The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-28

the California Hotel lobby fireplace. In
Chinatown, where tons of dishes and curlos
lie broken and unbroken in the ruins, the
hunter hunts In vain. for now following the
protest Of the Consul General. there are
guards over tho ruins OF these stores. The
order about shooting has been revoked.
no longer will looters be popped on sight
but the guard Gis kept in all important
points.
STORES THAT ARE OPEN.
The COMMITTEES Of restoration of retail
trade reports that the following stores
have opened up in San Francisco: Fifty
two groceries, % butcher shops, 1o1 fruit
and vegetable stores, II restaurants,
II bakeries, 10 dry goods and furnishing
stores and 10 miscellaneous establishments.
All diaries are delivering milk again. tnti
May I they will charge nothing and after
that they will resume the old scale That
is the contnhut ion Of the farmers to the
great need of the city.
The city is rather better of for fresh
: vegetables than for anything else Ter
raced gardens on the south edge Of the
city are under intensive cultivation by
Italians: and in this alone has the city
supply OF food come in from normal sources.
The first insurance company to issue an
official declaration that all losses will be
paid in full, dollar for dollar, is the Cali
! fornia corporation bearing the name OF the
State. lt is felt here that while some Of
the smaller corporations in the East with
bubble over earthquake losses, the big
companies will pay up.
Arthur Jncobs. a teamster, has been
arrested charged with the Systematic theft
Of Red Cross supplies. He volunteered
, on the first day, took out supplies. and has
been ca aching a part of them ever stree
One hiding place. containing two tons of
supplies. has been found.
SLIGHT SHOCKS AT SALINAS.
Three shocks struck Salinas early this
morning and Yesterday. They lasted only
four seconds apiece. and did no damage.
Salinas is the entire Of a rich valley inland
from Monterey Bay, The big earthquake
Of last week hit it for 81 ,O0O. 900 loss, in
I Guiding serious damage to the ~Spreckels
sugar refinery.
Archbishop Riordan was visitor at
the meeting Of The citizens general COM
uiltee this morning. He had just returned
from Chicago. and his appearance was the
FIslldl wv Nv 'lIFl u III it'' '''A' $780,
I enlivened the meetings Of the committee.
The fervor Of his remarks stirred his au-
ditors to great applause.
Il have come here, said the Archbishop,
Ito show by my presence the deep interest
We as Catholics feel in the work yo are
doing in the upbuilding of the new city,
We all live now in the fnture-the past is
blotted out. Upon our hills must rise a
--4.-. Il. ,lzt ill 1,,t,Lt-n thn old. Gan
Francisco. Union should be our watch
word. Whatever differences We have had
in the past let them be wiped ont.
AS a CORPORATION we are, perhaps, the
heaviest losers among you, b''+ We are I'm
dismayed. and the noble men and women
over whom l have direction are al your
service"
The San Francisco newspaper E, pub
lished with great travail and under circum-
stances Of tremendous disadvantage on
the presses Of the Oakland papers, are
endea vorirg valorously to reanimate the
pile of Stag that represents the old city.
Editorial articles. interviews. speculation,
assertion, every kind of newspaper booming
and press ~cajolery have been utilized in a
great effort to get a new San FRANCISCO.
San Francisco, city of the argonauts,
beautiful San Francisco" are the changes
rung by the public spirited managers of
the papers on the hopes and plans for the
future,
Details Of plans for the rebuilding Of
the city and interviews upon just where
parks should be placed and Just how wide
tho streets should be made are placed in
double loaded ten point type with appro-
pirate display heads, all OF which is pro-
ductive Of confidence and solid hope on the
part Of the business men, who seem not to
have lost confidence in the peculiar advan-
tages held by the city by the Golden Gate,
and are now, most Of them, preparing to
begin business at the same old stand, as
their advertisements proudly announce