The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-24
EVERYONE SAFE
SAY MESSAGES
kilograms and Letters From
Many Sal Takers in
San Francisco.
NOT ONE is EVEN INJURED
LONG LIST OF UTAHNS MAKE
REPORT.

Messages are being received in Salt Lake
from relatives and friends in San Fran
cisco in profusion, and up to date not one
disquieting bit OF information has been
received here from the devastated city.
Little fear is entertained here by persons
having relatives and friends in the city
by the bay that any Utahns will be num-
bered among those who were killed or
injured by the earthquake and fire. Tele-
grams, letters, postals--alI bring glad
some information although some Tell tales
OF miraculous escape A partial list OF
fifty persons with friends or relatives in
salt Lake. to be safe in San Francisco
or neighbOring towns.
Mrs II &. ALcDonough received word
yesterday that her sister, Mrs. Buck, and
niece, Miss Alice Lewis, are both safe and
comfortable across the bay.
Mrs X 5. Guthrie and two daughters
Lucille and Bessie, and Mrs. Jarvis are
safe in Oakland All are relatives of Mrs.
Langford of Salt Lake.
P. H Brooks and family and Mrs. W.
I. Brooks and son have wired that they
are safe. All are relatives of w. L.
Brooks, 1910 First street
Lena and Louise Chytraus, sisters of o.
Chytraus, 23S Paxton avenue, are safe in
Giles c. Letcher uncle of ]. r. Letcher,
clerk of the United States court in Salt
Lake, sent word to his nephew yesterday
that he escaped from San Francisco and
is now in Oakland. Mr.. Letcher is 20
years old, and he writes of the terrible
SUFFERING ne enQureQ before ne IlndllY
managed to hobble down to the ferry
depot and board boat for the Oakland
pier.
Detective Richard L. Shannon received
a telegram from his brother, Harry B.
Shannon, and wife, who for the past
month have been living in San Francisco.
The message stated that they were ali
safe. The telegram was filed April 20,
and was received two hours later than
Francisco on April 21 The letter stated
that he and his wife were living in a tent,
and that rations were short at that time.
Frank Knox yesterday afternoon re-
ceived a message from his brother, CT. A.
Knox, at Los Angeles, advising him that
Mrs. Knox, formerly Miss Ardell Cum
mings of this city. and relatives who had
been with her to San Francisco, were all
safe at Ross Valley.
Word has been received from Miss Ma
tie Hall at Mills college, where she is a
music teacher. that all Mills college. about
six miles out of Oakland, is safe and
that the entire place has been turned into
place of refuge for the homeless who
come that way. Miss Hall is a daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Hall.
Mrs. Carrie Frey and two daughters,
who were living at 524 Suffer street are
safe. Mrs. Chase Of this city received
thew had escaped in safety to Oakland
Their feet are so swollen from tramping
hardly move. They saved nothing but
the clothing they dressed in before leav-
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Greene lost everv-
thing. but escaped. A message from them
has been received by c. S. Vadner of Salt
Mrs. Laura NJ. Clark. Miss Edna Clark
and Earl Clark arriy ed in Los Angeles
safely yesterday.
c. o. EllingwOOd has returned from San
Francisco safe, but with all possessions
gone
Mrs. Henry EIvidRe. 223 Leavenworth
street is well and safe Her sister. Mrs
@ H. Wilson. $40 South Ninth East street
has received a letter.
c w. Pratt and bride are safe in Oak
land. a note from them was received bV
F. 3. Cook city.
G. r. Lang and family are safe in San
Francisco. G. A. Tuckfield. A51 South
Sixth East street. has received a letter
from Mr.. Lang.
DR.. Arthur Fourier and wife left Santa