The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-04-23


had been burned.
gave day gathered
about the Cable Office Advertiser Office besides that
the nobody suffering hunger the
ing of announcing
the safety of Honolulu Four editions of the Advertiser Free
Special issued before distributed hundreds right
the circulated the length and breadth of the city by the kind
of Rapid Transit Co. conductors and besides disseminated
broadcast by of agile boys along the and
at the hotels and restaurants
already stated spirits prevailed
til dark Then like fresh blow of calamity suddenly same
previously reported number dead from the earthquake
by
THOUSAND; BY FIRE ONLY FORTY"
Such the appalling in one detail OF
just Special 70 going
It turned all faces to gloom Public interest changed Like fash
Advertiser Office from front and to get the dreadful news in
Immediately the thirst for information of the cable
hut the Golden Gate intensified Preparations to satisfy the
hunger for intelligence with another edition of the Special
being Superintendent that there
the last carrier had come and goneunless
the hut Then slowly the multitude dispersed for dinner
Speaking Of Fraser this community finds McKen
Acting Governor proved quality
when he appointed A Fraser formerly Of Maukona the
ing transmitting trustworthy information and opening bureau
Of 5ues From th faint here Of the he
must be to everybody e from ON the results of
on Saturday and Sunday was heroulean
four Specials:
LATEST AND DREADFUL NEWS.
Newspaper reporters have arrived at the Gable Hut with news
post authentic Twothrds of Francisco
fo5 Fire under perfect control City under martial law
supply short sufficient food pouring points
Phones being reconstructed water repaired.
Railways furnishing free TRANSFORMATION to part of the
Ferry building only building part city
danger apparently though having continued quake
Had rather heavy at o'clock this afternoon The heaviest
since the big shock.
FIRST SUNDAY NEWS
following received Operator Cable
Service Message-8:15 A. NJ.
1t rufoed that ;ap6s and ssarst lever nave broken out
been shot for loong and breaking through military lines
street measuring Ave n width.
The Cable Hut the safest place in the city at this time
,een burned bank vaults all
paid in full Lots s Of sdpP Hs N and 5d n nsss
3each and Twentyflrst street S
Everything under martial law, even in Oakland 8
lots of food. Fire all out.
Ferry building standing, but declared unsafe.
COMMUNICATION WITH FRASER. g
E. A. Fraser the representative San Francisco
as Gable Hut this morning and in communication with
cng Governor Atkinson who has formulated questions relative
Cable Office waiting replies his questions they
nd distributed free message:
Fraser See relief properly organized Money raised here
mp0y all assistance necessary and report any people injured
Where did China land pssees Give news Of Stanford students
has r. Bishop joe Cohen R P. Henshall and sisters "
n rey G. Eibberdine walter Scott and family W. sayo
Jungclaus w. F Boardman, Mabel Renshaw, Benrose ?
lillian Ramsay family, 1858 McAister; VIM o.
Hughes St Mays Coegs 6a7n Kan Eza6 s Johnston 1913
rs oyce daughter, Harrison w. c. Burke TAO
ree5 Mrs W. Prince Roswell Mclean and family 6sz
miy 24os Deyisedero; Mrs Campbell go First; NJ