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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-14
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The marriage OF Miss Margaret Ruth
Kirkpatrick, daughter of Mrs. Moses
kirkpatrick. and Walter c. Stone win
take place at 9 o'clock this evening at
the apartments OF the brides mother
in New York. A number of Salt Lake
friends viii be present, including Miss
Jasmine Young, Mrs. E c. Parsons.
Mrs. Sarah McChrystal and others.
Lieutenant Louis Brinton enter
tanned a party of friends at The
County Chairman" Monday evening
with a supper at the Wilson follow
ing. His guests were Major and Mrs.
A. NJ. Smith. Miss LIE Favour, Miss
lone MacLouth and DR.. William KEEL
Ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Gorham enter
tanned a party Of friends at the play
Monday evening, their guests being
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Atkinson, Mrs.
j. G. Weeter of PocateIlo and Rev.
Elmer I. Goshen.
Mrs. o. w. Powers entertained a
few friends yesterday at a luncheon
for Mrs. s. d. Sturgis of Fort Doug
las and Mrs. Jack Jevne Of Los An
geIes.
The marriage of Miss Margaret Al
len Pointer and Leroy A. Palmer viii
take place at 4 o'clock this afternoon
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton
3. Leigh. The ceremony will be per-
formed by Rev. G. Z. Perkins Of st.
PauTs church, and only the relatives
and a few close friends will be in at
tendance The young people will leave
later for the east.
Mrs. W. z. Terhune and her daugh-
ter, Edna, left last evening for Long
Beach, where Miss Terhune will be
married shortly after Easter to w. E.
Hall.
Mrs. William H. King expects TO
leave for the east today.
Mrs. Robert Gemmen left Monday
for a visit Of a short time with her
mother and sister in San Francisco.
Mrs. J.. G. Weeter of PocateIlo is in
the city, the guest for the week Of
Mr. and Mrs. a. J. Gorham.
Miss Edythe ElIerbeck left yester-
day for Stanford to visit her sister,
Bob, for a few weeks.
Miss Edith Shearman will entertain
at cards next Saturday evening.
=
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Atkinson of
Bingham are in the city visiting Mr..
and Mrs. A. J.. Gorham.
x =
Mrs. E. W. Whitney and Mrs. z. D.
Miller left Monday for a visit Of a
few weeks on h coast.
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LICENSES

1913-Francis J. Silver. Salt Lake.
Fannie A. Godfrey, Murray.
191AGeOrge W. HOOver, Salt Lake
Anna Morris, ROckiand. Ida
1915-Charles H Browning, Thornton, Ida
Viola McFate Thornton. Td2.
1916-Dean II. Harrison, Salt Lake.
Vela Scott, Salt Lake.
1e17-LerOy A. Palmer. Salt Lake.
Margaret A. Pointer. Salt Lake.
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APRIL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ATTENTION.

Wal for announcement of Sanpete
Valley trains. The Pioneer line. j. II.
Hornung, q. ~, Manti.
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Their Day Has Passed.
Boston Herald.)

gan of the Indiana Democrats, las eX-
pired. This is the fate of about all news
paper organs, sooner or later.
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CLEVER PARAGRAPHS.
He Would Soon Have 1t an.
Philadelphia Telegraph.)

A Pittsburg dispatch says that Charlie
SchWab made S1,0G0.000 il two days
If this is true the rest of the peopl
are grubbing for a living ought q
he glad that Charley doesn't work ever.
day.
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II is understood Mr.. Moran will ae-
cept tina $4,000 donation from the
American" council if he is properly
approached.
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Butting in on cTumpacker's Spe-
cialty.
-Hartfnrd Guaranty

That ''r~evenant'' Of Ohio politics, Hon.
J. Warren Keifer, is now trying to make
another ghost walk He's calling aloud
for a reduction OF the sOuth's representa-
ton in congress-.
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When the bill went from the house to
the senate it was referred to the COM
mittee on the Philippines, which killed
il. The opponents of the bill in the COM
mittee would not permit even an adverse
report to be made on it to the senate.
Only by motion in the open senate to
discharge the committee from further
consideration Of the bill can il be brought
before the senate for a vote.
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Theodore Must Admire That Man.
New York World

New York World.)
Since the recent visit of the stork TO
the Gould home II would not be aston
ishing to hear that Mr.. Gould has been
taken into the cabinet
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To the Pure All Things Are Pure.

New York Herald-)
Samples Of adulterated whisky fur
nishei by DR.. WyIie were thoroughly en-
joyed by a congressional committee.
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Salt Lake may have had a worse
bunch in control of the council, but no.
body caught them at 1t.
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Ammunition for a Big Gun.
Chicago News. ,

IOUIIdAU NtWs-J
Further testifying to Mr.. Longworth's
fitness for a career of diplomacy, he has
just given Uncle Joe Cannon an eighteen.
inch cigar.
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Can He Make Noise Like a Dividend?

HOustOn Post.)
That Rockefeller subpoena should be
placed In the hands of Judge BradIey's
'600-miIes-a-day' deputy sheriff If serV-
ice is Wantad.
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He Certainly Is a Brave Man.
washington Post

Secretary Loeb is surely entitled to
Carnegie medal. He resisted the tempta
ton and named his son William
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-14

Anyway, no one can complain that
Doc" Hyatt's brand of winter weather
lacks variety.
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o. j. a COAL CO.

Telephones 10. 70 Main street. New
stock OF Crested Butte anthracite; al
sizes.
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PHILIPPTNES L

To The Salt Lake Herald:
In what shape is the Philippine bill?
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Time Table
IN EFFECT
FEB. 49,, 1906.
NMET


ARRIVE.
Omaha. s. okoais. Kahss: Sis a N
No. SFro% Ogden. Portland. $50 a N
No. SFToR Ogden and inter $50 a u
No. I2-FrOm Ogden. Cache
I6in;!y \ intermediate II:5 n
No poi 1s1Frcm Chicago. Omaha:
S5I5f9 and iHtsrmsdisfs AS pm
NO RC'H &From ogden. Chicago.
st. Louis. Kansas City.
PTsnsi:co Denver and San Sis N
S Ss1 Er. BSt5s; Portland and is n
DEPART.
Shieago. Denver Kansas 7:l0,m
City and St Louis .....- ''iV W
No. T-For Ogden, Portland.
termediate points ....--,--.: iV'0V %
No. 1-For Ogden. Omaha.
Chicago: Denver. Kansas
f fitHi 81; Loui. and San I:5o p n
Ne Icy is and int eE&sei GsG PSin xsi. ES5 p n
No 17-For Ogden, Omaha.
S S6iSsso and intsrm:dist. SIS n
k koais and FIX ESiIes 9%aha. st 6:s5 p "a
No. s-For Ogden. Cache Val
ley. Butte, Helena, Portland
n neaiat srP Pafais and inter. Il:S pm
D. e hurley. @. P.
d. s. SPENCER. A. @. p.
City Ticket Office, z0I Main Street
Telephone 80.
Note.-The train numbers shown aboys
are Oregon Short Line train numbers and
do not apply to the Southern Pacific vest
of ogden. or the Union Pacific sssf
thereof.
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ADJUSTMENTS FOR TODAY.

ADJUSTMENTS FOR TODAY.
Salt Lake-Matinee and night, The
County Chairman"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Grand-Matinee and night, 'fHuman
Hearts,
Lyric-"Baltimore Beauties
WEATHER FOR SALT LAKE.
Clearing.
THE METALS.
Silver, es1kc per ounce.
Copper (castfng). 1Sc per pound.
Lead, S5.35 per 100 pounds.
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WEATHER FOR SALT LAKE.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-05-03
SIGNAL OF DISTRESS.
American Fire Insurance Company o
Goeton Hard Hit by the
'Er;;cn Eira

Boston. Mass. April 21.-The first
fire insurance company 10 pu; up sig
nails of distress IN consequence of the
heavy losses sustained in tho great
san Francisco confederation is the
Alnerican Fire insurance company of
his city. IN To the present time the
officials Of the American are without
any special Information as 10 their
losses. They do knox. however, tha,
their amount OF risks in san Fran
cisco exceeds $1,000, onD ana that its
financial status is such as To prevent
them from weathering one-nalf that
liability.
ON this accnuuf therefore. Secretary.
Henry :. Bean las advised the agents
OF the company To suspend further op-
erationS. ~Ser.etar! iiean admitted
that such advioeS had .>nen SEM thu
agents of the COMPANY. out requested
to be excused from tutt.l.r comment.
in view Of The Faguc character of the
reports defining the fire zone and the
general absence of reliable informa-
ton.
The situation. however. H. that the
company. realizing tha, ii has very
heavy liabilities in san Francisco. tom
porariiy s%uspendS writing further bus
mess.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-05-03
he SENT BIBLES TO
MARTINIQUE VICTIMS
Dowie's Defense to the Charge That
He Personally Used $1,000 Con-
tributed for Relief.

Chicaeo. April John Alexander
Dowie explains that the money collected
by him for the benefit of the Martinique
of French bibles and tcs;amcnts, which
We're distributed to the islanders. This
was his answer to the charge made by
pNers"cr Piper in his sermon on Sunday
that Dowic had appropriated To his own
use more than $1,000 collected as relief
funds.
TN" sun of $50 was collected at the
Auditorium meeting TO aid the k.shcncfr
vistims." said Dowie. To this amount
$3.50 was added ana tn" Who'll" was sent to
tn" Russian Jews. ! always have been
friendly towards tn. Jews and meyer
would hay" permitted Il cent to bc keep;
from thoIn which was Intended for their
RELIEF
Doalo sad the reason The Voliva faction
iailed 10 ind this item on the Zion citv
books was because the amount sent was
larger .ran tn" original contribution.
When an effort Was mad to forward III"
Martlniaa" funds contributed by the Zion
p"opl" Dow" SAID no committee could be
found to receive the money. Accordingly.
Leaves of Healing and French bibles were
sent instead.
The k"nosha followers of the Christian
catholic church dcfci Dowic whom biz n
unanimous vote III" branch decided ia
stand ~ pvers"er Noliya and the other
leaders at Zion City. The telegram T.,
Dowir sent by james X. Adams. pastor OF
ne 'hHrch' notified MIN OF the stand.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-05-03
CASTRO HAS PARALYSIS
Ex-Prcsidcnt CT Venezuela Suffers =;
Sigh St-oke-Peace With French

NoA YoIK. Npril -. \ o1blc dis, ,io.l
from HiIcmstad Curacao. says
f".n.f President ''aslip las h.,,l q
slight stroke Of paralysis. but hae nny
i.covoued.
Presideat Gomez SAYS tnat there VIII,
be 40 chang. IN Tic policy 81 conduct
~ tho government.
1t is reported That that, tn. French
pa.i'ir;iti"h VIII axe ibis form. NJ.
Taigny, escorted by q fleet. Will J.. re-
r"ivs-d as representative of France win
full %Iionors. NJ. Taigny will then he
Withdrawn and relations re-esta nlished
II IS believed that President Castro
IN o.'ier :" avt.d receiving NJ. Taigny.
ma'e General Gomez acting prcsi,nnt
II is doubted that this wili gaiisfv tha
Jrsich. "
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-05-03
NEW YORK SWElLSARE
FOR HIGH LIVING"
Consequently They Are Taking Apart
ments in the Many S~kyscraping
Hotels OF Gotham.

New NNrN. Nrril ~ N,W York il
iusr ,hn,, nm, on 49,. s,h3,., i. 800.
,rt. -
."'f' ""'''.'SV ;" "'''l i"''llleS
M""its He'il 10 fNHleale one al TWO
tI'iiSs- riihNr Tn" d'Sappear'nc, pf.
'Ne NV ipik nome or an enormous in
crease ia Tue N"atiNS population OF TIN"
NltA- ktctAl 'NAnNpi, oi the demand
t"r more '"'iA are the erection OF III
~hvillplt. the hllc~kNHD"Nnt and Tho
! AZ ana thc enlargement OF the
lioH'is'l iMp,rlai aud AnitiitaA. Mr..
M"NsNhrHhenn proprietor OF the ,iNtcl
-NSlpi. Is al n "i eic1 llai the de"
flIfll Tor tNllnADIItlh Ions is "tHft4. itN
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-05-03
1000 ARE ARRESTED.
Fierce Crusade Against vice Opens in
Pittsburo.

Pittsburg. April 25.-1'he vice cru
SADIE which WAS Opened here last SAT
urday by orders OF Mayor Guthrie. the
new democratic executive. when abo,,t
1000 persons were arrested and s,,h-
~sequently fined. threatens to spread
seriously.
1t Is announced openly that certain
councilmen and other city Officials will
be :mpeached. II is nos beli.ved
f,.ttsnurs Is on tn" ters. OF = great
cleaning ~
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-05-03
QUEER CHAP WITH.
FUNNY TIGHT PANTS
Senator Willard Relates an In.
teresting Bit Of Nebraska
Political History.
A MEMORABLE DEBATE
Republican Candidate fer Congress +,
i "Nom'naton Means Election"
District Put to Rout by PIC
turesque Youth.

MAsnfrufnn N.rl @.,,t,, Mi
laralnf \.n,,sl. ~.
. N''' 80 i"'''"'
''N''' ''NN '' VIC Gays Wh'N
II nal JuSi han ilANs congressman
as 1t has TO-DAY, ami when Omaha tAd
i'llit "lh. ITS tW" chict cities. each of
"liiNH dominates +, cpuSrcsSlona dis
lflNt We're III the mo district. together
WITH NarloaS rural counties.
w" had 4 lawyer IN omaha named
so"d talker and a bright politician. He
2ot III" notion of gong To congress-.
and went ont and s~uirnundei a republi-
,an nomination. The democrats didn't
nv WY 'n'll'' III 'hr district. and
= nomination WAS rs good as an elcc-
''"i',
"ilh"l ';tih" around To my office
me "iS anu wanted me To go I" u
meeting lhat evening. The democrats.
u seemed mad nominated a chap down
VI ,he county whom don remember
10 lave heard OF, and he had actually
hniciE.' '"iheIi 10 Il debate Con
lcIl s',id the 'lrst debate was coming
III that evening, in the exposition build
ths. III Was a big place We had in onia-
IA then. that would hold 1000 or 5000
people
Funny Looking Chap.
went around To IN. meeting. THAT
Mas before l WAS in politics. The place
Nas fun of peopIe and had hn.n
asked To sit on the platform. so met
the democratic candidate. lie was a.
funny looking young fellow. In "a bllcl.
cashmere suit. with pants thai were
too tight and stuck to his legs. and
nun ! .o",e more 'iih nan way DOWN
~ hiS hi'''s ~ nus snoes.
ohhe'i was clever ana gracious. and
ii'louuNeu US aIou',u' ana tneh the
'le''iiiE s'a',eu on .ic spoke Hrst ana
,haus -" ,hish'y sood speech. 1t WAL
.ai,H ailu ne 'o'u US ABOUT teh-penhy
nails and the cost of tin buckets and
-" ''"' SUM anu 'he audience liked
~ /.
TIC "aoe q Ue.
linen ms democratic opponent WAS
introduced. Tie certainly did look
funny rs he walked out To the middle
,f the stage and started To talk. Then
ne opened up ms mouth and began 1"
gel Interested; and $" did the crowd.
IN zen minutes ne WAS down To bust
ness ana ne was making rum of Con-
nell ana ms arguments. and the crowd
olause II, was ONE Of tho ,naa up
that I have always remembered.
'connell was completely cleaned out
ny that chap. Well. they went Out
mt" the district and had a debate in
YER county. and would You believe
Il, wheh election MAS over Conncll
wasn't elected At all. The other fellow
was.
Wh" WAS the chap with the funny
pants, senator asked a listener.
g. didnt tell You? Ii WAS William
Jennings BRYAN. Even heard of him"
A Trio of Fiahters.
Hugh Lewis. n one-ar,ned go, a,,,
whose civil war record IL Lnn,,n q,
cry old soldier in Wisconsin hae beer
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-05-03
INCIDENTS OF FRISCO DISASTER.

Francisco tnai the earthquake ia ic
touch. that did not lose a chimney or feel
a rcmor-AlcatrIz island.
p"spit" thc fact thit The island - coy
cred with brick buildings, hrick forts and
brick chimnoys. not a brick was lcosed.
not a crack mad" nor a CULVER felt. When
the scents; comes to write. No will HAY"
his hands fn.l explaining why .AlcatiaZ
did moi hay" physical knowledge of the
event. Tn" seen" from the STAND was
awc-inspiiing The crash of 4 falling city
filled the ears of the aroused island. but
not one understood what is was all about.
There was no earthquake. that ne knew
about. yet the city a few hundred yards
across III" bay was crashing TO ruin. No
man on the island know what vas m"
matter until III. boat landed at the SHAT
tered wharvcs in san Francisco.
Chicago. Alril 95.-Aftcr refusing to Join
the medical expedition TO San Francisco
Miss Edith X. Maxwell, a nurse. was in
ducad 10 change her mind by II telegram
from san Jose saying her tiance was
among those injured in the earthquake and
was IN need nf her care in an i%mprov.scd
hospital on th" southern outskirts OF San
Francisco
Miss Maxwell had supposed the young
man. Harold Il. Livingston. was in Lewis
ton, IL. When she received a message
l.piii mn Hll' i4ii4.4''altltlN ltSdi u tll'rsi-
tons f"l the journey. When she com
pietcd these she had but fifteen minutes
10 drive from her home at a5S Jackson
boulevard. and litter Il furious run In "A
cab she boarded The o'clool. train Just as
ii Was leaving the station.
HI" telegram MIS- from Miss Maxwcl.s
a'nt in san Jose and was a. follows:
Man unconscious N hospital near Frisco
i1cn;iiied rs Harold. MAJ recover. Come"
roloraio Springs, Colo. Aprif =. Nith
his hair suddenly whi;rned by the |t.rrify-
laS exi nrience through which ne has
passed. T.. :. Keenan, u merchant of
Terrc tiautc. Ind. has arrived here with
his wife. They Were guests at the Grant
Hotel on III" night of thu disaster and
escaped With III thcii baggage. MY wife
and ! escaped with hardly any clothing
On" said Mir. ke.nun. "Mv wife had her
stockings .lround her neck After the OK
cit ineni of thu frs shock had sulsidud |
returned to III" hotel and got our things
ard hAishei dressing IN The street was
~icrtunite in getting an "Nprcssman 10 TAX.
cur trunks . the fcr,N. W. rode so close
70 the fir" that one sid of thr wagon was
scorchcd.'
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-05-03
HERESY TRIAL EE-OPENs
Rev. DR.. crarsey Has Strong Following
Amcru Liberals.

Batavia. y. y. April - After !, post
poi.emeilt of eight days the trial OF
ites. Al.ernon $. 'rapsey. II. d.. of ST.
Andrews church. Rochester,. on the
charges of hefesy. Was resumed today.
iaisey has the support of II large
number Of the liberal clergy and lay
mon and will be assisted In tho trial
By distinguished rectors from different
parts Of the country acting as wiz
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-05-03
NEW WORKERS WIN.
Martin J. sheridcn in Olympic Game
Breaks Worlds Record Throw.
inn fh~ nieeu.

Athens. April 25.-Thc free s,yl.
discus throw was Won by Martin j.
Sheridan Of New York. distance Al
metres. 40 centimetrcS. bcatin. the
worlds record.
q. NJ. Daniels of New York Won The
final heat of ti'e hundred metres swim
ming race today. Time-l ,ninu,c. L.;
Seconds.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-05-03
TEXANS LYNCH A
YOUNG NEGRO LAD
atripped Himself and Entered Home Of
a Widow. but Met Swift Vengeance
ct Hands Of a Mob.

Tex; April PA IL
~:'ea:-old negro boy was iyuched
his morning by a mob Of seven men
The negro boy had stripped himself
and entered the hone OF Il widow rcar
town.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-05-03
I07 COMPANIES CARRY
SAN FRANCISCO RISKS
Insurance Money Demanded Of
Them Win Approximate
$500 coo 900.
QUIET IN SAN FRANCISCO
col5 Weather .ntens;fies shs ~Hardships
sera~sat-chi'aren May Go to
serooi IN Terfs IN t;c
QUIET IN SAN FRANCISCO

St7 ~. cisco. Apetl -. i.a1c scsitv-
Il afternoon II shock ei ~";tvlhquaAc
Was flt. 1t tasted nearly a minute
i'it. etpsel considerable aiarm. y mum
hcr ~ wallis OF burned buildings which
were siii standing ~ - weak coAdi-
lion We're thrown down ana frail build
inss We've considerably shaken up. but
lhe damage was slight.
Tu. shock also was fen in Oakland
ana Berkeley. bu, il these places it
Wa vor. slight ana OF brief duration.
fh' earthquake caused the death of
MR.. Annie Whitaker. ag"l -. Mrs.
Whit ko~ was ~ work in the kitchen
ul her horne ON Sho,weli street in The
Mission district when the shock came.
Tho chimney which had been left in
- 1ot,ering condition by tho heavy
quake last Wednesday, crashed through
the rco.n upon the ynuug woman and
fractured her skull.
ogden, Utah. April -6.-Three rains
carrying $50 refugees arrived from San
t'ianeiscot hIs morning. They were fed
hN he locli relief committee. and left
on special train at noon. Miss Nj.
Hayes. % Des Moincs. la. WAS taken
'o'ic city hospital suffering with pneu-
llrsia
San francisco. April .~G.-Cradually
tho national government is taking over
til" work of succoriug the homeless
and iooalssS thousands of San Fran
CISCO. and today the representatives of
the nitod States army will have
charge Of the gigantic task of issuing
food To All those who still remain in
III" city, This Development resulted
from the meeting of the executive
committee, and the WORK will be turned
oyer TO the United States uutrtermas-
ter. who will establish :, complete sys-
tom Of issuing rationS nj all of the
tifty-oig0i stations throughout the day.
hi WAS n day of optimistic reports
from al! quarters.
conditions inlprovc' was the happy
expression from thns" who have had
charge of any of the sells imposed du-
ties Of c:ring for their less fortunate
fellow toWlrsmon during ~ last lcw
days.
There vas a resumption of business
10 ~ astonishing exien, considering
the condition throughout thr resident
section. Retail stores were Instructed
10 lcopen, and the municipal govern
'nsls, hts established Il scale of prices
for tn. Wosc important commodities,
food. clothing, etc. which is even be-
low thai existing under norma condi-
lions. Warning WIS given retailers
that my elfort or their part Ia charge
.yorhitant Irices wouil result in sum
1.irN action 10y the authorities.
Street cars are promised for today.
end electric iightS Will he turned GA
'omorrov. evening. As ii is there is; no
need fpr the resumption of cooking in
The houses The work u improving
Tee chifaM IS is growins rapidly. but
il Viii ne some time before il is con
sldcrcd safe t. ALLOW fires.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-05-03

kenosha. Wis, April 25.-The strils
ing tanners of the Central Leather com
pany agreed TO return to work this AFT
%ernoon. There Will be some increas.
in wages,
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-05-03

Berkeley. cal. .Apri, "a hasiv
wedding. that dispeilcc somc of the
gloom of III" san Francisco disast. +
from the hearts of a number of refu-
gees. took place in Berkeley SUNDAY
evening. Robert +. Benham. a young
merchant and prominent citizen of
Portland. WAS on his way tn San Fran
cisco TO we'd Miss Mary Louise Hale.
a society girl of that city. when the
earthquake of Wednesday morning oc-
CURED. When his train arrived in
SAN Francisco. the city was IN flaming
RUINS. After "a search of two days.
ne located his sweetheart and some OF
her friends. They We're shelterlrss and
IN dire want. having escaped from the
flames with nothing hut their clothing.
together the party came over to Berk-
eiey. where they found friends and
were hastily married. soda crackers
We're used for Wedding cake.
Omaha. Mob. April Gi-To give an idea
OF how the trains are making time. the
burlington agent at K"nasaw. after one
or the relief trains had passed. wired to
headquarters in Omaha. sayin
a train has passed and vans. TO re-
port ii. but can't Tell whether it was a
passenger or freight All th,t cnu,d 81.
was a cloud of dust
AT Burlington h"idquartcrs a telegram
mas been received from Addison Lewis.
chief clerk in th" Burlineton's san Fran
clsc" Office. and from barley Pollard. sec
rotary TO General Agent Sarborn of the
oregon Short iino. both Omaha bows.
They say:
our address * Nineteenth and Lewis
streets. Mason park. frs, tree to thu rich T.
on ,hr tniid-siory limb
philadelphia. "a. April y Probably the
IL SiltSi lflcts ever illi.i fI,r t, l;g,y,- 49,. t,,
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-05-03

san Francisco Aprl = There is orc
niase WITHIN ~ oi shot OF ruined san