The Oregon daily journal., April 21, 1906, Page 2, Image 2

THE : OREGON ''DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND. SATURDAY 'evEMIMO. APHIL 1. : It
PEOPLE CHEERFUL
6 p. r,i.T09.p. r.i- - -
Excellent Orders ls( Maintained
'Among Thousands Penned In
, ' the Concentration, Camps.
Wash Basin
': Finest Imported White ,
Catastrophe to San Francisco
Comet at Time When Plane
for Wonderful JBetterment i
" Tof City Are Under Way.
ALL FLOUR IN HARBOR
SEIZED BY GOVERNMENT
, Enamel Ware
Vessel That - Escapes to Sea With
Cargo I Pursued by Revenue Cut
terPitiable Sufferings of Many
f Babes. ; - ; .. v
GREAT, NEW CITY TO BE
"7 CONSTRUCTED OF STEEL
Sffl, Fill
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DISASTEI.
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Civic Center Where Ruing ef City
( Hall Lie to Comprise Handsome
' Public Buildings Outside Come
Theatres and Museums All Roads
. to Lead to the Civic Center. - -
- "San - Francisco- will rise from lier
. ashes. Any who think differently will
" have to revise, their opinion. A greater
Han PVbiicIbco will b built on plana
now aim oat completed ' by. fjanlel W.
. Bumham. famous aa chief architect of
the Chicago World's fair, who haa Just
apent two years designing a plan for
tha remodeling and practically rebuild
Ing of tha city," aald William McMur
ray, general passenger agent of tha Har-
. riman'Iines. . " J
Mr. McMurray wu for years In active
- railroad work In the paaeeBger-lraf fia
department uf-the Southern Pacific In
Ban Francisco. He know California as
few men know Ita people, their eharac
r. terlstlcs and reaourees. - Many houra ha
haa apent In tha bungalow of Architect
Bumham, located In Twin Peaks, back
, l of Pan. Franclacof rom which point tha
famous designer of cltlea looked down
, upon tho field of hie two years' labor. ' '
"The present astounding disaster,
which now. seems tn have wrought bat a
comparatively email loss of life in view
' Of the Immense property destruction,
looks almost Ilka a visitation of Provt
dence to give complete scope and liberty
to the Burham plan for rebuilding the
city," aald Mr. McMurray. -i
v.. Beady for Improvements. ,
. ' It Is regarded as a eolnoidenee with
out parallel that for aome years tha Idea
. of a now Ban - Francisco, -with crest
boulevardsparks, plaaaa, stadia, public
buildings and monuments, and an elabor
... ate ayatem of beautify In Telegraph hill
- - end the- environs of tha city, has been
on the minds of San Francisco's large
' property owners, money klnga and com
mercial barons.. The destruction of the
. old city gtvea them, it la said, the op
. portunlty . to carry out their plan, and
to puah It far beyond the Xartheat limits
.'" dreamed of.
Many of the Insurance eompsnies may
fall, large losses from the disaster may
never be recovered by the property own
era, factories that, were there may be
. rebuilt . elsewhere, and a - considerable
T proportion of the population and capital
rescued from, .the ruined city may never
, return. But 150 men who are mil
lionaires, or nearly -so, stand behind the
grim specters of wrecked buildings and
palaces, and fallen Industrie, and they
beckon the people to stay. It la aald
:. that Claua Spreckels, ones being aaked
what tha men of San Frsnelsco would do
If an earthquake shook down their build
ings, replied without aa Instant's heal-
tatlon: -......,
-'-.- "We would build them higher than
before." . .. . , --. r -:
- yew and More BeextlfaL
t This spirit will, it la said, take entire
poaaeaalon of Ran Francisco within 10
- . days, and.' while it may not realise
' Spreckels- prophecy of higher buildings.
the new city will be built more beautiful
j than .before. -.
The new city, it ta said, will be eon
. structed of steeL The business dis
trict . will adopt a new type of steel
' structure that will be designed to re
; - slat the shock of earthquake.
The Association for Improvement and
Adornment Of San Franclaco has spent
$17,(00 on plans and drawings alone
for Its scheme of a new city. . With
the aid of-assistants. Burnham only a
'. few weeks ago completed, his elaborate
'designs, and now he will, it Is aald, be
.;, called upon to revise and enlarge them.
One of the moat attractive features of
hla plan la tha nucleus he calls the
clvlo center, adapted from the location
. ' of the national capltol at Washington.
..The city la to radiate from the spot
where the ruins of the city hall now
-lie. The civic center Is to comprise
, the city hall, ball of justice, custom
..it! bouse, appraiser's building, state bulld
. Ing, poatofflce, and outalde of these are
t pbuined the library, opera-house, con
cert hall, municipal theatre, academy
of art, tech ntnat and Industrial school,
museum of natural' history, museum of
art, academy of music, exhibition hall,
aasembly hall. ' ; . " -
- - All roads, streets and boulevards will
VORKSWONDERS
A Wonderful Compound. - Cures
Pile, Eczema Skin Itcbine;.
r Skin v Eruptions, - Cuts '
and Bruises. :-v..l.'
, ' Doans Ointment la the beet skin
treatment, and the -cheapest,-because so
i little is required to cure. It cures plies
after years of torture,' It cures op-
sttnate eases of eama. It cures a!)
y skin Itching. - It eures skin eruptions.
It heals cute, bruises, scratches and
. abrasions without leaving a sear, it
'' cures permanently. Portland testimony
i ' provea 'H.
1 Mrs. I- C. Heldleback Of 661 East
'.Tenth street, Portland, Oregon, says:
't " my experience JDoan's Ointment is
' the beat remedy I ever used for the
' complaints It la guaranteed to cure. It
' brought me elmoet Immediate relief
more than I ever expected -for I had
been annoyed for a year or more' with
; itching hemorrhoids, which, although
not serlosa. were very annoying. 1
heard about Doen'e Ointment and got a
' I'ol st a drug store. Its urn gave me
. the highest opinion of such sn effective
remedy." . -. : '".-..-'
Tfor saie by"."all dealers. Price (0
cent a Foster-Mllburn Co. Buffalo.
Hw Tark, sols agents for the I'm ted
atateev-..-v. , , vv .
'. . I'lememher
,- t)ie do othef.
the. name Doans and
Imoarts' that
7 flavor noticed in the fine jcake,: short
" cake, bisctiit,; rolls, crusts, etc which ' '
- expert pasfry cooks declare is ,
- . unobtainable by the use ; .
: - ' , , ening . agent i . ' r- -
A pure grape cream of tartar
lead to this center of .administrative,
aesthetio and literary Interests, Burn
ham's report with reference to treat
ment of San Frannlaco's hills said: '
."It may be Stated In general that
tha tops of all high hills should be pre
served In a state of nature, while their
slopes below should be clothed wMth
trees, not .presenting a horisontal line
where they leave off above, bue1 a line
aadpted to the varying - need of each
case, excepting the line surrounding the
hill horisontal I y at Ita base. Where
terraces are built, they should be formed
so as to modify the hills whose outlines
are too ragged or violent.
"It Is proposed In, general to acquire
for public purposes, those slopes of r
hills too steep for building: and. where
contour roads run through residence
districts, to reserve from 60 to 100 feet
In addition on the tower side, in order
to retain In some .degree the outlook
over the cltr."
Streets ascending the hills will 'be by
winding routes, and tha preaent aquar
blocka will be reshaped to fit the re
qulrementa of graceful highways. Mar
ket street will be extended to the ocean.
There will be a public amphitheatre or
coliseum, commanded by natural hill
sides, as In Rome; recreation piers and
yacht harbors .along tha waterfront;
athletic grounds- for men and women.
Including open-air gymnasiums, "club
housea and swimming pools. . , ... (
Trolley Bon tea With fcoops.
The trolley routes , wilt be arranged
with loops to afford ths finest views
for; pleasure rides. Treatment or the
alopes to the north of the city will be
In connection with a drill ground for
public reviews and maneuvers. ' There
Will be boulevards reaching south from
Market street, the Presidio, the ferry
and railroad terminals. Chinatown will
be converted Into a modern business
center: Telegraph hill will be made a
great playground and sightseeing point;
and there will be the moat elaborate
system of boulevards. Including one
along the bay shore. In and through
San Mateo county, If Burnham's stu
pendous scheme Is carried out.
It Is said the absolute necessity for
a large commercial and manufacturing
center exists, and will always exist, a
the Golden Gate, and that the men of
greet wealth realise thla. Although
atrong differences of opinion may be
heard from men who know and have
large Interests In San Francisco, those
who believe inalterably in the destiny
of the place point to the Spreckels, the
MeOees, . Toblns,- Floodchlsns. De
Youngs, and hundreds more who have
stood for the financial and commercial
supremacy of the California metropolis,
and reply: : - . ' ' .
"These men will stay; San Francisco
will be rebuilt, greater than ever be
fore." ,. .-. , , v,
HEPPNER RESPONDS r
' TO APPEAL FOR AID
(Special Pispateli t The Jonrasl.
Heppner, Or., April II. In response to
Governor Chamberlain's message re
ceived yesterday calling for assistance
for - the -stricken - people - of - Bam Fran
claco. a petition has been circulated In
thla city and aome 1500 haa been sub
ecrlbed, which waa forwarded from here
today.. The Elks lodge will also sub
scribe $100 In addition to the above.
GREAT FALLS RAISES ;
BIG SUM OF MONEY
,.-- . , -.:M"
(Rperlal fltafistck to Tbe loarasL) '
Great Falls. Mont, prll II. At. a
Ira gel y attended maas meeting yester
day evening 14,000 was raised for the
San Franclaco sufferers which will be
forwarded Immediately to Golden Gate
City. Several thousand mora will soon
fOllOW. .. - ..r-t
SUvertoa Sends Carload.
(Ipertal DlspatcS ta Tbe JaernsL)
' Bllverton, Or April II. Mayor Adams
called a msss meeting of cltlsens Thurs
day evening to be held In tbe opera
houae for. tha purpose of raising money
for the sufferers In California. Nearly
100 people attended the meeting. The
meeting waa called on short notice, but
the attendance was large, and nearly
1900 was raised. A carload of flour and
potatoes was shipped from here at noon
yesterday. - ...; , -
' ' .', Clatskanls'g raad. ' . ' , .
(Saeetal Dtsaarch to Tbe Jnaraal)
Clstskanle. Or... April II. The peoplfl
of Clatakanle are raising a relief fund
for the sufferers of Baa Francisco. Over
1100 hss already been subscribed snd
tbe paper has Sot been fully circulated
yst.
peculiar- lightness,
ROVAL BAKING POWDER CO.. NEW YORK.
MANIACS FRENZIED
WITH FEAR
Scenes of Horror at Agnews In
sane Asylum When Earth
quake Smashes Building.
NAKED LUNATICS PLAY
PART. OF REAL HEROES
Many Regain Minds in. Shock and
JBravaly-r Second Effort1 of th
' Guards . to Control Maddened
? Creatures.'. . ,' :': '..':,
Yk r--,-,... , ...... . - .
(gpeelal Dlapstek to 'Tha Joornat)
Angeles. April 11. Almost Im
possible to realise IS the total destruc
tion which has overwhelmed San Fran
cisco nd Its' nearby, cities, until the
men and women who passed through the
flrea of such hellish - experience tell
with voice and gesture, with the past
horrors still reflected, Jn .thalr fsce snd
eyes, the story of death, destruction and
devastation whtph overwhelmed at a
moment's notice a magnificent . city,
paid for by decades of human endeavor.
Th few trains which reached Lo
Angeles today were crowded with refu
geea from the pile of ruins now smok
ing along tha shores of nan Franclaco
bay. which remain to mark the . great
metropolis of the west, wherein only
last Sunday peaceful church bells rang
and children aang their songs of thanks
giving. All of those reaching this City
of the Angels had stamped upon their
faces lines drawn by nervous tension
cauaed by the alghta and aounds among
the crash of falling buildings and roar
offjre that seemed to bs Instinct, with
life to thwsrt heroism of men who
fought desperately to save. ,
' , Agnswa Asylum Xorror.
rTet one of the worst tales of horror
came not from San Francisco, but from
Agnews near San Francisco, where the
state asylum . for . the Insane was sit
uated. The story was told in Ios An
geles today by Sheriff W.'A. White of
this county.
There . were 200 Insane men and
women locked In rella there when1-the
earthquake crumpled up the great
buildings and burled nearly all In living
graves. , Superintendent Kelly and hla
family . were killed. But the . horror
was when from that mass of crumpled
rubbish came the shrieks of pain, the
death wails of anguish, the- maniacal
laughter of the Imprisoned inmates, of
whom more .than half were swept into
eternity unknowing, and many of them
unknown.,, c :, ;
From out the ruins crawled 'figures
in the fiwn of that terrible day which
like 'blood-stained ghosts gibbered In
their fears. Reasonless men and women,
but more like frenaied animals, were
beyond all control and fled In all direc
tions, out Into the brush, into tha val
ley, -up on the hills. . ,--
' Maniacs la Panic
Tet. not ail, for among the half clai
drWholly naked figures which climbed
from their graves Into daylight of
dawning day were heroes even .if thay
were crasy. ,
In the great shock of that tragedy t
seemed ss though nature's cataclysm
had shaken down the Intangible wall.i
In the minds of many that had before
hedged in their souls snd stood forth
ss men. These regenerated men turned
to and bravely seconded the efforts of
the guards, who had (escaped to rescue
from the rulna the sobbing. - moaning.
laughing creatures still buried.1 But
there were others who- stood around and
aang In quavering voices snatches of
old songs remembered new possibly for
the. first time in yesrs.
AUAJUD'S XOBMOVaTO STBTP.
Immediately relieves hoarae, croupy
cough; oppressed, rattling, rasping and
difficult breathing. Henry C. Stearns,
druggiat, Shullaburg, Wis., writes. May
!0, lvz: l nave seen selling uai-
rd'a Horehound Svrun for two years
and have never had a preparation that
haa given better eatlsfaotlon. I notioe
that when I. eel I a bottle they come
bark for more. I can honestly recom
mend It. lie, too and 1.0. Bold by
Woodard, Clarke Co. V . '
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sweetness,
and
powdere
TRIES TO ESCAPE
WITH FLOUR
Steamer Loaded With 'Cargo for
Northern Port Attempts to
. -: Take Load Away.
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REVENUE CUTTER SENT
i . TO CAPTURE VESSEL
Conried's Opera Company.. Suffer
Appalling Loss Masterpieces in
- Hopkins Art Institute Saved by
Courage of Lieutenant McMillan.
(Special Dispatch te The JoaraaU
San Francisco, April II. A steamer
with a cargo of flour consigned for s
port, up north attempted to leave the
bay and - aucceeded in paaslng through
the Golden Gate notwithstanding the
efforts made to stop It A revenue
cutter was sent by the government to
retake the escaping vessel.
A proclamation haa been Issued for
bidding the departure of any vessel
loaded with provisions from 8an Fran
Cisco bay. ' ' .
Conried's Grand Opera company . has
lost property valued at 1260.000 In tbe
fire. Tha magnificent scenery,' the gor
geous costuming and the entire stage
equipment of the alngers are now scat
tered ashes. The players who came
but a few days ago. praised and petted
and greeted with hurrahs by their ad
mirers, have, left disappointed and pen
niless, at least for the time being. '
' Saved Art Works.
That the masterpieces In the Mark
Hopkins Institute of art are preserved
Is due to the business-like courage of
Lieutenant McMillan' of . the revenue
cutter Bear. When It was seen that
the beautiful structure which contained
the most valued works of art on, the
coast - waa inevitably .. to become - the
prey of flamea. the lieutenant pointed
his pistol at every able-bodied man in
his sight and ordered them to carry
out the palntlnga. The lieutenant was
not forced to shoot, the treasures were
removed to safety.
. The Interior of the Fairmount hotel
waa devoured by the fire yesterday. It
was the hope, the pride of San Fran
cisco, its last magnificent building, and
the sight of it la conflagration brought
tears to tha eyes of many Jen Fran
claco cltlsens who had seen their own
property reduced to smoldering sshes
with dry eyes.
The majestic buildings of the Stanford
university were virtually demolished snd
that institution haa closed Its doors for
the remainder of the term.--The fsmdus
rhspel, whose facade -pictures scenes
from the life. of Christ In the richest
mosaic, one of the chief architectural
triumphs of California, lies a heap of
worthless bricks. ThS loss Is estl
mated at ts.000.000. " !
Saa Joss In Bains. .
More then 100 Inmates were killed by
the oollapae of the atate Inaane asylum
at Agnewa. There were over 1.000 pa-
tlenta In the building, and a large num
ber of those who managed to- escape
with their Uvea are wandering around
the country bungry and half clad. t-
The - moat terrible devastation ' was
visited upon San Jose by tha earthquake
and the consequent fires. Tha recov
ered dead amount to IS. Many bodies
burled beneath the biasing ruins- will
never be found. - Not one third of the
former buildings stsnd, the majority
being -completely wrecked. Thousands
were rendered homeless by ths catas
trophe. ' The business district Is re
duced to debris. Martial law . Is In
force. The holocaust of San Jose was
aa great as that of San Francisco only
on. a smaller scale.'
Santa Bosa Destroyed. ''
, Santa Kosa numbers its dead by 'the
tens and its losses by ths millions. Ths
terrlfio shock of Wednesdsy demolished
the most valuable part of ths elty and
blotted out numbers of lives Inside of
a minute's time. The fires following
on the heels of the trembler were con
trolled with difficulty, and ths residen
tial portion of the city saved from de
struction. " The city ' Is under msrtlai.
lay. Carloads of provisions are arriving
for tba suooor of tbe destitute. ,
. (Heerlal Dispatch te Tba Journal )
' Sacramento, April II.- -Mayor Bchmlti
and Chief of Police Dinan have ex
pressed tha belief tha the fire Is under
control and that damage will not be
done outside of the districts -where fire
Is now raging. - Supplies are arriving
hourly and distress from hunger and
thrlst Is relieved. Tha excellent order
and ' cheerful spirit of ths thousands
penned Id the stricken city is a matter
of great astonishment. ..
Very few-eases of robbery outside of
the looting of grocery stores for food
have been reported. Tha panto and
frensy o( tha mob haa been allayed.
The only place of danger Is the Melggs
wharf where the fate of 10,000 refugees
la sUU tn doubt . ' , - - .
Bhiplosds of flour lying In the'harbor
destined for. Alaska have been seised
and bread is being made by- tha thou
sand loaves in tha bakerlea of the aaved
districts,-' And -distributed a loaf - to a
man in tha parks and beach occupied by
the refugees. .'..,., ,
Tha refugees spent a horrible ntofct
In San Franclaco, many being without
food or water. Food and clothing for
the destitute are being hurried from all
parts of the state. Bread Is being sent
o sufferers from Oakland. Swift Co.
hare sent 600,000 pounds, of canned
beef ta San Franclaco. . ' .., ". ..
The great need is of an ornniaad re
lief committee for the diatribution of
the auppnes which have been sent Mil
lions of dollars hava' been contributed
throughout the state. j
At least tMOO refus-eea left flan Fran
cisco yesterday, making the total of
those who have escaped reach 160.000.
Extra trains have been nut on the road.
but they are wholly Inadequate to handle
me numbers who wish to reach the
town tn ths Interior.
--;" ; ufferlnrs of larsntsv ".
Relief committees have been nrratv.
lsed in almost every city in the Sacra
mento and Ban Joaquin valleys to aid
the homeless and destitute.
The saddest and most pltable of all
tha stories are those of. bene a who
suffered for tba want ' of -milk. . The
coat of Infant life from the lack of
nourishment will be appalling. .
D. O. Mills hss sent orders to com
mence to rebuild on his property aa aoon
as the work can be undertaken and a
new and better building than his old one
will be constructed. Many other large
owners say that. they will begin' the
work of reconstruction as soon aa tha
ashes cool, ,
TRAVELINB MEN AGREE TO
STAND BY HOUSES
Hold Meeting at Which They
- Effect an Organization to L
. Help Fellows Tn Need. .
Representatives of San Franclaco com
mercial , houses , who are at present in
Portland gathered in tha parlor of the
potel Oregon yesterday and effected
tn- organisation for tha purpose of act
ing together tn regard to the San Fran
claco disaster. - Between 10 and 00
salesmen were present at the meeting.
F. W. Pettygrove. . of LA- Folger eV
Co., was elected chairman, and J. Heat-
ley, of A. Schilling aV Co., was chosen
treasurer, it was ascertained that no
San Francisco' salesman at present In
Portland was In want of Immediate
funds, but arrangements were made to
aid any who might run short before
order can coma out of the chaos which
at present rules ths Bay City. , ' '
' The meeting was enthusiastic in spite
of the borror of the catastrophe, which
was felt by all, and the salesmen were
confident -that many of their firms
would begin reconstruction as soon aa
materials and labor could.be procured.
Appreciation was 'expressed' for the
kindness shown by the people of Port
land and Oregon. - Resolutions were
pasaed to assure the houses the sales
men represent of their fealty and In
tention to render every posatble .as
sistance In 'the upbuilding of tha great
city now in aahes. . The resolutions con
cluded: . "Believing thst Ban Francisco
is destined to become greater than ever,
we pledge ourselves to this end." The.
resolutions were signed - by: Francis
W. Pettygrove, district msnager, J. A.
Folger , eV Co.; James Heatley. A.
Schilling 4-Co.l B. B. Korn, Bolt.
Clymer A. Co.; D. H. Heynemann, A. U,
Morse eV Co.; & Shelley - Morgan,
Schmidt. Lithograph company; -V, True
blood, Standard . Soap company) - J. . 8.
Mills. Hleka-Judd company: A. B.
McLellan, Murphy, Grant Co.; J.
"Elmore Arnold. William Hatteroth;
Oliver C. Thornton, A. Schilling Co.;
J. H. Temple, A. Schilling Co.; Mas
Hersog, J. Baumgarten A Co.; Albert
Von Der Worth. A. Schilling tc Co.; W.
A. 'Johnson, Hills Bros.; D. A. Ionel
son, Hulae. ' Bradford -company; A
Roderick Orant. Heltahu, Grant Co.;
. K. Turner, Manufacturers' Informa
tion Bureau company; Fred Shields, U
J. Clayburgh A Co.; Chsuncey S. Ten
nant. Tillman A Bendel; W. Stuart
Webster, Hlcks-Judd company; P. C.
Shaw, Omaha Hotel Supply company;
John Ferguaon Jr.. Herman Heynemanr
Newton Philips. Jules Levy A Bros.:
George C. Mackle, Lu acorn be A Isaacs';
Charles 8. Mortimer, Wekelee A Co.;
A. Dt Jlummel, United Shirt A Collar
company; R. I' Hepburn and K. A.
Harris, Reese Waterproof Manufactur
ing company; Max Asher. Elkus-Bren-ner
company; I S. Mlchelaon, SamsUg
A Hllder Bros.; W. A. Taylor, Schloaa
Crockery company: Charles McIMnlel.
Mystic Manufacturing compafiy; Daw
son Mayer. Jewlah Times and Observer;
D. A. Wentworth. Werthelmer, Schwarts
A Co. ,
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