The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-04
1TTER THE QUAKE.
rioding the Bodies Of the
Dead Victims.
r THE CHARLESTON RUINS.
u.ic description OF the Scenes 10
GrapniS rll-Fated City-More
shocks Felt.
clearing Away the Debris.

clearing Away the Debris.
,.,.,r.7os. September 3.-NO one at
"TIs House was injured; all guests
'-s ' a+osr occur ants are safe, but 1t IS
@ ..g.It ~ find them, they being
dlneuIt ,oneWhere in the streets. PEG
csmP. 10 morning have apparently
PIE oH their fear. and have gone 10
tni mr. ~ oioorfng ND the debris and remov-
VOTE oie ooro-5s y lis. The city shows
- Inc of great activity.
sog III ~ General situation continues de-
, IlI Int the people are gaining
g,D-,ae Nearly all continue 70 steep
o oy- ri doors. a crltiral examination
~ .Lov =, that al the buildings seriously
. sIo.o we're very fraIl, o. else OF great
~ ~ More bodies have been found.
S5 S,o Ns1re and Courier has an article
,.,io-i-g that the city will begin
l lso"aIr n repair her fortunes. 1t says:
y ..Tat + not be imagined for a moment
~ charleston is sitting IN her ashes
L.-srsilino the loss Of millions. a tull
aSrsriousness of loss is here. 1t IS IN
S So-stood fuIIv that far more than the
earnings Of twelve months
WERE SWEPT AWAY
n less than 2 minute, hut for all this,
and because of that, Charleston is only
tba more determined to main
tom the commercial position it has
w -Tr-1 and is fortunately so situated
90 10 be able as we'll as ready, to deal
successfully with every department. OF
trade and every branch Of business, An
annual IS made TO the city council for
monetary assistance in the form OF an
appropriation, but the AelCS ana Courier
admOlishes those who extend aid to
coD6De themselves in so doing to people
IN circumstances or conditions render
ing them unable now to help them
selves. Very little has been accom-
plished mp TO this writing, to relieve the
city Of its appearance of desolatiOn. AS
the eve takes in the length of the street
It is met by heaps of debris
Of every possible description, bricks,
stone, plasterinc, lath, shingles,
lumber and house - old and Office
furniture and all kinds Of building
material in q mass; whole fronts and
sides Of the buildings have fallen out,
leaving the furnishings in some
intact. a two story brick
building on State Street presents an
interesting appearance: The lower
floor is used for merchandise, the upper
aO0r is a residences. The whole front
fell out. leaving the interior exposed to
view. Pictures and mirrors are on the
walls and the chairs remain as they
were LETT By the fleeing family. EVl
IDENTIFY the owner has not gained
courage 10 warrant his return. A mos
Alarming feature of the present condi
lion Of affairs is in
The sHAKY CONDITION
Of the buildings; uins tenths of tn,
brick structures are cracked through
and through and threaten TO tumble
ChiEneys that have not actually fallen
aTs badly careened and would fall il
touched
MORE BAD NEWS.
Nav YORK, September Sword has
Just reached here of another severe
saock Of earthquake at Charleston. Al
Tifes are down.
READY FOR BUSINESS
CHARLESTON, S. c., September ga
aloint meeting Of the Charleston Elk
change and Merchants Exchange to
DAY the following was unanimously
adopted:
70 oil Exchanges and Commerce.
o.a'es-Oar banks, warehouses. Cottor
presses WharTes, railroads, rice mills
SuU eFythlng elss necessary for the
asu9:ung o. business, though damaged
Ibo. N working order. We fear no fur
r LII disturbance. The destruction oI
snsy viii cause great distress anC
tSa S5t,Ls but will not interfere witt
u'SRa'c1 Of business.
FTcbomno,. IAFT, President Charleston
FI b. BoLNAss, President Merchants
uti tns I J., meeting also adopted resoi-
Cones .appiy 10 the President anC
cifizsSn - :. iV u, national loan to aid tn,
sit t,-'HS Oh Charleston in rebuilding thu
,s ~ would be simply impossible to ex
efect a'e n descriptive language the
an an, ~ u the visitation of Tuesday nigh
T n .oe ooiored people Of Charleston
few dar ever was, until within the pas
The n1SI;;. al opportunity of noticing
fear t - exhibition of superstition,
ell elssseu egree that has existed among
tfemsn5IoS.oi Golored people since thu
Thav F eSIIS shock OF Tuesday night.
rsn -; IL rom their homes. and as IL :
ino '' a, and thither, through blinL.
which C.ouds Of pulverized mortar
sroSa wa, vas shaken from the houses aaS
dismsY saln' the streets they filed witt
tons sEoans of dispair and Iamenta
Nh VII -, OI terrified distress A nsnsi
1 ID Their funeral devotions,
IHE NAME OF JESUS
' = the most frequently used. and as
s5s s;plnoating God face to face. the,
and ' ns out in the very help,essnes
s,..p pS'nos of despair, such sentence
On nh no my master, Jesus. have mere,
save -, Oh! sweet Jesus save me
night = Let me live through tbi
ne IN oDo aI 200, my Savior - Hole
my rps Stlce :, more, Thou blessed Christ
cations wb;os ana other fearful suppl
the sitnot, nlch intensified the horror o
moraIi-;.ls!.on and went far towards de-
also rn siI-s me white people. who wer
As usual & olndly hither and tbitbe:
Woman the iaees of a white msn an,
sight of N time of danger was = -
" sudden Joy in the gloon