New-York tribune., 1906-04-19
rllI OFFERS OF AID.
,,-rTJ4TED BY PRESIDENT
-. Of Sympathy Arise from Al
Parts Of the Country.

NitA berarne known. from all parts OF
rsbo+-r arose cries Of sympathy and gen
| ts @'s - ~ aid President Roosevelt was
CHs %. - ers- Ia telegraph his personal desire
q an assistance in his power TO the
TeD~ csr Francisco and the Governor of
sffornia. -, ry,,,so cou,..,..
lae lions drew uN q resolution. which
igG'NOli.,,+as bv both the Senate and the House.
rss"--!,, % rho Secretary of War to lend tents.
O-a.ions and supplies, and render all aid
So 70 the stricken cities.
fs ,fovors and Governors throughout the
Haie +.1egrarhed their desire TO furnish all
SS1l:, N their power. Governor Guild of
D. poI tso+ts acting for a relief committee.
hsssA- order for $4,000 10 a San Fran
s'liIs - available for immediate use.
GO .',,t,ons D~, of sympathy We're passed by the
p. and Assembly OF the State Of New York
session al A'nal'y.
-.-or AprG ls-President Roosevelt
..s.s-es profound interest throughout the
.rsvs Of the earthquake at san Fran
y rsrlv in rhe Gay he sent the following
a'O - Governor George c. Pardee, at
s--smento. and Mayor Eugene f Schmitz at
e. Francisco
II
,-,,-s of great disaster through an earth
Esaf :, ss1 Francisco, hut know nothing Of the
t-~~Asse-s call upon me ior any asslslaIiee can
| n1ier
,,,sr IN the day he sent the Following dis
- 70 Mayor sch'nitz-
share with al our people he horror felt at
SUI. s-a.-ssrophe that has befa-len san Francisco
h - mos earnest sympathy with your citizens
y so tc aid you il viii be done.
T1r
De-
- s,ef--lr sr first 10 credit the news Of the
| va +rat had hefallau san Francisco. ! feel
- rroatest concern eEe s4-alIE iPI you -Ij sIiu
- ie5re no, only ot San fr.hclSeo' DLY - % al.
CO nee is a,ytains that the national govern
| r.. can DO
| -as folouing resolution. authorizing all pos
-, aid 70 be- extended 10 the sufferers from
i. ssr Francisco earthquake, was prepared,
~ instance of Speaker Cannon, by Chair
- 7sv-ney Of the House Committee on APP
y-or.alous.
p..sre5. uy tho Senate and House of Represent
az. a.tis5 That The Secrs Jary Of War be. and he IS
-s-ebv authorized and cirec-eq 10 io--A 20 lAe
@--5'.-s Alameda and such other cities on the
p-er Cosst as have sustained damage. unde:
mi regulations and restrictions es he may oteIh
- s71HI .ie~r number Of tents 10 temporarily
,ssirsr such persons as may have been rendered
.s. 3 go - af e-fer1rc confiaeratlor and 10 IS
Cs rations supplies and render such other ald 10
| n.b as destitute and unable TO DroFloe tor
Be n further provided. That the Secretary OF the
srebv directed 10 cooperate with the Secretary OF
Tgr IN extending relief ana assistance 10 the
- gss al the naval vessels revenue cutters and
f,lles under their control on The Pacific Coast
Assistant Secretary Of War Oliver. in the ab-
/ ss,oe o. Secretary Taft who IS at the Capitol.
psg-aphsd Major General Greely, commanding
he Pacific division, with headquarters at San
Francisco. instructing him 10 cooperate with
Il, bcal authorities and use all resources at his
csz-aad TO assis; in aueviating The situation
Ihsn
Albany. April Is-The following resolution
vas introduced ana passed by the Senate to-
night
Resolved That the clerk Of the Senate be and and
p Is hereby directed 10 transmit by telegraph me
The Senate Il the State OF New York in session
las heard with deep regret the calamity thai mas
rat city its sincere sympathy
a similar resolution was passed in the As
ssnbly.
Philadelphia, April lS.-Meyor Weaver to-day
ser, the following 10 Mayor Schmitz OF San
Francisco:
Philadelphia is very much concerned over the re
~, q an earthquake in your city. Hope condl-
ells are not as bad as reported but whatever has
l7pened car Philadelphia assist? You have but
hs5 You
Boston April kilograms We're sent by
5Tsrnor Curtis Guild jr., TO Governor Pardee
California. and 10 Mayor schmitz Of San
'iancisco to-day, IS follows:
!: s''f2ed Fs terrible earthquake has spread beyond
f--.srl- -@.--sea. ana other cities also suneTing
ru,e s1eErsrL--- - -o vrc localities ara most
'1-zs bur 2 aeI7 - S'--
-"S afternoon Governor Guild, Mayor Fitz-
'faia and kidder. Peabody & Co. the last act
u as treasurer for The relief committee. sent q
sssfam 10 the Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank
ea1 Francisco. authorizing the Governor of
~a9F'aa and mo Mayor Of san Francisco
~-,y 10 draw upon the bank al once 10 the
1eH' of $-5nao FOR such Immediate aid as
-s'' be necessary for the people Of California
Baltimore. april ls.-AIayor Z. Clay Timanus
sent the following telegram TO Mayor
--'-i'z Of San Francisco:
lzr ir. es'.y shocked to hear Of the terrible ca
| 49,. 49, -ss rctl-leu your city. You have the
r 5MtaflT uf our citizens. Let ne know
---e u Baltimore can he OF assistance 10 you
--seo. April 1S-A message was sent to-
| T me Chicago Clearing House Association
-s Gearing House Association OF San Fran
| =. a. expressing 20 The banks Of san Francisco
| II |e community a. large deep felt syrnpa-
'yred
| -l' City Council win hold a special meeting
| g,v,- lof The purpose OF authorizing the
a. " appoint committee OF citizens TO
-na1ge Of the relief measures in this city
1t oene1t o. san Francisco.
., .~SS meeting C citizens VIII be held to-
s.,, morning for the purpose OF formulating
-~sI'es o. relief
-. s'-an April Is-The Chamber Of Com