DUD EXCEED 2,001
Valparaiso At Last learns Estent
01 Loss ol Lite.
HALF THE P0PUUTI0N LEAVING
Steam er« Carrying Thousand«
From
Ruinad City— Every Church, H os
pital and Thaatar Destroyed.
Vaplaraiso, Aug. 23.— Plasa de la
Victoria aa far aa the plasa in tha sec
tion called Lea Deliciaa, fear-fifths of
the houses era completely destroyed by
th e ertbqoake, end the remaining one-
fifth are badly damaged.
Frjm the
Flam de la Victoria down to tha custom
house only about one-third of ¿he hous
es sustained damage.
The bank« of
the city end the customs warshenaea
ware not damaged.
W ith tha excep
tion of Eapiritu Santo, all tba churches
in the csty ware destroyed, aa wara tha
hospitals and tha theaters.
The number of dead is more than 2,-
000. Tba office of the Havas agency,
although seriously damaged, are «till
being used for the company’ s business.
The tragic eoenee of the Sen Francie-
« o disaster were reproduced here.
There wee e fight against fire, the' lack
o f water end robbery end pillage.
The authorities ere now beginning to
get in provisions, and water again la
being supplied.
A ll the Urea bava
been extinguished.
The first shock
lasted four minutai end e half end the
second two minute«. Moat of the ho us
ee were thrown down by the aeoond
shock.
Estimates of the damage range from
026,000*,000 to $60,000,000.
The ÀI-
rsendral quarter has bean absolutely
•destroyed.
The people are still camp
ling on the surrounding hills and in tba
streets, and only today ara oalm and
•courage returning.
The declarations are made that 80,*
OOO people w ill leave the city.
The
lack of food ia not yet serious.
Tele
graphic communication was re-estab
lished with Santiago yesterday.
A number of steamers are engaged in
moving the people of the city to pointa
to the north and south.
T O K IL L G O VE R N O R .
Assassin
Makes Attempt on L ife o f
Outran Official.
Havana, Ang. 23.— An attempt was
mad# this evening to assassinate Gen
eral Em ilio Nonas, governor of the
province of Havana. Tha would-be-as
sassin was arrested.
His identity ie
not known, but b# ie a white assn and
was wall dressed.
A telegram to the government late
tonight elated that Major Laurent,
w ith his detachment of rural guards,
fought Guerra and hie 800 man for
three hours completely defeating him,
killing or wounding many of his fol
lowers and taking three prisoners. The
dispatch adds that the rebel« dispersed
in all directions, being chased long
distances. None of the rural guarde
were hurt.
General Jose Miguel Gomes, who
-was arrested Tuesday, was formerly
governor of 8anta Clara province and
was the Liberal candidate fr>r the pres
idency last year. Ha is expected to ar
rive in Havana early tomorrow. Tha
government always suspected Gomes
along with other Liberal leaders of
conspiring or conniving at insurrection
ary scheme«, but there was no definite
evidence until it developed that he was
planning to take the field at the head
o f the Santa Clara insurgents. Had
General Gomes taken the field, it would
would have had an immense influence,
s i hs ii k strong, magnetic military
leader.
R E V O L T G AIN S H EAD W AY.
S U N D A Y
Cuban
Insurgents Capture Another
Town From Government.
Havana, Aug. 24.— Pino Guerrera,
tha insurgent leader in Finer dal Bio,
today followed up the capture of Ban
Lula, by taking Ban Juan da Martines,
the terminus of the Western railroad,
and by threatening to wreck the rail
road and all its proparty nnleae tba
company cease« forwarding' troop« for
tba government.
Alarmed by theae Insurgent success
es, the government has ordered from
an American arms manufacturing com
pany four rapld-flra gone and that
theae piece« be manned by ex-members
of tha artillery branch of the American
army now bar«. I f these guns prove
to be effective, four or more additional
guns w ill be ordered, end it ia expected
that experienced gunners w ill be pro-
cored in tha United Btaae to nun thorn.
Tha United States has not bean asked
to do anything in the premises.
The subject of American intervention
ia not much discussed her«, and is re
garded aa a remote possibility, there
being general oaefdeoM that tbo/gov-
eminent w ill be able to restore order in
a short time.
The killin g of the insurrectionary
leader, General Q len t in Bandera, to
day in an engagement between rural
.
EXCURSIONS! Q l g t i t
SEE
NATURE’S
WONDROUS
HANDIWORK
ON THE .
„O regon
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Corvallis & Eastern R. R.
S hort U nis
U nion P acific
NEWPORT ft RETURN
THROUGH UTAH AND COLORADO
Grand, M ..I.
Pa
Lsorge.
C od.
mmd
W.
Funder exeunlon* to Newport and return on
the Corvsllla a Kutera Railroad will
Leave Albany Every]Sanday, 7*30 A N.
Leave Carvallb 8>00 A. N.
Arrlrlnj
ring In Newport at noon.
Returning,
leave i r Newport st 5:10 p. m , girla g 5Û hour*
WeoL^Heafth, re it
| and pleasure lor the weary worker.
Three-day sad n u o n tlckeu from all & p.
, or C. A I . point« will be good going or return
ing on Sunday Kxenralon train*.
Pare from Albany, Corvallla or Philomath,
70 HOUR8
$1.50 for the Round Trip.
P O R T L A N D T O C H IC A G O
N o Change of Care.
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General Agent
214 Third St., Portland, Oregon
Numerous attraction*. including boating,
flaking, surf-bathing. baseball, music by the
baud and gathering pretty water agates.
P a rta *
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T ïw r îë ü ïiM t ir
f ir O e e « . Or.
rir i t i rw
■alt Lakai, P e e * * » ,
Ft. W erth Omaka,
r PArtland
om ana
l a i n * C ity, St.
O m d I b I
LeuiSgC hieafoaad
9 :Û ». m
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H u n ttegteu .
guards and s band of bis followers is
regarded aa dealing tba insurrection a
heavy blow.
Pabllc opinion appears to vary ac
cording to locality, from enthusiastic
adherence to the government to.open
rebellion. In this city the general at
titude is one of loyalty, bat th a n has
bean nothing which could be fairly de
scribed aa a general rising of the people
in defense of the government.
Salt Lake, D earer,
P t.W o r t «. O s a k a ,
K a m a * C ity. St.
L e e U ,C k ie a g e a e d
A fín e le
te n u e »»
A m u ra
•a sp ra
7 :is a . r a
Huntington.
• t. Paal
r u t M ali
3 JT
W a lla W alla, Lewto-
ton, Spokane, Wal-
U e*.
P u llm a n ,
M inn eapolis, St.
Paul. D ulutk. M il
w au kee, C kleaae
u sd la s t.
•M a ra
Arrives Albany.
Per fuller Information aafe e* write
N O T ENO U G H M O N E Y FO R A L L .
rave»
A. L. CRAM,
Deficiency in Appropriations fo r Ma
neuvers o f 8tate Troops.
N o .S -
Leaves Albany.
Arrives Detroit.
Ko. 4—
Inaves Detroit..
Arrives Albany.
No Matter '
Washington, Ang. 24.— After a month
of hard work, Assistant Secretary O liv
er, of tha War department, concluded
that ha had finally made a satisfactory
adjustment of tha many difficulties in
apportioning tha appropriation of $700,-
000 for pay of tha m ilitia at the ma
neuvers in different esunpa throughout
the country, but it appears that all ie
not satisfactory. In some cases more
■tate troops than had been given in the
schedule were sent into the campe and
more expenae was thus added.
Thia
caused a deficit in the allotment of
funds, especially in the matter of pay
for the state troops. The pay depart
ment of the army decided to pay the
troops aa long as tha funds lasted, those
who came last going unpaid.
Another
adjustment may be made after the
campe have finished their work, as
some campe may not use all the money
allotted to them and the funds can be
need to make up the deficit elsewhere.
I t is possible that oongTeae w ill be leak
ed to make an appropriation to cover
tha deficit and the elate troops pain
next winter.
Train* fer C
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Arrive* st Corvallis........................
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I:*6 A M
S:60 PM
4:SS P M
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»:15 PM
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Leaves C orvallis............................ 6:S0A M
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Arrives at Albany . . . .......
11:42 A M
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Leaves Albany................................12:45 P M
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PORTLAND AND TIE DILLES
All Qf the above connect with Feutbern Pa
rifle Company trains, both at Albany and Cor
valila, as well as train (or Detroit, giving di-
reel servies to Newport and adjacent beaches,
as well as Breiten busa Hot »pringa
Can Satisfy Them
••BAILEY GATZERT”
••REGULATOR”
-DALLES CITY”
-METLAKO”
J. C. MATÓ. G
B. H. BOLES. Agent, Albany.
TRY US
AU VIT L U IIM S
G E T -R IC H -Q U IC K FIRM O U T .
Postal Department Arrests Operators
o f Fake Mexican Companies.
Chicago, Aug. 23.— The operattioas
of tha Tabasco-Chiapaa Trading A
Transportation company and tha Lu
Me Ha M illi company, Mexican inveet-
ent concerns, with offices at 16-20
ivar street, were «topped today by tha
United States postal authorities. Hen
ry D. Buehoell, president, and I . B.
M iller, secretary and treasurer, were
arrested and held in bonds of $2,000
each.
It is alleged by the postal authorities
that the operations of Buahnell and
M iller, which have covered a period of
.five years, have netted them $850,000
from innocent investors. The two com
panies were capitalised for $2,000,000
end according to their literature operat
ed large coffee plantations and owned
several lines of steamers.
The postal
authoritiea declare that such is not the
i, and that M iller and Buahnell
Uncle Sam fo r Banker.
have
been saying dividends to investors
Chicago, Aug. 28.— A movement to
secure more than 1,000,000 petitioner* from the money taken in for stock in
for the establishment of postal savings the concern.
banka was started tonight by the North
T o Educate Russian Children.
Side Turner society, many of whose
members suffered by the collapse of the
St. Petersburg, Aug. 24.— W ith a
Milwaukee Avenue State bank. The view to eubmitting to tha next session
plan contemplates that tha National of the council of the empire and tha
association of turners shall turn each lower house of parliament a b ill for
ona of its 37,296 members into a can universal primary education, tha cabi-
vasser for signature«. Every candidate inet, at a eeaalon held on Tueeday, de
for congrem throughout the country cided that each a bill eboold be draft
w ill be urged to etato hie attitude, and ed by a special eommieeion. The min
all political parties aaked to assist.
istry of public instruction submitted
statistics showing that than ara In the
Oppose Monroe Doctrine.
empire 12,736,000 children of school
San Juan, Costa Rica, Ang. 23.— A t
a, of whom only 6,889,000*1« receiv
a preliminary matting of tha American ing primary education. There are lees
club today, the views and objects of than 90,000 primary schools in Russia.
that organisation were formulated. I t
is declared to be the purpose of the
Negotiates Treaty With Colombia.
club " t o work for the union of Latin
Bogota, Colombia, Aug. 24__ John
America and to bo prepared to oppose Barrett, United States minister to Co
the United States in ita work of anni lombia, has left here for Guayaquil for
hilation of Latio-Amarican commercial a conference with Secretary Moot on
indepaadance."
The Monroe doctrine the proposed treaty with the United
ie declared to bo a menace to all Latin- 8tates concerning Panama.
Tha gov
American countries.
ernment baa received a proposition from
a French syndicate for opening the
China Will Open the boor.
month of the Magdalena river.
Eng
London', Aug. 28.— A oorrepeondent lish capitalize offer to open Cartagena
at Tokio, of the Daily Telegraph, re harbor. Both projects are favorably
ports that tha United diplomatic repre considered.
sentations of the United States, Great
Britain and Japan hava resulted in
Another Purchase o f Silvor.
China promising to eetablieh custom»
Washington, t o g . 24— The director
on tha Rateo-Chineea frontier.
Not of the mint Wednesday purchased 100,-
until this ie an accomplished fact, tba 000 « m o w of silvor at 67 oanta an
dispatch adds, w ill Japan consent to ounce to be'delivered at New Orleans.
tha establishment of customs honsas at The price paid last week wee 66.62
Dalny and Antang.
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utckly ascertain oar opinion free
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For Wshkiscne, Daly, Centerville,
Goldendale end ell Klickitat Vallar
points.
Bteemer leevw Portland daily (exetMt
Bundey) 7 a. m., connecting with C. IL
A N. trains st Lyle 6:16 p. m. for Gol
dendale.
Train arrive« Goldendele,
7 :S5 p. m. Steamer arrive« The Delian
6 JO p. m.
Bteemer leaves The Dalle« daily vex
cept Bundey) 7 :00 e. m.
C. R. A N. train» leaving Goldendele
6:16 e. m., connects with thia »tw anes
for Portland, arriving Portland 6 p. m.
Excellent meal» served on ell i
ere.
Fine accommodation* for
end wagon».
For detailed information of rates,
berth reservations, connection», etc.,
wr te to 8. McDonald, agent, Portland
General Office, Portland, Or.
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