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Evening journal., 1908-12-31

pected.
Reports from Messlna to-day make
no special reference TO yesterdays dis
turbances, other than to say that many
tottering walls were shaken down.
As most of the survivors we're en-
during the tortures of exposure to the
pitiless cold and rain rather than re.
enter the ruins of their former homes
it is not believed that yesterday,
quake claimed many victims excepi
among those who We're imprisoned in
the ruins.
Fires are again blazing in many
parts of the city, but they no longer
have the terrors that they possessed
Immediately following the quake. foi
the victims that they might have
claimed have practically all died.
The Italian naval commander at
Messina telegraphed this afternoon
that unless word is heard from the
American. French. English and Ger
man residents within the next few
hours, no hope could be entertained
for their safety.
II cannot offer much hope to thos,
who are making inquiries of us" the
commander says. Most of the foreign
ers are probably dead. but even this
fact cannot be positively established
for many days. It will be absolutely
impossible to identify many of the
bodies when found. The condition OF
the bodies already found proves this.
BY the time we reach hundreds OF the
bodies, they will bear little semblanco
to human forms"
Evening journal., 1908-12-31
REGGIO A SCENE
OF DESOLATION

REGGIO, Via Wireless from Cruiser
coatit Dec, 31.-King Victor Emanuel,
Minister of Justice Orlando and Minis
ter Of Public Works Bertolini have ar
rived here aboard the cruiser Coatit.
They found the lower part Of the city
under 25 feet Of water and the upper
part of the town one big heap Of ruins.
Not a building is standing In the city.
An army dynamitng the city for a
month /ould not have razed IL more
completely.
The streets of the upper town are
filled with corpses, while hundreds of
the bodies OF those who died in the
lower part have been washed to sea-
never to be recovered.
The survivors are crazed. As the
cruiser landed the shrieks and prayers
Of those still alive struck terror to the
King and his ministers The rem
nant of the population was maddoned
with Joy at the arrival of the cruiser
as IL was the first communication they
had had with the outside world since
the first shock
Apparently not more than 5000 or
5000 out of a population of $4,000 sur
vive.
Many OF the inhabitants have fed
to the hills and II Is therefore impos-
sible to accurately estimate the dead.
The destruction here IL anything is
more complete than in Messina owing
to the greatest havoc wrought by the
tidal wave There isn't a building in
the town that can even be repaired.
The old coast has been swept away
the lower part OF the city greatly de-
pressed and the Sewerage system com-
pletely destroyed.
Rather than to attempt to rebuild
Reggie II would be far cheaper to aban-
don the site and erect new town.
The condition of the people here could
not have been worse when the Coatit
arrived. Sick. starving, maddened and
manned. they rushed 10 the improvised
landing and fought savagely for the
food that was brought ashore. Many
had not had bite TO eat since the first
shock
Unless the survivors here can be re-
moved within "a hours. there is certain
TO be a big death roll from disease, for
the city is nlled with the stencil of de-
cayng bodies
The Italian tattleship Vitterio Eman-
uole III. accompanied the cruiser Goa
ut and the hattleshin Napoli came IN a
short time later brining O. large sup
ply of food and medicines
The starving inhabitants tried to
seize the provisions and II was neces-
sary to send a detachment of soldiers
ashore to guard the supplies from the
ravcnOus populace
The Mayor OF Reggie and Represen-
tativc Tripcpi, n member Of the Cham
bor Of Deputies are among the dead
here.
The people here declare that the coast
line is sinking so rapidly that q diff
forcnco can be noticed from day 20
day
Tho King entered heroicallv into the
worl, Of relief here. lie had had no
sleep during the night. but did not
show any fatigue.
After investigating conditions In the
city hurriodlv the King skrted the
shore in n small boat and finally
boarded the Vittorio Emanuele ana
returned to the city. lie entered many
Of the ruins against protests OF his
suite and subjected himself 20 dangers
that many of the others shrank from.
"I am here TO do all can" he re-
plicd sternlv I'm answer To the pro-
tests. "and no danger is too great for
mo 10 face"
Evening journal., 1908-12-31
WOMAN FORFTOLD
UPHEAVAL OF NATURE

Bv United Press Leased Special Wire.
NAPLES, Dec. 3l.-The newspapers arc
reproducing the prophecy OF Matilde
Serao, which was printed in Les An
males week ago, and in which, predict
ing the destruction OF Naples and ex-
pressing Itlays constant fear of ma
lures upheaval. she said:
To-day the city IS beautiful. because
God wishes IT, We believe her immortal
but she is destined for death. See Won
this mountain at whose feet stretch
beautiful villages bathed by tho seaP
She viii destroy our city: she will be
our eNecutioner. one day roars will
come; commissions viii shake the noun
tain; a frightful tempest will agltate
the sea; flashes OF lightning will cover
the heavens, and an nature will combine
to our destruction"
Evening journal., 1908-12-31
DEATHS
Thomas J. Shallcross.
Reese Baldwin.


Mary A. Wright
WRiGHT-In this city, on December
29th, 1908. Mary A., widow of Samuel
V. Wright
Relatives and friends Of the family
are invited to attend the funeral SER
vices at the residence of her nephew.
George II. Cochran. No. 919 Church
street, on Saturday afternoon. january
.. 1903, at o'clock Interment old
Swedes Cemetery.
BALDWlN-On the 29th Of December
1908, Sarah. widow Of the late Reese
BALDWIN, aged So years. 9 months, "a
days.
The relatives and friends Of the fam
lily are invited to attend the funeral.
on Friday. January /. 1909. at 10
o'clock. from the residence of her
daughter, Mrs. A. b. Hastings. Lin
wood, Pa. Services in Sloan Church
at 1l.SO a. m. Interment at Sloan
Cemetery.
SHALLCROSS-Judge Thomas J.
Shallcross. died December goth.
Judge Thomas J. ShalIcross who died
on the 2sth inst. will be buried at 11.3o
January 1st, FROM the residence of his
laughter. Mrs. Raymond Bonwsll. near
Locust Grove Md
Evening journal., 1908-12-31
SAY l75,OOO ARE
DEAD in MESSINA

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
ROME, Dec. S1.-Naval officers now in
Messina estimate the dead in that city
today at $4,000 and placed the total
deaths at 10000. 4 hey do not state on
what facts they base this increase in
the estimate.
The figures Of this greatest of modern
catastrophes have grown so steadily that
the government is now prepared for any
estimates.
Evening journal., 1908-12-31
URGE CONGRESS
TO AID SUFFERERS

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Dec. Silt is
learned from an authoritative source
that President Roosevelt will send an
urgent message TO Congress as soon as
Il assemblies. asking for a liberal appro-
priation for the benefit Of the Italian
earthquake victims
Evening journal., 1908-12-31
zee LATE FoR cLAsslEIoArloN

T osr-BREAsTPIN ,.ITH CREs-
Il cent set OF pearls clover leaf in
center Reward IL returned TO JOUR
NAL OFFICE. d3i-3t
XNTANrED-BRIGHr LAD ABOUT i6
years Of age to learn time keep
ing and general Office work Wages to
start $500 per week. Address in own
handwriting. r. O. Dox 1901 dsi-st
Evening journal., 1908-12-31
To Resume Bible Class Ts,eh,,,

Mrs. William X. Crosby, having re-
turned home from an extended travel
tour, viii resume her Bible class studies
IN Central Presbyterian Church at 1e1s
o'clock on Sunday Mrs Crosby Is re-
garded as one OF the best Bible teach
ers in the city and her class has all
ways been largely attended. The pub
lie is Invited 10 be present on the oc-
casion Of it's re-opening on SUNDAY.
Evening journal., 1908-12-31
OUTLINE MRS.
ERB'S DEFENSE
CcontInued From FIrst PaEeA

of the entire neighborhood
The early testimony today dealt al
most entirely with the nelghbors' view
Of incidents at Red Gables, said to have
led up to the shooting.
Samuel Pickering. a bar tender. was
the first witness today. He testified TO
having received the phone call at the
village hotel for Mrs. Beisel. calling
her TO Red Gables. lie said Mrs. Bel
sci had been served with porter in her
room that evening.
Constable Thomas Simpson testified
that Mrs. Beisel told him after her ar
rest that she HAD done the shooting.
Evening journal., 1908-12-31
Philadelphia Wool House Burned.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Dec. 31.-A
fire which FOR a time threatened to wipe
out all the adjoining business houses
early today destroyed the wholesale
wool house Of Frederick Wolstenholfne,
on the river front. causing a loss es-
timated at 100000.
Evening journal., 1908-12-31
FEW OF THE REPORTED
MISSING ARE FOUND

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
ROME. Dec. 3i.-The foreigners .n Mes
sina. Reggie and OF the destroyed towns
who have not yet been heard from are
in all probability dead. according 10 n
statement that reached here today from
the "Ficld authorities"
These authorities say there Is little
Evening journal., 1908-12-31
FIRE ADDS HORROR
TO MESSINA'S WOE

ROME. Dec. 31-The extent OF the
second series of shocks at Messlna has
not yet been definitely announced. The
sudden increase in the estimate of the
dead has given rise TO the fear that tho
shocks Of yesterday may have proveo
far more disastrous than at first sus-
Evening journal., 1908-12-31
Not Many Traln channss

There win not he many changes I'm
the new time card Of the p 3. e. w
Railroad 90 20 into effect on Monday
next Tile time of a few local trains
VIII be changed. and the Florida spec
i9ls viii be nut on
Evening journal., 1908-12-31
?, g4dsrtsker hs1,

No. 214 W. Ninth street
Careful attention day or niRnt
Bodies IN Boarding Houses. Hots,s
auG Hospitals removed and cared for
until claimed Carriages furnished.
Appointments first-slsss Both PhoueM
Evening journal., 1908-12-31
DISTRESS IN
SOUTH ITALY
lcontInuea Irom FIrst rage.l

Continued From first Paso)
end to their agony
Numberlcss charred bodies are found
in the ruins, telling OF deaths too terrible
70 contemplate. In many cases the bodies
were Out slightly burned, death refusing
an early escape 10 the victims The fea-
lures OF these were terribly distorted
Evening journal., 1908-12-31
FAILURES
ON PENINSULA
Dun Agency Reports the Num-
Der 20 Below That OF
Last Year
AGENCY LOOKS FOR
ACTIVITY In ALL LINES

Fewer failures, is the business record
for the Peninsula comprising Delaware,
Maryland and Virginia for the yeat
1908. According to the figures furnish
ed by +. j. Williams. manager of r
G.. Dun & Co., The Mercantile Agency.
there have been % fewer failures in
this district in 1908 as compared with
1907, but the individuals and concerns
who have gone to the wall during tine
year have had $685.. .664lO less liabilities
than was incurred by the defaults Of
last year. It is also of interest to
note that the amount of assets in
volved in this years failures is less
than was involved in the failures OF
1907.
AS compared with the preceding
year, Delaware had y fewer failures
with s537 ,640.57 less liabilities. Mary
land had five fewer failures with So
4O9.57 more liabilities. and Virginia
three fewer failures with ,494 less
liabilities.
The district covered by the figures
comprises the three counties of Dela-
ware. Cecil. Kent, Queen Anne's Tai
bot, Caroline, Dorchester, Wicomico,
Somerset and Worcester in Maryland.
and Northampton and Accomac in
Virginia. Following are the figures
OF the failures in 190S
First Quarter
Evening journal., 1908-12-31
rhief stole umhrnIIas.

A thief last night entered the hall
way of DR. Harrison w. Howelrs home.
no. S24 Washington street and stole
three umbrellas
Evening journal., 1908-12-31


Failures. Liabilities. Assets
Delaware ......-S S2l5S9.a SlOSi424
Maryland .........4 l6.659.69 5.6S000
Virginia ........-.l 10000 10000
10 %e.o9ga sie27h2i
Second Quarter.
Failures. Liabilities. Assets
Delaware ........G SA.6lT59 sl6l5O93
Maryland ........2 56000O 3.2o0.O0
Virginia .........1 10000 10000
sla75o ao55oa
Third Quarter
Failures. Liabilities. Assets
Delaware ......7 S3L65Q0J si0,9i0.16
Maryland ........S 4ll27I5 2HtOS.29
Virginia ......... Z,oV0uO SVOVJ
16 SSL277l3 s39.4iSl5
Fourth Quarter
Failures. Liabilities. Assets
Delaware .......7 sl790lOO S102000O
Maryland .......9 5s.02lI5 2ld'L05
Virginia ........O
1s s55.92l75 S1,sn.o5
Totals For Year.
Failures. Liabilities Assets
Delawar Us sI05.7574s s 47685.S3
Maryland ..23 $loz4OS57 577o9.34
Virginia .... 3 S,S000O 100000
Total ....5i sZ1G965.sO slO6,6l467
Figures For Preceding Year.
For purpose of comparison by years
the figures for 1907 are here given.
Failures Liabilities Assets
Delaware ..49 SG43.39s.0O S2S12S0.00
Maryland ..2S 101,999.OO 46,ssO.00
Virginia zee. 6 24.254.OO 1Il6SOo
Total ....S3 S7696S1.OO $S45,sO3OO
Sees Return OF Prosperity.
Discussing general business conditions
on the Peninsula. Mr.. Williams Naid every
indication pointed to an early return Of
prosperity. In Wilmington the larger man
ufacturlng establishments are employing
more men and by spring Mr.. Williams eX-
poets much better conditions than pre-
vail at this time. on the Peninsula farm
ers and business men have had n good
year thanks TO the abundance Of all crops
except potatoes and cabbage. The latter
has been short I'm the Vlrg MIA counties ard
the farmers there have felt the loss Del
aware farmers suffered loss from a poor
potato crop All the fruit crops were large
and paid well.
The actual number Of firms corporations
and individuals engaged in business in
this district is S472, an increase Of lis over
that OF last year. OF this number i262 are
in Delaware, 9i5i IN that part of the dis
trlct I'm Maryland, and 756 in Virginia. In
Delaware alone sixty five new companies,
firms, etc, began business during the
year.
Evening journal., 1908-12-31
SineS & WeIch
FLORISTS

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New-York tribune., 1908-03-07

PLATTER polisher and general metal
worker; first class: makes and works all
solutions: electro-salvanizing latest meth
eds: references; experienced. sober. F. A
Weber, 3243 Boulevard. Jersey City. n. j.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
coINrRy PRODUCE MARKETS.


BEANs AND Frustrating was quiet again to 70
ard there is rather an easy feeiag rd 10 nanIS At
g. =: and choice medium were offered at 81 80 iher
is no, Of an H,c g'efsErPys afe % 81 81 ocSasiona
but theTe Is @s f@n,s or reS little more Grgentiy
prices being shaded Sp'sas oofc
peas peas dG most Of the at s. -
s. 30 DO common good 81 oo@s2 29 pea az eeSSe: s "
s 81 10 fd8eE s2 choice % kidasS ehges
S5 5 ehoce fo eeGs 81 81 so yeo~
s. lima Bags cpfosaa psr 5as 70 ~
,odar on Almost all grades ana
the market decline undsr an @ s1ees6 6-
nsiy SLOW speeia- sold at 3oasc tubs 3oe
me 5s business @srs a,
it Is quite probable that buyers % f9T gooa oa trets
d eecond and weak ed bgte[ M ~, is aso s
alum qualities which having dull sale Factor Factor,
and packing stoc o e buyer SS e,yas DO
rss sT 'pseeaa do thirds 25s do
b hsd ss speflas o Seconds 2e27e thirds - 2e state
dairy omm9n 9tqss 9 .h faF do rsts 2s 20
onds 22c imitation hq5ts in DO Western fac
S held frsts 22c do seconds 21c rolls fresh; m
s@oa S S,c ci'@Se dc No 90 Z. zfs 1sa zoe
is Hue warrant actual change in quotations % oImoas as
yet market egdeng 1 snfs I FUTURE o the Ta for
1S active to bf FOR Prfy f Ts
f mostly for unfeprced auali-y o6tanseie from a lsg
Ie down. he %f ner rades only active but net
81 isTge stock firmly held Aavices from other es.
~ otnts In this report the same conditions
advices decidedly stronger. Win
OF asking 2Q3c b advance
some ines two or three weeks Fine skins In mod
over winter made skins sell SLOWLY;
rstte. FINEST Canadian CAS- Cd for colored ana
G for white Aerisan es for eoosa @ M ana state 9,s @ Ii
white VII coored and white. fancy and large. colored
cream large white. fancy. l54Tc: DO good 10
& i4tG5s4c. late October ana cary NoDenep =
made ,1n@rIIzc: do skins. Ih H. specials lie: DO
70 Ca sns ssisiac; do fair TO goo eqsc: do common
Recetps today. 1873 cases The marke1 td
stor, fresh yesterday many
was very ana to-day further light snd deficient
receipts there is keT'o ON Change were 700
5anp y, af 2sa27c chiefly at &c at which the he I
closes f,noon we quote: State. Pennsyyania @ ans
eary white fancy. Soc 90 sooo 70 enecs ST
@ stg 40 breSn and raixed ,aney :s DO ona s sxaaas
Western s,, ana chsels ie@3oc: duck esgs. 3oG3Sc
eirr,e, eirr,ee,,r1rss-DnIED--Jhs uArkst 10 lower on s0os
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
casA QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Ne~ ScriS. March 6. 1905
,orpFF--be coffee market quiet TO-DAY, but
- es8v in tone and closed quiet at net a9yanee of
-C-ts sales reported of 1880 bags. TIE mar
-ns-es steady a. points in response
French cable. somewhat smaller Brazilian
primary markets The latter feature
,s rerhars particularly sing II indicated
-Aaf Brazilian bank troubles reported the previous
Il. uere hzl1ag direct influence. At least on The
SEC srusro- Tfe French market opened ! faDc
and closed unchanged
-tr. FIsuhsrc Unchanged = pfg lower the &c
hing On 7rlz one change IN
r5e brazilian Receipts the two ports were
az hzcs asains1 0tFbe previous DAY. 10000 last
s-5 t.s0 TWO years Jundiahy receipts were
hags against e-9 the previous DAY SIV0 last
40 4 0aa two Years ago Tre rally fu the French
said be the demand for the Dexter
coffee. which becoming very
purchases under the Talo-lzatlon
chiefly - these grades. and thet fhts cofe
frdsfinitely Street merchants report larry
500 demand II joSbing way and generally steady
--cex. a trading ir futures is concerned
be little interest II The market az
spot coffee was sea0A
S;t quotations OF the tasis q Rio No a
Tha prices tire local market to-day