The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-22
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Semblances OF order appear Men arc
| rising equal to the occasion. One-fourth
OF OF the city is saved. Property valued al
| SSSO,OCOcJO is gone. Most OF this damage
| was done by the fire
Tho probable killed is 1900 persons, bu,
| conditions arc sun too chaotic TO be cer-
TAIN others that are dead may largely
Increase this list No one now can tell
Some were killed by falling walls, others
ey explosives Some met more tragic
fates. Probably 100 ghouls have been shot
| For this work the officers are applauded
No mercy Is shown the Jackals. Hunger
while stalking wondrously huge. soon will
that were saved have focked TO Golden
Gate park and to the hills Those that
arc here find bread. somo meat and
cheese.
The police and the militia work splcn-
didly No one Is turned away Fortu-
nately. the weather Is flne Last night
tn. the sun SI,I, sank clear. The stars shone
sea dash against tho cliffs to frighten.
from the coves the tlmid have emerged.
FROM from Golden Gate park the, hillsldes
streem with those who last night sought
SAFETY there, anticipating tidal wave
The authorities are hrrrying tho dead
to graves Piles OF decaying animal flesh
are peinG lnGinerated. Another week and
sun Is not hot enobeIr now to breed
germs that infest aud follow calamitles
In tropical countries
Panic Disappearing.
In Golden Gate park there are 200, 900
camped. There is room there for more,
put as fast as pcesible the ranks Will be
across the bay Gen. Funston has dis dis,
tribGted thousands OF tents The wound
ed are cared for, shrIeks of the scared
left standing an edict by the Mayor pre-
vents tho lighting OF fires Thls is to pre-
vent further possible CONGREGATIONS
~, pn9mIse }Tn e., Is made that by noon today TO-
gallons fr.ch y
here Tho Spring Valley Water company
so assures Mayor Schmitz. Gen. Funston
also Is laying pipe lines to Lake Mer-
Trains are rushing toward the city
from Portland, Salt Lake, ogden, Los
Angeles, Cal, and from other points, but
the supplies they carry will prove only a
morsel when go many must be fed. Fear
Is expressed that the entire available SUM-
ply OF Salt Lake City, Portland and Los
AngeIes. the three largest cities within q
radius OF loco miles. will not suffice to rs-
iieve the suffering until moro comes from
further distant points.
Water Is Cents a Glass.
EXorbitant prices are being offered for
al descriptions OF cdibles, but thew are
not to be had Bread has been sold at
brought Is cents There has been no
fresh meat obtainable since yesterdaY'
and the supply OF canned goods is about
exhausted; f,H,n ADDED to the suffering from
derSoinS great mental anguish. MANY of
them have lost everything valuable they
possess and arc left homeless. But they
count this as nothing compared to the
anxiety for missing friends
thousands of families have been sepa-
rated and one member knows not what
has bcrallcn the other. In one OF tho
refugee camps mother may be seen
the loss of her family, while in
another the family are mourning tho
missing mother. All hug the hops thnt
the missing ones may bo somewhere in
safety, but many arc doomed to learn
that II is all delusion and that the miss
Ing ones ore either crushed by the walls
thrown down by the earthquake shock OF
killed by the flames