Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-04-19
HEAVIEST EARTH
SHOCK ON RECORD.
Washington and Albany SeiSmographs
Show That Great Quake Has
Occurred.


occurred.
ATRANy Anvil = ,n,,
s+.,,,,r,,,,+ .,,,,l I,,.r-,,+ -
'''' i'''-'N' '"' ."I"'NS Sl'"'h
/ I'Cofusu Oh the S'lNmoEraph ut the State
Museum here since the instrument was
installed began at l:l4 n. m. today and
continued NOR, than two home, M,
rnnora !, ,,,,,>I, ,,,,,,., ,,,.,.,'.,, ,I,
NtS"iu IL much more pronounced imam
omokn ~ IaSt , rr', ,,,,,.sv ,'' -;
brn,ion 1,.ns So .,,,.,,., ~. -, ,.;,',. 49,,
. ,,-,,,,I,,i,. 'N =. VIZ At" :" "N'uH '"'
pOi''u' ull 'i'"r OH the recording cylinder.
Whole World Shook.
In ~, ,pi,.;.,l ...,..,,,,,...
thn stnrr SiNv'' OUT AZ
rInred tbnf .tln,.' INV i". IS ~ - u'.
present IistIIrI,,rcn Goi',,,'r, ''"' t civ,
world shaking y,n1.;,t,- SnJ ,I,.,t IN
be found tn 6,,, L, ~ ~ '""' ~ -, N VIZ
seismnin"ic ~ my n'Gn leu Ut an the
well Ms IN EnrnHn ,,ni ,,.iH ,"G,''s ~
Darts of tLn ,.,r.iJ '''' p'''''I' III '''''
The first iu,li.otinp ,r ,I,, ,Iit,,r,
ance WAS rrcriyrJ ,,t IN. ",,.,,,''i, tt,1.
morning Ar / ~ ~ ~ ~, WYNN. us 'i',
welcomed r,ni,I,, ~ ,,,',,, ~" w
,'ioPcu i"piuI! 10 extraordinary SIZE,
as traced by The nrnduIum and cangin'r
the recording arms to swing entirely OH
the cylinders on both the north-south
W
waves lasted 10 minutes and Tho whole
disturbance till about ; u. II,
Assistant State GrnIo~,st D,vid II
NewIands said. Tho liSi,,rb.i,,,., ,,,,ii
have been very severe in,rrJ L,,,,,,,. MI
more severe tIon INV i,,,, ,,i, '',,,i
Instruments wore inSt,IIrd mara tb,,, -
year ago. n ,purnI,s fI INV, h,,,,,, s,,,,,
3OOO miIrs ,yT,,. -, ti,,, ~ ,
southeast" ,''
v,uIIII Il'' ,''lo'"' ga N',olu'
ACCORDING f., :, ,.,,,..i.,i i,i,', - pm
the voaIhrr b,r,,n t,,,i., go 49, iS -
partbuu1;n M ,rrHs, ;ni,;'.;,, ui>'"a,'
corded Inv tho T,n,tLn,. , ,,,,.,2' "''S
rI,,I,L i,,,,,,,,;, S',''''i I"tI"T 9'I9illo-
lug Tho ~rnatrSt n'r'',,-l,+ ''i'9 'A'o 49,,
Garth nt V,Ssh;nert1,, ,,,,'.I,,.,i ~, 'iit
and a, ,I;rn,,i ,,I ] f an y, 10
ia Iii wilma 49,, ',,i.' IG2,J" iio'i 20
Tho nnrtL..,,ItI l i,l,, ,l."' POI ','" NL
until las - ~, M, NV t,I i it; "iiiS
tLn oorti,,,, ~, nv '"'.i ""' ',i"h VI
rThnsn ro' ,'a'io VIZ 'l ~ HouIS'
rei,,iI,, WAYNE S'rII 40 lH"l'"le HIi u'l-
cnIn1ar,I,in ~ ,i,,i ".,N' d, +" u'H.HHoo
wLirL ronorti,' iu'D,lsi'9 "Stn ,m0@"
and IIinrstn,' =" at "ip'' ''i'o
MEXICO City is Shaken.
CILA OF MLAlCO, April 10
minutes sthrfIrd Ills civ last ni,,bt NE
earth rocked in Il long swingjn% motion.
terrifying the inhabitants bur doing mo-
damage Telegraph wires were, put ont
of commission ana for n short time lie
city was in darkness. The asphalt on
Cinco de MAYO street was cracked open
for q distance of fen wards The shock
is pronounced the heaviest here in wears.
People throngpd the streets many bay-
ing fled from their houses and dwellings
III their hight clothes.
Me- NJ. c4
damage MOI GREAT.
Representatives Of the Associated
Press made Il rapid tour in cabs over
the business streets of the city, but no
where could damage, beyond cracked
walls and small assures i'll the pave
ments be found. At the police stations
no deaths had been reported up to lao
a. Ill. No reports have yet come from