w , nan 1
momenta... Spun mamas...
‘Wfl nay yjfjelyl‘rytéwafrom’ year to your. 3. mafi‘ari‘wfi’t’ the“f values or how excellent the
style. may he. Everything in the lineal Summer Gm roost. he closed autumn; the mouth. of
Align”... Everyvdepartnieot has somedalrablafithings‘to‘oiler. We rotationally I fought the
“”2“” . .
W , ash ’Dreomfiopda. ~ ~~
Ladies’ SuitI, Cam and other Garments. pswg“sthoiumg. and..Mohair. Shirt
Waista, White and Colored. Bathing Suits. ladle-"audmia'lea'. Whoh‘DreIafioods- White Goods
between . p .
)3 lrlotbl .iiaiinits a m
‘ sown." i ‘ «the hunt r of
. poo legwho lost their Ivasua malt». .
oi ‘ vaarfiuiillioadd liraIat Valpa- , _ _ j a
raismtho‘authoattlas there oniy‘mon- ‘1, F: land In his use .:a
lion .haviu;~tallsn,aixty bodies. from ‘ . a who. looked him
the ruin-.thou‘ali they add that the . “ '
number oi prod Is very areal.
a.
Regular- limiltioners. who were lin-
anywiodun‘ed 19‘“ tenuous Tom's case.
thoushtlle niiah bohelped by the to
be ,oporatlonwhut» they said ita deli.
cosy Indie pools-rendered it a foolloh
win an
cannula»: houses outing direct from the best breeding
in hands. amonswbieh will be readers. coauhtli'ii,
> usineIs horses and gentleman's driving horses;
u‘mzehunks. and general purpose horses, also a number
ill. These horses will be sold
,fviday. Auguti 24. al
1;.“ $ ‘ Three months credit
' alwiclg
‘ P. G. wannnoN.
rthquaito Panic Grows
‘ Noiioeabiy
’ tContlnued from first page.)
there from Valparaiso of Charles
.Gnna. a weil-knowa Chilean. sl-
tbrriblc Journey, accomplished
y . and partly on horse-
‘ 3 continue the reports oi the
l‘dostruetion and loss of life at
l I ““0. ‘
Ghfléan ministrytfl the interior
, that the railroad from Tillil
mods working regularly, but
Tiltil to Santiago the line is
ins. .‘At Celina. Batuco. Pol-
and, Tiiill the railroad stations,
. and dwellings have, all been
ed. The president of Chile has
the immediate construction of
. alonal buildings. of wood and nine,
. demo house the homeless. Mili-
,_ ,.¢aitineers are now repairing the
.MJII‘G the telegraph lines.
Thexnuthofltles at Valparaiso are oi"
‘i’lfi distributing centers where
1 (1 medicine will be served out
a, rthquake sullerers. The latter
dilpioyinz exemplary patriotism
ruse."
‘ parties of convicts who no
from the prisons in Chile have
mmittlnz robberies and other
‘ _ Valparaiso. Casablanca and
hr. but the majority oi thorn
’ - captured ' and summarily
Upwarda oi titty have been
at and this severe action
pm oi the authorities is ex-
«salutary client on the con-
rue.
bodies \in Chile are oo-op-
? themroliet war? and the
~ __ ; mm the disaster are engaged
: in; the damned. buiidiuaa
tsloaraph and railway lines.
reported that‘the Chilean nov-
Vlg introduce a bill in Cam
in; ior~tho emission oi
. . . u panoramas. The project.
' .. I a new national loanio
s loverumuot to meet all
u.
00 a. in. yesterday. there were
rthor convulsions. at short in-
‘ltt Bantiazo, but they did no
’—?"_ ‘
ll hedighere today announce the or
him
.l ..
on}: private corroapondonls
: tom Valparaiso and other
dig south or that city.
I hile. Aug, 20, II p, m.
t i y now can the asriouw
catastrophe begin to be
,nontor part at tho
rolunsufo tor hablm-
driller have organ-
.ooi'pii to pull down tot-
' do most of the
‘ _ or to walker the
tallies debris.
l‘ algal?“ an-
_. a.
{scale sleeping
alumni to 3
our
Hotel Stables.
The.
matched pairs and
also a number oi
of good, his
to the highest bidders. ‘
l P. M.. Rain or Shine.
in bankahio paper. ‘
South Notwaik.
‘llorso shipper.
The night of Annual 16 was rend-
ered dreadful by flashing lightning and
pouring rain. the electric cables and
wires snapping as a result of the con-
stant. strong earth shocks which oc-
curred all that night. causing ,lh‘v‘
greatest consternation. which was
heightened by the. peeling of the fire
bells announcing the breaking out oi
tires in various quarters of the, oily.
Each earth shock was followed by
walls and prayers from the people.
who wore kneeling in the rain and
mud. The first shock lasted tour min~
nice and fllty seconds. Such a long
shock had never occurred before in
the memory (if any inhabitant of San-
tiago. it caused the bolls of the
churches to ring in the steeple-s. pic-
llli‘os‘ Iwun. out from the walls, and
there was a grout. heaving motion oi
the ground. Experts say that the on-
ly thing which sovedw Santiago from
complete ruin was that the motion
was circular. The principal shock was
from Valparaiso! Santiago and Mori-
pilia. with its (sent r at Limuche. The
two last mentioned toWns were de-
stroyed,'as also were (luilloiln and
Llaiiiai.
The Ilatcmeut that the approach of
the earthquake was announced by the
naval observatory oi Valparaiso two
days previous to its occurrduco is con-
firmed. The now was published in
the Chilean props on Wednesday. Aug-
ust 15. the day, before the earthquake
. occurred.
No really deiinilo news has yet been
resulted here from Valparaiso, except
the governor's official report to the
president“. outlining the situation, and
adding that he earnestly requests re-
,ini'orcexnenls of troops. which to-day
were sent to him by forced marches.
The governor says that the only ii-
lnmlnation oi Valparaiso at night is
that furnished
There is I scarcity of dr ailing water
burying the bodien of the dead. owing
to the panic prevailing. The authori-
ties of Valparaiso also have to new
land with soriourdillloliliiou in auc-
corinz the wounded, “owing to the fact
that all the drug stores apparently
ivcre dollroyod and that some time
eiapued below medical supplies from
this city reached tho stricken port.
The stats at affairs existing at Val-
Bantiuo. since many at the homeland:
pro is at the tumor place will an.
den todiy make their way hereland
ihere‘ia not qulloioui accommodation
or food is this city (or the destitute
people at Santiago. The lightiw and
fuel question II also growing more
Iorioun here. since no coal can be
brought to Santiago owing to the rail-
road being drained north and son or
"ill 01W: . . . “.
The governor M’Vaigmiah in one
ed the president that u had. .. '
if.“ construction of all on
Ivonne in folder io silo tar
VIII ism in. ” its attain
. ii “at molds .
lit-om
‘f rived home in Norwallt today shortly
by band 3 buildings:
there and dill'icuity is experienced in.
paraiso furnishes a serious outlook for.
.‘ MIIMH. IIAIIII FIIGI onion.
Frank H
Sherwood avenue. ‘ Ir.
Party Till at Pleasant and
instructive s8iully oi ‘Denai
inrsdgAiIohni
Congressman E. J. Hill and sudden-
tenant Governor-Edward O. Keeler or-
nature) willow from their extensive Bar»
at the subject of denatured alcohol.
which is a very important matter for
lacul industries. amoral! as one to in“
terest the whole country.
In a brief conversation this after-
noon with o Sentinel representative.
Congressman Hill said that he had
gathered a great deal of valuable in
formation, which he will later sum
up. Today he was so busy with mat
tors incidents] to his return. lhat‘ he
was unable to talk mxtensivuly on the
subject, which is a very big one.
The party of which Messrs. Hill and
Keeior were members, included in its
number Commissioner John W. Yerkes.
of the internal llovonuo Departmental
Washington, and llr. C. A. Crampion,
the chief chemist oi the department.
They arrived at the New York quar-
antine station on the steamship V'nd
erland from Antwerp, having soiled
truth the European port on Saturday,
August 11.. They arrived in New York
City about 8 o. m. and Congressman
Hill and Mr. Keeley came up to Nor-
walk during the morning. Ordinarily
tortlay but head winds and stormy
seas delayed her somewhat.
Mr. Kceler made the trip primarily
for pleasure hilt like his three col-
leagues on the Journey, gained a line
insight in the denatured alcohol prob;
em. '
Plants In ‘which the alcohol is do
natured andin which the treated pro
duct is used Wcrc visited in England,
ormany and. France.
in speaking of the treatment thoy
m:olv'ed while on their tour of inves-
tigation. ox-Lioutonant Governor Koo.
icr said that the officials in all of the
countries visited showed the utmost
courtesy and tendered them assistance
of the finest. plucing at their disposal
men who aided them in every way
possible in delving into every depart-
mr-nl oi the problem.
While abroad the party visited Lon
don. Paris. Berlin. Munoz. Coiogna
Brussels and many other cities. They
encountered exceptionally line and cool
Weather throughout the tour.
THE A. M. E. CAMP MEETING
GLOOEB ‘THIO WEEK.
The attendance at the camp meeting
last evening was the largest of any
previous Monday. As Miss Taylor
waI not feeling well. the pastor, Rev.
hlr. Nichols. spoke from Genesis. part!
or the second and udentesnth verses.
“Torry all night," “lumps tram the
lite," the former being the recommen-
dation of the worldly, the latter the
emphatic exhortIlIon oi the Godly.
This evening the Rev. Miss Taylor
will. wilted by Miss Jones, have full
charge oi“ the inaction.
is an experienced ohm leader. with
her knowledge of the Bible. and her
abiiiay so I. Iingr oi Gospel soon. we
feel Mound ot‘wcood meotinx. so.
urday evening-Min Taylor will preach
in I i sermon. the Iubiaot will be.
The liar oi Dry Bonn; solidity
farewell sermon. Do not 'noalaotthsu
excellent :opportunitios to heat: the
Gospel. II the tool. II oooi. Israel» well—
iightod and in a quiet neighborhood.
. Hori'ill, one of the turnout
loo dollars in this-vicinity. announces
a rise in the commodity which he (ill-
psnIII. .the some to into effect to
marrow. awllrwlisrri has Ibsen .thI
lowest ‘ , dealer inappor Norwail:
during. .. summer. Haratoioha “ he
has has selling learnt to new per
hundred , .
be macaw The lamp in his whole
using-ids II from, so canto per-hun-
dred .80 «no. ‘ . ' ‘
W
boom
1‘ Goon-comm oui
ions It. Horton m
‘ be oi auynvdius. anyway." the: said.
Guantanamo! E. i 2 Hill aiui ‘m
.
Mould Malt an a
spam tour. outlined for the study .
‘suveit’s admiuiatraiion Would be si-
. morning. dross $150,000;
the ship would have reached port yes .
MiI'I Taylor '
evening MiII Taylor will preach her ' '
tail. some prise wiiiilow 3
proceeding. “The horse will never
“He‘ll" itiili b {able‘to shake hands
aadaa‘k Illa. apples." said Mr.
Stone. “(in ." ,. . , ‘
l, pathos enjoyed the
anguished specialists
m,‘hut. who have
tom's devotion.
for treasurer
of public]
oes‘ior ,
(remodel!
tion. had three trust:
9 univeraity, it was
'l’ , ,
candidate , 51:08. a d that shall)!
ll. Guliorn would be endorsed for re
election to the United States Senate.
it was Isidniso that President Rod
ven a strong endorsement.
BIG ”HI "I HAILEYBURV.
lvlnlhillYlithY, [New Ontario. Aug.
tit—The business section at Hailey-
bury was wiped out by fire which slur.
ted last night and raped till this
insurance
8100.000. m ,
mini is {a
WHEN BUYING COAL for
winter do not forget this fact:
“tilere’a a difference.” ~
As for ourbeives let us say. we
have, thegé‘oda. the experience,
the ability‘ I88 the disposition to
furnish you has the right chat—
the. kind yo'it'r furnace or range
needs to malt: it do its best. We
aim to sell ‘cm of QUALITY
at a price which is fair to you
and to us. . '”
It you can't come, 'phone 652.
lb runs ha! in.
i, i‘ "if T i
"GlOVER'S "it PMCE.’
LADIiI', MIIIII' AND .OHILDIIN'U
twili- 31-min ”trial-1m by the illu- so: ’ “Will
that. will be a mom
planting on [lead the
insipwnuuaits It nous per cent. tritium
_ l!
iii-valor moon
taken an encode- ,
. Mr. Barry Brown
may , sinuous ‘or‘yaggu.
tulw YiRK,’-AIIIII ate-arrived
hours. _
lteamer Baltic, iron: Livormol for
New York. was .1 wlrolu communi-
cation withtnauflaroonl Milan bar...
. a. in. today. Will probabl-
dock at about 7 :30 a. in. Thursday.
EOETON.. August
Steamer Canadian. from uvarpool.
ILLINOIS DMCIATB ‘ FIGHT.
orcatio slate convention met today for
lie purpose or nominating oondidatea"
for state treasure. state' superintsniz
dent of public instruction, and for
three trustees of the University of ll-
iinois.
in reality. however, the convention.
was more of a tight for the control or;
laction headed by National Commit-
teeman Roger C. Sullivan. of on case.
and. the immediate followers 0 Wil-
liam .1. Bryan. The indications hIiore
the opening of;the conventidn were for
a long and hard tight.
"it's the loading set-lcly paper in
the town?" "0h. distinctly! it gets
much the highest roles for leaving
things out."——-Puclt. ,
I
latest views or our: nonwams.
colored and black and while,
2 for 5c.
POST CARD ALBUMS.
line assortment.
10:: to 82.00.
NW. A. BRIGGERMAN'S
MUSIC STORI.
Donovan Block. 134 Washington 8!.
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
lios’wsuWJFvifiifiiud
On and Attai- June 25
the New and Commodleua
STEAM!!! HUNTINIITON
CAPTAIN WILLIAM YOUNGB.
Luvs Huntington tor Norwalii.
Mondays and Fridays at lit“ a. In.
and 2:85 p. In.
Luvs Norwaik tor Huntington on
Hands): and FridayI at 8:“ a. In.
and 4:45p. to.
lawman Tickets ........ 50¢
Binnie Faro ........ ..
children I to lg yum: Excursion.
Ins; linnio Fm. 29o.
Will stop It Valley Grove MMQYIF
Ind l'rldan in lenu . . , ,
Fm from-Namath:
1906
Round trip.
Pusan 'Iutwm Nor-walk by us
I. in. but wigh vs nv hour! at VII- .
Iay'umo an “hours t Huntington. ,
nov‘r’s‘ "manna
wroulaoav inshore.
auouar ta. ‘
JU LIU. OAHN
"MM!
. 'lII
’ David Enron:
to. my run Won't Wear. cut,
The Iris of the "flue" Trade.
Qumtiybboilgimui. _
An 'I , II company.
Mr. comma-sills lamb M :‘
mam new no. man...
tor Waists and Dresses. Silk Mulls and Fancy Granules. ‘ _
narrows. OIL CLOTHS AND LINOLIUIIS‘: innufnocxs.
y. l. .
7 .' "ligllllilll
Shiner hem. Bremen and (than,
sauna rename, u. 1. Am: 21.-~ '
mils-without or this point» '
21.--Arrlvod: ‘
PEORI'A, lll.. Augunt Sir-«Tho Doll. .
the state party machinery between the fl
’ August Sale.
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