The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-01-14
DEAD
AND INJURED
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cd many injured in these towns out
none dead
Il Torres Cajenti, at least $50 beliey-
led to be dead and many injured.
e Tiyoli one dead, many hurt
Terra Chino. ten dead. many hurt
Trevi and Torrica, many reported
injured, none dead
ViroH. killed, 40 injured.
yelletri and Vicovaro, many IN
jured, none known dead.
The first injured to arrive In Rome
gsveresprought in on special train to-
day They had been brought from the
outer edge Of the stricken dlstrfc.;
Doctors who accompanied them said
that conditions were very serious
The mountainous nature OF the STICK |
en- country is retarding the enorts o.
the troops TO get TO the various VIZ
lagos and render relief. The hisn-
ways are blocked at points and the /
railway lines are useless SO that pro
sress must of necessity De OF the
slowest. 1t is feared that this VIII IN /
crease the number of dead as many
injured are believed to be in a ser-
Gus condition
The Rome authorities have taken
steps to aid the homeless. Many OF
the vacant buildings in the city nave
already been taken over by the NUM-
cipality and will be equipped with
cots for the refugees who are brought
here. Meanwhile relief fund has al
ready been started.
Another Culver Today.
ROME, Jan. I4-Another earth
quake shock of perceptible strength
was felt at O'Clock this morning !.
here. 1t created panic among the
people who already were badly terri /.
fed and thousands rushed into the
streets in their night clothing. So
FAR as is known, no additional dam
age resulted.
Death List Enormous Z
by Alice Robe, United Press Stan
Correspondent 7
ROME, Jan. 1.-THE death list IN c
earthquake in the prov {
nee Of Abruzzi was this evening plac- q
ID at approximately 10000 by the Of /
icial reports. Several train loads OF s
efugees reached this city during the '
Ifternoon. All brought heartrending I
ales OF suffering and hardships in II
he various towns Of which Avezzanol
s. the center. They declare that prac-
ically every house in Avezzano and
he surrounding district Is in ruins
nd that hundreds Of manned and
autilated bodies can be seen In the
uins The center of the earthquake
one. they declare. is in the Lake :
'ucino region and there are not less
han twenty cities and towns that !.
ave been completely destroyed. |,
sAdyices to the premier and the vat /,
can say that between 10000 and 3d.
90 persons are homeless and that all :
re suffering greatly. Although the :,
roops are offering all OF the assist !,
nee that they can give, additional :
upplfes are very badly needed and |,
his evening orders were issued TO !
old up all refugee trains pending the
moving OF food. fuel and supplies.
Pope Benedict has sent Mgr Sagni.
rchbishop of Aouila, to the scene
nd has directed that the church furn- !.
sh all possible aid. Because the sur
,ivors are suffering terribly from
old, the vatican. national government
md Rome authorities are rushing
God, fuel and clothing from this city
o the stricken region.
The inhabitants of Rome are still
,anic stricken. Many are remaining
n the open, refusing TO return to their
nomes, fearing recurrence Of trem-
,rs The second shock at 800 O'Clock
his morning was violent enough SO J.
hat everyone felt it. Thousands OF
screaming women, frantic with fright,
rushed into the streets and to the
open squares in their night clothsSg. !,
When they were finally persuaded to