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The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-01

A very dainty little liberty satin dress is intended fer the little maid who wears her frocks knee length, It Is of pale yellow, very full as to skirt and very much shirrcd as to waist. Still daintIer is white frock of d'eSprit, made over pale blue silk and trimmed with knot and sash of pale blue ribbon
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-01

Tho annual meeting of the New Ha- Ven Driving club ls to he held at tho New Haven house April IA. Election Of officers and plans for matinee races, similar to these held last year
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-01
UPRISING AMONG STUDENTS.

San Salvador Republic of Salvador March 3l Owing to an uprising among the students, President Flgueroa has closed the National Schools of Dent lstry, Medicine and Pharmacy,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-01

At St Johns R C. church at the Lenten services last night Bishop Keanc of Cheyenne, Wyo" preached the sermon large congregation al tended
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-01

will be the principal matters for con sidcration of the members at the meeting
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-01
BRIEF MENTION.

High water to-day at 1l't1 D. IT.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-01

There will he a meeting of tho New
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-01

New halrpns are of tortoise shell or amber the size of the ordinary hair pin, with gold heads, either plain or set with tiny stones.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-01

Meteor silk makes some of the pret tiest robes for evening wear. The fa bric is soft aad clinging and the col- bring Is wonderful. Those of rose and lavender-mauve are most bcaut- full. Net is well worn, too but to have a good effect it must be work ed with very coarse floss or chenille, But when a frock Is, for instance, Of cream net and the flowers arc of all delicate tones and tho hangincs from the belt of contrasting shade for all the best frocks now employ little scarfs that depend coquettishy from tho shoulders or short walst-the gown cannot but be becoming.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-01

And about sashes thc sash of the directoire period, the broad sash which the leaders If Frances great rcvolu- tionary movement tied around their waists-is one of the most effective of the seasons accessories This sash which is swathed tightly about hips and waist and is fastened in knot low at one side in such a way that the ends droop to the knee is used with all toilettes. Bu, tied around one of the di'ectoire coats of striped velvet, lt achieves a success that makes one think the present modes are the most picturesque of many a year.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-01

The cherry tints are favored among reds for spring and summer wear, and promise 10 have great vogue. Charm ing silks and sheer fabrics arc being brought cut in cherry and coral toncs
 and touches If both appear In the new millinery. It Is essentially spring colcr and loops of cherry ribbon as a background on flower or feather trimmed hat will be most effective for brunette, or to tho blonde who needs a bright color Co give tone to the skin.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-01
S6.95 Silk PetticoatS $500.

Two styles in an excellent grade of Tafeta, all the seasons new shades, with the staple Navies, Browns Greens, and acks, with tucked sectional founcc or shrred hemstitched hounce; both have very full flare.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-01
S3.5O Kimonos S2.69.

Long Crepe and Challe Kimonos, made in variety of styles, coors and designs also in plain colors with fancy borders. A regular s3.50 va'ue.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-01
Silk Petticoats $8.95 10 $I8.o5.

In high grade novelty designs, fancy flare ruffle 1ounces, also pain and changeabe colorings with very deep strapped hounce.
The evening world., 1908-12-30
Destruction of Reggie Told BY
Man Who Was in Midst of Ruin.

what did Thornton Hahn. dos. He
cATANZARo. Calabria, Dee, 3o.-No
direct news yet has been received from
Reggie, the city OF 5000 people on the
Calabran aide OF The Strait Of Messna.
but everything Eoes TO confirm the pre-
vious report that the city has been
practically obliteratei 4 laconic tele-
gram from some telegraph operator in
the zone OF which Reggie was the con-
tire says:
Reggie hs. been almost entirely de-
s,royed. Tie local director OF tele-
graphs and the operators are dead.
Messina and Reggie look like Fompei."
The Project OF Reggie. Sig. Orso who
was thought 10 have been killed, has
reached a coast point In ssftev after
'uenty-four hours ~ fearful experience.
The man could hardly talk, hut he said
Reggie had been almost entirely de
vaststed that the dead ran into the
thousands, and that the surrounding
villages also have been destroyed.
The region between Rocella, Jonics
and Catalonia. not far from Reggie, ia
Hooded
\ laborAr who escaped from Reggie
has reached Catsnzsro almost mad with
terror. He relates that shorty before
davbreak 2 dsafeninE noisc Like TIE
roaring Of hundred cannon was heard
This was follow cd ny the supsidencr ~
the entire lower portion OF the city. Al
the same time the sea, tn the accom-
The evening world., 1908-12-30
10000 Injured Taken To Naples
for Treatment in Steamers

NAPLES. Dec an-The appalling
tragedy in the South Of Italy is being
brought Srikinsly home TO the people
OF IN. north ny the arrival here Of ref
ugees. wounded and uusrathed, from
Messina. The fact that dying people
have to be brought such distance for
medical attention shows the immens.ty
OF the disaster and the 'naiequacy OF
the relle' measures al present possible.
The German steamer Serspln came
into Naples al an early hour this morn
ing. Her arrival was known only 10 a
few Journalists, and consequently there
was no gathering OF the curious and
the deeply sttlicted. She brings $40 ret-
ugees. Ths wounded ar. all in the
ablns. and their condition is pitishle.
Many have not vet received any medl-
cal attendance whatever.
The S"raptn had 10. come 20 Naples
because all the hospitals in the prln-
cipa' towns of Sicily are overlooking.
Furthermore. ~very building available
for transformation into an infirmary
has been made use Of. and still there
isn't room 10 care for the wounded
Nor IL there any where near enough
doctors and nurses fnr the work in
hand, and medical supplies. bandages
and surgical instruments are woefAlv
Ia cking.
n is eSperted that n~ to.norro, Mich,
The evening world., 1908-12-30
OAKLAND ENTRIES.

OAKLAND RACE TRACK. Cal. pec 40.
Tho entries ror t".morrov's races are.
FIRST RAE F'uturtN course orss los
AUTUMN BAYS; los. FF"ctiogse, lo.; RsIic
: lsht knis,h; 10Y: fudge, ,Cronin, lol: Joe
SECOND RACE six furongs selling -
Rose Cherry. N ferrycssa, III; Darlington.
DIM. liz. sY"iows,6n', ida. Adens ln7 MAJ
l. y. III, s'avor no, Patricia r., lo1
Hint RACE Mo selling Rroai 'raf
il2. l.ackton', lnS. Htt-ick. los, Miss MaN
Bo@dish. los. Ny Pa. i"', I Told N"i. III
EckerralI. los. Lord Rossnston. 100 S'ee'
Blue. int GP!r!ah,o >". chalk. los; Melar,
FGT.RTii, RASE,o-Mti,. sel.irs. .peroI-!
* sar Ben ,ns@ Howe. i"7: Ornate 100,
nj, y,elere. III. trust, Nd. Mrs, y taT-
reli llu. En- ana En-. IA Little minister.
llt sophomore 10. Srandover. iOS Charles
Green. ia 'Mtiitarv Msn. ~. Warden
SiXtH' HAZE ri's furlons. Dangerous
CIR. i0a + SuENu'. 100: L.sdv prurlmond.
l6t nesirons Idt C'ondiish,, 100 PimEin,
rT.nsm9,e r"! Jim GsfIu-v. Io7 Bernardo,
Weather 'Iondy. rrsck last
The evening world., 1908-12-30

panmenr OF friEhtfu, roaring. swept
over the water front
The Cathedral. all the municipal build
inFS ard the barracks and the beautiful
palace that lined the Corso. the FASH
ionable thorouChfaTe OF tho city, are
now heaps Of ruins. The noise N their
collapse was terrific. but aguniZPd
the crash or falling buildings. THIS is
all the lahorev Was capable Of saving.
The Mayor Of Seminara, in tho prov
nce OF Calabria, telegraphs tina, his
town has been practically destroyed.
Semnara had 500 inhabitants, The
survivors under the leadership OF tho
Mayor. devoted themselves to rescue
work. Up to the time OF reporting they
had unearthed loo bodies.
The evening world., 1908-12-30

.,..n,. A., ..., 1900. ,t.....,.. H. ,,,
PoSN'''e I" recognize one '""'"'t I''r'
'rom HnutlcI. IN many cases lu"' AZ
pear as enormous rrcNa-scS or llrut
s,,.h ,t., ...,. ....,.,t -.
Wv "''' '''H''" INV '''''N'N N''''N'
the celebrated Avenue I'al22Hat,
which runs along tie, s.nrrout from,
,. ,,......,, ,. ., 49,.
'"' university u" INV '''N' "'''''' u
quite inpaSSah'e. ~ tie publ, mon
umentS have entire, di.luneared
4 =. - 80 49,,
Seamen S7Ne fIrst Ala.
The water utpcs. sewers and cas mines
or en-. .i,,. t,,,, ,oo,, 5o.,,,,,.,, w.,
VI 'he CIV '"Ne "ee" u'S' "He =" anu
water and mud are 0oodinE the torn
streets Gas explosions occur rreuien,l,
a,,, ros,,,, a.. ,,,.. D..al.,., ,.,,, -, .,.....
az" 'eSu'. VT '"' ''e"N'"s ""' W S'"''N
of small hres
For several hours after the first dc.
.trur,i,.. .ln,L Na..,,s ,,.,, ,.h.,I,.,..I.
Witho.i organized relief, Tor the .ea<on
mat most ~ IL" municipal -Hthu'ttics.
tn" soldiers. the, police doet",s aud
nurses by. the hundred we're either
buried az drowned.
The evening world., 1908-12-30
Mayor Calls Upon
Citizens to Relieve
Italian Sufferers

Count Mass;Elia, the Italian Consul
General who is foremost N the work o.
relief. together witt tie Italian Cham
Der OF Commerce. the allan Red cross
Society aud II Prosresso. after cor.
ference with prominent italian business
men. issued he following statement
Subscriptions Tor the relief OF the
v.ctia. OF he earthquake in sicily aud
Cslsbria are officially opened Al the
Consulate General Of Italy. NO 10 La.
'eye'te street a, the Italian Chamber
o, Commerce, No. ?NS Broadwav. aud a.
the once OF the deiesat. OF the italian
Red CROSS. No 30 Wal street The
amount of these subscriptions will be
sent at once to the Italian Red Cross in
Rome. whose efficient relief work In pas,
calamlties has been universally recog.
II sed'
No news from Italy or from Sicily
has been received at the Italian Cham.
Der OF Commerce. No. 20S Broadway
The statement was made there that
twenty-five prominent Italian citizens
had sailed to-day on the Lucanta for
Liverpool, expecting 10 go mmedia tely
BY rail through France to the affected
sections to search for relatives
1t was announced at the ONCE OF the
International Banking Corporation, No.
20 Wall street. to-day that any one de-
string TO send relief funds TO italy could
do so. free OF charge, through that COY
poratton during the next thirty days
Contributions received al the head.
quarters Of ;he American National Red
Cross. No 500 Fifth avenue, we're re-
corded IS follows; Messrs Phelps,
Dodge & Company. $1,000; d B. Gilbert.
500: Mrs. Csdwalader Jones, slo: Harry
V Radford. S, G. Schuyler, so. Mrs
Abbot Foster, s.. and Blanck & Co, SIS
Bishop Greer to-day notified the Red
Cross that he had sent on, a proc,ara.
ton to the clergy and laity OF the Epis.
copal Church In this diocese asking that
all funds subscribed for the earthquake
sufferers be sent through the New York
State branch OF the American National
Red Cross
The evening world., 1908-12-30
KING GIVES $4,000
IN HEADING FUND
FOR SUFFERERS.

ROME. Dec 80 -TakiRg prompt action
in the name ~ ItaIr's earthquake sut-
ferers, n great national committee has
been formed to collect funds for their
assistance. The committee is headed
by The Duke Of Aosta and includes the
Pres dents of the Senate and the Cham
Der OF Deputies. the Mayor OF Rome
aud all prominent men in the leading
towns. The subscription list has been
opened with $4,000, contributed by King
Victor Emmanuel All banks. clubs,
civic and commercial associations and
the newspapers have opened subscrip-
Non lists
The Lord Mayor OF London has teie-
graphed that subscriptions have also
been opened in British colonies abroad.
including the resident colonies In the
United states.
The evening world., 1908-12-30
COY. HUGHES CALLS
ON NE W WORKERS TO
AID THE SUFFERERS.

ALBANY, Dec, 3o.-Cov. Hughes This
afternoon issued proclamation IN
which ~ calls attention 10 the calam-
'y 1lr I1e ys.f"d southern italy
and Si.'. and recommends taa' uou-
,ubutiJns Ie made taroug the New
York STATE Branch OF the American
re. D,1es %1>ic... 1t j. ammo Iucod
Ma; o." Officers Of the branch are A.
No. 40 Fift, avenue Sew York city
and contributions may Dc made 10 the
treasurer, Jacob H. Schift, either there
% tho address Of Nunn, Loeb & co,
No - William street, New York CITY.
The evening world., 1908-12-30

aco made ogr"ss Impossible Many
matted lU t"'vp' Cor t.c coming u' lgOt
rl'N 'hcn made tt"ir way out aud
climbing over the countless uhs''tiu-
ttouS IN TIE streets escaped 10 the open.
Tiny had to leave haNiud I ON u'dr'
Tia" tuiNS countless victims Who 'a,lrd
for h"'p In n"ortrcNdlns tones. II was
iWruSslh'" e." civ" Su,,or y lllc, pro-
portion uI t.use VITO escaped sustained
Injuries I. asserted tNut probably
halt tie iHta''''s "",urel because it
tn render as-,>t1uye. Not the least of
'ho surlIag va ,lu-,' hN the torren-
tisl dpvupnur 81 cold rain.
Some o. tie refugees walked out or
Srtlla. Cappitcllu, Eayir2aua and Sag
nara aud found praoti, dlly every one OF
tn" villages DESTROYED.
y woman ~ .lo made ucr eS'apt durinS
tho height az the confusion gave The
foUowing account OF hci experiences
As -""u a. | could get out of my
house ! ran ia the direction of the
wat"l front | noticed that The greater
portion Of the main thnruughfare Of the
city. the Via Garihald, was destroyed
\ thick dust prevented me from seeing
From every side heard the cries and
walls OF tie Wounded aud the shrielis
OF terrified women | struggled through
water and mud up to INV. knees and
succeeded in gaining one ut the docks.
From there WAS taken on board
cruiser In the harbor.
Ran Like Maniacs.
While on my way down 10 the water,
cropping through the dust and darkness.
band OF about l0n persons rushed unon
me like mariacs They we're fleeing up
town They separated me from my
companion. whom never saw asahn.
Two doctors who succeeded 10 es,ap-
ing from MessiHa report that fully two
thirds OF the city has been ruined. En-.
tire streets have caved in. one OF he
doctors ~aS sleeping IN room on the
third floor when the first shock came.
He saved himself by gripping he roof
OF naishborinG house.
4 ferryboat moored at one of tie
docks seemed suddenly 10 be thrown
high into the air. 1t landed on top OF
the dock and was left banging there by
the recedinS waters. This WAS the first
intimation of the crew that ANYTHING
had happened TIE captain OF the hoat
says huge cloud OF dust ohscnred the
city with dawn came an overwhel1n ng
picture OF devastation. The captain and
his men landed and tried 10 make their
way into the city, bu; the fallen build
ings and the twisted streets made prog
ress npossible,
The evening world., 1908-12-30
Thousands Abandoned to Fire
in The Ruins of Messind

stl' making their way slowly over tie
devastated area Boo an iusNogaul, al
vance Imprisonei ana pIuionci ts.
man hemgs un8o,s IN cEtrleats them
selves, were icing hurpod alive Others
we've dynE NJ their injuries
The streets Of the city are hlsd viJi
confused masses ~ hrics mortar aBd
housshold goods II 10 sbs1lptsly im-
The evening world., 1908-12-30
Ol e ..

BEGG.-on Wednesday, Dec. 30. 1sca
ELIZABETH BEGG. wife OF the late John
Bess.
Notice oi funeral hereafter from residence
Of her daughter, Mrs Miller, 3o+ f. c1st a.
IIENNESSY.--A, her residence. 7o3 9th
az, ELLEN HBSSDSSY, widow Of John.
dearly beloved mother Of John. william
and Francis and Mrs Thomas Brock, In
asr G;tl ea7.
Funeral Tnursday. Dec. 81. thence TO
the sacred Heart Church, where a reaui-
um mas will be offered for the repose o.
he- soul at 10 A. II. lnterment Calvary.
HOILIHAN.--On Dec. Is jER EMIAH F..
son of Jeremiah and Johanna Houiihan'
Funeul from nc -. Nicholas av.. with
mass AT ST, ThomuSs Church 10 A. NJ,
THURSDAY. Dec. ~.
The evening world., 1908-12-30
THOUSANDS DEAD IN TOWNS

Reports ON PHO thirty miles of
death list In villages 1925 Many
wounded persons SIN under h, wkage The
who sustained injuries be The
ins in the Mos of 'hem
The section Pllo
evening With of
minds the people thrown
the church PiLo collapsed within
. miraculous escape
The evening world., 1908-12-30
Good Time?

Last night-eating big dinner 10 often
the maker of BAD TODAY Why NOT
over.eating means extra work for the
stomach and bowels. You've got to-
suffer if you don't help nature unload
with cASCARETS. They pork WhSir
,ou sl<<t"-you're O. X in the A. N
Tonight's the night to take care Of to
morrow. ~
cASckRFTS- Ioc hoS-Ueek sre~t
meni All druggists Biggest seller
IN the world Million boxes month
The evening world., 1908-12-30
No Trace of American Consul Cheney
and Wife Supposed Lost in MeSsind

dav from American Consul Gale, ct
Malta. confirms tho reported death OF
,'onsul Cheney aud his wife, at Mes-'
Sina The bodies. tho despatch says,
laNe not been leCnNeIod
The evening world., 1908-12-30

Msvor Mcclellan to-day issued a proc
lamsticn calling upon citizens OF New
York TO contribute to the relief OF the
survivors NJ the earthquake in southern
Italy.
Here il the proclamation:
80 the People NJ the CITY Of New
York;
Subscriptions for the relief Of the
sufferers from the ve,vbemInr calam-
II, In Italy will be received at tho May
ors ofice
An such subscriptions will be for
warded 10 the American Red Cross
Society FOR transmission 10 the Italian
Red Cross Society.
II is urged that. In view OF the mag
nitude OF this disaster. prompt response
be made 10 this appeal
GEORGE b M'CIELLAN
The evening world., 1908-12-30

headaches and Neuralgia From Colds.
LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine, tho world wide
Cold and Grip remedy. removes cause, Call
Grove. 2oc. 80
The evening world., 1908-12-30
FEAR ROBBERS GOT TREASTRE.

The
Italy had s2o000oo
There
and articles OF value in the sumpous palaces and prosperous
.hO Z
The evening world., 1908-12-30
FURNITURE. &C.. FOR SALE.

OFFICE FURNITURE damaged by watsr
sold at hair price at 100 Centre 81,
The evening world., 1908-12-30

living in the No ventures house
report OF people
are now in flames The survivors have been unable to ex
send supplies of the lack OF OF communication
To add the CONSERVATION ghous rob the dead and
wounded AMI ncendaes the torch
cities as soon as one fire is conquered by the rescuers
odes thieves
plumber the homes the dead and despite tn. shoot
them the page add
MANY TOWNS WIPED OUT.
Nearly along the Of Sicily nsufed by the
been destroyed Cano disappeared and Cabra
1900 persisted is completely wiped
The whole of Sicily desoated Rivers have been dried diverted
their crevces where formerly
cropped hills whole swaloed up
WARSHIPS AS HOSPITALS.
British Russian
disembark and
in uns the injured and removing the wounded large number OF sur
warshps
1t imperative that the
tn ruins ord TO avoid peetence Steamers with doctors druggists
arrived Messna from Catana and
Engishmen persisted the Hotel
hundred and ninety all killed.
soldiers
racks Messina buried under the ruins
Six killed while trying the
half million dollars lay the
The Messna narrowing Hundreds
pinned alive terribly injured thirty
yesterday
Reggie rising
the of the Strait They said Reggie Cannreo
destroyed tidal demolished the railroad
FARO ed Reggie and small army of men are working desperately to
establish communications with the latter place for which
and eegaphers has started
REGGIE IS IN RUINS.
the
there 5 appalling Messins, II
the lower Reggie has
buildings the churches barracks City Hall
nothing cumbled ANY
Of The death list Impossible The refugees could Mn
Refugees from Bagnsra that
destroyed.
greatly collapsed
we'll fall
The a sank numbeiess small boats the harbo OF Catana
The o vii
prayers Pope NOT
bishops priests
quake
FEAR ROBBERS GOT TREASTRE
The evening world., 1908-12-30
Italians clsmor for News.

Italian residents have been besiegins
the cable Offices all dRv sending mes
sages 10 relatives in the earthquake
zone. but ali cables vera accepted at
the sende:s' risk and no replies have
yet been received P. " Tierney. gu.
perinteudent OF the Gable Department
OF the Western Union, said that the
italian Government had requested the
New York cable offices to receive mes
sages subject to delay. The italian
Government owns the able connections
with the stricken districts.
Consul Massielie said in his once At
Spring and LAFAYETTE streets. to-day.
that hts wife and family lived in the
district between Palermo and Messina,
and that he was greatly worried re.
garding their fate. He caoled 10 the
Government yesterday. but received
no reply.
Ever Italian organization in the city
has begun raising funds for the relief OF
the earthquake sufferers and already
$4,000 has been subscribed. The money
viii be forwarded direct to the Italian
Red Cross Society OF Rome.
The evening world., 1908-12-30

fetal ''.s's''''' '''.''''.-s'
The World printed to-day
Help Ads, 4So more Than ap
New York papers '-'''
The evening world., 1908-12-30
MANY TOWNS WIPED OUT.

Nearly along Sicily engufed by
the Of Sca Meto Bposo RiTosto Baguo
been
1900 persisted, is completely wiped
The whole OF Sicily is desoaed Rivers
cropped hills and whole swalond
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-12-29
JARRE 7 I HAS
LOOK OVER
HIS MEN


Saturday night at Democratic head
quarters was review night, when the
men whom the committee had endorsed
for positions on the force had to pass
in review before SheriG-elect Jarrett
and Deputy Sheriff-elect Rose. The two
officers thus had an opportunity of siz-
ing'up the men and ascertaining whether
the man with long, big.sounding name
lived up to it in avoirdupois.
1t is said that the new Sheriff wants
big men on the force, something on the
style of the present chief of detectives.
The committee went over some new
applications and the Sheriff elect was
enabled to arrive at a decision as to
how the personnel of the new force
would be made up.
The Sheriff elect is said to have been
pleased with the review and about all
of them passed muster as to appearance.
1t is practically decided that the
Deputy Sheriff will be in direct com
mand of the foot and mounted force,
and this presages the retirement of
Captain of Police Parker, who has been
on the force since the early zoos. The
new sheriff and his deputy, however,
intend to elevate the rank of the Of
ficers and propose to have a captain
for each watch, instead of lieutenant
as at present. This is return to the
old monarchial style of titles, a depar-
ture from the Jeffersonian simplicity
of things. There will also be a sergeant
to each watch, and the title of lieuten.
ant will be dropped. In this connection
few other police departments have so
many captains on duty at any head
quarters building.
For chief of detectives-which title
will also be retained-the incumbent,
Jack Kalakiela, is said to be the choice
of the new sheriff. All the appoint-
ments may be announced by Tuesday
or Wednesday, in order to give the men
who are to be retired, an opportunity to
look around for new jobs before their
county pay ceases.