The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-25
|AR|TY KNOWS No
\ RACE OR COLOR
Francisco Citizens Resent
Inference of Discrim-
inatiOn.
TINE OF BUSINESS
is AGAIN TAKEN UP
ief Work Throughout Has
Been Admirably and I'm
partially Managed.

{ partially Managed.
" FRANCISCO, April 24.-This was
Iseventh day since the earthquake
i the city so severely and started
,ires that laid It in ashes. and, as
a the preceding days. Tuesday took
me accumulated impetus of Monday
dded such volume of force OF its own
"Wednesday will dawn on q situation
Is a long way toward the normal.
Marts Of Trade Opening.
marts OF trade as remain un
I'd were opening for the transaction
tdinary business. temporary struc-
were being run up for accommoda-
OF It's ruins was we'll under way
Inuuiry into the condition OF the
n vaults was completed the organ
n and preparation for service or
trcet railways were so far advanced
the company expressed Its readiness
sumo business as soon as the Mayor
| permit; the water company an
->.ed tho completion OF such repairs
ablcd II TO supply total of l2.Vo.-
Rllons daily-in fine, there was all
dkidence TO put at rest now and Tor
Wthc fenrs OF those, who predicted
San Francisco would never rise
Citizens Surprised.
,citizens OF San Francisco had done
Hendidly In the face of such an ap-
Z catastrophe that some little con-
President Roosevelt's proclamation
Acad. turning over 10 DR.. Edward
? OF the National Red Cross the
Eement Of relief measures and the
bution of the great funds so gen
,.y appropriated by Congress, and
3lmending to tho people OF the
States that their contributions OF
Ind supplies and money should be
Id into the same hands
Result of Misinformation
ere was momentary feeling that
zen who had endured the heat and
II of the day were being unfairly
hw and foreign keeping, 1t WAS soon
uted by the reflection that the ac-
...f the President was the result of
lbrmation. At q conference at Fort
I'M attended by Gems. Greel" and
nhn, Mayor Schmitz, Gov. Pardee.
,lEevine and some others. it was
that this was tho case and that
to the President. informing him
Il splendid work already done and
ii perfect willingness to assist In
= ding the measures already taken,
Milo Race Distinction Made.
n hurt even more than this was the
W. Ion made in the letter from Presi-
ooscvelt TO Secretary of War Taft
..ports had reached him that less
was being shown the Chinese who
PTRlere than the whites. and directing
Iep- this be true the situation should
W(edied at once. If the people of
n,ancisco arc not In love with the
II WAS felt that the name they
-irned in the past for charity and
artedness should have saved them
gnny possible reflection that they
fhave permitted any human being
black or yellow-within their
DeS 10 suffer. Mature reflection. how
rought the conviction that the
lst nd not reached the President, and
10" al message was sent him signed
constituted authorities, recounting
ct facts.
lessage was as follows:
! ~ ", Plain-Spoken Message.
lent Theodore Roosevelt, White
'"- Washington. D. c.
r5H eports that the people or the OFF,
Wr the relief committees of San
:. ,.zco are making any distinction In
8, succoring or protecting the
zht b. or any other people differing In
color, are totally false and entirely
he Nled, The committees, and even
lfty-.neless sufferers themselves are
4, I'd the Chinese and all other fellow
:" natcs with the consideration and
. SOS worthy OF our civilization and
Elks eountry. The people of San Fran
on, re striving with all their hearts to
s s'S heir destitute, care for their sick,
diu their helpless and uplift their
ined Irrespective Of race. creed or
as,ss accordance with the dictates OF
" In q manner worthy of Amcri-
NuEed In the common brotherhood OF
lease give press.
enst. =. SCHMITZ. Mayor.
lnss w. MORROW,
10 l<<oresidont Red Cross.
n k,'I. SYMMES.
usI President Merchants Association.
feo % PHELAN.
rains treasurer Relief Committee.
nelfo3BI VOORSANGER,
ac Ds5committee on Hunger.
.rHERINE G, FELTON,.
'achS 5ecretary Associated Charities.
'noilts.ss sRFAS H WHEELAN,
BY M,5ommittee Sick and Helpless.
-u.s,,!N u Now Food for All.
en " TX OF housing and feeding tho home
:, "A MOI rcconstltuting the sanitary Condl-
nu' endy so far advanced Monday. was
"a OF y with tremendous energy. Ii ls Ger
: co ~ no one is hungry I'm San Francisco
zIll r1slnlcss he IL wlfully There ls
II and the method OF distribution has
- T.<srfect that 1t In within reach OF all.
health and sanitary conditions. they
was Edering oil circumstances. excellent
, oso" Arise as by Magic.
(sreat stretches OF the Golden Gate
A pa;i55cd the world over for It's beauty,
" arisen frame shelters for 40 900 peo-
Arn Millionaire in the land has SO mag
n The Hsetting Tor his home az have these
Kasf,be greet San Francisco fire. There
:. Iy1rf inc who are tcntlng on the grounds
10 kos,i purely matter OF choice. There
DC "a "a u tsidcrablo want OF blankets bedding
venue<<nd when this has been met as pos
I'LL be within the next twenty -four
,,is W. condition OF those unfortunetes VIII
q all that has happened, be almost
the f,s5So Further Anxiety.
iAS days San Francisco showed an un.
gernese 10 get rid OF its people
has passed, There Is no further
R06k >'hcn the measures of relief under
- byhout the country are considered
lmatSs ~ HI not be able properly 10 caro- fol-
ID ara iisfho remain. OF the able- bodied me
,sn laborers shc has especial need
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