The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-21
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A number OF others have been buried
whose names cannot at present be learn
ed
MONEY FOR RELIEF
The following IN tabulated statement
OF the amount OF money raised yesterday
for the sufferers of the earthquake and
FIRE here. THIS has not any reference to
any moneys subscribed heretofore.
Government appropriations. e. 900 900; St
Louis, 500. go; Sacramento. 800. 900; Seat
tle. $4,000; Victoria. Il. c.. $4,000; Los
Angeles Chamber OF Commerce. $4,000: I:
Goldfeld, New. $il, 600: Reno. New, $4,000:
5000; Los Angeles theatrical people, $1,000.
Yreka, $500; Stockton Chamber OF Com
merce, 5000; Tacoma, $1,000.
Everett Wash. 5000: Los Angeles,
Bishop Conaty, $1,000 Total for day 2,-
The Southern Pacific company. which
has established headquarters in Oak
land, continues to transport supplies for
the relief Of the sufferers and carry free
for tht present all destitute people from
buy pUtutE 10 interior towns and cities of
California.
ESTABLISH SUPPLY DEPOT.
Arrangements have been made with
Gen. Funston and Maj. Devel. quarter
master. for the establishment OF a supply
depot at Folsom Neck and one at Fourth
and Kentucky streets, from which the
army will distribute all relief supplies I'm
connection with the city authorities and
citizens committte. All OF the federal
court records are reported safe.
Superintendent Leach OF the mint re-
ports that institution in a condition 10 re-
sumo business az Gnce.
TRAIN SERVIC ElSTABIIsHED.
The Southern Pacific company succeeded
In getting tho frst train through the
Coast Line division last night. IL ran into
the station at the corner OF Third and
T.sxpD nd effT tfag
ming with comparative regularity. Large
gangs OF men are at work and IL Is hoped
TO open up the whole division very soon.
WATER FRONT FIRE UNDER CON-
troll.
The fire on the water front north OF the
ferry Is now under control IL has burn ed
as far south as the Lafnbard street dock,
where IL was checked and ~ now emoul-
der1ng The ferry depot and some OF the
docks IN that vicldty ~ this writing are
safe
The rule of martial law thIs morning is
not really 50 rigid as in many OF the
districts it has been withdrawn and only
sufficient guards left 20 prevent any pos
sibllity OF theft or looting
ONLY FIRE NOW BURNING.
The fire this morning at O'clock was
burning sheds on the waterfront about
half mile north OF the ferry station.
but was confined 10 a comparatively small
area, and with the work OF fireOoats ON
the bay and the fremen on shore who
are using salt waited pumped from the
bay ~ IL believed II will be prevented
from reaching the ferry buildings and
the docks In that immediate vicinity.
ON the north beach the flre did not rec Oh
that part OF the waterfront lying west OF
the foot OF Powell street. The fre on the
waterfront is the only one now burning.
The entire western addition of the city
lying west OF the Van Ness avenue which
escaped the sweep of the names yester-
day. Is absolutely safe No fires are left
In the houses standing owing 10 tho chin %
neys -Four carloads ~ supplies which
had been run up on the belt line tracks
near eMiggs wharf are reported destroyed
! this morning