The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-25
GOOD NEWS
FROM THE COAST
Utah People Pour in Messages
to Friends Announcing
Their Safety.
NOBODY HURT IN QUAKE
HERALDss DISPATCHES ARE CON-
FTRMED By MESSAGES.

Cheering information that Utah peo-
pie, or their friends or relatives, had
passed safely through the horrible
scenes attending the San Francisco
quake and fire continued to pour into
Zion by wire and mail yesterday
Every fresh bit of news from San
Francisco confirms the announcement
by the special correspondents of The
Herald, who are on the scene, that no
Utahns were killed or injured.
William Birks, 1921 South State
street, received a letter yesterday that
Claude Birks, a relative, was safe.
Mrs. S. w. Beers, who is at the Pre-
sidio, wired w. I. Snyder that she is all
right but broken in health by the
shock.
Landon Strobel, formerly well known
here by reason of his connection with
the American Smelling & Refining
company, is 20. K.''
w. S. Simkins has heard from mis-
daughter, Mrs. Frey, that she and her
children are safe.
Safe, but Loses All.
Captain S. NJ. Donnell, formerly of
this city, is safe, but he lost all except
the suit he wore on his back and 81
in money.
Mrs. ]. F. Corker and daughter. Eve
Ign, are safely housed in Oakland.
They have been unable, however. TO
hear anything from Mendocino con-
corning the condition or fate of Lucy
A. or John F. Corker, jr.
Elmer J. Griggs, wife and baby, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Gossett, all of Salt Lake,
are camped at 1859 Dolores street, San
Francisco. All were burned out by the
flames.
Mr.. Van Andle formerly of Salt
Lake is safe in San Jose.
Mrs. a. F. Goor of 354 Fourth West
street, has received a wire from her
husband announcing his safety.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greene Return.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Helm Greene re-
turned from San Francisco yesterday
morning and are guests of Miss Ger
trude Hanson, 800 South Fourth East.
George Groesbeck returned from San
Francisco yesterday and is at his home,
3 West Sixth South.
Mrs. Mary NJ. Herrick and son, sister
and nephew of William H. Tfbbals, are
safe and well at Berkeley, according to
a telegram received from them.
Mrs. Harry c. Topping has received
telegram from Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
Taylor that they are outside the
burned district and are safe.
Jones Family in Zion.
Mrs Caroline Jones, Miss Mary Lee
tiers of Mrs. r. f. Carey, arrived in
Salt Lake at o'clock yesterday morn
ing. They lost everything in the fire.
w. a. Mander of Salt Lake has re-
ceived a letter from his sister in San
Francisco, Mrs. Frank Lake, that she
and her family are all right.
Frank NJ. Darrell returned home
safely yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. K. Sims. who have
friends here, wired of their safety.
I'M
p. La Torres and family, though they
lost their all in the fire, are alive and
well.
Maurice Stiefel yesterday received
the following telegram from Minnie
Davis, sister of Mrs. Louis KOlitz:
Every body saved; lost everything;
leave sOOn.'
George Vowles. who was supposed to
have been in San Francisco when the
earth trembIed, has been heard from.
He was not in the stricken city.
Back From DesoIate Scene.
Fred HavIeton and Melville Asch
have arrived from San Francisco I'M
hurt
George Grimmett, 1914 Eddy street,
San Francisco, writes to his son, G. r.
Grimmett, that he is safe.
Mrs. NJ. E. Perley, sister of c. E.
Stanton, wired to Mrs. A A. Gibson
that she is all right.
DIR. HOLSTER and wife and George
Eastman and family, relatives of Mrs
George r. Hancock, report their
safety.
William Horlick and family have ar
rived in Salt Lake.
w. c. Shoemaker is safe in Oakland.
| Mrs. Ray Robinson, whose husband
| lives here, wires that she is safe but
suffering from exposure.
George G. Fenton sends word from
San Francisco that he is o. K.
James D. Canning wires that he is
all right.
Mrs. Sarah Connor and daughter of
San Francisco are safe. They were in
the fire and had everything burned.
John H. McChrystal wires that he
and his family are safe at San Jose.
Mrs. ]. ]. Riley, wife of Police Off
Ger Riley, received a letter yesterday
from her sister, Mrs. Maggie McTigue,
who is in San Francisco, stating that
the family were well and safe. The
| letter was written on a plain piece of
| cardboard and mailed without an en-
velope- 1t was written the second day
! of the fire.
Mrs. Simpkin received word yester-
day that Mr.. and Mrs. N X Stryker
and Mrs. Belle Robertson, her brother
and sister, were safe.
| FINGER CUT OFF WHILE