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San Francisco Destroyed by an
Earthquake.
AND THE FI HE FIEND.
Without thc Slightest Warolng the Peo
ple Are Forced. to Pace an Awful
Death In The Streets cr Their
Wricked Homes, Fire
Adds to Horror.
Earthquake and fire on Wcdueeday
oausod the greatest? calamity Califor
nia has over known. Sin Franoltc
* waa almost destroyed and thousands
of people In that city wero killed or
hurt. A dlspatoh from San Francisco
.ays the dreadful carthqucke shock
carno wlthcut warning at precisely
6.13 o'okek, its nt ot ion apparently
hoing from cast to v t st. At Hist the
upheaval of tho carib was gradual,
but in a few seconds it inoreascd io
intel si*y. Cb'ixne'.s began to fall
and buildings to oraok, tottering on
their foundations. Thc peoplo be
came paulo alicker and uslud lute
the streets, most, . f DIL ix. m their
night attire. Tht y were met by
showers of falling buildings, cornices,
brloks and walls. M icy wero instant
ly crushed to death, while others were
dreadfully map glad. Those who ro
malned lt doors generally c> caped with
their lives, though scores *e*e hit by
detached plaster, pictu/es&nd irtioleh
thrown to tho liter t y ibo tm ck. 1
ls believed that mere or less lt ai wa:*
sustained by nearly every family in
the oity.
The tall stool frame structures
stood tho straiu totter than brick
buildings, few of them being badly
damaged. The big eleven story Mc
nado effleo building, in o urse of con
struction, ad|olulug tLo Palaoo Hotel,
was an exception, however, ita rear
wall oollapsn.g, mar y ctacks being
made across lia from. Seme of the
dooks and freight ht.ods aiov.g the wa
ter front slid int. tho bfcy D^ep
fissures opened in the -tilled, lu grouno
near the shore and tho Uulou lorry,
depoi wau Injuroth Ita high tower
!i ii ii co?t over .seven ruin,
dollars, collapsed, tho root sliding into
the court yard and smaller towera
tumbling down. Tho great dome was
moved but did not fall The tew DOSI
chloe, one of the lice t ii. the United
States, waB badly bbaUued. Tue
Valencia Hotel, a fcur btory weeder,
building, sank Int o too basement a
pileof splintered timbero, tinner whloh
wore piuned many dead and dying oc
cupants of the house. Tue basement
was full of water and ht mo cf the
helpless vlotlms were drowned.
Ssarcely had the earth ceased to
shake when fires brcke cu? simultane
ouBly in many places The fire de
partment promptly responded to tm
first call for aid, but io wau found t tal
tho water mains had uon rendered
useless hy the underground move
ment. Fanned by a light brotzi, thc
flames quickly spiead and boou m wy
blccks were hf en to be doon td. Tm u
dynamite was resorted tn and tin
sound of frequent cap o ions added u
the terror of tho popu.allon. All
etiorts to stay the pn g ress of the tire,
however, pioved futile. Tue sou tn
eldo of Market Stieet froua Ninth
street to Pay was hoon ab!, z >, the ll rt
covering a bolt two blooka wide. On
this, the main tnoiuu?h/aro of tht
city, aro located muny of th? fitu-si
edifices In the oily, including th?
Grant, Parrott, Fiood, "Call" "Kx
amlner," and Monauuock bulldlngtj,
the Palaco and Grand Hotels, and
numerous wholesale houses. At the
.ame time the commercial establish
monta and banks north of Market
street wero buming. The burulu g
district in this section of tho c.ty ex
tended from ?Sansome sireoo to the
water front, and from M ukct strict
to Broadway. Fires &\to bioko out In
tho Mission and tho entire olby seemed
to be in fi ?mes.
^ "The HAIMOS, fanned by the rlBing
bretZ3, swept down t oe main street;;
until within a few hundred feet of the
ferry depot, thc high tov?er of which
stood at a dangerous anglo The big
wholesale grocery establishment of
Weelman, Pook & Uo., was on lire
from coller to roof, and tho heat was
so oppressive that passengers from the
forry boats were Obliged to koop dosi
to tho water's ed^o in order to get
past the burning structure. It was
impossible to reach the center of tho
city from tho bay without skirting
?ho hhorn for a long distance EO as to
got entirely around tho turning dis
trict.
At 8 o'olcck tho Southern Pacific
oftloials refused to allow any mon
passengers from Trans hay points to
laud and sent hack thof.a already on
the boats. Thu forry and train ser
vioo of the Key route was entirely
abandoned, owing to damageriono the
power house by tho earthquake at
uta.
At 0 o'clock Wednesday morning a
thousand men from tho Presidio ar
rived down town to patrol t:o ol tv
?treets. Tho Thirteenth Infantry,
1,000 strong arrived from Angel In?
land, 8. little later, and went on pat
rol duty. Tho soldii rs have been or
dered to shoot down thieves caught In
tho act of robhlr.g tho dead and tc
guard with their lives the millions ol
dollars' worth of property which hat
been placea lu the streets that lt- may
escape from the ravages of tho Hames.
Mayor Schmitz, who has established
his office at. police hes-f quarters, ha*
named a oommlltee of stfety, oom,
prising many prominent citizens
Mayor Schmitz lent out word to thc
bakeries and milk at, .tlons through
out tho olty tiiuo their food BUpphec
Muet be harbored for the homeless.
Tenta havs boen placad In ?very park
In tho city, and then o who have lost
tboir bornes will bs given food and
shelter. Thousands of people aro
bomoless and many aro huddled Into
the parka and publio r quires beside
the household goods tbey were able to
save. The olty is under martial law,
and all the down town sin ota aro pat
rolled by oavalry and infan' ry. De
tails of troop) are also guarding the
banks. Mest of tho prlnolpal build
ings bavo already bceu destroyed and
others are In imminent dar gu*. Over
all the (?COHO of desolation hangs a
cense pall of smoko.
lt will be many day? before thc
complete story of the ruin wrought
by the double calamity of earthquake
and fire that visited San Franoisoo
will bo written and then there will
romain untold oountle&B talcB of woo.
rho exaot loss oi lite will never be
known, as hundreds of unfortunates
havo been incinerated in the flames,
which made the reseuo of those bur
lcd under the toppling steeples and
falling walls impossible. Tomporary
morgues were improvised at many
peints i nly to bo raz.d by tho flames.
The olty resembles ono vast shambled
with the red glare of Uro throwing
weird shadows across the worn and
paulo stricken faces of tho homeless
who aro wandering thr streets or sleep
ing on piles of matiesseu and clothing
m the parks and on the sidewalk* io
those districts not yet reached by the
Uro. Tnousands have Add tho cit/.
Forgetting for a moment the terrible
Bufferings, physical and flnanol&l, that
tr.ills In tho wake ot tho disastor,
ti ie sceno prosontod by tho ll Ames ls
one of unspeakable grandeur.
The Keene at the Mcohauica1 pa?ll
iou during tho early hoi rs and until
noon, when the injured and dead wore
removed because of th? threatened do
atrLO?lou of tho building by tire, was
ono of Indescribable saducts. bisters,
brothers, wives and sweetheart?
searched eagerly for Borne missing dea;
one. Thousands of persons hurriedly
went through the building inspecting
tho ooiB on which tho suflVrOiS lay, la
tho hopo that they weuld lind som?
lov. d ono that was miBslng. Tho doad
were p'aoed in ono portion of the
huildiug and the remainder was dev -
tod to hospital purposes. Af?er the
tire forced tho nurhoa and physician*
to drsort tho building, tue eager
crowds followed them to tho presidio
and tho children's hospital whore th JV
renewed their souroti for mlsdng rela
ti ves. Up to a late hour Thursday
Afternoon moro than 750 persons win'
who wore seriously injured by the
eartl q rake and mo lire had been
created at tho various hospitals
hrougbouti the city.
A falling wall from one of tbs dyna
mlted buildings on Ml.?lon svro^f
eiushed oub tho lifo of Fireman M>.x
HVmnftr. w'uia *tiany other tire fighter
Imj^^ tlH
hodies lie. The flames rapidly a; -
piOiOhed this building and the wor .
of removing tho bodies to Jackson
.quare brgui. While tho soldiers and
mollee ware carrying tho dead to what
?.pprared safo ph cos, a shower of
orlons rrora a building dynamited t;
chock the dimes, injured mmy of
tho workmen, and s mt soldiers In
procession hurrying to hospitals. The
work of icm ving the b dion s opped
and the remainder cf the de>.d won
left to possible orematlon In the mor
guo. Tho debris k'llod and burled
hundreds of horses hitched to vegeta
bb v/ogons which w> re ready to re
ceive the c-ay's supplies. The deaf;
horses were piled high and the wreck
age bl< ck^d the streets until the ad
vanolng coi ll gration turned all tba
notion of the town Into a vast fliner
1 pyre.
From the IJarbary coast, tho ho* tl
of vlei ms atid mimina) tha?i infesi
nat q nirter pou ed forth ?nd Btartod
arly in tho evening to loot streetc
-aid rob the dead. Fearing such *
fiendish climax to this day of horrors
Mayor Schmilz and Poltoo Chief Di?an
issued eiders fur tho soldiers to kill
ill who engaged In suoh work. Be
foro the eyes of an Aasoolstod Press
representative, t>r>'o thieves were
diet in the back and fatally wounded
I", thu b irnlng co rr m. io al dlstriot
I) spito the vli/lla: C? of podo1; and
soldiers, many plu.oes wore pillaged In
(.ho wholesale regions. Liquor stores
were broken Imo a. d v.tg noonda arr
lying In the streets Tl e ruin In th?
commission and tho wholes) le q i ar
tera is c irrjdo'e, tho ll kmvs Wednes
day n'ght bavlng completed tho pai
al)zing work of the morning.
iintK'iiH ol' Honor,
Tho S:ate Lodge of the Knights ol
Honor met lu (J.-lumbla Uss week.
'Vfter the tratmoidon of routine
bu.slne.8S tho following < tllosrs were
( looted and duly Installed tor tho en
suing terai: J. J Vernon, pam
grand dictator, Wollford; (J. P
Q lattlebaum, grand dictator, Om
way; Mlles B. Mcsweeney, grand vic?
dictator, Hampton; B. (j. DuPr*
grand assistant dictator Columbia; L
N. Zja'y> grar>d reporter, Columbia
N W. Trump, grand treasurer, (Jo
lumbla; D, Mci myro, J A. Ball ?n(
Rev B. G. Cliff >rd, grand trust?es; L
N. Z:aly, grand representativo io
four years to supreme lodg ; 0. P
Cjuuttlobanm M'fr'-?o.
Vory <l*il Advloo.
At ChlOAgo eight hundred negri
men and wi.mvn s^ook Constitutions
A. M IC ohbrch with applauifO Thur
day night whon I. a Wells Barnet
advised the I lack ir DU to putt a revel
VIT In his podio* and 'antlelpato th
white man in his doviltry.'1 Tl?o eic
easton for the spceoh was t. mcetlni
called ti? protest against the mob vie
lenco that has marl ed Sprinkled, Mc
i he last few days Wnek chesptakln
had ended ro otutlons woro adopto
urging Proslilent Roosevelt4t0 talc
some steps to proteo:, the negro rac
from do-ilruoilon at tho hands of th
, whltoa._
OOllftrCM Vot :. A AlllllOM.
i On Thursday Congress appropriate
1 $ 1,000,000 for tho suffering and hom*
less in San Francisco and and otb!
I Oallfornia towns, and gave tho seen
t tary or war, tho secretaries of th
, troasury, navy and oommorce, powc
o / coi petate v.ibu the mayers oi in
; Stricken oltloa, that tho very best ri
suits might bo obtained In afford in
i relief. Prrstdent. Roosevelt signe
i the bill at once.
_ A Lo ,
Beautiful Santa Rosa Has Not a
Building Left.
OSE THOUSAND DEAD.
AB I.mt Great Seismic Tremor Spent
Its Force the City Toppled to the
Qrouod. Many Other Towns
and Hsralets Badly Shak
en Up.
Report? from the interior of Gal
ifornia aro most alarming, Santa
Rosa, ono of the protticst oUlss of the
stato, In the prosperous county of
Sonoma, is a total wreck. There are
10,000 homeless men, women and
children, huddled together. The los?
of liff Is not to bo eatlmxt'.d. Ic wi 1
probably reach ono thousand.
As the la*t great seismic tromor
spent Its force in the *arth, the wool*
business portion tumbled into ruins
Trio main street ls piled many feet
deep with tho fallen buildings. N t
one business building ls left intaot
Tho destruotion lnclu.les all the coun
ty buildings. Tho four story ourt
hOUje, wit.li its high dome, is merely
a pilo of broken masonry. Nothing
ls eft. Identification ts impos iolo.
What was not destroyed by th
ear:hqu>-ko hts been swept by llieu
Until tho fl AOK s sta?t d there wa
nope of saving the residence dis
trlet. lt was soon apparent that any
such Idea that might have been cu
ter'alncd was to bc abandoned,
T .is was aprehended by the elli
zens and they prepared to desert
fcholr bornes. Not i von thc r house
hold goods were taken. They made
for tho fields and bills to watoh tue
destruction ol one of the most beau
tiful cities of tho West.
Mis ongers bring tho maddest tld
Inga of tho destruction of Healdsbutg,
Gk lsei ville, Oalverdale, BopUnd and
Ukiah This report tak^s in the
country ?s 'sr l.orth a*? Mendocino
iud Like counties, and ?.s far west as
. ho Pfcciflo Ocean. These aro frontlei
counties and neva not as lat ge towns
vs farther south lu every o&sr the
!oss of Hie and property 1? allocking.
KtLLKD IN A HOTEL.
A report from San Jo.*?, 50 milos
?ruth of San Francise?, says that the
Vendome hotel annes ?vaaNYrf eked, 10
or 15 persons b-dng killed. Tao Do
i'.'id ono wo
rrayor dcput*z.;d 500 mm to watoh
oroperty. lt is estimated that 50
p rs >t s we e killed lu San Jose. Tin
post?nico was half wrcokid. Tho
Flrc?t Presbyterian durch was dj
mo.ished and tho cmrb bouse is a
wrpck.
Passengers arri vin* from many
o?ier cities in California, bring tabs
of d^ati and disaster. Santa Cruz
Monterey, Gilroy and H distor are
fatally wrecked. Tho death Hst at
Santa C:ux is roportei to no large.
A report say ? that Sinta R;sa is a
.?Ttok, ten thousand being Homeiens
Tho loss wir. probably roach Into the
thou'acds. Main street ls piled many
feet deep with fallen buildings. Not
.me business building ls Intact. Thc
four story court bouse Is a pile of
broken matonry. 1 entifloation of
tho dead ls lmpos&lb) . What was
not destroyed by earthquake was
swept l y tho. Oit znis ll id to tl e
??His ai d tlelds to wa'oh tlio destruc
tion of S .ma Ro e Tue water sys
tem was deidroved by the earthquake.
BURIED IN HIE UUINB.
News o mes from N les, a small
town In thc. Santa Clara valley, about
15 miles from San Jose, Ktating that
tao earn quake demolished the state
Insane asylum at Ag .eWK, near S?.e
Jose, burying nany ci thc inmates lu
the ruins. It is stat- d that S:ui Jose
j nu ff end severely. Tels newrs ww
brought by an automobile frjm Sv
Jose to points which o -mmunieatl- n
had been esb-.blis^ei to Lt s Angeles
temporally.
Mayor M?:Aler, of L )s Angels, ha?
?hd mfss.g a to M*y r Schantz, of
San Franoise >; ( If.rh g to render
any a^slstiuico p- sjioie snd asking fo
?sdvice as to tho td-.usti?n, and what
aid may bi needed. President Sum
merland of the city c oneil, called a
?peolsl meet!; g of that body, and
forwarded a tel gram to the mayor f
San Francisco, offering lo tbe name
of L s Angeles to renner ary .id
po?slhle. B th tho mayor of Lo.
Argeles and tho president of tho ol;y
cou noll request tho Associated Press
co conn untoate, if p. s^lblo, thee
tenders of assistance, a> they do noi
expect to bo ablo to reach then,
through the ordinary channels oi
communication.
SHOCKS AT SALINAS
At 5 15 o'olock Wednesday morning
r.hree she oks of OArtlauako sin mk
Salinas, lasting respectively 6, ;$ and
42 seconds. They otmo from th?
northeast and southwest, The dam
age 1H $2 5?U.000. No ll voa were lost
m Sal nas.
Arno ;g tho building* destroyed In
Sali nea are tho ir.TO and S tan bu fy
wilding, 'ry goon?; Bl ks Ila' s M .
sonto bull Ung, th- Knights of Pythia
building, Por? an:l Irvings f-tore, L .
gan C.olary. Odd Fellows bull lux
City Hall and several smaller build
lugs. Every window In too city wafi
Ofoken. Chimneys toppled over and
crashed through ro f?. Spreolcba
Sugar Factory, thren n ll.^s fici
bown, was destroy ed, causing damage
of $i,5no Too btgb ROUOOIS bulldi. K
was wrecked. Several a'ores lost
their entlro stooks. At 2.25 o'clock
this afternoon, anothor shook was i x
perlenocd but no lives wero lo t,
Several m?n, women and children
wero cut about t io faiw by Hy I nt.
glass. Thero ls in'.-erso excltcu.ont.
BW?1"!1 INTO TINO SICA.
From tho Cliff House oomes won
that tue K'rcat pleasure resort run
show placo of tho San Franc' cc
which stood on a f< undatlon of SOllfj
rock has been sw.)^b Into the sea. N d
a thing stands to tell where thc
-p-T-,-.-1-""IZTJ\IJ
.??! i" i,'*:?.t uti v;u' in ii >i''|o-iij on r I i .
m^oster.st^^buUatng.oi^
bas bpen Jeweled, io, tjw taujada^bh1*
and only tho, rook JUnlog, fchc^adoMr
remains inUot,,, , e^hi./J ,
Twenty towns nay^reppfted loss of
lifo of frona flvd ra ono imudrpd cncnl '
Outside o'f Sau',;F?f8od' the dea^ii'
list will run high Into tho th?ttsk^dS.?
As reports come In from the country
about tho Hh?ttOy intenso horror in
comes even ^ro Ipton^.^^iat few
poRRlbl?., ,>ip| ? ,.|;.,. o.o V11.?H0 ' '
Yet theroj.are/ bufe, 10 w.who, i have
folded their,! iMnds< < Theiro I?A4 ! tido
much to domtpo m uoh fml?oviog to
light and too many bodies tuobuiry.
-n-"iud -jw Lin''
ENTRIES TO CORN.CONTEST.
_Ui?H H'?"1 \\.
I) 6<10l? Tli I j tj?
Alnny of Thom Bo<nfc Hcc?lVcct -by
uau'loil 11,.i
Covirn'seioncr Watson{ ?,
Tho State Bays Co ca missioner; ??'j
Agriculture Watson has received a
large number of entries to tho State
and nattorial oom contest. Ono of the
most important entries ?eoeived was
that of Mr. Mcivor Williamson, whose
rc-confc articlo on corn planting at
tracted a groat deal o? attention and
which has boen clllcially endorwed by
tho Southern Cotton asstolatlon.
0 her entries are:
H. W. Taylor, R'.ohland; T. C. WU
loughbv, Florence; J. A. Potor
kln J nd J. M Mos , Orange
burg; J. Ii Hilo, Charleston; H.
M. Preacher, Hamptoi ; E. A Brown,
Kershaw; T. S. Stubbs, Marlborr; J.
H. Marlion, Jr., Collection; W. P>
Clutty, IUmbcrg; J. .1. Philips, Lun
c\ster; R. S. Ple.oher, Ma'luorr ; W.
M. Spears, Marlboro; A. J. Tindal,
U arondun; Walker Floyd, Marion; J.
R Filrey, Orainioburg; Dr W. D.
Mob, Williamsburg; J. M. Woodley,
Suiutoi; W. ll E Elliott, Fairfield;
J. F. McKlunoo, Marlboro; J arneb
Jjek on, Audcrsor ; H. E Mooro, Marl
bo rt ; Thoa Taylor, Jr., Heiland;
Taos. Raff, R colane; S. R. L ?vor,
Richland; J. F. Weekley. lUruwoll;
P. P. Ashley, Florene ; U. F. Mooro,
(Jberaw and Ii nnettsvlllo, and Bon.
P. Dw'Luacb, Camion.
lt ls also thought that C?,pt. E. S.
Dr?ke, who won tl.e pr.z'i several
yearn ago for tho best and largo?t|
producci?n of corn to the aero, will
enter again. Capt, Drako has a line
farm in Muribin county. Ia filing
his entry Mr. Williamson, who has)
b en in correspondence with Commis
sioner Wa! s m lu regard to tho amount |
of corn and com pioduots lmportoo
Into the St.ate, writes: "Your letter
In regard to corn importation was I
more information than I had or have
been ablo to obtain with the < li' mi
L have mado. It will help mo to fig
ure nut tho vast a mou at of oom we
Iuexousbb y ship into tho State every
year. 1 am going to keep J'$J
tho fight so long HS there ls a sin
impprtou.' rv. - -Ol.
1 dhah l'aise ou** supplie? at hom?.11 > \
THROWN ACROSS ROOM.
(Jives Ills lOznorlenco In tho San
FVanolaoo IOnrthqut ko.
Albert ll Gould of Chicago, was
ono of three persons to arrive lu L is
Angeles on tho first train from San
Erai cisco lifter tho caril 'quake.
"1 was asleep on tho seventh door
of tho Pahi.ee hotel," ho said, "at the
Limo of the first earthquak. I was
thrown out of bed and half way
across tho room. Immediately reallz
lng tho import, of tho occurrence and |
(earing that the building was about
lo codep r>, I marlo my way down six
(lights cf stairs and Into the main
coiridor. 1 was (he ti ?st guest to ap
pear. Tho clerks and hotel employ.
:S were running like mad mon. With
in two minutes a'ter 1 bad reached
t>>o corridor, other guests Iv gan to
Hwk Imo t? e o ai rt. Most all wore
n ght clothing oidy. Men, women
ai d children stood as though fixed.
Children and weinna cried. Tho men
were hardly less aft ctod.
"I returned to roy room and got my
?olofcbtng; tnen walked to the offices of
the Western Cidi.n in my pujamas
r.ni bare feet tj telegraph to my wife
In Lm Angeles. I found the tele
:raphi r? on duty, but all tho wires
were down. I Natdovm on tho side
walk and picked tho broken glass out
f ino soles i f my feat, and put en
my olothci All ?hi., 1 suppose, tonk
twenty m I Mites. Within that time,
below tl.e Palace hotel, buildings for
oro than t hree jhicka were a ma19
of Hames, which spread to other bulld
l? gs
''People by tho thousands wore
cOTfdid around tho ferry station.
I?hey ola wed at the Iron gates like
io many maoUci. They sought to
break fcho bars and failing lu that,
turned on each other. After a mad
el ning a 'a^, wo got aboard the boat
a..d erohs d t?b? ha -."
Gov. llojWUli'n .UC?t<4gOR.
Gov. lley*ard Friday sent these
telegrams nf sympathy;
"Mn'or Schmitz, Sun Francisco, Cal.
"Word* o n not express the sympa
thy whioh tho pnople <.f my State feel
A?r your suroly stricken city, lt will
be indeed a labor of love for us to aid
y.jii in all that lies In our power.
"D. C. I IKY WA ni),
"Governor. "
"Hon. Gaorge C. Pardee, Gjvomer,
Sacramento, Cnl.
" rho app^long disaster whloh lins
befallen your State touches our hearts
eply. Acopt our nincerest Hjmpj.
thy In tho ternu'.o ordeal which isl
yours. Weare now taking steps to]
? ivo printie il expression to the heart?
fuit sympathy wi io i we ft?, i for you.
"D. c. ETKYWAIID,
UG .voriior."
A White Klend.
Even Waters, a wliito man 20 years
of ?KC, an employe of a shovel gh?u
working on tho outskirts of Atlanta,
h?s b on looked In tho ToA'flr charged
with criminally assaulting Miss Ruth
Weaver, tho fifteen year-old dsugh
tor of C. C. Weaver, a well known
tlnnci o Atlanta Tho father of tho
von. g girl found Waters when ap'xmo
t cit 7. ins cf the (irani. Park neigh
borhood were scouihg tho woods
looking for him and but Ur their
prompt action and strong persuasion
tho man wonk! have b en dealt
with roughly. Waters denied tho
ohargo.
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vaj-ioir?m O'lane io! kBoM?ttJ moy j v,t\^AH??o?'^oif?A vti*
awAempoiary homo of HdmS?eaa! ''Oaf*'
(Wans of provl^ods. aro?nov/vio??'thchr
wafl jt^^ho,^r(s?i re]ijflir?IMloiit>'l to
tho r^8Jit|rae>lie hllJa ?nd VPWll?a oj.
t?he^tB??t??W Wf?{(oe8, bu^ttU?injirge
vaOAMt l?t tin tho'saW V. moa1 haf noon
tfrcemlptediiaudncvcftCtho ."'oini?ti?ilo'i
fV^,:oi{owdct\. A<^?WOUMI?iiptwn '.young
lady o^.?oqhjl PMWWil WHO tasked
replied; Oa a gravo."
A feniflftth?lfamill'oB who oould io
oure williug expressman are posaos? >n
PlPHY^R* J j?to^n, i. mtj? Q?fti Vf ? ?
'tjhattIt??fweek' WblftWrf'! bioii
pardedl with coht?teptj are'1 tjofltfy
?iio\e>s? of| high i jvaluo.M u M?nyn ibf> f ?tlu?<
hqroale^ftjpopple^tejJol ipbisasjltinv of
frWy W?b'hirfi'th?rP'only'lWyt? WP
agfc'ik??t WirvipreVieirardH??'i Wg^.Gf1 Hie
cotaP vor^ittiOfi: ohiliTng .rde$w? ?tO^i io,
mo/r?lng;?il[ Fresh H.mfMd??la?#p?w??
toi
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Wofop^ay m^^fojl ?pWrftfW1*]
i i THO1 t?mmoH'a?s^tutf?n'?fod fi?t d
lng?bave- w?^nbdt'ftll aoelklVflfV?nb al
jn'? raola-l idiatinotidna'. Tiio!mr>r?iw io
la^Tueudj?y ^fl? ft? dfcrosparuusimfr
9>
baili "of ?ftlif0f?l1i,!hai?,! TOr$W?lT4fc
all?
t?
tatip?tbyatb>ltttfJ hiiaW?dV?ea k?d
mfdnfcakihgifflcnrily r?latiiinawltl?ihiB
M
ny
gp
in
Ir
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d
O pera peri or mfctfce, was assist log ?orhn
factory pallin Olio p&pWteMon of buk;
bio daily meals, family who h id,
had forostg^ti.tOjtey ,int.'.tbAxi?rgfaw
?itt cV. of foodstuffs on tho fljab day or
the disaster \?i rated, hdgbpstijtn tl lr
3oalo of wealth. , .oit(J iMiir ?
Next to viewing tho many., iq nura
milos of ruin* that pulv uj?d? Sl<(
Frauolsoo a city,' 't?o :,Doit^ru>real;zk(i
tilon of tlio ruin that foss/rime to bb ti.
plaoe o -.u be g*iued bhkn'bV'' V?tf?i
tho refugee camps lodA?tect' lh'th? ,d !>
trlots willoh woro untt???t??d' ljy^'tin
dimes. Gjldeu Gate Wd?kf0wM bli?
ncooa of the destitute. Thia Jnr
..- u te i '. ... ?..?..?...i. oi' tlu niunloipa'll >
?ia* berm ooaw.od lab J a visti mush
?oom elly that bears striking* r?tieri
bluuee to the fleeting towns locate id'
ou tho b irder of a government rr seor
vatlon about to bc- opened to pu.bi)
uebblemenb.
"XHBMAN WITH ?OTJGH."
Pormor O on federate Oniorr HelOASod
From Jail at Michigan Olty.
A dispatch to the Chicago Tribune
from Michigan Olty says: '"JV-o Mxn
With a Oough," Col. A. B. Ward, one
time Confederate army officer and
daring spy, ono of tho men sont N irtb
io burn Now York oity du'ing thf
idvil war, wa8 released from tho Siatc
prison here Wednesday.
Ward is one of the last of the old
time confidence men. Bim ne*r In
dianapolis of wealthy pa entR seventy
three years ago, he wan oatt off by nth
family beoxuso of too hlth living.
Later in Washingbon he kll'.cdan arin;
uffljar and tied South, whore, at tb?
outbreak of tho war, ho enlisted in
thc Oonfederate army.
Tho seo.nd year of tho war ho wa?
sent North to burn Now York cit)
and wan arrested while applying tin
toroh to thc Astor riouso Sentooc <>
to bo hanged, ho devoted himself ti
tho caro of Oonfodcrate prisoner sol
diera while in prison, so that Pren)
dont Liroln pardoned him.
Aft< r the war Ward rMi a paokebon
the Misal slppt river, which was fl te
up lavlibly and numbered among iii
pur.?na the bluest gamblers in r,M
United >^t\tcs. Ho lalor -Aenb to N v
Y irk. O i ono occasion he broke P ?ll
I) vi y 's gambling house, wlunlug ov- .i
iii i OOO lo one night.
W?r.i's wealbu gradually all pp-d
away and ho towk to forging obecka
and tie bas s rv vl more than a eo;.ir
of t-erm.lu pru on during the las
f .irty veata Ile got the title, "The
Mun With a Cong -," Bi"vt r> 1 years-, r
wtun be hecorod his pardon ir.i f
S: uthern prbon by coughing and r? ?
K?rd d his cough as his principal stock
la trhd:.
Fi)ON? ?5 A W .'.hi..
Mr?, ?lury L' wis Foll Into Kolo Nino,
ly t''crt D t p.
Thursday morning about 0 o'cl< eV
the body of MrH. M^ry Lawls, ngeel 4C
yeira, tho wile of Sett! LJWIS, \v..e
ri.covered lying ab the bottom of v.
90-foot well near her home .-t Glen
dal?, Sparbaoburg county. Tno wo
rn in's i.eok had bern broken by th?
fall and doath had boen instantan
eous.
T ie sta?b'?n/ discovery was made
as tno remit of a eo&roh for her by
members of tho family, who mLaeo
her from the homo at 2 o'olock, whon
abe q hotly left thc room, and unob
BOrved, wont out Into the yard, Sin
tad boco in a highly nervous condt
tlon for several weeks, and tho h. lui
la that during a period of tomporar/
derangement she took bhe fatal plunge
Into tho de1 p well.
Several months ago ono of her sons
accldently shot and killed his brother,
and tho tragedy sob ?reupon her mind
.hat fears for ber safety were enter
.tined to such a degroo that an at
tendant ha* been with her moit a 1
one time hlnce. It wa? during a lapse
of tho usual preoautlon on tho part of
ono of tho members of tho famil,
that Mts. Liwls suoooedod in evading
their vigllehce and olther purposolv
ended her life or acotdontally fell into
tho. well whllo wandering about the
yard.
Uo>one? Turner was notified and
held an Inquest. Tho Jury decided
bhab tho tiftgody w&s tho result of
d?lib?ration on thcparbiof tho unfor
tunato woman. Toe deocascd is ?ttv
vived by lur huahand and bhree chil
dren. Tho family ls well known in
Glcndalo, vluoh ls a otton mill town
about six pillea from Sp&rtanburg,
vV bymsib fjH lltw noi3nom .
BOU Vit oifflgKWto tmmn&b! W
bowl lr*rS$A?!H ?*H&rili?K
no u ^iii'iii ?aiiwlq Uiw ?ei? eili I ??
i/f? J^A?kfi*'^Wti^ Wt'-?eViaW
IJIOO oiTJ m itt
MijtfnkweT? eiU 'io)
ooimfcorifti Hhc Uhltc?Mst
on Thursday between Mr.r.'&i?h:
and. Mr..Hopkinsoonoerning tb? ke^y
papors . argea-tu "tho i ff-ob that t.Kcf
(UUqolBhBfeanirjr fttid ?i&?:lH? 'bffloia?
uo$J$0r^t?>ipnw?dntl pWAIsiimtfrVfr'' (or
iSVit?Av^frf ifc?i?iP^?u?jia^ji?^ MHV
?lrjulrfr^
??ppi?telnUi WeiHegfVtyot?j !>ttV?k
dcola??d that! Mri tMWMahV' hid' tif&t
ed tho offlolal rcpoibott?u WWBp?q
i
il<?ltbW#re%md^ /dbW
:nojbriijo girjMMttttynfl i >? qfoeWfllltyty Ntj
j UK1* bft?*.r*M sqintttir?^httJHtaaWttQo,;
1" Kno wr^HMcr *h ls 'mtiaHrA r?tbVffifit
-?htfls .Woand??Ariete do? s1 tar*?ie
from?" .jTohd?iaaiRI .JITei
b^mlalslbn offc?jV'?'db altfyW?e^'pYin^
xiJa?ontlofilVH?J cfoc?.?! TW%WttHhc
oit? .<M?r^Tihm-Au7had<|d??b' >ab?W P?
saldj #or ?tf? iKd the 1 Bonito oniyi 1 ?V*
suppressing thja^qplored. voto-ssouro
i of tb3 pcophTor. IBS rights guaranteed
(i beul ft?eri?oftp r??nen ?c?G8j$tuTO.?V ?e
weuldlabWofcne> aooattaf' ii?tH?b#Wi}d
,'IPIIJ? tba|^ jb^^ispoophrii?dffimbiMb ht
^jrW r^^.M ibadj.^p?Ri alli.1 be
?.'Miril1lt]mah?tlroWpftyi<MwMcn^?{??t;
ifc W//th?( ,rocorrJ?'d I flo i riot * ?fcoy Ifc
^udiA%?m!??lW?,tQiop?at.,,fMl?rjv') ? (]
inW^Wklkfl? ^?iflttir?d 'W?I?OJ
i?Konisr, wi ot
-?0iwhl?U( Ir?t?rtVfr?* Was1 mtfdo t? ti]t?
iburninglali?voof/nc^rrji'ajh^ 1 bun],,
1 'Thlnkj Pl/4 s.t ui.ooDiJWho- ' banHwr)i
dorse ?uoh barbarities and atrcoltte&
.alkjeg about the.ylQlaUQn,,?!,^^.
man Ufa."- - -
Lever ^^jjn^l^UUr^M \rM'\x
leapt??s ?r?pwtauM bub ld' QhCt oa
?PH?
?billi. HobklrW, ^Mib^vrW' pf???ltf?hi,
\ty%,\e bondlngiO?^iparn?;??I>?:ui 08 lu
n\%0toAhW)fArtf#i dr, noi^yient"
4 confession, affrrrTof positive that h?.
s Ota?b?i^fi?^^ ,
note the viola 'Ion of the law. j
At'tho top* orVhblr'^oica? trirJ tw '
senators :e?gag?dt Iii' 'wr*bg!flrjgJ, ,|8b(s)
,alktqg, ,pn()'b%ukfy tbedfltbetiionl nc
?roes. ?jMLtff/ Aldrich. flqaUyioaiJe;
or tb? r?^ia|,(f]^|zvl9%we((?rfl^?
hat nothing/ wj^efprej WmW
PTbo 'disViW ^T^o^Mfc?ia"t?s
;ame ev?n -r^dV?1 hbat(k Mr.'T??i'Miil
..eiiled tWW'Jatf '?jw fcafd^b?JW???B\
boon oow'rJd U)y liyri?rtltftfwrpf?)v
hem fromigolngi '8?b1b?',iy?iIfl\ bn'fc1
lared thar, W was wedesVHry'lrt Bnb' \)
v'rtrollna, )w!?epril?th,cr tWff4o>H V)Wv^/ ?
UKJ ;rir.y (HMpd^ulHi/binpitb'^d^
rov tho bruto ou trago i a whlt?
tornan in orde.r l.>r ?ihe wbi\o men t.c
iain protfQtldn .ffir their wives -alu)
laugbtor&> <t>',1?l""?li ",,f
.HUt'tfOnn
iMlhJi'.iMlA^Sbri ilJiw lijtjj ;
A dispatch from Oaklsnjrlp?o9., ?*v$
:>e hundred Af rid u?$HidvJ)i ?bt?! biU-?
icen taken out of v.VriiqAg(ii?,.w,->,f S at :
iCKplial, near^^^ni^ ^^eritp[^a ,,
lelal estimates pitJ^ji^nn-itbor o
J lied in:-A: e Aacieuts <\\ 207 and i i
the malo buildii s of the DwpMial c< j
..kfS'>:-, pinning .^.ny v.,'-.!.-'cots uwf?ei
. ti fallen walla th*M u?l.)o^p?i|?'?l
l? il o-1 s bad
; tie mofe d
?o l r' es o?
Vgl.
.'.ara college anti not one of the stu
tfnia or priests w:v>t*jnr-.,rrf,r~',,''',""'r
Allix]]- r Mi
A*, tho result of ?MlTry vf^9t*\?f)i^*
\ rabi'! of tho (Jo:ortMovFuer annirh
ijompany, forty mil?? wes?; or T
dtd, Col, on SuuWay/l twlt'jl
miners aro knovsu to bbidfca?.il'?urj
otoer h mi sb g. HlidroiJA)boi*ei if?i't.V
men in t.-o mme at Duo time"X)f v]lie
^zplOvslon. Seven teeni I jnthiAra ) iiwuv
wer ?, working 3,70d feetJri m tibQ en
trono , CHOapeil unininrnd "i^rotig'
uiolbor ( pening. The,, (?X?loMnn,Mp.C;
nu red In It oma 3 and ?, near the
main entrai o -, and was t ho ( result ol
a windy Blx.t, wbioh Ig'ilted'Vho1 'Mht
Floronoo Winw** "
Tho board of dlrector^iptJJtg>nj]f;|j
fermatory icbool for juvenile ( frend
ers met In Columbia on ^m^^y^nfi
(O' lvod bidj for tlio iooajUpn^ll Jtlfi
Institution. S. veral boilVtle^ pqn.fi,?,
offers, but tihab of u iorenCrt' an?r-ared
to l>e the best. That was nHy if?riia
or land In suburbs of the oltfy,*tWM,,'i
U00 OiVHh, and this was aocepted, pro
vld-d tho board, aftor a ?isltV'afmu'ld
find tho location sui table. ***"~
li lKht r.?r m V huroh \{QJ\ ?[[
A dispatch from Warsaw, P dand,
..ny:i a procoKSlon nf 2.000 C.MI.-MI
from neighbor lng villages Sundsj
tried to rcoapturo their ohuroh Kt
I J-.Miios. A fur loua tight with MiVtfaT
vitia ensued, in the oourso of y/h|oh
twelvo persons were killed anq Jjjfty
wounded. ,
nong VMtvsm*- im*.J"j/.'
mv.o dangeroini PF-?nKtM?yi?!
ri es on Ll o ?. \ MlWf] Mm ?
was tb,i.e. I tnW?mgtf?rM?\V}
l<'Ainl li tre. > ubi
Four li vos wore lcs< early Sunday
tn n (Ire, which swept away a ?table
anda low of three story frame ?li?t
boutes In West 2d street, near Park
Pia^e, Ooney Island, and nearly
thirty families wero rendered home?
leas,
?p?gws? B ?agtfc H
ll o?o<?7?lfni~ ll. T.t"?.uT
.not? B? mtmhdJy ti i bu*?*!
, a Mimi il
I/" ?omni .'id lo ablion! ?>iJT
WnBlilnxlorf^nWI'W lWc?f?W'>rff
[118 v^'iioclv/o/i <ii nolp <n?iuilo
:biiii?Dlyldf*ioa:tIw<Bi?UIl^WT -,M>
.0 V bos e-~ o'i;? i ) ?i 11J wi> i\
of Pr?blbltloa.
btf iMftW MOTS^Fi^a^ftal
: panuco f othei wuntrtf V>ijudg tog1 from
?benito* tojfl tuyi t>be>i8tot*?Rmon ot
from WMnlngCon. Now, there's good
M^rflftd Wfoi^^?WWRVlPft^? Hf
ffltt tW^yKpjMa TOw? for
|i trWHftfttl otf <f oWoW?r! mtioW ' Why ?
J?ootasa 'UU- xi dra H on HA iluauedv; Then
bnure's ?rana oJd.^Tixftttf fctilAoibbW
/.nd of the country. Her statesmen
JnlcorfgTOBS avoid!* the oquca'tlOn Ibo
s**?fliJH|%ftl^tfroujtf:A m^?QgxUOf
Ifel^VftWlM*^
IfatftfjJ ? Hel*l?!BWfr]l?b ?W'Hi?JobhHrte
^chnsirogarUlBsb of:h?wb thejlba* mtm
?l?f? wHtepubljo pptnlWfcM 'to amt loiv
o'?a??he WPnMPriaqr e^pWopujin
numb?'r of Ripubllo?n o? Mea wehf
Domoojmj.ijcfj/ie^HfS jthfrdPemocraU
openly opposed prohibition and dc
iftHWlA i10 ?WiMakfl Wi PTfiduolng
moro hypocritical vloUwonk(.oi,law
and evasions of truth than anything
IdverlktKfwhH' 'Governor t&Ub Himself
"ba? comb | out gain?t prohibition aa
iXffl&f&M M W*!: 1ft I to ??ld
?? plan'di!fc??lllig vVhlsUay.' 1 Trie1? ' Otilia
to rKvvoltheiBympiitibytot'tjh^ mafjirrty
i >/( Mm roi lind aap/ ido wnsv '&i1ha?gu? the
ftsHP^iJ^'^rrfits ii moy/ .*.&> ?muta?
II Hw tho present laws t?o at?be ta
jid.-hiybu twtUv> bllnoVi(tlgeV,(Wf??*Oj
.In' ta- iGarjftdan?nd i ei?o where? > aod 1 iha%
/jf^td has- CKttitoepi Itttei ftllghtattidf"
?ft ?FM?kWW?-11 ! iBr??<Wi
lt is asserted, piy out largo anmajOi
money for whiskey and strong brink
brought lo byWOroas and freight-,
?i^j?^l^wt. out.
Propositions are-pendi?g to pub ont .
P&Vflt%!&9fl|W *lto,d^.?*l?^tion
pjf 10 Wy ? amutP?8pit WP ft???4y < > i i tho
?ji t??? belog i<jhqb<bQtsIwlIiCte?rjoui<*ge
.?po?pjass^ d?i4 ^ija(Ar?cLtlBa^ -way
'/rVtri?iy1 sjiV?rJ^up'1 bVerM tfHefo^ino
)fU8Stioriri)f prohib? tlo'?Jf?rt?? ^hfclro
.ittoM</to t>onba<it?ao an?isatobtiihftfco
, v.stln? local option lawsahal? be,allow.
DwfnooVatW < >Kt?-brgan? g?a1 tb1 d?tokdd
oiollifcU&on fin. lih? nparrftjtioj?r?tam,
?oV'idt?rt?st are'worWri^'toieWi
iSO?ii?ai?lti'ttie; b??weraaadi wlhe??ttt?
?SfiF^i^i?ffii1 5IV?0V %
f w(? tab* ara tilling, sb;ut as muoU
?mmf ?fiWdVF'?ftofW?i^
ato?tAn?Wolnoy' eVar?dlrl^lByilriieattil u6f
if??itox.dUjfilo?f?ftighWl?hilo .unet ttifen
jfX^r?Mep.FJtiia jbenuli otiain^lmefltisipring
mg up in tv9^io/itoi.ohHifgeahis anfl
.ive tho l'gnt di inks the advanUgt
?i law over tRo"otnera,, aa leis con?
' o d .*;ii*K>woli?u ir.?d?ce^. drunken*
??ess n pr. at deal," -Tae prohibition
a vbl ? sib ! *w tMc&a^yifttJtmiD A? '*o
I ??jjWii?ypolillolAVlf?llWi'ftlftHMn^l offJ*i
in ?flOiil?s?trjiiii blf?tre'^ettt^?tutbtt?K
l?ffiy f?tf>??I0tMt>??la^Ci?Oiii iioill
Tilfl qfsn^Sar? us tho .neat, Solution
KI.hV-thb MqUw''?Ropie'atia"pt?htbl^
i utniKia UM 1 work h *?J i dgeblieV to abdl?
sb it, t h? forweriilw.??r,'< the i bellet
bey c.vti brm? ajjput prohibition and
. ?o latter believing,, they .OMI bring
(bout arii?ifftfi'Of tJhb HbUriHaA^gtem
ir looa! optionv"In his repenti hoi
f.<t?ki>?8ai.toiUiht htate; iSsna or > Pillman
JtiWMW Jd Ith? hpaH^ lQi?f>&'\ P*>*H|
rM^Silft?^i1T
n ol n in rn ; Y/ .'>iwi> ?a io luv
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