Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-26
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San Francisco. April ss.-Things are
ouletlnr DOWN and all rniIItiameu have
been withdrawn from the streets.
Telephorlc Communication with
Oakland has ben re-establlshed. For
tie time being service yin be confined
10 business. however. but It VIII be
extended very soon. Telephone serv.
Zee will be resumed IN the undestroycd
prtion Of the city In few days.
The Belt railroad Is now operating
around The water front and all so.ts
az relief supplies are being distributed
fron, there. Electro lights were start
I'd on East street Tuesday night. and
those lights will be extended 10 the
wharves right away. There viii be
-ienty Il electric lights almost imme.
dlafely.
Omclai list Of condition OF school
buildings throughout the city she ~
Twenty-Five buildings were utterly dc.
stroyed and f0rty-four az least par.
italy spared. As many Of the latter
were so badly damaged they will have
20 be either pulled down or thoroughly
repaired II Is likely the resumption
OF the short term will be made In
tents erected In parks.
Surgeon General Gerard of the Unit
/ ed States army has taken possession
/ Il Croker Grammar school, on Page
street. for the benefit OF the sick PEG
pie In the parks. who will be all re.
moved 20 that place for care and shell
ter There Is ample floor space for
/ 800 patients. A force 81 200 physicians
and surgeons Is now making n house
toulouse inspection o. sanitary condi-
/ lions under orders Of the health com
!, mission.
There are f07 companies 10 share
San Francisco's Insurance loss. This
loss Is estimated BY local agents az
between si75 100000 and 5000 600
but New York sends word that insur'
ance men there think the loss viii not
exceed si25. 900. 600 The Chicago loss
was si25. 900 600. and three compa'
mics defaulted 10 the amount OF sf5.'
600 900. The loss In Baltimore were
paid in full. II amounted 10 $780,
O0O. 900.
| Inc DOlItn vi liltf ntA ahN W.
woman were found among the ruins
J in the burned district. One OF them
which was identified as that OF John
Hynes. was found at ighteenth and
Kentucky streets. Hynes met his
death by drowning. The remains OF
another man were found In the ruins
Of the Southern Pacific building. ant
those OF another az 552' First avenue
The body Of the woman was found a.
Sixth and Townsend streets. Nons
could be Identified.
II Is a week since this city was WIS
tied by an earthquake which laid Low
the metropolis OF the Pacific coast ans
started a confiagration unequalled u
. the history OF this country. Although
re ricdy glow OF the dying emberi
Of the great FIRE still nightly illuminate
tile sky. the work OF restoration Is a.
ready well under way. Plans fof I'M
construction OF new buildings 70 re
place those destroyed we're rapid,
4 drawn and wore on some OF them VII
4 begin as soon as the ruins are cold
Il Many new buildings are planed on
4 larger scale that those licked up b.
\ the flames. giving promise that iron
= the ashes will rise new San Francisco
greater and more beautiful than IN
4 old.
The exodus from the city continues
3 ali day Tuesday. A constant strean
n of men. women and children. afcot an
. in every conceivable vehicle. wende
Y their way down Market aud Missio
- streets toward ne ferries. A littl
bundle on stick. carried over IN
shoulder. represented all the world
possessions OF some; others had Strip
and baskets and a great many Ia
haved trunks and furniture. II Us est
mated 10000 people were furnishe
with free transportation 10 dineren
parts Of the state by the Santa fe an
Southern Pacific railways. heie
work Is now thoroughly organized an
Is rapidly becoming systematized.