Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-04-26
EXODUS FROM SAN FRANCISCO
CONTINUES, MANY BEING FUR
NlsHED TRANSPORTATION
WORK OF RESTORATION
Relief Work Thoroughly organized
Many Carloads Of Provisions Re-
celved Daily ~ Much Distress In
Camps Last Night From cold-Ex.
pected That Militia viii be Recalled.

San Francisco, April 25.-The
work of restoration is already we'll
under way and the work on some
Of the new buildings will begin as
Z soon as the ruins on the old sites
are cold. Many new buildings
Will be on a larger scale than
I. those licked up by the flames.
The exodus from the city contln-
ues. 1t is estimated that 10000
people have been furnished free
Z transportation to different parts OF
the state. The relief work is thor
oughIy organized. Many carloads
u Of provisions are being received
s daily.
Last night was clear and cold,
causing much distress in parts OF
IT the crowded camps forNwant Of dry
bedding. There was but little
shooting last night in the district
where the militia held sway. Sew
eral bullets struck the Red Cross
launch in which Dr.. Diggins Of the
emergency hospital was going
from Potrero to the Preside. None
Of the occupants was hit.
y
regulars from Vancouver went to
Oakland yesterday to do guard
duty indicates that the militia will
be recalled.
San Francisco, April 25.- The
Belt railroad is operating around
the water. froi1t, and all sorts Of
relief supplies are being dtstrlbut,
8, ed from there. There Will be
an plenty OF electric tight almost Inn
.whiarediately. "a force Of 200 SUR
Eveons is making house tohouse
ors hspectloh OF sanitary conditions. 4
ine1y There are 107 companies that
nart | ire the San Francisco loss,
baan s bich 1t is estimated by local
ths+ 4ents will be between $175,000,-
os' oa =, 70 and $2oo, 100000.
The train service Of the South
eaass.yyrn Pacific coast division, between
Seoo,shis city and Los Angeles, will be
resumed today from Oakland to
u Pierre. Within ten hours the city
m will be practically clear Of dead
- 5aninaIs.
sa Washington, D. c., April 25.--
sloaThe war department. has received
.n telegram from General Greely
sdated Fort Mason, yesterday, stat
Ilai ling that the number Of injured so
eahn1Ifar reported is zoos.
Wnlsalt Lake, Utah. April n25.-Ths
eIFee men were shot to death on
a dazing roof in San Francisco to kee
lem from being burned alive is so
lhnly asserted by Max Fast, ga
hent worker, who came here Monda.
Sf when the fire caught the Windsc
Sihotel at Fifth and Market" said M
M'ast, there were three men on th
Aaoof and it was impossible to g
tEdhem down Rather than see th
6irazed men fall in with the roof an
iGbe roasted alive, the military office
5Nirected his men to shoot them, whic
tAkhey did in the presence Of 5000 pc
,Tfple. l saw great stones fall on thre
! amen near the city hall, crushing th
N~life out of them. In Union square
Btood beside a woman who died actua
reSy from fright and thirst. Her last r
q Ellest was for water and we had nor
unto give her. At Jefferson square
Eshw a fatal clash between the milital
wand the police. A policeman ordere
Nal soldier to take up a dead body an
, nput it in the wagon and the soldier o
.Yldered the policeman to do it. Wore
Ef5llowed and the soldier shot the p
i5iicernan dead"
Cut Of Finger.
III Colorado Springs, Colo, April 25..
HFassing through this city yesterday {
,N a Denver & Rio Grande train, bour
III for Chicago. where her parents resid
s was San Francisco refugee who sa
her name was Miss Logan. She wo
g}a bandage on her left hand and sa
ID that. while she lay unconscious upe
~ the floor Of the lobby Of the st. Fra
\ cisco hotel in San Francisco, after Il
earthquake last Wednesday mornin
the third finger of her left hand w;
cut, off and she was robbed Of rim,
THAT she had worn there.
Names Of Identified Victims.
The names of the identified de;
given in General Greely's report. a
/ as follows:
ANDERSON, CHAs.
BARTLETT, FANNIE W.
81 ROCK, WILLIAM.
BURGE, f.
BUTLER, ANNA.
7 ALLEMAN, -.
BuCALUKI, F.
BRODENIT, PAT.
BODWELL. FRANK.
BOWEN, GEORGE A.
BIRD, o.
BoRDWELL, FRANK
& III LYON, -.
RRANNAN HENRY
npnNyN GRnpnE