The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-23
AGNEW DEATH LIST
NOW KNOWN THAT f0s PERSONS
 WE'RE KILLED.
Of These, Eleven Were Employed and Ninety-seven Inmates of the state Hospital for the Insane-COn-
 ditiona in Frisco.

San Francisco. May 22--Besides the scores of employees and patients injured in the collapse of the Agnew's state Hospital on the morning of the earth quake. there were tos Killed. After considerable research a definite list has for the first time been completed The list shows that eleven employees and ninety-seven patients were killed amid the falling brick and huge tim bers. also those who died of their in- jurfes
 The complete list of employees killed as reported by Medical Superintendent Leonard Stocking is as follows:
 Officers and employees, Dr. E. A. Kel- ley, H. A. Braden, Miss A Leete, John Lynch. Mss E. M Holmes Miss l. Bur nett, Dr. l. A. Dell. Mrs. A. Thaine, Mrs. R. Walker. F. F. Cruson. Miss M. Fennel.
 The summer vacations school open ed yesterday in Golden Gate Park, with Albert M Armstrong as princi- pal.
 The militia at the request of the school board, has supplied seventeen tents to accommodate the little refu- gees. These are scattered over the park. and it wns no small task to get the various grades classified and To- cated
 On the recreation grounds the chll- dren's playgrounds. in the baseball park and on the main driveway the tents are located and nowhere in the coun- try can be found nearly 500 children more comfortably ho3sed. It Is expect ed that at least 1.500 will soon be in attendance
 Each tent is built to accommodate twenty pupils and Is equipped with There are nu- merous books on hand.
 Reading and arithmetic will be paid particular attention to while classes are in doors There will be many ex- cursons through the park. so thnt the pupils can be taught from nature His tory will be illustrated by the monu- ments, zoology-visits to the animal pens botany by the wealth of wild flowers and so on down the list of studies. Cooking will be taught by specialists and the children will prepare their own lunches.
 The school will be in operation three months.
 Anticipated run no3 on the ms+.rss,,Is banks TySu4 When the commerciai banks opened in their downtown quar- ters yesterday they did so expecting a rush on the part of depositors and were fully prepared to meet 1t. Instead of nG1VX was a much larger stream of deposit tors and each receiving teller was far busler than the paying teller.
 The Wells Fargo, Nevada National Rank had over twenty million dollars in its vault available for the expected rush. It was stated that there were no heavy withdrawals and in view of confidence being restored. some of the hanks decided that the assistance they were to receive from other sources is now unnecessary.
 The board of supervisors passed an ordinance yesterday granting the Unit ed Railroads the privilege of running street cars on Market Street from the Ferries to Valencia and on Sutter as far nut as Van Ness Avenue as over head trolley lines.
 The company maintained that it will reouire some months to repair the cab1n roads and that trolley system ,,,as +be sneedicst way of restoring the transportaticn facilities,
 Fo,ir eases were added to the coro- rers Iis+ of earthquake and fire vic tIn,s yesterday The total number is 9os Two of the new cases form the IyIn,shurv House, f72 Seventh Street
 .s orothcr case from the corner of Wrasbineton and Battery Streets. Tho so,,,+L came from Montgomery Avenue
 ,d Frisco Street. In one the Identity
 s tha ,.ictinl was established. William, p,rn{p was the name. His remains .,. dur from the ruins of the Kings S,,. House by his son Burnip's home
 ,aa Tn the east He was a locomotive ",,ireer A native Of England and 55 wars old