Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-19
FRANCE SENDS
HER SYMPATHY.
Great Britain Stands Ready to
Send Financial Relief II
Acceptable.
MANY CITIES TENDER RELIEF.
ucole country Is Aroused and offcrs
OF Aid Come From Every
where.
MANY CITIES TENDER RELIEF.

.,una sympathy with the United States
n the disaster In San Francisco. The
,,,nIs,erlal council today discussed the
,,,sstrophe at San Francisco and de-
,,aed 10 forward condolences. NJ. Nor
,.,d chief of the protocol of the for
seo office, called at the American en-
,.ssy during the day and personally
oonveyed 10 Ambassador Mccormick an
exnression Of sorrow for the republic.
There are many San Franciscans
hsrs including number OF the Spreck-
ole family, and they are IN a state OF
intense anxiety as repeated kilograms
hiring no response concerning the fate
N relatives The presence OF the
snreckes here IL preparatory TO the
marriage of Miss Lurlin Supreckels TO
Spencer Eddy, secretary to the Ameri-
can embassy at ST. Petersburg,
SYMPATHY FROM ENGLAND.
London. April ia.-The great wave
of sympathy in Great Britain for the
sufferers from the San Francisco earth
quake would take practical form on
The slightest intimation that financial
relief II necessary or acceptable, II Is
The general opinion however. that the
Americans viii prefer to take care of
Inc situation themselves without out
side aid. Public meetings OF church,
Good Templar and many other societies
today adopted expressions of sorrow at
the calamity and deep sympathy with
the bereaved and injured Many In
quirers having relatives in San Francis
20 called during the day at the Amerl-
can embassy and the offices OF the AS
ISOLATED Press were invaded by San
Francscans DESTROYS of obtaining the
latest news.
Trading on the stock exchange OPP
tnei dull in sympathy with the flatness
Of Americans In consequence Of the
earthquake, but prices recovered slight
ly after the lunch hour
II Is understood the big fire insurance
companies are heavily involved and the
question |. raised as TO whether they
are liable for the buildings destroyed by
Are, as a direct result of the earth
quake.
Prof John Milne, whose seismic OBJ
servatory at Shidc Hin, Newport, re-
corded a disturbance at 1880 in the aft
6rnoon of Wednesday, April Is, has
developed his seismo- Photographic rec
Ords Of the earthquake,
He says the disturbance was caused
by the production Of large fault cree
ated by a yielding Of the rocky strata
whilst undergoing the process Of up
heaval The professor predicts local
shocks later, but probably much less
severe than those of yesterday.
The American society has summoned
IT'S members by telegraph TO attend "a
meeting tomorrow. to discuss steps to
assist the sufferers at san Francisco.
Ambassador Reid is expected to pre-
side.
There were many callers at Dorches-
Ter House during the day to express
sympathy with the sufferers Mr.. Reid
was also IN receipt Of numerous tole.
grams, including one from the lord
mayor of London, and another from
the premier which he Immediately for
wsrded 10 the state department at
Washington.
CHICAGO OFFERS AID.
Chicago, April TO- = Mayor Dunno re-
turned from his eastern trip today and
Immediately on reaching his Office sent
The following message TO Mayor
Schmitz at San Francisco
Accept Chicago's most profound
sympathy IN great aftliction. In what
way can we best give you relicf?'
Adolf Kraus. president Of the order
Bnai Birth wired today to the Sec
rotary Of the district grand lodges Of
the order, instructing them TO forth
With wire to each community 10 collect
funds for the relief IF San Francisco
special meeting of the city council
viii BE- held late today to take appro-
PIRATE action.
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia, April 1.-the perna.
rent relief committee met today and
decided to send $4,000 to San Fran
cisco today, Barclay u. Warburton,
publisher OF the Evening Telegram. to-
day sent telegram to Mayor Schmlt2
OF San Francisco that he is preparing
relief train and that he would notify
The mayor when Il would leave Phila-
delphia
PENNYPACKER TO PARDEE.
Harrisburg, Pa April 19--Gov. PEN
Wpacker today sent the following tele-
gram to Gov. Pardee OF California;
II any help Is needed In San Fran
CISCO that Pennsylvania can render let
ne know"
STOCKTON OFFERS AID.
stockton, Cal, April l9.--Falling "a
each San Francisco authorities by
wire, Mayor Gardner OF Stockton left
lor san Francisco this morning to per-
sonally offer Stockton's aid. A meet
ing Of the Stockton chamber OF com-
merce has been called for 80 O'Clock
y m. to take steps towards relieving
me distress In the stricken city.
Little or no damage done here.
TACOMA GENEROUS.
Tacoma. Wash. April 18th cham-
per Of commerce tonight wired Cover
nor Pardee $40 COO for relief of earth
quake sufferers.
Tacoma will send 100 tons OF sup
,.les to San Francisco by the steamer
nelson, leaving tonight. Ten thou
snd dollars in cash will also be wired
mIlghi by the chamber Of commerce
NE city has divided into districts
WIN a committee In charge of cacl
ana careful canvass for funds vii
be made.
ne school children are today maxi
, s contributions upon request of th'
school board.
SEATTLE TO THE RESCUE.
SEATTLE, Wash, April is.--A specia
,,"inlttee was appointed by the Seat
W. chamber OF commerce. A proclama.
wv was Issued calling on people OF
CLEO.
~ ~ a, IN. The Times reports thai
nas raised $4,000 for tho Sar
anSisco sufferers. and thai the none,
sIll coming in. II is expected that
''0'Vo more will be added By noon.
COLORADO WILL AID.
Denver April is.-AnticIpating III.
nnering that VIII follow the earth.
sske and fire disaster in San Francis.
No. avg The need Of outside help. Cover,
co . Jesse T. Mcdonald viii appoint 0
on h ahee today to start relief func