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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-10-11
Gtienbabn Seittabelle.
sslapare, ~eadapanna uno @eHern Balm.


Su ardft rem "a. Suni 1906.
GunIid -9ulGet scranton fir Nttp gCrf
UNI 2.05, $40, sos. 500. 1920, Born. ;
1910, 1925 uue $40 3atmiitass. SIR
Rtp gprf unS philadelphia, um $40 Born;
12.40 uup SO, Na6mittass. Cir
3pbobauua, 6.tu Natmittags.
R0rolid -8ur 9ufalO I'M rs. 6.25 u. 900
Wpr.; t.55. GAO uub tt.tu Rdtmittags. Cir
Btusbamtpu, Glmira unb 3pi6tnRatipntn, nm
1910 Ror uni I 05 Na6m. 6Hr Sspssp.
SyraeuIt uub Utica. UNI lis unb 6.25 Wpr. ;
ISIS Ra6mittass SsrtgO. SpraeuIt unh
Utica 3ug I'M 6.25 Wer. lGuft iGglib, auses-
npmmtu Sountass. 8ir Wcntrpit um 900
Mpr. los unp Gao Na6n. Ri6plGpn VIC.
epmpcatiCn. UNI 400 Nahmittnas. Bling.
hampton artpmredtipu, I'M 6.t5 Nadmittdss.
Dloomsburg 9ibifon-8Gl6bi scranton
fir Rortbumtsrlanb I'm 6.35, 10 20 Npr.
1.55 uuh $40 Ra&m. 8ir plymouth UNI 9.O5
Ra1mittags.
SountaeSs3hee.
slolid -8ar Nsp gprF um 2 05, 900,
COS nus 1920 Nprssns; 1896 uub 3.4O
Hdhm.
R6rSIia - SIR Buffalo nm lis. unt
6.25 Mpr. t.55, $40 unb lilo Nabut.
Sir Siusbamton uub 3uiiGtufaticurn, 900
unb 1910 gprmittaes.
UIoomsburg 9ibifou- @sl6et SCRANTON
UNI 1920 Npr. unb $40 Na6mittaes.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-10-11

4Fociatton CUR @erbeferung Der Sc
bensperbGItnife Der armen unb Inges
b0riger Der 9eieuI9uft CUR Reformi=
rung iusenoli9er 9elinquenten.
Serbert 9arions felt 10 5iemli6
ous 9egentbeil BON einem tppii6en
polititer bar. @r lit nit Ri9ten elm
gutter &erl" uno lGbt nit ieiner bin
men tnodisen Sigur. ieinen i4arfen,
etigen 9eii6ts5iigen, ieinen ernit
oreinblidenben 4usen; ieinem groben
Run6e uno ieiner fart gebogenen
NuIe nidts fpeniger als Die Sermus
tbung duftommen, oab er nit Sumor
begabt Iei. @r lit Elm @egner oes Sc
mules BON Sptrituofen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-10-11
eadapanna g. @gomins 0anep.
NaureI Qinie.)
Srat In Strait am 1. Stunt 1906.

ITlt IN NTdft am I. JUN IJV0.
3tae psrlaGtn Scranton nm 1 90, 200, 300
400, 500 une 600 Mprsens. lin 5 40 MOr-
gems an @o6tntastu uub ale ua&fclssnts
ipan,is Miuutsn, uue UNI 700 Wprstns an
Spunfdetn unb alt ua6fOIssuot ,rdujis Dit
uutrn bio uni i%uflufpt IL 10 RaGtS, tn @i'
Iss-Sarrt III Ninuttn ipGttr aufommsrb.
3iat ALE 10 Winuisu an WpHtniastn BON
800 Bis GAO Ra6mittass.
Grprteihst balttn nur In pittStpn an, ptr'
IaFtn Scranton ale Stuubt t6sIit, ausas-
nommsn Spuntas, BON 7.f6 Wurasns bis um
7.f6 Ra&mittdss uue trtftu In @iIfts'Sar
80 Winuttn lpSttr Gin.
OtfttrH Di,nf ipii&sn Scranton, NaY Gus
parf une petrsburg.
Sitbt Sabrplau fir atp6dbtfSretrnct 9ist.
30. @plp IT,, 9trftbrsl.ittr, Sudnipu,
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Drruurrasfnnr aarOnnmil.
Srau ~. y. 6Iemtnes' Steuune, INT eduns
gen unp isItene Gbrun0sn.

Seit Den Sagen Caroline Seri9els
uno Marid Nit9els bat feline 6rdu
in Der aitronomie pieoer cine 10 MIDI
tise Ro1e geipielt. ais Sruu Diuius
nina Paton Sleming, cine geborene
S9otttn, Die, nadbem ie in DUNDEE,
S9ottlano, als 2ebrerin sspirtt. i'm
Sabre 1879 i'm bitter BON % Sdbren
nab ben Ser. Staaten fam unb fi6
am SbIerpatorium Der Sarparbsunis
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Dir ,,S6wimmbdutrr."

cufeI Cams @arinetruppsn uiO ibr CLANS
Jenoer Reforo.
Sas Warinetorps Der Ser. Staas
ten lit cine Sruppe, uuf Die Der Qmes
ritaner itol3 iein lam. pS4pimm>
6iuter" beibt man i'm S9er5 Die
tpaderen Sungens, Ole ibren 9ienit nit
slei9em S3neio gu @ufer uno gu
aanoe tbun, unb oenen es aud oiess
nal pieosr sufiel. als critics 8ontins
gent unTerer bepaffneten Mu6t. Die
autoritGt Ontel Cams auf Subd gu
ftiiben.
Sn iebem arieg, in tpeIden Die Ser.
Staaten perpidelt nuroen, buben ii9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-10-11
oberA 9. 8. Z. caller.

Wdrinstruppen ausse5eidnet. sic err
beben ben Qnipru9. Die dlteite militds
ride a0rperidaft i'm resuldren
9ienite Der Rution gu iein, GIter als
4rmee uno Slotte. sic ipuroeu i'm
Ropember ITS in's 2sben seruien, als
Der Sentimental SongNb Die 8iIOuns
3tpeier 8ataillone Warinetruppen. als
She'll Der &ontinentalarmse Dor Boz
fton," dnoronete.
Die Rartnetruppen fpielten I'M
Sample 5fpiiden Dem .8onbomme
Rtharb" unb Der vSerapis" cine erobe
Rple, unb pGbreno oes Repolutionss
trieges biI6eten fie fi9 gu elmer 70 hers
porragsno bisSiplinirten &0rperi9aft
aus, oub, als na9 benz &riese 4rmee
uno Slotte entlafen puroen, oas Mas
rineforps b~eibebdItsn puroe uno gu
iener 3eit Die ein5tse regulGre Sruppe
odrTteIIte.
Sffiaieq eebSren Die Wdrinetrups
pen sur Glotte unb iteb.n unter Der
Surisoittion oes MurineietretGrs. sic
6ienen unter ibren eissnsn. an Der Mas
rineafaoemie aussebiGbeten SffiSieren
uno buben ibre beIonoere, bon ben
rglauidden" berf9iebcne Uniform.
S6erff 2ittleton u. 8. Wuler, tpel>
der bic Wariuetruppen in aubu be-
febligt, bat fi9 Iotpobl bon Santiago
aIs aud tpdbrsnb Der 9orerunruben
m China uno auF ben pbilippinen ben
Ruf eines umF4tigen unb tapferen
SSiihrers ertporben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-10-11

sufibren, Der ieinerseit 10000 Mart
untsr Der 8eoingung ~itiftete, Dab NIT
oieIen Mitteln elm ausi6ltebli9 Der
&rebsfori6ung oienenoes Sruntens
buus in SeioeIbsrg geI9affen peroen
Ioae. Die baoiI9e Regierung itelte
na9 @nnabme Der Stiftung ben 9o0en
fir bas GebGuOe our @%erfiigung. Die
glnitalt beitebt aus srpei 4btbeilungen:
elmer tttnii9en fir Sruntenpflege uno
elmer piFenI6aftliden, in Der our6
@erTude. biolosii9s9emif9e uno anas
tomiI6e 4r6eiten bic Natur uno ole
llrIaden Der &rebsfrantbeit mOgli6it
tlargelegt tperoen. lin Dem Snititute
feline &raft u~ngetbeilt pibmen gu tDns
men, bat gsernn feline 2ebrtbdtigteit an
Der SetOelberser llniperiitdt dufsesss
ben.
9rofefor GERM III cine Der mar
tdnteIten Decentralization Der mooers
men @erateipelt. Die iiberdus 5ublreis
den @erbeFerunsen Der operations
metbooen, Die GSernp uuf ben peri4tes
oenften 9ebieten in bic Pruris eins
fiibrte, baben tpeieutli9 gum aufs
f6nung Der mpoernen Gbirurgie beis
getraeen. Seine tpiFeniduftlide
Saupttbat lit Die erperimentele Be
griinoung Der SbdtIa9e, bdB nan ben
aebltopf obne abiolute 2ebensgefa6r
bsieitigen fam. @ef0rOert bat er aud
peIentli6 bic Re1ectipn an Magen uno
Darn, fopie ole Riersn6irursie. Wies
Der eingefiibrt bat sr Die fogendnnte
Raoitaloperatipn Der Bride.
8incens gsernp puroe 1912 tn
Sruutendu, 86bmen, geboren. Gr
fubirte in Wien Wsoisin unO rpurbe
@IIiftsnt Isines 2ebrers 8iarotb. 3pt'
I6en Qebrer un6 Sdiilsr %entitunoen
ense Observation-Disclosures, bic ii9 I'm
70 feiter tniipfteu, als beioe i'm oeutfds
fran36Ii9en ariege 1870 auf 1871
freiniaig als artsgsdtrursen tbdtia
tpdren. Sn Deibenburs bate Bill
roth nit @sernp %5uiummen Die 2eitune
Der S~elola3aretbe ibernommen. SIN
Sabre 1871 ipurbs g5ernp als profei'
for Der Gbtrurste unb Srettpr oer
aIintt nab Sreiburs t. 9. ~berufen,
@e6s Sabre ipGtsr folgte sr in glei'
der gigenIdaft einem Ruf an Die b.
oiI9e 9anoesuniperftGt SsioeIberg
Sm Sabre 1901 peilte G5ernp in Der
Ger. Stacen, mo sr Die berporragenoa
fen !SoipitGler, fopie bic 8ergperte II
Colorado uno lltab beIudte.
Gin pornebmer Gbdruttsr our9 uni
ourG, bat G5erup. Der nit Der So6tel
oes perftorbensn ~beriibmten 8liniteri
9ubmuul perbeirutbet TT, i'm pdtient
tex niemaIs ben Meni6en pergefen
OH bic SauIsnoe, oenen er our9 fetn
&unit @efunobett unb 2ebenseliit
tpieoersdb, perebren in ihm nidt MI
ben Sslfer aus bitterer Rotb, ionoerr
aud ben 5reunb, Der NIT feinem gutter
Ser5en nit ibnen fiiblts, boffte uni
fit. Sn Der 9eieGf9aft tets gu BE
bdgIiher, %snregenber unterbdltung be
reit, seis Gsernp in ieiner iibersrobel
8eI9eioenbeit ME, bab er Der sroB
tesibmte Gbirura TT.
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plawen-AuriOftat.
RaIifornisn fuItlpirt aiirbihs aut 8aume,i
nit arpfiem GrfpIg.

aalifornien, oas 2anb Der humber
barren @rrungenidaften uuf Dem Sc
biete Der Sortitultur. bat elm neues
qflanSen : &uripium beroorgebra6t,
tpel6es Sfpar lange ni4t 10 mertpiira
Dig uls Der tsrnloie 4pfel 1T, nt4tss
nitopeniger aber re6t interefant err
I9einen oiirfte. Sin tnsent0Ier 5ar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-10-11
Dit ,,aamrtlk6nisin."
IRA smo fisus sIuarts, bic siuSiee &amseIs
bslabmerin Der @ett.

Wao sm oiitus Hlarts, bic einstge &ameeIs
bsydbmerin Der @ett.
MaoemotIele 9lan9e I1artD, tpelae
tiir5li9 BON paris in Rerp Yort eina
traf, tann ben Rubm fir fi6 in ans
ipru6 nsbmen, Die einaige 8ameeIbdns
Sigerin Der MeIt in ibrer perion gu
reprGientiren. Sn Der frana0fi9en
SauptItaot batten i6r Die Sabitues bes
9~ouleparos ben 8einumen .oie tleine
aameelt0nisin" seseben. Sbpobl in
paris geboren, Bat Mdbemoiiele Oil
lartp bod ben grObten She'll ibres 2es
bens in Sanger uno unbersn Srten in
Marotto sugebra6t, mo ibr Batter, elm
franaDif9sr Q~rmeeuffi5ier, itationirt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-10-11
ARfet aflaBt.
HdraubenfIdeeI ano propeller bee Tam,
piers ,,@aiierin aluauits Wietoria."

Don Der eritaunli9en @r0Be, Ole
meni9lide Snsenieurtunit beute ben
O5eani9tffen gu seten permug. sibt
Die beisefigte Qbbiloung cine quite
@priteIung. @as man uuf ibr iiebt,
1T elm tleiner She'll Oes neueIten stpiz
I6en Sumburg unb giep gort pertebs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-10-11

mar. Ddbrenb ibres 9tufentbdItes in
ben DIE 8iiite umidumenOen ufrituni-
i6en StGoten, ma9te ibr elm Bebuis
men. Sduptling Elm SameeI unb Spar
Elm Dromeodr gum 9ei9ent. nit tpels
dem Fe ieitbem Sduienoe bon WeiIsn
sereif TIT. Dos .Wiiftenidtff' betuns
set gsseniib.r Teinsr 9ebisterin cine uns
gepS6nli9e qnbdnsIi6feit. uno aud
Brdulein @nartb TT benz treusn Sbisr,
Sas auf ben Ramsn ~Stroar" bort.
febr auaethdn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-10-11

Gtpa 100 sage odusrt es.
Biz Der S~inssrnaseI 70 pisl setpudisn
1T, tpte feline fidtbdre 2dngs betrdgt.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-19
SENTENCE FOR PENNY THIEF
Boy Who Stole Cent from a Girl Is
Sentenced-14-Year- Defen-
dant In Court
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
NEW YORK, April + For stealing
penny from Priscilla Summers, a
lass of ten, Magistrate Crane sentenced
Michael Petite, four years his victims
senior, to three years in the reforma-
tory today.
Priscilla lives with her parents at
234 East Ninety-sixth street. Tuesday
night, after he had finished dinner, her
father gave her penny and told her
to go to the news stand and buy him
paper At the corner Michael Pttite
met her. Her penny was clasped tight
in her little hand
What are you holding so tight, little
girl?" he asked.
ITS penny she said. I'm going
to buy a paper for my father"
"Give it to me-" said Michael, grand
ly. you don't know how to buy a
paper. I'll do it for you"
Priscilla thanked Michael, but de-
cliend his offer. When she tried to pass
on he caught her about the neck with
one hand, while with the other he
forced her fingers open and took her
penny. Priscilla screamed loudly and
policeman who was near by ran up
and arrested the lad.
When arraigned before Magistrate
Carne Michael looked hardly any older
tain did his accuser. He was small for
his age but when he-facer the court
he wore a defiant air and made a face
at Priscilla
What did he do to your" asked the
magistrate of the prosecuting witness.
He choked me-" piped Priscilla, "and
stoled the penny that my papa gave
me. Then he told me Twenty-three.
Once. when I said that number to my
mamma she washed my mouth out
with soap. It's an awful bad number
to say"
my boy" said Magistrate Crane,
"you are old enough to know better
than to rob this little girl. 1 will send
you to the reformatory for three years.
They will show you there how to be-
haev."
Michael made another face as he
was away.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-19
SPRINTER WILL RACE ENGINE
Turk, Short Distance Crack, to Run
100 Yards Against Fast
VandaIia Locomotive
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, April
Turk, the Rose Polytechnic sprinter, is
going to race with Vandalia fast engine
No. for 100 yards. Railroad men
and Roses scientific young engineers
often have arguments, and a recent
one was as to the comparative speed
of a man and an engine for short dis
tance.
pat Daily, the veteran engineer,
will be at the throttle of the engine.
The start from standstill will neces-
state the engine gathering speed so
quickly that at the end of ten sec
onds, or at the end of 100 yards, the
big machine will be going at the rate
of forty miles an hour. At least that
is the result of the calculations of the
Rose mathematicians.
Railroad men generally believe the
engine will win. Daily has a record
for making an engine hump itself. On
one occasion he complied so well with
an order to bring Senator Conkling to
Terre Haute to meet a political cam
paign engagement that the senator had
TO ask for less speed
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-19
HIRES CAB TO CROSS STREET
But the New Yorker Doesn't Know II
Until He Wanted to
Go Back
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
ST. LOUIS, April 1S.-Even If he is
from Little old New York" Edwin
Baker. who arrived Tuesday, stranger
in st. Louis, does not think all of the
wisdom and shrewdness is concentrated
in the metropolis, after a little expe-
rience with a cabman. Baker is a
guest at the Southern hotel When he
got in he went first to the st. James
hotel to inquire for friend. Not find
ing the man, he concluded to go to the
other hotel. 1t is eighty feet from the
ST. James to the Southern, but Baker
didn't know it. The New Yorker hailed
a cab on the sidewalk,
"How far is 1t to the Southern" he
asked.
80, I can get you there inside of ten
minutes" said "cabby."
The cab circled leisurely around three
or four blocks and landed the passenger
at the hotel entrance. The driver said
that $1.50 was the regular rate, but that
he would cut it to 81. Baker added a
tip in recognition of the cabman's gem
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-19
A QUESTION OF COST.

In any number of stores
you'll see various prepara'
tions of cod liver oil at as
many different prices. You'll
wonder, perhaps, why SCOTS
Emulsion costs more than
some other kind in as large
a bottle. Hearing only one
side of the question you may
be led into buying the "just
as good as Scott's " at the
lower price. That's false
economy. SCOTS Emulsion
costs more because its more
expensive to make. Every
ingredient is tested and guar
anteed Of the purest quality.
No adulteration, no shaving
of quality. There's no econ
omy in bargain medicine. If
you can afford to experiment
with your health, substitutes
may satisfy you. We take it,
however, that you want a
pure preparation, a reliable
remedy and something that's
going to help you. That's
what you get In SCOTS
Emulsion. Thirty years the
standard.
SCOTT BOVINE. 4os, ,Pe.ri St, New YsrH.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-19
OBTAINS $1,000
FROM FIFTEEN
FIRMS AS AID

Louis NJ. Cole of the Simon Levi COM
pany secured subscriptions to the
amount of $1,000 yesterday by soliciting
among the business houses of the city.
He stated that he found that the
business men of Los Angeles were
anxious to contribute to the help of the
sufferers of the San Francisco earth
quake.
The amount mentioned was secured
from fifteen of the business houses of
Los Angeles.
The relief fund is growing hourly as
every person who is approached seems
to be willing to contribute as much as
they are able.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-19
MANY ANXioUSLY
AWAIT NEWS FROM
ME METROPOLIS

Among those who anxiously awaited
news from the north was Mrs. Ralph
Kaiser, living on Budlong avenue.
Her father, H. Friedman. is a wealthy
resident of San Francisco and was
possibly stopping at the Palace hotel
Tuesday night
He owns considerable property in this
city and expected to make trip to
Los Angeles within short time.
AS an evidence of the widespread in
terest taken in the San Francisco ca
Iamity in the east, a man stopping in
Buffalo wired to his cousin in this city
to inquire if she was safe. The early
reports in the east limited at a temblor
that extended along the entire coast.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-19
WESTERN UNION
MEN FORCED TO
LEAVE BUILDING
BY Associa ted Press.

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, April 1S.--The wal
department has been furnished the fol
lowing message from the Western
Union at San Francisco:
Although water has been secured by
the firemen in many sections the fire
is by no means under control.
1t is raging around Pine and Mont
gomery streets and the Western Union
Telegraph company's building has been
abandoned to its fate.
At the Oakland ferry, where the COM
pany has established an office, it is
difficult to obtain information concern
ing current events.
The Western Union Telegraph COM
pany has telegraphed to General Fun
ston, in charge of the department of the
Pacific, asking him to issue passports
for their employees. in order to facil-
itate their reaching the wires in San
Francisco.
Martial law has SO far made 1t i'm
possible for anyone to go from Oakland
to the burning city.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-19

erosity and wondered whether all st.
Louis "cabbies' were like that one.
An hour later Baker wanted to go
back to the st. James and asked the
clerk to call cab. He was told that
the st. James was just across the street.
He was so surprised that he told the
story in a moment of indignation. Then
the humor of it dawned, and he asked:
"I wonder how he knew l was from
New York and would stand for regu-
lar New York hold-up?"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-19
RAISE $1,000
IN SECOND
CHURCH OF CHRIST

AS an instance of the patriotism and
loyalty of the American people might
be cited the fact that $2200.33 were
raised on five minutes notice last even
ing at the weekly meeting of the Second
Church of Christ, Scientist, in Simpson
auditorium.
1t is for the benefit of the sufferers in
San Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-19
AGNEW ASYLUM
GONE; INMATES
ARE AT LARGE
Rv Associnted Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 1S.-Super-
visor Fred Horner of Oakland. who re-
turned from San Jose in his automo-
bile this afternoon, stated that the Ag-
new asylum near that city is total
wreck; that many of the inmates were
killed, and that the remainder are run
ming around loose, terrorizing the COM
munity.
The superintendent of the institution
and his wife were both killed.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-19
HIGHLAND PARK
GENEROSITY IS
QUICKLY SHOWN

A large collection for the San Fran
cisco sufferers was made at the High
land Park Presbyterian church last
evening. The collection will be left to-
day at the office Of Poar & Wing, Ave-
nue. Fifty-one and Pasadena avenue.
A large collection was also made al
the Orchard Avenue Baptist church.
The collections will be continued 20
day.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-19
DREAMLAND
AIDS RELIEF
MOVEMENT

For the aid of the San Francisco
sufferers the Los Angeles Amusement
company has announced that all ad-
missions to the Dreamland roller skat-
ing rink which are taken in tonight
will be donated to the help of the
stricken city.
The money will be turned into the
san Francisco relief fund, which is
being raised by the various amusement
enterprises and theaters of the city.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-19
ACTING CHIEF
TELEGRAPHS TO
CHIEF OMAN

The following telegram was sent yes
terday morning to Chief of Police
Dinen of San Francisco:
Accept sincere sympathy, person
ally, and in behalf Of the city. Wire
Immediately if we can be of any as
sistance.
PAUL FLAMMER.
Acting Chief of Police"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-19
Gov. Pardee on the Scene

BY Associated Press,
SACRAMENTO, April 1S.-Governor
Pardee started for San Francisco at 3
o'clock this afternoon and was accom-
panied by Lieutenant j. Alexander of
the adjutant generals staff.
II is the desire of the governor to
be on the ground so as to take imme-
diate steps for furnishing relief.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-19

and Gomorrah is to be enacted in oul
age many people of Los Angeles had
better run to cover"
Rev. w. H. Rider, pastor of the
Westlake Methodist church, was anx-
iously awaiting news from his daughter
who Is a student at the Stanford uni
versity. He said:
"It Is not fair to think that ii is for
the wickedness of the city. Like the
tower at Jerusalem. it falls on the good
and the bad alike. The sun and the
rain come OH the Just and the unjust
alike. These events have q lesson for
us and show that we are in the hands
of power beyond ourselves and brings
to us the consciousness that we are
weak and dependent"
Rt Rev. Mgr. Harnett. pastor of
the Cathedral of st. Vibiana, expressed
his deepest sympathy with the city of
San Francisco and said that the disas-
ter was far beyond words.
Not Punishment
Rev. Robert Mcintyre said:
II don't think it is a punishment, for
when the tower fell in Jerusalem the
Savior said those who were killed were
only killed because they happened to
be under it when it fell. San Francisco
Is no worse a city than many others.
anxious to hear the details"
Dr. j. j. wilkins dean and rector
of St Paurs pro-cathedral. expressed
himself as appalled, at the disaster and
will probably preach on it Sunday.
Mysterious Manifestation
Rev. A. G. Smither pastor Of the
First Christian church, said;
at is one of the mysterious manifes-
tations of the forces of nature. We
don't know the origin and nature of
earthquakes. The finite cannot 'compre-
hend the infinite and it is folly for us
to undertake to express the cause of
so great a calamity
Rev. C. c. Pierce, pastor of the Me-
mortal Baptist church, said:
1T Is the most terrible disaster in
the history of America. l think it Is
but natural causes that brought it
about"
1T is so appalling that it freezes the
very words IN my mouth" said Dr. S.
Hecht, rabbi of the Temple B'nai
Birth. ut is the most appalling in
centuries and the nearness of 1t
touches us. The Jewish people of Los
Angeles will work in line with other cit
izens in any assistance that may be
decided upon"
Family Awaits Particulars
It is not known whether Rev. A. S.
Phelps. pastor of the Central Baptist
church of this city. was in the doomed
city at the time of the disaster, where
he had stopped on his way to Port
land TO attend the Baptist conference.
His family were sanXiously awaiting
tidings last evening.
The sisters at the Sisters hospital
were awaiting anxiously word from the
stricken city as ihey have five insti-
tutions there. ont. st. Vincent's school,
is located on Mission street, and its
fate was not kpFEn. They also have
a hospital in SAT- lose. Several of the
graduate nurses 0f, the institution left
last evening 70 render aid to the suf-
ferers, includingy the Misses Deering,
Haley and victaia. Nothers will go as
soon as they can he spared
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-19

SAN FRANCISCO, April 1S, 1Op.
H NIT looks now as If the entire
y city would be burned.
The Associated Press Is trying
h to get matter TO Oakland by boat,
} but they are very uncertain.
The government Ia furnishing
tugs, hut the confusion In 80 great
H that they cannot he relied upon.
II VIII he impossible to send full
details for several days.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-19
OAKLAND. April 1s. $ p. M

( OAKLAND, April 1s, s p. NJ
+ At this hour the fire in San Fran
d cisco is increasing In violence.
b 1T il spreading in all directions.
q in both the business and residence
q quarters.
: 1t is reported that while build
= ing WINS being blown up with
q dynamite a premature explosion
O killed fifteen men.
: The terminal mole at the water
q front and Market street fell today
= and buried twenty persons.
4 These were incinernted, and
= there iS no possibility of learning
q their identity.