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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-25
WRITES INTERESTING LETTER.
j. w. Reader Tells Story of the Earth
quake at Oakland.

], w. Reader. writing from Oakland
TO c w. Reader. at Gray Bros, in this
here as in Frisco, l am truly thankful
to be alive now. / was rudely awakened
at 5;lS a. m. OF the 18th.
AT the hrst trouble l sat up in bed
then Jumped out and fell against nv
roommate. who was hanging half out OF
his bed. Then the walls all seemed to
be falling In from the Sides. The win
seemed TO bulge up in tho middle, We
tried to get out in the hail. but the
door was so twisted 1t would not open
Tried to Shake Hands.
I said. or rather yelled. to my room
mate goodbye old man, and just as
we we reached to shake hands he was
Then 1 got up and got the door OMEN
and went Into tho hall, where We mot
otherS, d%So All Of US were seantily dressed,
thought OF myself. and got my, oyercoat
The shock ceased and we fully dressed
Su1seiyes Suase Ig .h o, certainly looked certain
not the slightest hope. and yet | had not
tho feeling OF fright
Noise Disquieting.
THE noise was something or,f,,.
simply indcecribablo We went IN ees
what damage was done downtown and
!, l nave not seen my roommate since
rible State-crushed and blockadcd in all
directions. III ali
so many were killed or injured that
/ yenturcd to help care for them. but
they did not need my services. re
turned home. and from our roof coIntsd
fourteen fires raging In a very shor,
time alarms wore turned In I could not
get TO the ferry, and could not telepr. n6
so l started to do what I could for H.
many homeless people on the streets '''
Cosmopolitan Crowd.
There were men and women old .a
young. cripples and children OF all cnI
ors. | had no real rest and bur vsr,,
little to eat, from the time of the onsL
TIL midnight or the next day To-
down In the square on u soldiers bIanLa,
for little while, but could NOT sinae
Last night Law down without a bIanL.t
and on an empty stomach. and slant 49,
hours. In the morning | got some coer, 80
and bread and started for the ferrv
through still smoking miles of stroets y
Glad He Is Alive.
1T was hard to travel throupb ..
lotbed OF seething brick and iron Ih al
streets looked In some places like n,oi,nee
ron. l was truly glad when ar iast
got on the ferry, and feel | was rnar,i
getting away from IT all / could ny
'ou so many awful things if I Ind til ,el
o write them l lost all my things e bm|
hank God. l am alivo, after ali I "a ssaS Sm,
through" P"Ssed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-25
WILL REBUILD BIG ~"
Student Body at University Plans
Event for Thursday Morning.

Al important meeting OF the executive
board OF the Associated Student Body at the
University. held Tuesday afternoon, It wns
decided TO petition the faculty that Thursday
morning DO sot apart for rebuilding the big
W on the hillside. Petitions were later takon
around by the students to all the members of
tho faculty and enough signatures were had
by evening to make the holiday certain. Thure-
day morning then in their old clothes. tho
students Will climb the hillside and give back
10 tho big U' the whitcncss and luster which
1t has lost through weathering the snow and
rain OF the past year
To Be Annual Event.
1t is proposed by the students to make this
an annual event one OF the big traditions at
tho University. Many novel features arc be-
Ing planned by the students at tho Institution
among thom being ''U'' oance
Other matters considered at tho meeting
were tho purchasing OF watch fohs for do
oatere pins for members OF tho Dramatic club
and tho making OF preliminary arruneementa
for approaching track meets.
Must Settle First.
Somo business matters connected with tn.
nomination OF student body officers ut chanel
this morning were also considered II was de-
cided that no persons who have not paid their
student body fees be allowed to vote or par
ucipate In the proceedings OF tho meeting.
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EDUCATORS OF UTAH
VIII Meet at Provo to Commemorate
Anniversary.

Utah educators Will meet Mt Provo on sat-
uFuay next In commemoration of the anniyer
seh9lar. who Is regarded as tho father OF The
knaorsarten oyotem OF education The fcn.
.I uNi'ies VIII last during the greater par, Of
DC served at the Brigham Young uniyeraity
Gov. John G. Cutler Will make the addrsss
3D." metS0mei S Speeches will be delivered by
~ Ringsbury. Prof Stewart. President W
j. Kerr. President BrimhalI and other nron,
nent educators OF tho state ei Pioini-
MISS May of the kindergartan dsn.r,r,,
ol 'he University and also superintendent ~
tno kindergartcn section OF the 'A
Will also bo heard from " T. n
Ihe committee In charge OF the raths-,n
mas oeen oueily engaged perfectly its plsns s ra
.ie past week and reports everything in readi.
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UNITY CIRCLE ANNUAL
Officers Chosen for Year at Election
Held Tuesday.

The annual election of officers of the
Unity circle was held In the First UNI
tartan hall Tuesday afternoon. and the
lollo"ing elected: Mrs +. L. Eddy. presi-
and Mrs. IS. a. Poole. secretary
In the matter of the proposed rummape
sale. which was To De held this week the
ladies' or the circle decided 10 abandon
the Idea of the sale and send the cloth
Ing 10 San Francisco. Articles of cloth
Ing VIII be received at the hall up to .
o'clock on Thursday afternoon, at which
place the ladies will be present to receive
all donations ~ NeiNe
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-25
GRAHAMS ARE SAFE
Former Salt Lake and Bingham Peo-
pie Are in Sacramento.

SIR and Mrs. j B. Gruhnm Of Salt Lake.
formerly OF Bingham. whero Mr.. Graham pub
lishcd The Bulletin for many years are
safc in Sacramento. Mrs Graham her
way to San Francisco from Salt Lake and
would hovo arrived in the fatcd city the night
before the shock but that she was delayed ono
day by unexpected events Mrs Graham 8
fricnds, including members OF Lynds chapter
No. /. Order OF the Easter Star. OF which sho
Is worthy matron, Will be Gratiacd to hear OF
her safety. Mr. Graham is wcll-lSnown ncwo-
paper the coast, being one OF tho two
surviving printers who worked tho Sac
ramento Union In the carly days OF It's pub
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-25
BIG COMP PAH|ES WILL
PAY LOSSES IN FULL
New York Underwriters Agency
Says 1t Is Prepared to
Pay Up.

The Smedley-Wakellng insurance agency Of
Salt Lake received telegram from the New
York Underwriters agency Tuesday nnnounc-
Ing that thls woli-known company would
promptly pay oil losses resulting from the
earthquake and fire In san Francisco.
News Was Welcome.
While not unexpected. the nova wns well
como 10 tho Salt Lake agency, which repre-
sents tho New York concern. this agency
Is one OF the largest IL not tho largest. OF the
losers In the San Francisco disaster, and II Is
believed that other big companies will follow
It's lond-
Uncle Sam to Rescue.
Mr. Wakeling OF the Salt Lake agency wns
a resident of st John0 whom the great nrc oc-
CURED thcre years ago. The population OF the
city at that time only 30 COO but tho
financial loss reached s21. .0o0 90. Mr., Wakcling
remarked thnt the frat aid 10 the stricken
people came from tho United Stntcs-BoGton,
to oo eXact-end that had II not been for
this assistance tho people OF st. Johns would
have suffered greatly.
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Entertainment Enioyed

The Y NJ. c. A. was filed last evening
by the friends OF Miss Edith Klngsbury
Mise Lillian Hudson. Miss Lena Rives
and Miss Jean Hayward, who gave n
pleasing musical. Miss Rlvcs being the
ward the pianist and Miss ESinesbury and
Miss Hudson the vocalists The Young
singers have. sweet lyric voices and their
work was heartily encored. They are
pupils Of Charles Carlson
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-25
Uncle Sam to Rescue.
DAUGHTERS OF PIONEERS
Regular Monthly Meeting Held at the
Lion House.

The regular meeting of the Daughters OF tho
Pioneers was held yesterday afternoon in tho
Lion house. Plans were made for the cello
bration 10 bo given ou the 24th OF Juno ut
Cnlders park The wamon OF the association
VIII wear old-fushloncd costumes and white
sun-bonnots- Tho chairman OF tho committee
on arrangements is Mrs. MlRndo Pratt. Res
olutions OF condolences account OF tho death
Of Mrs William King. who charter
member Of tho eocicty, were presented. Tho
reports OF the historian and the treasurer OF
tho association wero read. A paper tho Ito
or Mis- Della Pratt. wife OF Orson Pratt, was
read. The daughters now have room in tho
Lion house their regular meeting place,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-25
LUCKY LESTER and
Gets $500 Dread Institute ?
in Maryland.

State Superintendent OF Sc
Tuesday received a Telegram
Institute, Md. informing h'a
ter Anderson OF Huntsvliie,
Brigham Young college. hsq
ed the other 500 scholsrsniR.,
stitUtion which belonged 10 "
be recalled that Leroy HliI ~
first scholarship some vera
recommendation was mace y
tendent Nelson. -
Under the charter OF the H. ",
land Institution, all the o
commonwealth are entitled ~
arships annually. and as y y
several OF the Western sla
assert their claim. Utan s'1
chance OF getting another Fl
this year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-25
I. o. o. F. s7th Anniversary.

All Odd Fellows and their friends are
Invited to attend ut Barratt hail. on
the evening of Thursday. April 26, at
o'clock
All Odd Fellows are expected to par
ttcipate In the parade and meet at 1.
o. o. F. temple at Z o'clock charp.
]. J. SOUTHBR, Chairman.
]. j. WILSON, Secretary.
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FINGERS COME HIGH
Kubelik, the Violinist, Does Not Pro-
pose to Lose Anything.
But He Is Satisfied

buC h6 LIB DhllohShs
JON Kubelik the Bohemian violinlstt who
plays at the Tabernacle April q. pays tiso q
yenr on his policy with Occnn Accident ana
Guarantee company OF London for the protec-
tion OF his precious fortune earning Dngers.
feet and oyea- He has not yet drawn cent
OF insurance money having been singulhy
free from accidents
Taking No Chances.
II Kubolik viii get splinter in one OF his
fingers or spraJn his hand, no would receive
sTl 80 n day ia long he were disabled from
playing tho violin Loss OF one finger would
bring him So. Coo. and he values his two hands
at 100000 This 10 just double as much as
tho value upon his toes and feet His ears
and nose no does not consider worthy OF pro-
tection. but his eyes arc valued at $4,000. or
half rs much as his nngore. 1t is pointed
that loss OF hearing would eo as fotal 70
his profe ssional success the loss OF nngerD
or eyes,
Big Sale of Seats.
From present Indications tho expectations OF
the Management In the attendance on Friday
evening Will bo more than realized. For the
tRo DAYS that tho advance snlc has been going
on at the Clayton Music company, more seats
have been sold than at the advance sale of
any other artist that has come 10 Salt Lake
CITY.
Outsiders Will Come.
People from outlying parts also preper-
ing to como 10 the concert. The Oregon Short
Line Is running an excursion, with u rate OF
81 for the round trip, for that night The Rio
Grando 10 running excursion from oil parts
south OF Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-25

The Commercial club e1rnesss, =,
donations OF mining stock.
be sold at public auction 70
bidder. tho proceeds to oe
relief OF the California ~
earthquake and fire. -.
All mining stock so dona..,
fercd for sale at IL 30 SatpI.
April 2s. 1906. In the rooms
Lake Mining and Stock exenA
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NOTICE.

April IS, 1905.
The Bon Ton restaurant has changed
hands. and all holding any claim against
said firm will call on the Dock company,
who Will settle all debts on or before
May l, 1906, at said place of business.
DOCK co.
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To Foreclose Lien

e. G.. Winner filed acttoa
trict court Tuesday again,k Il,
Stringfellow and others 10,
OF s44 % balance alleged W
driving we'll on deienuasa IA
In Park Boulevard adcition
Shirley Kunkel. a well-aI11e. a
we'll during December. ~ ~
have been paid for tne a n
There was a balance OF w.,
placed a lien on the proPs|
ferrcd the claim to WINNER
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Utah Lithographing Co.
HIVE AInNed 10

Have Moved 20
45-47 Richards st. (Cunnington Bldg)
Bonds, Stock Certificates and Diplomas.
Manufacturers of Fine Commercial
Stationery.
Bank Quitting a Speciality.
The Only Lithographlng House Be-
tween Denver and the Coast
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-25
Columbus Con Emnlona..,

cSupeIintendcnt A. o. jacobson =, -.
columbus Consolidated mine at Az It the
the empfovsss apE so1ieGion dE has been taken by
result result the California relief fund ',ss hat as
mi,,n vii, De turned over to the citizens s sun sum
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-25

Stationery and Once ha'
from a pen point to a typewn'7
thing new and up-to-date.
The Breeden Office Supp
60 West Second South
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PERSONAL MENTION

Mr and Mrs P. ]. Enrisht and daughter
have returned from San Francieco, and arc
ot homo TO their friends at tho Kenyon
Mrs Frank Schuyler returned home Tuesdny
after n pleasant ten days outing at Henefcr.
c. Hunt ia visiting in Salt Lake from Hene-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-25
WALL PAPER ANNOUNCEMENT

AZ IL Is In the wall paper way. we
nave IT, and We now have a large Soroe
OF competent men and can execute aII
oraers promptly. George w. Ebert e.
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II yo<t are sorofulous. dyspeptic, rheu
matto. 6or1led with kidney complaint.
genersi debility, lacking strength, take
Hoods gaysapAfttlas
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-25

The long-looked-for cadet dance will be
given at Saltair next Friday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-25

The Breeder Office Supply Co.
are most complete office outfitters The
Largest Stationery Store In Utah. 60
West End South
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-25
DR.. Broadbenr's

Dental Office moved from Eagle block
to
5oO-50l Scott building, 16S Main,
Over Kings hardware store.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-25
Papers and Papering, Painting, Etc.

Beautiful line Of all the newest frame
mouldlngs Just in. Latest machines for
cutting mats and frames. We are now
prepared to do the finest class OF work
in all these lines Chas, H, Bodel. 1896
East First South St
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-25

Every citizen in Salt LAKE s.sss ~
the cadet dance. Help the En-
q success. Friday night ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-25
Girl Has Beautiful Face.

Tho glrl Who has q wlnsomc. baby-like face,
framed in dark lUEtrous hair, clearly ponciled
brows. and an ingenious cxprcsson. sat In the
witness chair In tho criminal division OF the
District court Tuesday afternoon and spoke tho
words that Will send tho brute Miller wherc
he viii do harm TO innocent children for
some years TO come. When Miller came into
court with his lawyer both appeared 10 be In
nnc fettlc, but when Millcr's victim appeared
his countenancc fell. Not but that he hot OK
psctcd to her. for somehow news OF the
capture OF the pretty little wayward and her
two companiops In flight had sftcd 10 him.
sun he hoping against hope TIL the girl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-25
University CatoIoe,,a

nreas University catalogue wss -
Within yes,erday and will be go nnh,1. nent to
{5s H%ih and best feS eatal0sqe viii Be
history of, the institution puoIshed In the
ment is devoted to the medical diS'dera depa bic 81
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SCOTTISH RITE MASONS
Seventh Reunion Being Held at Ma
sonic Hall

The seventh reunion of the Scottish
Rite Masons Is being held during the
week at the Masonic hall, A quartctte
composed OF Miss Agatha Berkhoel Mrs.
Edward P, Moore, Fred Graham and VIII
lard Squires are furnishing an excellent
musical programme Among tho num-
bers are Tho Festive TIE Deum," by Dud-
ley Buck, Praise Ye, The Father"
Gounod. and The Magnllcat' in f, by
Simper.
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Drunkenness.

dr, POSITIVE and permanent cu,a @o-
lev nness ine,,. and drug addictions, Keo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-25
IRENE WRAY TELLS
HER STORY TO COURT
Faces the Man Whom She De-
clareS Wrecked Her
Life.

Escaped from tho Industrial school at os-
den Friday midnight; boarded blind end OF
Short Line baggage for Idaho at 1:ao
Saturday morning: discovered by nroman Of
engine at Brigham City and dIslodged with
cold water spray from engine walked across
country tc Dowcyville, succeeded In getting
on freight train and riding to Focotcllo; cap
tured by Idaho officers and returned 10 salt
Lake In tins 10 appear In court against her
despoilcr Tuesday forenoon-this is the strcnu-
uous experience OF pretty little 1e-ycar-old
Irene Wroy who. It is alleged. was dehauched
last November by Al Millor OF Utahna Park
dance hall lat hummer.
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dav tnemoer MEMBER the cadets are an SaI,.,
sNs' 10u should bs there. haiF toa FRI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-25
Salt Lake Good Enough.

Ono OF the best-inforIned dirt doaiero III VIC
.u. so,d ~ Tho Tribune Tuesday AN Inn
nocnsa omoup, OF money hos bocn placed IN
10 ArcoIoa and other Canrornia points by
salt Iako capitalists during the past TY lgw
ycnrs. but believe that theeo oapltaies WI, WI,
for them and their money and that they VIII
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-25
Healthy Tone to Market.

80 far as the movement OF real os'nIe is
concerned In thlo city. II is satisfactory oV
not claim OF course that there ere any sreht
number OF big sales being recorded but theFe
10 O very healthy tone TO tho MARKET an"
largo volume or business is being uono. 80, =,
L believe that tho coming summer WIN Ds
ono of the best In the history or SAT- Lake
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-25
Tells Story of Undoing.

Irene went on the stnnd and in answer to
the questioning OF Prosecuting Attorney Loot
hourow. told the pltful story OF her undons
Bo 1t said TO her credit she blushcd with
shame, and ut loss TO nnd words that
would convey her meaning with semblanco
OF modesty. IL was p.uful recital and wovc
q mesh about the hardened fellow In tho pris-
oner's chair that will be hard to escape. only
few persons woro present. the onGuished old
mother OF the bright little girl, the companion
In crime OF Miller, tho SahlberS woman, and
one or two others. who heard the story OF a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-25
Thought House Was Falling.

A'Nr. and Mrs W. w Chisholm who live
,on Brigham street ncnr Seventh Enst also
oarne In from Los Angeles this morning They
werS living IN four-story apartment houso
in Los Angeles and when the shock camo la
TGurpday hr Chiphoim felt so rure that the
lphtmpey was tumbling down on the roof thnf
he and his wifo ran down four hirhts of
gtairs, oslioying TINT the building was going
20 topple over. and much relieved to
learn that the chimney was intact and the
yhouse was oil right"
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NAMES STILL COMING
in FROM VARIOUS POINTS
Three States Join in Requests
Today for the Tribune's
Aid.

The Tribune is sratifcd in view of the
fact that the list OF missing In San Fran
cisco-as sent in by residents OF Utah and
adjoining Statcs-is growing less This Is
result largely OF The Tribune's efforts
to locate the missing ones and thus re-
lieve the anxiety of friends and relatives,
who have been in a state of suspense
since the terrible calamity that befel San
Francisco and neighboring cities Follow
Ing is the list submitted Tuesday,
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SAN FRANCISCO QUAKE
WILL HELP SALT LAKE
Disaster Oh the Coast Will DO
Much for Capital of
Utah.

N,hue tho renl estate men Of Salt Lake CITY
do No, desire 90 trndc upon the misfortune tha1
has befaIIen San Francisco md other Pacihe
coas, towns. there is but little doubt In tneir
minds that tho disaster means much 10 Uni"
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Did Not Anticipate Quick Trial.

u
young human life wrecked
Did Not Anticipate Quick Trial.
1t is whispered that whom Miller awokc this
morning neither ne nor his attorney, Lawyer
Newton, anticipated trial. No invcstiga-
ton into tho escape of Miss Wray from tho
Industrial school at ogden has been had that
Will follow. But tho facts arc that Irene
Wray, Hannah Smith, known as Benicc Smith.
somo outside parties according 10 II. IL.
Thomas. superintendent OF tho school. TO leave
last. They were asOls,cd to the Short Limo do
pot and slowed tho platform OF O blind
baggage.
Driven From the Car
ThInly clad and suffering with the cold, tho
three Tunaways reached Brigham city before
knowing who they and that they werc
escapes, drove them OF tho wlth spray
they walked across the country to DcwcyYIlle
where they managed 10 stow themselves in an
empty freight car and rode to Pocatcllo.
Captured in Pocatello.
Meantime the escape OF the girls hnd become
known ogden and inquiry located them at
tho Idaho town Chief OF Police Smith OF
Pocatello was phoncd @ description and no
soon had the three apprehcnded: Their cap
turc was cflected Monday morning Monday
night an officer was detailed to fetch the
awaye back and they arrived in ogden Tues
against Miller was brought to Salt Lake. the
OF her flight being left in Ogden.
Declares She Had No Assistance
When she appeared in court sne told Super
intcndent Thomas that she and her compan-
Ions had had assistance whatever. but the
story is dis6elieved, and thorough invosti-
CATION Will be held.
Her answers on tho stand were direct and
pointed, seemingly fonrless and truthful, and
she proved hcrsoll more than match for the
forensic talent OF Mlller's attorney. who under
took sort OF bulldozing in the conduct OF his
case until Judge Armstrong hnally was COM
PEELED 10 request him TO frame his objections
to the court In the usual tone of yoico and
Tho prosecution closed with tho
OF the girl and Judge Wills Brown
OF the Juvenile court. Tho case VIII DO con-
cluded todoy.