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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-05-17
chelsea Home News.
40. BIxBY. Local Editor.

ni.rinson OF Montpelier semi
Ffank sunday with his mother, Mrs.
~ d dickinson wooarnr .na
-a Mrs. II. y. Nooofun ana
~ ,sr al Barre were guests a. D. a L.
..sin's over sunday
Rixbv was called 10 WINDSOR
q y a member OF the grand jury
IeI- IS. circuit court.
Wilson, Esq, has been en-
SAM Seliver the Memorial day adj
se Tgnbridge this year.
Comstoek came home from
i lal-, college Friday TO attend the
ar5 Exercises of Chelsea academy,
inning Monday
~. rmma Rowell. who has been
49, r. Chelsea academy, closed a.sue-
y, 7esr's work Friday and went 70
~ tsDs in south Royalton Sunday
g L.. Comstock accompanied his
h5r n,ua,d l.. Comstock, to Hanover
559 I'd spend a week about Dart
-s ,,fIeae. taking in the bail games
3[Esfeyer else there may be going.
CrrWin has been spending a few
6ome. He returned TO Boston
ssy afternoon, accompanied by his
Vi.s i. 4. Hatch, who Is to spend
~. - ,,ssls with relatives in Someryille
Lowell, Mass.
/ r.-,srssn Post, No. IS, G. A. r., will
W. srzeiRl meeting next Saturday al 2
and the W. X. L. special meeting
-1,EIoeB 3. n. the same day. II Is im-
~ fsat every member be present to
~ tbs arrangement for Memorial day.
4 ~. lewis \. Lucas received news last
"a fbe death Of her aunt, Mrs. Di-
7eke Clerk, who died in the hos
q Worcester. Mass, Apr. 30, OF
49, disease, after an illness Of only
Fsss. Mrs. Clark was native OF this
being the youngest daughter OF the
i6bn and Sarah Locke.
.tbe annual meeting Of the Village
.eganept society last week, the tol-
gg 5ffcers were elected Pres, Z. j.
rs Woe Pres, 4. A Corwin; Sec. and
~ &. Holmes; tx. Com, 3. n.
s.rs IT,. Dr. +. l.. Beckwith, W. II.
..,ga r ID. Barnes, N. O Bixby. This
-sfbird annual meeting Of the society,
N much good has resulted from the
lrgaBzation.
l,,,ss p Cosproye. an old resident OF
~ tgyu. died suddenly at his home on
~ We.t I'm last week Wednesday at i:Sl
q He had been a great sufferer from
ssmaf.sm for some months. Ills im-
5i4te death was caused by heart failure.
n. sFe was Il years, months, . days.
|Isisf besides a wife, three children.
AZ daughter resides in Randolph, and
t5a Mrs William +. Bacon, m this town
IN son, Charles j. Cosgrove, who Is EN-
we'd the State Experiment station al
Burlington, was notified at once and or,
rrst Thursday morning. The funeral
rs. beld Friday from his late residence
IN. Geo. z. Lake officiating. The burial
81. 3 Highland cemetery.
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GRANVILLE.

Miss Florence Kendall is in Mortified
for a few weeks.
p II. Hayes and family were at his
fathers Saturday.
win Scott and Ida Derby were married
in Warren Saturday, May y.
Miss Grace Blair Of Hancock visited
Mrs. jerome French Monday.
Dell Chamberlain was in Randolph on
business the first Of the week.
Jerry Dumas and family OF Stockbridge
have moved to the Walter Scott farm.
Mrs. Betsey Leland OF West Salisbury
has been spending the past week at ,. ii.
kent's.
Mrs. Margaret Riley has gone to East
Calais TO visit her daughter, Mrs.
Remission.
r. j. Flint Of Bethel was in town two
DAYS this week on business for d. \. hlce
and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. j. Page have moved
back onto their farm, after spending a
year in Chester.
NJ. LaRock and his mother, wife and
daughter from Forestdale visited his
sister, Mrs. jerome French, Saturday and
sunday.
Mary Child and Mrs. Dell Chamberlain
have gone to Nstick, Mass, TO visit Mrs
Cham berlain's sister and other relatives
for a couple Of weeks.
$. Simons and family have moved from
the Vandeusen farm to Braihtree, ano
David Fales and family of Rochester have
moved onto the Nandeusen farm.
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EAST RANDOLPH.

Buv the newest clothing, furnishing
and footwear ct satisfactory prices Of
Tewksbury & Raymond, Randolph
Miss Nina Vinson is visiting her sister
Mrs. Frank Blodgett.
Mrs. Leon Blanchard has gone to Bos-
ton to visit for two weeks.
Mrs. Kate (Kibbee) Robinson OF Hayer-
hiu Mass. is visiting friends here.
Miss Sarah Goodrich Of Royalton visited
her parents and other friends last week.
HF. Sprague is in Burlington for few
DAYS 10 visit his brother, l.. p. sprague
Esther Newell has been very i'll the past
week She Is a little more comfortable 81
this writing.
George Raymond has rented the hotel tc
Martin Young, no will take possession
This week. Mr. Raymond is going INTO
hotel at Plainfield.
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stsq. nm. the detail OF Waterson Post,
.g a. h.. will decorate the graves OF COM
Haas in the cemetery on the East hill,
AGA. m., a detail 81 Waterson Post, q.
"A. H.. and H. E * Hall Camp, 5. v, III
decorate the graves IN the cemeteries on
tie West hill
ne column viii BE formed by the chief
marshal. assisted by his aids, IN front OF
tHH opera house, at p. m.
Order OF march Chelsea Cornet nand
n. q. X Hall Camp, No. q, ;. v, escort /
Waterson Post, No. i5. G.. A. r., and all
veteran soldiers who desire 10 march with
them: orator Of the day, chaplain and IN
yItCd guests; choir; Waterson Post, No.
45, q. A. r.. Relief Corps; Sunday schools;
ltblic schools citizens; citizens IN car
rsEes.
HE lire OF march viii be up Nam street
Il Etde old cemetery, thence down Main
| aet TO School street. through School
i q to Highland cemetery.
/ 40 Highland cemetery, the exercises VIII
3 IN accordance with the Memorial serv-
E % the order Music by the band; o..
4 r. Memorial service; salute 60 the DEAD !
tgge BY the band; decoration OF the
graves; hymn My Country tbs Of Thee,
b the choir and congregation, led by the
Nnl; benediction.
Tie exercises being over, the line OF
ut-en will Be resumed TO the opera nouse'
Exercises at the opera house - Music by
itg band PRAYER, Rev. G.. r. Lake; read
irg, Mrs. e. +. Bryant; dirge, bandi ad-
dress, Rev. L. n. Moody; reading. Mrs. l.
L Welcome; hymn and doXology by the
choir and assemblage, led by the band !
ten5diction.
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RoxsuRY.

Frank spaulding Of St. Johnsbury is
local visitor.
Misses Maud and Esther Ellis were IN
Mort hiield Friday.
Beeman Howe returned from ms WIN
ter's soiourn in Florida saturday.
Rob Ingham's baby was quite SICK
last week. DR.. Ellis of Brooktield at
tended il.
Misses Hannah Hanlon and Mabel Dyke
attended the teachers meeting in Mont
pelier Saturday.
Miss Kate Tierney was in Randolph
Monday to visit her mother at the salis 8,
torium Mrs. Tierney is much better and
expects to return home in few days.
Mr.. Tierney was taken from the sana-
forum at Randolph to the asylum az
Waterbury Thursday. James Neal ana
and brother of Mr.. Tierney were IN
Randolph the same day. James Ilerney
ACCOMPANIED his father to Waterbury.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-05-17

Mr. and Mrs. John Tewksbury OF Kan
4,,l,,b we're at w. A. Hutchinson's sun
day.
avyis Wakefield got quite badly hurt
= biIe cbopping recently, rendering MN
nahle 10 do any hard work this spring.
clark Abel from Pomfret, Harlow .lt 1el
t-o17 Warren and Grace Abel from hoch-
Ester ester visited their parents, Mr.. and MIS-
levi Abel recently.
Miss Lily Cassidy has so far recovered re-
-, tsr recent illness as to be able 70 re
snn1e her work at Eugene Mann E m nan ~
s lLl,'h Mabel Bovce has also resumed hef
51t.es at Wallace Blanchard
There was a Seventh Day meeting az tn .5
,h,,rcb saturday. Rev. Mr.. Farns"orlh
~ sharon. president OF the Vermont con- ~.
ference. had charge OF the seL VIC -
snent saturday night at Charies ouiiiiiei .
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NnRrA RANDOLPH.

Mrs. ID. e. Sargent has been quite i'll, but
Is on the gain now.
Guy Fletcher spent Saturday and sun
day at nome from his school.
Edith Hardy, who lived at Miss Hunt
ington's. is III and was taken to the Ran
doiph sanatorium one day last week.
Mrs. Guy Durkee is on the gain. Mrs
Ivon has finished her work there and
gone to Mrs. Joseph Edwards IN Chelsea
Andrew and Elesnor Fits, Miss Adj
and Wallace Austin went TO BrOokfielC
Friday evening to attend the closing exer
sises Of the High school.
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RoYALTos.
For SALE:-One psrlor stove (coal) and
one kitchen stove wood. WIN sell cheap
to sell at once. 2w
d. II. DENIsoN. Rovalfon. VT.

For SALE:-One parlor stove (coal) and
one kitchen stove wood. VIII sell cheap
TO sell al once. Wv
9. NJ. DENIsoS, Royalton, VT.
r. B. Galusha is running steam auto
mobile.
Miss Gertrude Denisou went TO Boston
last night expecting TO return Friday.
Mrs. n. L. Hinckley returned from a
visit Of several weeks in Northiield Friday
Mrs. John F. Neal Of Maiden, Mass, IS
with her mother, Mrs. ;. T.. Kendall, for
two weeks.
Tickets for the Mary Howe concert in
STAFFORD, June 3, can be obtained al q. A.
Laird2s store
Miss Kate Marcy OF Bridgeport, Conn.,,
came Tuesday and has opened her cottage
for the summer.
Miss Ida Lyman went Friday to Keene.
y. H., for weeks stay with her sister,
Mrs. +. l., Messer.
Ernest Walton and two children OF
Rowley, Mass, spent last week with Mt.
and Mrs. n. A. Daniels.
Mrs. George a. Laird went to Burling-
ton yesterday to attend the annual meet
ing Of the National society of the Colonia
Danes Of America In the state OF Vermont.
c w. Joiner finds that advertising pays.
Last Thursday IN this paper he advertised
potatoes for sale and before Saturday
night had disposed OF the entire lot Of
sixty bushels.
The school board permits the schools
Of the town TO be closed on the al. ernoon
Of "Wednesday, Msy q, SO that teachers
and pupils can at end the exercises al the
uDveiling OF the monument.
The Royalton Womsn's club invites all
strangers, their friends and friends OF the
club 10 meet with them ST Mrs. MoClel-
lan's, Old Denison House, May 23d, from
4 to 8. By order Of committee.
Inez Ellen Culver and Albert Bethel
Whittier were married at the home Of the
brides father, Seymour Culver, Tuesday
morning by Rev. Sherman Goodwin Of
South ROyalton. After June : they viii
be at home IN Williamstown, TO which
place they are accompanied by the best
wishes OF many fri nds.
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EAST GRANVILLE.

Buy the newest clothing, furnishings
and footwear at satisfactory prices OF
Tewksbury q Raymond, Randolph.
l.. Webb was in Granville Saturday
l.. l.. Dickerman is in Boston on BUSH
ness.
Mrs. l.. L. Dickerman was in Randolph
Wednesday.
Arthur Cone Of Bethel has been visiting
relatives in town the past week,
Clarence and Mary Webb were in Ran
dolph Tuesday.
Mrs. Pecor was in Braintree "Wednesday
visiting friends.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-05-17
NORTH TuNsRiDoE.
| shall be in Tunbridge May rs,
DIR. GEO. III. SPTLLEB, optic

| shall be in Tunbridge May rs.
DIR. GEO. IL. SPTLLER, Optlcian'
w. S. Hayes and Arthur Allen are DONG
a painting job in South koyaltoh'
Mrs. Myran Waterman has gone 10
South Royalton to care for Mrs talbot.
Mrs. w. W. swan has gone to visit her
father ia Norwich and sister IN Lebanon
n. II.
Geo. Corliss of Plaintield,, n II, mace
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. u Oorliss'
few DAYS visit last week.
Robert b. smith is spending lew GAYS
at home. Mr.. Smith, whlle lraEellns u
the West, met with fall that lh!ulsu nio
knee.
- ~, mr. 7 : sbsainfely cure
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-05-17

Bethel GILEAD.

Mrs. Lucy Spooner Is spending the
week IN Randolph ct Mrs. II ). Booths.
Mrs. Frank Brooks Of North hoyalton
visited al "Ali Bowen's the first Of the
week.
]. NJ Booth is working at the Weeden
mills at Bridgewater Corners for Few
weeks.
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Mountain Of Colo

could not bring as much happiness to
Mrs. Lucia Wilke Of Caroline, Wis, as did
one 25c. box OF Bucklen's Arnica Saive'
when il completely cured running sore
on her leg, which had tortured her Is long
wears Greatest antizeptie healer Of piles,
wounds and sores. pc.
For sale By II. A. Leonard and r. F.
Bryan, Randolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-05-17

Healthy kidneys filter the impurities
from the blood. and, unless they do this,
GOOD health is impossible. Foley's hid.
new Cure makes sound kidneys and VIII
positively cure all forms of kidney and
bladder disease. Ii strengthens the whole
system. Sold by IL. A.Leonard, Randolph
and C. A Densmore, Chelsea.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-05-17
YOUNG ALEXANDER.

The well known stallion, Young Alcan-
der, will beat the stable Of Frank Griswold
Tuesdays and Wednesdays from date to
August 1st, 1906. win be pleased to meet
ali my old friends, as well as new ones.
Z. S. PUTNAM
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-05-17
A Certain Cure for Aching rect

shake into your shoes Aliens ,I Foot So svst
powder. It cures Tired Aen Illlssts' and shoe
ing: s"V ~ sample FREE. Address Amen
Otmsted. LeRoy \. !.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-05-17

why take dozen things to cure that
cough? Kennedy's Laxative Honey ana
Tar allays the congestion. stops that TICK
ling. drives the cold out through your
bowels. Sold BY F. +. Bryan, Randolph
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srArr on ONO. e oE ToLEDO, !

Lucas COUNTY,
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that ne Is
senior partner OF the firm of F. j. Cheney
3 ~ doing business in the City Of Tole-
do County and state aforesaid, and that
ssid arm will pay the sum Of ONE HUN
DRIED DOLLARS for each and every case
Of catarrh that cannot De cured Dy tne
nse Of Halls Catarrh Cure. -
u7s FRANK j. CHENEY.
sworn 10 before me and subscribed IN
NV presence. this 9th day Of December A.
D., 1856. ~rr,sr..-
sp Notary Public
--
HANS Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system. send Tor testl'
FL. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 1oe:
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa
ton.
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Close Of Chelsea Academy.

The graduating exercises OF Chelsea
academy last Friday evening in the Town
ball certainly equallei any similar eXer-
esls ever held here. There is always
feeling that the last is bit the best, ana
tha, was the impression left after nearing
The lads and lassies come before the large
s1disnce That packed the hall (tor there
vas standing room only, especially in
the auditorium) and do their very
best and look their very prettiest'
Olr girls and boys have not the advantage
Of Evolutionary training which most
schools give today, but when the time
comes TO address the audience they nearly
always bear themselves with credit 10
themselves and the school.
There were six in the graduating class
iron the academy and thirteen from the
grammar school, Royal Townsend, ow-
ing 10 sickness which prevented proper
rehearsal OF his part, was excused from
Speaking. With this exception, the pro-
gram which follows was carried out IN
fun
Beautiful plants, most OF them in bloom,
banked the entire front OF the stage Inc
class colors OF gold and silver were proInl-
neltly displayed. On the wall at the
tlght OF the stage was the class motto'
In Ayant, 1906" in gold and silver.
L Is impossible to note here the goou
qualities Of each speaker separately. some
Of course did better than Others, put an
cld iinely. 1t is fitting to mention the
saiedlctOrian, Joseph Tracy. HIS was a
nue. climax for the farewell of the class OF
Itl5. He paid touching tribute oil love
alQ respect to the teachers, Mr.. Comstock
ald Miss Rowell.
The classes formed in the library ana,
sa oy the ushers, marched through the
taI and up to the stage. Miss Nora lay
w presided at the piano. The glrls NeL Is
5u ROBBED in white, many OF the dresses
having been made specially for the oecs-
SION, and the boys, of course, wore then
nest Il made a beautiful picture unoe5
lne electric lights with the stage nileu
win the graduates and about 70 young
lagles and gentlemen in front singing
The diplomas we're presented by Prln j.,
~ ~ ComstocS with appropriate remarks.
Ihe program follows:-
PRAYER Rev. Geo f. Lake
-ss Naucy's Gown, Alta z; sleeper
--s rover and Influence Of New England r,,;s
T9Eev England. Arthur F. Dickinson
~ Morning Invitation. rt,.3
AaH Waudarlust Elsie NJ. Hood
51t song OF the sons Of Esau, Harry GoodN "
Keeping Ills Wori Bessie r. Gokey
Forestry Carroll p. Little
Vented Boy Kari II. Ks i.lli
fianG duet Misses TAYLOR and Merrlll
9leen Nab Martha A. kuE ef-
TIE Realm 81 the Unreal Margaret Comstocs
5he Knights Toast. ROYAL B. Townsend
song In Meadow and in Garden.
Ice Weight OF a Word Sadie 3, Jones
- me Mission Of the Seer, Can C ,,,
lue Old Minstrel Earle T. rune
song Joys Of Spring,
" rae Young Van Dyck. Alice X louse'
US Victory Of shantytown, Herbert = ComSIoes
Aaledictory address. Joseph A. Trael
q eek.
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wEsT sRookFIELD.

prANts RHEUMATIC PILLS absolutely cure ss
t,J amstisln 4 Neuralgia. Entirely yegetaoie'sale
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Monument peaIeatIon Proeram.


Following is the program Of the exer-
cises at the unwilling OF the monument to
commemorate the burning OF Royalton by
Indians Oct l6, 17s0, Wednesday afternoon,
Nav %, 81 80 o'clock. or on arrival OF
train from White River Junction, II not
too late
l7so 1906
At the Monument.
Music, Band
Poem by z W. scarf. Burlington, reciti BY
Katherine Dewey
UBveilng Of Monument, Felen and Gertrude
Masic ~ ~ i''''e '''' Band
Ia Congregational Church.
Invocation. Rev. Z. r Wells
~ssrlBfrrs RpadiuE Rev. sherman Goodwin
Address a,i Rev ". s. Haren, d D., beverly, Mass.
Prayer, written hy PROT. William Xix Utica, y. T.,
delivered By Rev. Levi Wild
This hymn was sung scyeuty-fye years ago ii
o eaf 4S F5sm Rev. j. Newton Perrin sanboru-
ton N n
Remarks 6y distinguished guests.
singing America"
BenediCtau, Rev = r.. beAle
ID. q. Wild OF New York, the donor Of
the monument, is a grandson OF Garner
Xix, who was taken captive TO canada
bv the Indians. William Rix is, also, a
grandson and Rev. Levi Wild and Rev. j.
Newton Perrin are t-grandsons.
Katherine, Helen and Gertrude Dewey are
his reat-great- granddaughter, while
Max Bliss Is descended from John Hutch
Inson, captive. Rev. W. 5. Hazen IS a
grandson Of Rev. Azel Washburn, one OF
the first preachers in Royalton.
Governor and Mrs. Bel are expected to
attend the unwilling.
The 8 o'clock express going north will
stop at Royalton that afternoon Tor pas
sengers.
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ARE THEY CLEAN?

Bells" Chocolates favored with Pure Fruits PIT up IN our Own
wholesome They black
choc cOlored and is unwhoesome
n
Dipped made fine chocolates and nothing else
fors eeny years make cheap candy
We sedt
trade
but little
difference marked hat
: the vfarng man, a
call the attention OF
spondence. o application
j. S. Bell Confectionery Co., Cambridgeport Mass
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-27
COMMITTED IN INY0 COUNTY
New Point Is Made in the Walter
Scott Assault
Case

Special to Ihe Herald.
SAN BERNARDINO, April 26.--A
sudden turn was taken in the cases
of Walter Scott and "Bilr' Keyes in
the superior court this morning, when
a demurrer to the complaint was taken
up by the attorneys in the case before
Judge Bledsoe.
The demurrer is based on the theory
that the crime of which the men are
charged was actually committed in
Inyo county instead of San Bernardino,
therefore the courts of this county
have no jurisdiction. The prosecution
admits there Is some doubt as to
whether Wingate pass is in this coun-
ty or Inyo county, but takes the ground
that the conspiracy was laid in this
county and was principally carried out
in this county.
The arguments were completed this
afternoon and the case taken under
advisement by Judge Bledsoe until to-
morrow morning.
A San Francisco fire romance had its
sequel in this city when DR.. Harry I.
Brunn and Miss Elsie Techhumer of
San Francisco were married. DR.. Brunn
is an old San Bernardino boy who has
for years been living in San Francisco.
He and Miss Techhumer have been en-
gagged and were to have been wed this
spring, but their plans were consider
ably changed by the fire disaster. Sc
they came to San Bernardino. to the
home of Dr. Brunn's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. I. r. Brunn. They will probably
return to the north. Since the fire
DR.. Brunn has been engaged in relief
| work until he became worn out
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-27
MYSTERY PARTLY CLEARED
Find of Cap Worn by James Shirley
Makes 1t Certain He Was
Drowned
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SAN PEDRO, April 26-Partial solu-
tion of the mysterious disappearance
Monday of James Shirley, the 11-year-
old son of Capt. Shirley of the steamer
Samoa, has come at last. The check
cred cap worn by the lad when last
seen sitting in the steamer was found
under the wharf at East San Pedro
yesterday by longshoreman. 1t is
now believed to a certainty that the lad
was drowned. Although the bay was
dragged thoroughly no trace of the
boys body has been found. The Samoa,
of which the lost boys father is cap
tain, sailed for the north yesterday
just before the news of the finding of
the cap was brought in. Communica-
tion will be had with the father as soon
as he arrives in San Francisco.
Twenty Refugees Arrive
About twenty refugees have arrived
from the stricken city and have been
taken care of here. Some of them
came by boat and some by rail. Their
names are as follows: A. Gonderson,
wife and two children; H. A. Bryant,
Mrs. w. A. Paulson and two children,
Robert Robertson and wife, Mrs. G. ".
Hill and three boys and Joseph Jason.
Sisters Are Safe
Capt. M. Duffy of the Orient received
a telegram today from his sisters in
San Francisco announcing that they
were safe AS they lived in the part of
the city where the damage was the
greatest and he had been unable to
hear a word from them he had given
them up for lost. All of their property,
valued at 100000, was destroyed and
they are poor.
Raise Nice Sum
Workmen of the San Pedro Lumber
company sent word today to the relief
committee that $4O0 had been raised
and was ready for use by the COM
mittee.