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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-04-04
WHEAT SHOWS INCREASE.
2,32S,o0o Bushels on Colorado Farms
March l, SAYS Federal Report.

There were 2.S2S00o bushels OF
wheat on the farms of Colorado on
March /, according to the government
report for March an increase OF 23S,-
o00 bushels over a year ago. Oats
show a decrease from 4 $40 900 bush
els year ago to 3,745,o 900 on the first
OF this month
Corn showed decrease. the total
Oh March ! being 2,0l6000 bushels as
compared to 3,219 900 a year ago.
Barley crop on March l was $4,000
bushels as compared with 1850, 900 u
year ago. All the figures show big
Increase as compared to the average
for the past five years.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-04-04
Underwood Files Expenses.

Washington. - Representative I'm
derwood, candidate for the Alabama
senatorial nomination, filed his cam
paign contribution and expense state
ment, showing expenditures of s3,-
E7.3S, with contributions from private
sources amounting to 81 1866.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-04-04
Capitol Managers to Pay Road Fund.

Denver.-Under the terms of the
opinion given out by Deputy. Attorney
General Francis E. Bouck for the at
torney generals office, the S275,o0o
owed by the board of capitol man
ayers to the internal improvement
fund. which is used for the building
and maintenance Of roads in the state,
will be paid in installments of $4,000
TO $4,000 per year until the debt is
Cancelled The surplus from the capi-
tol building fund, which is derived
from a 1s-mill levy, will be used for
this purpose.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-04-04
Hospjtabje.

We'll, did New York appeal tc
you?" Yes. 1t was welcome when
! came, and well done when l went
Cornell Widow.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-13
MASS MEETING
Of PROTEST
TONIGHT

White Nashrr Jones ts ,-r,ax scsS
nader military ssrrsillsasr es the
Ian Rstsel hospital. TO which rlsr-
she ~as taken yesterday after be.
lag arrssed at q ,eeal hotel. the
unioatsts cf tho si,y arr planning .
moa.,cr mas meeting In ~ held st
the ws~t theaScr soaiahs. Hand
bills circulated Yesterday Afternoon
announce that Mother toaes u to
bc the chief speaker This meeting
has I.eea arranged " the Tsia,dsd
Trades Assembly in protest s9Atnae
the action of tho state militia IN ar
rc.sias the soted strike leader. ~
Ter no ssepa have hc.a taken In ssars
hal,css eosp'ss prorcrdinss.
1easrsi Chase wilt tsks every
possible crvcaus,on 10 prevca, any
pnusua, demonstration tontstt Ne
Ia aot ignorant 0t the fart that Goa.
siderable feeling has te~n ensend-
cred as,oox unioni.,s and sympa-
,hiscra by the military action y.s-
teriay. which was justified ann
witch mas ben commended by Gov
ernor kmmoNs.
ThrcuRhout the state the officials
Of the United Ain. WORKERS. aud Ia
hor organization. are seeking tn
make capital on, of he incident and
vs,nly seeking to stir up public .e''-
timcut in behalf cf tho miners. The
arrest Of Mother Jones ia termed
an outrage. Mother" Jones n be-
ing treated with every courtesy by
the military authorities even though
shc II being Kept uadsr close sur
veillance.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-13
STRIKE CASES
POSTPONED
UNTIL MARCH
Term

.tn cases which appear oa the
January docket of IN. dissri., court
and which arc eases growing out of
the saai strike. ~es. continued until
the March term today upon s,SstSa at
Attorney y ". Clark. representing
all defendants, All at the d1f-nd-
aaSs appeared in soarl and pleas ~
rot guilty uefu catered. Amoas
those in eoosl asF- tSlis ZAhraa-
sill. ssrlf-eostr's~~.i slayer .f bss---
tive Il. ". Frish-r .n November go.
Jina ti.asasis. hria for the nsusd~s at
q nsiao guard in q battle b-s wees
haasas and .,gikrr.: Nstru uhii-h.
ps..ia-As Of ,E. local miners usiss.
charged stih h-ihx an ss.~s.usSN IN
,h. kiiiine and Miko uu-ssieso.
charged With the kiiiia& "f N6y
AsmiIs at AxuilAfs
II ga. the first pabiic sps~ssaseo
Of zan.ss-iii. uhiish. Hisasssis saa
ssh.ss siss- sh~is sss~.i hy the mill
sssy sashostsi~ss BiousAsis apprssed
ssnS~hss pale fs.n csstlssm-ss Asa
the effects at = ballet sosha ~ bic
leg received dasiss tho battle a~as
ltA.sisxs 0uessi~s. APPEARED aish
. patch over his lsss -y-. that 0~ss.
h-s hssiss h-~a shas oai By tho b-,i-
i-s that pA.sra shsoaEh the head ns
coosAoos1 - paoD ~
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-13
TRINIDAD COLO TUESDAY cvEsnNo. JANUARY "a lsl4
Bad Fire in
Mont,reals /

Aoatr~ai. Jan. ii.-Nose nSias
cathedral. famous the .osi: oses.
caught fire this afternoon from .
blaze which ORIGINATED In the sasi-
h~ss district For a time IL was
thought that sh- fire Mas aad-s
control. hut i. wac revived sy =
strong wind sad sssead from . hard
ware store. sh@se il started. so oti-
.r structures,
Tho Thermometer was hossstaG
around .a degrees below 1rro whoa
tho irs bTpk. oai ~ the heart oi
the wholesale assf!s,. rhe fiaors
at fsosh~siasssm ard Workman .
Wholesale hardware d-i.N a-rc
burned osil ~ loss ss n-ssi- sees.
90.
whsa IL Ass snsashs the Gss- ~ss
uadev eo1lnUi. i, lT,L- u4st AsAie.
and. fAaa~i b, a h'sh sind. aissrs-
-.i aa5niaing STRUCTURES. k-s.h fire
a,eu were injured
Tho fis- ~as finally .uhdussl ats~f
taeA sssis,airsi At ss""."""s The
foaS-ssnsy sas~aosis~ al S'sose~sisS.
ham and WasAnsn hardware whole
ssi-s~. uAs ss-ek-d sosspiss.iss
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-13
uUON MINERS At
JACKSON {: MnlE
g o. S1mE

Atsly mJeefs Wke essr hs~e ~
~osk as Ssc jssksoa msae near Wsl.
esahafx. aaa ~he ssr union men.
sessesvaay vest ~ strike after thu
company officials Rsd ds~Iiac-' Ia
staN q form NJ agreement Aubmtttss,
~ the miners. fhc men have ''eea
working usdes = Temporary con.
tract. The mes arc oa strike and
aerurv,tms to sdsssce sversyc,, herr
skese ts 40 probability nj an in,mc.
a's,e s-stssweas.
II Il aac,acr case where the min.
~ss cannot Ne 'iercNded ureN so tc-
AArd the tcfms 81 contract they
themselves haze prorW~d. The
vslkout VAS quiet ana Orderly. Thr
agreement which III. usion miner.
submitted to the tcmrany sea.ls A.
fsilowp.
ThIa aarecmenl catered into he
s~cea - and the Uui;rt
Miae WofkerA of America.
The soMpeny asrre. to check of
all dues iait,asoa fccs. fines. assess.
mensa. fru~ tho miner mipe tabor.
ess. also check~etahmaa' fees.
I, 10 further undefstc~s. that AZ
ser the mine expenses are sie,iuctes
,.uch - oil. msness' tool. and pow'
der, the cpmpany ssrees to chcce
eft ali dues and initiation fcvs, fine
and assessments aud chetkWeisn
mans ICES.
II Il further aereed that the at'Os'
ia to he checked off beiore any stor'
hjja OF to ee collected At the com
eAay'a Office.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-13
PLAN TO BeAu1lfY
CITY WITH u)60T$
MEETS nP1QvM

Ts hsasstsy The city ssA - s1sve.
siss u TO the ~uss1's soss1sas vha
stn b. es~sss shsussA rytsiAs1 -
1915. s~ ssd fsuss The tSssoa-rs.
sif,e sx,nsisiass i. cslifasaSs. Tho
chsmhss os cnMassvs hiss aasis
started . Hospsssss tas - osasaee.
tai tiahtisf syssnes At The .iiS's
esisesssi Sa's~ay. III. commsssssi
street bridge.
rne years Aai yras~ essy e"se-
elt. and sa. CAsmhers Of ro~ssesvs
have tsItr-s of electric arches os Of.
ss@~sSsl LAMP p-.sss aad 81 diff.s~ss
si~e,s the aasrmses has advanced
so tar - ss sases arslass and tn ds.
eide urua shr ~sy~ sud sasssss last
ssshs = committee sers~>s~sisx ihr
chamh~s at Cn@msr,.. 4. l.. nsss.
.os. M jrffsy.a and v. ~. tsiss.
spp~ssvd before shr eoussit ssd isia
before tho alderman sassr~stoss 70.
An osssm-asai i,shsiss sssssx~ssses.
y. T. Was-s and W r. weolsidsr Of
II. iiehs COMPANY ~es- pssseas sad
sust part ia the discussion
The plan VI an electric arch VAS
spsbsnissr.'s This design ~as the
work of the light company Officially
aad ys-satsd The name Of Tsiaidsd
In = hIsp sf glory. such a design a.
uoaIa permit Of an arrangement 10
advertise the community In lights os
IN. body NJ the arch The suesrs-
tioas cf Mr Nsaa.sa "a. for six or
nam. n'ai lamp poets. three ~ eaN
side .f tho bridge. oarh lamp holding
a cluster ot lights This arrange
men. would make most attractive
entrance to tho city from the santa
re depot.
Another suggestion vas that Of =
iarz. electric sign In the shape Of a
''T' and which shows In lights the
adopted slogan of the city. ''Tsiuidad.
Tho Tepn r. Tie To-" This desisn
u tn. Nors of John A. Sysin. Thu
border OF tho ''T-' q. to he In coloscd
lights and the lettering si.c. thus
the slogan sha, once heard sill new
er sp forgotten will he burned into
'he memory sf every stranger that
passes through Trinidad. Tho coun-
eli declared that all OF tho sueges-
sions were worth considering.
Eli I.ffrye. in his remarks heart.
liz endorsed the idea Of a lighting
scheme that would beautify the city
and suggested that an ornamental
on the bridge might
arouse an interest among citizens TO
have the street. OF the downtown
district better lighted. Mr.. Jeffry"s
spoke of tho great amount Of sdver-
Using that Denver had received from
Its lighting and thought that Trini-
dad should move forward in the same
direction.
No action was taken on the sug-
ges.ions last night but the light COM
miticc Of the council may at a later
time go deeper into the matter.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-13
LOST
N STORM; $50

Halifax. n n. Snas is.-Gsupisx
asS uay toward ~ John. y. n.
sksgssh . hisni,ex ssos-stnsn. che
Asrsl Mail ss~sa-s Coheqa,a struck
On . Iedxr 81 IN. .asSsnsc To the ttsy
ot Wsar early to-day Ast% send
saa cut ~is.,-~a calls fos assistance.
the vessri'. wireless apparatus. appsr.
ssljy failed aaa i. has aos been pos.
sab)e tn restore eon nmsaieaSioa with
her
IL us. tie.s reported that IN.
sssamer uss sshose Oft ssier lslssd
% he cost side Of the t'sy but The
liahthoase keeper there reported that
he could no, ,ocss. her. II ~ss
shsa Thought that she might t~ on
oac nj the iedses Al tho western rs-
TRACE tn the bay. She IL said 10
have $50 persons on board. inciud-
ias = crew Of 80 men.
The Cobeaaid so, off her course
whea hound from the West Indies
and bermuda for st. John. y. n.
Report. received berr state that
the steamer reported that her for.
ward hold vas filled with water and
that she was listing badly.
The lsay Of tundy Was swept TO-
day by q terrific northwest gale. ac-
co0panied by thick snos. which
made difficult the task Of locating
and aaaistine tho steamer.
The first news of the Cobeauid's
plight reached her In = despatch to
the department Of marine and fisher
lea off the Cape Sable wireless sta
tion. The message said:
"tIsc =. IN. today Co,'cy,uid reports
being or the rock. off Brier Island.
Bay Of frindy. Have advised kfon
trinsesein Cecilie to please asaist."
II was subsequently, learned by
telephone from West Port. the near
cat point to Brier ISLAND. that no
.lsn Of the Cobeauid could be seen
from there. The Brier Island lizhs.
house keeper reported that he could
not locate the Coberuid on the rocks
off the island at the western en-
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-13


Br iia verdict the jury sanctions
tosiWs coasessa such a. have been
conducted in California since the
psisct is,tine statute vas amended
in 1909.
Joseph ford. deputy district at
icrney. who prosecuted Willard. ASH
cd for . verdict which would pre-
vent all ring contests where the IN
sensicn to deliver the Knockout
tloS was obvious. After the verdict
Ford Asid there would he no prose-
cutions in future uniese the Law
wer further amended.
The jury took more than ak nal
lots. hi, trun,thc first VAS In favor
Of acquittal.
Orisinal,y there were twelve ac-
cuacd with willard. Tho farss
charge. filed imc'iiatcly upon the
death OF Young. was granddaughter.
This was changed to violation oi
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-13
Ysssss1sy's 1snpssasasss.

A~rs ssa u }. jssasa tn soaaaes
. dance sail 10 IN. West inrs'Sr,
P~sisSos foe s~tssd at tho ssSsp,ss-s
stsA" al hr-s iisesAu 9ySslsd 10 lsr
eoios~A siss. eiS.r.i By order At the
soassii s~ssasiS. vas aos allowed,
Rrsiassss ot tho Moth sid- In ,h-
sssisisy .t tho t:pss~opsi church ee.
sissoseJ fas . isshs u tho snsn-s
At ca,ossaD ssa Nersas asssae.s
Nstssrs4 10 l,sAg en1snsssse.
kseosss of the ssssassa city ests-
e~ss w-s- s~sa asa . s-poes At Cssy
ksRsse~s ~. J. t.ssSl~sns ssatisA Z
that Tho sessasrstsR of -. sss~esa
saA svrau@~ asA e~es epapssssa.
sssllsa ~. as.osss unsolicited. TIE
,ssssl ssenss q the sts0stas sa'
se-ssos aeosss the ssahss of r-s.
Aiss ssaassA asa isas,r~ssnas made
asssss The sess asa the ss-esss os
fees soise~s~.s
rAs ~tsy ps3ss~sss 10 . s~p~ss
aAoUsA sh~ ss0Ass n< cneSassnss
Aassasso AaA ea1tsa aassos1no 70 Sos
pspsasseey sf sna1t0os. n. ksosa.
~ sesseA sAa9 shs atsaa hs< ~.
le1oose1 o0sog she ssseetoa saas
oiesss ~ sAs Ss.astrs hss vA sssse
sassRua. -. @sssse of se,lsrsisa
tru0 sA~ sssa. ss~ suss ~ the sosx
ssrsaAss 10 sepair the sssy isii
tAAsa~a b, tho militia uss asArss.
81.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-13
VOLCANIC ERUPT|0NS
AMI TIDAL WAVE KILL
THOUSANDS IN JAPAN

TOXIC. January IA tidal wave
added iis terror 10 the earthquakes
and voirssir eruption. which struck
Kssnshi,as in southern Japan y-~ssf.
aas. a~rosdiss IN official sdsie~s to-
day.
Il i. b~,i~s~d h-s- that the ks:o-
shima disaster will prove 10 h- ons of
the nosa serious In the ai.sasy ef
lapas. The ,nss of iif- and property
inessakss pilh fuller meas fran she
se~h~.
The nii sxt-as NJ Ih- disaster
soSld sos be As~eusin-a ioiay, as
all roansaatsssips vss cut Oft from
Ire sssisken sgiss s@,th OF kumsn-
n,n. eight! ss aia-sy miles north ss
kAan~as0ss >h~ aass a~s.assm-hs
sss naabi- to absais a wireless So.
Fart fsnm the usssaip~ sSn. II sh-
se~se. although asss msssas.s .-s-
dssssssheA 10 thea
Ashrs 10 the depth of .is iseh-.
have fallen is the sesposs at M;ya1-
ski % the esN roast Of kiu>hias
\ postal sapioy~ ~ho fled fssa
kAkosAias states that the big posi-.
affise haiiaiss there collapse asrssx
the eossh0uskes sas tidal Nss~ esd
that . great aumees .s s~ssAea.~s
sssv sussed. ~Asis macy p~osi~ ass
ssiosls ~es~ ksiiva o. isJssss
Th~ assy asa ssMy aepsssa.ss.
arr sisiss ssseees saa .asriS-~ q.
kssr>Atos.
askas1-jt0s. ssise IN ssos~ss
ssuesssa y 4sssseJSas ,tss ssA A-sas.
lassaG Rsessssy esss essssssa sssps
- 8pasAlA. ssnshssssasA 1sessA as
shs 0sla 1aeo6ese 9ssop. hes bssa
ssSst tss osee shsa . esosssy. a.
sAaagA u svAss ~ ssaeses4 pesh -
= sssssahae saeA ~ sesesesss.
oSte~<sly 70 she sSssh os IL as aAs
~ she SAsse u Ser sst.s .s jspaa
I.ssas kAissa. .Isae. sAisL r COO.
sssssis arsis.. ~psIs directly aassa
sf il s.s kIs~i,as.SsMs saa SAsssi.
ostssso tl0sh ate ssssse ssl fse0
sn~ .orsses IN 1885 sAmr . ssr@es.
deus ssd destructive ssseassss The
eaatass ae kiil $50 valley sssup3s.
usss she sestes all s.sts at snlssssc
ues1is ssa activity ssa ske hi4h~s
ridges sse sest-d ssJ s~sst~a Nth
sssas 81 sass. @ssksa By rs-str.ss-
sSns. ~ ssA. ssa sss sad soss ~ The
eassslesve shoeks. Which have at
s.aAs.a sNr eos~ s-ssass as.sssa.sasees
xskass.jiMA prestiss a:msps shr
-Aaes sestsr at , ssAAis senna ssisad
In she gtntf ~ ksaashSesa ani ii.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-13
WILLARD ACQUITTED
OF MURDER CHARGE
I.oa Angeles. Cal. Ian. IL

l.oa Angeles. Cal. Jan ~.
--Jpsac Willard. the heavy
wright rsailis' on trial.
charged with rsisa stghstus.
VAS acquitted hy a Jury to-
day after an al.ntRts detii'e-
ration. The charge ~as the
result otthe death Of John
Young, after a bout at tho
Vernon arena With willard
August -.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-13
PREPiRINc To
SEND BEATEN
TROOPS BACK
TO MEXICO

Ps~siiia. Texas. Jss 1.-The sit.
usaioh On the basdrs opposite Ojia-
aga. Mexico. osasy resolved ITSELF
islo preparations ses the s.mavsi o.
tho d-:~s,~d M~1iesa federal sssy ss
Port His. al ~ i'AsS. T-sas. ~h-se
The Mss;ssn seaessis sna soldiers arc
so br hsid indssiait-is by order os
the var deparsmsAt,
The proper sasias foE the refugees.
issiuaiaK 100" women aha s.s sii-
dses. besides tho SEQ" "s saoso .nla-
i-s.. ba. iApsssd ~ aaa..si ssAk
ursn the ssa t'nisrd states sasSisy-
n,-n ON 'h- i-ssdrs pa,so, ~ This
Point
Tn'As tho refugees ~2r- -ossiirA
in a spare as As.pal 10 sssrs Nishass
shelter. h~~sSss 10 sssss os Auases
.ss- available sos sh~ras Wh.s they
Start a.s,h~asa To iss ssii~sy Sta
slsa at Maria. Tssas. g; eiirs sSsS .
msansssa snsA sesessi asys sssse
they ~iii have sn ~ sssvssiossa sl
,arsess ,mpsuvteeA .Ansps e~reass.
rh- proposed nsrvhtss ssss.. 10 ss~
railway aisn arc eelA. s~iesS-as u
vtii s~-ise the refugees al i.a.s to.ss
days to r~s.h the railroad after sAsy
ssAss.
tn bssax sysss0 Sss az disorder.
0-a~ssi M.ssaasA ssSs sAs h-sa So
si.s-a a. nearly - pe~sisis isto IL
ssssiasi s.,sessAs ssa ske salSs~ss
have b-.s ,s vost sstiSiss shs's
nva sssres TIE sass al sss~rsSes
,h- fssvssa ss1y Esd a issar1sss
0~ssssi A~s.Aan. ueessai cssssu asa
ushes frAessi soamAs1esp vAas -
-. hss ealisa - Asles 1lxasss
ssA he Aa-s.tss s4Sslssass vaAs
htAs
C~A~esi A~ssnAo aaa soaAsatsas.
~ ,h~ .ssssils II his Sss~~s In ASs
ens ~sass~sS ss NesSse Csly.
wish shs departure et Csssss: Vii.
Il sss csthuAhas scMeesAliss ssies
svs-.s as sss N.sisAs .ss. Of ,hs
husvi-s.
Netsep Clss. 'M.ssso. jAos tis-
IT,. uessesa sps essasss ~iii dstAais
IN the psymsss ot she ssssS.sssssl
iAs-sr.. ue the knsas of ta~ sssefs.
As sna external debts due shss 1oesh.
According so . s~s'.srs sveshe1 NJ .
.shis-, s--,seii ~hta is.s-S uss:i
miastshs
The aessssoa ~ :ss sosses! uss
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-13
PReSlOtn1 WILSON
REACHES CAPITAL

wA.kiassns. u, a.. SAns ia
t'rvs,des, W'ii.as and nj. family ss.
rived hss- 81 1850 .'.ia-k ,s-asy ss"n
rsss csssssias. Ai.sss~sppss
The l'vs~,asesN. sss- ~.s . p,.sssr
ut health 80 be sss sssk Z. III. desk
IN. Carey r. GsAyAps. a. T. n. ps~.
sosaeea h,m nneh L-ssrs rhyssssi.
~. tAva No hes sr~a TOE assy
ueasAs ssa ID fss sasssi''ea f,e tho
ssseasSsss vosA shSsa
.lleesse ~ sSsssss ~~sasss sse
pesssAaoe haA . eaofseses~ eth &c.
s~sary aoeAaes 81 wAi~A II wAs "a.
asssseoa . rsf.sst ~ the -russ~A. ~
lsv nssssissSSns soanssss~- 81 Ausa
on the ace sss.~ssS las ~As ass-s
TIE ps~>saeAs rae srs As,ss Ia.
saorrus tss eeaf~see.r ca ss1 ssuss
qssssSass. Assesxsss .. sse~s shs,s-
man Ctsysoss ssd s-shssss the easise
tArmrsAsIc meMr'rsshtr pf tsr bu.sse
.aatstss, eoNassssssee.
Mayor Ioee Issr.f MSssaci os
Nru York -. the 4sess al the ss~s.
id~al Ut taasAeoes Tire sssssr"er os
III. sissI uas aas at~:o.~a.
WashIsssaa. lsas i5-tssssaset
Wliepa to-day s"sssss'-., j"he sA.'.
t.a Williams. at vt,Ginis. assistant
SECRETARY NJ the treasury. sns soms.
irallss Ut the susfsayy aud es-cfti.
esc m.@h~s At she federal sss~ss"
i,s,a 81. which ~iii administer the sf.
fairs NJ the esv -,ssraoy sYssrms
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-13


shinaa. capital of the province of Fat
sams. 4, i. foar thousand feet high
aud before tho pra.-si eruption had
tao eruirrs. One of these had be~h
closed sad sii-u, Tor msay years. the
other. = huge. ragged o.'-ninE in the
nssanssin rssss has TO. s~htari-~ CIV.
sn Oft small quantities os steam.
Around its base are Several hot
epsinss. esidrns- at sabt-sfan1an
soisanio eosdisioas. and several
draws in tho ruxx-d side. shsus rms
OF lava which extend Ia the s~S..
This island ahd its s"issno are
sersiraiiy h-susifui and hssh Japan.
$50 aud foreigners in Large aumb@rs
eossiah,is visited 's-n, The p-s.
manens population ~ss considerable.
suaaias probably 10 :s.eos. Mach
Of the soil of tho leland mas rich. and
saxsf s.ae. fruits ard Vegetables
srs- extensively cultivated
ssakusa .Jjms had iis last ssasssl
-sapslns in 1919 aaa ~hii- accurate
iafos1alioa - tn the suffering sad
ass.ss. which u iatlissea i. n.s
available. the ssss.ion 80 Impressed
itself a. the nrcri- tkss the erusssoa
ms enaDeMosssed By sn sssh:y
festival. rhi. ssy is sssii nes~ss.a
~ msns nf tho p-up,s ana sns dec
sd-s nc hcats sss asian~d sn trasr
the isisssl aasisx sh~ eeisssasios. .
sale wsisA 10 ssSd IN hate ssa lie sss.
sic IN sas.ssssssos.
TIE ssssuasasaR esassxs AsA the
suaass3 10 srvesal Aissssjess are
Assvtlv poealsss1 Esd sh~ ssasss 10
The sssass ssse h hssAssSs ss sApu.
sssAs. The ~hles eisv il Asssse IL
kasusAima. shsrh is-v Aiaess - the
shsass al the selsssu Aaa y s~s~s.
ss~d fscs, m b. assses strait
t',Saa~ssAsy ss.rsssss~ ssss s.@~
~ oses a ,si-sfspA ssa telephone
service tssl has be~a Destroyed st
several s,slsss. .ae,,s;. shss~ ase
hsss heavy te.. at ;if~ 10 kssuhias
ard lie Vicinity sss " i. feared that
ssss iradly sask sasttases sad essI
take tssass rasss When sasiers sss
s"sspsrs-s The cit, is Isc center q!
= large potter, asa upsvsissa .assss-
tsy ~hish eeplnys Thousands IT az.
;issas and iAI1.rss ns 18th sexes
kAtueAtasa il .ss .f she sissas.s
cities ut lseaas I. - the al5 ssbssAi
NJ sh- famous Sssssms slsa so .on-
e,isuoas In i.ssa the old aaa n-~
Japan sad tho sersr af sa~ last s,ss-
lsc ut the SstsasnA frs-iisons The
great aajxn. sha lr-, the Eesoius S.p.
coeataiiss.t hsri.ksft ~hrn b. >S~ his
last lias sas-f ana fail. aaa ths
.ssases Nhesr he and hundreds of HE
~atifnss lie. constitute on. ai the
areat national shrinrs.
When Japan refused Is x.sr .a,j..
faction for tho mutsies .s th. IN.
xlishmaa Richardson. ~ 1859. Great
Britain dispatched = squadron Of .rs
- shsr~ uadr' Admiral kuprr. Who
honsh~rraed aud burned ka9oshina.
The later famr cs the city tests on
sh. manufacture Of The well know y
Satsuma ,rark'r varr.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-13

Na1asaki. Japan. Jan is.-lndica-
ticn. today ssc that the death list
from the earthquake and soIcaaic dis
tushanee. around kskvshIma viii
rua iuto the thousands. Government
authorisic. DECLARE ;hs; any official
estimate Of the extent Ot the disaster
would he impossible for several days.
The population of tho cits of Ma
eushin,a. which IL almoss completely
hurried in volcanic ashes and stones.
was $4,000 at the last census. The
population of the adjoining island of
Nakura. the .patpr Of tho disturb
aace. Il given % 5000. On this i.i-
and hundreds src reported to have
pcs;shed beneath the streams Of lave
from tho volcano cf SskuTa-1ims.
Many more wcre undoubtedly =
droawncd while attempting tn es-
cape.
Doctors aud hospital attendants
have been sent to the scene. hut u Is
difficult to reach thes pot ~ railroad
communication II imrc,'cd ny the
hea,s Of ashes and the tracks have
been dislocated by the earthquakes
The violence of the eruption ct
Sakura- -lima Is go great that shower,
Of dust are falling her today. al.
though the distance between Nasas
kaski and tho island Of sakura |,
about ninety miles.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-13

weather DsEsas RepoFs.
ros'shi fair snd south clear except
Sssi sosiioa. Wednesday fair.
-
v~aA>sAnvss
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-13
THE WEATHER
hlnl0s0I0cAL eAnU SAYS

SUM NeWlyxeds
have jest movrd
In a~s' door.
Paw s~S they got
married ON = bet
IA both iosl.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-13

sCssslaseA - osae ~
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-13

csessaoeA % ooOe ~
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-02-11
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