against the proposed abo-
ltion of the pension agencies. The
members of the committee defend the
action on the ground of economy. Mr..
Dalzeii says it would be far more
economical to pay all pensions from
Washington. and will take the stand
that all the presetn agencies should go if
any of them be abolished i'll the interest
of economy.
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LATEST MARKET REPORTS.
MILWAUKEE, JANUARY %.
EGG AND DAIRY MARKETS.

WAUKEE--Egg s-Market is steady.
The produce boards Official market for
strictly fresh laid. cases returned. 23c;
hlgh grade. candled, strictly fresh, 2Sc:
miscellaneous receipts, as to quality PIE:
April storage, 194l9l2c; seconds, l3@ l5c;
checks, 1lm12c
Butter-Market firm; Elgin price on cx-
ira creamery is 29l2c. Local price. extra
creamery, 29l9c; prints. 3olac; iirsts, 2662Ic;
seconds 23d24c; process, 22u23c; dairy,
fancy, 2tc; lines, 20421c; roll 1SG2oc; pack
ing stock, 1TM1Sc.
Cheese--Firm; american fun cream
twins, l3Ac; limburger, 124121ac; fancy
brick, 14ul4hC: low grades. 9u18l2c; i'm
ported Swiss, 27c; block. 1Im1414c round,
Swiss, 15alGc Sapsago 2oc; daisies
l41ac; Longhorns, 1J4Qldc; Young Amcr-
CHICAGO, H., Jan, 2.-Butter-Steady;
creamerics 2olt29lac: daisies, 19027c Eggs
Steady, Mt mark. cases included, 23uo5c
CHICAGO. H. Jan. 22.-Cheese-Strong;
daisies. 13l2c twins, 13Ql34c; Young
Americas. 14c
NEW YORK, Jan. 22-Butter-Tirm; re-
celpts, Il9l; street price, extra creamery,
3Olaa3lc; official prices-creamery, common
to extra, 2ld3oc; held, common to extra, -
m29c; renovated, common to extra. 100
23i2c. Cheese-Steady to firm; prices IN
changed; receipts, 1882. Eggs-Fairly active
and steady; prices unchanged
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SUFFERING IN DAKOTAS.
Fuel Famine at Crisis and Government
Acts-Cold Weather Supplants
Floods Everywhere.

WASHINGTON, II. G., Jan. -
The interstate commerce commission has
called the attention of railways to re-
newed complaints from North Dakota
regarding the shortage. \ dispatch from
Calvin said that place was almost out
of coal and no relief was in sight. \
Hastings dispatch said there was no
fuel or -four on hand and that the people
We're suffering.
WALKER. Mimi. Jan. 22.--Walker
has exhausted its coal supply and today
there is about Il famine of oil and can
dies for Illuminating purposes. The
electric light plant was obliged to shut
down. Every drop of oil in town was
bought up, and then followed the candle
brigade.
ST. PAUL, Nina. Jan. - Spc-
cial. With the temperature IL degrees
below zero here. Is below at La Crosse,
Wis, 20 below reported ut Mondovi,
Wis. and equally cold weather prevail
ing throughout the northwest the trans
portation and fuel situation is critical
MADISON. Wis, Jan. 22-I Special
The Mineral Point division of the Mil
waukee road is blocked. \ Wisconsin
Central passenger train is snowbound ut
Chippewa Falls.
MARQUETTE, Mich. Jan. ~
Special. Northern Michigan is in the
grip of icy winter. From % TO 30 de
grceS below Is the range of minimum
temperatures. John Miller was struck
by Il train and killed at Calumet. Eric
Bronsi of Hurontown was frozen and
will not live
CINCINNATI. o., Jan. 22.-The Ohio
river is falling slowly. The present stage
is siXty-fOur feet. 1t will get below
the danger line for several days. At 10
o'clock this morning the flood crest was
recorded at Louisville.
There are thousand homeless people
at Taylorvilc and West Terre Haute,
Ind. where the break in the Wabash
river levee has widened 20 several hun
drel feet. The river still is rising there.
Several were drowned in Spencer coun-
ty, Ind.
PORTLAND, Ore. Jan. 22.-Thc fuel
situation on the Hartman lines in the
northwest is improved and the embargo
on freight of the Washington lines of
the Oregon Railroad {. Navigation com
pany has been raised.
WASHINGTON. II, c., Jan. %
The President has approved the joint
resolution authorizing temporary leaves
of absence for homestead settlers.
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MILLION ARE STARVING,
Agent of American Bible Society in
China Issues Appeal for Help
Three Million Destitute

NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-The American
Bible society has received the following
cablegram from Rev. John X. Hykes
ID. d., the agent of the society for China
in answer 10 which a general appeal for
aid has been sent out:
Notify all boards Shanghai missionary as
ISOLATION urges appeal famine relief
through all churches. Million and quarter
starving. Refugees already hocked cities
In district 100000 destitute. MANY mil
lions affected Many deaths already
though five months suffering only begun
General relief committee representing all
interests in this part east unite in placing
work relief entirely in responsible hands of
missionaries. Opportunity of century to
impress China
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HTS INDIAN SCHOOLS.
Former Governor of Idaho Charges Mis-
management and immortality in IN
stitutions-Blames Hitchcock.

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah, Jan %
Former Gov. Mcconnell OF Idaho and
Indian commissioner, in an interview
in the Herald, charges gross mismanage-
ment of the Indian schools ana arraigns
the system by which young Indian girls
are taken away from their parents and
sent to the Institutions. He alleges that
the teachers in the schools practice great
cruelty upon their charges and that the
girl pupils are allowed to be debauched.
The blame for these conditions he places
upon Secretary Hitchcock.
lie claims to have seen instances
where Indian boys with running tuber-
cuiar sores were compelled to sleep with
healthy Indians.
SIDNEY, Ia, Jan. 22-.Judge W. II.
Green of the Fifteenth Iowa judicial
district, in a talk on THE Church and
the Law" scored Speaker Joe Cannon
in imprisoned terms, accusing him not
only of political corruption bat also of
bribery in accepting money from brewer
les and others to prevent the passage of
the Hepburn Doliver bill.
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NOVEL RAILROAD REMEDY
Them Build New Lines Until Old
Ones Are Sufficiently Equipped.

DENVER, Colo, Jan. 22.-Murdo
Mackenzie. president of the National
Live Stock association in his address
at the annual meeting today, praised the
effect of the rate bill. He scored the
lack of speed of perishabe freight cars
and the car shortage. He said the stock
men will in the end have to stand the
cost of meat inspection. and added:
| would like to see a law passed prohibit
ing the extension of RAILROADS. until the
owners could show that they had sufficient
" equipped their existing lines and that
they have sufficient funds to equip the new
railroad | would also like to see Il law
passed prohibiting railroad companies from
paying any dividends on stock, especially
watered stock until they first could show
that their roads were properly equipped.
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SULLIVAN is SUCCEEDED.
Trust Company Officials Elect 7. B,
Hickey President.

GOLDFIELD. New, Jan. 22.-Stock-
holders of the l.. NJ. Sullivan Trust COM
pany have decided to continue develop
mcnt of the eleven incorporated and
three uniuCorpOratcd mining properties
controlled by the company At once.
\ statement complied by expert ac-
countants proved that the company has
in the ncighborhood of three times its
obligations in marketable shares. y new
directorate was elected as follows TO
serve for six months: +. Il. Hickey, John
Sparks, Alexander Russell, George d..
Pyne and J. -. Campbell.
The new board of directors elected J.,
r. Hickey president.
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ANARCHISTS ATTACK CATHOLICS.
Bomb Exploded in Spanish Town, but
Few Hurt--Paris Socialists Routed

BARCELONA. Jan. u Catholics ana
anarchists rioetd after an immense
Catholic demonstration, Sunday. The
grndarmes charged and several demon
strators were injured. After this Il bomb
was exploded in n cafe i'll the Rnmbla
but although there was 4 great number
man was injured.
PARIS. Jan. 21--Firm measures by
the government TUNED the Socialist
workmeu's demonstration in favor Of the
complete enforcement Of the weekly resi-
day law Sunday. into iiasco. Many
suffered broken heads.
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FRANCE OPENS CHURCH DOORS.
Red Tape Eliminated from Public Meet
ing Act

PARIS. Jan. 22.-The cabinet minis
ters today approved the bill suppressing
the formaity of declaration before
holding "A public meeting, as required by
the law of 1881.
Churches may now remain open for
public worship and continue SO even
though the Vatican authorities persevere
in their present attitude.
BY making declaration, however. the
clergy may enjoy the benefits of the
supplementary church and state separa
ton law. otherwise after February Is
they will forfeit thric allowances and
Judicial position.
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BIG "RED SUNDAY' STRIKE
Many LODI (Russia) Workrnen Arrested,
but Every Industry Is Stilled
by the Recreants.

LODI, RusSl;u Poland. Jan. 22.-The
strike planned in commemoration of
Red Sunday" was successfully carried
out by the Socialists today in this city.
The factories. stores and restaurants
were closed, no papers We're published
and the street car service was at a stand
still. Many arrests were made.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 22-News-
papers today announced that the resig-
nation of Vice Admiral Birilcff. as minis
ter of marine, has beer accepted The
successors name has not been an
nounced.
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FIGHT ON TRACKS FATAL.
Milwaukee Laborer Killed While Scuft-
ling with mpanion-Did Not Hear
Electric Car Approaching

WAUKEGAN, H. Jan 21.-[Spc.
cial While James Culhcrtson and au
unidentified man, both lahurers from
Milwaukee, were scutlling on the clcc.
tric road tracks at North Chicago Sat
urday they were run down by Il car.
The unknown man was killed and Cul-
bertson was badly hurt about the head.
IL is IN McAllistcr hosnitnI herc.
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MILWAUKEE, sTOCKYARDS REPORT.

iIOTS-Market &c higher: light, mixed.
645G6.G0; fair TO choice mediums, 61lfp
667le; heavy packers, 64oa6.55; rough
heavy. 6.15G635
CATTLE - Market Is strong; calves
steady: butchers steers, medium TO good,
1860 TO 1900 lbs. 5.00a5.75: fair 10
medium, $50 to 1850 lbs. 4.25Gl475; heifers.
common, 2.7543.25: good, 3.751i.50; cows,
cutters, 2.4oa2.75; bulls. bolognas, 275V
315 butchers. 3.5e640o; feeders, $500
4.25; stockers, 3.000350. Veal calves, light.
springers-Demand limited to few choice,
3O.0oQ4OOO
SHEEP-Market steady. 3 seas 30; lambs.
steady; common, 5.5ou6.50; choice T.oog
80
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BREAD RIOT IN MADRID.
Working Men Threaten to DESTROY Bak-
cries and Many Are Injured in
Clashes with Troops.

MADRRID, Jan. 22.-The people Of
this city, and especially the workingmen,
are greatly excited over the raising of
the price of bread. There are thousands
of demonstrants on the streets who
threaten to destroy the baker shons. The
principal thoroughfares of the city are
barred by troops. There have been sew
eral collisions with the soldiers and a
number of persons have sustained in
iurips
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HIDDEN DYNAMITE
TAKES "a LIVES.
Careless Shipping Said to Be Shown in
Investiga ton of Disaster at
Sanford.

TBRRE HAUTE, Ind, Jan. 81,
Evidences that gross criminal negl-
gcnce in the shipping of explosives which
is responsible for the death of probably
twcnty-four passengers on a Big -Four
accommodation train early yesterday
morning at Sanford is being found,
it is said. in the investigation of this
disaster which followed 50 closely upon
the Saturday wreck on the Big -Four,
which caused twcnty-four deaths.
About twenty eight bodies have been
found, and only eighteen identified, so
badly are the remains mangled. In ad-
ditiun to these have been picked up
scores Of broken fragments OF anatomy,
ranging from the single hand of a child
u the crushed and severed head of Il
man. cuou.h to indicate at least twelve
more dead.
The fu!! cost of the explosion will not
fail short Of forty lives.
Dangerous Shipping Practice.
OF those who escaped with lives none
escaped injury. In the case of several
Of these death is regarded as inevitable
In explanation Of this the most hor-
riblc Of all railroad wrecks several
causes have been advanced The one
which officials of the Big -Four advance
is that Of criminal negligence or fraud
in packing the car of powder responsible
for the horror.
Tie railroad officials are almost con
WINGED there was dynamite mixed with
the powder in the car that exploded. a
former employe Of the FOntanet powder
mills near here says it is common
practice to ship dynamite at powder
freight rates, which is five times as
cheap as dynamite rates. The railroad
commission of Indiana is making an in
ycstlgatiOn,
Conclusion Caused Explosion
The carload of powder was billed from
Concord Crossing. Mass, 10 East Alton
The Big Four road received it from the
Grand Truuk railroad. The freight train
hauling the powder took switch M
Sanford to allow tine Big -Four local
train running from Indianapolis to Mat
toon H.. consisting of the engine, com
bination mail and baggage car, smoking
car. and one coach, 10 pass.
As the local was running past the
freight and almost ut the instant when
the crowded passenger car was abreast
of the powder car the powder exploded
The first theory advanced was that
sparks from the passenger engine ignited
the powder. This, it is declared. would
have been impossible.
The theory which the county author
hics hold is that the car was laden with
dynamite or nitrOglycerin. packed with
criminal carelessness, and that it was
exploded by conclusion.
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RUSSIAN CHIEF BULLET PROOF.
Police Officer Has Remarkable Escape
from Revolver and Bomb.

MOHULEV. Jan. 22.-Chief of Police
Rodionon was attacked while riding i'll
the street Monday by two assailants,
and had a remarkable escape from death.
One of the men emptied an automatic
revolver at Rodionoff, missed him, but
mortally wounded his coachman, while
the second threw a bomb, and although
this exploded. the chief was not hurt.
The assailants We're pursued by the
police. One committed suicide and the
other was captured.
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TRAGEDY AT BREAKFAST.
Excited Over Early Morning Discussion,
Rochester On. " Man Shoots
Daughter and Her Friend
ROCHESTER,. Y. Y. Jan

ROCHESTER,. y. Y, Jan. ok
cited by breakfast table discussion to-
day, Edwin Dabcll, aged 70, drew re
yolyer and shot his daughter. Miss En-.
ma Dabell, and her friend, Miss NJ. c.
Taher.
Miss Dabell sustained merely Il scalp
wound. while Miss Taber was shot in the
back, her injury being serious.
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HARTMAN STOPPED COMPETITION
Seattle Hearing Develops Interesting
Testimony About Pacific Lines.

SEATTLE. Wash, Jan. 22.-The first
days hearing in the Hartman inquiry by
the interstate commerce commission here,
developed that there was competition be-
tween the different Oregon lines until
merged by Hartman. The extent of
this competition was belittled under eN-
animation by attorneys for the Harri-
man interests. of Ben Campbell. fourth
vice president of the Great Northern,
aud others
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MILWAUKEE, HAY MARKET.

timothy hay. 15Ooa15.25: No timothy
hay, Is. 50a1+.0O: clover and mixed L.. 50io
1890; choice Kansas and Nebraska prairie,
II tvd 1880 No, l prairie, 14OOn14.io: No.
. prairie. l2,0on13Oo; Wisconsin prairie.
S5on9p: packing hay. 650n70O; rye
straw. S.2JGtS5O: wheat straw, GeFI6.5n;
uat straw, T.2JGt7.IO
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MATRIMONY IN A COFFIN.
Scandalous Dance Pulled Off in Hoboken
IN. - Society.

UOROKEN, n. j., Jan. ia free
lovc dance here has scandalized the
town Arrests are expected. club
coIInl tha Micmac Bachelors of which
former Mayor Brownson Is president,
pavn tbo hail in the town hall. When the
grand march began, dancers saw in the
middle III the floor n coffin containing n
human skeleton. This skeleton was
tagged "Matrimony-Death to Mar
rugc."
onI,. 40 prominence of members pre-
vented police raid.
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Former Partner of Rhodes Is Killed.

NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-William G..
Ashvell of the stock exchange firm of
Ashvell x Co., was struck by street
car Monday and SO severely injured that
he died. Mr.. Ashwell was 6h years Of
age and was one of the early partners
of the late Cecil Rhodes in the diamond
nnn of South Africn.
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Valuable Manuscript Found

The cue.odian Of the royal library in
Vienna found, the other day, in Il pile of
unsoried parchment. q valuable manu-
script IL Tie thirteenth ccntury-about
200 lines Of yersificd translation Of the
Bible into the Bayarian-Alemanic dla.
lect. made BY Rudolf Won Ems in swift
erland Its importance lies in tie fact
that this was really the first Bible yer
sion fs..a ftnrra1au
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NEW YORK. Jan. 22.-W. A. Brow
or. .Ir., president of the Washington Life
Insurance company. has been denied dis
missal on indictments charging perjury
and forgery 1t is alleged Sloo,OUO
worth u policies were manipulated out
az the 1901 report to the state
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1900 PEOPLE DIE
IN TIDAL WAVE.
Dutch East Indies Hit Harder Than All
Previous Reports Have In
dictated.

THE HAGUE, Jan. % The tidal
wave which devastated some of the
Dutch East Indian islands south of
Atchin, as announced January II. prac-
ticaly engulfed the island of Simaiu.
According to the latest information
received here Simalu has almost disap-
peared. 1t is said that probably 1000
persons lost their lives. Violent earth
shocks continue to be felt daily.
The civil governor of Atchin has gone
10 the scene of the catastrophe.
New Shock at Kingston
KINGSTON. Jamaica, Jan. -. -
heavy earthquake shock was felt here at
> o'clock Monday morning ana n still
heavier one at 2;4J in the afternoon
Food is coming in from the country
and there is no fear of starvation.
Kingston Harbor Long Agog
HAMBURG, Jan 22.-Prcparation>
have been made for an impressive burial
of Capt. Brunswig Of the Hamburg
American steamer Prin2esSln Victoria
Luise, who killed himself in his cabin
when the vessel ran ashore of Port Roy
al. Jamaica, December lG.
The Tag hlatt says that il is cstab-
liShed that IN alteration of the harbor
of Kingston had taken place before tb"
earthquake and that this WAS the caus"
of the strundug of the irinZc~SIu Vie
toria luise.
Deadly Storm IL Italy
ROME. Jan. Heavy wind and
snow storms throughout the peninsula
have been causing serious damage on
land and a number Of fishing boat, nave
been wrecked off the c0nsIS II is feared
many lives were lost.
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KINGSTON'S DOOM
FULLY CONFIRMED.
REAR ADMIRAL EVANS RECEIVES
AN OFFICIAL REPORT OF
THE DISASTER.
440 OF DEAD ACCOUNTED FOR.
Many Americans Sailed Away January
l7-City Destroyed, but Ship
ping Is Unframed.
MUTINY; INDIANA LANDS so MEN.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. 10
The navy department today received the
following dispatch from Rear Admiral
Evans. dated U. S. s. Maine, Guanta-
namo. Cuba, January IS:
Whlpple arrived from Kingston to-
DAY with advices from Davis confirming
the practical destruction of the city. The
business section was destroyed. Fire fol-
lowed me earthquake. Government resi-
dences in the suburbs were destroyed.
steamship wharves are intact. Shipping
is unframed. Other foreign residences
seem to have escaped. The American
consul IS absent, vice consul representing
Due jackets are guarding consulate
possessions and archives. The Indiana
landed fifty men.
Reported mutny at penitentiary con
tanning 900 prisoners. Governor Consld-
ers situation we'll in hand.
-Four hundred and forty dead ac-
counted for. Many Americans sailed for
New 1ork via Steamer Prnz Friedrich
Heinrich on the 18th. Am sending full
eNtract, of Davis report over Cuban te!e-
graph"
A dispatch which has reached the state
department via Holland Bay, Jamaica,
from United States Consul Snyder at
Fort Antonio says:
NO casualties Port Antonio; all
Americans safe; some property damaged
neTe; people terrified; business Sus-
Report Says 100 Dead.
LONDON, Jan. 19.-(3:25 p. ma
special dispatch from Kingston, Jamaica,
TO the Evening News under Joday's date
says:
IAN official report just issued states
that over 700 bodies have been buried
at Kingston. that the remains of 1Oli
other victims have been Identified and
that large number are still missing
There is no confirmation of this large
total of dead elsewhere 1t is believed
that the figures "1017" may be cable
error and that the dead number 700.
New Shocks at Kingston.
KINGSTON, Jamaica, Jan. 1.-THE
United States warships, Indiana and
Missouri arrived this morning from Gu
antamao bringing large quantities of
medicines and food. The torpedo de-
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No Americans Killed
in Kingston Disaster.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 19.-The
manager of the Western Union Tele-
graph company at Havana reports that
no Americans had been killed or seri-
ously injured at Kingston up to noon
today. The state department has been
unable to get into communication with
the American consular officers in
Jamaica.
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