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Butter, Eggs and Cheese

CHICAGO, Nov 2o.-on the Produce Ex-
cnange crsa Today the butter market vas strong
nrm; at mark cases included. 22@26c; hrsts.
&c, prime hrsts, soc; extras, SIC; cheese,
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Condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.-Today's statement
of the treasury balances in the general fund
shows: Available cash balances. $22s T20 0T4;
gold coin and bullion, $115, SIS, ,428; gold GER
tihcates. S4S. go. go.
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London Closing Stocks

Bar slver-steady 30 13-16d per ounce.
Money-415a5 per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills is per cent and for three months
bills is SIS per cent.
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Northern wheat Market

OREGON
PORTLAND. Nov. 20.-WHEAT-Club, Sac
bluestem, &C. red 61c: valley &c.
WASHINGTON
TACOMA. Nov. o.-WHEAT-Unchanged :;
bluestem. Csc: club. SEC; red 64c
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st. Louis Wool Market

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 2o-wool. steady. medium
grades. combing and clothing. 24d27c: light fine
19@21c; heavy fine, 14@16c; tub washed 32@
3f1ac.
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Hay and Feedstuns

The Hay Exchange has compiled its regular
seml-annual statement Of the stock of Hay at
points tributary to San Francisco. and it shows
lta.uuV tons. or II 600 TONS more than on the
same date last year. Thio increase gives the Hay
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Morning Session
California stock and on Excha-ge
SALES
Mining stocks

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Francisco
Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
COMSTOCKS
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion

The Korea took out for Hongkong 10, 143 Mex-
ican dollars. OF gold value of S39,374, and
$20s0 in Chilean pesos
Silver he lower Sterling exchange was
also slightly
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New YORK Metal Markef

NEW YORK. Nov. 2O.-There was an ad-
vance in in the London tin market to f197 for spot
ana tles 5s for futures. Locally the market was
quiet. with spot quoted at $43643. 20.
Copper was irregular in the London mar
ket, with spot closing shade lower at s101 rs
Cd, while futures We're higher at f102 It's 3D.
Locally the market was firm with lake quoted
at $22.25922:5 50: electrolytic at S21. 1.75022 and
casting S2l50@2l-S715. Lead was 5s lower at
f19 IN London. Locally the market was quiet
but higher, with spot quoted at S57596, accord
ing to delivery. etc.
spelter was quiet at s6.s5@e 40 in the local
market. and at f27 lbs in London
The English iron market unchanged to a
shade higher, with standard foundry quoted ut
5Ss 5d and Cleveland warrants at 5Ss l01ad
Locally the market unchanged
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OLYMPICCIUBBONDS

s esss.e 20 retire all outstanding bonds Arrange
n,, rsnss may De made for their purchase at the
any day between the hours of and o. m
WILLIAM GREER HARRISON. prss,.s.,
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Hides. TaIioN. wool nnd Hnna

Hops are slow and about Ic lower in spite
| of an advance of Sc in Germany. where the
stocks are exhausted. as indeed they are all
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ntheruise the market is

over the Continent. Otherwise the market .
without especial feature. -.
The condition of the Wool market, It's Is a being
in demand and firm. while the short defectiss
clips are not wanted. The same cond1tiOn
exists in the prominent Eastern markets.
Hides continue very strong and active, 11s
only on this coast. but all over the world
Prices. however. show no further change.
ERDES-Culls and brands sell about y &c
undG quotations. Heavy salted Steers. JIG: I3c
medium. 121ac: light 1215c; Cow Hides. lzt2c
for heavy and 121ac for light: Stays Sh5c; if Sai
ed Kip 1315c:. Sailed Veal. 1515c: Salted Sis SaH,
151ac: dry Hides 23c: dry Kip. 22e; dry GaL.
25e; Sheepskins shearlings. 2oG5oc each; shor. i
Wool 506T0c each: medium. I04s0c' lonk
wool s1G1. so: Horse Hides. salt. S3@325 for
large and S2.75 for medium. $2.25 for sma1
and 50c for Colts: Horse Hides. dry, $2g2s;Z 70 70
for large and 81 -506 1-T5 for medium. $1z1 LOT
small and 40c for Colts Deerskins-ID1ry ss Mex
can. 3215 035c; dry. salted Mexican, 25@za 13c'
dry Central American, 3oG3I 1ss 6 Goats5irS @ 1alse
soc; medium 35c; small. 25c-
TALLOW-No. ! rendered. A 941se IN Dds
in cans 41ac: No. 2, 1a64c: Grease. 2921ac.
WOOI-Fall clip-San Joaquin and Southern;
7@8c: fall Lambs. S14 @13c: Northern do l3g log
15c; Humboldt and Mendocinos, 1Sg "a gl4s; MIC MIC
die County. s@1oc: Northern. 11qI4c: NeVada'
1561sc per lb for Spring and 11@14e for Fail s
HOPS-California, 12G14c: Oregon and WASH
ington. 1201jc per lb for 1906
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New York Grain and Produce

NEW YORK, Nov 2o.-FLoUR-Receipts
27,2o0 barrels; exports, 44o0 barrels Market
WHEAT-Receipts. T3 600 bushels exports
256. 400 bushels. Spot. irregular; No 2 red,
So5sc elevator and s21sc f. o b. ahoat; No. /
Northern Duluth sac c. j. f Buffalo; No . hard
The wheat opening was steadier today on
small Northwestern receipts. followed by re-
actions under bearish foreign crop estimates
Later the market rallied a bullish Brad
streets statement of worlds stocks and closed
steady at q partial Il net decline Nav $40
qS5 5-16c. closed s5c; December, 81 3-16@ls2atc G.
HOPS-Quiet.
HIDES-Quiet
WOOI-Steady.
PETROLEUM-Steady
COFFEE-Futures closed steady at net de-
cline of 5@10 points. There was good deal
OF switching from near to late months. but
actions about 50. 150 bags including December.
6.e5G6. .15c; March. 6.35l1e 40c: Nav. s.55ai
G.e5c; July, e.7oc; September. esoG6. .soc: oc-
spot Rio, quiet; No invoice, I s-1ec; mild,
quiet.
sUGAR, Raw. quiet; fair refining. 5-lec;
eentri1ugal 80 test 13-16c; molasses sugar,
Lice; refined quiet
EVAPORATED APPLES-The market re-
mains firm in tone, with a healthy demand and
supplies for future shipment showing an adj
yancing tendency. High choice are quoted at
SIG; choice. 71a@sc; fancy 10 prime, in cases,
PRUNEs-Are firm Quotations in the local
market range from SC to &c for California
APRICoTS-Are unchanged with choice
quoted at 1ec; extra choice, 1T@lsc: fancy,
PEACHES Continued quiet but offerings
choice, are quoted at 12c; extra choice 125c;
fancy. 13c
Raisins-Are unchanged. with loose Muscatel
quoted at 71sqs1zc; seeded raisins, 7@1oAc;
n1dn
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Meat afnrket


Hogs. alive and dressed. are higher. whereas
a week ten days ago decline was eXpect.
ed in some quarters. Veal has also advanced
1ac. The other descriptions are unchanged.
with Beef and Mutton firm and IN fair sup
ply.
BEEF-e1. a6szc for steers and 51sa6c for
Cows.
MuTToN-oa1oc for wethers and s1sGe1ac
for Ewes
LAMBS-11 612c.
DRESSED HOGS-S1h G10i2c.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
The following quotations are for good. sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco. less % Per
cent Shrinkage for Cattle:
CATTLE-Steers. &c lb for No | and o13c
for No. 2: Cows and Heifers. SC: No. Cows
41ac; thin Cows. &c. -
CALvEs-414 d4ISc per lb for light: 313G4c
for medium and Sd3lac for heavy (gross
sHEEP-wethers. 4aQ5c per .Ib; Ewes. AZ
@l41ac fgross weight.
LAMBS-5G512c per ID
HoGs-125 to 156 lbs, e1sc per lb: under 12o
lbs. 65s 96sac; $50 lbs and over. 6@61ac; Bears.
so per cent. Stags. 30640 per cent and Sows
1920 per cent of from above quotations.
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SALES
-..-l-n Sassln
Unlisted Securities
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS

Ala SuS Co 2i N Cal Power. 231z "a
Cal T I & T.1s5 200 jOrpheum Co Is
Chutes Co 4IalPac Cas- Co.1371s175
Opt Pw com. 1021a10S IS Drydock. so
Homo Co. 2S15 ST ST Coal 20
Do NV pool - 81 Truck Elect. 20
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE

TUESDAY. Nov. 2o-lO:so a. N.
UNITED STATES BONDS
BID Ask Bid Ask
Is qr coup - As or cp new. 129% 121 y
Is Or reg. 3s or COUP.
MISCEII. NEOIrS pnNnr
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|, 900 DEAD AND AS MANY
INJURED IN SAN FRANCISCO
Entire Business Portion OF tie city
is in Ruins-FIames Finch Work
Work Of Destruction.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 49,
Earti'qnake-. and fire today have
caused he greatest calamity Cali.
fornia has ever known.
IN San Francisco alone it is esti.
mated that one thousand persons
have persisted, while as many more
are suffering from injuries. The en-
tire business section is in ruins
and the flames. which owing TO Tie
lack water, cannot he checked ex-
cett by the blowing up with dyna-
mite of buildings in their path, are
still sweeping through the city.
It Is utterly Impossible at present
to estimate the property loss. for The
extent cf The conflagration cannot
be told until the fire has burned it.
self out
Thousands Are Homeless.
Thousands of persous are home.
less and many are hudtlled in the
parks and public squares. beside the
household goods that they we're able
to save.
The city is under martial law and
all down town streets are patroilet,
by cavalry. Details of troops are also
guarding the banks.
Most OF the principal buildings
have already been destroyed and
others are in imminent danger. Ov.
or all hhe scene of dcsolation hangs
u dense pail of smoke.
University Destroyed.
Communication with outside
towns is almost entirely cut off, but
the report comes from Palo Alto
that all but one of the buildings
OF the Leland Stamford, ir.. Univer.
slty have been wrecked and that
the splendid memorial church. one
Of the finest structures of lis kind
In the world Is mass of ruins.
One student is known to have los!
his life.
Five Dead in Oakland.
In Oakland five persons we're kill
cd. San Jose and Sacramento.
Berkeley, Alameda and other places
heard from suffered severely. but re.
port no loss of life.
The dreadful earthquake shock
came at precisely 5;l3 O'Clock this
morning. It's nation apparently be.
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Sleeping City Awakened BY
Falling Buildings and
Shriel<s of the Hurt
FIRE ADDS TO THE TERROR
Many Lives Are Lost After Victims Had
Sought Safety in the Streets Stan
ford University Practically
Destroyed.

as we'll as the regular and special
members Of the police force, have
been authorized by me to kill any
persons wi2omsoever found engaged
in footing the effects OF any citi.
zcns, or otherwise engaged in tho
commission Of crime.
Under thcsc circumstances, they
request that all citizens whose
business docs not imperativcIy re-
quire, their absence from home after
dark, to remain at home during the
night time unit order shall have
been restored. beg TO warn citi.
zcns OF the danger of fire on &C
count OF, defective or destroyed
chimncys. gas pipes, gas fixtures
and thr like.
"E. E. scHMiTz, Mayor"
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He SDeuS over the southern PaC1.
Hes long wharf on San francisco
bay have collapsed. Many of the
bunkers fell into The bay CARRYING
with them thousands Of tons OF coat
The long wharf was one of the most
Important shipping points about the
bay and freight traffic will be in
tcrrupted greatly.
San Mateo Flooded.
AS result Of the breaking of the
, mains of the Valley Water Companf
The town Of San Mateo was flooded
! II was owing To the broken inains
that the fire gained such hcadway
/ IN San Francisco. nar
The town Of San Rafael despite
It's own troubles despatched fire
hghiinS apparatus to San Franchises
From early morning the Offices Of
The Western Union and Postal com.
panirs in Oakland have been filed
with persons IN all walks or life.
min. messages Of inquiry as to the
condition Of friends and interests in
other cities OF California which. sur.
icred from the earthquake Shock.
| Fire Spreads Rapidly.
| The fire swept down the streets
50 raEidly that IL was practically
Impossible to save anything In It's
way II reached the Grand Opera
House In Mission street and In a mo.
! ment had burned through the roof.
1 The Metropolitan Opera Company
from New York. had just opened its
season there and all the scenery and
costumes were reduced to ashes.
From the opera house the fire lean:
cd from building to building leyelling
them 10 the ground in quick uucces.
sion.
The Call Plant Deotroyed.
| the Call editorial anu mechanical
departments were totally destroyed
III a few minutes and The flames
leaped across Stevenson street toward
the fifteen story stone and iron
Claus Sprsckels building which, with
, It's loft" dome is tile most notable
ediilcc in San Francisco. Two small
wooden buildings furnished fuel 10
ignite the splen6id pile
Thousands of persons watched tile
fiames licking the stone walls. AT
first no impression was made but
suddenly there was cracking OF
glass and an entrance was affected.
VI 2.
Inc inner furnishings Of the fourth
iloor were the first to go Then, as
If by magic smoke issued from the
top Of the dome. This was follow
cd By il most spectacular illumina.
ton The round windows OF the
dome shonG like so many full moons,
the long waving steamers OF flames
burst forth.
Women Wiring Their Hands.
Women wrung their hands aud
welt, saying. 1T is so terrible"
The tall and slender structure
which had withstood the forces OF
Tie earth appeared to fall before the
fire, but after the time the light grew
less intense and the flames finding
nothing to consume died out. leay-
ing the building stand but complete.
ly glItteh
/ Palace tiotel Threatened,
! The Palace Hotel. the rear of which
was constantly threatened vas the
scene Of much excitement. the guests
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Then dynamite was >rusurted to aud
the sound Of frequent explosions
added To ,hc terror Of the people
Frcmen Powcrlcss.
All efforts TO stay the progress of
the fire. however, proved futile The
south side Of Market street from
Ninth street To The bay was souu
ablaze, The fire covering Il belt two
blocks wide. On this, the main thor.
oughfarc Of the city are located many
of the finest cdiiiccs in the city. in,
Guiding the Grant, i'arrott, Flood
Call. Examiner and Mononadnuc
buildings, the Palace anu Graud ho,
tells, and numerous wholesale houses.
Entire City in Flames.
AT The same time the CONNER.
ciai establishments and banks nurt;,
of Market street we're burning. The
burning district in this section Of
the city extended from Sansonle
street 70 the water front and from
Market street to Broadway. Fires
also broke out in the Mission and
The entire city seemed to be iu
Ilumes.
The ilancs. famed by the rising
breeze swept down the main streets
until within few hundred feet OF
the ferry station. the high tower OF
which stood at dangerous angle
The big Wholesale grocery establish
mcnt Of WGlman, Peck and Com
pany, was on fire from cellar IL
roof and the heat was SO oppressive
that passengers from the ferry
boats were Obliged to keep close tc
tho waters edge i'll order to gel
past t thte, burning structure: y.5;....-a
City Cut OF by Fire.
IL was Impossible 10 reach the cen
ter of the city from the bay wilhou
sklrting the shore for il long iistanc,
so as to get entirely around the burn
ing district AT s o'clock the South
lcrn Pacific officials refused to allow
any more passengers from traDs-ba
points to land and sent back tllus,
already on The boats.
, Inc ferry and train service wa.
entirely abandoned owing to damage
doneHto the power house b. th,
earthquake at rmeryvillc
| Regular Soldiers on Duty.
| AZ O'Clock this morning 100
soldiers from the Presidio arrive,
down town to patrol the city streets
The Thirteenth infantry 900 strong
arrived from Angel Island "A little la;
er and went on patrol duty.
The soldiers have been ordered t
shoot down thieves caught in the ac
oil robbins The dead and to guar
with their lives the millions or dol
lars worth OF property which ha
been placed In the streets that i
may escape the ravase of the flames
| State Troops ON Duty.
The First California artillery. gD
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tBy Associated. PressD

by ASSOClateu, GreSB)
SAN FRANCISCO, April 19.-At 10
O'Clock tonight the fire was undated
and thousands of persons arc fleeing
TO the hills and clamoring for places
on the ferry boats to cross the bay.
The damage is now believed to
have reached 5000 100000 and hfty
thousand persons arc thought TO be
homeless.
NIGHT ADDS TO THE TERROR.
Night added to the horror and as
darkness fell the sky was Illuminated
in all directions.
AS the flames spread into tie resi-.
dence districts. people left their
homes and fled to the psrke and
squares.
"a series OF rather severe earth.
quake shocks at o'clock further IN.
creased the terror and many left their
homes that were not in danger.
CLIFF HOUSE DESTROYED.
From Tic Gin House comes word
that tile great pleasure resort and
show place OF the city which stood
upon foundation OF solid rock has
been swept into the sea.
Not thing stands to tell where
the monster stone building once
stood. It has been levelied 10 the
foundation and only the rock lining
the sea coast remains intact.
SMALL TOWNS DAMAGED.
The court house at Redwood city
and other buildings collapsed Menlo
Park, eurlingame and other fashion.
able suburban towns suffered. Santa
Ro1a 10 the north. Napa. Vallejo
and all towns around the bay were
damaged. These reports alarming as
they were created little interest in
San Francisco, where the people wers
in "a frantic state.
FOUR LooTERS SHOT.
General Funston in command Of
U. S. soldiers, realized that stern
measures were necessary and gave
orders that Iooters were to be shot at
sight. Four men were summariIy ex.
ecuted before 8 O'Clock this after.
noon.
The freaks OF the earthquake were
many. Wide assures were made in
the streets, street railways were twist.
ed out OF i1c, sewers and water pipes
were burst, and it is feared that there
1 will be an epidemic Of disease. pro.
visions are sold at fancy prices and
A even water is vended by the glass.
q NO LIST OF THE DEAD.
4 It is impossible to give list Of the
B dead and wounded or even a list Of
\ the principal buildings.
4 At a meeting Of the committee Of
safety today Mayor schmltz Issued
the following proclamation:
Il PROCLAMATION.
"To the citizens of!San Francis.
co: The Federal troopa which are
now policing a portion of the city
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Property Worth Hundred
Million Dollars Burned---
Water Mains Broken
SOLDIERS SHOOT GH0ULs
All Sections in The Immediate Neighborhood
OF Frisco Suffer Greatly But the
Largest Loss OF Life is I'm
the Big City.

SlfpnE. Two companies, have been de-
tailed OH patrol duty in Ellis street.
Two more companies are patrOling
Broadway In the Italian SECTION. The
Ellis street contingent Of grlardsmcn
are under the command or Captain
g. a. Gratan. Captain VIM. A. NIL.
Ter Is commanding the forces on
Broadway.
Mayor Schultz, who has establish.
ed his Offices at police Headquarters
mas named a committee Of safety.
comprising many prominent citizens.
City Cares For the Poor.
Mayor Schmitz5 sent out, word To
the diaries and milk stations through,
out The city that the food supplies
must he harbored for the homeless,
rents have been placed In every park
III the city, and those who have lost
their homo will be given food ana
shelter
The prisoners confined In the city
prison On tihe fifth floor OF the hall
Of justice were transferred in irons
To the basement of The structure lat
or they were removed to the. Broad.
way Jail and if necessity arises they
VIII be taken To branch county
Jail on the Mission road
Insurance Companies 10 Pay.
Commissioner Il. alvron Wolf an
nounced at noon Rat the eighty odd
fire insurance companies interest
cd had decided to pay dollar for dol
lar to every one insured with them
| The companies will not discriminate
between fire and earthquake and ev
| cry one insured will lie paid to The
extent Of the loss
Only two of the companies affected
are Pacific coast concerns, the 9TH
ers having principal Offices In the
east or in Europe and all will stand
The loss without danger or failure.
One Of the first orders issued by
Chief of Police Dnan was one clos.
ing every saloon in the city This
step is taken to prevent drink-crazed
men frcm rioting in the city streets.
Victim Killed 10 End Suffering.
| a. W. H,Issey came to the station
at the Hall of Justice this morning
and told how at the direction OF a
policeman whom he did not know,
but whose star number he gave as
6l5, he had cut the arteries In the
wrists OF man piDioned under tim
bcrs at the ST. Catherine hotel. Ac-
cording 10 the statement made by
liussey. the man was begging to be
killed and the policeman shot ut him
, 'but hrs aim was defective and the
bulle! went wide Df the u,ark.
The policeman then handed Hussey
knife with instructions to cut the
veins in the suffering mans wrists
anu liussey obeyed orders. Chief of
Police Oman directed that Hussey be
locked up. There has been no OBJ
portunity to investigate his story, but
II is believed that the awful calamity
rendered him insane and the Incl.
dent reported had to the police no
existence except in the imagination
OF The man who made tile statement
Provisions for the homeless.
Mayor Scllmitz sends out orders
that physical necessities Of the suf.
ferers be first attended. Goldberg.
Bowen and CoInpan send word that
they have placed all of thei stores
At the disposal of the city, including
the provisions contained therein.
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ing from East TO West a, FIRST pIe
uplicava of the earth was gradual
but in Il few seconds il; Increased
III intensity Chimmeys began TO fail
and buildings to crack, lettering GU
their foundations.
Inhabitants Panic Stricken.
The pcorl. bca,n, n,ni, .tri,.,,o,
and rusl,p1 inn, I'm. s,r,.,,.. mac, 80
them in their night attire. They
were met by showers OF failing build.
ings, bricks. corniccs and walls.
Many were instantly crushed to
death. while others wcro drcadfully
manglcd
Those who remained in doors gen.
orally escaped with their lives.
though scores were hit be detached
plaster, pictures and articles thrown
to the hoor by the shock. 1t is be.
iieved that mere or less loss was
sustained by nearly every family in
the city.
Steel Structures Stand Strain.
The tall steel frame structures
stood the strain better than brlcl;
buildings, few OF them being badly
damaged The big eleven story Mon.
onatlnocs office buildjup in course of
construction adjoining the Palace iu.
'cl' was an exception. however, its
rsif wall coliapsing and many cracks
ne'hs made across its front.
Some of the docks aud freight
sheds along the water front slid in.
To The bay. Deep assures opened
in ne fillcd-in ground near the shore
and the Union Ferry station was
injured It's high tower still stands
but will have to he torn down.
City Hall Damaged.
4 portion of the CITY hall whlcl
cost over s7Opo.oDo c,l,.,psed ~,
roof sliding into the court yartI and
SMALLER towers tumbliur down. Tho
great dome was moved but din no,
tdil.
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Pacific Coast Metropolis i'm Ruins
AS Result of Earthquake and Fire

1000 persons killed and many badly injured by falling
s1oooooooo property destroyed Francisco
alone
10000 to $4,000 homeless stricken city,
General Funston pIac the at 100000
FIRE adds to the rror Of the suffering inhabitants
Shocks felt as far Sou Santa far east
as Hazen. Neva da.
Leland Stanford Jr University all demolished; or.
student killed
Water mains broken Francisco and San Mateo;
latter city
1000 regular troopo doing duty with ordero
to shoot thieves sight
Congress votes aid Tor the sufferers army
to furnish supplies.
southern Pacific ira cks in many sunk Of sah
sacramento escaped with only slight damage its build
ings.
San Jose has its buildings wrecked
santa Rosa almost wiped OF existence by shock.
c1H House. the famou pleasure resort swept into
Santa Rosa and San Jose the Of abou. 800
persons.
Regular soldiers In San francisco have shot death four
ahouIs. ti};5tst# ,
n
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Continued on Page Four)
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THE DAILY PRESS
Ia The only newspaper
IN Newport Newe that
receives full. Associated
Press report.
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Then dynamite was resurted to and
the sound of frequent explosions
added To thu terror Of the people.