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Observation-Disclosures Ncllbei.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25

San Francisco will have to take an auto
mobile to see Chinatown.
Speaking of automobiles the troops have
formally taken possession of every MAJ
chine in town. The garages stood pretty
far out and the machines owned by the
companies did invaluable service in trans
porting the sick and wounded ON the first
day. They have an passed over now into
the temporary possession of the soldiers.
a good many private automobiles got
away the first day or two. carrying iami-
lies into the country. The owners have
generally brought these machines back
and turned them over, and some private
owners at Burlinghamo and san Rafael
have contributed their machines
Several automobiles hidden by their
/ owners were found In the stables of the
Western Addition yesterday These were
taken out at once. The supply of chaui-
leurs was rather short until today. when
several rich young men. seeing the need
volunteered to act as public drivers IN the
I period OF need They are using automo-
biles for every purpose from carrying
government messages TO transporting
supplies
just now extra horses would be of hul
little use because the supply oi iced II
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25

short again Even the cavalry officers
at the presidio arc wondering if they will
be able to feed their horses. Today
drivers of express wagons used in che
public service were allowed to pasture
their horses on the lawns Of Golden Gate
Park
The most tumbled and tangled district
in the city is not the southern fringe Of
Market street. the area where the dew
astation was widest and the loss Of life
greatest. but on a little strip between
Harrison and Valencia. Seventeenth and
Nineteenth streets IL was in the area
that the Valencia Hotel sank into the
earth The block between Eighteenth
and Nineteenth streets and Valencia is
twisted out OF all appearance OF houses.
The car tracks at one place run in q
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
SAN FRANCISCO CHATEAU OF CLAUS sPREcKELs

ceeded even that at San Francisco, for
every building in the destroyed dis
trict was ruined by the tremor before
fire broke out in the debris. A district
six blocks long and four blocks wide,
taking in the very centre of the bust
ness part, lies in complete ruins.
The court house, built 20 years ago,
collapsed, but the county records are
safe. The $780, 600 RCarnegie Library
is wreck. The Occidental Hotel, the
pride OF Santa Rosa, three story
structure occupying half a block, is
level with the ground. Its ruins con-
tain several victims. The Eagle Hotel
also went down. Eight bodies have
been taken from the St. Rose. O.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
THE San FRANCISCO FUND
Amount Likely to Exceed S | s.
600 Before Saturday.
THE MOVEMENT is GENERAL
A Large Percentage of the
People Are Interested.
A Credltabie Addition TO the Fund Be
tween Noon Yesterday aud Noon Today
List Of Those who Made Donations.

From present indications the San Fran
cisco relief fund being raised here VIII
reach $4,000 before the end Of the week
Although many have given, those who
did not contribute TO the fund earlier are
doing so now. and it is likely that 15 per
cent of the families in Wilmington Will
participate in this worthy movement
while many people in other parts OF the
State are also giving.
ODD FELLOWS APPEAL.
George II. Taylor, Grand Patriarch OF
the Grand Encampment of Delaware j.
o. o. H., has called upon all subordinate
encampments in this jurisdiction TO con CON
tribute of their funds in aid OF the 4OuO
Odd Fellows and their families OF san
Francisco, Cal, who have been made
homeless and destitute by the great
calamity that has fallen on that city.
He and Grand Master Samuel II. Barker
have appointed the following COM
mittee james II. Appleby, p G. NJ. and
p. G.. r., chairman; B. L. Shakespeare,
p. G. p and p c. r.; +. n. Overdeerr,
p. G.. r.: William I'll. German, p. G. NJ.
and p. G. p; James L. Price, p. G. NJ.
This committee has full power to receive
all contributions and forward them to
the Grand Lodge of California, /. .. ..
! Z. The committee has issued this call;
To the subordinate lodges, subordinate
encampments and individual members
of the independent Order of Odd Eel
lows:
"Sirs and Brothers: In accordance
with the proclamation issued by Samuel
II. Barker. Grand Master, and George
| ~ Ta,-lor Grand Patriarch the under
signed have been appointed a committee
/ to receive contributions in aid Of the
1000 odd Fellows and their families
of San Francisco. Cal, who have been
rendered homeless and destitute by the
great disaster that has fallen on that
city. You are, therefore, requested TO
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
CLAUS sPREcKELs PAVILION, GOLDEN GATE PARK

mont before it had bulged upward to
make a mound four feet high The hole
into which the foundations sank is filled
with water
The underwriters, who arc in session
every day in Oakland. have tabulated the
amount of insurance carried in San Fran
cisco and estimated that between Sl75,-
100000 and SlS5OO0,000 is within the
burned area. They are discussing the
adjustment Of losses, but they are giving
out nothing The total loss they place
at about $500 600 600.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25

Mr.. and Mrs Frank p. Rose Of this
city have received word from their
son. George Harvey Rose, who resides
at Martinez, Cal, about 20 miles from
San Francisco, stating that he and his
wife are safe, but they had terrible
experience. The letter was received
last night II was mailed ON April
18th, the day after the earthquake.
/ lt is as follows:
"f know you have read of the hor-
rihle disaster that befel this State
yesterday morning. IL occurred 40 10
minutes past b In the morning and not
n moments warning was given. We
had terrible earthquake. We all had
20 fly out of the house in our night
clothes 20 escape what seemed TO be
sure death. God alone knows how
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
san FRANCISCO IS
BECOMING QUIETER
CONTINUED from frli PAGE. !

urday. The Christian Church bias
been turned into "a morgue and "A
bodies have been taken there. Other
bodies have been moved To- private
houses. Several are still buried In the
ruins Of the buildings through the
affected districts
Not a single two story brick or stone
building remains standing in this city
OF 10. 200 inhabitants. Che violence
of earthquake shock CoIbtless ex-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25

wavy line from one side of the curb to
the other. The asphalt is broken as
though great bubbles had forced their
way through it.
At the corner Of Eighteenth and Va
lencia there is a hole 10 feet wide The
asphalt is turned up from the centre of
this hole like the petals of a flower, and
from 1t comes a stream OF clear water.
No one can tell whether this stream comes
from q broken main or from a brook
which used to run down Eighteenth street
Valencia Hotel sank 10 feet into the
earth and pitched forward into the street.
When the debris Of the hotel was cleared
away Il was found that the asphalt pave
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25

send all contributions to the secretary
of the committee, Frank n. Overdeer,
p c. r., No. sO4 Orange street, Will
mington, Del, In order that the COM
mittee may forward the same to the
Grand Lodge of California, I. o. o. f.,
on as early date as possible"
AT THE HARLAN HoLLINGswoRTH WORKS.
At the plant of the Harlan & Hollings-
worth Co. notices have been posted notify
ing the employees that subscriptions will
be received for the San Francisco suf-
ierers at the carshops Office, the West
street timekeepers Office and tho cashiers
office, and viii be forwarded to Mayor
Wilson.
The following contributions we're re-
ceived by Treasurer Caleb NJ. Steward
from the various collecting agencies be-
tween noon Yesterday and noon today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
sIruATIoN MoRE oHEERFUL.

San Francisco, Cal, April 25 Many
merchants are making arrangements for
clearing the ruins of their buildings as
rapidly as men can be secured. pre-
paatory to commencing building opera
tions Tho situation is constantly grow
ing moro cheerful.
Eighty men of the Benecia Signal
Corps have arrived and are at work re-
storing the government telephone and
telegraph communications. The Home
Telephone Co, which has been given a
franchise will soon begin work on the
city telephone system. The company
win spend about $4,000, 600 here in the
next three years.
HOHstORD's ACID PHOSPHATE
Re eieves Headache
caused by summer heat, overwork, nervons
disorders or impaired digestion. Relieves
quickly
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25

evening, and he says Il is terrible. the
city being ON fire. We can see the light
from our door. We cannot
rest for fear Of another earthquake and
yet can go nowhere
Continuing, the writer tells of a steel
bridge Of a railroad through Antioch
sinking six feet and says that no trains
were run over the Santa fe on the day
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
To Test an Ordinance.

Charged with violating the ordinance
prohibiting the erection of porches be-
yond the building line, John T. McNahb
John T.. Healey aud Michael II McEvlly
were arraigned before Judge Cochran
In the Municipal Court. this morning. but
at the request of Attorney Robert g..
Harman. representing Mr. McNabh. the
cases were continued until next Wednes-
day morning The result viii probably
be test of the ordinance, which has not
been enforced
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
A NEW CHINATOWN.
The Old Quarters Are Not to be Rebuilt
Impressment of Automobiles.

The Old Quarters Are Not to be Rebuilt
Impressment of Automobiles.
San Francisco, Cal, April 25.-'rhe
troops are beginning to relax the rule IN
regard to coming into the city, and the
business men are demanding that they re-
move the restriction ON people having
legitimate business. Unless this is done
they say there can be no start at getting
the city into working order again With
the relief camps thinning out, the fire eX-
tinguished and the danger OF pestilence
remote this looks like common sense.
When it is done there will be a lot of
family reunions. Many refugees in Oak
land know from friends that their families
are in some of the concentration camps
but cannot reach them; many more are
still lost TO their relatives.
In the last two days people have taken
to posting placards with their names and
temporary addresses up and down Market
street
This posted in the ferry building, is a
sample:
Herman Goetz of 1873 Goary street
is in Golden Gate Park near the Garfield
Monument lie wants especially to hear
from his brother William
These have been appearing all day IN
san Francisco and Oakland In Golden
Gate Park they have nailed a regular
| directory to the bandstand.
The city authorities are showing dis
| position to settle the Chinese question
early in the game The Chinese left in
! San Francisco will be concentrated for the
time being in and about the Fontana can.
merry and warehouse near Fort Mason
Later, the mayor announced, they vii
be removed to Hunters Point on the
southeastern corner OF the city, where
the new Chinatown will be built. The
Chinese merchants and milionaircs mer
of considerable financial Importance anc
heavy owners OF property in the ole
Chinatown, may have something to sa,
about this The tourists of the future
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25

the letter was written. The writer SAYS
In conclusion:
Il do not care about going 10 bed to-
night at all. Il is awful when YOU feel
as Il the very earth you are on is not
safe"
FRANK QUINN UNiNJUREp.
Mrs. Margaret A. Quinn of $40 Conrad
street has received word from her son
Frank Quinn, who has been IN san Fran
cisco for the past two ycars, stating that
he Is uninwrcd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
To tie Public:

We beg to announce that the Wilmington Light
Power and Telephone Company has completed its
nans awarded contracts and has started work on the
erection of its NEW POWER PLANT on the
Brandvwne, near Vandever avenue. The Company
is now ready to contract with the public for ELECTRIC
LIGHT AND POWER, and its solicitors will imme-
datey begin the work Of taking contracts for service.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
A Wilmington Enterprise.

We desire to call your attention to the tact that
the WILMINGTON LIGHT, POWER AND TELE-
PHONE COMPANY is now a local enterprise, and
it is the intention of those interested to keep it
such. With this in view, the sale Of the Company's
securities was almost entirely confined to the citizens
of Wilmington and in awarding the contracts for the
construction of the plant wherever possible, they
were given to local firms.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
SOME THRILLING
EXPERIENCES
Related by People Living Near
San Francisco at the Time
Of the Earthquake,
LETTER FROM GEO. Il. ROSE
Who Lives Twenty Miles From
the lli-fated CITY,
HIS HOUSE WAS BADLY WRECKED
But He and His Family Es-
capped and Are Safe.
LETTER FROM GEO. Il. ROSE
Who Lives Twenty Miles From
the lli-fateu City,
HIS HOUSE WAS BADLY WRECKED
But He and His Family Es-
capped and Are Safe.

A similar letter Received by Mrs John
Quinn From Her sis,cr, Mrs. Nobie Heath
who Lives at Antioch. thirty AInes From
san Frnnoisoo- Oher Wilmington Peo-
pie Hear From Relatives
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25

shock. she SAYS. was felt distinctly ia the
town where She is and did some damage.
The hotel where she is staying rocked
like cradle Mrs. Thompson says that
Tuolomme is cut of from All telephone
or telegraph communication with san
Francisco. and az the time the letter was
written she did not know how badly San
Francisco had been damaged.
cE. GUEST IN OREGON.
Charles T. Guest Of Brandywine hum
dred, who was thought to have been IA
San Francisco during the earthquake,
has written his family from Portland,
Ore A telegram sent by Mr. Guest from
Los Angeles. Cal, on April l4th, announc-
ing that he was leaving there for
Oregon. was received yesterday after
noon. Two postal cards mailed at Port
land, Ore, have been received from Mr..
Guest He will 60 to Seattle, Wash,
from Portland
LETTER CONCERNING THE EARTHQUAKE.
Mrs. John Quinn of 63s Eost Seventh
street, has received a letter from her
sister. Mrs Noble Heath of Antioch,
Cal. which is about 80 miles from San
Francisco, in which the writer tells OF the
caring utht SHOCKS
The husband OF Mrs. Heath was em-
ployed bv the Pusey g. Jones Co. until
! - years ago. when he removed TO Cali
| iornia The letter OF Mrs. Heath was
written on the day OF the earthquake and
was received yesterday II contains the
| following
Before this letter reaches you, you
will have read Of the terrible earthquake.
This morning at 5.l5 we we're all thrown
! from our beds that is. we were rocked
out as If we were in the berth of "a boat
/ in "A rough sea. The house rocked so
much that we could not stand up. Some
say it lasted one minute and Others say
i5 seconds. but ! thought It lasted many
minutes. IL was awful while it did last.
This is my first and l hope It will be my
| last experience. Here, Il did
little damage. cracking one or two new
buildings, rang all of the church bells,
broke several ohimneys and windows and
knocked down plaster. But San Fran
cisco is destroyed. II has changed the
| formation of the main business street
and nearly every large hotel and all OF
the newspaper buildings are down
No one is allowed in the city, but all can
como out who want TO. ! have just been
! talking to one man who came up this
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE BUILDING.

horrible it all is. We are sleepingsin
ia tent because we are afraid TO 60 in
ithe house. III we had one earthquake
we had 10 yesterday. tt was a dny of
horror, not knowing what minute would
be our last. Every one is in panic.
Many buildings caved in and there is
hardly a building in this town that is
not wrecked. Our house is not safe to
live In and Is almost of the founda-
tions. We have hardly a piece Of brio
a-hrac OF any dishes left. III we have
another like the first we will lose
everything we have, but We thank God
in Heaven that we are not all dead.
oh, 10 was horrible and we are so
frightened that we don't know which
way 60 60. lt is our earnest prayer
that we will not have any more shocks,
but we never know what minute il will
come again.
Z" San Francisco is almost wiped out
of existence and the last report is
that 1900 are dead and l.5OO are
wounded. Tho whole city is a mass of
flames. 10 Is SO terrible. / am "a
wreck; in fact we all are living in
horror, but we are safe so far. We are
living out In the open, away from the
house. This earthquake Is terrible,
the worst ever known, and my heart
aches for the poor souls in San Fran
cisco and numerous other places all
Rround us who Jared worse than we did.
1t is too horrible to describe by letter.
Several buildings in Maritime were
Burned. Stone aud brick buildings
crumbled and fell like paper We are
safe and pray that the worst is over
l1t is 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon and
eSan Francisco is still burning.
: Mr.. Rose is In the employ Of the
du Pont Co., having charge Of the
Enachine shops Of the Peyton Chemi
cal Co, in MARTINEZ. Several years
ago he was superintendent Of the cleo
trio light plant in Smyrna and later
was a foreman in the employ Of the
b. +. Shaw Co, in Wilmington.
LEFT CITY BEFORE EARTHQUAKE.
Isaac Dillin has received a letter from
his daughter, Mrs. Eva Thompson, who
il was thought, was in San Francisco at
the time of the earthquake. In the letter
which is dated az Iuolomme, a town about
$50 miles from San Francisco. Mrs
Thompson states that she left San Fran
cisco a few days before the disaster. Ia,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
81. Nrar,,s school.

-. Msry's school win give an entertain
nc ent in the Grand Opera House tomorrow
evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
The CompanY's Plans.


The Company proposes to furnish at reasonable
and equitable rates, the VERY BEST CHARACTER
OF LIGHT AND POWER that the most modern
and up-to-date apparatus produce.
We do not believe it is necessary to call your
attention to the great benefit to be derived from
petition in public utilities, such as ELECTRIC LIGHT
AND TELEPHONE SERVICE but to obtain these
benefits it is absolutely necessary to have your
support and this we ask for the following reasons
l. The greater development OF the EXCEL
LENT TELEPHONE SERVICE now being fur
nished by us with the AUTOMATIC SYSTEM. The
work of installing a large of telephone cable,
to increase the COmpanys present outside distrb-
uting SYSTEM has already been started
D The most efficient ELECTRIC LIGHT AND
POWER SERVICE that can be furnished by modern
apparatus.
s. The permanent employment Of a large num-
Der OF citizens Of Wilmington
A. Reasonable rates for service and careful at
tention to customers needs.
We desire to make personal request for your
assistance in our endeavor make the Wilmington
Light Power and Telephone Company the success
which we expect by giving your contract for ELEC
TRIO LIGHT AND POWER SERVICE as well
a contract for
Automatic Telephone.
The Wilmington
Light, Power and Telephone Company
Chas. G. Kurtz. President.
Demarvia Phone 1857.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
Wilmington Light Power and Telephone COmpan

FoBMERLY THE DELMARvIA TELEPHONE COMPANY WIININ
TON ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER Company
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25

Notice is hereby given that Letters OF ADMIN
Iation we're IN due form Of law granted un'9I
the undersigned, on the ith day Of AlGLI
A. ID. 1906, and that oil persons having CLAIM
against the estate Of the deceased must preseni
the same, duly attested to the said Adminisut
irlN on or before the sth day 81 ATril. A. y
1907 or abide the Act Of Assembly In such cas'I
made and provided MARY e. II X.
Administrators.
Address; william T. ynam, ESQ, Attorney-at
Law, Wilmington, Delaware apr -Sw-n