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Show FULL in THE ADVERTISE PRESS ASSOCIATED DISPATCHES UTAH WEATHER FORECAST EXAMINER L it is rut PRICE it charges, medium advertising restCITY THE EXAMINER THE COUNTY as well OUR ?! SUSSCKIR-&- CITY. THE TO OPEN MOM ARE INDICATIONS E FAIR AD- OGDEN NO. 2i CITY. UTAH. late tonight, the fact became noun to a comparatively small of the public and tbe official orld. but every where the greatest as .oi.lehment was expressed. Neither the admiralty nur the for eign office had any news jf the except that derived from it preas dispatches, and the inclination on all sides was to withhold an expression of opinion until the receipt f the official version from Governor Swrtienham. Meantime the Kingston dispatches giving the correspondence exchange between Governor Swettenham and Rear Admiral Davis are being read with eager Interest. The incident occurred at a moment when the British press and public are loud In an expression of grateful recognition of the prompt and generous assistance the United 8iatrs rendered when It ana impossible, owing to their distance from the scene, for British warships to go to the rescue. The Important question as to whether the British authorities at Kings ton were in a position to maintain or appears to be edbatihle. Cover-nor Bwettenham's claim of ability to do so is In nfarked contrast to the ing and Countermands Orckr Despatching Ship With Beef For Relief Supplies. 1. absence la the summer, but this would cot have Justified a British admiral landing an armed party and assisting the New York police.' I hare the honor to be with profound gratitude and the highest respect. 'Your obedient servant, (Signed) ALEXANDER BWETTENHAM, ,8tfur, Kingston, Jamaica. Jan. Rear Admiral Darti nalnslon of rama to n mc; toandsticken Kingston conclusion in painful abrupt of Gov. Ssettenhama objectAmerican natiing to the presence of of mooring work in the on engaged tba t recta, guard in( property and the wounded and nlek. enlmin-aitn- g in a letter to the admiral peremptorily requesting him to land-td- . all parties which had been -- o aue-eorln- g . Admiral Pavla waa greatly ahocked and paid a formal vlolt to gwettenham today, lnfortnlng him that the United States battleship Mlaiouri and Indiana and the gunboat Yankton would aail this afternoon. To the Aasocalted Preaa Admiral Davla aid tliat Immediate compliance with Gov. Swettecham1 request waa the only course conalslent with the , dlanliy of the United Btatea. The friction between the governor and the admiral began with the arrival of the American warahlpa, when the governor objected to the firing of a salute In hia honor on the ground that the cltizeui might mlatnke the firing for a new earthquake. He nlao declared there waa no necessity for aid that hia government American waa fully able to presene order, attend the wounded anil succor the Gov. afternoon of the salute Inci- can. officers. "I suall you at the have pleasure In meeting hour appointed, 10 a. m at headquarters house. "I trust you approve of my action In this matter. "Your obedient, servant. (Signed I C. H. DAVIS. Assistance Rejected. Pwrttcnliam responded Friday follows: "Lfw Admiral: Thanks very much for your Jeter, rail and nil the assistance riven or c ua. While I most martllv appri piste the very generous your kind feel It my duty the working jjlv and all parries towhich your land. you Tf In consideration of the vice con-u,- a assiduous attentions to his fam- cr',lntry home the consulate Ka,!rd-,!- t In yotir opinion, i. eh he was present and It was not d ,n hour zb. I have no ob-..Jrn:icu to your detailing a force for I Kile purpose cf guarding, but the p riy must bave no fire arms and notb-- f e FWl-nsIvthin cluba or staves T 1 d nl-.i- function. working party waa this helping Mr. jCroaawell clean Crosswell Vu was delighted orl( m'zs done without cost. , Xr,l,cnpy should remain long tnl "ur ,:n, nil the be glad of tho eer-.- .. f t.,v hw to save expense. r?,i question of hu- fft deal died d&jri ago, Prf-wm- lJ ir.e.(,,---r,-o- B'vlnr them huriafiii f , convpfiiFfiQe. r. c h,,i ft.,,' -- n' . " , ' Ai'eg'd thieve? vice of It. the sentry post, an-r)', .profeases ig- - ;1, ..,- - r..,i to accept delivery l!l of The nn knowledge , r" :iv- - - " u- irdllar.w Of lor tlie protection I mav remind f -'. v"' , . V r' I' -- A' thieves hid c Passengers Blown to Pieces, Cremated or Rescued in Injured Condition Masses of Iron Thrown Hundreds of Feet sen-aio- r. e Terre Haute, 1 j svvssu-- sssukw sjsrjr con-rua-l- d r . Vut-teri- ks I ' Rear Admiral. u 1 y property. "Actuated by the same motive, namtly. common humanity, I shall direct the medical officers of ray squadron to make all efforts to aid cases of distress which perhaps do not come under the observe: ion of your medical ,'J n u, ' 1 trust you will matter for the humanity. T held a patrol of six men aahore today to guard and secure the archives of the United States consulate, together with a party of ten clearing away wreckage. This party, after finishing its work at the consulate, as allied a Working party to catch thieve, recovering from them a safe, taken fmm a Jewelry ntcre, valued at lli.voO, From this I Judge that the police surveillance of the city Is Inadequate for the protection of private ; ,!l,s v to Wharves. - Justify me in this cause of common SJL!! vi"1; OF EXPLOSION -- varioua streets and buildings and purpose landing parties tomorrow for the same purpose unless you expressly do aot desire It. I think a great deni msr be done in the way of assistance to prlrate Individuals without Interfere log with the forces of yourself and the (ovemment officials. As the only object of my being here Is to render such r of stsielj.nce, sk you t e'cral Repubhi-awere senator called iu io iliecus the Brownnvllle dii' uiih the view of reaching an agrtvmeni a fo who: action la to he iki-i- : in tin- senate muvrrow. Ind., Jan. 2b -T- wenty-two Injured in the Bandford wreck so far charred and mutilated nodies as known np to tonight: Identified dead: hare been taken from the aurculdering William Thompson, Bandford, Ills. of No. on I tha train ruins pataenger William Davis, Vermillion, Ills. J. W. Huiherland, Paris, Ills. Cleveland. Cincinnati, Chicago A Hi. John Franklin, Ashmore, Ills. Louis t Big Four) which was desA. D. Hector, Elbridge, lilt. troyed by the explosion of a carlo J 4'hsrles Goenell. Paris, Ills. of powder as It passed a freight train Claude Steele, Bandford, Ilia. a( Sanford, nine miles west of here, Governor. A. A. Hicks, Bandford, Ind. last night. The number of injured will Relief Ship Countermanded. ;r. Haslett. Grandive, Ills reach at least thirty-fivFrank Fielder, thonght to bd from The entire train waa blown from When Rear Admiral Darla called at the track, the coaches demolished, the Findlay, Oldo. the headquarters house this morning Mary Earhart. Terre Haute, Ind. engine hurled fifty feet. The paa to bid farewell to Gov. Bwetienham H. Blakeley.. Findlay. Ohio. either were blown te pieces, he waited IE minutes. He then InJahn A. Bosren, Msitoon, Ills cremated or rescued In more or leas formed the governor's aids that he Missing and believed to have been iujnreil condition. would wait no longer and requested The Injured, so in of whom ara burned fo death: to tell the governor that in conseMrs. Bud Wolf, 8andford. Ind. fatally hurt, are nt the hospitals In quence of his attitude In not desiring Two (laughters of Mrs. Wolf, aged Terr- - Haute and Pacta. 111., and at American aid he had countermanded 8 aud 6 years. Handford. President Roosevelts order despatchA. Kuykendall, thought to be a extent of the disaster wss The full laden the with Celtic, ing supply ship Vandalla fireman. revealed the death but at daylight, relief for of the beef, Kingston. I tody of aged woman, bunted beylist will not be complete until workGov. Bwettenhsm arriving at that ond recognition. men finished have tbe away clearing a brief private moment, there waa Four charred bodies, not identidebris. meeting and the governor escorted fied. fo trainmen of the freight Arronltiig Rear Admiral Davis to his carriage. the powder sas exploded by the Injured nt Bt. Anthony's hospital, Salutations were eachanged, and the made by the passenger train, Terre Haute: governor, replying to Rear Admiral Kelthrr Brian. Belem, Ohio. which was slowing down for the staDavla regretted that ha was unalde Mlea Cora Buckley, Terre Haute. tion at Bandford. Another theory Is to do more for Kingston, said: I F. Rose, engineer maintenance of that gas escaping from an oil pipe All the more to your honor, addcar and way. Big Four, Mattoou, Ills. entered the powder nearby In to a ing deep bow, evidently reply Mrs. L F. Rose, Mstteon, Ills. a spark from the passing engine IgAdmiral Davla reference to his deMiss Bessie Soutbeolt, Shelby villa. s ths benited Others gas. expre-the would do the parture aud meaning he Ills. wss lief disaster due (he lo that senatBlackburn craft! and Democratic and wrecked carried the away; same If In the admiral's place. Miss Anna Cummins, Terre Haute. WASHINGTON REPORT. broken from their moorings, smashed I ors who- have sidej with Mr. Roose- tramp or InListcaied man firing a shot Rear Admiral Davla told the AssoMi hs Frances Jones, Terre Haute. car. Into the velt in the i serious against bridges, doing controversy. damage, ciated Press he deeply regretted the JO. Rear Admiral No casualties have been to were Cars Injured In hospital at Parle, Ills.: smashed the Jin. by After pieces Washington, the conference Renalnr at reported. governor's nttitudo. He wss still con- Davis, at Alvin Dane, 'ierre Haute; will re--i Kingston, In his report on Like Erl. rose three feet In as I Lodge's home In the afternoon, tbe force of the explosion. Huge masses cover. vinced that the governor was unequal j In the stricken city, un- many minutes. The Inner breakwater President and Senator Lodge went out of Iron wars found hundreds of feet ' the situation to the task of relieving distress, that der date of Friday, announces that the waBe have been pounded until por- horseback riding and were gone mure from the track. The tank of the pas- . U. B. Wlsberd, Franklin, Ind.; will this was evident from the fact that the Jamainan oftions of them hare been broken away. lhan two hours. Senator Lodge ad- senger engine was hurled nearly 100 recover. American field hospital had tended fer to landauthorities declinestohis Harry Jarred, fireman of No. I, Mat-- : assist Railroad tracks along the water front mitted that the Rronwsvllls affair was feet, landing la a gravel road. Two wrecking parties i and others and wounded sick many In the hospital, police the streets, are being held down with passenger coaches aud one baggage toon. Ills.; perhaps fatally injured. strings of disposed f at this time. were constantly arriving, having been Louis Prince. Vermillion, Ills. coach were consumed by fire. the debris, and bury the freight can. unable to gain admission to the gov-- clear away Ed Wnlch, Mottoun, Ills.; engineer The freight train la which was the but that later, by request, he dead, Railroad been service has badly eminent hospital, SOCIAL AGITATION. car of powder was demolished. Band-for- of No. I. landed blue Jackets to prevent an nl- - disarranged. The fide Wrought with The American hospital waa was badly ehorked. Windows George Richards, Memphis, Tenn. e at SMwaJna.-(sinc, the leged mutiny penitentiary, a ft blinding in Winchester park, the proper- -' A. m CBrpcnTcr;WfWiUWn;iffg; -i furniture a had and he withdrawn! that wcre.sbstteredraislies!, Ctipenhsgln" gad 20. The Jan. Young ty of tho Jesuits, Thursday, under tho party guarding the consulate. from turn Hendricks, MsUoon. Ills.. i Joseph. doors and broken their The Bollallst has embarked upna pany American flag and In charge of Fleet West Indian Frank Thomasr Msttoon, Ilia hinges. the Insular and PARIS violent AUTHORITIES regiment revoluttonarv and Burgeon Amen and Burgeon Morton of Bud Ind. ' Wolf. wss Bandford, and rain The were the dark, night heavy reof Borne constabulary guarding the members agitation. tho battleship Missouri, and aided by town. Charles street Bandford Ind.; ' msda the Westrille, showers of Boggles, disTHWART SOCIALISTS cently entered tbe barracks here sisters of charity. The hospital realmost Impassable. Ae the passenger may die. The admiral reports that, there wee inas and distributed guised peddlers Inmore ceived than fifty sufferers. Perry Duck, Bandford, Ind. went by the powder car standno tidal wave and that ths fire which flammatory pamphlets to tlie troops engine Will Davis, Vermillion, Ills.; bead cluding persons with fractured bones followed the earthquake reached even on an adjoining track, tbe exing wss of A broken this party procession Farads Without Authorisation of the and skulls, cases of blood poison, the remote came without warning. Ths injured; may die. of the auburbe. plosion afternoon tbs portions up police. by yesterday which has resulted from neglect of Prefect le Prevented by tho H. A. Epperson, Westfield, Ills. entire train was blown from the track The full report was not at band unwounds, etc. Gov. bwettenhsm and til J. O. Lowlor, Terre Haute, Ind.; may Police, crashed Into the mud a mere mas and filed Friday by today, although tho local medical men were greatly op- Admiral Evan a. of debris, pinning under it forty hu- die. ' WATERS OF OHIO posed to tho American hosptml, In-man beings, hire broke out, and beLindsey Eddington, Vermillion, Ills.; The follows: report was no for there that die. necessity listing the eyes of the cltlseps who may arrived from Kingston Paris, Jan. 20. Firm measures takCONT1NIETO RISE fore it ns all the wounded already had withWhipple Charles A. Wiley, Kansas, Ills.; rushed to the rescue, many persona Information- - from en by the government turned Into s been attended to. Burgeon Ames said Davis: following were burned to death before aid could may die. flasoo the Socialist workmen's giganwere men the local medical T. C. Ainsworth, Paris, Ills. very ready . be rendered them. Cable communication can only be tic demonstration In favor of the comto accept medical supplies, hut wished : had 8. C. Bisk, Parts. Ills. Rescue of Sufferers. Stationary at 64J Feet Thousands of ten to enforcement miles Bull of the real Bay. by driving plete weekly no American Interference with the Wireless communication In down. AcOscar Gilbert, Dudley. tha Homeless Buffering In ths darkness, liy the light of the has which to been law, day planned wounded. Fred Vermillion, Bandford, Ind. From Cold. Consequently there was tual town and suburbs, ara tako place on the main boulevard! toburning conches, the people of Bandmuch suffering which the American sceneconditions, Harry Progden, Vermillion, Ills. ford did their best for the stricken. total of confusion; day. great part Charles Root, Mattnon, Ills. officers, In the name of humanity, of town destroyed by first shock. Milas the and Cries of Injured crackling withFrench Under law the parades were anxious to relieve. A party of and Jjrft a Bandford; with the odor tho flames, of Ligether residences authorization out the the government of 20. Colder weather destroyed. prefect, dnclnnatl, Jan. P. O. Rhodes, Bandford. American sailors working at repairhuman f flesh, tbe greeted burning three miles who in from makes advance house, 'King's arrangements city, and a gale today Increased the suf- the rescuers who worked frantically, Harry Srhlkl, Terre Hsute. ing the hospital building to the last residence of governor, will be blown for are Illegal, but, police protection, who bad been tint soon were forced back by (he terof moment, when they hauled down their up, walls so badly damaged that the thousands fering the the of complacency courting npon flag, the Jesuits taking charge, and reREPORT OP DISASTER. place cannot be repaired. Trafalgar radical government, the labor leaders made homeless by the Ohio floods. A , rible heat turned to their ships, the Yankton house Among the first rescued wss L. F. Mrs. Marshall, disdained wreck. this Premier tbe number complete formality. weakened cf by buildings sailing at 1 o'clock, followed by the wife of general commanding force, Clrmenceau, however, realizing that a Roe of Msttonn, Ills., engineer of Given by Superintendent Houghton battleship at 4. was pinned under rulnn of house and procession of such magnitude would water went down by the wind last ronlntenanee of way of the Rig Four of Big Four Railroad. Deplom Governor' Action, remained in that precarious sltnatlon j purely lead to trouble, as workmen night and today. Several floors in the railroad. His leg waa broken and he woe was carried He bruised. severely Gov. Bwettenham's attitude toward more than an 'hour before rescued. on Friday had wrecked the shops of buildings occupied by A. Janssen, Indianapolis. Ind., Jan. 20. General to the home of C. E. Marrs, 200 feet a friendly American officer's assist- This will glv idea of extent of dam- several ownrra who wdttld not com- whole sale grocers, and tbe Ohio H. F, Houghton of tbe Superintendent. In Soon Mrs. Rnse wss brought ance is greatly deplored by many of age by earthquake alone. Fire fol- ply with tbe law, last night notified company, collapsed. Roth the sway. Big Four railroad tonight gave a assi-dein the statement the residents of Kingston, some of lowing in closely peopled port lime of the leaders of the demonstration that buildings were heavily stored with painfully bnilsod, but to the Assocsited Press recolshe until husband rare her of The stories. the hi merchandise section. dcslrored that It upper be take them even suggesting that the govto city totally would not permuted garding the disaster at Bandford, last will be very heavy. lapsed. ernor be petitioned fo resign. His ac- Rteamehlp wharves are Intact. Royal place. night. were flames as rescued the Others ) increased flooded area tons inThe mail saved some today. of coal, and 2,000 as Inspired tion is construed by At this the leaders were greatly Acordlng to reports received by the As man advanced. their threw wss strength hours the For several river folRooseIn harbor censed and issued orders to their plenty coal hero. Bhlpplng 15 are dead and 25 Inby resentment of President superintendent huwork the the of ft fo but 4. disentangling 8 at the weather not disturbed. Vessels held to their lowers to marrb In small groups un- stationary feet, velt's attitude toward Jamaican nejured. from forms the man the wreckage the groes on the Panama canal. Others anchors. No tidal wave or marine der workmen's flags fo tbe Place De bureau officials announced during Mr. Houghton declared he did not Inridicule the governor's objection to disturbance. Earthquake about 40 Larepubllqne, similar to the plan of afternoon that reports indicated the women of Bandford cared for tbe the least leds as to the cause of have an-66 jured. the landing of American sailors, armed second duration, occurring approxi- march of the Bt. Petersburg workmen river her would go up at. least the explosion. rescuers fir When the the drove within the next 26 : or not armed.. The Insecurity of the mately 2:40 p. m. Milder shocks sub- to the palace square of that city on perhaps 67 t The number of dead, said Mr. sway tbry walled till the fire died Houghton, according hours. Red Sunday." to official recity Is evidenced by the attempt last sequently during perhaps 24 hours. the to out then started down and drag cat and last As The to rise of social of to night the the today waysix conditions, Tbe placing negroes troops and poline, number fifteen. Of these nine (Friday) night by charred bodies. Men searched-- nearby porta lay a midshipman from the Missouri, governor, Elr Alexander Swettenham, however, rendered thin Impossible and off approach to the foot bridges fields and fonnd have been recovered and six more ara of human most pieces of seems the across be to man of asthe Ohio, a who drew his revolver and put his isolating great power, everywhere the workmen found their known to be dead. There are eta In- -' wearing apparel. sailant to flight. Judging from conversation. In that he routes bterked. Practically the pre- people on the Kentucky side f the flHh andwas Jured In the hospital at Terre Ilante, water efficient no There supply sufsere Ludlow In and river. well holds situation Bromley hand. He as- cautions of May 1. when the stalkers Last night the streets of the burned Ind., 25 at Pari. HI., and probably four cold to the hitter and the flame, waters. fight Strenuback me sures no there le Inneed of police were overawed, were repeated. district still reeked with tbe stench of fering from the or five in residence at Bandford, the added fo serisuffering. avoid to were made and Republican ous efforts Ind. decaying bodies. The burned ruins protection or relief; declined my offer fantry, dragoons were bodies mutilated Four badly traffwere illuminated only by the baleful te land wrecking party to assist in guards were massed in the JMsce De ous Interruption to street rallwav Of the paasenger train crew the hospital, to pollen streets, dear away La Republlque. and all the streets ic. hut the Isolation at ibe bridges found In the woods several hundred express messenger, baggageman and glow of tho corps fires lining the the tracks. from feet debris, to bury dead. He told me this hading Into it were sanded In order to prevented s continuance of the car killed. The engineer One tkr.oaand fret of the track waa brakeman were Today many bodies were recovered morning that loss by death was 40( permit the cavalry to maneuver with- lines fo Cincinnati and there were torn and fireman are living, but badly Inbole where shows and great hide up the stretches are still which aid acoounted there Kentucky lung of already along for; out their horses slipping. vultures, through the car Mood. This car was jured. Conductor Thomas Is fatally The net result of the attempt st a of the river, where the cars were un- the powder perch In flocks on the ruins beneath many bodies In the ruins. The Cuhauled from Concord Junction. hurt. being to was ban consul able other paes. wss As which their prey is burled. fast killed, much excitement, foreign demonstration "The entire train of No. 2. consistEaut to Alton, Ills., and ron car Mas., the east Cincinnati In end of residents the have are as they are uncovered the bodies seeming to escaped. scores of small processions dispersed, of an engine, tender, combination ing Rimi keg of talned powder. so wss that The , American consul is absent. Tbe several Incipient riots quelled and service badly crippled thrown on the funeral pyres and slowand baggage car, smoking car and null Welch JarFireman and Engineer were dozen a consulate necessary transfers is represented fay vice con- hundreds of workmen arrested and half ly consumed. one coach were destroyed by the Mat were In toon. who of red Ilia, The total number of known dead sul. I have a party on shore now released in a few hours. Many of fo a few blocks, passengers being and fire which followed soon Is about 450, and It In believed there guarding conaulatc and securing ar these arrested had broken beads and compelled fo climb around the Inun- charge of the passenger train, were afterward. a hundred feet hurled on nearly through are at least 150 persons who have not chives. several were seriously wounded. The dated sections. All tbe railroads Of the freight train remaining the air and fell In a muddy field. Later, upon request I landed fifty marchers tang various revolutionary both sides of the river, except the theTbe been accounted for. cir. eight cars were iieiroytd. powder fire and the explosion destroyed Food is coming Into the city fitom men under arms from tbe Indiana to songs and there were numerous rrice Cincinnati, Hamilton and ayton and thousand feet of the roadbed was telegraphic communication, and Band-for- One tbe Cincinnati. Lebanon and Norththe country distrlcta, but jk famine is prevent mutiny at penitentiary, con- of Down with Omenceau.'' with Its victims waa alone for torn up by the explosion and considertaining between 500 anj 800 prisonPrefect of Pollc I e Pine, who per ern continued to suffer from lark of hours. The Aral news to reach here able damage done to telegraph stu-greatly feared. facilities. terminal then In on ers, of the camps The filthy condition proceeded carriage with soually directed the police and troops, those who telephone wires The car containing Systematic effort to relieve the suf- from the wrack came bysecure the parade grounds and race course, government effloiale to King's house was In the thick of half a dozen difwas billed from C'oticon! distance to the walked help. tbe pewder estimated at are In who Governor's nearly hudtents. Ac ferent rows. HI action In ordering ferers. where thousands of persons are family living connigned io East Mas., Juncilon, with Relief trains and supand the physicians in Cincinnati 20.000 nearby dled under Improvised tents roofed computed governor to city and shall the Labor exchange closed early in IU., and contained kegs of were once. out at started were of the side river, on plies both over and sheathed with palm leaves, this, afternoon probably withdraw the day deprived ibe demonstrators of cities powder. were to of the able Four Injured the appropriation day. causes great apprehension of an out- guard at penitentiary as he assures a point for rallying and greaMv larlll-fate- under wav I have not the lrat Idea what causleave tbe hospital today. None died me he le capable of controlling the supplementbreak of typhoid fever. the task f the police. The city by the city council being ed the explosion. It rould not have there. the all which At present there Is a most urgent situation. Hs Las Went Indian regi- became perfectly quit during the even ed by special funds to Frank Fielder of Findlay. Ohio, an been caused from the passenger train churchee contributed today. ' heed for tents for several thousand ment. 1,000 strong, and two com Ing. of the Ohio Oil company, was as the train was moving slowly, was under employe of Part beside of Insular Parkersburg not Is esn panles the artillery, government persons, hut not over Id or l mile an hour." killed. the in trouwere among railroads the water and Is not and these stabulary. Mr. Houghton say !i would be a making supplied wkh flrei resecwas who at Bhlckel, business entire Almoxt Harry to tbe I ble. consider Rain It is them. my remain BROWNSVILLE AFFAIR duty endeavors to obtain hard matter to esiimate the number tion of Portsmouth and Dart of the ported dead, is among the injured at of now threatening, and If It should comp for the present at least. Situs t Ion people on the train aa It did local will He recover. while Bandford. flooded, wss district residence on the and conflicting; stories, re It will Involve unsold suffering work. He thought tbe train contained VIRTUALLY SETTLED 10.000 evenwaa cleared this wrecksae Tbe their homes, from driven rumors too conpeople ports, complaint and It left homeless thousands. and ing sufficiently fo permit traffic to re- sixty fo eighty people when schools were . sheltered In tradictory to enable me at present Haute. Terre me. ap without was gas churches The city fo form a clear Judgment of actual REGRET AT LONDON. If the water rises Big Four offirlaia wb- - today were or water service. Missouri will coal tomor- Proposition to Substitute a Comprosituation. . BLOWN FURTHER ASHORE. tho Blackburn for Ijawrenn-hurgmise at Ind., dir?ettng the rare of the injured statrow and until I can give a dearer sc above the levee Amendment. Neilber Admiralty Nor Foreign Offics count of tbe situation, ed that the dead might number bethe loss will be nearly consider Is it Had Knowledge of Affair. Cba'ham. Mas.. Jan. 20.- - Nearly a have tween 20 and 40. Of these 18 have At Madison, Ind.. hund-vd- s opportune that this ship should reidentified. Four unidentified week's work toward floating the by been been driven from their k:mie main. As far as anything I pgn do bodies have been taken from the stranded Clyde line steamer Onou-dag- a In Aurora. Ind.. Lfit"1 sr water. London. Jan. 20. There is a fool- goes, one ship fully capable of 20. Several conJn. Washington. was wiped out last night by a . wreck, and. according to E. W. Thiers, slMiatinn and fleet surgeon re- ferences of Rfp'ihllcsn senator were hnnM'-esing of the foept regret here over southeast gale, shlch drove moderate Hunother arms, kfcal lnw-1- ) of legs secilou agent, freight the unfortunate incident that led to mains on board Missouri. His pres- held While the Blackburn cftnHder lrg the today fo 10 the vessel farther np the beach thnn Indicate of bodies It remnants not led. and floo Va.. r are the hurried departure of the American ence and surgeon of ship are desir amendment W. Foraki-resolution, tington, to tbe when slie first came ashore, last or 12 more victims. all! warships from Kingston. relative to the President's discharge - believed the damage there la a Hat of the dead and Fallowing on Being Buuday and th new arriv- Page Two) (Continued of tbe negro tr'P. President R "'- heavy. estab--Halte- ooked. 1 landed working parties form both steamships today to assist clearing the , hour at Benaioi in the afternoon and -- - order was miiundreatood and the disregard of your wishes wak due to a mlsiaka in the tranamlaalou of my order. 1 trust the apparent dlrregsrd of your wishes will be overl- ' Much Damage PRICE FIVE CENTS 1907 J My Gov. Five Largs Lake Line. Driven Ashore Buffalo kptni ljudgc k home 21. - dent, Rrsr Admiral Davla wrote Dor. fivettenhim as follows: Mr Dear Governor. I bag you to accept my apology for the mistake of the salute tbla aftern- 1 '(-i- t SWEtPS LAKE ERIE at JANUARY vea-arl- Rear Adlmral Davla, however, landed parties of blue Jacket, who patrol-e- d the street, cleared the debris, razed ruins, attended many of the wounded and von the highest praisd from ei tiled. and military officer for escel.ent assistance ns BE AND TUES- - homeless. oon. MONDAY b and pained, work. On the MORNING. The Associated Piess was aulhuri-tailvelinformed tonight that a decis-i'-reached fo draft a resolution along the 1ncs of the original lanlge resolution alitcli will meet lh apBuffalo. Jan. 20. 'tiinp he last SI proval of Seim ior H:ackhurn, This hour this city has U-the iYsilutfo:i ssept by i nt rod need liy a Repub most destructive aton;: f g decade lican and will be siiiiiMMted by both senTonight the Niagara fttitier lies a Ah RepubMcau and IViiioi-rsliator who lake the position that the scene of wreckage and in situate had no legal right to question the wake of the storm. the acilon of the President." Two liven reported Wi Later a number of Krn:liiii-afar and a met n Semi tor Knox's home 13 property damage that sill aggregate 52.iHitt.OtM) when the accounting is diacUKs some plan whereby a could lie reached in order made, is the toll of the storm, ljtke that tbe Blackburn aiurudmeut n ight Erie, with Its level higher than has not be brought to a Vote. Senator been known In SO year, has gorged Fursker took no part In any of the the Niagara river to oiei flowing, and conferences and declared that he would vote the Blackburn thousands of dollars' wor:h of prop-de- r amendment if against i the question is brought down the before the senate tomorrow. erty has been carl-v- i The Ohio senator said that he realstream. ly did not care whether the resoluMiles of k tion was adopted or voted down. All that I rare for," he said, la an been and millions of feet destroyed ous rases of disorder, but on the of the whole aftatr In orInvestigation lumber have been carried out Into der other Hand some of the correspondents sf that the real facta may be laid the river. averred that no serious disorders took The damage to shipping In Huffaln before the aenaie." Hans-Senators Knox, place. Lodge, harbor alone is What seems much less debatable is lake htcainera $l,5Aii,t)iiii. jcve great rough. Crane and Aldrich are said tell that aground part to have taken that Governor Swettenham acted en- of the in the conference story. Thirteen others making which resulted part iu the decision to subtirely on his own initiative. The last brave attempts te rids out the storm stitute a compromise for dlgpe'ch of the secretary for the add to it. the Blackburn amendment tomorrow. colonies. Lord Elgin, to Governor may was Falls off cut power Niagara 8wettenham. which was dated Janu- when expressed himself as the cable snapped, and th city The President ary 18. gars the governor full liberty Is in partial darkneni being saiiKtlMt with the Ulacltburn Damtonight. of action. It was as follows: amendment and declared he was anxiYou will know that 1 fully appre- age to homes anj building is wideous that it tie submitted to a vote lu spread. the senate. ciate the, courage and firmness with Buffalo. N. Y, Jan. 20. A terrific which you and your government are blew 00 miles an hour at which gale facing this great disaster and that I do times has swept this elty for Washington, Jon. 20. The President eighteen not wish to trouble you with tele- hours and had done comAnally agreed to tbe plan for (lAOO.tHiu dam graphic Instructions or fetter your age to shipping. promise resolution which will endiscretion. Five large lake liners wintered Just dorse his action In dismissing the It la not believed the government breakwater were driven troops, to be tntrodnrej by a Repubsent any subsequent Instructions modi- Inside theThe aground. gale at 111 rages and no lican. No decision has been reartii-fying this attitude. can be given tbe endangered as to which senator will intrudurs It, aid GovAs a possible explanation for W. Smith. but It was iuttmated tonight that the the Hurlbnrt Wm. ernor Bwettenham's action. It L sugJ. Q. Riddle, Monroe C rendition would probably be offered gested that he may have acted under Nottingham, and A. G. Brower. by either Senator Knox or Senator the strain of nervous eacltcment Smith For hours the gale awept the water Hansliroitgh. The President. It Is stated, insisted that this resolullnu Its path. Docks and wharves were must meet the approval of Senator Admiral Davis Pained By Governor's Attitude to MONDAY TERRIFIC WINDSTORS ace-vi- Laden THAT DAY. VERTISERS. VOL IV ARE THE WEATHER WILL lodg- - ed Tb ieslldence of Tniliriuairc during bis ( road-wav- s. d -- Al-io- v gl.'H-O.nn- g 1 r |