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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-02
The Louisa Normal.

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oac q ne asss Norssl s5eoolS 10 y
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GNeSS are u1s>yse~Ssa AS Instructors
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10 attendance Apgly as aNNa Ns pes-
SHE
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leteA shorthand "a tbs scA0a ana
ar who want % harm this Desirable
accomplishment, sAoaA ", the man
Asem,nt ke0W Il Al ORyN
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-02
Arrested For ulesal>I6as

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N,,,eANA lhal lhsw aus m,pN eases
aealupl him. W Nlugasd ~ r,ke
Nlh hh pllaapsr Wednesday, plsht
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-02
FOR CONGRESS-.
GOSSIP About Races SOon 10
Shape Up.

Tae staati8u 10 thz Ninih 8.s-tse
:. an infrrssins oae Ia3se ! B Bsn
atr R-,shiissn. K 4, prszelE lhe
Congressman from ms aIstraL H
+ sad b. All 81 Is ullnaii1a.
a3-tgar sag opp.siii5a ana Is pen
r4ls are anNiafis % pi Do Is
6ss J-tEs B,au.f defeated
soasrssaan Esh1e ss it,
a.alp-tg q forts iou votes I
: $40 ,aat ths ST. Kehp grz ls1la
9r bis race alone IN Den6-
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-02
That N,vBs SAND, Railroad

Fol=d1. o-.o January Ee=zz
z-lHH = rh- Dssrosf- T1lzs1
ans irou-1a Railrusi sia tod
=xp-z q - rails ssannius lh=
o-i1 River :, ITpa-0u i-sae q asa,
1as Th-t Nll Ev- sh=
s-r=i e1ar-fi0u ~i-b ne EzS- si
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lns i-'1z9a ~ ihrgl tee b
S1u Nssi-y 20 Po1ni esp an
By blltiuE into Po1H1 Gar
se S=fheru EtlI x gwen zcozs &
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-02
NUg

Nuy 4 paN Seaty coai el,gk AeN
iNs An woasy ID Ms hana' eeloas
iae IL el,heJ ME ~ Nv Nsmmon
W,al,A u Nsa,eeAy,wes' reNg' oH
"a We va VI teto,e January Ne lveS
a. | Must makv my veAl, VA "a
.AAy. Ana skeeas, Clerk
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-02
BlshopIeps ". Burton,

Ths iuruislci Frylafe sin =
ia Laasa Nouiay. F-a-ualE = ana
koss ssr.ic.s % TgtstsS. ~ is
be an sis, Psinissiiis.' "a ~ =
T'yss;oasaarE entius rs YssiS =
,as ss,sEoa q, Fikevills 50 Tams
ay ~ lsiA A the 'aries
tlarss BAca Burtou ~iA hal3 serN-
is,N ans ne Psaqle ar sare q has
inx q nan Who Ms tgN saeNioss
tlt eloa1rnse ana ly,irnius
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-02

haW tbe O,afr hslf lites
Nho USE Retk0ps Nfeea save ~
% Nepteg u q vii cr Caia NJ ~
'arns SOss AGA an SKIN ea aas
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-02

Make NO nov 10 ~ E'ys cFsam
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Imrrsly an n rylse toc Mall
"A \, ny RF,s, ~ Warren slEset
Nsv York
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-02

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airr t.r,o-y vith Prca1c,S A. bag
aka. ne eross rs-siei faT ms
parposs nay = iarssiy tskra sare
q b. uomtn aai eAiiaFsn. as -
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-02

eo,1 NAM peeple ts'm faiis-
hans. nogsesora branch ana Si,ipi's
urc herO ials Week slsius th.if a.
r.,sat,cus tefctc ASSISTANT Nss'ci
s.omms-si,no stewart in 'he etse =
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,Ae wiaiN
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-02

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hsase i'e,y ovapict hy TIE hiirr
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nrice raia Vas siz,.g cash. llish-
harseT hss novel ipie Sc en3 Chet.
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strcr, next 70 ; = Rcyu-lts saA oea
"a eN y 4. shannon.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-02

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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-02

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uasd the a-sive uoIk q oous,r-siioa
q N Loaiia : ~ Cas- e-isse The
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-02

Yea mustn't juglc WITH y,Nar taele
SAsnals pos,Age stamps neRu
Mon,gomcyy, u Magouin v0anty
s,uussA with havine Worc 81 thCm
ttaN be- oeah rsSs NAN, sgssAP ts,
AMI NsmDrr0W VOmmt sinpef l'nfNs
win Investigate TIE vass nsNpty
1t. $ Marshal Patrick NyNNbi she
man dawn
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-02

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v.ai.se q ~ lt~ rates Oiieget
~ ~ sic,mcg naucs ~ sunday Dad
nsss ihs roant trip u Csiic'tshsrs
nsrirg its "trip ,Asse Weso 8 rests-
s~i..z
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-02
PRESTON II. LESLIE.
Reminiscence Of This Governor
Of Two STATES.

| Th.s dhiinralzls4 keatdsklaH. H9E
lin his eishty-ssrenth year. 1 aa4ia.
IN bis native STATE. bal 1uiy on a
/ visi,. Is b. - a resident q 3itniaal
and ~ . large ami paving Las pas
Zoe il Helena while b. lived IN This
State b. hon7r4bIy filled aasat al
mzny plbiie positions = IL is me. ltti
oi auy nan 70 MI Rep-es=atziise.|
s=1lt0r. speaksr q ~ He1-s. I1=1-
tenzht Governor, Ciretit JuiSe ant
G0TrIn4E. ~ Jhs=e Eefe H. ana I'll
lml the plaos eiih graz eEeHsl
IS hiu-seif ana hJaor 70 th1Ss <hp
sie.-si hill- in ISIS T. - zpr1iar. }
Gssrrrsr o. he iten terTiLoz1 q
tladraal b. PT4itrns cisgel4ua
81 asid this 6fiee four ysa1s. aa1
shea ClsyelanI cane ID 4gH h-
a.lie Governor Leslie UEiies ssel-s
AlsgEneg for the territory
WIEN Governor Leslie 4as M Ilsm
l0sfatit caaHd4ie fo- Gov4rn5r %
keaiueky he opponent as Iol.a n
tiatian. Gov distinguished Iasss Of
ne sarreue Coart q the lnit
states II peffe5t smi,y tsts- t.ai
gentlemen made M rlarass ~ mel
a-ant-in dasirieis on h1-s taa1 oil
his ean4ess the Loss M Cg1ief
foarnaI saws
~NIth this uouinatioa the tsm-
paisn bR d vas hzse 8 the ta6
lnlidares riding hlr5elaeE aI
sase ara prs=an,fns their elsins
10 j5ut tetate A. the oatssf tnel
Dsn.oerais isarei Thar Hlelan SAID
= nsre than matel to- their can
iiars r. t-lats b1 P7vei a
- Tie l-Pie Es aiA I=zlleI
snf. sherevg- tie tz1 ealsitatss
E-ur. ~ - zIez u 9fafioa- fr-
lBeHJIy participated in b. Halt-rsI
th= oq3asfe party THIS beam-
. u'+ ,9ins % m SERVES r thar
IN ana & as asEeei BEesst5li-
shs t4o W-ks before ths = canI
me ln, stssloas s. ulI t4
darisn Finished sis ranlaiza n b.
a1H.afls. sh-f b-n ss-f 1d
B.gaslllu ffesf ara Leslie a--r
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-02

pcM Sata | wish 10 vNmea,
,hVugh ,he columns u ,ear papef
my slupyo hsAks To uV many A'ni
intends and pelehlOn tOg thoy vn
,nlng amlslanse ySnAegsa ne aulhls
Tho aeknealaeA,h and burial II MY
darllnr NllN Attain llagmAn,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-02

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- aa1slnrtoa. uas %. ge = -
Frssissut ans Nrf Eosa-.tt e. iee-r
-sssiaa 81 tke Whlie Ha1sf -
mr. -
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-02

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MAJ shssr are oeu 6. tssssi .sss
- e usras II 81 isHrlass7
prasahsy s-ytf sftsnta > aesiar z
~ i.ssa.a Gossip ulh
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-02
Nolan Public al O,eria.

lsaye snalibs N r,a.
Is, ava ~ p7saafss se sos ANS q
,aSi line i-dass sfc-$ ss>
sif,3sSi1S A. + E Mhi''t
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-02

r. Gcssip Cus sas arltEhlfuiil
-al-sainss llst Frtiay ss-ains b
xn Mar H0rtaz
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-02

The NEwS Ofl1os can furnish zeal,
toy NOsAFles, iloagea, and oiSlyOrs u
ankiHai Ava any Slaa " olrNe
supplies
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-02

IA Ruis has -issel lao ihs Anas-
l1ssll f0-i - 5 FrarE Ysl- aear
Nra iannsA larksg
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-02

WaFus -aH-oa be rls-i e. F,~fs
Esh szs Ma fznae s'Hasis'is
h1s a5sts inio - ae yasas-s -
hirz
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Ra-u. . ~ ara Nrs q Ra
aosaa 9 Hanlinraya snarb,sr Es
s=nsy
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h infsni esals q CAari s sitsft
ana s.fs ss baii.,s IN Pine iiiH 80.
err Tasrsag
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Nn n r Barns ma Tat-iy sa
rranoa
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TIE stfs q Rrv CuE1ie 3 81 ~
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We 4ss siss T. 80 ,h4i Nrs D
Barshsrt y = slasli4raia,f ~
Sesses IN AsaisA
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-02
me REBEL

4 soaihern youns girl. quite bsaat.
- ne lsslEht q = YANKEE ~oala
hocl.
Ana oece neariy trsIe
Frpa ~ toss 20 h-r nn=
c. ~ E5litnt scar snloa
sit
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T1s nzosi line q ela8lss ffuiu
ant suss In ,o-u 1 3, crz,-As-s
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So ias liae 4 books aha hRl4s O
dizslsy a coaiess
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Leslie Hm ~ le-u quite 50 Il
= e. aays
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J-ssios's f9 s7as- au4 skiris q
Al ssssTiV,ioa
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GsAr Gfizzis tHs blsn ssek -
SAYS. sps Is iho-sAi 70 nse ma
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WulaO C,rtmelt 81 Afs,NiANl b
aeel,e lNsgs Il ,bls vM\ h WY
may,lsl ~ Ashland lAsl n say
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Iasare riiA WAliaee Life. Fire
Aori6sai. ee One nsar aePot
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Ma R 0.ana ~ ssA ihis
s-k
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ATE frisa ks EiiA . FRA = ore
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Al As tai.ss 10 his wii~
Tiar' Paih NJ TAT knif
1 1Jat IKE - iooths ~ ia1s ilth
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-23
COLUMBIA STILL
UNDER WATER
Thrown From Drydock
by Quake She Lies
Submerged.
Four Divers Are at Work
Patching Up Hull
Of Vessel.

The raising of the steamer Columbia is
Eivinx some trouble and a good deal of
expense to the Union Iron Works. She is
lying now in twenty feet of water and at
an angle Of forty-five degrees. Four div
are In her hold, patching up her hull.
They Will have done by the end Of the
week, and then the big pumps will be put
to work to float her.
The Columbia was on the drydock when
the earthquake came. The shock jerked
down the keel and bilge blocks that held
her upright and threw her forward four
feet, AZ X she were rubber ball. With
the blocks crumbled beneath her, she
thumped down upon the platform Of the
tirydock, went clean through it, filled with
water and sank
The Columbia belongs to the San Fran
cisco and Portland Steamship Company.
She registers $500 tons, and plies between
San Francisco and Portland She is dam
aged to the extent of at least 800, O00
The Mexican and the Columbian, being
built for the American and Hawaiian
Steamship Company at the Union Iron
Works, were also knocked off their blocks,
but were not damaged. 1t will cost many
thousands Of dollars, however, to put
them back in place.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-23
WILL PREPARE
FOUR MEASURES
Harbor Boards Attorney
Instructed to Draw
Relief Bills.

Four relief bills will be presented at the
next session of the Legislature to cover
the loss that came 10 the State by reason
OF the earthquake and fire on the water
front of San Francisco last month. At
torney Davis. counsel for the Board OF
State Harbor Commissioners. has been IN
structed TO prepare the necessary meas
ures.
The water front according TO the es-
Inmates prepared by L. D. Norton, engi-
neer for the Harbor Commissioners. was
injured to the extent of 640,62s.40. OF this
amount il is figured that something like
S76,500 may be recovered from the fnsur-
ance companies.
The necessity for framing four legisla-
tive bills is found in the amounts in
volved A large part OF the loss was to
the Ferry building, which suffered from
earthquake but not by fire. The extent
of this damage was something more than
S12 600, according to the figures prepared
for the Harbor Commissioners by Engi-
neer Norton. Damage sustained by the
belt railroad, structures on the wharves
bunkers. the grain sheds and one OF the
piers swell the grand total to the large
figures mentioned when the losses are
estimated.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-23
Married Couples Seek Separation,

Divorce suit was filed yesterday b..
Frederick c. Lohse against Mary A
Lohse. He alleges intoxication on sew
eral occasions and also that she hat
absented herself from her home ont
night, declining TO inform him as t.
the reason thereof The wife at ono,
filed general denial and allege.
cruelty on her husbands part. Sh.
alleges that he struck her on the bar
shoulder with the heel of a shoe whil
she was still in bed Other minor act
of unhusbandly conduct are alsi
charged. Lohse is teamster In th
employ of the gas and electrical com
pany at $3.50 a day. out Of which h,
offers to provide for three children
the issue of the marriage.
Nydia NJ. Lagarde has sued Al,
phonse Lagarde for a divorce. The,
were married in March. 1894.
A. R. Kinney. who lives In visalia
in answering his wife's complaint 70,
divorce, says she did not tell the
truth when she said she resided in
this city three months previous to her
commencing the suit.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-23
STEAMSHIP MAR|P0SA
SAILS FOR TAHITI
Takes Usual Number of Summer Passengers
and Large Amount of Freight

MALTA--Pessed May aerDr stmr InAra.
DaI3t EvERPoAsssed sIsR M nv - nay '1H. s pass D..
pft55 5SbSS1fssse.s fsSs Ifsssa. o.t n,v ,-sor atm,
MoJI-ssilsd May s--Fr stnr Amiysi rnsa'
man tSs ssa grans,seo y,a rsst rgsp''sk
CoRoEEI-Saisd Nay i7-Fr gtnf Anfal
AisGf FsIiMourkms.il.d eSt Tess May of bars Br.-
gGGATsMAIH.gsil.d 81 rGz Af.Sg April ss-a.r .snr
: &C IcAPuLoomssled ti May ao-stmr city OF
ANToFAGAsTA-sailed April 27-Br ship
sYbSEY.Ayr,yss s, prior s,a e. May ass5 .tg1
EAST L6SBoND4rriSed prior to Nay IL
sr ship ,di,Tn Traysncore. from ssattle g .,,. ~.
rhMouhaArsnsd fva May 2Fr ship Yer
Observation-Disclosures May 71-Br .tmr
Radiant for San sss' F1sneiseo. April April is-Br s6ip
Lord Templetown. for Honolulu. April %
In port April 3o-schrs Alex T Blown and
WiIbert Smith; ship Tillie z stsrbucs, tor
Eonolulu; Br ship Peter Iredsle for s1lipa
taine ship Emily Red, Br ship Juteopolis, bktn
James johnson, for San Traneisee.
tsnia, hence May is s. for Nansimo '' ''
Sailed May 21-Br stmr Empress Of India, for
10kOname.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
NEW Y0RK-Arrived May 22--Stmr Fried
rich der Gresse, from Bremen, Southampton and
Cherbourg
NEW YoRK-SaiIed May 21-Stmr Kaiser
Wilhelm II, for Bremen; stmr Carmonia, for
Liverpool.
SYDNEY Nsw-Arrived prior TO May 22-
stmr Moana, from Vancouver via Honolulu and
Auckland.
HAyRE-Arrived May 22-Stmr La Gas
cogne, from New York,
BREMBN-- May 22-stmr Barbarossa,
from New York.
CHERBouRG-Arrived May 2o-stmr Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse, from New York for Hrenien,
and proceeded.
ANTwERP--Arrived May 2o-stmr Kroon-
land, from New York.
Sailed May 22-stmr Rhynfand for New York.
LIvERPOOL-Sailed May 22--Stmr Carmania,
for New York.
NAPLEs-sailed May 22--stmr Cana thia,
for New York.
PALERMO-Sailed May 1e-stmr Princess
Irene for New York.
GENoA-Sailed May 17-stmr Scraps, from
Hamburg for San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-23
BoYNToN AND VANCE MUST
FACE CHARGE OF MURDER
Police Judge shortaIl Refuses to Dismiss
Men Implicated In Killing of Ma
lor TlIden.

Police Judge Shortall yesterday morn
ing refused to dismiss Edward s. Boynton
and Malcolm Vance, charged in connec-
ton with w. e. Simonds with the murder
of Major Tilden in the Mission on the
night of April %. Judge Shortall held
that, while there was no direct evidence
against the men, he felt justified in hold
ing them for trial In the Superior Court,
together with Simonds.
On the stand both men testified that
they fired into the air According to their
statements, which are virtually Che same
as those made by Simonds, they claim
that when the automobile containing Til
den and his party came rushing along
they ordered the driver to stop and he re-
fused, whereupon they fired several times
into the air.
Attorney Stafford. for the defense, after
hearing the testimony of the accused men,
together with that of several other wit
nesses Of minor importance. moved that
his clients be discharged from custody.
But 6hortaH refused to grant the order of
dismissal and both men were held over.
The case was continued TIL the afternoon,
when more witnesses were to be exam
insd. but as they failed to put in an ap-
peArance the case went over till this
Iasrnihg at 10 o'clock.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-23
srinss Prisoner In Dead Wagon.

c. F. Ott an employe of the Golden
Gate undertaking parlors, brought Will
liam Henderson, stevedore to police
headquarters yesterday morning. He ex-
planned to Detective T. B. Gibson that on
Monday evening in Coakleys saloon on
the San Bruno road he met Henderson
and another man They had a number
of drinks. OFT footing the bill, and Ott
fell asleep in the dead wagon. When he
awoke he missed his purse containing SIS
In gold and some silver. Henderson was
sitting on the dead wagon and Oft ac-
cused him OF stealing his purse and
struck him several times. Then he drove
him to the Branch County Jail. where he
was kept al yesterday morning. Hen
derson's friend had disc ppeared and OFT
believes he took tho purse with him.
Henderson denied having stolen the
purse.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-23
Many Licenses issued.

Two of the busiest men around police
headquarters for several days past have
been Sergeant j. T. Donovan, In charge
of the license department and his as
sistant, Policeman George Douglass.
Since May IL they have received ISL
new applications for peddlers licenses
and have issued 6s3 out of the number.
Each applicant had to pay s6 and the
amount paid into the city treasury has
been s373s. OF the remainder some were
free, others had gone cut of the business
and others have not yet been located.
Most OF the applications were to sell
soft drinks, cigars and tobacco and pho
tographs on the public streets
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-23
e4erra Docks.

1hs 0naa1io Compauy's stee aship
tzSCfS. which arrived In port late Non
cay 2zrep7oo1, went 70 her dock at
EIer early yesterday morning. The
EZst news OF tf1B disaster received bI,
The o<acers and crew Of the vessel was
on their arrived at Sydney. This was
On April 20, two days after the earth
quake They read IN the newspapers
ShHS the CHI House had tumbled into
me SEA, that twelve warehouses be-
tween howard and Folsom streets had
fallen down, ehEt the entire water
front had been submerged, that the
SaizcR Hotel had collapsed with an
s~11 crash, and that the only hotel
II tbs city mat had not s7occmbed to
euaaze and IRE was the st. Francis
They z1tEo read that the sreR Of the fire
had extondsc fRr along on the penin-
Suls, and that IN this mammoth CON
nagTNtton 25sQ00 miles square had
Tc1ohSd the steamship from J. D.
Sp-aolzetz. which gave them a correct
account OF affairs here
Among the passengers w4aD arrived
on tae 6teTra YVES Captain c. T. Gre
vAfes aim de camp 20 the Governor
Ge1Sral al Mslb0ux2A Col0nsa K
kftraauen brother OF I1azd Kztchaner
cOm -IzE1afKa en- Fuu&a to London
EsnCy 6. Eer and family Of New
IDT21 who are touring the world and
So1zR L s. Navy men who have bean
xrzttcmz1 n Pegp PzgD. T9asT are
EzyuaSter Reginald Spaar, his clerk,
0ha<ios Il. DeE1s Jr., p G Ab@Ror
and Ensign Prank e. Tzzbeaa
The 2isrra brought S9e,ebt pounds
sterling.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-23
Marriage Licenses.

ranted yesterday:
Alfred l.. Krpeber. %. San Francisco.
nd Henriette Rothschild, Is and over,
S4S Washington street.
Ambrose d. Callahan %, 421s Twenty
~ixth street, and Agnes S. omar, 22 1920
twenty sixth street.
Hubert E. Hunt "a. and Grace Rollins,
g, both of San Francisco.
John J. Creighton, 22 2544 Howard
street, and Ella Tuers, 10, Lilac avenue
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-23
Only Another Stolen Trunk.

j. A. Garnett, an erlploye of the Har-
Dor Commissioners. obtained warrant
yesterday from Police Judge Mogan for
the arrest of John Doc Newt on a
charge of felony enbezzlenent Garnett
says that on the day of the earthquake
he gave Newt. who was in the en-
ployment of the Morton Express Com
pany, trunk containing $4,000 i'm coin
and jewelry to convey from the Lang
ham Hotel to a place of safety. He has
been unable to find any trace of Newt
or the trunk.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-23

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