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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-04-27

said Charles j. Brooks. a prominent
member of the California society. who
has felt two previous shocks in San
Francisco. 1T is the fire which is al
most wholly responsible Bearing that
In mind, tlp plans for the new city
Will doubtless ne made accordingly.
From the evidence so far at hand it
appears that the steel construction
buildings stood up without injury, and
| expect TO see them the type of the
future, with the stone work anchored
to the steel body us is the practice in
New York. There will then be but lit
tie to fear from earthquake shocks,
and by an adequately protected water
evstrm the danger of contia grafton
,ill be obyated. As it was. the risks
in san Francisco were regarded by in
sur0pce companies as the safest in the
country. The city never had had Sc
rious lire, and there is no reason to
fear n repetition of this disaster if
proper precautions are taken"
Several Of the men who predicted a
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-04-27
Planets with Three Suns.

The people inhabting the planets in
the solar system of Gamma have no
need of electricity, gas. oil or other
kind of artificial light. In those ia
vored worlds they have continuous
daylight and probably have no idea of
a land like ours which is alternately
bathed in sunlight and plunged into
darkness. The Gammaneap planets
are so situated that as soon as one
of their three suns begins to decline
another appears in sight. Each of
these three suns is of different color
red, yellow and blue.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-04-27
Standing of the Clubs.
FINANCIAL.

Wabash bondholders win a VIC
tory which may involve payment by
the road of nearly S4,OO0,OOO.
After a heavy downward move
ment stocks broke heavily toward
the close of the market.
After early uncertainty, there was
a sharp recovery in stocks near the
close of the market.
Time money hardened in conse-
ouence of heavy shipments to San
Francisco.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-04-27
Sports.


c. M. Daniels, of the New York
Athletic Club, won the first heat in
the one hundred metre swimming
race at the Olympic games in Athens.
Frank C. Bishop and Andrew Mil
ler who are associated in breeding
and racing thoroughbred horses,
have purchased for $4,000 from M.
Edward Blanc the four-year-old
chestnut horse Adam, by Flying Fox,
and he will be brought to America
some time in June.
In the play-off of the tie for Sec
ond prize in the 1872 balkline bill
Hard tournament George Sutton de-
feated Jacob Schaeffer by score of
500 to 287
Automobile races open on the
beach at Atlantic City, N. j., with
q large entry list.
The New York Giants successfully
opened their championship season at
the Polo Ground with a victoy over
Brooklyn by score of 8 to 2.
Jacob Schaefer defeated "Willie"
Hoppe in the 1872 balkline billiard
tournament by score of 500 to 4Ss.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-04-27
Shocked Fourteen Year. Ago.

1t was just fourteen years ago on
April 10, early in the morning, that the
region around San Francisco was shall-
en- up by earthquake. says a Los An.
geles dispatch. AT 6 a. m. April 10.
1892, the three towns of vacaville.
Dixon and Winters were the greatest
sufferers, each sustaining property
losses of from $4,000 to $15O,OOO.
These three all lie in the path of the
present earthquake and all within fifty
miles of San Francisco.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-04-27
The Fnstidions Gninen.

1t is an old superstition that guinea
eggs must be taken from the nest with
silver spoon, else the nest will be
abandoned. l do not insist upon the
silver spoon, but I do know that it is
safer not to put your hands in the nest
If you want the guineas to keep on lay
ing, says a farmers daughter in Coun-
try Gentleman. >
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-04-27

Holy Synod, which condemned i,
for forsaking the priesthood ia !,
definite Imprisonment in one of !,
many gloomy monasteries used
the Church as prisons. The most /,
nous of these is the Monster
Soovietz on an island on White TAI
in the far north, where the Ners
politan Philip was imprisoned !,
killed in the sixteenth centun
There have been many other css
of men being immured and diy,
pearing forever. Father Canon
common-law wife, it is alleged mi
toned the Synod to name his priy
and for mitigation of the sentence
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-04-27
OAKLAND DECLINES TO PROFIT
People There Charge Refugees ca
Prices Only, for Food.


Salt Lake, Utah, April 25.-J |
DAILY, a mine-owner, of this CITY, b.
returned from San Francisco wifi
his wife and four childen. eve %
over to Oakland half starved" sss
he. "Six of us ate hearty meal
a restaurant, and the check was OH
$1.60. We were astonished, but til
the law among these people that D
more than cost shall be charged al
one from San Francisco.
Finding our eyes affected by d
heat and ashes, we sought an oculs
who treated us with more than ord
nary care. When he finished
asked for the bill, and he said
" No, sir; we charge nothing
the people who come from that az
full trial over yonder.
There were ludicrous scenes eva
in the saddest hours" said L.
Ryter, a Salt Lake mining man.
never saw so many parrots, cansr
birds, hooking. birds and pet dogs b
Gether in my life. | saw a pet d
on the seat of an automobile, ID
owner of which would not stop I
take in any injured man. On Pill
of Dicks, stones and rubbish va
thrown the body of a man, SID
through the heart. On his chest vi
pinned a placard: Take warning
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-04-27
Number
killed

Whcre AuTOs DOn7T 10.
All. me, this world is full of woes;
They're worse and worse since the auto
goes.
For the saddest words of tongue or pen
Are these: ''The auto is here again!"
But up In heaven. when all is DER,
No auto will ever g. in the door.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-04-27
FATHER GAPON STILL NrSsn
A Report That He Has Bee, :,
by Rebels Is Not Ro,.

WI bellpVad
st Petersburg, April 81
Gapon is still missing, and ID
no clue to his Whereabouts Ilsle \
rumor that he has been bsn Op'
revolutionaries is not belisra.sa
He suddenly disappearose
two weeks ago, and his wis., a sO'a
that his enemies had murdas.i ,ea''l
as the police declared thai '9u al'
not been arrested. ue "
1t was surmised that h
have been Kidnapped One IlSt
current is that he has gone ~ I rlas
Novgorod Province, to enter 'a-ad
astery there. That story is No, la
tied either. 4O' Cfe'
Some friends of Father
claim to have information ", uaAl
has fallen, not into the bands a ..
revolutionaries, but into those o =, Y
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-04-27
Chalten-


Maximum disturbance at. % 90 So 90
Disturbance ended about 10 81 90 u 90 90
This statement of the magnetic eff
feet of the San Francisco earthquake
was made at the coast and geodetic
survey:
The San Francisco earthquake, be-
sides being recorded the world over on
specially designed earthquake instru-
ments, called sesmographs, likewise
affected the self recording magnetic in
struments at the three magnetic OBJ
servatOries of the coast and geodetic
survey thus far heard from.
AT the magnetic observatory at
Chetenham, Md, this disturbance be-
gan about half past a. m, eastern
time, on April IS, and continued for
about half an hour. 1t will be noticed
i'll the table giving the time as recorded
by the seismOgraph that this disturb
ance began some time later than the
preliminary tremors, coinciding with
the principal portion of the disturb
ance rs recorded on the seismograph.
1T affected chiefly the horizontal and
vertical components of the earth's mag
netic intensity, the greatest disturb
ance amounting to one One-thousandth
part Of the horizontal intensity and
about one two thousandth part of the
vertical intensity. 1t was not of the
same character as that due to cosmic
magnetic storm or as that recorded in
connection with the Mont Pelee erup-
ton, but appears to be chiefly if not
entirely mechanical.
AT Baldwin. Kan. where there is no
seismograph, the magnetic instruments
also recorded Il similar disturbance.
lasting from twenty-five minutes after
8 to half past s, eastern time, some
time after the preliminary tremors Of
the earthquake reached Cheltenham.
AT the Sitka observatory this dis
turbance was also recorded by the
magnetic instruments from twenty
four minutes past to thirty minutes
past s, eastern time, somewhat later
than the preliminary tremors recorded
on the seismograph at this observatory.
1T is to be noticed that in each Of
these three cases the magnetic dis
turbance occurs at about the same
time that the greatest motion is being
recorded on the seismograph
1.-The question whether the earth
quake disturbed the magnetics in a
purely mechanical way or by its action
on the earth's magnetism is by no
means settled-in fact it is only recent.
ly that attempts have been made 10
study the phenomena"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-04-27
"THE r1oDEL."
TELEPHONE CALL 50.

Two special Huck Towels, just opened-great values FOL
nome, hotel and boarding house use
lowel No. Ten cents each or ST. 10 per doz.
Lower NO. Z-lweve and half cents each $1.35 PEI
ooz TINS is double thread towel-hence double the
weight of an ordinary towel
'er washable serg8s-mostly in grounds at U
per yara-pretty and high cost looking
New Fercale Wrappers $1OO and 81 25-good readable
make and fast colors
4o-nch Black Mistra Wolfe at 4Sc Should command
your attention because of its real value
Imitation OF Wool Batiste at 124c-aro dressy fabrics O
the price and really worth 15c.
P'"u moment looking at our new white waists-oo'p
'0'' ana long sleeves-styles not seen elsewhere
+. r'o'-Moth paper now on SALE Sc sheet soc do1' /
jan 80 .,,,os JOHN HEMDRlCKSoN.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-04-27
EARTHQUAKES SPEED
How It's Tremors Travelled
Across the Country.
AT NEARLY SIX MILES A SECOND

Took seven Minutes and Twenty
four Seconds For the shocks at San
Francisco 10 Cross the Continent.
Duration of Quakes Was Nearly
Four HouFs.
At rate of five and one-half miles a
second tremors from the earthquake in
San Francisco on Wednesday morning,
April Is were transmitted through the
continent from the Pacific to the At
lantic coast, says Il Washington special
dispatch 10 the New York Herald
Such is the story of the seiSmographic
Instruments in the United States coast
and geodetie survey laboratories in
Chcltcnham. Md. ana Sitka. Alaska.
full record of which was recently is
sued. As heretofore stated. the dis
turbancc recorded by the scismograph-
ic earthquake machine was greater
than any hitherto shown since the OBJ
scryatorics' establishment. Here is the
official statement iSsued at the coast
ana gnodetic survey:
quake tone more than 600 miles away
may conveniently lee divided into sew
eral portions. The first portion, gcner-
ally known MS the preliminary tremor,
consists of very ma}l. irregular vibra-
tons With a period Of two to four sec
onds The duration of these prelim-
mary trcmors is believed to increase
directly with the distance from the ori-
gin of the earthquake. Next comes
the principal portion of the earth
quake which generally continues with
three or four large waves over Il period
Of fifteen to twenty-five seconds I'M
medidtely following these waves come
the large waves. generally lasting sew
erll minutes and producing the max
imum motions of the recording stylus.
After this the motion dies down slow
ly until the end.
AT Chcltenham the preliminary trem-
ors began at Sh. ION. DIS at distance
OF $50 miles from san Francisco. As
suming now the time of the first shock
rs Oh. 12m. Pacific time, or Sh. 12m.
eastern time. as given by Professor
Davidson of the University of Calfor-
mia, the velocity of these tremors is
found to he five and one-half miles per
second, about twenty-seven times the
velocity of sound. The time taken for
these waves to cross the continent was
I'm. DIS.
THE large waves began about Sh
30m. 13s., or an interval of Ism. 13s.
after the first shock, and the velocity
Of these waves appears to be about two
and One-quarter miles per second.
"As will be seen from the accompa-
nying table, the duration of the earth
quakes was nearly four hours. The
duration of the strongest motion, how
ever, was only from Sh. 30m. to about
Sh. 40m. During this period the mo-
ton was too large to be properly re-
corded by the seismograph. The period
of vibration in the preliminary tremors
was about two or four seconds; in the
principal portion it varied from ten to
twenty seconds"
Here is Il comparative statement of
results at Sitka and Cheltenham, ac-
cording to eastern time:
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-04-27

The New York State Senate pas'a
the last of the Armstrong insurans
bills, reconsidering White amend
ments.
The Chicago, Burlington aai
Quincy Railroad was fined S4OVVN
and two of it's officials $40, 900 eacl
in Chicago, for granting rebates ah
the fines we're paid.
Closing exercises of the FranRl
bi-centenary, in Philadelphia, wen
marked by the presentation Of s0A
medal by the United States Y
France.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-04-27
GRAEDER CITY TO RISE
Californians Predict Bright Out
look For San Francisco.
ABANDONMENT IDEA RIDICULBD

Men Who Have Faith In the City
Are Ready to Put Millions Into Re-
buiiding-W. II. CrocIser Declares
Worlds Most Beautiful Municipal
ity win Rise From the Ruins.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-03-05

- Inspektorzy urzedu budow-
lanego zwiedzaja teatry, azeby
sic przekonac, lie przedstawia-
ia bezpieczehstwo dla publicz-
nosci ma wypadek pozaru.
= Kolej gorna linii Humboldt
Park zostanie przedluzona do u
avenue.
Tajna policya pragnie sic
dowiedziec, w otorych aptekach
sprzedaja kokaine bez specyal-
nego pozwolenia lekarzy.
- Tylko Is klerkow pomocni-
czych otrzyma chicagoski poczt-
mistrz.
IS letni Richard Meitril z
pm. 48o3 Shields ave., ukradl ma
tee $500. Przy rewizyi znalezio-
no W jego posiadaniu tylko mix
la. Reszte puscil z kolezkami.
w So. Chicago umarl sedzia
pokoju Gideon E. Clerk.
- Szef policyi w Evanston ME
znosi samochodow, poniewaz wy
zlabiaja rowy ma tamtejszych u-
leach.
- Poniewaz James Kelly ME
mogf naklonic swej gospodyni.
azeby z MIN uciekla, zostawiajqc
ma koszu meza, wybii ja kijem ol
szczotki, skutkiem czego powed-
rowal do kozy.
- 76 letni i niewidomy Geo.
Fark postanowl rozwiezc sic z
zona.
- PAM Ella Stiff opowiada}a
sedziemu, re jej MAJ jest gen
tlemanem", kiedy jest trzezwym.
Ma jej nieszczescie bywa on rza-
dko trzezwym.
- Gazety angielskie podaja
wiadomosc wypadku w zakla-
dach Illinois Steel Cow South
Chicago. Trzej robotnicy polscy
zostali ciezko poranieni, lecz ich
nazwiska tax poprzekrecano, re
trudno ich sic domyslic. ....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-03-05
Rdins notatki teIGgTaiiczDs.

u OLGA swietego otrzyma-
3y audyencye wczoraj PAM Har-
riet Pullman Chicago, jei sio-
stra jej bratowa.
w Petersburgu obiega
pogioska o przygctowywanlu Sly
rewolucyi palacowej hr. lgna-
tiewem gen. Trepowem ma cze-
le.
Ma dworcu W Petersburgu
aresztowano dwoch anarchistow,
gdy chcieli wsiaSc do pociagu
iadacego do Carsklego Sioia.
Znaleziono u Mich bomby.
= Do Petersburga nadeszlo
kilkanascie ,pancernych samo-
chodow", zbudowanych w Pa
ryzu, dla wojska do uzytku W
czasie rozruchow u'iczrycf.
w Poznaniu cofnela Maye-
rowa, iona straznika kolejowego
skarge wytoczona hr. Izabelli
Kwileckiej o oddanie syna.
= Podr6znik i correspondent
gazet Walter Wellman, WV
bierajacy sic w. podroz balonem
do bieguna polnocnego, wyjechal
z Havre ma parowcu Lorraine,
uda sic do Spitzbergen tam
zrobi kilka wzlotow probnych,
MIN uda sic W droge. Balon jego
wykonczony bedzie W maju.
= w Paryzu d.. 20 kwietnia
odbedzie sic uroczyste ods}onie-'
Gle pomnfka Franklina.
w Paryzu zebrali sic
kardynaiowie fraacuscy, azeby
zwolac plenarnv synod francus-
kich biskupow.
= Z Drontheim w Norwegii
donosza, re w czasie ostatnich
burr zatonelo tam II statkoW /
80 osob utracilo zycie..
= Drugi brat szacha Persyi,
Nalb es Saltaneh, zostal zamia-
nowany ministrem wojny. Pia-
stowal on ten urzad juz cd roku
1884 do 1896. ,.
- Panstwo Longworth po-
wrocili z podrozy poslubnej do
Waszyngtonu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-03-05
z Pittsburgh, Pa.
(Wiasna korespondencya
DE-. Chic.)
Pittsburg, Pa, ~ lutego.

- ~ w
Wzeszlym mhesiacu w dniach
1S i25 odbylo sic przedstawienie
amatorskie ina Gorach", w pa
rafii Serca Najswietszej Fanny
Maryi, p. t. ,,Jaki pan, TAXI kram"
"a staraniem organiEty, pana No
wickiego. Sztuka zostala ode
grana znakomicie. Amatorzy
wywiazali sic ze swych rol bar
dzo dobrze. Szczegolnie zaslu-
ia ma pochwale: pan ]. Pilarski
ordynans, pan Letkiewicz poru-
.cznik ulanow, p. M. Figurska
kucharka Jowialskiego, ktorzy
oddali swoje role wysmfenicie.
Chcialem zwrocic uwage niekto-
rych amatorow, a szczegolniej
amatorek, re zwlaszcza ma see
mach amatorskich, powinno sic
wyn1awiat: p o 8 k i, n
gi iel ki t. p, ME poi
ski; angieiski, jak niektorzy wy
mawiaja. Razi to riemile ucho
Polaka.
Jak juz wyzej wspomnia}em,
sztuka wypad}a znakomicie, TAX,
re zarzad zmuszony byi powto-
rye przedstawienie oba razy
hala zapeiniona byla po same
brzegi, a duzo publicznosci mu-
sia1o odejsc do dombw, TAX W
dniu 1s, jak rs z. m. Widat, Re
organista p. Nowicki zasiuguje
i tu ma pochwase, i talk, jak ME
gdys w Chicago slyneia kapela
braci Nowickich, tax W Pitts
burgu pewnie wkrotce zalsiynie
jego chor koscielny ! sztuka tea
tralna pod jego dyrekcya. Mu-
sze dodac, re Choir pod jego dy-
rekcya skiada sic tylko samych
mezczyzn, t. ]. z doroslych mez-
czyzn z szkolnych chiopcow.
Chor jest bardzo doborowy !
spiew sliczny. Organy So nowe-
go systemu, slicznie wykonczo-
ne, glos maja wyborny.
KoScid w wyzej wspomnia-
nej parafii jest nowy, 3-go CRU
dnia z. r. odbylo sic jego poswie-
Genie. Jak Z zewnatrz, TAX we
wnatrz przedstawia sic slicznie,
ma wielka kopule ma wierzchu /
dwie wiezyczki sterczace W ME
bo ,jako symbolic WARY chrzes-
cianskiei ! zarazend strdze wska-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-03-05
: w St. Louis. Mo. arcybis.

w St. Louis. Mo-, arcybist
biskup Glennon w kazaniu ostro
potepial nowozytne dramaty tego
rodzaju, jak mp. Sarah BeTnllar 1t
rozsIawia na scenach amcryksh-
skich.
= Prezydent gornikow Nit
chell postanowii zarzadzic strajk
W kopalniach twardego wegla, W
skutek ultimatum postawionego
przez wIascicieli kopaln miekkie-
go wegla.
- By1y gubernator stanu Tex
as, Stephen Hogg, umarl W Hou-
ston Texas.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-03-05

zujacy miejsce zebrania dla wier-
nych. w tym n1iesiacu odbedzie
sic mlFya w tel parafii "a stara-
MEM Wiel. ks. Proboszcza
Szwarzroka wierni beda mogli
nIezycie przygotowac sic do
przyjecia do swych serc Pana
mad Pany zaspiewania przyjsc
majacego wesoiego ,,Alleluja".
Polacy W tel parafii zyja bar
dzo przyzwoicie, skromnie po-
bonnie. Mie;zkania maja odpo-
wiednie; czysto jest W mich i
chedogo, co stanowi dowod, re
nasze gosposie W tel parafii IL
mieja sumfennie spelniac swoje
obowiazki, "a co i'm nalezy sic
Geese i szacunek.
Trzeba dodat jeszcze,ze i me-
zowie tych zacnych zon ME 60
rzej stoja cd Mich i rownie su-
miennie umieja spefniac 'swoje O.
bowiazki. Bo w dniu wyborow
j. 20 z. mi. obrali Polaka rad
nym miasta, p. Marona. Pan Ma
ron byi kandydatem ma republi-
kanskim tykiecie. Jak wiadomo
prawie caiy tykiet demokraty-
czny W tych wyborach zostai O.
brany, wyjatkiem tylko kilku,
pomiedzy ktorymi nasz ziomek,
p. Maron otrzyma} wiekszosc
800 giosow Cd swego przciwni-
ka. Jeszcze raz dodan, re w 13
wardzie Polacy ME sprzedali
swych glosow "a kieliszek wod-
XII, ami "a Etzklanke piwa; Geese
wan "a to Polscy obywatele 13
wardy. Da Bog, re "a przyk}a-
dem 13tej wardy, 12ta ia przy-
sziosc przy wyborach lepiej wy
stapi swoich kandydatow wy
bierze.
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roku 1895 przeszedl W stan

roku 1895 przeszedi W stan
spoczynku.
New York, 5 marca. = Try
dniowy kongres ,1eforniatorow
politycznych', kt6ry odbywaa
sic w will J. G. Phelpsa Stock
tona w Noroton Point, Conn, IA
konczyl sic najzupeaniejsza ME
zgoda partyi reprezentowanych,
Stockton miaI zamiar utworzyc
nova partye polityczna, wycho-
dzac zasady, re tax republican
ska jak i demokratyczna partya
zbyt maio uwzglednia potrzeby
ludu, w tym celu zwolal kon-
gres, ma kt6ry zaproszono re-
prezentanaow radykalnych So
cyalistow, zwolennikow single
taxi, polsocyalist6ow i rozmai-
tych partyi reformacyjnych. Po-
miedzy innymi byl takze obecny
milioner chicagoski Patterson
kt6ry pred kilku dniami O.
swiadczyi sic "a teoryani s'cya'
listvcznemi. OkaZalo sic, re
wieIu ME wiedziaio,
po co ich wzywano. Po dlugich
dyskusyach okaza1o sic, re ME
podobienstwem jest przyjsc do
jakiegokolwiek poloiumienla
gdyz kazdy uvl'al swojl par
tye jedynie zbawienn2 dla
kraju i delegaci rozjechali sic
niezadowoleni bez rezultatow.
Birmingham, Ain, marca.
Z Meridian donoEza, re w czasie
huraganu, ktory nawiedzi} oko-
lice w piatek, "a osob straciio zy-
Gle ale zachodzi Ottawa, re pod
gruzami znajdzie sic jeszcze wie-
Gel zwlok. Liczba pokaleczonych
wynosi so. Gala poludniowa stro-
ma FRONT str, jakotez obie stro-
ny 20 ave. Cd Front str. az do
ulicy kolejowej So spustoszone
ntnostwo budynkow ley w
gruzach. rTrudno obliczyc szko-
de materyalna, ale 'zdaje sic, re
wyniesie najmniej oko}o Milo
ma dolarow. Noca ciemnoSci pa
d}uzszy, gdyz zaklady oSwietla-
nuja w miescie i potrwa to czas
MIA mocno So uszkodzone, dru-
ty porozryWane.