The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-24

Lena Crowder, Annie + Conway. Mrs.
Curren. Emily Curran (chlld). Dominica
Delucchi, Natti Delucchi. Mrs. Marie DE
Brunner +. H. Delaranelli, Mary Sole
yum. Engen Enger S Louis, Martha Fay.
NJ. Fenner. Joseph Gallagher Getie or
l Getz (male), George Green, Mrs. Gross
(suicide). c. Guy Mrs. Ida O. Heasllp.
Hustle (male). " f. siestle. Henry A. r.
Hansen, -- Higgins, body supposed 10
be a. Houston. Ishida (Japanese). Mr..
John Mrs Johnin. Johnson (child). Wal
ter Nicholas Kempston. Kornfield,
Rudolph q. KrouSer.
-- Kroutt (malel, ---- Lander. IL. Lun1.
Alfred Donsdale. Louis Lynch Eugene
--. -Maroney. Mrs. Modamn. Cornelius
Mccarthy. Robert Mccarthy ---McKen-
zie. Joseph Myers. Myrtle NJ. Muge. John
Murtha. ---Myake (Japanese). T.. c. Maui
man. J. Trophy Nye. George Nicholas,
Richard Nasz Child. Frank Nauman.
Paolo O'Neil. ONelll. Thoma
O'Brien, --Paolonelle. --Ragan. -
Reilly, Ring Mrs. Elizabeth Reeee.
Johanna Reich. -- Rosenberg (woman).
Frank Riordan, --- Sakamada (Japanese).
A. Shioni and wife l.. Sonetu, Henry
Schmuchert Caroline Simpson. Temper
ance sherry. William Stanelse (baby).
George Steele, Lillian j. Sherman y. T..
Sullivan, fire chief (died from injuries
T''flNfuls Ut. 1ndrlss r. lhkkart, Los
Angeles; II. e. Ttiden tshot by thugs April
20. Mary s. Van Slick. Ferdinand Van
Seicht. Julia Ward. Annie Whalen, Annie
Webster. John wier. Paul Zxinko. 16 un-
known men. 10 unknown women, six un-
known children, six unknown Chinese, 2l
sex not known
Although this report very materially
reduces the death list for San Francisco
~ Is not believed that IL will be further
increased save by isolate victims among
the ruins
"GREELY, Major General"
COLLIER BOYS SAFE.
Boston, April 24-Charles and rdwir
Collier. two Somervile boys. who were al
the Hotel Ascot I'm San Francisco al tn,
time OF the earthquake. barely escaped
with their lives and left the doomed city
before nightfall on the first day.
Edwin IL now i'm Denver and Charles N
Oakland The news was received by the
brother, Addison w Collier OF Somer
Vile In n letter today from his brothe
Edwin
"The suffering in the city was horrible,
he wrote 1--WE had nothing TO eat o
drink all day. Plaster came down on US Il
our beds and had the shock lasted tel
seconds longer we should have heei
among the missing. The Ascot didn't fall
Dul IL was ike DtinB III " HWlDk.
10000 QUICKLY TRANSFERRED.
New York. April A-The Red Cross II
this city today transferred 5000 20 Sai
Francisco upon receipt OF a Telegram
from Dr. Edward p. Devine. in comman,
OF the Red Cross field work in San Fran
cisco.
AMERICAN BOARDS LOSS.
Boston. April A-The American boar
OF commissioners for foreign missions hal
received a telegram from it's district sec
retary for the Pacific coast Rev. II. NJ
Tenny, dated from his home I'm Oakland
Cal April 20 as follows: Contents OF Of
nce total loss. Am safe and we'll"
The office of the board OF the district
was In the Y. NJ. G. A. at the corner o
Mason and Ellis streets, San Francisco
The Implication OF the telegram is SAID
10 be that the Y. NJ c. a. building includ
ing group OF Congregational offices wa'
also destroyed.
BOSTON SENDS 5000 BLANKETS.
! Boston. April 2L-F'ive thousand blan
| kets were despatched this afternoon e
| Oakland. cal. by tho Massachusetts As
sociation for the Relief OF California. A
| the receiving depots for clothing. shoes
| bedding and other necessities. established
/ at the North and South stations. larg'
| quantities ot desirable goods are beinl
received Clothing IN especially desired.
! Today Mr. Mary Morton Kehew OF tn
| Women's Educational and Industrial as
| ISOLATION sent notices 10 all the women
| clubs IN Massachusetts, asking for con