LIST OF AFTERSHOCKS. 



399 



Date. 



1906, April 9th 

 10th 

 15th 



17th 



21st 

 23rd 

 25th 

 28th 



30th 



1906, May 4th 



7th 



10th 



»> 



nth 



>» 



12th 



16th 



17th 

 18th 

 19th 

 20th 



Time and details of shocks. 



14-10 (Seis. Omori). 



16-35, felt also (Seis. Omori) . 



4-5 a.m., a noisy shore . 



1-53 p.m., a sharp shook noticed all 



over the place. 

 6*45 a.m., felt .... 

 12-0 a.m. [(?)midday], noise and shore 



up. 

 4- a.m., noise and shore up . . 

 2-53 a.m., sharp " woke me" . 

 9- p.m., sharp, noticed by all 

 3 p.m., a smart shock with noise, 



noticed also in Sultanpur. 



slight, no noise . , 



2-30 p.m., a very sharp shook, duration 



5 — 6 sees., servants began to run. 

 2-40 p.m., slight .... 

 2-40 p.m., felt .... 



14-41 (Seis- Omori). 

 4-20 p.m., great rumbling without 



shock. 

 21-0, distinctly felt ; sitting 

 3-50 a.m. 1 Severe, most residents 



aroused from sleep. Duration 4 sees 

 10-30 p.m. Slight with upward push 

 7-47 a.m. (Seis. Omori) 

 2- a.m. Sharp, li awoke us from sleep 



2-p.m 



0-15 A.M. ... 

 1-18 a.m. (Seis. Omori) 

 Generally noticed 

 11-22 a.m (Seis. Omori) Estimated 



distance 852 miles. 

 1-49 a.m. to 2-6 a.m. (Seis. Omori j 

 11-23 a. M. (Seis. Omori) 

 17-8 to 17-13 (Seis. Omori) 

 2-40 a.m. to 2-44 (Seis. Omori) 

 4-30 p.m. Smart, doors and windows 

 rattled, lamps swung E. — W. 

 Duration 6 sees. 

 4-35 P.M. Smart, E.— \V. Preceded 

 by a rumbling. No damage. Fol- 

 lowed by slighter shock 2 mins. 

 after. 



Place. 



Simla. 



Do. 

 Bajaura. 



Do. 



Simla. 

 Bajaura. 



Do. 

 Do. 

 Do. 

 Do. 



Do. 

 Do. 



Do. 

 Simla. 



Do. 

 Bajaura. 



Simla. 

 Darjeeiing. 



Bajaura. 



Simla. 



Bajaura. 



Do. 



Do. 

 Simla. 

 Darjeeiing. 

 Simla. 



Do. 

 Do. 

 Do. 

 Do. 



Mussoorie. 



Delhi. 



1 Probably local shock nnd not connected with the Kailgra cirthquako aftershock*. 



2 Separate local shock, also recorded by the Allpur MiittOgraph* 



