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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-30

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-30

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Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-22
Tombstone Works for
 Rumanity's Sake

Upon the receipt of telegram, yes teiday, from Wiliiam Randolph Hearst fl New York. requesting aid for the citizens of San Francisco, whose home : have been razed to the grou; d by d succession of eari hqiske-, and the city subjected to unc nqu .r.ihle and devastating flames, Mayor Wentworth issued a cati for a public gathering, and at S:O0 o'clock last evening the Tn jor portion of r~mb-tone's pnpula tion assembled in Allen street, their hearI-cprds swollen with emotion and sympathy for their fellowman. read, and willing to render every assistance within their power for the alleviati,,n want and suffering in tie strica en city.
 Col. 4. L. Grow called the meeting to order and explained the action of Mayor Wentworth in summoning the popnlace in general assembly.
 City Attorney Cfarles 4. Bowman then read aloud the telegram of appeal from Mir Hearst, portraying the due calamity that had nv rfaken hall a mi l un people, rendering m st of tht m homeless and great numrsr penni- less. He appealed urgently and pa theticaily for contributions, and at tin, conclusion of his remarks every hear sesm,d to palpitate with gladn ,s that an opportunity presented tor be- nevoience, an occasion where the wid- ow's mte would correspond with ti,- of ring of the more afflnent 4 tabi. wns then pat into position where sab script .ons might te terdered. but thls
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-22
iapaas Wonderful Progress

within the space of less than two years Japan has become one ,.f the great pn~trs oi the earth. and iss re- cent achieve ment m the war with Russia have caused tEe other powers [" take notice The wonderful cuIes made by the celebrated Hus,etter's Stumach Bltters has also caused the medical world To take notice. and as A result It Is being preerIi ed every day to patients Who suffer rom nnu,e1 heaithnrn, b!oatirg, sour Il,inss. poor apretite, indigestion, dyspepsrs. cos- tIveness TT hiiiousne-s with aggravat- Ing results. In these spring m. II h it B also very tffee i've in oyeTsomlup. that urea feeling. It tones up the sluggish liver, purites the lo.d, and. makes you well nll over. Don't ex- Ierime"t. lnsirt on havi' Hos,et- te's s.~ith "nr IF yate stan D over the, neck of the bottle
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-22
Champion Roper
 Wins $12CO Purse

Ellison Carroll, who was declared the champion roper of word at the at the It ping contest held at Okla homa City during the cattleI.en's coEvtntnn. won wager oi SlUC0 last Thursday fiUm tIaNeilng man named ht mpsnn The wager was Carroll could not r'pe ten siters m s7 second e"ch. For every steer that Carroll IA ld to rpe in the specified time Thonps' n was to receive Sl0n, aLd tur every stser ropd in the time l init Carrtn was U receive xlUO, Carroll won every het. line !or gest time was 55 ,.c,ids ard the shnrte t 22a seconds. He also ruped one in 23, 3 and g. seconds.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-22
Supreme Court
 Decision on 0ivorces
plge one

The recent decision oi the Unitrd state supreme court, which h Id that ,'i divoTces were illegal where one C the parties was a nonresident, prom i-, $ to raise no end of complications throughout the Unit. q States, and may invaIidste A numier of Gas, that ..av2 been tried in the d str:cr court here, m which the parties have subs, = quentlv married.
 The various lawyers are waiting anxionsly to receive fu copy of he decision bcfnre declaring as to the ei- lectS 1t will have. Ii the case was de. cid, on i's merit, and not on some fault of the servl,e, it Hill ie far reaching in its railing. The court in state have not the right to graft divorces in eases where h"th partie, 10 the s!it age not residents of the state in which tho suit filed The general opinion among attorneys !. ! that the doctrine uf stat. rights ia not been severely tamptred with, hu' ! that a rcason for the decisi..i, may h
 'nund on some techn cal point nf
 vice of summon or tine absence
 Knowledge on the part "f one. part
 hat the ct ,er had instituted an ac ,Inn in anuthrr state. For this req
 n inIe est is mani,sf IS to hat tn
 fu declsiun wlll pres mt.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-22
Veterinarian Talks
 Of the Loco Weed

Dr. J. c. Norton, veterinary surgeon of Ar zons, and Dr. Bray, holding A -imi'ar position with the government with headquarters at Fl paso, were in Douglas tn tuesday en route to $ n BeTnn rdlno raI ch. To Il reporter of the I;,ernatio, sl-An.crican Dr. Nor tin said:
 With the exception of horses dy- ing al sn alarming rate from eating of the loco Weed, the stock condltl,n m Arizona Is first-class.
 Il am in receipt of n any comp!airis of heres dying from the ,tfects of loco weed, and especially does the trouble seem to be alarming in north ern Arizona, MheIe d l.Ige number of good horses have been l, st witt hn the last lew weeks. Some are dylng in southern Arizona, hut the death rate Is not so alarming as in the northern counties.
 ''This loco weed has been the sub ] tOf long investigation ty the south western states. as we'll as iy U gov ernment, but the results of the re- searches have not b, en satisfactory. The we, q Is well known, Lut IL has not been definitely decided that 1t Is the Cause of tn, death of stock generally attrit ut,d to ,i, There have been many cases where the weed was fed to strck " thont any visible effect
 tIn C"io ado a series 0, close expe. rim-nts were carrr d on by the state live stock commission, but the r,ps rts left tine matter yet in doubt. while an "nsI. sis D; the weed does bot show the pre,enee of any rois. Il. But the ex-
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-22

safe at .ne home of another sister in Bersky, but that the city o: San Francisco vas entir- ly destroyed. This telegram was dated at Berkley yes teiday.
 A L Grow this morning received 'elegram from Nm Trelense sent th. morning oi the shock from San Fran- cisco w h ch stated that the city was brown down ty an .arti qusk. shoe aid Nae Il q -n=e oI d,sJI.ct.vn l.. fife.
 Consid, rable anxiet, is f,lt for tn, saiety of E B Gag, IT sident of q t lorni stone t,n-"licaitd etm any wh" Is in the i'll fiitd city, asc Mi. ] II kinsley nh" ms- al the St. Frarct | when the shock occurred. ManN triegrams have leen sert in ry,tg i, locate them, hut all to no avail Friends in Les Angeles and elsewher, lave been wired to try to locate them Las' evening telegram vas sent [, the Lcs Angeles Examiner ask it if possible to try and locat, them. H Robinson of the Cousoll dated company, who was in Pa adeni At the ime, has left to go San Fran oi,co la try and find he party. Tele grams from Frank Murphy and nun, heI oi eastern people were recciee, asking if Mir Gage WAS in San Francis co and ii he hed Teen heard from. J D Machomich is extremely wo, red about his mother, who W resid ing on rcbster street, near Pol where the fire was reported as ragin tn morning.
 Jas McHugh has a sister living j
 tine vicinity of We ster street m
 from bulletin advices is now certai that her home was destroyed by II
 flames.
 Mir, Bl ok Of the Arcade has bee III able to g,t any word from h. : mother who lives in the city
 Col. Pickett has il son at Palo All
 ar q IS much concerned regarding h afety.
 : Tte PROsfEcToR man is nlso unah
 [" secure sdvic-. from relative, kn, N
 to have suffered losses in the ztrickt ! city.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-22
The damage dere is rerghly estim
 ated at $150,000,000.

FL PAso, Texas, April l9.-All re ports from the vicinity of San Fran cisco, and directly from Oakland state that the city is doomed and nothing can stop the entire destruc. ton of San Francisco by the flames
 Hal: the residence section is now gone and the business section is entirely wiped out.
 Los ANGELES, April 19.-This city was visited by an earthquake shock at l 80 p. m. doing considerable damage
 A Western Union operator at work
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-22

methcd of collection proved made quste to the emerge ncy, there wss general clamor to do something" and in order to facilitate matters and more effectudlly cover the ground five petitions were put in circula tinn the one Icing caIr',d hy Chef of Po- lice Brayln having secured ab ut S60D up to noon t,day. The other D. i tlons az. heard rem as meeting WI h coIrcsp, ndi rAtri of succe
 he lr tIti,n containing C. nanit $ . nd amounts contributed can te found on pige one
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-22

periments have lately be.n renewed in Colorado, and an effort is now being made to have the government take up the matter of the loco weed in ArI- zona."
 Dr. Norton reports the entire cattle range of the territory to ie in ,xcel- lent condit on, and at many points arrangements are beIng made for the Epr ng shipments q cattle. Wh ch premise to be uhu~,.ally large this y ar.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-22
Anxious Tombstoners
 Awaiting News

During the past two days large number of telegrams have teen filed in the flee. of the r stal and Western Union comp Dys in this city addressed to relatives and friends in San Francisco inquiring for them. so lar no replys have been received
 This morning Chas K Howe Ioceiv- I'd telegraph message from his sister stating that she and her mother were
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-22

ron, which was reported destroyed last night: is now reported to be safe.
 Thousands are fleeing to the hiils back of the city and wandering in every direction. Many will suffer oI starvation, as there is not enough food m the city to feed the homeless. and those who have gone into the hill. wi find no relief There Is no water
 The loss of life is now reported con siderabiy less than in the reports sen' out last night and is pnt al 5000.
 Word from surrounding towns con tinues to add tu the ,ieath uUmbe and to the amount of property de stroyed throughout the country visit ed by the shock. Nothing definite can he ascerta;ned owing to the dam age to telephone and telegraph wires All ness from the stricken city | brought across in boatsr and owing t' the intense excitement that prevail it is next to impossible to get any thing definite.
 The militia and federal troops pat rolling the streets refuse to allow ti reporters pass, and even stop all ex ceDt those rescuing victims oi remov ing the dead.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-22

SAN FRANCISCO Apr, le--Morgues art full and further accomodat on of dead bodies ;s impossible Mayor SchmItz has established headquarters in tbr hall of justice and appointed f relief committee of fifty prominent citizens
 The troops are patrol ng the streets and guarding the bnnks and other property. They have orders to shoot anyone on sight detected in theft.
 The burn ng district this morning runs from South street on the west 10 the water front on the east, south of Market street North of Market street the burning area is between Sansome Market, Washington and the water front. There is also a block burning on Mission street between Twenty first and Twenty-second.
 inc newspapers having had their power cut off have combined and will l ssue one paper for aii from the office nf the Chronicle which has it's own power plant.
 The damage deEe is rerghly estim ated at S150,00O,00O.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-22

OAKLAND, Cal, April l9.-The fire still c Jntinues to burn in San Fran. cisco. The east residence section nov
 looks as though it would be entirely
 destroyed, as has been the businesr part. The fiames are now raging fercely on Knob Hill and California streets. Over 100000 people are wan dering helpless about the streets, and many have gone insane from the ei- tects of the shock. The Pacific Squad
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-22

 oward Third and Townsend streets. This completes the destruction of the ,ntire district known as "South of Market street."
 BIsBEE, Ariz, April 20-The Re- r;ew at II 80 this morning received ,ress dispatch fir IT; NJ mercy, Cal, ,tating that the bridal c,.up'c report ed killed by falling chimLey at De! Monte Tavern was Edward Rouzer and ! bride of Bisbee The cot pie were mar ,-ied in Los Angeles on Wedne sday anu 1 went north to sreni the hor eymo m. Mir Rouzer was manager of the op per Queen Hote. here for the past two years, and the bride, Miss NJ. smith, was sister of Mrs. George Buxton, and was well known in society here.
 OAKLAND, April 2O-Rumors and alleged reports of the total or partial destruction of shipping in the harbor are preposterous. Earthquakes, un- accompanied by tidal waves, do no damage whatever to floating ships The fact that tugs and ferry-boats are plying the bay disposes of all such ridiculous reports.
 WAsHlNGToN, April 2C-Congress today passed resolution authorizing the treasury to place at once Sl,00', 900 for the use of relief for the suffer ing in San Francisco.
 OAKLAND, April 20 The latest re- ports at police headquarters show that the eatire district bounded by Vallejo. Howard, Sansomone streets. embrac Ing practically the entire wholesa''' portion of the city has besn swept clean by fire ll this district aIe in cluded most of the citys fines: an mos, substantial buildings.
 The pecuniary loss at 9 a. n. was conservatiy.ly estimated at Sle j.0OO. 900.
 s.x FRANCISCO, April 2C-It is said that the nuh ter of hon ele,s in this city will reach the 4Ca.OU0 mark b. sundown this evening.
 SAN FRANCISCO, April 2C-Follow- ing is complete list of the rrincips buildings des,r yed or damaged:
 Gail building, entirely destroyed
 Claus Spreckels building. gu,ted hs flames.
 Hearst building, collapsed. New Chrcniclei building, badly damaged.
 The White House, walls badly cracked all plate -.lass windows gone; every piece of stock removed.
 Winchester Hotel, Third street, to- tally destroyed. Grand Opera House, totally de- stroyed
 Claus Spreckles' house and stabl-s badly damaged.
 St Luke's Episcopal church, vaness avenue, will have to be torn down.
 Mechanics Library building, badly damaged.
 Crocker building, slightly damaged
 Upphari building, totally de-troyed loss s55o,OOO. | Californi, Hotel, badly damaged. St. Francis Hotel, badly damag | pd.
 Hotel Granada, badly damaged.
 SAN FRANCISCO, April 2r--Tne loss of life in San Francisco is estimated at from 200 to 1000. with all signs in- dicating that the latter estimate is rot too much.
 More than 1000 persons were in- jured. Wild rumors have been cir cuIated that 5000 are dead. but the most conservative, while admitting the impossibiIiiy of obtaining an ac- curate list of the dead. believe it will not be more than 1000 persons. and 200 are probably Chinese.
 Anxious Tombstoners
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-22
Special to the PR0sPEcT0R.

OAKLAND, Cal, April l9-The earthquake horror and the destruction of San Francisco of the calami ties in history Huge buildings and massive ironwork was rendered asunder if it match. The entire city without excepting any portion suffered terrible loss m property and injury and death to lives. Over 100000 people homeless and the panic stricken people in state of that ueggars description Ruin and de:ol aon appears everywhere and the dreaded fire adds sreakabe horror to the situation. Fire has driven physicians and from buildings temporarily used hospitals and morgue and the blowing of whole blocks of buildings by dynamite prevent spread of fire does not check the fierce flames, Fires reported from every section of the city.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-22
RtBEKAH ASsENBIY.

Miss Nellie Tr"tt, Phcenix, ercsi- d m; Mrs O'Connor, NogaIes. vice rrt resident; Mrs M,ggie Juiisa, Tue sen, warden; Mrs Nettie Scn;r, Phue- nix, secretary; Mrs Brcd [, Douglas, teasuTer; Miss Grace Pane, Gift, n. Mir Alice Dickermaa, Tuc.on, Mrs Jennie Moore, Mofenci, trustees.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-22
RAZED BY A QUAKE.
Fire Continues ao Add to the Horror and Losses in Life and Property Reaches Appalling Aggregate
 Relief Sent From Washington

at the key broke into message he was sending and said:
 "we are having one nov, building rocking like h--l; if yon lose me you will know the shack has gone down" The force of operators left the office bat returned later. One building on Third street was damaged to that ex tent that supports were deemed nec- essary to insure its safety.
 NEw YORK, April 20.-An Assoc:a. ted Press bulletin from San Francisco this afternoon says: The fire is now raging iiercely in the residence section south of tine Freddie and nothing can stop the course of the flames. The Southern Pacific Hospital was blown mp to check the flames but to no avail. The ruins soon sfterward took fire and i the Catholic Cathedral, in the same locality, is doomed as fire is breaking out iu the roof. Saturday morning will see the city nothing but pile of ruins. Over 300,0J0 people will be homeless and without the slightest kind of shelter. Relief trains from los Apgelts, threein number, are held up north of Fresno and it is doubtful whether they can get through for a , day or two on account cf immenss damage to tine track. Some relief is being secured by steamers and tho stock of provisions increased The fire Is spreading rapidly in the drec ton of the Golden Gate Park. whe , thousands have been csmped sinct tine fatal day. The loss of life is now placed at 800.
 OAKLAND, April 2C--rhe fire stil continues 10 burn iiercely, and is now burning beyond Webster street. Tn, addition which contains the homes O the millionaires and people Of tn, weslthier class is now doomed. Tn, The destruction of tine western section marks the finish of the entire city
 This city and Alameda are over crowded with ihe refugees from San Francisco. Every bit of bread wa. consumed ht re last night and restau rants here and there closed their door. before breakfast time. Such bread as can be had in San Francisco com mands ore dollar a loaf Intense sui iering from lack of drinking water prevails Chief of Police thinks los, ,i life will not exceed 250. Nati, r has subscribed s2,s00,O00 to helr suffers.
 WisfISGToH, April 20-The War . Depsrtmen. las received the follow , ing bulIetii from San Francisco [ "The outside c,,.ies have heen sending ! fire engines tn San Fran cisco to assist in subduing the flames. out found ], , useless or account of no water, and are returning to Oakland and otliei points.
 "Firemen report the city doomed SAN FRANCISCO, April Z0-rwo hun dred thousand people slept out of ,Oi last night, and the homeless numbe, is being increased by thousands a. all efforts to stop the fire is futile.
 The Postoffice building is gutte1 and there ara no mail ,Isjiverias E,,i;,
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-22

Los ANGELES, April l9-A wireless message in the vicinity of San Fran cisco states that another shock was experienced there at ? p m and every building lei, st 'nding yesterday was thrown down. 4 report that the city was sinking and being covered with water from the bay has been denied, but is given credence by many.
 OAKLAND, CAL. April l9-All com munications with the islands of the Pacific has been cut of by damage done to the cable between here and Honolulu so that nothing can te heard from the Sandwich Islands, Japan or the Philippines.
 OAKLAND, Cal. April l9 3 P m-A message has been received from Washington stating that the treasur,
 
 departmen, had wired sl2, 100000 to be used by the banks in San Francis co but it cannot be used at present a. all banka gre closed and some ir complete ruin.
 OAKLAND, April i9-3:l5 p m-A stiff breeze continues to blow from the Pacific and the fires c,btipue to spread. Thousands of persons ~ho have hovered together in some of ( down town parks are nearly surrounde by flames. but are not in danger of the flames, and many will suffer from thirst and want of food before aid can reach them.
 SAN FRANCISCO, April l9-The city is still without water and suffering from that source is already manifest. ing itseli among the women and children. A food famine also threat ems the city and appeals for aid have been sent out to the federal govern . mept and the cities on the coast.
 SACRAMENTO, Cal, April l9-Tht latest reports show the following fatalities estimated:
 San Francisco. .-.... -. 45U Oakland .-..-....-........ zi East Oakland
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-22
GRAND ENcAMPMEyr,

Chas W Clsck. Glote, crand ra- ri'ich; A frrgu+nn, D ng as, grand " gh riie-i; Fred F, rde son, Bishee. srar senior warden; G R tEeniger. rAcS"n, grani inior warden: George \ Minfz, Phpenix, grand scribe; c F Avery, Prescott. grand treasurer; II II Pratt, Philip Oa'e., Gioh;V R Nor rls, PboenIx, grand trustees.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-22

New York via. Western Union 10 Les Angeles Cal, April 19: To Mayor A. Wentworth, Tombstone, Arizona--san Francisco in dire need of immediate assistance. Citizens have asked me as native born Californian to aid in york of relief Have started funds in this city and in all cities where we have cores. pcndence. Clarence H. Eackay gives me five thousand dollars; George ]. Gould, five thnusand; Chas. M Sehwab. five housand Mrs. Huntington, five thousand Mrs. ?. 4. Rearst five thousand: W. R. Hearst, five thousand and many otter subscriptions of thousand dollars Am sending tonight from Les Engees relief train and re ef steamers. doctors and supplies pray that your citilens may realize the terrible dis tress of San Francisco citizens and that they will help us at once to the extent of their ability.
 Signed WIILlAa RANDOLPH HEARST.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-22
Odd Fellows Grand
 Ledge Comes to End

The place Of the next annual meet ing "i the l 0. 0. F. ~ill be held t Prescott. The officers of t encamp- m"i't ar.d th' ReheImhs follow:
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-22
"Firemen report the city doomed

SAN FRANCISCO, April z0-rwo hun dred thousand people slept out of d ,OI last nigh., and the homeless numbe, is being increased by thousands a. all efforts to stop the fire is futile.
 The Postoffice building is gutte1 and there are no mail deliveries Fuii, three-fonrths of all the buildings in the city have been destroyed. It i. impossible to estimate the number of killed or the P ,per;y loss.
 SAN FRANCISCO, April 20--The da, .iswued on sc. ne Of death ard d,-s iation. During the night fan es had consumed many of the ciiy's fines structures and skipped in a dozen directions to the residence portion. They had made their way over into North Beach section, and springinr up to the south, they reached out along ihe shipping section, down the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-06-29
Senate and House in Brief.

Washington, June %. = The senate
consumed the greater part of the day
discussing the public building bill,
which was passed. Continued dis
agreement on the meat inspection mat
ter was reported. The conference re-
port on the Lake Erie and Ohio river
canal bill was agreed to. Tillman made
a long speech on the Mrs Minor Nor
ris incident at the White House. The
general deficiency bill was passed. An
executive session was held.
The conference reports ON the rail-
road rate bill and the agricultural APP
preparation bill were considered and
adopted in the house. The house re-
fused to reeede on the meat inspection
matter. A large amount of miscel-
laneous business was transacted At
night the campaign thunder factory
was in operation until II o'clock.