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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-30
SAY IT WILL RISE AGAIN.
And That Sky.Scrapers Win Rear
Themselves In the Midst Of
A Busy Population.
But Now There Is Just About ~ Muet,
Use for One Of Those Structures
There as in Sahara.
Especial to the News,

San Francisco, via Oakland, April
3o.--Some people here from the east
who see the faring badges "A Greater
San Francisco" and then go over and
look at the asher, remark that It re-
minds them OF the mother who still.
nurses her dead babe and refuses to
accept the DOCTORS word that Il IA
dead. The Chronicle building can be
repaired, say the San B'ranciscoans
who are fighting TO restore confidence
and then the strangers point out that
there Is now about as much need for
skyscfaper II, that particular spot ~
there would be In the Sahara, as II Is
bounded on all sides by asnes. run
wing either to the water, or miles
across the CITY The new San Fran.
cisco they say wiz be born. bat OF
aiicn parentage. and the old IL dead.
cremated, and passed away forever,
with the days of gold which gave Il
birth. flavor, and the charm of ar
eenautic adventure.
Meantime the battle Is on in deadly
earnest between Oakland aud San
Franclaro. So tense IN the feeling
even Ia this time Of distressed and
teftled humanity as 10 almost snap
the strings ~ charity. Oakland rea-
Sons that now Is its time or never. and
san francisco its people scattered.
peeIed and penniless, Is making a bold
staDd--at Least, the majority OF It's
Inhabitants are. They declare that to
give up theffgnt nov would be 10 sur
render, city. prestige, glory and all;
and that they Say they never viii.
Watch US work and grow until we
are again the admiration and pride
,nt kh2 World ssf'hat y what o,sp hears
rnnevery Afde. and aif the kings oxea
ana all the kings men can't destroy
that determination. 1t Is n lesson In
courage and resolution the like OF
which this old earth has never before
seen May 1t never abate; bur may
II be realized In measure speed ard
endurance In a manner that shall
slartle and strengthen all humankind.
BUD GREY APPEARS.
Bud Grey came out of the mysteries
of the refuge camps yesterday after
noon. When the hrc came he was al
1854 Post street. with his trick BIZ
cycles which he was to use I'm the Or
pheum theater. lie took his traps and
escaped with them to the park Then
he volunteered as n Red Cross man,
and was assigned to duty driving an
ambulance. From Thursday to Thurs
day he worked In this capacity, while
there was any work 10 do, and after
that he came to Oakland without Il
cent He Is due at Los Angeles, with
other members of an Oppheum COM
pany, as quick az they can get through,
and have all been given passes en-
titling them to take their baggage,
wherever any was saved.
ISAAC RUSSELL
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INDIA FOR INDI ANS.
Brahman Missionary says Missionaries
sent There Are Scnselcss.

Kansas city April 30.--A Brahman
missionary, Marayan Krishna, filing
the pulpit OF Al Souls church. Episco-
pal In this city by invitation last eve
ming, said In tho course Of a talk
Were overstocked with Christian
missionaries. Ninety per cent OF those
we have are senseless Furthermore.
We do not want your religion and your
holy book. We have more religion OF
our own than we know what to do with
n surplus that we would like 10 export
So pray you Americans, keep your SO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-30
SHERIFF SHAVER DEAD.
He Was Shot ut WOODBURY.. Or, by
Desperate Frank Smith.

Portland Or, April 3O.--A special
to the Oregonian from Salem says that
Sheriff j. X. Shaver who was shot by
the desperate Frank Smith early Sat-
urday morning at WOODBURY., is dead
the third victim of the outlaw Smith
has been identified as the son-in-law
of William Eckert, Linn county
farmer on whom Smith once before
made threats. and who is now IN
deadly fear OF him, 80 long as he is
making his way towards Eekerts
homie,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-30
Will mRIGArE MANY ACRES.

Washington, April 3O,--Chief En-
giueer f. II. Newell OF the govern
ment reclamation service. Informed the
house committee on irrigation that
from $4,000 to 10000 acres Of land
would be irrigated at the beginning Of
the present irrigation season from the
Interstate canal between Wyoming and
Nebraska. Most of this land IL In
Wyoming Under the Truckee-Carson
project IN Nevada about 10000 acres
are TO be irrigated this year. The sup
ply OF water IN both cases will meet
the present demands.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-30
BULL FIGHT FOR SUFFERERS.

FL Paso, Tex, April 3o.-vice Pres
Ident Ramon Corral Of Mexico. who
came here to meet his children. return
Ing from San Francisco, attended a
bull fight in Clduad Juarez. Mexico,
yesterday, given for the benefit OF the
San Francisco sufferers, Gen. Frank
d. Baldwin Of the United States army,
Mayor Charles Davis OF El Paso, and
other Americans occupied box.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-30
mol surpREss DISORDERS.

st. Petersburg, April 9O.--Foreseeng
difficulty I'm inducing parliament To
grant "a credit for moving troops to
suppress disorders In the Interior the
council Of the empire upon the re-
quest Of the minister of war has placed
'3.500OO0 at the latter's disposal for
this purpose The policy Of the gov
4rnment Is o'move the troops fre-
quently I'm order To prevent them from
becoming influenced by association with
reyolutlonista
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-30

called missionaries at home. II YOU
want TO Christianize us, send us some
men that are qualified to teach Yhilos-
ophers that know their own Scriptures.
Until then the Vedas, our four books OF
philosophy. are good enough for ~.
Show me n country where mission
aries have been prosperous, II does not
exist There were no famii,es. no
plague in India before the English ms
vasion. | am here In the interests OF
India for India, not India for England"
During these remarks some members
and later Rev Charles Ferguson apol~
ogized for Marayan krishna's state
mentg,
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IRE IN DENVER.

/ e",l his bril- 3O.--BeginnIng al about
4 o'clock yesterday morning. the fire
department WAS kept busy for several
hours responding to calls. The Arc
burned the Twonty-thlrd avenue Pres
byteran church. located at the cor
ner of Twenty-third avenue and Ogden
street. causing a loss OF $4,000. A
block away stands the Calvary Bap-
fist church, which took fire but was
not badly damaged. Something Ike
20 residences in the same neighborhood
reported fires, more or less damaging.
The loss will total over $4,000 The
6remen were crushed by a falling wdll
az the Presbyterian church. and seri-
ously injured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-30
THE OLYMPIC GAMES.

Athens. April 3o,-1n the final 400.
meter race, Paul Pilgrim. y. Y. 4. c..
Won time 81 les seconds. Lieutenant
W, Halswelle, England, second; SO As
seconds Nigel Barker Australia, third.
In the final OF the i.5OO-meter race
today. j. u. Llghtbody. Chicago uni
versity, was first; McGOugh. England.
second; Hollestrom. Sweden, third.
Time, minutes II seconds.
Lightbody won by two yards.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-30
SAN FRANCISCO
CAN USE ANYTHING

San Francisco. April 30.-Mayor e.
+. Schmit2, In statement issued to-
day says San Francisco can use any
thing In the way of funds. clothing and
provisions. Send funds to Hon. James
ID. Phelan chairman of the finance
committee and supplies to Maj c, j..
Devol, quartermaster, y. S. A., Pre-
sidio wharf, San Francisco.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-30
KING EDWARD IN NAPLES.
lie VIII Not Leave Until He Has
Visited Observatory.

Naples. April 9o--The weather contin.
uing fine King Edward said he would not
leave Naples without visiting the obser-
yatory ss he desired TO meet Proof Mat.
tucci and Frank perret " Brooklyn. New
York assistant director OF the observa-
tory on Mt Ncsuvius. The Duke and
Duchess OF Aosla were delighted and Of
fercd 10 guide the king. Five automo-
biles were ordered 90 convey the royal
party 20 Nj. Ncsuyus
Mrs white, wife Of the American am.
bassador formed one Of tho royal party
which tried 10 reach the observatory Sat
urday, and II was hoped she would be
able to accompany their maiesties today
hut II was found that she had already
returned TO Rome.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-30
BREATHITT COUNTY FEUD.
II Breaks Out Again, One OF the Har-
gises Being Shot.

Jackson, KY. April 3O.-The Breathitt
county feud broke out again last night,
when ''Red Tom Cockrell, Jake Noble
and Tom Barnett besieged Beach Har-
gis, a Relative OF former County Judge
Harsls. and shot out all the glass in
the front of the house. HargIs was
Wounded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-30
Buy Forty Voting Machines For Salt Lake.
County City Conclude Jointly Purchase Thirty Take Four
Extra Outside hicPoposiion VIII Come Before the City
Councnf liberation his Evening

tho city and county and that the
county purchase four machines to be
used in the county districts exclusive
III.
County Commissioners Wilson and
Mackey. Mayor Thompson and Coun-
Gilman Black The matter viii come
before the council at this evenings
meeting, and II is more than likely that
the recommendation OF the committee
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-30
MAY FORM \ CABINET.

Vienna. April so.-Prlnce Conrad Of
Hohenlohe- Schillingsfuerst who arrived
here today from Trieste, VIII, 1t Is
believed. be entrusted by the emperor
with the formation OF a new cabinet In
place OF the ministry headed by Baron
Gautch Won Frankenthurn, whose res
ignatlon is understood to have been ac-
centcd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-30
VOTE ON RATE BILL.
General Opinion That May 10 win be
Date Fixed Upon.

Washington. April 3O.--Senate leaderA
will endeayor to have fixed a time for
vote on the railroad rate bill upon
the conclusion today Of the speech OF
Senator Clark (Ark.).
The opinion is expressed freely that
May 10 will be the day named and that
date positively win not be later thar.
May f..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-30
SONS OF REVOLUTION.
The Seventeenth Annual Congress
Opens In Boston.

Boston. April SO.-All sections of tho
country were well represented at the
opening In this city today OF the seven
teenth annual congress OF the Nation
al society of the Sons Of the American
Revolution which Will continue through
tomorrow In addition 10 the business
meetings the delegates will make excur
slons tn Concord and Lexington To
View tho scenes vi revolutionary bat
tlaa,
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thank God we are all unhurt.
The city Was y ziI.ass ~ . -. 81
- Sky. BONApARTC I'LL,

Baltimore, April 3o.-secy. Bona
parte is confined to his room at his
residence in this city with an acute
attack OF indigestion which his phys-
clan saws Is not serious. The secretary
nrose al his customary hour this morn
ing i'm usual health and was attacked
with Indigestion at breakfast.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-30

The county commissioners and the
election committee OF the city coun-
ell, held n special meeting today on
the voting machine proposition, and
by q unanimous vote decided to rec
ommend he>purchase 40 United States
Standard voting machines to be used
in Salt Lake county.
IL was also decided that 3G of the
machines will be purchased by the
cit, and county Jointly. to be used In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-30

will be adopted, as the sentiment
seems to be entirely IN favor of using
the voting machines.
The simple workings Of the ma
chimes have already been explained IN
these columns. and there can be no
doubt that great deal of time and
money will be saved by their use, TO
say nothing OF the economic phase
Of the question which is most import
ant
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-30
STRIKE OF LoNGsmoRE>lEN.

Cleveland o.. April SO-Twenty
thousand members OF the Longshore-
mems union win, Il Is expected, be ON
strike tonight at all lake ports.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-30
TWO SLIGHT SHOCKS IN
SAN FRANCISCO, NO
ALARM, NO DANGER,

San Francisco, April 80. Two
slight earthquake shocks at an
Interval Of an hour were felt here
early this morning. They We're
OF the same nature as a dozen
other shocks that have been felt
since the big quake Of April IS.
No damage was done this
morning, and there was no alarm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-30
FLoUR COMBINE N OHM

Manila. April 30--Private advices
from Hongkong say that the -four mills
of American contemplate forming a
combine 10 control the distribution Of
| their product IN China, along Standard
oil lines
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-30
CUP0lA EXPl0DES.
Two Laborcrs Killed and Five Ser
iOusly Injured.

Chicago April So.-Tho laborsrs were
killed and five others seriously injured
today by the explosion Of a cupola IN
the plant Of the Illinois Steel company
al South Chicago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-30
MOUNT HECLA.
-
rom Iceland Report IL Has
cen In Eruption.

n, April 30. -- Steamers
Leight today from Iceland
Mount Hecla has been in
hes being scattered over a
The disturbance, however,
Gus.
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SYMPATHY FROM MANILA.

Manila. April 3O.--'rhe Spanish club
representing the Spanish colony here,
has adopted resolutions OF sympath
with the people of San Francisco. The
resolutions will be transmitted to
President Roosevelt through Commits
Sinnnr lde
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-30
Cruisers AT MANILA.

Manila April o.-The United states
cruisers Chattanooga and Galveston
have arrived here for an overhauling
preparatory to joining the lieet at shany
t~G
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-30
M0R0S ENCOUNTER
AND KILL PUlAJANES,

Manila, April S0--A detail of Moros
on the island of Samar in an encoun-
ter with Pulajanes killed 30 OF the lat
ter.
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powrE BANKRuPTCy CASE.

Chicago, April 30..-rhe hearing Of the
Dowie bankruptcy case was today post
pOned until May 10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-30
i2 PAcEs-LAsT EDITION.
SEWER sYsTEM INTAcT

Of Lieut. Branck OF the same regiment,
and both are now In the regimental
guardhouse.
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The sewer system Of San Francisco /,
now intact and in working order Sew
ers may be used without danger oi
choking or running into the water
mains.
Money Cor clearing the streets Of de-
Drls was cut of this morning, and the
work consequently ceased, but great
deal Of progress has been made upon
the principal thoroughfares within the
last fortnight. Probably one-tenth of
the streets in the burned district are
now passable.
Policeman A. Gordon OF company d,
who was stationed at the city hall sta.
ton when the earthquake DESTROYED tho
building, Is believed TO be buried In
the ruins. He has not been seen since
the morning Of the shock.
PHYSICIANS RUINED.
Hundreds OF physicians have been
practically ruined by the great fire.
Their libraries, their accounts, their In
struments, their diplomas, their prac-
tises were lost. When the first alarm
came nearly every physician In town
Immediately plunged into relief work
and had no time for days afterwards
to think OF anything else. 1t is esti-
mated that 800 physicians have been
left absolutely destitute. Dentists, too.
suffered severely, Measures are being
taken for their relif
TO REBUILD HISTORY BUILDING.
Hilbert Howe Bancroft, owner Of the
History building, which was on Mar
ket street. near Fourth, announces
that he will Immediately replace the
ruined structure by thoroughly mod
ern steel building.
MESSAGE IN LOAF OF BREAD.
A message in a loaf Of bread was re-
ceiyed yesterday by "A militiaman on
board the Marion The bread came
from a nearby supply depot, and IN 1t
was note from Mrs. II. Julian, Lents.
Multomah county, Or, asking for in
formation OF May and Alphonse Soubi-
ron of 1923 Jessie street, San Francisco.
II Is likely that the site of Chinatown
will be sold for fine residence property.
II Is one of the most desirable locations
in San Francisco.
SCHOOL BUILDINGS
OF San Franciscos 70 school buildings,
rs were wiped out or made useless. The
department of education has declared
the school year that opened last fall vt
an end, and has announced an Indefinite
vacation,
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MESSAGE IN LOAF OF BREAD.
SCHOOL BUILDINGS.

OF San Francsco's 70 school buildings.
rs were wiped out or made useless. The
department of education has declared
the school year that opened last fall vt
an end, and has announced an indefinite
vacation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-30
, tabulation from Quartermaster

supplies reported TO nave Deell
to April 2s, and Of supplies en-
ordered. 1t shows on the whole
lie discrimination and intelll-
bases. Supplies received,
lrloads OF stoves; 1880 stove
3; rs carloads of forage; 1000
20 carloads of tentage; two
$4,000 feet of lumber; 100 tons
| 20 tons of medical supplies;
ads of acid and chemicals;
Dads OF wood; 2il cars and
ner loads of subsistence
| 10 tons Of flour; five cars of
1t; 1855 cars OF miscellaneous
car Of oranges; five cars of
wo cars salt; camp outfit
angeles, IS cars.
IS en- route or ordered--Eight
lentage, nine cars and one
lad Of medical supplies; three
rs and troughs, two cars OF
two cars Of telegraph and tel
ipplies; IL cars OF lumber;
Of odorless ex-tank wag-
rs of subsistence stores; sew
I'd 1873 barrels Of flour, 1900
coffee; $500 pounds OF to-
boxes OF chocolate; two cars
cars and 100 tons OF miscel-
lpplies. Have now ample
I tents and mems shoes.
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STATEMENT Of
SUPPLIES RECEIVED

Washington. April 30.--Three hundred
thousand dollars were forwarded by
wire by the American Red Cross today
to James ID. Phelan. chairman of the
Red Cross and relief committee in san
Francisco, and he was advised that ST.
100000 more Is at the disposal OF the
committee.
Judge w. w, Morrow, president Of
the California branch of the Red Cross,
advised the Red Cross today that II
will be better from this time on for the
society to send money to California
rather than food and provisions, as the
immediate needs are provided for.
Dr. Edward T. Devine, special repre-
sentative Of the Red Cross at San
Francisco, made the following report
today on supplies sent to earthquake
sufferers.
UlI.,r, t,B,tIa tict. fran, nitu ~ ,f,t OF a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-30
CAUGHT LooTING.

Caught in the act OF looting a safe
ut Dublce and Church streets, which
Is near military headquarters, Francis
20 Casseli was arrested by Corporal
Tudor OF company +, first regiment, N.
q. c.. last night. Joseph Zeraba, witt
was working on the safe with Cnsselli
escaped from the corporal by runnins
away, but he ran right into the arms
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A THIEF AT WORK.

Some thief, believing that rich loot
lay IN the safe IN st. Ignatius church
nj Hayes street and Van Ness avenue,
invaded the sanctuary Of that place
yesterday. A skilled craftsman, he
carried drills, fuse and explosives, and
was already drilling at the steel combi-
nation when a private Waterman dis
covered him. The Waterman immedi-
ately opened fire upon him. Three
shots were fired but the robber man
aged to make his escape. Detectives
found the paraphernalia left behind by
the robber in his hurried flight
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-02
he SOUGHT D0WRY OF
RICH BREWER BUSCH.
Army Officer. Who Elopes With
Wilhelrnina Busch, Wants a
Million in Cash.
Special 10 The Times-Dispaich.)

Especial 10 Inc +sIIntS-I'lSpbit-il.i
ST LOUIS Jan. IA demand thai
81 10000 dowry be settled upon Miss VII
helmina Busch, daughter OF the multi.
millionaire brewer, Adolphns Busch. Is
said to- have resulted in the rupture of
relations between Lieutenant Eduara
Scharrer and the Busch5 family itnd tbs.
determination Of Busch pore 70 scnd bis
daughter to California to spend the re-
naInder of the winter.
Developments growing out of the
clopement of Miss Busch to Bellesillel
Ill. last Wednesday with Lieutenant
Scharrer have been so numerous and sc
contractors that II is hard 10 learn just
what are the facts. The Busch fntDily.
from being communicative and inclined
to treat the matter lightly nj first, have
become strangely reticent. and tonight
no reporters were admitted to the Busch
home.
Lieutenant scharrer is locked in his
room at the Southern Hotel, and re-
fuses 10 see any one. y reporter held a
short conversation witlpliiim through the
transom OF his bedroom, but II was un-
satisfactory.
Friends of the Busch family declare
that Scharrer sought to force her father
TO agree to their marriage and settle a
large dowry. sl.opo0o In cash, upon her.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-02
In Mrs. Gardner's Gallery.

lBy Associated press.1
bCsIoN. january 1.-Mrs Join l..
Gardner. who owns the art collection In
me Fenway. this city. would not discuss
to-day the despatch from Rome CONCERN
ing the disappearance of the plct,ir.
Christ with the cross by Glorgione.
except to say that she knew nothing OF
the disappearance OF a notod painting
from vicenza. However. the public
catalogue of Mrs. Gardner's art colles-
lion indicated that ii contains Giorgione.s
picture, Head of Christ" and that this
picture came from the Casa Loschi. VI
cenza.
An Inquiry among artists tn this city
to-day developed the opinion that the
picture by G!orgionc catalogued In Mrs.
Gardeners collection is undoubtedly the
same referred to az having disappeared
from the Loschi Palace at Vicenza IL
was pointed that in book upon Giogions
the statement Is found that the pictAre
known as Christ bearing the cross" for
mcrly In the Casa Losch at Vicenza now
belongs TO Mrs. Gardner of Boston, and
the same book dealing with the works
of Giorgonc points out IN the catalogue
of his works thut the picture Ii now IN
the collection of Mrs. Gardner, and that
until about xix years ago 1t was in the
Casa Loschi at Nicenza.