Moscow, Sept, 12.
Three separate violent earthquake shocks accompanied by underground lings to-ay visited the Ukreinian, Crimean and North Cauieasauan coast of the Black Sea toxlay, The severest shock was felt at Sebastopol Un to the present the number of censualties is not know Three shocks-were experienced at Odessa, where furniture in the upper rooms of houses was overturned and windows shattered, Terrified inhabitants ut Sebastopol, Simfero~ pol, Odessa and Novorossisk spent the night in the streets.
The tremors generally were much more violent than the shocks that Moscow, Sept, 13, Earthquake shocks continue at Yalta, Sebastopol and Simferopol.
Thirteen persons wel 358 injured at Yalta, A feature of the phenomenon at Miskhor was the ringing of church-bells and landslides.
'The Czat's Palace at Livadia in the Crimea, now a peasants' sanatorium, was among the numerous well-known structures which were damazed—Reuter, Moscow, Sept, 15.
Further details of the earthquake on the coast of Black Sea show that Coreix and other places in the Yalta have Leen seriously affected. rock at Simeis, called crumbled to dust, and cracked, water leaking out at the rate of 360,000 litres a day.
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