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Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-20
MOTHER STEALS
FOR CHILDREN
TAKES CANNED GOODS TO
FEED LITTLE ONES
Tries to Support Family of Five by
Washing Dishes at Restaurant.
Boy Fights Police
Officers

Mrs. Helen Kennard living at Moneta
and Manchester avenues, with her IA
year-old son James, was arrested last
night and booked at the central police
station on charges of petit larceny.
They are accused of stealing some
canned goods from a restaurant at 1901
Mission road, where the mother was
employed as a dishwasher.
Mrs. Kennard had taken the foodstuff
and placed it in a sack, and then
passed it to her son, who was waiting
outside of the restaurant. When the
case was investigated at the central
station it was learned that the woman
is the mother of five children, one of
whom is seriously i'll, and that she and
the boy arrested with her are the sup
port of the family. her husband having
failed to contribute anything toward
their maintenance for many months,
and that the stealing was done to keep
the family from starving.
At the police station the boy battled
with the officers when they placed his
mother inside. and assaulted Detectives
Hosick and Zeigler when they attempt
ed to take him away from the bars be-
hind which they had just placed the
woman. Mrs. Kennard was released on
her own recognizance to allow her to
go to her sick child, and the boy was
sent to the detention home.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-20
SAYS SENATOR'S METHOD
OF BANKING WAS UNUSUAL
Legislative Committee of Wisconsin
Investigates Payment of
Campaign Bills

MADISON, Wis, Feb. 19,-The bank
ing methods used in handling the cam
paign expenditures of United States
Senator Isaac Stephenson through ]. H.
Puelicher, a Milwaukee banker, took
up the attention of the Wisconsin leg
islative committee investigating the
senat toriaI primary today.
Mr.. Puelicher explained the manner
in which the deposits were made AMI
told of receiving amounts aggregatirg
s101, 300 through J. A. Van Cleave of
Marinette, a friend of Mr.. Stephenson,
for paying campaign bills.
The money, he said. was paid on
what is known as the envelope" plan.
Mr.. Puelicher had no vouchers or re-
ceipts to show what money had been
paid out, but had cashiers checks,
which he promised TO send to the COM
mittee next week. The method of han
ding the funds, he acknowledged, was
unusual.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-20
LOCAL

Mayor Harper signs ordinance to call re-
call election, date being changed from
March % to March 26.
Proprietor of music store charges sales
woman with withholding portion of money
she received on cash sales made by her.
Man complainant in divorce suit charges
that wife preferred company Of dog to his.
Picture show managements to oppose
mayors amendment prohibiting views which
depict crime.
No trace of Real Estate Dealer L. E.
Jones is found by the police.
Utility companies file supplementary re-
ports with city auditor and latter will have
his figures ready for council next Tuesday.
Rancher brings habeas corpus proceedings
to gain early decision in his case for arrest
for using Wiltshire boulevard with heavy
wagon.
Banquet of chamber OF mines cements
interests of southwest
Senator Savage is greeted by small audi
ence al his home town where he tries to
show why he opposes consolidation.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-20
$4,000 REWARD WILL
BE GIVEN DOCTOR WHO
STOPS TYPHOID FEVER

MEXICO CITY, Feb. 1s.-Ehe Mex
1can ssn a. academy Of Medicine has offered
$4,000 to the scientists who diseove- y
means Of preventing typhoid fever
Of this sum 1T is said $4,000 viii m
to the discoverer OF q specIfic to c,'ro
the disease.
A like amount will be paid ty,e ,>arzo,,
discovering serum that viii liu 40
germs in the bleed and $4,000 win ho
divided among those who give tI1e n,osg
aid to the winners of the nszs two
prizes. w"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-20
SERGEANT, DISAPPOINTED
IN LOVE, ENDS HIS LIFE
Marine Officer at Mare Island Shoots
Himself in the Head-Had
Good Record

Dawson of the United States marine
corps, stationed at the Mare island
navy yard barracks, committed suicide
this morning by shooting himself with
a rifle.
The ball entered between his eyes
and blew off the top of his head.
Disappointment in a love affair with
an eastern girl is believed to have
been the cause of the act.
He enlisted from Forest, Ind, and at
that time, it is said, made an arrange
ment with the young woman to join
him at Mare island, where they were to
be married. 1t is understood she re-
fused to make the trip.
Dawson had a record for service in
the corps.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-20
ApproprIates s1eo.ooo.ooo

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19-Thfrtv-five
minutes was all the time required for
the passage by the senate today of the
bill carrying appropriations of $780,
100000 for the payment of pensions for
the next fiscal year. An amendment
was adopted striking out the house
provision for one instead of eighteen
pension agents and leaving eighteen
agents, as now fixed by law.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-20
Court Awards DAMAGES

SACRAMENTO, Feb. 19.-The appeI-
late court today affirmed the verdict
OF jury in Superior Judge EllswoHh's
court at Oakland granting August n.
Nilsson $2500 damages for personal ir-
juries sustained while jumping aboard
moving car. of the Oakland Traction
company in September, 1905
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-20
TRAVELLERS TO
LOAN MILLION
HAS ALREADY PLACED ABOUT
S5O0,00o
Insurance Company Invests s15o,ooo
In Owens River Bonds and Indi-
Gates Confidence Of High
Officials

Willis H. Booth, vice president Of
the Equitable Savings bank, has just
returned from trip to Hartford, Conn,
on business in connection with his ap-
pointment as loan agent of the Travel
ers' Insurance company of Hartford.
Following the recent visit and inSpec-
ton of Los Angeles by President S.
G. Dunham of that company the Trav-
elers' has placed locally nearly $500, 900
with the intention of loaning more than
81, 100000 in this section during the pres
ent year.
Loans already approved by the home
office and made through Mr.. Booth for
the Travellers Insurance company are
$275,000 on the Wright & Calender
building at Fourth and Hill streets and
$4,000 on the Scripps building in San
Diego. In addition the Travellers has
purchased $3.50, 900 Of bonds Of the Los
Angeles aqueduct.
This is a good indication of the con-
fidence President Dunham reposes in
Los Angeles following his investiga-
tiOn here" said I. J. Muma, general
agent of the Travellers Insurance COM
pany last night. THE money already
placed here is not half what the COM
pany will loan in this section AL
though the past year was not a profit
able one for insurance companies the
Travellers increased its surplus more
than $3,000 600. Most companies found
1908 rather disastrous so far as new
business was concerned, yet made an
excellent financial showing This ap-
parent contradiction was due in spite
of depression and lack of new con-
tracts to the good returns from their
investments, showing the wisdom exer-
cised by the insurance companies in the
quality of their investments"
Takes Optimistic View
The loan made by the Travellers on
the Wright & Calender building will
be noted with great satisfaction by
real estate men because it records an
optimistic view of Los Angeles by an
extremely conservative authority. AL
though the loan is less than one-half
the value of the building alone, aside
from the ground, if President Dunham
had not felt assured of a continued
growth in the business section he would
hardly have given his approval AL
though the Wright & Calender build
ing is amon0 the newest of the large
office building. 80 per cent of the
available space is said to be rented.
When President Durham of the Trav-
elerS' was in Los Angeles he said to
reporter for The Herald that his COM
pany only made loans in a new field
when the opportunities offered were ex-
ceptionally good, as the regular agents
of the Travellers called for about all
the company cares to place. On that
account the decision to place loans in
Los Angeles is doubIy a compliment to
Calender building is the first made on
the coast by the Travellers, and that
in San Diego is the first there bv anv
eastern insurance company
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-20
MOTHER OF ESCAPED
PRISONER CAUSES HIM
TO GO BACK TO CELL

OAKLAND, Feb. 19,-William VIII
son, one of the men who escaped from
the city prison here early this morning,
went to his home Immediately.
He met by his aged mother and
at her urgent request returned to his
former place of imprisonment, creeping
in through the hole from which he
made his escape.
The other jail-breakers are still at
larga
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-20
Turk Sentenced for Murder

CHICAGO, Feb. 19.-Hassan Ell Ha-
shasha, a Turkish peddler, was SEN
fenced to life Imprisonment today for
the murder of 15-year-old Tuffa Sha-
sheim. The murderer cut the boys body
to pieces and carried it piecemeaI 10
the draininge canal and neighboring
waters last summer
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-20
Socialists Man Noninate

rred wheeler is to be nominated to
run for mayor in the recall camnaios,,
by the Socialists at a meeting in +6a
social hall of Labor Temple Mondav
evening, according to plans Formulated
last night. Mr. Wheeler is a member
OF the carpenters union and has taken
an active part in Socialist party poll
Ilcs. Inc meeting will be called to or
der at 7:30 o'clock by A. r Hols+o,, "a
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-20
EOREIGN

MoxiGan Academy OF Medicine offers $50, 900
reward for prevention of typhoid.
Plot discovered by death of grand duise to
regency.
Wedding Of King Manuai and Princess
Beatrice reported to have ben set for next
June.
Indian girl in Canada cuts of her father.
head to his soul
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-20
Sail to Meet Fleet

OLD POINT COMFORT, va, Feb. 19.
The last Of the naval vessels desig-
mated to meet the incoming battleship
fleet, the armored cruisers North Caro-
lima and Montana, sailed eastward to-
day.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-20
THE NEWS SUMMARY
FORECAST

For Los Angeles and vicinity: Fair
cooler Saturday; brisk north wind
Maximum temperature yesterday, 81
degrees; minimum, 50 degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-20
COAST

Mother Of Jail breaker in Oakland begs him
20 return and complies.
Granddaughter of former Senator Thomas
of Pennsylvania divorced in Nevada
Fishermen of Puget sound to protest to
government at invasion of Canadians
Angry Austrians at Ely, New, shoot twenty
two bullets into crowd injuring two persons
Jury completed at San Francisco for trial of
author bandit.
Marine sergeant, disappointed in love, ends
life at Vallejo
Assessor at Oakland shoots himself in the
head, fatally.
Governor signs anti-race track bill after
nine days delay.
State legislature of California considers i'm
portant railroad rate regulations. Wright bill
amended to place ban on free passes to state
officials.
Francis Heney in dramatic scene at trial Of
Pat Calhoun, accused of bribery in San Fran
cisco. charges that Henry Ach, lawyer for
Abraham Ruef, knew of Morris Haas inten-
tion TO shoot him.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-20
EASTERN

House committee urges appropriation of large
sum to finish crypt for body Of John Paul
Jones
Harbor and rivers appropriations to exceed
SsOOoO 600. and include provisions for Whining
ton and four other California harbors
Southern Pacific authorizes $50, 900 900 bond
issue
Mrs Lemp's lawyers object to decree per-
mitting father to have son two DAYS in fort
night, and will ask for rehearing Of divorce
case.
Well known broker of Boston BANKRUPT
United States Steel corporation forced ia
allow open market and to reduce prices
President-elect Taft elected member of
Knockers club at Cincinnati
Sundry civil appropriations bill reported by
committee CARRIES many millions for coming
years expenses.
New York city flooded by counterfeit silver
coins.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-05
a Square Deal

Is assured you when you buy Or. Pierce's
family medicines-for all the ingredi-
ents entering into them are printed on
the bottle wrappers and their formulas
are attested under oath rs being complets
and correct You know Just what you are
paying for and that the ingredients are
gathered from Natures laboratory, being
selected from the most valuable native
medicinal roots found growing In our
American forestsssd while potent To cure
are perfecr'x harmless evsR 70 the most
delicate womes }Jchildrerr> Not drop
alasasat S!ob tsT sqis1S no the- Lon
nActl1g aud QIeseIYlQg lie e-ledTcl1a
prlQclple2 used In them. yiL.--pure frl1lee-.
refined glycerlne. This agent poSsesses
intrinsic medlclhn properties Of Its own.
pelng most valuable antiseptic and anti
ierment, nutritive and soothing demul-
cent.
Glycerine plays an important part In
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery In
the cure OF indigestion. dyspepsia and
weak stomach. offended by sour risings,
heartburn. foul breath. coated tongue.
poor appetite, gnawing feeling I'm stom-
ech, olllousnesS and kindred derange-
ments OF the stomach. liver and bowels
Besides curing all the above distressing
ailments, the Golden Medical Discovery
Is q specific for ali diseases OF the mucous
nasal passages or OF the stomach. bowels
or pelvic organs. Even in its lucrative
stages 1t viii yield 10 this sovereign REM
edy II Its use be persevered in. In Chronic
Catarrh OF the Nasal passages. il is we'll,
while taking the "Golden Medical Dis
coyery' for the necessary constitutional
treatment, TO cleanse the passages freaIy
two or three times day with Dr. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy. This thorough course
OF treatment generally cures the worst
eases
In coughs and hoarseness caused by bron-
chiai. throat and lung Affections except con-
sumption 10 Its advanced stages. the rtiolden
MEDICAL Discovery Is a most Efficient REM
eoy. especially In those obstinate. hanC-on
coughs caused by irritation and coneestion ~
the bronchial mucous memOranes. The SDlss
coyery u not so good Tor acute coughs aris-
lnE from sudden colds. nor must Il he ex-
pecteo 70 cure consumption lnsits advanced
stages-no medicine will do that-but Tor All
the obstinate. chronic coughs. which n oer-
tectcd. or badly treated, lead up 70 consuror,-
ton IL Is the best medicine thss can Be taEsA
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-05
THIEF MASQUERADED
AS POLICEMAN
Robbed New York Police Sia-
ton and Made Arrests.

New York. Jan with the arrest
or William Delaney. a former patrol
man. the police believe they have not
only captured the man who broke into
and footed the police station IN the
criminal courts building. but have uu
der lock and key the scar faced man
they have been seeking for nearly a
month on the charge OF impersonatine
an oihcer and making Unauthorized
arrests
On Dec. 3 a prisoner was unlawfully
lodged in u station house by a man
impersunating a detective The imper-
senator had a scar on the right cheek.
and nearly 200 police officers with
scars on their faces have appeared at
headquarters for scrutiny recently L.
an effort to identify him. When ar.
rested. Delaney. scar faced man. had
In his possession. the police say. badge
1904. which was the number OF a
shield lost by a patrolman ON Dec. 3,
and~of that displayed by the imper.
senator OF Dec. s.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-05
MISS WALLACE EN!ERTAINS

Miss Ellen d. " Wallace delightfully."- enter.
tained at progressive euchre Thur-dAv
night at her home on Main 81. Tho-..
present Were Misses Helen Harris
l-ewlsburg. ". Va Etheiwyn Foots
Trenton, y. J iuA Skinner. Baltimore.
Md Virginia Roller Harrisonburv. Va ,
Jennie Maitland. Mantle Fickl.n. Kar.
pOgaett, Fannie Bcale. Sal.i- Mont
gomery, NOrah Goolrick. Jo-ephine
Maddox, Edith and Reryl Barber Jn-a-
phine W right Mary Bleighr. Marv Cu-tis
Lee, Ina {. Harrison. Sallie Carter
Agnes CheWniug. Ethel Mason. Agnes
Segar, Flora Mason. Ne.srs. Plumber.
Petersburg; e O'Conor Goolrick. W. B.
Mason. br. 4. Mason Smith. A F Dick
son. r l.. ". Green Stansburv Flcklen
VIM. h. Goolrick. r N Chichester ! T.
ChicheSter br. II. VI. 1, Jarnette. Michael
Wallace. Elierhe Carter. Bruce Mcclellan
faul Carston. Jr Harrison Montgomery
stuart McBryd-. Thomas Knox
Elegant reircshments were served AT
II "'cl'ck, and greetings Of th. new
year were exchanged by those pr.s .spt
Miss Josephine MADDOX won the nrst
pril. on a cnt, beautiful picture "
r. Mason y on the mems uris,. "A SCI 81
shlrt studs. VA X Goolrick In. hoohv
and Miss Fannie Re8le won ladies hooby
on cut, each "A pack Of cards.
The rooms We're beautifully decorated
IN red ana gre-n. Ni-s Nailsc, mad. "A
charming hostess The guests l.,r a. a
iate hour eiter spendinx IA most delight.
ful evening
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-05
PIERCE FAMILY KILLED
Buried Beneath Ruins Of Their House
In Mcssins.

Naples Jan. 2-It was learned con
clusively that Joseph II. Pcircc the
former American vice consul az Mes
sina. and all tho members Of his fam
lily lost their lives in the disa stcr
The entire family was asleep when
the first shock came. according to the
recital of Miss Evelyn Peirce. a
cousin Of Mr Peirce. who is safe a.
Naples. Mr. Peirce was the first one
10 realize that the terrible shaking
was an earthquake. He urged his Wife
TO take the younger children and make
her escape lie then rushed into th.
room whore the elder children were
sleeping to arouse them. but the tidal
wave rushed in aud completed the
work of destruction The totterius
walls OF the Peirce house Collapsed
ana the entire family was buried be
meath the ruins.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-05
LOUISA
SoautifuI Sunday sehoOl cslsbrs,lOn
Brian. Va Jan

Brian. Va. Jan. l, 1909.
Trinity Baptist church. near the Snl-
phur Mines. IN Louisa county had IN.
unr-t kind oi a Christmas Sundav
Nchopi celebration on Tuesday. Deem
Der - A big crowd Wa resent tn
church was filed to its utmost caDacitv
aud II II q big one. There were i've
NmAs trees and a wagon l1ad of D-es
ents and the songs. recitati1n- and sucb
Ike occupied three hour and there sesrn-
ed 70 he no fiagging OF interest from start
TO finish
De address of welcome was made by
kev. J. K Wilkinson, the pastor ~ M
church aud that at Mineral which wa
formed from this The mambersh,n 81
these churches IS 3S2 iar Trinity and l4S
At Mineral and the Sunia, school abont
900 which is big attendance Tor win
ter.
The songs aud rscitations were un.
usually good aud REJECTED great credit
ON the sunday schooI Where there yvere
- many nne things 81 q hard to specify
the best. but mention should be made OF
the opening sonS. JOY 10 the WnrlS
rendered by the young folks choir IN fine
style; The Children Telegram 81 Ion,
poem. .recited by Rena Payne. a little Girl
SIX years old; The Starry Crown. a bean
ulul poem, acted hy eight children.
waiting for Santa Claus. acted and sung
by iour little girls, was very nice indeed
But the most striking thing Was the
rendering OF two little pieces OF verse
What Little Hands Can Do. by Virginia
Dickinson, aged 4. and Soldiers OF Jesus
oy Kenneth Talley, aged g. These little
tots had 70 set up on chairs on the
stage TO be seen, but they could be heard
all over the church
The superintendent of she school
Charles X. Shealor. deserves great
credit Tor the success % the school this
year, but he says the credit for the plans
ana performances today rest with aud
must he given 70 Miss Eula L. Churp
who Is teacbiLg private school fnr
aiker, the popular merchant al Brian
ana certainly she hiss shown great talent
ana ability, rs this = the best celebra-
u5n so lar as any member can remember
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-05
WORTHY OF CONFIDENCE
An Offer Backed sp ~ ons ofths Most RsputsbIs
Concerns In Fredericksburg.

We win either cure you OF constipation
OF pay Tor a.. the medicine used during
the trial. You lay Us nothing Il we fail
That's a mighty broad statement, and
we mean every word OF it. We will back
Is up with our Own personal reputation,
too. Could anything be more lair and
secure for you.
The moet scientific, common sense
treatment Is ReSah Orderlies Their
active principle 10 IA very recent scientific
discovery that Is odorless, coi0rless and
tasteiesss very pronounced, gentle and
pleasant In its action, and particularly
agreeable IA every way. This ingredient
does not cause any diarrhooa, nausea,
hatutlence or gripping. R4xall sAderlles ere
az pleasant to take as CANDY aud are
particularly good for children and deli
cate persons.
Lyon sul-f from chronic or habitual
constipati0u or the associate or depen-
dent chronic ailments, We urge you tc
try Rexal Ofderlies at our risk. Rsmem-
Der you can only get them at our store.
NJ. NJ. Lewis, Main St, Fredericksburg.
Va
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-05
OLD AND NEW YEAR At RINK

large crowd gathered at the Rink to
skate the old year out and the new year
In. Among the features was a half-mile
race between Archie Smith aud Robbie
Thomas. which was won by Thomas.
A large belI had been put In the Rink
and this rang the old year out and the
new year 10. Then each skater was ptS-
sented with noise maker" such as
rattles, etc, and for while the din was
something terrific as the skaters made
the circuit Of the Rink.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-05
Southern Railway

s-goiiovins schedule figures Published a.
-niormauon. and ara not guaransesd
Schedule effective sept 9Th iaos
TRAINS isavs Washington iron Nav Union
station
els g. n Daily-Locsl TOR Warrsnso. Nan
~iue. snd wey stations.
7.e0 .. N. Daiiy-Local for Harrsonour~ y.
SIS O. m Dafiy-United States Tsss Is1
Firstoiess coaches and dravins-roo sis-ns, A.
New Orleans. pinins car service ~
4I0 p. n dafly ana rio~,r .
limited. Through coaches and sleeper 40 Ca'
sumbis. Savannah and yaeksonvils sIeeos
so Augusta henee service. Tourist 10 cal.
| Zis D m. wssf Dsys-Loc.l Tor H.,r,,o,e.,.
and ssy stations IN Manassas Branch
AS . m. Dsily-Loesl for warrsnsos ana
Charlottesville.
800 .. N. Daily-Nsv York and u.nnh,.
ulGissd (vis LJnchburg)-firss clAss eosrh aS.d
ooogs. Birmingham and Memphis, sleeper er
sos Orleans Diningcar service.
ls.4 p - Daily-Nev York and Nee Orl.ans
fimjtsd-Ab PnnmAn trains. club and ob-~rva-
non cars 20 Nee 0reansi sleeper - AshvfIs.
Atlanta. sev Orleans. Sleeper 10 chariotta
Dining-ear service.
Through srsins from shs South arrive wash.
aud io.ts o. m. daily. Harrisonburg n Is D.
seek dsys and ESQ pm. daily. PROM Char.
soetesvfiis. $40 =. and $50 D. IN.
Tickets. sieepia cecrvetioas. and detailed
nformasion can be had ~ uekss of1es. G05 lsth
So. soe % ne aud New Uaion s&anon
Baggage ehecked through from hotels snr -ssi.
dsnces. Cab servfcs
0. n. AcKERr. v. y. sad Gen nsa.
Q. H. HAhDWICf, f=.s- TrAn1c hxr
We. YAYkon. osa. PAss. Aesnt
=. 3. DRoWx. osnsvAi Agsst
waskingssa. .. O.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-05
AWAIT ACTION ON
FREDERICKSBURG CASE

All the citf aud towns which have
held localoption elections are awaiting
the decision oi the supreme Court o' An
psals IN the fredericksburg cnsa. Tn.
validity ~ the Ward act. und,r which
The election 10 the city was held. has
been attacked, Judge GoOlrick. ~ thar
city. holding that the act (. I'm c,nf nfilc,
win the Stste Constitution AID there.
lore void. Jh- ca-e viii pruhahl, be
heard at the neat term of the court Ou
THIS decl-ion she resul, IN the other ri-i-.
IN the state VIII stand or fall 10 that
e,ctlun II he'd vallf ,hen all The cities
which have voted dry will be dry. other
"ise the liquor Men will continue or re-
sume businers.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-05
FREDERICKSBURG, va, TuEsDAY. JANUARY 3 1aoa

cursing. are awaiting the rations that
are being handed out as fast as they
can be brought in.
The soldiers are killing the stray
dogs and eats that infest the ruins in
large numbers. yelping from hunger
and Viciously alta, king the injured
and the rcscuers alike
II is estimated that 5000 injured per.
sons have been taken out from the
ruins OF this city The deaths in Reg
gio are placed at 20 600