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STATIONS Est. TE9os Islls:rsy q. s :
West -1 - 1soSn =. below e from Iibe-s- - = 4.
SSAeePl as noted By desiTna1i-,--.- -. va
Aa-tS ~ IN BETHLEHEM. lII.rV--r-,-,.
&ND MAUCH CHUNK = - - -. y.
~ ~ . 10 A. NJ IN. 40 ~
a Al. leo. 500 ana & n D 80 ttti
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a. 81, L20. 500 p, " S-,-'ssS.-
a A. "a. 300 P. ~ e' aAe
RIVER And B1RSFs7ss BassSs7s Is l.sE: Tos.!
VI LSO. c4.15- QaEsaood - - -
nurat only. k340 a8O0 800 -.
qs1.,,i-e., qqSys, ICo A. Il @sa. LsEsTooa - -
ATLANTIC CITY-sa4OA n rtas~.,.
AJNG BRANCH. ASBURY PfrTr S1--9-r
SlS.ON =, POINT AM n -,o g
1t-o9 A. NJ. ex12 20. x1N. 49, ~
s,-.ee. s-o. a LID 70. $50. $50. ti2OL ei1sa,
1SSRs sS0 0eean Grove. ais A 4, a
ATLANTIC HLDs. sEABaIe47 v~
ACS ~ BCI4-. EAST LONG -
z4;OO' S2,sO: $50. n % A. a, ~ ~
SS' SSS' p az g : u Sundays. 400 4 4.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE yoR ArtAv--f
81, 55j[ HANDS. [stL,ANDS. SEABRIGHT, LONd
eRoTEH eeIsoNEH' sPB4y5sT APS6TaT PAaRz. CCzaS
PLEAs1ST@P5il5rS 5lSs 81 - = s9IS1
e-S0 A; ~. 1880. 500. AIS p. - -. =.
days. 9.25 A NJ. LOO. 74S 2. 81 -
~. " r. Cedar St. 1910 A M M
80, 80 P n Sundays. I0O0 A. -
EHII4ADELPHIA-ezA nTO0 vsr,
500. msl0OO. "1l.OO A - usIlIa
ml.OO e2OO. s3.OO. s4O0. ma5.Oo 1nsSa'
100. tSO0. 600. 5000 ?. u, sos
BALTIMORE AND WAGHINGTC.T-R
molO0O. mS120O. mg2O0 so.
m'6.O0. zoo, fel2.1S
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTTrfI7
AND LIAMSPORT-fIz4G0 ~
fs,O9 g. 10, 1000 HOO A. N.. RsssI-f
only). loo. I'D. 42OO p. 81 Eat
ing, Pottsville. Harrisburg onIE 4aCU
800. $50 p. 81.
sDaily. fDaiiy except SUNDAY. Ssc--
days tParl0r cars only. Iva TkIuarrX
aELcepr Saturdays. mDiuing Car. Ns4s.
urdays only zFrom Liberty s.. ollV
From Twenty-third Strsst-b5 % r. n
cS.5O p. NJ. el22O P VI $3.50 p q
t11-5O P. NJ. k32O p. NJ. v5.S0 p. 81
OGiceS: Liberty St. West 23d ST.. q Ast-f
House. 245. 434. 1900. 1854 BroadVsy- z.
5th Az. 2Sl 5th Av.. . Union Slu1-s
West, @1eS 80 Av-. los West I25th ST.. CT
Columous Av-, New York. Court s.. 80
644 Fulton St. 419 SOstrand Av.. Brootly1,
SD Broadway. Williamsburg. New Yc-t
IraEsfer Co. calls for and checks bassls1
70 destination.
W G. BESLER Q ~ BURT
Vice-Pres. Gen Mgr Gen Pass'r AFaut
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pED ID" LINE.

! H I'D u 44LINL4o
For La Guayra, Puerto CabelIo. Sura-
Gao and Maracaiho, via Curacao. calling
also at san Juan. p. r.
S. S. CARACAS. =. Saturday. May 26. noon
S. s. PHILADELPHIA sat. June O. noon
For Ia Guayra, Curacao and NiaracalbO
8 s. MARACAIBO. Saturday. May 10 noon
S 8. ZULIA. Saturday. June 9 noon
These steamers have superior accOmuo-
dRttous for passengers.
BOULTON. BLISS & DALLETT
General ManagsrS. Sc Wan ST.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

OLD DGMlWl0N LlNE.
DAILY SERVICE.
For OLD Point Comfort. Norfolk, Ports
mouth. Pinner's Point and Newport Ne6&
Va, connectins for Petersburg, Richmond.
Virginia Beach. Washington y. c.. and
entire South and West.
Freight and passenger steamers sail from
Pier %, N. R., foot Beach St., every week
day at p. m
u. p. WALKER. Vice-Presidsut ana
TTa11c Manager.
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Religious Notices.

4
20 cents per line.
THR MIDDLE q ave eo56aFGEhTE a6d Sth Z. CHURCH
Rev. john G. FAGG. D. D.. Minister
viii preach. II a. m. and p m
THE MARBLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH
- 9th ave and 2sth g. ,,,--..
Rev. EDWARD B. Coz D. D. win preach at II a. m.
ana p.
THE COLLEGIATE CHURCH OF ST. NICHOLAS.
Rev. DONALD sAGS AIAcKAY. D. D.. Minister.
1oTnnP l P!essF the a. Man "a 4 Of q 10 s Reputston
'1'e'-'S' S suocssdod SsS and Where He Failed
THE WEST END COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
West END eve and ana 5'th st ,,,,,.+.r
viii preach at II a. m. ana s p.
ooL1BeIATE. REFoRMEP CHURCH. Rsc1Ha.H HARLgM ABI,a
Bsy EENPoRE D. ., D. "a senior STe Psstop ss5DT Rev
Benz E. DIcKHAUr.-services at II a. m- and p. m.
i';@z 4yiSE SEyRc corner l2sq st Pastor
preaching BY the Pastor
FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
EIFTH Fg2 4 AYSSsE R9ss sTFV2soa AsR Ss sb!HoI g. Be
Minister.
PUBLIC worship May 49, At Il H., and a.4,6 40 p m
Morning topic ''The Manifestation of Christ
A''''OO" BiBie sR5S School oi-r meets at $3.50 a. m.
Strangers are cordially invited.
ws9t FTa 9 eURG OF II m ana p nj wednsss
evening. s. Reading room open daily.
. gogg M AyEgP B6NSAS gHgBe RTsH
ANGN. D. D. Pastor. breaches II a. m. and p.
Madison Avenue Baptist Church,
KERN MAR5S4N DT, 4XEMTE 4gE GoRSER 8 f sigF g. Minister
o.s0 ~ a D OsDTdaV school - - "
II a. m.Worship and preaching Sermon theme: The
Souls AnchorAnnual sermon before the American sea-
- I2SO D. m-Madison Avenue League. Bible study.
S p u-worship and preaching. Sermon thone: ''The
Nest Comprehensive Of Prayers
7:45 o. Tl.-Brief musical service
CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL
Mad. Ave. Methodist Episcopal Church,
Corner Goth Street.
Rev. Wallace MacMullen, D. D., Pastor
Preaching by the Pastor at II a. m. and p. m
MADISON AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
o 7rorsb,D ii m and % M The Pastor the
Rev HENRY SLOANE COFFIN. will preach
SIh 7ssFyGeS F 1, nreacb in the morning on "A ProTi
SUs4 as9si4l God Inc evening SERMON y ~ -
MADISON SQUARE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Madison ave. corner OF 24th st.
The SaPos5n PSstor SfSg1'S Rev G Il Il. PARKHURsT D. D.
will e4Sl5r Pre1e6 in p the l9NTt59Srrpv @0TTlngi
Bible Glas..s School hos A5nfa IN 6haPSl PS with m
MANHArrAN CONGREGATIONAL Broadway ana
18th St. Rev HENRY a. sTIMSoN D. D. Past3T II a
Seats sn6 free p Everybody M Welcome >'''
MEMORIAL. BAPTIST. washington Square South.
EDWARD JUDSoN. Pastor Preaching lO:45 and $780,
Dr. JUDsoNs subject in the evening ,T9 Tee ErsSP9n- %
night %
METROPOLITAN TEMPLE,
7TH AVE-14TR ST
Dr. ROBERT BAGNELI+ Pastor. lo:45 7:4G
TEMPLE CONCERT To-NIGHT.
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HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINZ.
Snnnial PASSENGER SarVicn.

Special Passenger Service.
PLYMOUTH-CHERB RBOURG-HAMBURG.
B. cher. May III :SOpTnl Bluecher.- June -
K's'n A " NHay24 sam Kaiserin A V-June 81
D'Iand May3I. 10 :30am Oceana -. June %
America June z. am Deutschland, June y
Among the special features Of these ships
are: Grill Room. Ritz-Carlton Restaurant
Ia carte, Elevators. Gymnasium, Palm Car
den, Electric Baths, etc
Twin Screw Passenger Service.
DOVER Q4ONDON OR PARIS) AND
HAMBURG.
Large Twin-Screw Vessels OF 1900 tons.
Superb Passenger Accommodations.
Pretoria. May 1913 am Patricia June l6
Waldersee. Mayl9. SPIN Pretoria ---June e
Batavia June 8, z am lPennsylvania.July IL
Mediterranean Service.
TO NAPLES AND GENOA.
p. Oskar-... June 81 fMoltlSe July %
%AIoltke June 12tP ACalbeTt. Aug. z
P. Adalbert June I9lP. oslzar. >. Aug. 3
P. Oskar. July II Moltke 49,. Sept II
tCaIIs Gibraltar; has Grill Room and
travellers CHECKS ISSUED BY
THE COMPANY.
OFFICE, 81 BROADWAY. n. Y
Phone, 1900 Rector. Piers, Hoboken.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ASOUTHAMPToN
Philadelphis May n, 9:SO a. NJ: June Q
ST. Paul .-.-.. May 19, $3.50 A NJ June rs
New York. -. May %, 9:3O A. NJ. June d
St. Louis ....-,,J June Q. $50 4. NJ: June SO
RID STAR LINE From Pier
DovER-ANTwERP- PARIS
Kroonland May 12. 500 A. NJ. June 8
iceland ....... May 10, 300 p nj JIIne "a
Finland ...-.....May %. T:SO A NJ: June 2s
Vaderland ..--...--.. June 2. noon; June so
WHITE STAR LINE ESRR ESFoR Per
NEW YORK-O'N NSTOWN-L
Majestic 49,. May 16. 1000 A. NJ: June II
Celtic .....-.... May is. 2:S0 p. NJ: June IS
Oceanic -....- Nav g. 500 p. N: June 20
Cedric June l. 1890 P. NJ. June g
Bal:iO -....-. June G. $500 A n: July Z
TIE 40 MEDITERRANEAN AzNbH VIA bHs
FROM NEW YORK
REPUBLIC. May 81. P. NJ: Oct. rs. Nov. q
CRETIC. June u. 10 A. NJ; Aug. {, Sept -
FROM BOSTON
CANOPIC. May 10. s A. NJ; June 80; Aug. II
ROMANO. -. June 3. $50 A. NJ; July z
PASSENGER OFFICE. BROADWAY.
Freight once. Whitehall Bldg. Battery Pl.
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THAT APPEAR REGULARLY IN THE
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ssT A VELOCE-Fast Italian Line.
IL Sailing from Pier %. North River, q.
Of S4th Ct, for Naples and GenOG.
Bolognesi. fairfield CO.. % Wall s.
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ST NICHOLAS HoLY EASTERN CHURCH. CA
THEDRAIA o7th and Madison Divine Liturgy,
10 8. m. Vespers and sermon In EngIish. 7:3O m.
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Religious Notices.

20 cents per line.
RUTGER PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH.
B59adTay e9TpsT cor aS,z4zs Nest \ 'SS tSr,n,.,.r
Rsy AIN =. L MGURRY AsSSta3s 1 bf Acz nRisiSz
SCOTCH PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH. ssth-st-; Central
Park West, Rev. DAVID G. WYLIE. D. D.. Pastor
/ Services at II and
SOCIETY EQR M ETTIcAI y ggETTgRRggA z A6NEqTg S 2E
FouNDfNG 8 OF THE e socIF5rY ADDRESSES BY DR.
FEb REbEDeAT4oN OF ' THE 5i soeETY 70 FRS IDEAGs
ALL INTERESTED ARE INVITED
SOUTH CHURCH,
Madison ave. and 3sth St
Rev. THOMAS REED BRIDGES D. D.
6s TlSss oTStoo Of ah ShG hOg 6y %enaesso
ST. ANDREWS METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
18th st., west Of Columbus
Rev. ANDREW GILLIES.
II n m--'"The Cross in India
p. m.-''Makng the Least Of Oneself"
ST BARTHoLoMEw's CHURCH.
5E4'i MS Hope S /. II in 4 the ed stainer
ST. JAMES CHURCH. Madison ave. ana list st.
II a -Mornng service and sermon by Bishop Courtney
p m-EyeHing & service end sermon by Rev J; Cairns
NJ Nh LIE e. 94 IN IHG Pr E1
VIII. BE GNVETlED
ST NICHOLAS aoLY EASTERN cHURcTD CA
10 a m 7espsTs and Sermon in English $50 p m
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church.
West End ave- and s6th st.
Rev. George P. Eckman, d. D., Pastor
Services. II a m. and p. m
ST PETERS GagEcH 2Oth st, west Of 8th ave-.
preach 7:45
THE EIRsT a2R T1S,,,S IgRcA g}ToI
Rev HOWARD @ 2 DUFFIELD . D. D. D.. will preach 1i,
preceded by ive minutes talk to the children p m.
''I1ne Throne Seat
THE INDIA JUBILEE,
CARNEGIE HALL
S9GsS sBeSe4s n ali %ay 1S at $50
AIRS j. S FosTE r. aGia Bahop T TRobarn. oi india
ana others will speak.
Combined Choirs of several churches.
Afterwards al seats free.
@ THE Eg E1o at the Harlem ., gge2eh 5s of tn, the
be addressed by Dr.. H P. NICHOLS, Rector Of Holy
noon at 4SS His SUBJECT win be 'Ios Mem Music by
Professor shelley on the pianola and orchestrelle
THE SALVATION ARMY,
Hppodrome SSd Street and 9Th Avenue
c,o,,,, Sunday. Sunday. IaI, Nay 49, o9q at 80 p m
YIN tell the tale Of broken heart sing the Of
INTEREST OF SAN FRANCISCO FUND.
THE sgyENTY ,554rH .,IG5ZTH l. ANNIVERSARY or THE
CIErY viii be held in the Madison Avenue Baptist
at il a M The Rev KERR BoTcn T1PPf Ts 2P PS PSstor tor
% 9 e cn1oP VIII pre- preach the sermon and an abstract Of
officers and trustees Of the Society win be present
ooTdaiiy invited anu s'sHoS OF the society arc
UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
eST1er 1 Of 10Th St. Rey GEORGE AIE1XANDI5R 2 D
GFSs seee eT @ ss Il q T. % g SDd e m D Al n the Of 9s s
ralph X; HLCKoK will preach Wednesday evening
sT TsF 5na s 8ET GgR '2a between
Pastor. breaches at II q. m. s p. m. - 80
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St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church,
West End ave- and s6th st.
Rev. George P Eckman, d. D., Pastor
Services. II a. m. and p m.
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CUNARD LINE

= 2 -N71-Ae1| N4LAVL
From Piers 51-52. North River.
LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN
4UOANAsA- . NAY IL. g A NJ
OMbANA4&- s. o. NAV 10 Man
Caronia. May ~ Etruria -Juns >
CampRnia. May IS CaTnania - T,I71. (
OIBRALTAR-ITAI.T- Alto,
New AIOdsIr Twin Screw Steamers
SLAVON1A. May 22. noon: July 10: An. "a
PANNONIA- May % 10 A NJ T,rit, -
CARPATHIA- June u. II A NJ. TI,iyv a.
VERNON II. BROWN. G. a
A-2t state ST.. opposite the Battery.
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n. Y. n. H. & HARTFORD, IS .
Trains Depart from Gra1d CenLl.- S->--
42d St. and 4th Ave. a. follows io-
BOSTON. via New London = s.,5s
10, 1880. 'x1O;02 a. "
SxllI:Ol. sxli3.OO. ~ 500 ..s,'
sil2.OO P NJ: VIA WilLnal.,-ss- ~,
A. NJ, 42:OO p n; VIA
=. n. SfI2.0O.. 'ii4-oO. ell:99 = ~ .ir5r--.
WORCESTER and FIFCHblA.1s -
NAM-fS p. VI go n
I.AKEVILI.E, and NORFOLA-Is't -
1881 p. NJ. re
CT. Barrinsson. stockhridEs. Lar -
fisld-f4.5O. tS,49 4. N, fS-Sl 2; ,ss-,s-
Ticket onlces at cGrand Cenlss.55- 80 = 5.
and CI95th 81 also al cea3 1le4 -
b way. c25 Union square. els- -. - g..
c23j Columbus Ave. eo&8 ~. Z
CLOS W. 125th ST., 9I9S Inipl ~ -.
r OokIyn. ca court s.. $IS Noslie-- =
500 B'way- o-,-,. 4
sDaiIy Except sundays. - -
l25th st. 1Stops at 12Sth s. Sl-.-i =.
SParlor Car limited. las 49,,
cParIor ard Sleeping Car tickets 49,
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BALTTNORE & CEI0 R.R

sEX. sun Nna-5
Through Daily Trains % he N.-Ss
leave New York City. 21d 81 ~,
CHICAGO. PITTSBURG. 1l50 pm ~ =.
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. 1l50 an 4-.'l1s
PITTSBURG. CIEVE'D. S.50pm 49,
''PITTSBCRG LIMITED $50 pm ~. - =.
GIN. ST. LOUIS. .LOUISV- 11-50pm ~.
GIN. ST LOUIS. .LOCISV. ESQ an 49,. ~
GIN. ST.LOUIS.LOUISN. $50 p4 3 -
ORicss. 26i. 434. 1900 BroadEags ~
House. los Greenwich St. = Illol
W. 39l Grand St. n. Y: Us LCl-e
BROOKLYN: West 23d ST. and L4osl,l -
After 8 p m sleeping car 49, - -
and full information regarding usl-' us. =
can be obtained at Bureau of E.Ss. ~.
b q 3. r r., sd 81. Terminal 'E--As =
Chelsea 3144-
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ST PETERS CHURCH. Goth St. west OF sth ave-
Rev OLIN S. ROCHE, Rector. Anniversary services
ana IL and 7:45 Tho Rev. Dr. GRosVENoR viii
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THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Fifth Avenue Eleventh to Twelfth Streets
Rev. HOWARD DUFFIELD, D. D.. will preach
II a. m, '"The Call to Service The sermon will :
preceded by five minutes talk the children 43O
''The Throne Seat
New-York tribune., 1906-05-12

THE sDvENT'Y. .IIIaIITH ANNIVERSARY OF THE
FOUNDING Of the AMERICAN SEANIFN'S FRIEND so
X C5hrX yill be held IN the Madison Avenue Baptist
at II a. The Rev. KERR BOYCE0 TUPPER, Pastor
Of the church Will preach the sermon and abstract
the Annual Report WILL be the Secretary.
ocers and trustees Of the Society win be present
cordially invited
New-York tribune., 1906-05-12

WASHING.-Iace curtains and blanketa a
speciality; curtains Soc pair: blankets.
zoe extra care: open air drying CAMP
BELL S2s West 59th St. ground iooF.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-12

ST. JAMES CHURCH Madison and list
a. m.--Holy Communion.
II a mMornng service and sermon by Bishop Courtney
D.. m.-Evenng service by Rev. J.. Cairns
AT THE MORNING SERVICE THE MEMORIAL
TABLET TO THE LATE DIR. E. WALPOLE WARREN
WILL. UNVEILED,
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GENERAL HOUSEWORK. - BY strong,
willing girl: s1S-$2O: reference. 729 Tre-
mont ave.
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WORKING HOUsEKEEPER.-R re0no6
young woman; good. economical managSr:
letter only. HOUSEKEEPER, ETT I<STip0Ss
ton ave.
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/ = WVItt of any kind by a coIorel
woman RosR $40 West 3Tth 81
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

DAYS WORK-By young woman; wash
ing and ironing at home or out by the
day; also cleaning. DENNIS 13& West
1S4th st.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-12

UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
corner OF 10th ST.. Rev. GEORGE ALEXANDER, D. d..
Pastor: Rev. RALPH K HICKOB, Assstant.-Public
worship tomorrow at II a m. p m. the morn
ing service Rev: MERLE H. ANDERSON. D. D. Of Day
ton. Ohio, Will preach. At the evening service
RALPH X. HICKOK will preach Wednesday evening
service at o'clock.
WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH G2d st. between
9Th and 9Th aveS.-Eeev. ANTHONY H EVANS d. D..
m md In
New-York tribune., 1906-05-12

PAINTER, decorator. psperhanger. for real
estate owners and private: out by Day
contract: reasonable: good work SCHNAK-
ENBERG, 17o West e3d st
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-21
SEEK WORD FROM FRIENDS
Many Lehi People Were Visiting or
Working In San Francisco
Fears for Safety.

LIS Leni, April pa number of Lehi fami-
nes unable TO set into telegraphic com
munlcatlon are anxiously waiting for
news from loved ones who were in San
came. 0SA OAAAO
Earl Wilson, Is years of age left Iehi
Two months ago and in a letter a few
Gays ago to his aunt, Mrs. S. J. TAYLOR.
slated aI that he was going to work in a
san francisco hotel as elevator bow The
Gay before the fire he sent a small crate
or oranges to his aunt, the oranges arriV-
ing yesterday. Mrs. NJ. w. ingalls, has a
brother, Louis Stone, a member of the
architect firm of Stone & Smith in the
E. ood building. His residence is at lilo
Taylor street. sister of Mrs ingalls,
Mrs. E B. Young, live at 2727 Vallejo
street, and another brother, Walter Stone
wrote two weeks ago from 1917 Washing
ton street that he would soon return to
CHINA, but as he has not written since
she fears that he was in the Inflated city
when the terrible shock came.
ID. V HARDWOOD. son Of James Harwood
lett Lehi year ago and has law offices
In the Croker building on Market street
His residence is 669 Polk street
Mrs. Margaret Wines, sister of Mrs
James Harwood, with her two children,
Margret and Blaine. were stopping at the
Netherlands hotel and were intending to
be Joined by the husband and father Ira
d. Wines, next week
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-21

& Glass Co. SIS; j. c. Craig (Herald), $50;
cash (Herald), s.; Albert Lastly, 81; II. d.
Quimby, 81; William Black, 81; cash, 81;
Fannie Galbraith. 81; Blanche Cherry, 81;
Mabel Daley, 81; cash. Soc; o. T. Andrew,
81; cash, 81; Gibson Grain & Stock Co,
Lake fire department, $50; 3. 3. Haywood
So; George w. Silks, SIS j. G. Leary. So
FISHER Harris SO; 9 J; Gr ,a SO;
Westfall. So; l.: r Bankman, So; ]: P.
Yaney. 50; C. 8. Vadner CHerald), 800;
cash Ito Heraid). q: Don Porter, 800;
Perkins. S.; J l. May, $; P. A. Moore,
s.; J. a. Scott, SO; G. P. Richmond, s.;
Y. NJ. c. A, 800: Theron Geddes. $50; B.
F. Redman. $25; Goodwin & Van Pelt. so;
A. J. Davis. SIS; George d. -Pyper. SIS
w. n. Bintz. S25; Warron & Hill SOS;
Thomas LampIough, $40; Mrs. w. n. Will
s5o: S Homer 3gs Kenda $40: paris Miinery.
$50; Walkers store. $1,000; w. e Lake,
81; p. P. Gaylord. 50; d. b. Hover, 81; P.
] Moran. 500: I. A, Benton. SIS; A L.
ers (HeraId), 81: Willard, Snyder, $500; n
o. Clark 81; w. J. clark. SOC; D. Park.
sc: C. Peterson $50; e. Austin. 81 M Mar p
Harding, 81: Eliz. Missmore. 81; p. G.
Sablon 81 Mrs. Dustin. 81; Louis Hook,
81; N. c. Christensen, 81: cash. 81; F: M.
Reilly. 81: Mrs. c. s. Cowan. 81; F. B.
Wicks SO: Mrs. Green. 81: c. F. Rich
mond. s.: William Russel 81; Or. j. w:
KeeIey Institute. $40: c. e. Chestnut. 81;
cash. 81: J. T. Lynch, 81; cash: 81; James
KiIeen. 50; G. s. Holmes, 800; w. G. Has
one carload Of bread and other supplies
was forwarded to San Francisco last
night by the committee and three more
cars will be ready for shipment tonight.
Nearly $1,000 has been raised by the COM
mittee to date and the receipts today
promise to be heavy.
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San Francisco April 20The hreeon lodging house Fifth Mnna
collapsed and ente dead bodies have taken out There fifty
At hundred people n
building
San Pablo hotel The shot First and Howard
The RiSdon Iron Work8s partially destroyed The Western
the Mutual Light Works.
quantities and milk
dead from the heat and from SufoCatCn
Streets 80 N
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LARGE sum At
MASS MEETING
Commercial Club Calls Gather
ing That Results in Sub
StantiaI Collection.
OVER $1,000 is RAISED
SHORT SPEECHES AND PROMPT
ACTION.

More than $4,000 was raised for the
people of San Francisco at the mass
meeting held at the Commercial club
last night, and enough supplies were
received TO I'LL two baggage cars. and
pledges were made for more money
and supplies. The Commercial club is
cooperating with all of the other or
ganized movements for the relief of
the sufferers, and the money collected
Will be turned over to w. S. McCOr-
nick. who is trea surer for both the citi-
Gems committee and for the state COM
mittee appointed yesterday by Govern
or Cutler.
The indications now are that not less
than SIS, 900 will be raised in Salt Lake
City for the purpose of purchasing
food and clothing for the destitute peo-
pie Il was learned at the mass meet
ing last night that the first car of
supplies to pass Ogden for San Fran
cisco was sent out by Salt Lake. The
second car was sent by Denver. Ogden
will send three cars, and two more cars
will be ready to leave Salt Lake this
morning
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a crowd of hungry people. They ap-
pealed to the soldiers for food, and
their appeals were quickly needed.
Selling an axe a soldier Smatched the
boxes and tossed the supplies 10 the
crowd, which took time to cheer lust
lily
A late estimate places the number of
refugees camping in Golden Gate park,
from the panhandle to the beach, at
$4,000 men, women and children. So
far their privations have been COM
paratively Insignificant. 1t is feared
by the health authorities, however,
that great suffering will result unless
shelter can be found in the near future
for these thousands.
Epidemic Feared.
They are, of course, living wholly in
the open. The most insanitary condi-
lions prevail. Hillsides and wooded
copses are being utilized as cesspools
with the result that over certain por-
tions of the park a heavy, fetid odor
hangs like a pail. The refuse will, it is
declared, infest the water supply, seep-
ing into the broken mains. and. so the
health officers fear, breed a pestilence.
There was today ample food to feed
the park refugees. Bread stations were
established at the park police station in
Stanyan street, and in the streets near
the east and west boundaries of the
park. All day thousands stood in the
line in the intense heat waiting for
their share OF the food
Similar conditions prevail in the
other parks, vacant lots and open
places in the city. In all these camps
and Berkeley relief committees are
urging the homeless families to leave
the San Francisco peninsula and fee
across the bay.
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Greatly Exaggerated.

Sacramento. Cal, April 2O.-State
Controller z. p. CoIgan. who is at his
old home town, Santa Rosa, telephones
that stories from that place have been
greatly exaggerated. The public and
business buildings are wrecked but
the residence portion is only slightly
damaged. Forty people were killed in
the business part of the town, but no
one was injured in the residence sec
ton.
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Continued from Page I.
REFUGEES IN OAKLAND,

passing
through train No one without permit from GOVERNOR dee permitted
will be
martial law, The practically burned itself in
dull behind
bigger
W. H. CUNNINGHAM
Mrs Cunningham formerly Miss Elizabeth
expected Sacramento
of
thankful
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ELEVEN POSTAL CLERKS
TAKEN ALIVE FROM RUINS

San Francisco, April 20.-Eleven y
postal clerks were taken from the y
debris of the poStoffice today. All y
were thought to be dead, but IT y
was found that although thew y
= were buried I'm the stone, every one y
was alive. They had been for y
three days without food o water. y
All the mail was saved b