The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-24
OGDEN NEWS.
orfIee Washington Avenue
Ogden, Tuesday, April "a.
OffIce, 24s4 Washington Avenue.

ten days at least and the task of caring
Tor them will be no small one
one or the pleasing features connected
with the movement of the special train
east yesterday was found in the action of
the citizens of Carlin, New. Notwithstand-
ing that the train passed that point at
good supply of food and during the stop
OF the train there ali were fed and cared
Among the refugees en- route to Salt
Lake yesterday were the following: L.
Brattaur, wife and child; William Grauis
and wife. Frank Teaple, L. Reese, ]. A
Jack Peek, Earl Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hill H C. Matthews. c. Mocreff and
Mayor z. NJ Conroy yesterday re-
ceived from Governor Pardee of California
a special request that vaccine virus be
by special delivery. In response ali of the
vaccine points that could be secured in
Ogden were shipped yesterday.
Work of the EIks.
r, w. Brown. grand exalted ruler of the
b. +. -. e., passed through yesterday en-
route to the stricken city. He said he
and that his organization would assist
others as well as their brother members.
de said that the order had telegra phed
$1,000 previously, and that he was author
lied TO spend 5000 il necessary. He was
net at Ogden by a. delegation from the 10
cal lodge, and p z. Christensen came up
from the Salt Lake lodge. On the same
train was Archbishop Riordan of San
Francisco, who was on his way to attend
the meeting of archbishops in Baltimore
when the disaster occurred. He learned
Of the same in Chicago, and returned from
that point.
Secretary of Commerce and Labor, who
IS en- route to San Francisco as the presi-
dents special representative; passed
yesterday afternoon. He stated that he
was going to San Francisco for the pur-
pose Of helping out in the way of sys-
w. Evans. president WeIIs-Fargo Express
company; Congressman Mckinley, and L.
w Chipoens, correspondent for the Lon
don Times There were also a corps of
Red Cross nurses on board the train.
More Refugees Arrive.
More than $50 refugees arrived here on
Southern Pacific No last evening, and
after being fed continued east over the
Union Pacific. These people were poorly
Ogden The total number passing through
here yesterday is said to be close to l. coo.
One hundred additional refugees are
scheduled to arrive at 40 o'clock this
morning. and $40 more at II 30 a. IN. The
first car of Chinese refugees reached here
On No. from the west last evening.
Many Supply Trains.
Supply train No. IA. containing ten
cars of provisions for San Francisco,
passed here at 8 o'clock last evening.
passed at 10 o'clock, and train No. Is,
with sixteen cars, at 10:45, No II. with
nineteen cars, at midnight, and No IS
with seventeen cars, passed at 1870 this
morning. Train No. 10 is scheduled for Z
o'clock this morning. A trainload of sol
oiers is also expected some time during
the day
1t was reported here yesterday that two
men were collecting relief funds and ap-
plying the same to their own use. The
men were strangers and are supposed to
be crooks who are in the city for that
purpose. The local relief committee have
taken steps to prevent a repetition Of this
imposition.