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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-20
ROBBED EXPRESS
COMFY OF $4,000

~ paul. Arrll o. A bandit held
uP tee Northern psci6c Express COM
pauy = union PIT offloe Tuesday night
Aud compelled the clerk g. open the
safe and give him package contain
ing s2s geo. he escaped.
AT 1880 ~ night All accomplioe 81
the rpbher called a. the office and tn-
dueod enc ~ tbe CLERKS O. step out side.
PRED Zimmerman. tue other olerk
seen afteFWaFd found himself confront
I'd b. . msaked robbor " ho pointed a
pistol ~ his heaa
Zimmerman obeyed a command O.
bold ~ his hands. The robi=sr then ~
moved a revolver frUu uns ii thinner
man = Pocksts and command hin g.
open the safe. TIE CLERK ubeyed and
handed cat the package ~ currency
which Was % 81 90 Duiufh On the mid
night tr&ip. After rsrsissaz fhe bwllsy
~rsvefor@ fhs rabber hacked oct Of the
Office. first commanding Zimmerman
O. turn his face e. the wall and o. ~
main h thar position for 10 minutes
under pain q death. Both bandits
have escafad.
The police have arrested John Gun-
derson on tie charge = havinc held M
Pred zimmerman. The gsolice say
tfundeFson has not confessed. Thas
would not say whether the money had
beer found. bot declared they were
sure they had the right man
Nhen Gundsrson was taken q the
police station he appeared &C. b. under
the iufiueuoe q liquor and said he
knsw nothing aobut the robebry. Up
GA the police suggestion that they
would lei him ~ II hs would tell
where be had hidden the money. Gun
eerson said be could not remember
Whist be bad done with IL he claim
60 he had heen drinking and did not
know shat had happened during the
ulght tsundereon had heen employed
b. ths Northern Pacific Express com
pans and was Recently discharged
zimmerman. tie cl.rk in charge of
the Office. save tsundersuu came "a the
office about . o'clock and a. Ne had
tssn employed there ne thonght nothing
~ has hanging aroaud. Gundersou re-
mained there autll everyone bat Zlm-
meIman and q porter bad left and then
tsunderson gave the p1rter sonae money
And told ham o. get = hottleof WHISKY.
A Som - the porter disappeared Jsun-
darsln covered Zimmerman with =
revolver and called ea aim q oIseu Al
safe and hand out she package. Tin
norman ssw that Gunder~on was IN
earnest and complied tunderaon then
backed cat of tie Office.
Zimmerman save thta be notihed the
police a. sn0n - he was SURE Gundsr-
sau bad departed
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-20
&. n. WRECK
IN NORTH DAKOTA

- Paul. April Is. - Running 80 q
speed Il 20 miles an hour on 3 straight
track. tire Crest Northern westbound
Oriental Limited which left here for
Pacific coast points Sunday morning.
Vas derailed ~ 1915 o'clock Monday
morning a. Bartlett. n d. Five per-
sons wsye allied and q score OF more
injured. some q them seriously. After
e wreck the gas tank exploded and
the train took fire. sevea passenger
coaches being destroyed, the sleeper
and observation car escaping the
flamez.
There IL some evidence that the rails
had been tempered With Officials q
the read say that the rack in the vicin-
ity had been IN apparently frEt-clsss
condition and they were unable 60 &C
ebunt for the wreck on any other
theory than fhst IL was the deliberate
attempt Of miscreants 20 wreck the
train
II - the worst wreck that ever &C.
CURED IN North Dakota. The cars
comprising the train we're destroyed
with two exceptions. All the cars left
tie track. Many thrilling escapes ar
reported and numerous sets Of heroism
are told by survivors The engine lies
across tie line dividing Nelson and
Ramsey counties. The mail ear passed
the engine and burned in Ramsey coun
~. Mail Clerk Jones Of Grand Forks
was Killed, but his body was taken
from the car by Mail Clerk Fodness,
who himself Was badly burned about
the head. The cars went over . 10
foot embankment The explosion vas
herad 8 distance Of four miles.
The untnlured worked heroically e.
rescue the imprisoned and II Il thought
al bat three were removed.
Those kllled were In the from, part Of
the smoker. which was telescoped by
&c express car 30 front q il.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-20
THAw JURY DISAGREE.
couid Net Possibly Agree After ~
Hours Del3beration.

Hopeisssly dlvided-seven for a
verdict ~ guilty 81 murder ia the first
degree aud hFe Tor acqulftal on the
grounds q iusanity-the jury which
since January 3 has been trying
Harry X Thaw reported. after A.
hours and : minutes - deliheration.
that g. could not possibly agree on a
verdict The 17 men Were promptly
discharged by Justice Fitzgerald who
declared that D. too believed their
task vas hopeless. Thaw vas re
handed fa the Tombs without bail 60
await second trial uu the charge u
having murdered stanford White.
when this uew trial would take
place no one cuuneCeed With the case
could express an opinion. District At
taFney Jerome declared there were
many other persons accused of homi
eide awaiting trlal. and ThaW would
have to take his turn with the rest
As 90 a possible change - venue.
lofh the district attorney and counsel
COP Thaw declared they wous make
ne sach move
setting AZ rest al rumors as 70 their
present Intentions. J Russell Peabody
associated WIfh Delph.n NJ Delmas
chief counsel for Harry X Thaw. said
recently after a conference wlth the
prisoner. that AZ application Tor
rhaa 3 release co bal aoul8 D. made
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-20
Persistent Names Holidays

President Roosevelt has promulgated
an order giving Saturday half holidays
during July. August and September
70 al mechanics laborers and other
employees a. the manufacturing and
supply arsenals and depots under the
var department ana In the once q
the division and department head
quarters - the army and IN the en-
gineering department az large. The
order provides that on Saturdays IN
TIE months named foar horrs. exciu-
sive q time fer luncheon. shall coz
slitute q days work.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-20
LATE NEWS rrEms.

Ailliam Ellis Corry. president ~ shs
Unit~d esates steel compensation, and
Masells aitlman wfIl D. msrFied Al
New Nork May =. Il their usr@uut
plans are Mt changed.
Gnvernar fiutchel of Colorado has
s&dEessed a communicative b. the gov
eFEsaFs ~ al sbs states ouutaininR pnh-
lic lands. asking thsm O. Join him In
calling q eonweDaion 60 meet Ia Denver
o. gune a.. -. a. snd % .0f this vesr.
D. discuas TIE whols question q publie
land lava TIE letter suEgests thaf a
general policy shouid b. agreed upon o.
b. ndvocAted ~ RsshinEtop.
A coart msrtial ~ Dresden has sauf-
snced former Colonsl B4run Won Dem
FE@che- lpFenburg and Lieutenant Pech
x~ll each % thFee months confinement
In fartrsss Cor having fought q duel
g'he oounts~s De Jotemps COMMITTEES
suclde last Tuesday with a revolver IN
PARA She was = Russian. &C years q
Ass. and a woman q beauty ana wAs
marriud sSainst tina wishes q her par
ents - ths Coanf de Jotemps Tie
couple we're continually IN fnAnci Al
STRATA.
Ralph Psttison. = clsrk In the Taco
ana possoffice, was cauRhf riflinE the
mAiis reooutiy. Postmastsr F0tAw and
inspectors from a concealed spot
wMtehsd his operations he bros e
down And showed where be bad hidden
other maney. tie was released IN
$500 bill
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-20

The hearing nv the interstate com
Ierce commission - Portland Il await
I'd with keen interest. IL Is realized
that tins l. the first fundamental issue
raised BY ghe Dew rate Law. going O.
the real question - - rates rather than
- a. discrimination. Ia j. claimed that
e decision favurahle O. SPOKANE would
compel = radical alteration q the So
TEN q 9obbinE and haulsee frcn Chi
eaEo westward The decision in the
Denver case that railroads can not L.
Taliy charge al uEpro3fable rate for
transcoutinental freight, i taken as
promising a Concession 20 Spukane. or
20 least fhat the roads must give her
the same rates a. charged Through O.
the coast ports.
SPokAne and her jobbing territory
are payiER sanuAlly G. fhs tzanscuutt-
nental railroads serving them over ca
coo 900 more than the sams service
would eoss Il the-e goods we're deliver
ed &c Portland ~ Puget Sound points
This startling evidence - eompiled
frum the testimony q TIE railroads a.
ed wfth TIE interstate cemmerce cum-
mission st the hearina q tas SPOKANE
rate case before Co8miszioner {. A
Prnats. &c Portland. Ore.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-20
ARDOR DAY ADDRESS
PRESIDENT SENDS GREETING
To THE CHILDREN.
Appeal e tire Feuth - ire Natter
Save TIE Tsees--Ceiebrate Year Ar
Der Day Thovshtfvilys" Says tire
Chief EEeeutVe-F4elp &c Preserve
Forests o. Plant kess Ones.

President Roosevelt has addressed
TO the School Children q the United
States" a message on the subject q
Arbor day. He advises that they OBJ
serve the day th0ughtfuily. The mes
sage says:
-Arhor day Is now observed in every
state IN cur union mainly Ia the
schools A. various times you give a
DAY or part ~ a day 10 special exeT-
cises or 20 actual tree planting
1t is weH that you should celebrate
your Arb0r day thoughtfuily. for with
IN your lifetime the nations need q
trees WfI become serious. We % the
older generation can Eet along with
what We have though with growing
hardship bus Ia pour fun manhood and
W0manhood you win want shat nature
once so bountifully supplied and man
so thoughtlessly destroyed, aud bee
cause - that sou sill reproach Us Tor
vhat We have Wasted
~For The nation. as Tor the man or
woman and the boy Or girl the road 90
success is the right use ~ shat We
have and the Improvement ~ present
opportunity If you neglect 60 prepare
yourselves uCE for the duties and re-
spons5lHifes thar vii fan on you
later. II SOU 90 not learn the things
which you Will need 60 know when
your school days are over. you will
suffer the consequence. So ans ma.
ton which lu its youth lives only for
the day. reaps without sowing and
consumes without outstanding must
expect the penalty uf the proaiEaI
whose iahor coslld WIgh dlmculty md
him the bare means 81 lifs.
A people without children would
face hopeless future a country wl.h
ouf trees is almost as hopeless A
true forest Is not merely a sfureh0use
fun Of aeod bBf as f. aere. a factory
oi wood and 81 the same time reser-
Foir II water When you helu "a pre-
serve our forests OF f0 plant new
ones you are acting the part of good
citizens The value ~ forestry de-
serves therefore "a De- taught la che
schools n your Ariur CAY exercises
help yon % realize what benefits each
one % you receive from the forests
and hos by your assistance these bene.
FITS may continue. they wiu serve a
good end
THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-20
Trouble Reported

Reports have been circulated that
rot ire best feeling exists between
President Roosevelt and Secretary
Enat &C account ~ the alleged DE-
cadence g The Eecretarys influence
eith fhe administration n has been
hei.esaa in responsible quarters that
NJ Hoa 81 uot heartily with NJ
Roosevelt "a May phases - the pres
en- political arc e,ouumfc contest
stich b trausnirfnE within the rspub
acan party ard h general throughout
ne country on large puhlic auesrons
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-20
Mho Should P~q

OWNS 20 controversy between the
Canadian and Tested states govern
meuis az % witch shall pas For mail
originating Or the United States and
passlnE ever fhe Washington a Great
Northern railroad destined for post.
osAces Ia the United States. tie towns
of oruFille. NlEht Hawk. Inomis. Coz
conally. Nelson and ChesaE. wash
receive ~ mail from Spokane - Faf1
insfead che nal j. throau % ~ Re
public. WASH where O. Is taken "a
these tuEus BY sfaee. requiring thres
aays 90 reach rs destination. Nhlie by
rsii it would arrive IN from ~ &C Il
hours
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-20
ELEvEs sURNED TO ogArs
Canadian Pacific pssseg.psr Tr.s.
wrssksc Near chspissu,
0nHnrln


What Is stated 70 bs the most ais.
astrous wrec& IN the history q ~.
Canadian Pacific railway oecurred -
30. ] express. westbound passenxar
train. az a point about 70 miles gror,
Chapleau. Ont. recently. While rur-
ming a. high rate q speed the train
struck a broken rail. with TIE result
thar the engine and all the coaches -,
the track and were hurried into ,hs
Glitch
A tourist car allied with immieraats
from the steamer Kensinxtou Vas
nearest 20 the engine. and took Are
from the impact with the overturned
frebox. Eight adults and three uftHe
children were caught under the debris
81 this coach and burned 20 canders
Identification Of these unf0rtunates
Is quite impossible. as their bodies
were entirely moderated. EEhte@u
other passengers are said to have been
severely injured. such is the account
In the FIRST wire received. but II ia
nov expected that the death list win
be appalling.
Connection Is said TO have been
made with the wires along the track
and auxiliary and breakdown trains
telegraphed for from the two nearest
points from which relief could come.
namely Schrieber. 25l miles 10 the
west. and 20 North Bay. go miles 20
the east 81 the scene Owing 90 the
distance from effective aid there was
no means 81 dealing with the outbreak
- Ere among the wreckage. or q az
fording the injured she assistance that
might have been given En- the saving
% ssyerel lives. The passengers we're
ia their berths on the sleeper when the
terailment took place.
The Canadian Pacific railway runs
through no more desolate or sparsely
inhabited regain than that around
/ Chapleau
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-20

Jefferson CIgy. No.-Gsexernor Folk
hzs signed tn hIl passed ~ the -
cent session a the legislature prohIhif-
inE railway telegraph OPERATORS had
Ing train orzers frum wurktug more
than siEht kaurs n uns aAy. Al day
stations skere buf che operator - en-
pzoyed he nay xurk ~ hsurs.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-20

ChilPanctugo. Mex.. April Ie.-This
esty hss eeea completely destrvovsa rs
a. earthquake TIE alice uuu.her II
and ths badly injured e. The great.
go rsnic prevails and people are aes-
ana g. the open eountry. The earth
sseBea b reck ~ hAd hour lasi~rvals
and many minor shocks arr eomplefinr
W. wers q aestruction begun Nv the
hrst Quake.
VOID has reached here that fhs tuwrn
q 0niiAps, - kllomeesss O. she ns~th.
eass~ ardi has aiso heen DESTROYED No
erisiis haFs been Received A. q the
Hu@hsF = tie dad and in1urea.
lnt pnpulatiua q Cailnauciueo a
s%es and uutil the ran1e into uhieb
tns eatsEezss lave hssen thrown shss~s
y All b. iDFsssslh.e 4 sfst. A. ,,-,-
81 u cNsualflez
Tie pepulation ef Chllapa i IS oao
% ~ord has h-sn receivsd frarn T,xtl.
sna = b feSrcd IL slso has hs~n a..
uasea- Aocor6lnE - Ihe usoxsmsut. ~
ihe e&rth4zaks. TixGla wouid - h ia
olrect sins
FuFn iAtt saessAses h aprasrs thss
~ snfire saEfh half e ths r~nvA,.r -.
e4saisg TIE leNsr euuutry ana tbs g.
sAeA neli fslt fhs shook.
Tie Natlu1Al Bauk ~ Nexirs - ..
ceiESa 5 tsiegram stating tAss a.
nvss NeFe loNs AZ sas d@sfvurtt.u -
enaiaFa aud ChaiF8ncinro. In vovs-r,.
sneai 0iFeisa the report = Dos or~sisas
= = aawitted thai besh cite. So.
a-ssisd > fhs Erpund. but il n a.
tno-<at that ths dsash liss vii sv.n
sFPEoziDsss SEQ. s~iag se -. -.
81 tas heuses arr builf a. .su.. IN -
81 y resist e4rtbgnsks sl.neks
he fs~aeral azthsrlriss a.. -, -
pe@lee - ~ ths Esvesners ~ -. 80.
es = sss-vss ard ChilaFs fur t-ns.
aks opea -
h EeTsrnar Of Gzss--ro as -.
pAzohsd military enxans~r. - -.
= ~ ssrieksa district
bezh elites ars - isalas~d sh...
smpossisls q osszsn sueur.ss - - !. !.
tntsiiEencs e ia di.n.as.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-20

Kansas Ciy--An ofhciai announce
meut vas received on this CTS - a
member ~ The locaI branch ~ the
society. ~ TIE uomInafieu OF Mrs An
prtEideut e ths Theosophical society.
ca succeed the lafe Colonel Henry
steele 0iooft. the president founder 81
tke order
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-20

nupska. Kan April ls-The RIP
- hullding. one - The largest and
Husz Important structures 81 Baker
university. Baldwin. Kan. Eas aestruy-
81 - ere. Tke 49, estimated a. - r
Sae. InEurznce sfSQee
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-20

Riea. During a mufiny IN
TIE prison SATURDAY. 50 lnuafes ever
came tn wsrdens - the establish
mTut Truups were ser Hlaued and
killed seven muflneeFz and wounded
Il Nlne soldiers Nere ureunsea.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-20

L~xinEtsn. Va April lf-gauaes
Addison ouarles u A.. IL u. Or
ne AS "a years professor - moral
PHILOSOPHY a. Washlarton nna lie
university. aied here today. ared 20
vears-
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-20
CELEBRATES CENTURY or uFE.
Only Real Daughter Of .ae Revolution
Is 7onored.

New 1ork-Mrs. Rheua Miller. he
only real daughter q the revolution.
vas ieo years old Saturday ana she
MADE a day o. celebration Of Il AZ her
home In Mount Vernon. Ms. MIXERS
father. Colonel Seth Webb. vas =
Lieutenant IN the coast guard during
the revolution
Mrs. Miller played the double role
of hostess and guest q honor. for
irom various parts % the state came
her children. grandchildren. great
grandchildren 10 DO her honor. she
vas not too feeble 20 receive the
hundreds o. callers who passed in
and ont during the day.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-20

The bureau of navigation kas e.
cidsd 20 cunxert the cruiser Baltimore.
enc a Deweys aeet a. TIE hattie ef
Manila bag. into : niss planting ship.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-20
Apoplsss Fsssl 70 dawes welsh.

HorDeyy. y T.-James ~. Welsh q j.
hoTnell fer the last 3 years supreme !
treasurer - the Catholic Mutual Bene-
e association. died Saturday q app
plexy
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-20

Nhaf a healthy World tkis woais be
= ne Foung doctors really knew as
mach - hey think they 90
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-20

re nan Sho b eainx ~ 49,.
eris kas Fsr- Hztie tluss far rr.rufssrs
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-20

Tie chisf efrerenee batuaen ths
lfch fuF ohce anz he srFen year
ach = that TIE latter can - cared.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-20

ne wifs sho really lssss her -.
hsna - aiways laneh a. IN tokez
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-20
Prices Paie to PrOsYsers.

Lave stock-steers. s4n425 cwt.
ccNs. S25aa2 cwt. sheep. Sz5oa4
cWt. hogs. s750ds cwt: mutton. So
ib. veal sG6e a., veal fancy small
Ne l. 7GSc o.. fancy large. snsc
O.. pork. ~ Csc o..
Poultry and EEEs-Ilve hens. Iac Il
I've spring chickens. 15a1ee 70. I've
rCosters. lee n. dressed hens. Sc.
ducks. i've. lsc Do. dressed. ice h.
turkeys. I've. 1sc. dressed. poe Ii
fresh ranch eggs. s550ds case.
Hides-ssreeu. Sc n. sahed. Il hlgh
er. dry hides lTaIsc. calfskins
green. iec u, alp. SC ID. sheepsklns
5oc63t25
Creamery produces. Z o b. spokanr
First grade creamery butter fat
sgazc.
Feed-Timofhy hay. Szeasi ton:
alfalfa hay. SIS ton: whole barley.
s5c9sios CWts wheat. s5cnsi ewt
NeEetahies-Applles. 7scasI boz:
potatoes. So eEts beefs. sc cwt: par.
SHIPS. sse e~t: carrots. s9e Sc ewt:
turnips. Ss0sac cat: rutahAEas. SO
Soc CT; oulons. 81 ewI
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-20
SPOKANE
Spokane Wholesale PrOauss Prices

Cabbage. local 81 cu-t.
California. s. cWt. cranberries s. boz.
potatoes. Sl-25 cEts turnips. S. 50 cNt.
onions. s. cwt. carrots 1881 cat.
horseradish. l10I4iac o.. celery. s5r
0Sl doz. hethouse lettuce. 2sc- ruta
hsgas, $50 cwts Farsnips. EIz5II S.
cWts tomatoes. $3.50 crate. grape
fruit So rhuharb. SG1ec Do.
Apples-CookinE SiM125 box Ar
Kansas Blacks. sI.75az.7s box: BLACK
Iwigs. s2G2Z5 bon. spltzenburgs
s 25Gz5o hoxs Yellow Ne3towns
s--25G SO box.
Nuts English Walnuts. 17mIT1~c
ib. almonds. &c n. peoans. sc d..
chestnuts. zoe ID. black waInuts. eac
.b. hickory nuts. Ielxc- soft shell
hickory nuts. &C o.
OranEes-S7. 25n $50 box. lemons
fancy. s. case. dried figs. seq soc IL
~ box hgs IN bulk. &c ID: black fes
le % package. sec. Fard dates. salec
u. golden dates. sas1 ID: bananas
$3.50 - bunch raisius fancy. feT
lee Taisius. bulk, Toe ID. currants
l2izc DO.
Butter and EEE-Local eggs. case
s.. best creamery batter. ssc a.. Co
lumhia creamery butter. ssc u. cheese
twins. lsc 3D. Wisconsin loaf Swiss
sse 10 hmhurger bricks. lie H..
cream brick. 2ec III. Wisconsin twins
l9c D.. rHamook. 16lac 10.
Houey-In eomb. $50. strained
honey. s1ac D.
Sugar 1855 per 100 MS. beet. 8 IS
Conee-Comnon package goods
$40 pr luH pounds
Seea-Alfaifa. SIC eut. red Glove,
$3.50. Kentucky bluegrass. SIC. 50a
j. cwt: timothy. s. 5o66 cwt: white
clover. s16EoU1s cat.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-20
MEXICO CITY SHOOK.
HARFIl EARTHQUAKE sun
nAYIGsTEDHUR MINUTES
pxans. Fsea Frsm rhsir fsosssa iHts
esrw~ss.-ne pssshs Rsportea--tfuse
eearks n Bssinsss streets Tee
warsn LsnQ--Elersri< Liphta p1i
cus-othsr Tssua Get = Toarh.

cty q Mezico. April ik-An earth.
uuahe l3siin6 fouf ant . hAh minuies
sanEslee II thfs city sundGy nieht The
smrsk rocket IN a lung swinEing no
sacn tsrrafylng the Inhabitants. BAT 60
anx - damage - far ~ can ~ learn
% A. shss eisY
Ciocts ssozped a. n - CMexiean
timel ana TIE perceFtible motion 81
fAe earth ceaaed 81 u - Ia Teie-
grzyA x1res were pat COT of commis-
slssn are fuF 3 sharf time the city wsa
IN dArknees. owing 10 the failure q
1Ha eleefrir ilghtH.
TIE aNpAAa on one ~ The principal
husiness streets ~ the city vas
ernekn4 open Cor a distance q %
ymras
Peepls Sd from their houses late
the streets
A. the poiice stations 20 deaths had
heeu repofiea az 10 y Is q m.
~ repuTts have set come fnnm the
American colunv hu1 q Is not believed
that serious damage Was sustained
there. alshuueh the hsuses. unilke
those IN the old sectiaa q tho city.
are uus huiig 20 Withstand earthquake
shocss Al lhe time - the frss shock
fhe cafes and thaateFs wsFa alled ami
Soc 3 time a panic was FEARED. but
oWiuE 90 the pecai.ar3y steady axlng
lna noflun - fhe earth the crowds ieft
Sac huiidings ln order The shuek vas
rreceisd - two bright elsctric Hash
~ utirh De un fhe Gag - thg north.
WrEf ~ the cItE IN to hts iimc the
property boss is reported as 1er
suaf A number of usils n unsub.
stamtial Hiis-a e lsaiasea. EarFuws
esewp nF luFyinr a. lnmalss
TIE eiB Is comparatively al8et a.
thpuKh ths streets are fhruuKed With
people. mauy refusing 10 eater fhesr
hauaes ghrungh fear O. q mofe severe
thock e. cnme
The oaaciai recorf ~ the mege8rD
hasieal bureau save the duration 81
ths sheck IS fear minutes The move
meui was frem east - sesi in al
uxal shapa Tne needle frs descrabee
le eentimeters and later "a. thea b.
swuuE cufnHlefely eug ~ the aiAl
lesvlnE the exact oAteut az the SHOCK
a matter at ceniocsurs Tbs observer
oeclareE 1aAt she center II the SHOCK
Nas probably 90 The aoufhaard end b.
b. feared thai towns Ia that region
maH have suffered
Freaks ~ tire osaake.
Net a slatiou - the Ere department
Received a caH one freak a. thp
earthquake was recorded A driver ~
q clrCak WaEan Who Vas taking par
aI'hernasia 60 nearby railroad sta
tiau was fhwsn fFom hss seat ~ TIE
tcrce q TIE shock ~ sas unsu}nred
heyond slight bTnises resolved. bur an
q TIE animals be Was driving were
klliga
Prom the cify - Vera CruE. south ui
here fhe SHOCK is reported g have
hem severe Al the mefeoroiogical
bareau il was said the Ehock vas TIE
keaFiesf experienced here since 1ss1
ffum uhat h known here nou Il Is
thoaEhi that The shock extanaed for
aaCai ie8 miles noTth q Oaxaca
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