Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-24
HERALD LISTS
REUN|TE MANY
REFUGEES AND FRIENDS FIND
BUREAU SERVICEABLE
Trained Men are Bending Their En-
erges Towards Bringing Loved
Ones Together In These Days
of Confusion

OneS o9etneF IN neSe lays
of Confusion
The Herald, through its registration
department, established for the purpose
of aiding refugees in finding friends
and relatives in Los Angeles and of as
sisting residents of Los Angeles in
locating sufferers, both in this and
other cities, has already ended the ter
rible suspense of hundreds of those
who, since the awful catastrophe of
Wednesday. have been anxiously wait
ing for news of dear ones.
Experienced newspaper men have
been detailed to devote their entire time
to the directory and the names and
present addresses of thousands of those
who were made homeless in San Fran
cisco are now registered. Those in
charge of the department will bend
every effort to aid those who ask for
assistance.
Any news of the following may be
sent to the Herald or to the addresses
given:
F. w. Hammett, general manager of
the White Mining Machine company
of Redlands, is searching for Miss Liz
zie Hanson. Miss Hanson has arrived
in Los Angeles. Efforts to discover her
whereabouts have up to this time been
fruitless.
j. A. Armitage, who lives at the
Douglas building, room 434, is searching
for c. F. Reardon and D. B. Bagley.
II. B. Andrews, 252 West First street,
is anxiously waiting for news of Fred
Lewis and family.
Jennie NJ. Bull, whose home is at lilo
Jasmine street and phone number is
West 735, is anxious to learn the
whereabouts OF w. F. Lambert and
family, Thomas A. Lambert and fam
lily, John and William Lambert, N. H.
Cauffung and family, John Stegman
and family and H. Drews, wife and
child.
Alone in Los Angeles
Mrs. Myrtle Cushman of 217 N.
Broadway has heard nothing from her
husband, Thomas Cushman. Mrs.
Cushman is entirely alone in Los An
geles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Clayburg, San
Francisco; Mrs. Lena M. Clark, Miss
Edna Clark and Earl Clark of Salt
Lake City, Laura Cameron and John
1OOh vi San IdllClSCO, anu
Campbell of San Jose are among
the refugees.
Mrs. H. E. Dunton of 222 West First
street, phone 6533. is looking for Mrs.
Muir.
P. NJ. Detroiler and wife arrived
from San Francisco today and are
making their temporary home at 419
Grand avenue. Los Anseles, where
friends may find them.
Morton Fitzpatrick came from Cy-
press this morning in search of Della
Craig. Mr.. Fitzpatrick's address is
S2S Turk street.
viii Give Refugees Beds
F. p. Foster has several beds at 300
North Los Angeles street which he is
ready to place at the disposal of San
Francisco refugees.
William Followell and Alice Follery
registered at The Herald office today.
Tilly Goolut of S3S Boston street has
heard nothing concerning the families
of Berlent Goldstein, Bloomberg and
Puansky.
T. e. Hicks of 424 South Hill street
is inquirng for Mrs. NJ. M. Hicks and
Mrs. Bascon.
Mrs. Matte Hart whose home is at
104O South Olive street. is searching
for news concerning the whereabouts of
Mrs. Lottie Gerhardt, Peter Gerhardt
and family. Mrs. Hart's phone is
Main S113 Sunset.
Ed. Shelley, room 8, 316 1-2 California
street, wants news of A. P. Shelley and
Mrs. NJ Stevens.
Wants Some information
Information concerning j. NJ or
George w. Quied Is wanted by George
Hively of 2O25 New Jersey street.
Miss Kitty Hearn. who has rooms at
the Caine, corner of Second and Olive
streets, is looking for Hannah Stanton,
recently a resident of San Francisco
Friends of DR.. c. M. Hopkins of Be
lott, Wis, may get news of him at The
Herald office.
Mrs. Helena c. Knoll Miller of 432
South Olive street and 232 West First
street is waiting for news of Mr.. and
Mrs. Nick Dowlite.
Kitty Brown. who arrived here today,
can find Henry Kline at COS Fifth street,
East.
Frank LEIGH, who rooms at the Good
Samaritan hotel, San Fernando street,
is anxiously searching for news of Pete
and Mrs. Margaret LEIGH.
Searching for Relatives
C. Michelini is looking for E. d.
NeCClll anu H. NIiolidillill' anu
SONS. Micheini's address is 300 South
Boyle avenue and his phone number is
Boyle 224, Sunset.
News Would Be Welcome
News of Mr.. and Mrs. John Curran
and family is wanted by d. j. O'Con-
nor, whose address is room 4S9 21S
Broadway.
A. V. Plocker, 31S Clementina street.
is searching for Frank White.
Mrs. D. w. Price, whose residence is
on Benefit street, Prospect Park, phone
1929 Main, Sunset, is looking for Mr..
and Mrs. M. Elmer, Mrs. c. Dorsen and
Mrs. Buyer.
Information concerning the where
abouts of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hayes is
wanted by Mrs. L. T. Peacocke, Hotel
Vendome.
]. w. Presnall and family are among
the refugees who arrived in Los An
geles yesterday. They are located at
727h South Broadway.
George Rothenstein of 606 East First
street wants news of w. Rothenstein
and family.
Alice Spurlin, r. r. No. 8, Station K,
is inquiring for A. j. Bone and family.
j. Voorsanger is searching for Alice
Voorsanger. His address is 3647 South
Flower street and his phone number is