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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-31

WANTED FOR THEsU. - ARMY
Able bodied unmarried men. between
ages n and IS; citizens OF United States
OF good character and temperate habits.
who can speak. read and write English
For Information epply 10 Recruiting Of
fcer. "a North Main Street. Providence.
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-01
EXPENDITURES.

EXPENDITURES.
BY warrants, 1906. $446,0Ss 81
Balance, Jan. /, 1906. s12O,215 GA
In hands of j. A. Scran-
ton ......................$ 1I,143 So
In hands of p. F. Con-
nor .......................1 1Oe, AZ %
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-01
1tebcr bunsert 9erionen inn srans
iiaen Tlntbenerab.

Sin Spe,ial'@orrelponoent oes rYolt
Sntelli9encer@ pon Seattle, Walb., tele'
srapbirte ieinsr 3eitun9 aus Bort glus
seles, oaB oas Silisidiii u@itg Of 3O'
pefa" elm Sebeusrettun9sboot oes jere
triimmerten OampIers nValenciaA nit
a6tsebn geretteten Perionen le6s Wtei'
len oon Capt. Seale 9efunoen bat. Die
@eretteten befanoeu li6 in einem bes
tla9enspertben 3ultauO infol9e Der
aus9eitanoenen @efabren waren lie 10
erl6Opft, baB lic faum 3ulammens
bdn9enoe Wtittbeilun9en MAIDEN tOnn'
ten. sic Slaubcn, OaB lie Die Sesten
wareu, Die 9erettet Wuroen, unb oaB
nit oem Dampfer minoeltens 1926
8erionen in bic Gieie 9eiunten iinO.
Vile riibmen Den 0eloenmutb oes ebens
falls umsetomulsnen Gapitdus OeS
u DValencia", Der tros Der furdtbaren
aufresunS. Die au Soro 6es Sd)ifies
berri6te, rubiS blieb uno nur aui Die
Tettun9 9lnSerer be6a6t mar, uno ia.
gen, oaB, wenn bic fOpfloIen Palia9iere
unb auiseregten WtatrOlen ieine 0efeble
prompter aussefiibrt batten, nod pslc
BerlOnen batten 9erettet weroen f0nnen.
SSsniss Stellen auf Der @rotu9sl ba'
ben ibOn 10 uiele Sdiffsfataitropben
peruria9t. wie Die WeItfiiite uOu San.
cOuuer Sslano, woielbit in ben lesten
40 Sabren 56 S6iiie nit Ill Wiens
iben unter9in9en. Suuerbulb Der lesteu
Wtonate uerunsliiften oalelbit auBsr
oem r8alencia" Die S6iffe nSfins
Dapio" nit Z Wfann uno vHaB OF
Wfelfort" nit 26 YeriOnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-01
Sseuer .stern" eutSeeft.

Wtaoame @alue, bic beriihmtc Rrima'
Donna, Die in Seattle. 8alb.. in sinem
@oncerte auitrut, bat einen rneuen
Steru" entoedt, oem lie cine 9roBe gu
fuuft aui Der 9oncerts uno Spernbiibne
in 9lusIi6t itett. Die ansebenoe 9iinlt'
lerin 1T bie II Sabre alte Sosi 6snrt,
Die Dor Wtaoame @alue nno mebreren
Wtit9lieoern ibrer @eieuifaTt in oeH
6otel, in benz bic Yrimaoonna wobnte,
fang unb Our6 ibre slofenbelle Stimme
uno @raSie 10 ent;iidte, caB WtaOame
@alue Dem erltaunteit Wiao6en ertldrte,
lie molle iie aoOptiren uuo in 4aris iur
SpernldnSerin ausbilben lalien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-01
Auslano.

- Sailer Wilbelm perlieb benz ruff
ihen Yrenlier SSitte bic Settle uno bas
@roBfreu3 bonn SOtben slolerOrben.
Sm GonsrsB BON Peru wurbt
Der nit Der Hepublif 9olipia abse,
i6loIiene SanOeIsuertra9 einitimmie
glt9ebeiBen.
= @ouperueur Sollo9ub tieB be
2ibau, RuBlano, Dor eini9en Ia9en 22
Perionen trie9Sseri6tli6 proSeiiirer
uno erldieBen.
= Die oeutlden @ebeimrGtbe OoiI
uno S6maba9 merben oemnd6it Elm
Bud iiber amerifanil9e @iienbabneu
perCifentliden.
- Sm boben 9llter BON 1O4 Sabrsr
itarb In Toronto, Snt., SSrau Tebeccn
Wa9ner. sic mar elm @nfelin bee
Prdlibeuten WtabiIou.
= Das beriibmte @eperbebaus,
Srheiter in Dresben bat in Srdulein
Gertrude Steiuer ben eriten weibli9en
SoHcertmetlter ergalten.
= aus Dem peneSolauii6en Staat
SermubeB wirb elm beftises @rbbebeu
9emelbet, oas iebo6 feinen nenuenss
wertben S9aoen anri6tete.
Sn Sonitantiuopel lit Sa.
rutbeoOorp Bai6a. Der leste Der Se.
uollmG6tisten Der 9iirtei, bic oem
Yerliner @OusreB beipobnteu, 9eitor.
ben.
Der Oauil6e Dampfer st. 90.
minSo" ifleppte ben britii6eh DAM
pier vPetinia", pel6er auf bober Gee
Ieine Propelleri6raube uerloren bate,
ua6 6almoutb, @nslanb.
Sberit BON Sospotb, Gomman.
beur oes ia6liI6en S6iisens (ShIi.
ler.) He9iments pPrin3 @eors" gto.
1Os, welder iiinsit in Dresden plOsli6
aus benz 9ebeu idieb, ioll uidt eines
nattirliden Gooes 9eltorben, ionoern
un9ebli6 pom einem boben SffBier i'm
0uel eriholien worOen lein.
- Sine BON gSien aus uerbreitete
Wieloung, oa6 inter oem Sorlis oes
aaiiers Sran; SOiepb cine nit Der nm.
suriiden Strife Suiammenbdn9enoe @es
neralcOnferen, itattseIunoen babe, iu
wel6er alle @orpscommanoanten beru'
fen moroeu ieien, lit. wie pom maB9es
benber Seite uerlidert miro, uOllitauoi9
unbesrilubet.
- 9lus RreBburs wirO SemelOst, OuB
@raf SonDaD uno ieiue @emablin,
Frin,eilin Stepbanie, ebenalise Sron'
prin,eiIiu BON Seiterreid. Die friiber
Dem Siiriten 6endel uon DOnnersmurd
sebOrenoe Seiisung Garlsbur9 nm ben
Rreis pon uier Wtillionen 9nlben ses
fault babeu. I'M bort ibrer oauernoen
8Obniie uuiSuibluSen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-01
Gifenbabn Seittnbelle.
.e.lapars. sadapaHua uno 8eiisru satu
Su straii len /. suui 1908

Su straii len 4. Stunt 1903
EaetiG -Bnl6bi scranton fur Nsp gorf
mn 2.05, 800, 6.05 500, 1910, Born. f2..
40, $40 uuo 3.35 Natmittass. 8ur Hsp
gprt II. philadelphia, UNI $40 u. 10 10 8prm.;
1910 uuo 3.3i 8abmittass. 6lr @Oules
borS. 6.tG Siahmittass.
R0rolid sir Buffalo um IS. 6.22 u. 900
Nor.; t.55, 6.35 uuS t.tU Rahmittass. Sir
8insbamtou, Glmira unp 3wil6snhatpntn, I'M
f025 Rpr une 05 Nahm. 6iir Ssptep.
SYrasuls uuo Utica. um LIS unb 6.22 Wpr. ;
f.55 slatmittaes Ssrsgo. @sraeuit unb
Utica aug UNI 6.22 Wor. l6uft i6slit, ausat-
nommtu Sonntass. 5iir WUntrOit nm 900
Rcr.; los unh 6.35 Na6m. Ni6pipn VIC.
tpmpbatiou. um AGO une Is Na&mittass.
Dloomsburg Sibiiiou-9aldbi SCRANTON
fir 9urtbumbtrlane nm 6.35. 10 10 DIOR.
f.55 uub 6.35 Ratm. 6tr plymouth UNI 9.05
Na&mitass. tS
SouutaaSs3hee.
eabli&-8ar Rsp gpif um $50, 800
sos unb 1910 @Orssus; $40 uuS 3.3t
giaGm.
WSrolid - 6Hr Buffalo um LIS, uni
6.22 Wpr. t.55. 6.35 unb lilo Na6m
8ir GImtra uub 3piftsuhattcnsn, 1925 BSr'
mittass.
SlSomsburs Sibiiion- -8nI6bt Scranton
nm 1910 Wcr unb 6.35 Rddm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-01

Cash on hand Jan. /. 1906 ..s 1904 s.
EARNINGS AND DISBURSEMENT
OF COUNTY OFFICES. YEAR 1895.
Clerk of Courts.
Credit balance Jan. 2.
1905 .......................S 5,S751s
Cash earnings, 1905 ...... 1888 81
Fees charged to county,
I5Uo ...........s.s......... o'ilt 70
-----$ Q, ,25s II
Salaries, 1896 .............S S,15S %
Advertising liquor IL
censes, etc, 1906 ...... LIN 10
-1 900 70
Credit balance ...................s1l,s ,s5e a
Prothonotary.
Credit balance Jan. 2.
lslo ...s,....s........s...1 EE ~
Cash earnings, 1906 ...... s,22 IS
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0crmii6tes Jnldnc.

- 8ei SolcOmbe SSisc., lpnrben
bel elmer SeiiclerplOiiOn in einer Sdse.
mible ie6s YsriOnen 9etOotet uuO orei
uerlett.
- Die Yittsburger SOrlenmatlers
firma @. .. @artner & SO. bat nit
Verbinolihfeiten uon mebr oils $780,
600 ibren SanterOtt ansemeloet.
Die Sullmau gatace Gar So.
9ebt nit Dem Sian um. alle fir Rull'
man.Shlafwagen ausseitellte SreipGie
einSujieben uuo feline weiteren ausSu'
ltellen.
Der in Der lestsn 3eit oft se'
nannte SdriItiteller ROultnep Sigelom
bat leine Stelle oils DO,ent fiir Solters
re6t oil Der Bottom llniperIitat nieoer'
selest. .
Gem 8rGfSsuteu lit cine BON
10000 Yiir9ern oes Staates Wtana'
huietts unter;eihnete. 107 5uB lanse
8etition fir Die @rbaltun9 Der alten
Sresutte Contribution" Suseitsllt wor'
ben.
- Gbicasoer SoSialiiten nabmen in
mebreren sutbeiuhten Wfaiienuerlamm'
luuseu lanse Spmpatbiebeihllilie fir
ibre fampienosu @enoiien in TuBlano
al uuo erbobsn cine Sollette, bic 500
er9ab.
- gtah elmer furjen Sranfbeit itarb
in Alameca, Sal, Der penIionirte Slot
tentuplan Sobu Ginger 9Sallaee I'm
glter uou IA Sabren. @r mar i'm
Sabre 1868 uon Yrdiibert Sincolu gum
Saplau ernannt moroen.
- Mad einsm benz @eriht in
MsaOpille, 3D., Suseitellten Seridt Der
Sommiilion Der Gountg sluoitOren
bat Ii6 in ben 0tednuuseu bes friibe'
rem SdaemsiiterS .. u. ScOtt rln
Defi;it uon $50, ,S74 beraus9eltellt.
- Die 9iationalbeamteu Der rllniteS
Sriib yengue Of glmerica" baben Der
8artei Der iriiden gtationalilten i'm
alten Saterlaube $4,000 iiberpieIen,
oamit Iie bic @onteite bel Der lester
9arlumentswabl erfOl9rei6 bur6'
fdmpfeu fOnn'n.
- Or. Charles .. guriu9er. elm be-
fainter friibcrer 9lrit uuo ieet Yer'
ii6eruuesasent in Calumet, Wtib.
wuroe unter Der ibweren slntlase
iun9e WtGOhen nadl ieiner Sifice &C.
lodt unb bort Seriu6e 9emu6t Su
bubeu, lie Su uer9ewaltisen, uerbuftet
Der gHitlins 1T bereitS ~ Sabre aIt.
- 9ln 300 Ntduuer uabmen Der
9irgsr Grneit Sater aus Der GOuntl
Sail uuo bGu9ten ibn uabe benz Sc
ridtssebduOe i'm SerSsn Der StaO
Soptinsuille. SD. Der 9teger buttl
Samita9 9lbsub siuen triminellen Yin
9riif aui Die 1S Sabre alts WtarD Sen
trD psriu6t, Die er niecerihlug uni
un ben SiiBen in cine 9lllep i6leppte
ibre Silieruie bra6ten uber 9ia6barr
berbst, looaB Der Sdworje flob. 81
wuroe ipdter uerbnftet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-01

Nitull btidHte ssss-ssss.s..s.s's'.sS oSb W
Register of Wills.
Cash earnings, 1906 ......s 1854 10
Fees charged to county,
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eadananna & @1omins gallrB.
(eaurel pinit.l
Srat In araft am 1. 9nui 1905

Grdt IN NTatt am I. Jnnt 1915.
3aes ptrIaGsn Serautou nm 1 90, 200, 90
400, 500 une 600 RSrssus. I'm 40 DIOR.
ssns an WcGsutaesn uub alt udtfOlstuet
itpan,ie Winuttn, unb um 700 Wcrssus an
Spnutassu une al. nd6fOlstues jpaujis Wi'
uuisu bic une iriIufpt ~ 10 Ra6ts, in 0il.
its-9art al Wiiuuttu ipGtu anfommtub.
3hat aile 10 Miuuien an @U1snidBtu Spu
800 Bic GAO Ra&mittaas.
Grpue,iiet balisu uur In pittstcn an, ptr.
IaftH SIantpu ale Stuuet tdelib, ausat.
uemmtn Spnutae, BON 7.i6 Wpratus bis I'm
7.i6 RaHmittaes uue trtftn in gDiIfts'Sau
80 Minuttn Ip6tr elm.
Stfttnr Ditnii spii&su SaantOu, Has aua
parf unb pttersbure.
Sisbs BabrpIan fur stpSdtsfSIbnuet 3Hst.
8.G. @pIy, IT,, Dultbrslsttsr, Suanicu.
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Serid)t
Controllers bon Qafa'
luanila Gountb,
fir bas 9dbr snbsno
glm 1 Sanuar 1906.

an bic 4htbareu, bic Ribter bee geribtes uon Cons
mon QIeas pon eadawanna Gountp:
Sb, Gbwar6 u. Sones, Gouutp Controller,
na6 geboriger Sereietgung laut benz 8eieBe, unters
breite hiermit einen Seribt Der Ginnabmen un6
ausgGben uou sGddwanna Gountp, pom 2. Sanuar
1905 bis 1. Sanuar 1906, we porgei6rieben uon Sets
tion fedbs '6l ber atte, webe has Amt oes County
Controllers erert, beiidttgt am q. 5Gge oes Suni
1905, y. Y. Ssite i03
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OF
LACKAWANNA COUNTY, FROM
JANUARY 2, 1906, to JANUARY l, 1906
Cash in hands of Joseph
A. Scranton, Jan. 2.
1906 ..............".......s 17.Ti3 55
Cash in hands of James
Young, Jan. 2, 1905..... 107, ,307 "a
s1St on 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-21

The quick relief from rheumatic pains
afforded by Chamberlan's Pain Balm has
surprised and delighted thousands OF sur
fertrs II makes rest ana sleep possinie.
A great many have been permanently
cured of rheumatism by the use Oh TINS
Eminent. For sale by all druggists
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-21
ELKS ARE DOING
yEOMAN SERVICE.
Noble Work in Extending Relief
To the Suffering Home
less.
HAVE RAISED $1,000 IN CASH.
Also II Great Quantity of Bread, Meat,
Condensed Cream and Other
Provisions In Demand.

The salt Lake ElSs are doing yeo-
man work I'm extending relief aid to the
san Francisco sufferers, and up 30 TINS
morning, $1,000 had been raised In
cash. and a great mass Of provisions
has been donated The Elks' COM
mittce sent of last night two cars
Of crackers. canned meats. condensed
cream and several thousand loayes of
bread All OF the bread Is wrapped
and then packed in cases So that it
Nill be in good condition on arrival
ARRANGE FOR BREAD.
The Elks' committee has arranged
with several local bakeries to take all
the bread these bakeries can turn out
for the next week. running night and
day. The committee also arranged
with the Redman Van & Storage cont
pany to handle the shipments OF pro-
visions. and the company donates the
use of It's warehouse and service OF us
employees. Bread must be at the ware
house at a. m for morning snip
ment. and At $500 p. m, FOR the even
ing shipment The committee IS pur-
chasing today, $1,000 worth of blank
cts shoes and chldren's clothing for
shipment this evening,
That citizens and business houses
are coming forward I'm a most gem
erous spirit h made evident by the
liberal contributions which brought
the total sum up to the tens Of thou
sands last night Cash subscriptions
up to last night are as follows with
many more coming in today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-21

Hadley, 81; cash. 81. culver Paint
6 Glass Co., SIS; j. G. Craig (Herald),
$50; cash UieraldD. So; Albert Lastly
81: III. y. Quimby So; william Black,
81; cash, 81; Thomas Harmon, W.
Mrs. Fenton, 81; Fannie Galbraith, 81;
Blanche Cherry, 81, Mabel DALEY. 81;
cash. soc; o. f. Andrew, 81; cash, |;
Gibson Grain & Stock CO., 1850;
Cleaveland Commission Co, $50; salt
Lake fire department $50; b. b, Hey
wood. S25. George w. silks $50; j.
G. Leary s26; Fisher Harris 500 c.
j. Crabtree, SIS; j. p. Gardner, $3.50;
Edwin Plohn, 50; c. Nestfall, 50, l..
Il. Bankman, So: j, Y. Yaney 50; & 5.
Vaduer (Herald), 500, cash Go Her.
add. 81 Don Porter 500; Ladies'
auxiliary ~ q. r. G, $40, T. O, Per-
kns. So; ]. H. May, IS, p. A, Moore,
IS. j. a. Scott, $40; G. 7, Richmond
IS: Y. NJ. G. A.. 500: Theron Geddes.
$50, 4. f RedmGn, $2j; Goodwin &
Van Pelt. $40; A. J. Davis, S25, George
u. Pyper, k25; w. II. Bintz, S25; War
ron & Hill. S25; Thomas Lamplorgh'
$40, Mrs W. ~ Williams, ladies' Il. Il,
l.. committee (quiltsl, $50; Homer
Kendall, $40; Paris Millinery, $50;
Walkers store, $1,000, W. II. Lake, 81;
~ 4. 'IuN Nli u . - - iibN''f 80 . .
j. Moran, 500, l. \. Benton, S25; A..
J.. jacobson, IS: Miss Rowe, 81: A. T.
Rogers (Horald). 81; Willard snyder
$500. II. O. CLARK 81; W. j. Clark,
See: u. Park, soc; c. Peterson. $3.50;
u. Austin, 81; Martha smith 81; Mrs
G. :. Cannot 80; p. Harding, So Ellz.
Missmore, 81; p. c. Sablon. 81; Mrs,
Dustin, 81. Louis Hook, 81, \. c.
Christensen 81; cash, 81; +. NJ. Feitr,
81: cash, 81; l.. J. Price, 81; Esther
Reilly. 81: Mrs. g 5. Cowan, 81; Il. Il.
Wicks, $40: Mrs. Green, 81; G. f.
Richmond, SIS: William Russell 81 Or,
j. w Girsey (HeraldD. IS; W. NJ. Nc
Carly, $50: Keeley Institute, SEQ; c.
T.. Chestnut 81; cash, 81; j. T. Lynch,
81: cash. 81 James kilecn 81; q. ;.
Holmes. 500; w. O.. Hassard, $3.50,
total $6,96i.
one carload of bread aud other sup
plies was forwarded to san Francisco
last night by the committee aud three
more cars will be ready Tor shipment
tonight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-21
PROTECT PROPRIETARY MEpI-
CiNES.

Did ever occur to you that promrle-
tarv medicines are blessing TO man
Kind generally? The good ones have
long continued sale: the poor ones
have short life and soon leave the
If we had to depend entirely upon
phvsicians and druggists it would be
expensive and very inconvenient at
times, especially in the country and at
tight when neither could be convenient
ly reached For nearly forty years
Boschoe's German Syrup has been used
In many families and thousands OF
lives of adults and children have been
saved by its use. when 1t was lmpos-
slble to reach physician. German
syrup is the hest household remedy
for cough, colds. throat and lung
trouble It quickly relieves the hack
ing cough. loosens the phlegm. and
brings sound and refreshing sleep.
twenty-five and seventy-hve cents.
Get a copy of Green's Prize Almanac
AT all druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-21
CANAL BIDS OPENED,
For INVENT, Miles of Work ON Indian
Creek.

Following are the bids on 20 miles
NJ canal ON Indian creek above Boise
city. which were opened yesterday at
Boise.
First schedule-W. II. THOMPSON
So3 S25t smith & Youngkin. $lob,O2b;
page * Brnton. Sl30S6O.
Socond srhsduic-W n. Thompson,
<ce t7G, smith a Youngkin, SSl5OO;
Page &. Brulonl SG9,750.
Third schedule-W. u. THOMPSON
ses 600. page & Brlton S66, 800. Smith
4 Youngllin submitted no bid ON THIS
section. .,.,sa. -,
Mr. Thompson IS the low bidder on
tho first and second seTtons' WIZ ~
page & Brinton are $3.50 lower on inc
third section.
The bids were sent 20 Nashlngtoh'
and the award will be made IRON
there. --...---------------
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-21
GRAPHIC STORY
Of THE HORROR.
Big Buildings Shook Like a Ter
rier Shakes a
Rat.
R0ADWAYS LIKE SEA WAVES.
Dead Piled on Automobile Trucks Like
Beef Carcasscs-Crushed Skulls
And Broken Bones.

Sam, Wolf. brother of Isaac Wolf OF
this city, is in town from the scene of
disaster. He was in the Grand hotel
when the shock occurred, and said the
building seemed to shake as terrier
shakes a rat, Plaster, bricks and
mortar were thrown down from
the walf and ceilings, and on
his dressing hurrledly and maxi
ing for the street. Mr.. Wolf found
the roadways moving like the waves of
tho sea. He FASTENED towards the fer
ny. and saw across the street the whole
front Of building fail out SO that he
was covered with dust. Next he saw the
dead carried by him piled up OH an
automobile truck like beef carcasses in
"A butcher wagon. They had crushed
skulls. broken bones and were covered
with blood.
FIRES BLAZED IN ALL PARTS.
Fires were blazing in all directions,
live wires We're a constant menace. And
then Mr.. Wolf continued with the fol-
lowing graphic story; 1T seemed as If
must be caught in the trap, but ! fn-
ally got out into the opening before the
Ferry building, and still the ground
seemed to shake, and great assures
were all about me. tell you 1t looked
bad to see the solid ground opening.
Just ahead of me was a crowd of men,
women and children. some clothed. 9TH
crs barefooted and scantily clad, all
rushing for the great entrance, and all
looking to that point for safety.
LITTLE ONES PRAYED.
Women and children knelt on the
cold asphalt and prayed God would
be merciful to them, ] tell you II
touches man, even in such case. to
see women and children lift their hands
In prayer. At last we got on the boat
and arrived at Oakland. Here arose one
Of the pretty pictures OF human life.
Not a woman In that crowd had enough
| clothing on her person TO keep her
| warm. let alone having money to pay
| passage with, and they must go back
| OF stay and starve. | took of my hat,
| aud put some money in II, and so true
| is the saying. A fellow feeling makes
| us wondrous kind that we got plenty
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-21

Fisher Harris, secretary OF the 'oll-
mcrcial club, has received a communica-
ton from X. l.. Corey, agent for the
Wells Fargo Express company IN SAT-
Lake, stating that his company has
placed its delivery wagons az the DIS
posal of the relief committee on sat
Francisco and that all supplies should
posal u the relief committee at Sat
or the committee.
The following is the total subscirp-
tons received to date by the citizens
committee:
b. p. o. t.. $500; g. NJ Freed 500;
Thomas Homer $50: Cal $. Woods $50;
NJ. II. Desky. s25. j. w. Smith. s25' G.
Layagonna, S25. John Shea. ST. Adolph
Jacobs SIS, l.. T.. Harr. s2j; Tom Muir
name, S25; f. l.. Hines, S.; j. {. Bar
thel. s.; Nick Treweek. $50; w. II.
Dickson, 81. 900; Walter Fitch and fam
ily, 5000; Ii. I. Cleaver, $40; Marion
Brooks. S25: l.. & 4. Cohn, $50; Anna
Mccormick, SOS; Miss Hartman. 49,
Joseph William Taylor, $40; jacob
Morit2 500; First NJ. u. church, $50;
Salt Lake watcrworks, $50; G. ). Pull
yer $40. Gordon II. Place, 80; Elmer
]. Goshen s2j, Burton Coal & Lumber
company. s25; N. n. Hamilton, $50; l..
4. Benton. s25; B. Harris Wool COM
pany, $780, Jesse NJ. smith Ulour), S25i
{, j. Crawford, $40; II. f. Deadro1, 80,
Morris & Merrill Lumber company.
800; Salt Lake theater. Message from
Mars receipts, $l.06O,5o; NJ. Lichten-
STEM. 81: Il. o. Buner, 80 va
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CONTINENTAL WILL PAY

The following telegram from the Con-
tinental Fire Insurance Co. of New
York was received today:
EDWARD b. WICKS,
Salt Lake, Utah;
II San Francisco is wiped out, the
Continental loss cannot exceed two and
one-half million dollars. After pay
ing our losses we will have AT least
fifteen million dollars of assets left.
II We lose two and one-half million
dollars. Many other companies will
fail. Put your good business In the
Continental. The safety fund law un-
der which we operate and have special
funds on deposit with New York state
authorities In Albany would protect
any Continental policy holder, even IL
two more cities should burn
HENRY EVANS, President,
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SAVED A woMANs LIFE.

81 saved one woman from sure death
just before | got out of the hotel. She
was running toward an open window,
and I caught her Just i'm time to save
her. az she was partly out Of the win
dow. Where are you going" | said.
%, was going downstairs. she an
swcrcd. She would have fallen 80 feet
to the stone pavement, She followed
me out on the street, barefooted, and
cut her feet on the broken glass, leav
ing a trace of blood all behind her
and she was totally unconscious. The
last saw of her she was on her knees
begging God for mercy on her sinful
soul am heaftslck. and feel as II
shall never recover from the sickening
sensations of that awful ordeal"
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money right there to pay all their

Of money right there to pay all their
fares
'"I noticed strange thing in the
clocks on both sides of the bay. The
ferry tower clock stopped at BIS
o'clock, and the clocks in Oakland at y
minutes past. The death and destruc-
ton in San Francisco cannot be told
but 1t is my opinion that II all the ma
vies in the world We're congregatod IN
San Francisco bay and centered their
fire on the city for whole week, they
could not do the harm wrought by this
earthquake I'm three minutes.
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CHINA SALE

Now are at % f. First SO. studio,
room SO Hooper Block
The High School Cadets will give
the hest dance of the year at Saltair
next Friday. You should be there.
For sale--200 tons OF hay, in carload
lots or less.
SEARS JEREMY COMPANY,
SO Richards Street.
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Many owprced imitation baking powders upon the mar.
ket These made with alum and should be taken to
avoid tem as alum is poison to be taken the food
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BAGGAGE CARS
FILLED WITH FOOD.
over Two Thousand Dollars in
Cash Turned Over to
Committee.
THE FIRST FROM SALT LAKE
passed Through Ogden Followed by
one From Denyer-Bclicved That
$4,000 VIII be Raised.

rbere was well attended meeting
tact night, in the Commercial club
oarlors. to further the plan for aiding
,be san Francisco sufferers, and over
s9OoO in cash was raised and the an
ronncement made that supplies had
h.en received to I'LL two baggage cars.
mo money was turned over to Mr.. Me-
cornick. treasurer for the citizens COM
,nittee, and the state committee, APP
rointed by the governor. IL IL be-
leyed now that not less than $4,000
,cu be raised to purchase food and
c,othing. II was announced that the
FIRST car laden with provisions for
ssn Francisco TO pass through Ogden,
had been sent from Salt Lake, and the
second car came from Denver. Ogden
Is sending three cars today, and two
more cars left Salt Lake this morning.
THOSE WHO SPOKE.
The sneakers last evening We're, Rev.
T. Goshen, Hon. John Henry Smith,
snpt. u. n. Christensen, Judge g. G..
Goodwin and Rev. George g. Hunting.
President Quigley of the Commercial
club presided at the meeting. and Hon.
Fisher Harry was secretary.
List OF SUBSCRIBERS!
The following list OF subscribers and
amounts was announced last night;