The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-02
a Structures Creak and
|,aar, and Citizens Rush
Wildly Into the Streets
10 Escape Death.
IN FALLS DEAD
I'M LODGING HOUSE
Nv Cases of Mysteries;
heks in Large Buildings
I'D Other Damage of
Material Character.
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1lS FRANCISCO, July 1.-Two
arhquake shocks-the heaviest
sincs the big shake of 1906, and
SEPARATED by only few seconds
51sd The central portion Of Califor-
IND Western Nevada today. The
\ ,isrp shock. experienced approx
IN at 2;0l o'clock, was followed
.as few seconds by one of similar
|1hy, each lasting about FIVE sec
N trivial damage has been report
lI1a any section, but in San Fran
! md other cities in the affected
gaiic seized upon crowds in stores
itdaurauts and there was a pell-
1sdns from the large buildings,
b Extends Eastward.
y peculiar feature of the earth
Eas that it did not appear to
N tbe old "fault' IN the earth s
shch has been the playground
rolcrs in the past, but extended
ne sea coast eastward to the
including hitherto exempt
an areas, 1t was felt to the
sld OF Sacramento, in the Sacra~
nlley: southwark as far as Fres-
p 70 the east at Carson and Reno,
10 former place experiencing the
= shock in It's history.
slight damage was done to
N 10 San Francisco. Heavy
10 Tue cornice Of the Mechanics
onding were moved slightly out
sanent; superficial cracks were
" large office buildings; cornices
new postoffice building were dis.
sh' and minor damage was done
Interior walls of a number of
laiIdiugs.
isF the Streets.
~ lew seconds after the first
lsy lslay downtown buildings were
n.ed In a rush TO the streets.
MI III and telegraphic service was
IA, because of operators desert
= Keys. Herbert Hadley. a Iodg-
- inmate. fell dead of fright
y. eases of hysteria or Of cuts
s suffered in the seni-panic
n;t',. hIsd at the emergency and 9th.
Na, which suffered a greater
= q proportion to it's size than
francisco in the catastrophe
Sarcely felt today's shock.
rsssr sacr indicates that the seis.
Jd9aacc IA y dld not follow the lines
& another heavy sufferer in
ss TS..ed that the shocks today
Iui iSs'pest .spt experienced since that
hm luz at u did no serious damage.
sslls.a ann Fresno, in the San Joa.
%;t we're frightened bv the
ibs mere, ms in Sacramento
t,iss IT, ~ state Offices were deserted
Ab,s. = q result Of the temblor
70 buildings WAS trifing.
Shock at Carson.
Ss,in Ts.ev., s.s., the shock was scarcely
n ,s - larson it was severe The
huit,i was In session in the Ne.
i m.Ss,s, mn, and Judge, jury and at.
iAe Su Gu post haste to the street
ptb unIa sa Clara college observa
ranh' h,eeis were thrown off the
IA &'pns. p They were immediatoI,
mi hu' 4. the record Of the disturb
Incomplete because of thi:
tb.ilne tbe ~, clock at the observa
bppsd University Of Californi,
qaale .Sr a inc first time since tn,
se dssn Of five years ago.
utallv poomlng reverberatjou'
pfhi - marks disturbances of {
kehoy aaITacter accompanied tn,
Pa And IN San Francisco tn,
Auctnroe ersaklng Of the strained
h psut utes IN the downtown hat
sa Vsls Sia N N frightening tho popn
sas s,a the tremors. '''
~ bn,.are receiVSd by the loca
Rnt Tau from the sub-statio,
Hsalnalpais, 1900 feet abov,
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