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The San Francisco call., 1906-04-22
RAVAGES Of DEATH
ARE ALREADY FELT
IN VARIOUS PLACES
Forty Bodies Taken. From
. Wreck of a Building
on Fifth Street.

/ is at Fowler : -
Some complaint has been made that
the University of California cadets
have been exceeding their authority.
Chief of Police Dinan has been in
formed that they have been holding up
special and regular police without the
use of judgment. The Berkeley citi-
zens have been trying to secure the
services of the student guards for three
days. General Funston seems reluctant
TO part with the collegians.
At the corner Of Greenwich street
and Van Ness avenue late yesterday
afternoon a Slavonian who did not un-
derstand English was ordered by the
military authorities to assist in chop
ping down some trees. Evidently mis-
understanding the order he started in
an opposite direction and the soldier
believing he was attempting to escape
shot him through the shoulder. He is
not believed to be dangerously wound
ed.
CAUGHT IN ACT OF ROBBING.
At 9:20 O'Clock yesterday morning
Special officers Fred h. Rowe and l..
lockers turned over to Policeman
Charles E. Fennell, at Fourth and Mar
ket streets. = man who gave the name
Of Ernest n. Blaser, 243 Tehana
street. They arrested him for looting
L.aceys saloon, opposite the ruins OF
the Palace Hotel. Fennell searched him
and found a loaded revolver, three gold
watches. a diamond stud and other ar
ticIes in his pockets. He broke and
ran away and Fennell fired three shots
at him. One of the bullets struck him
in the left shoulder and brought him.
down. He was taken to the German
Hospital where his wound was dress
ed He was turned over, by oroer oI
Chief Of Police Dinan,- to the military
authorities. The mans name is be-
lieved to be assumed
BOYS CAUGHT DIVIDING GOLD.
Two bows about u years of age were
arrested in jefferson Square by mn
litiarnen yesterday while counting gold-
When searched the youngsters were
found to have 500 in their possession
As they could give no satisfactory ac-
count of themselves they were lodgeo
in the guardhouse.
For two nights past a squad OF po-
lice has been performing patrol duty
on the bay. Two lieutenants and eight
men aboard the tug Sea Rover pre-
vented the departure of several vessels
from the harbor last night for the
reason that they carried food Among
them were the barkentines Eureka
and barracuda, bound for Portland
with supplies.
All vessels stopped were compelled
To drop anchor in the stream or to re-
turn to the dock. where the food was
,,,loadad and turned over to the au-
thorities On Thursday similar de-
tail succeeded in saving for the unfor-
tunate many tons of food that would
otherwise have been carried to elues
I'D and down the coast.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-22
Vessel Meets With Mlshap.

vALETTA, Malta. April 21.-A ter
rible accident has occurred on board
the British battleship Prince of Wales.
The cylinder of the port engine burst,
killing two of the crew and wounding
five other men of the crew. The ship
is expected to land here the bodies of
the men who We're killed.
The Prince of Wales was undergo
ing her speed trials when the con-
nectingrod bolts on the high pressure
engine and the top. cylinder cover
were fractured. The Prince of Wales
belongs L the Formidable class.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-22
RAILROADS PrLP.

No commercial freight is being sent
to or received for San Francisco. The
Southern Pacific is giving preference to
the relief freight, which is being de-
livered to the Folsom street and
Fourth and Kentucky street depots-
The local freight Office in Oakland and
the new uptown general freight Office
will be in position Monday to give
more advice about the disposition Of.
commercial freight on the road for San
Francisco, and diversion orders win be
received
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-22
MONDAY AND TUESDAY HOLIDAYS.

SACRAMENTO, April 21.-Covernor Par
dee this afternoon issued the following procla-
nation declaring two more legal holidays:
in the interests of the public welfare, 1,
George c. Pardee, Governor of the State of
California, by virtue of the authority vested
in me by the constitution and the laws of
this State, do hereby appoint. designate and
declare Monday, April %, 1906, and Tues
day, April "a, 1906, as public legal holidays"
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-22
RED CROSS HEADQUARTERS.

The California Branch of the American Red
Cross Society has established headquarters at
2510 Washington street. Al trained nurses
requested to enroll by w. w. Morrow,
president, and Mrs. J. F. Merrill. vice presi-
dent of the society.
Mrs Hugh McCrum has donated $4,000 to
the Red Cross Association. Horace Davis and
Captain Curier have requested that automo-
biles, carriages, drugs and money be donated
TO the association They are in need of doc
tors also.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-22
coNF1scArE AUTOMOBILES.

The automobiles have rendered splendid SER
vice. Many of them have been conhscated by
the military and civil authorities and the
drivers impressed into service. Working day
and night since the hour of the earthquake,
some of the operators have been without sleep
rest during the entire period. As result
several OF the chauffeurs last night fell in
utter collapse in front of the headquarters
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-22
CITY BOARD OF HEALTH
NEEDS SANITARY CORPS
Five Hundred Physicians Are
Invited to Volunteer for
Service as Inspectors.

The Board of Health has issued call for
500 physicians to serve as sanitary inspectors
Already 200 have reported. Four physicians
have been detailed to investigate rumors CON
cerning contagious diseases. Maternity
houses will be established at nine central
points The Office of the Board OF Health
is established at Laguna and Grove streets
Soldiers have been detailed to have trenches
dug for the deposit of rubbish at the different
camps
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-22
EARTHQUAKES IN TUSCANY.

ROME, April 21.-Thirteen earth shocks
were felt in succession This morning in the
province OF Siena, Tuscany. Several buildings
were damaged. including the City Hail at
Poggibonsi, nineteen miles south OF Florence.
The inhabitants of Poggibonsi panic
stricken. 1t is not yet known whether Siena
was damaged.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-22
IN COMMAND AT THE PARK.
PARK DISTRICT.
PARK LODGE CAMP


Order No. Pursuant TO instructions
from Brigadier General Frederick Funston,
United States army, commanding the Depart
ment of California, and Mayor Eugene E.
Schmitz OF San Francisco, the undersigned
hereby assumes military command of the dis
trict included in the limits of Golden Gate
Park. It viii be known as the Park Dis
trict and headquarters hereby established
at the Park Lodge.
Captain T. w. n. Draper, late United States
volunteers, is hereby detailed as engineer Of
hcer Of the district.
Captain A. E. TRULY, assistant surgeon, q.
S. A, IS hereby detailed as chief sanitary Of
hcer Of the district.
Captain p ]. Perkins, late U. s. V. Signal
Corps, is hereby detailed as military surgeon
(Signed) G. w. McIVER,
Major Fourth United States Infantry.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-22
MANY PLUMBERS NEEDED.
Board of Health Makes a Call
for Skilled Mechanics.

DR.. Regensburger, president of the State
Board of Health, wishes to make it known
throughout California that plumbers are need
ed at once in San Francisco They must
bring their own tools Their tools will be
sufficient credentials to secure for them free
transportation on any railroad They are re
quested to report at the headquarters OF the
State Board of Health, at Laguna and Grove
streets.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-22
NO MORE EARTHQUAKES
DECLARES A SCIENTIST
Repetition of Temblor Not
Likely in the Opinion of
Professor Larkins.

Professor F.. L. Larkins, a scientist of emi
nence, who is now in charge of the Mount
Lowe Observatory, has sent word to the re-
lief committee that as a result of his inves-
legations he feels justified in announcing that
there IS no danger that the recent seismic dis
tnrbances will be- repeated. Professor Lar
kins has made a special study of earthquake
conditions and his opinion carries great
weight.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-22
cowdy's Dauahter WEEDS

RUSHVILLE. md, April 21.-Miss
Fannie Gowdy. daughter of Colonel
John K. Gowdy, former United States
Consul General at Paris. was married
here recently to Robert z. Mansfield,
United States Consul General at VAL
paraisO. Chile.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-22
WASHINGTON SOLDIERS COMING.

PORTLAND, April 21.-General Constant
Williams, commandant at VANCOUVER Bar,
racks, Wash, last night sent ten companies
a slight shock was felt here. The seismograph
to San Francisco with regular field equipment
and ten days rations. The detachment is
composed of 700 men.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-22
RELIEF WORK PROGRESSING.

OAKLAND. April 21.-Every fraternal or
der IN Oakland has established headquarters
and large provisions have been made to meet
the urgent demands for help. All of the evan
gehcal churches will suspend services tomor-
row, the edihces having been converted into
relief stations.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-22
SAN RAFAEL ORGANIZES.

SAN RAFAEL. April 21.-Citizels
have organized a general relief COM
mittee TO aid refugees from San Fran
cisco. A camp has been provided near
Hotel Rafael, S. NJ Augustine is chair
man of the finance committee.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-22
VOLUNTEER ENGINEERS WANTED.

Volunteer engineers for repair work are re-
quested to report at the Office OF the Cor.
ira Costa Water Company, Oakland, or to the
temporary headquarters Filbert street, near
Bush. c. L. Cory, George L. Gilman A. NJ
Hunt, Wynn Mcrdck and w. II. Allen
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-22
cALIFoRN1ANs ON WAY HOME.

Ell PASO, Tex, April 21.-Members of the
California Press Association, who have been
making tour in Mexico, arrived here on a
special train from the City of Mexico today
and left at once over the Santa Fe for Cali
tornla- They expect to reach Oakland Mon
day afternoon Since the disaster at San
Francisco exeursionists have been unabel to
get any messages from home.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-22
Nav Tax Transfer Shares.

ALBANY, April 21.-The Court of
Appeals, by a unanimous decision
handed down today, upholds the con-
stitutionality of the law of this State
taxing the transfer of shares of capital
stock.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-22
Moscow Visited by TembIor.

MOSCOW. April 21.-Practically stimuli
taneously with the San Francisco earthquake
slight shock was felt here. The seismograph
in the Moscow University, registerd the dis
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-22
Many Nations Represented.

OTTAWA, April 21.-British, French
and Japanese squadrons. after visiting
New York, are to engage in a naval
display at Quebec,
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-22
INSURANCE BILL IS PASSED.

ALBANY, N. Y, April 2l.-The insurance
bill, generally amending the insurance law,
recommended by the insurance investigating
committee, passed yesterday. ..
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-22

sWanted-Ofice desks at once. Corner
store, 11th and Franklin sts., Oakland, H.
Schellhaas.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-22

began TO stone him. He then killed
him with a shotgun. The row appears
10 have been over the ownership of
the boat
UNIVERSITY CADET WOUNDED.
l. P. Aiten, a university cadet, was
shot by a regular yesterday while
Aiten was assisting to demolish a sa-
loon in the section between Van Ness
avenue and Devisadero street. Aiten
received a bullet in his thigh. He is
at the Preside Hospital He is a
sophomore, p years old, and his home
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-22
MEN SHOOT FIENDS.

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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-07-19

Harvey Rockwell, of Remove, spent
Sunday with his mother.
4. i. Comley and Warren Mcconnell
are assisting Mr. McFadden with his
hayiDg.
j. Kephart received message Sunday
informing him of the death of his brother
John, at Clearfeld. Mr. Kephart left
on Buffalo flyer, for Cearfeld on Mon.
day
While scrubbing her porch last Mon
day afternoon, Mrs. Rockwell slipped and
fell, dislocating her right shoulder, which
was very painful and the neighbors, who
were hurriedly called, worked for over an
hour before they succeeded in replacing
her arm. At this time she is resting
quite easy.
There was Al passengers to Emporium
Monday night-all berry pickers.
j. NJ. Olsen apd family are visiting
their daughter Mrs. Il. D. Krape, at
Emporium, this week.
The Pennsylvania pay car passed
through town Monday, making the EN-.
ployes happy.
Mrs. Oyler, who has been visiting her
parents, NJ Phoenix and wife, the past
week, returned home to Mercersburg,
Pa, the first Of the week.
j. NJ. Robinson spent few hours,
with his brother at Sterling Run Sunday.
Mrs. G. i. Page. who has been quite
i'll the past week, is again able to be
arouud.
Miss Ruth Sullivan, of Huntley visited
friends few hours last Saturday.
NIL. Mcconnell, of Ridgway, was
seen soaking hands with many old time
friends in town Thursday.
Five wagons loaded with gypseys camp
ed over night near the county bridge,
Monday and Tuesday. Some of our
people took the opportunity and had their
fortunes told, and their hen roosts visited
Mrs. Anna Mack called on her sister,
Mrs. P. Farrell, who has been very i'll at
her hom at Huntley, on Sunday last.
The many friends of Mrs. Farrell, will be
glad to learn that she is improving very
fast.
Ester Stewart, of Emporium, spent a
few hours among friends one day last
week
Maud Costello and Miss Greenalch.
were pleasant callers at Stealing Run
last Sunday.
Nina Reed, OF Emporium, was pleas
ant caller an home friends over Sunday.
JFS
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FIRST FORK.

Owing e. a misunderstanding between
the postoilice authorities at Washington
and our postmaster AT thi, place, our
mail facilities have been rather uncertain
for the last two weeks, Int . special agent
was here on Saturday aud found that our
p. NJ was right in Lii, premises and
made arrangements to have messenger
service re-establi,hcd, and to have two
mails day instead Of four, as we had
for some time This had to be done or
the service at thi> pace discontinued,
After having had an "iii 81, here for over
fifty years, it would seem like going
back to barbarism a4ain, to have that
done.
At picnic SOME days ago, the sum of
S55 above expenses was raised for the
preacher in charge, Rev. Helm
Fred Caldwell is the proud dad Of
a bouncing boy of 13! lbs. that put in
its appearance about a week ago. Fred
says the beauty of it is, he is halt raised.
Huck leberries are scarce in this neck
of woods this year but black caps and
rattlers are plenty.
Having and harvesting is now being
rushed by the farmers in this section.
Corn is looking good and oats far
crop.
NUF SED.
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HUNTLEY.

Mrs. Dan'l Sullivan, Sr., spent Sunday
with p. p. Farrell and wife.
Susie Sullivan has returned from
weeks visit with relatives in Cameron.
Rena Carson is able to be about after
severe attack of measles.
o. B. Barnes and wife spent Sunday
with j. f. Sullivan and wife of the west
end.
Ruth Sullivan spent Sunday at Cam
eron.
Miss Mary Williams, of Cameron
spent Sunday with Ruth and Johnny
Sullivan.
Foreman johnson and Darvis Ives
were business callers in Driltwood Mon
day.
The Emporium callers this week were:
John Carson and Mrs. j. +. Sullivan
and VIM. Logue
Supervisor Kailbourn is making some
splendid improvements on our township
roads.
e. d. Mayline and wife started Mon
day morning for Three Valley, B. c.,
where Mr.. Mayline has a good position
with the Mundy Lumber Co.
Mrs. Joe Mason of Remove was call
er in town this week.
Irene Cole has returned from visit
with friends in Emporium.
George Collins was bitten by large
snake Saturday while picking berries. 1t
is supposed that it was black snake, as
the wound did not cause his hand to
swell, but it was very painful. Mr.. Col
lins did not have to stop work.
The many friends of Mrs. P. p Far
rell are glad to know she is recovering
from her recent severe illness.
Cupid is working overtime in this Sec
tion of the county and has made several
constant hearts happy. Let the good
work go on.
A. w. Smith and Miss Flossie John
son spent Sunday with Mr.. Smiths sister
at Sterling Run. On their return they
were treated to shower of rice and buck
wheat, as the rumor had been circulated
that they were married Mr.. Smith
begs to state that while he appreciates
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--latest County Correspondence.
FROM OUR REPORTERS.

the motives which prompted the demon
stration, he is opposed to premature con
gratulations and wishes them to be dis
continued until he notifies them officially
of the happy event.
The Huntley MALTA serenaded Mr.
and Mrs. Jesse Johnson, Saturday even
ing in the usual up-to-date manner
Jesse invited the members inside and
treated them to an elegant supper, with
cigars, clderberry wine and Moxie on the
side.
Have you tried w. H. Logue's peanut
butter and his fine maple sugar? If not
why not.
+. d. Krape, our genial operator, is
progressing nicely with his singing class
His quartette consists of w. w. johnson
and Alfred Smith, sopranos, WR. Smith,
basso profundo and j. F. Sullivan, who
sings Also. You will hear them when
at the shop picnic
w L. Carter and Jack IngersoIl were
in town this week and offered j. +. Sui
livan the position of physical instructor
Of the Rich Valley Athletic club, with
a salary of $4,000 per annum. Tempt
inc as the offer was, Mr.. Sullivan was
forced to decline on account OF his many
financial and political interests in Hunt
ley as he is ash barrel inspector Of the
nineth ward, president of the Hot Air
Combine and is stockhod in the Big
Run and Vinegar Valley trolley line;
however, he referred the gentlemen to
Everitt Barr, Of Sterling Run, who has
accepted the position.
l.
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NORTH CREEK.

Walter Smith is husling he having,
purchased moving machine.
Llewella Moore spent several days
with her sister, Bernice Moore of Rich
Valley.
Mrs. Thos. Britton was in town Fri
day.
John Smith an! sons William and
Walter, transacted business in Empori-
um Friday.
Beattie, Riley and Gordon Housler
visited their sister, Mrs. Thos. Britton,
several days this week.
Mrs. Geo. Painter of St. Charles, Pa,
accompanied by her son and daughter,
was the guest Of her sister-in-law Mrs
ID. n. Chandler.
Belle Barr attended the box social and
spent Sunday with Frank Moon and
family.
The proceeds from the social Saturday
evening were Sl5.35.
Merrill Craven is assisting with the
haying at Frank Moons.
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SoouS you guy!
Think this over carefully, then call
on your local dealer, where you can
see and examine the goods before you
buy them, and by comparison of prices
and quality you will see that you can
do as we'll or better at home, and you
keep the money at home, thereby
helping to build up your local town.
Meet Catalogue House" Competi-
sion with Catalogue House Energy.
1t is all right for body of merchants
to get together and pass resolutions
deploring the inroads of catalogue
house" competition and "Resolve" not
to patronize manufacturers and iobbers
who sell Catalogue houses'. This is
all right as it is a step in the right
direction.
But it is only one step.
If further steps are not taken, this
first step may as well not have been.
Retail merchants should not patron
ize manufacturers and jobbers who sell
catalogue houses", and taking this
position will cut off the catalogue
house" of some certain brands of
goods, but the catalogue house" will
get goods just the same and will keep
hammering at the consumer just the
same.
If after passing these resolutions,
which are all right, the retail merchants
every one of them, would go home
and devise ways and means, by ad-
vertising and otherwise, to bring his
wares to the attention of the consumer
as prominently as the catalogue
houses" do theirs. the Catalogue
house" would receive "body blow"
Why don't yon do it.
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A. w. GLEASON,
Williams Kidney pills.

Have you neglected your kidneys?
Have you overworked your nervous sys.
TEN and caused trouble with your Kidneys
and Bladder? Have You pains in the
loins. side, back, proins and bladder?
Have you fabby appearance of the face,
especially under the eyes? Too frequent
desire to pass urine? If so Williams ;
Kidney Pills will cure you. Sample free
By mail 80 cents. Sold by r. c. Dod-
son. Williams Mfg, Co, PROPS, Clcve-
and, O. Oily.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-07-19
RICH VALLEY

Mrs. William McCasln and daughter,
Leona, are visiting her son Truman, at
Hicks Run, this week.
Miss Stella Dulling, who has been
spending the summer at Driftwood,
returnd home last week
Miss Alice Carter, of Gardeau, was
the guest of Patrick Dulling and family
Friday evening.
Fred McCaslln accompanied by
Hazel Lockwood, attended the dance
at Gerrsburgh, Saturday night.
DR.. M. F. Hamilton, V. s., was in
the Valley Sunday.
Sheriff Swope called on we scribe
Saturday.
We're Dow, of Cooks Run, is employed
on the Russell farm on the Portage.
The A. G. met Saturday evening,
Physical Director Sullivan's work was
evident by the looks of the "pugs."
The first bout was between Give Lewis
and Murdick McInnes 1t only went
two rounds, as Lewis clearly fouled
McInnes by striking below the belt.
Referee Irwin Parks gave McInnes
the decision. The house was in an
uproar, when officer William Carter
appeared on the scene and established
order at once. The meeting was ad-
journed until next week, when there
will he aorna first-olass hnnts Of Row
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SiNNAMAHONING.
NJ. A. p.

}. A. Wykoff finished haying
on Saturday.
Haynes Bros are harvesting a
fine piece of wheat. f. L. Miller
has the finest field of potatoes on
the Fork.
Israel Bailey, who has been very
low with diabetis is improving.
A. A. Cole came home from
Lock Haven hospital Monday.
Glad to see you home again.
D. P, N. H. McCloskey, went
to Emporium Monday evening to
install the officers of w. c., 3S2.
He reports the camp on the gain.
S. B. Weikel was up from Reno
vo Sunday.
Geo. Pfoulz, one of the old Buck
tail veterans, was in town Tues
day, relating a few anecdotes of
the CO.'S. He can relate some
good ones.
The haymakers union struck
here last week for higher wages,
but enough non-union men we're
found to continue making the hay
and only about two hours delay.
w. l.. Barclay and wife of La
quin, are visiting here this week.
j. r. Beadean and wife, who
have been visiting friends here,
left Tuesday on Flyer for their
home at Seattle, Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z. Drum left
for their home at Laquin Tuesday.
Jas. d. Council who has been
clerking for Barclay Bros for sew
esal years, has accepted position
with the Tyler Mercantile Co., at
Sycamore, Pa, as general manager.
He will leave for his new home
this week.
Camp 122 P. 0. of A., installed
their officers for the present term
on Tuesday evening. Refresh
ments followed.
Sinnamahoning Legion, No,
1922 n. p. initiated a class of nine
Wednesday evening. Ice cream
and cake was served.
The Citizens Band turned out
and serenaded Capt. Barclay on
his return from the congressional
convention last Thursday. The
Capt. met them with box of fine
cigars and a well chosen address.
Your correspondent met one of
Huntley's prominent democratic
politicians on the train Monday.
He has the Cameron county cam
paign all mapped out and accord
ing to his theory CD it will be a