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Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-19
EXPLAINS LARGE
EARTHQUAKE Loss
POOR MORTAR CAUSES WALLS
TO COLLAPSE
WelI-Known Japanese Professor Says
Brick Buildings Properly Put
Up viii Withstand
TembIors a..
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 1S-"Dis-
honest mortar-a corrupt conglomera-
tion of sea sand and lime-was RESPONSE
BILE for nearly all OF the earthquake c
damage i'm San Francisco" says DR.. r..
Nalxamura, professor of architecture of
the Imperial university of Toxic, and
one of the most distinguished members
of the committee dispatched to this city
by the japanese government to investi-
gate the effects of temblor and fire
After Investigations covering a period
of weeks, DR.. Nakamura has completed
his 1abors and will sail on the Korea
wednesday to report his conclusion to
his government.
Il find" said DR.. Nakamura, that
much OF the damage to San Francisco
from the earthquake was due to poor
mortar and faulty construction and
the greater portion of the damage to
the class A buildings by fire was the re-
suit of misguided use of hollow tlling
and so-caled fire blocks instead of
concrete.
Thinks Brick is All Right
TT is easy, have found, to design
building that will be not only earth
quake proof, but practically fireproof
There has developed as a result of
the earthquake in San Francisco great
prejudice against brick buildings. How
ever, they are largely employed in
Japan. where earthquakes of greater
severity than the one experienced in
this city are not uncommon. The Sc
cret of their success, however lies in
the fact that good mortar is used.
THE mortar should either be COM
posed of one part cement to two parts
of sand, or of one part of cement, three
of lime and five of sand. The bricks
should be thoroughly wet before being
laid and when the mortar has set
under these conditions a wall becomes
practically one stone.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-19
LEsTER's DESK pRAPED IN BLACK
House Adjourns Out of Respect to His
Memory
BY Associa ted Press.

by AsSOCld lGh IcSS'
WASHINGTON, June 1S.-A black
draped desk in the hall of the house of
representa- tives today told the story of
the passing of Rufus Lester, late a rep
resentative in congress from the First
Georgia district.
Previous to any announcement, Mr..
Wadsworth of New York asked unani-
nous consent. which was granted, that
the agricultural bill, with senate
amendments, be recommitted to the
committee on agriculture.
Mr.. Payne of New York, by unani-
nous connsent, then fixed Tuesday and
Wednesday as suspension days, instead
Of today, in view of the early adjourn
ment of the house.
Mr.. Bartlett of Georgia announced
the death of his late colleague, stating
that he had been member of the house
for nearly eighteen years. He offered
the usual resolutions. which We're
agreed to.
AS a further mark of respect the
house then adjourned until tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-19
WARM WEATHER
CAUSES FLOODS
PORTIONS OF FRESNO COUNTY
SUFFER HEAVILY
San Joaquin and King Rivers Reported
to Be Sixteen Miles in Width.
Many Homes Are
Threatened
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
FRESNO, Cal, June 1s.-The con-
tinued hot weather of the past week
has melted the snow in the Sierra, and
both the Kings and San Joaquin rivers
are higher than at any time since the
memorable year of 1884.
The water supply for all the bitches
derive their supply from the Kings
river has been shut off and this river
is compelled to carry all the flood
water.
Both the Kings and San Joaquin are
bank full and running over, flooding
many acres Of valuable grain land. The
situation at Laton, a small town on the
Laguna de Tache grant, was so serious
that the people had to be called from
their beds by tolling a church bell at
2 o'clock this morning to save their
homes from the inrush of waters.
River Sixteen Miles Wide
Farther north, where the San Joaquin
and the Kings rivers have their con-
fuence, the water is running in
stream sixteen miles wide and is ris-
ing hourly. 1t is estimated that over
10000 acres of grain, thought to be safe,
have been flooded within the last three
days and farmers west of Jameson are
moving their stock to places of safely.
Yesterday the approaches to Whites
bridge, the highest bridge on the west
side. were washed out and the bridge
at Firebaugh is the only crossing left
in that country. The water is threaten
ing at this point and sheep men are
hurrying across to get into the Sierra
ranges before they are penned in the
west side for the summer. Today 5000
sheep were taken across the bridge at
Firebaugh and more are crossing.
At Firebaugh the water has flooded
two streets and levees have been
thrown UP to prevent any more dam
age
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-19
PICK BERRIES FROM BOATS
Flooded Districts Near Bakersfield
Compel Farmers 10 Take Des-
perate Action
Rv AasocIated Presa.

By NHsOCI0Ted Press.
BAKERSFIELD, Cal. June 1s.-The
South Fork is not nearly so high as at
the food period in May, and the total
volume i'm the river Is not so great as
consequence.
At o'clock today the record at the
canyon was $40 inches, which is four
inches lower than the maximum point
reached this year. The water for the
past three DAYS has aiternated between
6 feet 9 and feet II inches.
The warm weather of yesterday and
today will increase the flow. but II Is
not believed the danger point will be
reached.
In the flooded farming districts all
settlers have moved away. Boats are
the only means Of transportation and
the farmers are gathering their berry
crops in that way.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-19
THINKS WOMAN
SHOULD HAN c
Others, However, Urge That Death
Sentence Imposed on Mrs. Myers
Should Be Changed to Life
Imprisonment
BY Associated Press.

KANSAS CITY, June 1S-The move
nent to save Mrs. Agnes Myers from
the gallows is growing in force.
She has been sentenced to be executed
at Liberty, Mo-, near here, on June 20
for the murder of her husband, Clarence
Myers, on the same date that Frank
Hoffman, her companion in the crime,
Is TO be hanged in Kansas City.
Applications for new trials probably
will be passed upon tomorrow by the
state supreme court, watch previously
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-19
DEATHS HAND AT THROTTLE
Special to The Herald.

70
CARLISLE. Pa, June 1S.-Oliver
Morris of Hagerstown, Md, a freight
engineer ON the Cumberland Valley
railroad. was found dead in his cab
near here today. The train was run
ming at its usual rate Of speed when
Morris death was discovered
The conductor Of the train noticed the
collapsed condition, Of the engineer, and
on Investigation found him dead. Nor
ris was go years of age and leaves a
family. ApopleXy Is thought to have
caused death.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-19
TILLMAN AND HOPKINS MD
Contributions to Campaign Funds
Again Comes Up for Discussion

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. June 1S.-After an
other day devoted largely to the Lake
Erie and Ohio river canal, the senate
today passed that measure, with only
eleven votes in the negative.
In addition several bills to which
there was no objection received favor
able action.
There was also further discussion be-
tween Senator's Tillnan and Hopkins
over the resolution of the former for
an Investigation of the question of ma
tional bank contributions to political
campaigns, which involved renewed
reference to the failure of the Chicago
National bank.
The session of the senate adjourned
upon the official announcement of the
death Of Representative Lester of
Georgia.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-19
MEAT BILL D. K,
SAYS PRESIDENT
DECLARES PRESENT FORM IS
SATISFACTORY
Committee Yields on Several Points
and Chief Executive Gives
In on Label Pro-
vision pE
BY Assnciated Press.


WASHINGTON, June 1S.-The basis
of complete agreement on the meat
inspection legislati between President
Roosevelt and the house committee on
agriculture was arrived at today at the
White House
Speaker Cannon represented the COM
mittee in this instance and subse-
quently spent some time explaining the
situation to the committee in its room
at the capitol.
The bill was practically completed
when the committee adjourned today.
1t will authorize an annual appropria-
tion of $4,000. 600 to pay the cost of in
spection and will contain no provision
for the levy of an assessment to make
up any deficiency in the amount avail
able for the work. as suggested by Mr..
Cowan, representing the Texas Cattle
Growers association, and later urged
by the president.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-19
LONG prouth ceases

BY Associated Praaa,
ST. JOSEPH. MOI, June 1S.-The first
rain I'm this locality for nearly two
months began last night and has con-
tinued internationally today Late
crops will be saved Oats and early
potatoes were ruined by the drouth.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-19
Roosevelt Funeral Held
Llv Aaanl.iafa0 Praan

sAYVILLE, !. l., June 1S.-The fu-
neral service for the late Robert Roose-
welt, uncle of the president, was held
today al his summer home, Lotus Lake.
President Roosevelt was detained at
Washington and was unable to attend
the funeral.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-19
Issues Warning to Rioters

By Associated Press.
WARSAW, June 1s--The chief of
police Of Warsaw today issued a
proclamation warning the people
against the efforts to provoke racial
hatred and stating that every attempt
at rioting would be mercilessly sup
pressed by force of arms. Anti-J JeWish
riots have broken out at Zablutow and
Giuondz, In the province Of Grodno.
and at Ossowiec. in the province OF
Lorenza.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-19
Destroy Jewish Shops
lIy Associated Fress.

BERLIN, June 1S.-The Jewish So
eiety today received telegraph from
Grajewo Russian Poland, dated Mon
day, saying that at I.apy a village
near Bialystok, five Jews had been
killed and many wounded and at
Starcheltzi all the Jewish shops have
been destroyed.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-19
Sausage Kills Three
BY Associated Press.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, June 1S.-J. B..
Baremore, a farmer residing near Fort
Smith, and two of his children, died
today Of ptomaine poisoning. A daugh-
ter aged z years Is at the point Of
death. They had eaten sausage pur-
chased from a street lunch stand
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-19
Edward Higgins

WASHINGTON, June 1s.-Edward
Higgins, who during President john
sons administration was acting gov
ernor of Utah, died here tonight, aged
So years. Since 1885 he had been gov
ernment clerk here.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-19
Flood Recedes at Visalla
Bv Associated Press.

VISALIA, Cal, June 1S.-In another
day flood waters will all be out of the
streets of Visalia. Dams were torn
out today and the bulk of the waters
diverted into st. Johns river. For six
days the major part of the city has
been inundated.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-19
LINER USES COAL BALLAST
Sails for Panama Without Pound
Of Cargo Owing to Labor
Dispute
Nv Associated Press

BY Associated Presn
SAN FRANCISCO, June 1s.--With
her coal supply for ballast the Pacific
Mail company's liner San jose sailed
today for Panama and way ports.
For the first time in the history of
the company regular Panama liner
left on her regular run without a
pound OF cargo.
This is one OF the consequences of
the present labor dispute in the ship
ping world. The big liner Korea,
which will sail Wednesday for the
orient, will take about 1870 cabin pas
sengers and a cargo consisting alto
gether of overland freight.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-19
Jealousy Leads to Murder
BY Associated Press.

SALIDA, Col, June 1S.-Mrs. Carl
Bode, wife of railroad engineer, was
shot and killed today by Mrs. Harold
wife of Switchman. Jeal-
ousy was the cause of the murder
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-19
Natives Burn Factories
BY Associated Press

ANTWERP. June 1S.-Dispatches re-
ceived here today from the Congo inde-
pendent state report a general revolt
of the natives of the Kwango district.
Several factories have been pillaged
and burned. Reinforcements have been
sent
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-19
XIII Husband and Then Wife
3y Associated Pres,

l1N 7AHoUNIeilCU 7 IVSb.
WARSAW, June 1S.--Last evening. in
the suburb of Praga, Police Sergeant
Hobtz was killed by six unidentified
men. His wife, who tried to protect
him, was also killed.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-19
COUNTS 2so JEWISH coRpsEs
Correspondent at 6iaystok Says the
Bodies Are Horribly MutlIated
BY Associated Press,

ODESSA, June 1s.-The Novesti of
this city published a dispatch today
from its correspondent at BiaAystok
saying:
II personally counted 900 Jewish
corpses, a great number of which We're
horribly mutilated. Only six Chris
tians were killed and eight wounded"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-19
Jacob Marks

STOCKTON, June 1S.-Jacob Marks,
resident of this city since 1857, and
retired clothing merchant, died last
night after an illness Of some weeks,
at the age of "A years. The deceased
was much respected. He leaves a son,
Samuel Marks, and a daughter, Mrs. S.
Benas of San Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-19
DEATHS OF THE DAY
Oscar Stephens
BY Associated Press.

DENVER, Colo, June 1s.--Oscar
Stephens, a prominent and wealthy
mine owner and cattleman of Montana
died of diabetes early today at ST.
Josephs hospital in this city. He was
born in Montrose, Pa, in 1S49, and was
unmarried. He owned twenty-seven
ranches i'm Montana, three of which
embrace over 5000 acres each.
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Sunsclaus rs; 9. Grau Riobksm ORTIZ
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-03
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unm6sli&. oab aeiebmisoriss SanbIun-
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3u unieren @saten bsrboIfen su trsr.
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umifdnbsn bOrentbaltsn iperosn.
Otto Ste9ban.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-03
Gin &ieienramid.

Ben 3iier, 325 Wsf Wartet Str,
Der Ra am Jreiias Noreen an bic
Spree begab, erregte betrdatli1 msbr
mie bas 9ur1i6nittsmaB bon Nuf.
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Station.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-03
s&l6seret.

CHARLES 6. 8arrous. BON grioae-
bort, Sno., &cbert 2ambsrt, l24t
sho WobIe etrabs uno 5lopb s.
Bans, 1923 On Wai6inaton StrnBs,
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nommen uno nod Der Baiftae abge.
fHbrt. mo ie measn S6ldgersi gebu&t
wurbsn. Gisfslbsn maren on Der Sn.
oiana Nbeuue in einen Wortue9fel ges
ratbsn, Der In 8bdtlidtsitsn tibsrsing.
Sm Wu batte fa eins arObs WenI9sn.
mense angefammslt, bie ben 4dmpfeus
ben 3uI9auten.
GlHdli8srweiie waren bic Beamten
prompt 3ur Steae, beoor gr6Berss lin.
bell angeridtet uerben fonnte, ba bel
Der 1nteriudung Der 8srbaftetsn bur9
oie 8eanten. BET Saps Elm Rebolber
unb Bet ben beiosn anberen Msfer gs.
funoen wuroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-03
Sas SomIiuion Muoitorium.
gntpdlte baben ibre arsuntepte beenbet.

Die araumente. smsds @,atmdbig.
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anbere asqsn bis StaSt Snoianapolts.
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SALES wurbs bonn Ridter uuter Be-
raibuns as,ugen, uno bOHentli8 uiro
bieielbe su @uniten Der Siabt aus
fallen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-03
yrotef. Oiafomie= &oufersm,.

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ftt bertest. Die @eipdftsRBung er.
reihte itren MblhluB nit Der Yeamtsn.
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finb:
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nthsn 6oipitals. sefrsidr 6ortiG bai
bas Mmt bes Ssfretdrs felt 3sbn Sab
rem inne.
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gsner DER mtuff9nen Selminne, Oh
bon Der aonferen3 sefabt wurosn. mar.
bob .fia oisfelbe oabin erttdrte. oaE
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rinnen In Oiafonifsn anffaltsn nidt
einftibrbar fino uno baB wsltlidt
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-03
Bsb0roe fur 0Featli2e Mrbetten

gnt9hltige Nnidld9e wu urosn gut'
9ebsibsn.
6ar 8adfsinpfaifsrung bss Jahr.
.ueass uno Ranoitsine In Der 8itter
Nusnus, bon Der Naiblnato1 Strabs
bis 3u ben @elsiien Der 6. g. & D.
@iienbabn.
5ar @raoirung bes Sabrmsass unb
@smsnt.Ssitsnwsas In Der partsr abe.,
bon Der 20. Strabe Biz su Der Waha.
9ufstts Apsnue.
STR 2analtHruna tn ber Central
Absnus, bonn 6aa Greet big 3u Der 81.
Strabe.
Ghr 2analiRruna In Der Norb Str,
bon Der Bright bis sur California
strabs.
Reiolutionen wuroen angenommen
Shr gadReinpa paaReruna bes Sabr.
wsses tn Der srftsn Naep 6itlt0 Der
Dormnn GtrnBs. BON Nep gorf Bic
aur Widigan Strabe.
STR Cement Seitentpe9e In be,
&ooieDslt ADsnue. bon Der SilRoe
apenus bts our 9a3eI StraBe.
6ar 6rsilsgung Der erf.n Nllsr
norb6fl'9 bes 2anals. bon Der 26
Strabs bis CUR srfsn Allsp nbrolin be-
Ranal6.
0ornnihldee murbsn gstphnI6t:
6tr Riesbeifrsuung oes 6abrwegss,
Ranbfeine unb Cement Seitenwea'
in Der Bennington strabs. bonn Wio'
uap big CUR 2ineoln StraBe.
Gar Rissbshreuung bss Gnbrwege:
In Der anss msili9 Der Nlabame
6trabs. bon Der 25. Strabs big gun
6al Greet Youleparo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-03

Sohn WitdeIl, Qrdfbsnt
Der Wsreinisten 8rubenarbsitsr bon
Mmerifa. iomie au6 mebrere BeHber
bon 2o5lengruben In Snoiana. tpsroen
bsute NIT Wnpor Bootualisr in @onfs.
ren3 treten. INN bassgen 3u protshirsn.
bob bic Staot fur ibrsn eissnen Se=
broud Nidt nnion.Qoblsn aug @eR-
8ir9inien bsjiebt.
Senator 8eberibge tpirb bic
republifaniide 2ampaene bsute Mbsno
NIT elmer Rsoe In Der Somlinfon 6als
beiGlieben. Der Wlaripn Club unb
mebrere anbere rspublitaniiae Organi.
iationen werben etns parabe psran.
ifalteu.
2ouis 2oB. giasntbamer ber
@apitaI Wai&inenfa6rif, murbs TN
poli3sigsri&t NIT IS nsba 2ORen Be.
ifraft. aob batte fi& seusisert, benz
@swi&te Snipetior 3utritt au ber
Wagf&aIe 3u geben. Ct bra3ts bor,
bob er bieielbe nnr baau eebrau&e.
Sa&en. bic bereits auf anberen Waag.
i&alsn gewoaen wuroen. na&3umiessn.
Der 6aQ wurbe appeutrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-03
unf ollie.

5srr So6n q. Dimmer, 120 Oh
BsrmOnt Strabs, fam ssfiern @a&.
miitaa bor benz glsu Yort Store gu
Sal, uobsi sr fa sinen 8rud bes lin.
ten gsinss 3usos. Der 8srlsbte wurb,
i'm 2rantsnwaaen na9 benz Siafo.
nifi.n.6OipitaI ssbra4t.
s. 8. aisl Elm Bremisr Der Big a
giisnbahn fam gsfsrn beim &angiren
an Der Stabtsreu3s swif8en oie Buffer
atpsisr Waaeons uno srlitt i4wers
Qustf9ungeu. Serielbs uuroe nit
elmer 2otomctibs nod benz 8abnbof
eebradt, BON no sr nit Der ffdotiiden
ambulan3 nod benz gt. @incents 90.
ipital gebradt wuroe.