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Arizona republican., 1906-04-19
IMPORTANT TO PHOENIX
Profit Ly This ard Find Safeguard
 Against Many Ills

Nothing is more important tH Pl1e- nix than the good health of her nef- pie. How can they fiIl their piaca iu this busy town unless they are wel-
 No one trouble is responsible f1- more nervous ills. sleeplessness- sen eral debility. weakness h1cE-achs7- rheumatic pains. even ill-temper and peevishness. than indigesticl-
 Fortunately. a combination ef reme- dies. called Mi-o-na stomach tablets has been discovered that absolutely cures indigestion and restores to healtr and strength the whole digestive sys- tenn. The use of Mi-o-ua Is safe rectly upon the gastric EIauds- re- stores perfect action Io the diEeStirc organs aids the assimilation of fool and so strengthens the whole iiScs- tive system that you can ear auythir= at any time without fear Of iudise-- tion.
 Just one little tablet out of s. cent box of Mi-o-na before meals fo- a few days. and you will soon regain perfect health and strength and t.- able to eat anything digestible uitl- out fear of stomach difficulJies-
 So reliable is Mi-o-na in curing alf forms of stomach weakIless and trnu- bles that H Goodman gives a siEuel guarantee that the remedy will CO.'S nothing unless il cures Mi-v-ua sells for 50 cents and is invaluable to any one who suffers with indigestion uer- vousness- os. weak stomach
Arizona republican., 1906-04-19
RELIEF MEASURES.
Mayor Schmitz Orders Food Supplies
 to be Held for the Homeless.

Oakland, April 1S.-Mayor Schmitz has appointed a committee of safety, composed of prominent citizens.
 Mayor Schnitz sent out word to the bakeries and milk stations throughout the city that their food supplies must be narbored for the homeless. Pro visions have already been made to place tents. in every park in the city and to those who have lost all will be given food and shelter.
 One of the worst features of>the sit uation is that San Francisco is with out water. The mains are broken and there is no immediate prospect of re- lief There is no water nearer than across the bay. What win San Fran cisco's great population do in meeting the ordinary demands of life?
 It is said Monterey. santa Cruz. Glroy, and HOllister are wrecked.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-19
THE SCENE Al NIGHT
 GRAND BUT TERRIBLE
A Summing Up of the Awful Events
 of the Day.

San Francisco. April 1S.-It will be many days before the complete story of the ruin wrought by the calamity of the earthquake and fire that visit ed San Francisco today will be writ ten and then there will remain. untold countless tales of pitiful tragedy.
 The exact loss of life will never be known as hundreds of unfortunates have been incinerated in the flames which made the rescue of those buried under toppling steeples and falling walls impossible Temporary norgues were improvised at many points only.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-19
WRECK AT SAN JOSE
 MARTIAL LAW DECLARED
Not a Business Building Left Stand
 ing.

Los Angeles, April 1S.-At San Jose the VendOme hotel annex was badly wrecked and ten or fifteen persons killed. The Doherty block wasscom- pletely burned and one woman killed. pr. McGrow was killed and his wife badly injured. Every business building was demolished. Martial law has been declared and the militia and 500 depu- ties are guarding the streets. It is estimated that fifty people have been killed. The post-office was partly wrecked.
 Passengers arriving from other cit ies in California bring tales of death and disaster from Santa Cruz, Mon terey, Gilroy. and HOllister. The death list at Santa Cruz is reported large.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-19
GRAIN.

Chicago. April 1S-Apparent conges- ton in May delivery had a strengthen ing effect today on the local wheat market. The May option opened at 8 7-S to S1; the price went down to 80 1-4 to 5-S. The high point for May was reached at S1 1-2. The market closed firm with May at S1 3-S. July closed with a net gain of 1-S61-4.
 May corn opened at 47, sold up to A. Is and declined to 46 1-4. The close was steady 46 Is.
 May oats opened at 3I 7-S. sold be- tween 31 3-4 and g i-2. and closed a g 1-4d 3-S. July sold between 30 5-S and 31 1-4 and closed at 31 Is.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-19
UNVEILED FACTORIES.
Hardly One Is Now Standing in San
 Francisco.

San Francisco, April 1S-Nearly every big factory building has been wiped out of existence and a complete enumeration of them would look like a copy of the city directory Many of the finest buildings in the city were leveled to dust by terrific charges of dynamite in the hopeless effort to stay the horror of the fire. In this work many heroic soldiers, policemen. and firemen were maimed or killed out right.
 At 10 o'clock tonight the fire was un- abated and thousands of people are fleeing to the hills and clamoring for places on the ferry boats at the ferry building.
 THE LOSS S2oo, ,ooo, 900.
 The damage is now believed to have reached $2OO.OOO.OOO and fifty thous- and people are thought to be home less.
 Under the fierce heat of the noon- day sun nineteen bodies lay in Wash ington square, where they were taken at the order of the mayor when the mOrgues and hall of justice basement held all that could be cared for.
 SUPPLEMENTAL DEAD LIST.
 The following is an additional list of the dead: Frank Burge, Mrs. Me Cam, Adalph and Amelia Schwinnet Willie Carr, Perry Frederick. Mrs. LeIa C. Powder, - Mckenzie. M A. Illus tel, - Getz, Wm. Knowe, Peter Lind
Arizona republican., 1906-04-19

Santa Rosa is a total wreck. and 1O.- 900 people are homeless. The loss of life win probably reach hundreds. Main street is piled many feet deep with fallen buildings. Not one busi- ness. bufldinG is left intact. The four-stor court-house is pile of broken mansonry. destroyed by fire. Citizens fled to tne fields and hills to watch the destruction of the city The water system was destroyed by the 'earthouake
Arizona republican., 1906-04-19
METALS.

New York. April 1S.-Copper was quoted at S5 pounds for spot and S2 pounds for futures in the London mar ket. locally the market was unchang ed also with lake quoted at s1S50d 1875; electroIytic sold at S1S.25G 1850 and casting at $1SOO@ 1925.
 Lead was unchanged at s5.S5G5.45 locally, but advanced 15s to 15 pounds IS g. 9 d. in London.
 Spelter was unchanged at 9 pounds b S in London and at S4O5@6.1O local l1-
Arizona republican., 1906-04-19
covERNMENTAL lNouIRY.

Washington. April IS. - Secretary Taft has wired General Funston at San Francisco as follows: 'I wish you would report what measures you have taken. under what authority taken, how many people need assistance and supplies. Wire me at once.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-19
CANADIAN sTRiKE lNDoRsER.

Indianapolis. April 1S.-The interna- tional executive board of the United Mine Workers. after being in session all day. adjourned until tomorrow morning Secretary and Treasurer Wilson said the Dboard indOrsed the strike of 500 men at Lethbridge, Can ada and had voted the strikers $1.000 weekly for support.
 MT. Wilson said that this was tne only information that could be made public.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-19
STOCKS.

Amalgamated Copper, II 3-S; Sug- ar. 139; Aanaconda. PTS 3-4; Atchison. 91 1-2; pfd., 1O2;; N. J. Central. 214; C. '& O.. 5S 1-2: St. Paul. 176; Big Four, 100 1-2; C. & &. 34 1-2; 1st pfd 70 S-4 2d pfd., not quoted; Erie, fl; Manhattan, 1855; Metropolitan. IA 1-2; M. P, 95 Is; N. Y. Central. 143; Penna., Al 1-2; St. L. & $. F., 2d pfd 46 1-2; $. P. 67 1-4; U. P. 94 3-4; U. $. Steel. 42 7-S; L. $. pfd., 1O7; w. L.. 92 1-4
Arizona republican., 1906-04-19
DANGER AT OAKLAND.
The Loss Will Run Into the Hundreds
 ct Thousands.

Oakland. April 1s.-The earthquake which wrought such havoc in San Francisco did great damage in this city. The loss will aggregate several hundred thousand dollars. Five lives were lost Three victims were crush ed to death in a rooming house.
 The dead are: Otto Wisher, aged 45; Amelia Wisher. aged 13: Mrs. Ed ward Marney, aged 25; Unknown man, aged about 25. John Judd( dropped dead of heart disease.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-19
SANTA ROSA RAzEp.

Sacramento. April 19-Oscar Lucas arrived here last night from Santa Rosa. He left there at o'clock yes terday afterpoon He said: There was not a brick or stone building left standing in Santa Rosa and the en- tire devasted territory has been burn ed over
 Dead bodies are being taken from wrecked houses on all sides. It is ex- pected the death roll will be from 200 to 50O."
Arizona republican., 1906-04-19

plentiful a bounty Is offered Go eucour- age their eXterminatiOn Despite thIS they are still sufficiently numerous tu work much harm. and it Is said that il some localities they are on the increase
 It is particularly notable that there has been so much complaint from th- Wichita reserve. which the president has set aside as a game refuge The wolves and cougars are enemies uf rhe other wild animals. and the sports man. who desires to encourage Amer ican sport. and to preserve American game. can be counted on Co aid in In= work of hunting them down
 In any case. however. the lion and che wolf must be driven from the range Interests larger and more substantial than those of the huntsmau and trap per demand it. The great live stocl industry. which the forest service mas pledged itself 10 encourage in an le- gitimate directions, has had ro pay heavy costs in the loss of cattle. young and full grown. That those hold ing permits may be assured the fuI enjoyment of their privilege unmoleste7 every effort will be made by the gov ernmeut to cooperate with the stock men in protecting herds grazing ol the reserves from attack
Arizona republican., 1906-04-19
LUNATICS LET LOOSE
 BY THt EARTHQUAKE
The Superintendent at Agnews A.
 mOng the Killed.

San Francisco. April 1S-Superyisor Fred Horner, of Oakland, who return ed from San Jose in his automobile this afternoon, states that the Agnew asylum near that city is total wreck: that many of the, inmates were killed and that the remainder are running around loose, terrorizing the commu- nifty. The superintendent of the in stitution was killed.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-19
SUTTON BEAT sLossoN.

New York. April 1S.-George Sutton who broke the worlds record at 1S-2 billiards last night defeated Geo. F. Slosson tonight ;n the seventeenth game of the international champion ship tournament by a score. of 500 to 27I
Arizona republican., 1906-04-19
HE STOCK MARKET
Felt the Shock Ofthe San Francisco
 Earthquake.

New York. April 1S.-There was a snarp break in the stock market today when the San Francisco earthquake was reported. When the first news indicating the seriousness of the dis aster was received, selling became heavy and prices broke.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-19
A VANISHING cIrY-

New York. April 1S-AccOrding to a dispatch received by the Western Un- ion the whole city of san Francisco is about gone, especially that portion south of Market et-eet.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-19
MARTIAL LAW IN FORCE.
The Landing of Passengers Amid the
 Ruins IS Forbidden.

Washington, April 1S.-A dispatch received at the state department says: There is no wire between Oakland and Sacramento. Martial law forbids the landing of passengers in San Fran cisco from Oakland. Later advices state that the Market street office has been abandoned.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-19
STANDARDS PROSECUTOR.
Attorney General HadIey Seriously IT

Jefferson City. April 1S.-AttOney General Hadley's condition is regarded as more serious tonight than for sev- eral days, his temperature at D. m- being 1O2. pr. Robinson, of Kansas City. has been summoned for consult tatiOn.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-19
LATE SHOCK AT OAKLAND.

Oakland, April 1S.-6:54 p. m.-An- other sharp shock of earthquake was just felt on this side of the bay It was of short duration, lasting about five seconds
Arizona republican., 1906-04-19

like to eat the products of
 The Arizona desert sandy When made as palatabe and sweet As Donofrio's Cactus Candy.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-19
MILLION LOSS AT SALINAS.

Salinas, Cal, April IS.-4 p. m.-A terrible earthquake occurred this morning and again this afternoon. The loss is S1OO0, 900. It is impossible to reach San Francisco by wire
Arizona republican., 1906-04-19
DESTRUCTION GENERAL.
Reports From the Cities and Towns
Nearby.
Nearby.

San Francisco, April 1S.-Reports from cities near San Francisco show their destruction to be general. Santa Rosa. sixty miles from here, suffered a damage of over million. The loss of life is unknown.
 At Napa many buildings were shat tered and the loss will amount to ESQ.,,
Arizona republican., 1906-04-19

00O. No loss of life is reported.
 At Vallejo the damage was slight in comparison with that suffered in other cities. The loss will be about $1O.0O0. A
Arizona republican., 1906-04-19
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington. April 1S.-Forecast for Arizona: Fair Thursday and Friday.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-19

An interesting figure has just been removed by death M- =. Michel. the doyen of the mayors Of Paris. He ha| been mayor of the 18th district fo- nearly thirty-six years. his appoint ment dating from the year of th- Franco German war M- Michel keU- a private middle class school. and dur ing the bombardment of the red days of the Commune he was often iu di-- ficulty as mayor how co perform tl- civil marriage ceremony without ex- posing all concerned Co undue risk He solved the question at last by hay ing recourse to the crypt Of the local parish church
Arizona republican., 1906-04-19
THERE WAS NO WARNING.

The dreadful earthquake shock came without warning at precisely 5:13 o'clock this morning, its motion ap- parently being from east to west. At first the upheaval of the earth was gradual, but in a few seconds it in creased in intensity, chimneys began to fall and buildings to crack, tOttering on their foundations. People became panic stricken and rushed into the streets most of them in their night attire. They were met by showers of falling buildings, bricks. cornices and walls. Many were instantly crushed to death. while others were dreadfuliy mangled. Those who remained indoors generally escaped with their lives, though scores were hit by detached plaster. pictures and articles thrown to the floor by the shock. It is believed that more or less was suffered by nearly every family in the city.
 STEEL STOOD THE STRAIN. ,
 The tall steel frame structures stood the strain better than the brick build ings, few of them being badly damag- ed. The bib Monodnock office build
Arizona republican., 1906-04-19
THE WORST STROKE
 ON CALIFORNIA
An UpheaVaI of the Earth and then
 A Crash of Structures.

Oakland, Calif., April IS - The earthquake and fire today have caused the greatest calamity California has ever known. Tn San Francisco alone 1t is estimated that 1000 have perished, while as many more are suffering from injuries. The entire business portion of the city is in ruins ana the flames, owing to the lack of water, cannot be checked except by the blowing up with dynamite Of buildings in their path are still sweeping through the streets. Thousands of people are homeless and many are huddled in the parks and public squares, besides their house. hold goods they were able to save. The city is under martial law, and all down town streets are marshalled by cavai- ry and infantry. Details Of troops are also guarding the banks. Most of the principal buildings have already been destroyed and others are in imminent danger. Over the scene of desolation hangs a dense pail of smoke.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-19
The Results of Contests in the Big
 Leagues.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

[ llCI lE9 s' IOhIEII anu L1dsUII dl en; WiltSe and BreSnahan.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-15

Am I a Soldier of the Cross" the congregation; prayer, Dr. w. H. Elm mons; 'I Know That My Redeemer Liveth," the congregation; Easter the Day of Gladness." Mrs. May R. Porter; The Song of Triumph" Prof Latchaw; Rock of Ages" the choir; An Easter Ideal" Miss Pendelton; ''No Shadows Wonder" quartette: Duty Before Sor- row." D. Littlejohn; The Resurrec- tion,'' MT. F.. P. Wilson; Easter praise offering; Ring Easter Bells Mrs. Depew; "Hosannah." Miss Laura Go dey; Frightening Black Places.' Miss Dysart; Forever with the Lord Prof Latchaw and MT. l.. P. Wilson. Ben ediction. The Young Ladies' orches- tra will assist in all the services of the day. The church will be beautiful ly decorated in white and royal pur- pie, and with flowers. A most cordial invitation is extended to all. Strangers especially invited.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-15
EASIER SUNDAY
 SPECIAL SERVICES
Programs Arranged by Various PhOe.
 nix Congregations.

All the Phoenix churches will hold special services today. either morning or evening, or both, in recognition of Easter, the universal church festival. An outline of the programs in most of the churches will be found below: D. TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH..
 Rev. E. A. Penick. rector, Easter day; morning prayer. holy communion and sermon at II a. m. Music:
 Passover-Anthem, Dudley Buck.
 Festival Te Deum. Dudley Buck. Offertory solo: Gloria, ,'-Mr. Paul In gles.
 At 7:SO D. m. there will be a special Knights Templar service with sermon by the Rev. Geo. H. Cornell. s. T. D. The choir will render the music adapt ed to the Knights Templar service, with offertory solo: He is Risep''- Schneider; by Frank Hiidebran.
 The children will have their Easter celebration in the church at 10:00 q. n.. The public is most cordially in Vited to all these services.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-15

9:45 a. m Baptist Young Peoples Union at 6:3O p. m. Subject: Les sons from His Resurrection Miracles Leader, MT. B. T Gillette. Monday evening 7:3O, Christian Culture Class at 362 North Second avenue. Subject: ''The Raising of Lazarus" Wednesday, 7:3O D. m. Devotional meeting, subject: ''The Friend of Sinners" Special program of Easter music:
 MORNING SERVICE. Anthem-"Cnrist. the Lord is Risen" -......... shelley
 Quartette. SOlO-Easter Voices .... W1egand
 Mrs. Tafel. SOIo-"ResurrectiO Q. Shelley
 Mrs. Coggins.
 EVENING SERVICE. Anthem-HOusanna. %. .... Granier
 Quartette. Anthem-"Christ the Lord" ....Messa
 QuaTtette. Io-"ResurreCtion." Holden
 Mrs. Tafel.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-15
FIRST M. E. CHURCH

First M. l.. Churcn-Dr. A. E. Mac lean, pastor. Sunday school at 9:45; preaching at II a. m.; class meeting at F m., Junior League at p. m.; Ep- worth League at 6:3O D. m. At 7:30 special Easter program under the auspices of the Sunday school will be rendered. The special services will be continued during the week. These ser vices during the past week have been we'll attended and most interesting and helpful to all who have attended. The Easter program will be as fol- lows:
 Organ Prelude-Offertory in C....... Hymn-'Lord Speak to Me" Anthem-Venite in A. Dudley Buck Soprano Solo-Holy City. ....Adams
 Miss Blanche Sealey Anthem-"God Hath Appointed a Day
 ...-.........'. l ours Offertory-Se -Serenade. .. Chaminade Male Quartette-"Rock of Ages" .... Messrs. John w. Todd, E. P. Will son, T. M. Donnell and Carl Dowd.
 Hymn-"Hark! Ten Thousand Harps
 and Voices.
 Organ Postlude-Easter March. Smart Elmer A. Todd, organist and direc-
Arizona republican., 1906-04-15
GUARDING THE SKY.

From the publicity given at it's in ception, the patriotic company of Ger man Jew financiers which is to guard the sky along the French frontier seems to be interested in hot-air- ships A wit observed more than a century ago. when German philosophy was at its cloudiest that to England had been given the sea, to France the earth, while the only element left to Ger many was the air And now the Le- baudy brothers have the audacity to threaten, that with their balloons.
 A fine lot of high grade sewing machines, rebuilt in first class condi- tiOn, Singer, Domestic, Wheeler and
 Wilson, white, New Home, etc., from s to S1O, on exhibition at Chas. Donofrio's furniture house. E. Wash ington.
 The secret of the big rush for feather goods at the Pearson Ostrich Farm is out. They are making a 25 per cent reduction on everything made of feath- CTS.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-15
CHURCH OF CHRIST.

Church of Christ - Corn3r Fifth avenue and Monroe street. J. Cronenberger. minister. Residence, 722 w Fillmore street. Bible school at 9:3O a. m.. J. NJ. Stewart, superintend- ent Today will be ''WOman and Girls Rally Day" every woman and girl are expected to be in their place. Preaching and communion at II o'clock. Subject. Easter Experiences of Mary Magdalene." There will be special music as follows: My Hope,
 Mrs. Charles Hunter; Hail Mighty Victor" the choir; Faith Prof. C. c. Latchaw. Tn the evening there will be no sermon, but the choir will give an Easter praise service with the follow ing program. Orchestral voluntary;
Arizona republican., 1906-04-15
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

The following is the principal part of the praise service to be given by the chorus choir and others under the direction of Mrs. Richards at the Presbyterian church Easter evening. Wake Ye Ransomed" ....... Spence Miss Etter, NJ 'ss Monihan and choir % Day of Love Eternal" .... Bartlett
 Mrs. Richards and chorus. ''Now Is Christ Riser. from the Dead"
 pr. Norton, MT. Bell and choir. Offcrtory sOlO-"HOsanna' ......
 ......:............ Jules Granier
 Miss Murphy
Arizona republican., 1906-04-15
THE WOMEN OF THE WEST.
How They Have Developed the Spirit
 of the Pioneers.

Every woman who is born in Amer
 ica has special occasion to give thanks
 to God But she is never able thor
 oughly able to appreciate for how
 great a blessing she is called upon to
 give thanks to God until she has lived
 in foreign countries. and, by the exper-
 fence thus acquired she is enabled to
 contrast her condition in the worlds
 progress with that of her less favor
 ed sisters in foreign countries, begin
 ming with the British empire. and
 stretching to the far East. It is only
 after she has seen their condition that
 she sees clearly for how much she has
 to be thankful.
 Every mile we travel. every step we take westward brings to woman a high CT place in the body polite, intellect ually and intrinsicaIly; but it is not
 until we cross the Atlantic that We find
 women really and practically the equals of men.
 In England women fare much better in every particular. in education, equal ity of aims and ambitions. and in free dom generally, than they do upon the continent. But it is after the Atlantic is crossed that we may enjoy the full ad- Nantages of freedom. and it falls to the woman of the great west to realize more than any of her sisters the glory of her opportunities and avail herself of them for the advancement of her | self and her sex, and so for the world. For this reason. whenever and wherever any woman hears the voice of man troll out in the words of Tom Moore.
 O. Come to the West, love, And come there with me, the best thing she can do is to get right up, pack her grip" and be ready to start at once.
 The things that the women of the west accomplish prove that woman has developed in her nature in a remarza-
 able degree, the spirit of the pioneer. She hungers and thirsts for advance ment; she is constantly reaching out to improve her condition. to broaden | her environment. not only in all the | practical movements of life, but in all 1 the higher walks of eXistence-in books and music. in the arts and sciences. In every field of intellectual as in every | feature of domestic life she is always | active, always restless, always forg- ! ing to the front-Pacific Monthly.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-15
A. M. E. CHURCH.

Corner Jefferson and Second street Sunday school at 9:50 a. m.; preach ing at II d. m. by Rev. A. Wagner. Subject: Certainty of the Resurrec- tion of Christ" Missionary meeting at 3 D. m. Easter program and spec iaI addresses at 7:30 D. m. The con- gregation is requested to assemble promptly on time.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-15
M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH.

There will be special Easter services at the Southern Methodist church this morning. A nice program has been prepared for the children at the Sun day school hour, 9:45 a. m. At II a.. m. Harold GOvette will preach on Re demption of the Body" Special music is being prepared for the occasion. At night there will be no service as the pastor will preach at Tempe.