New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-19
,1ME SHELTERS
THOUSANDS OF
QUAKEvIcTIMS
.inred Refugees Pouring
YIN from Stricken
Districts.
YORK OF RELIEF
WELL UNDER WAY
,,td;ers and Civilians
Find Some Persons Yet
Alive in Ruins,

AllNA III hNb'
,ns Jan. u.s. Three thousand in
y person from the earthquake
" .-r.,ea s~ Rome. and many more
.,,s,,ed. O.arrs are being carried
III. oca'rs on the incoming
,s arc frequent .
scenic disturbances are 'eSSoh'"s'
nc has been reported to-day.
800 work throughout the WIDER
,.-Cstef bv the earthquake last
,ssNsSsv continues slowly and under
.. 5;Hcultics. Each reported eNca-
"a %. serves 90 verify earlier reports
~. ~ ,-ohab'e casualties, though here
4" ,Afre despite the fact that I'VE
20 80 eIarscd since The catastrophe,
AZ victims are released from the
2-..s,.o75s Of soldiers and civilians
NV. ,rr,bcrs. including many mem
ID thc nobility, are getting 1000
q shelter supplies over the ooSiru l'.S
roads 90 stricken towns ana VIE
Popc sends Funds.
- po,s according 20 the "Osserva-
porero." has sent ala 20 all the
80 N the dioccscs in the earth
nv, NJ ,ore. a fund Of 20,00O.OOO lire
u sSo 000. has been received by the
,,,aH thus far. About "'oo refugees
~. reached Rome 90 date.
To property loss probably lnNolNed
,,3;ca-ed by one estimate mat ID
svese5 500 100000 lire S6o.OoOooo'.
p. ','sr.al cures are available.
~ greatest care is being exercised
.rey. disease cpidemics threatened
.-,srrurted water supplies and the
...---,si manner boz which the people
I. living. Physicians, N addition TO
- for the wounded. are putting
,,.i-S measures into effect. o.,
4 3;sns,ch 90 the "Giornale dltaila
= C,t,asucalc. iu the region OF
---,Iaro. reports that $50 persons
20 Filled ard many others injured
,be earthquake 81 that place. At
s.--, ColefeCato several bodies we're
len from the ruins.
Other Towns Wiped Out.
.r.e Trbura" says that Salmona
....-o NDeva. "a town Of FIVE hundred
.ssi,.srts. was destroyed, and that
Il. .owr Of Caristro also was wiped
i. a, the latter place sixty persons
,,rs attending mass az the moment OF
30 osake and fifty Of them remain
-isr the ruins Of the church The
r-ms al Capistrello number about
10 hundred.
M a13ea Nazionale' says that the
-,,lriesl Commission has found that
i, sf.h block Of the Column Of Mar
=. srrelius Antoninus. on the Piazza
.lsrra. was displaced about four
,,sss bv the shock. The stability OF
.,s monument. II is understood, was
-f affected.
gr,sb troops reached the earthquake
rs, TODAY. and the work Of rescue
r,s continued with energy. Particular
rtertior Is being directed IN Avezzano
the pulling down OF unsafe walls
.risl or the dead. distribution oil sup
lies and caring for homeless and or
',.lled children.
Tbe number Of women found alive rs
irrer than the number Of men. They
,rpear 10 have superior resisting
overs. Even to-day five days after
h disaster several girls and old
wmen we're eytricated from the runs.
gl are injured. but the doctors nope
% save them. a little boy also was
bsnd alive Hc held a wooden horse
evidently a Christmas present.
The eXcavatOrs have found many
BODIES burned 20 death. for IN many
races fire broke ont under the RUNS.
Priest Rescued Alive.
The parish priest of Massacorone
pu rescued alive yesterday. after
having been buried for more than four
Gays He is greatly exhausted and may
lV live
Military authorities are taking Sc
'us measures 10 prevent looting. wo
hsyss were shot last night.
Prince Torlonia. ore Of the greatest
srosi proprIet0rs In Italy, is the larg-
eg loser financially. but he declined
70 consider that az this time. lie was
% ell last night, working among the
Elstkage.
Among titled women who are aiding
,s injured is the Marchesa On Sos
legno, Of Florence. She is working as
2 muse in one Of the seven military
hospitals erected near the new railroad
station az Avezzano.
Prince Scipiono' orghese, who. m
,' automobile. was the first 10 reach
Avellsno with blankets. food and
'ahdages. has undertaken the task OF
to.ing the names of survivors 10 their
relatives ~ the United States.
Rescued in Mountain Village.
Deputy Bi,solati. Socialist leader in
ne Chamber. ascended to-day with a
sriy Of men 20 the little village OF
landmark, 200 feet up the mountain
zoe. The village was found DESTROYED.
ne church had collapsed while flled
'la worshippers.
ne deputy and his men delved into
Pc wreckage and rescued several per-
pa' buried there.
Deputy Comaudini had peasants indl-
~.e the location Of former groceries
'la had men dig into them until the
,'ess Of goods were uncovered. These
= distributed among the people IN
Ihe o. objections raised by some OF
-t shopkeepers. Then the deputy
s.ii an oven. in which he baked bread
~ ne SURVIVORS.
-, az Nagliano di Marsi the vice-may or
: ne town objected 20 his land being