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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-18
WHAT A NEW YORK EDITOR
SAID OF MINNEAPOLIS

The architectural beauty OF its
business section surprised him.
The Industry Of the northwest has
come to recognize the city as Its Gen..
ter.
1t Is city without slunas, without
political graft, without street besgars
or gambling houses. ss ::
1t has become the capital of the
wheat zone., Banker and supply mar
ket for half dozen states and for
large sections of Canada, second only
to Chicago In It's control Of the Indus
tries OF the northwest.
There is g bigger cash market (for
Wheat) In Minneapolis today than In
any city on earth.
There has been a furniture boom
for five years, and the city has added
to the Industries In which she leads
the world. the making Of doors,
sashes and blinds 49, '.&
The spirit Of state and local pride
has been conspicuous.
Most Of the fortunes In Minneapolis
have been ACCUMULATED after years
Of hard work. ,EE
The thrift Of 1.-THE foreign popuIa-
tion is notable. 81 >. =.
The people have plenty Of time to
live IS we'll as to work. ~ =
After one has been to St. Paul he
does not wonder that Minneapolis
scorns union into one city.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-18
N0RDlCA OWES MUCH
TO OPERA CONDUCTOR

Nine. Nordica IS concert Friday even
ing at the Auditorium promises to be a
recherche affair. The sale of seats
commenced Monday morning at the
Metropolitan Music company, and indi-
cations point to a large audience.
Speaking Of Nordica's wonderful
achievements in connection with the
Wagnerian heroines, great credit is due
to the late Anton Seidl, who conducted
for the grand opera when Nordica was
beginning her career. To him she con-
fided her aspirations. and he, realizing
her glorious voice and the intelligence
and perseverance behind it, as we'll as
her physical pulchritude, strongly urged
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-18
WHITE WING VOLUNTEERS.
Tom, Dick and Harry" Show Uses
x Unique Advertising Stunt. :

The street cleaning department today
received some volunteer assistance from
an, unexpected source. Twenty men
peared in the -down-town business dis:
tricts armed with brooms, and dust
brushes: :. ~ .,ssa5.s. IS"
sThey did not confne their attentions
to the streets, but invaded stories. of
fees, saloons, restaurants, volunteering
to help clean Up tho premises. MI
It was an advertising scheme for the
men had on their backs placards an
nouncing that '"Tom, Dick and Harry =
are holding. forth at, the Biiou this
week. Nevertheless, il. was reminder
that the TING for spring house cleanin 3
is at hand. Mi -. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-18

her to persevere. It is doubtless due
in some measure to his kindly counsel
and advice that the world has found
its ideal Isolde and Brunnhilde.
Signor Patricolo, the Italian pianist,
will make his first appearance here at
this concert, and his performance will
be watched with interest. Patricolo
is the first Italian to attain any unusual
degree Of fame as pianist.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-18

Go to New York on the Lehigh. !
Double Track Scenic Highway. Con-
meets at Buffalo or Niagara Falls with
all lines from the West. :.55.i
Write Passenger Department, Lehigh.
cago. Ill. i
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-18

They make you feel as though life
was worth living. Take one of Carter's
Little Liver Pills after eating; it will
relieve dyspepsia, aid digestion, give
tone and vigor to the system,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-18

The market is flooded with cheap
WHISTLES. and the temptation is to save
money at the expense of ones health.
Don't do it; get .Pickwick Rye and pay
a little more for quality.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-18

A new idea in Cough Syrups Ken
nedy's Laxative Honey and Tar. Moves
the bowels. Expels all cold from the
system. Relieves all coughs.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-18

Hoodwinks the Oculist. Madden Eye
Madicin cures eyes. lDon y smart.1 25c.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-18
GI.EE CLUB WILL SING
Co-Ed Organization Will Appear in
49, yt.- Concert on May 4.

The Minnesota University Girls Glee
club the only organization of its kind
in the country, will make its first ap-
the First Baptist church on the evening
of Friday, May 4. Thirty-eight uni
versity girls are members of the organi-
cation and are said to have reached a.
high degree of perfection in their
chorus work, Miss Clara Williams,
Mrs. Carlyle Scott and Miss Grace
Golden will assist the club.
A few dealers still, try to substitute
when Foot -Schulze Glove rubbers are
demanded. They make more profit on
the inferior grades. Insist on the best.
Best dealers 'won't bubble.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-18
City News
CITY IMPRESSES
NEW YORK EDITOR
EVENING POST STAFF MAN LIKES
MINNEAPOLIS.

Architectural Beauty Of Business Sec
ton Surprise and Delight to Visitor
from the Eastern Metropolis, Who
Extols the City " an Extended
Article. ss5s
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-21

Die &riegsifule in 9anfalei Itant
untcr Dem SOmmanSo zines S%ranSoien,
wie i~lberbaupt Die sanse Reorganization
ser tiirfild)cn Nrmee bamals mad fran
S0iiid)cm Wlulter bnrhgefiibrt muroe.
GS mar orei Gage mad Dem Sreitog,
an meldem Wiiinir bon Ser gebeimniB.
uollen S6Onen nit Der Stole bemorfer
mar, ais man i'm gum &ommanoanteu
ser SrieeSifule berief. Miinir befanr
lid in Ger OberRen Slaiie Der gnltalt,
Der lerten, Die er burfSumaden bate,
beuur er Siiisier puroe. Gr bate Gus.
iidt, in un9efdbr einem balben Sabre
ole Gpauletten eineS unterlieutenantS
III erbalten.
Gum Sommanoanten terufen 81
lperoen, 1T itets fir ben Serufeuer
etwas dn9itli6. Gin Saoett bat INNER
irgerO etlpas auf benz GerbbulI ldwebt
INNER unter benz OamoflesiGmert
elmer SisiiplinarIrrafe, lei es aud nur
nesbalb, SoB fem ansus etipa nidJt
gang porl6riftSmdbig mar, alS er in
Der SauptItra6e BON Yera %promenirte,
Dap er gu lange a~asge5lieben mar, ODER
wegen dbuli6er fleiner Ser9eben. Der
9ommanoant Der Srie9sIdule mar Iebr
ftrene, uro 70 trat Wiiinir nit etmas
betlommenem Ser;en Su ibm in saS
SienIt,immer.
Der alte fran,Oiii6e Sfiisier fab
Mliinir nit 10 io~noerbareu Nu9en on,
SaB Rem iungen Wlanne gang unbeims
lid ipurbe, 5nulal Der Gommanoant be,
barrli9 i6mieg.
GnolidJ enolid brab er bas fiir6ter=
lide S6peigcn!
.Sie iinb gum Sauptmann in Der
failerli6en @arSe ernannt! Der Ser
9riegsmiuiiter hat Sbre Grnennung
nseorSuet. Gle baben lid morgen i'm
G2iuilterium bel Seiner Grcellen; per-
i0nlid ;u- meloen uno lperSen bort
@quipirung uno Hieroe erbalten!"
@ie Wiiinir aus Dem 3immer bef
9ommanSanten berauSfam, mu6te er
ielblt niht! Gr NOR Sauptmann I!
Mit neunsebn Sabren hattie er nit
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-21

&rin;eiiin gtiebsS ultau bate iid
in Der 2bat in Dem Susenblide, II
Dem iie ben Sabetten Minir fab, IN
Senielben iterbli6 perliebt. GS baribelt
it'd bier Tim Die @r;dblun9 zines wirf-
li6en GorfallS, urb Der 0eier bari es
unS 9lauben, baB Die &tebe on jenem
Nafmittase ME Elm SlitItrabl bic
boloe, iiebSebnjdbrise FrinSeiiin traf.
Eab Miinir Die Stole an feline &ipper
sebriidt bate, uerieete lie aeraSesu in
@ntSiiden.
sltjebsS ultau CAB einem Der Gunur
diem, Der auf Der Seite Der Graba rift,
melde Der entgegengeieet NOR, auf mel
der Wiiinir ltanS, BEN Guftrag, lid
na9 Dem Namen oeS aaOetten si err
funoigen. Der @unu6 folgte Miinir
unbemerft bis CUR Sriessi6ule uno
fonnte natiirli9 bier leiht ben Narren
bes Gabetten e~rfabrert. &ls Die Trins
seiIin BON Dem Gusflug uaf Den riii6en
&aiiern" suriidfebrte, erfubr iie alio
Ioiort oen giamen Miinirs, in oen iie
lid 70 beiti9 perliebt bate.
u. (@&lub folst.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-21

Der 4aoett Wiiinir, ser in Der benaG'
barten Grie9sIdule BON Tanfaloi err
sosen wurSe. YantalSi III cine 9or-
itaot nOroli9 BON Hera, uno Die S6ii'
Ter Der Saoetteni6ule bummeln ourfl
Die Sauptltraee bon 8era am Sreita9s
no6mittag, gan; 10 Die unlere jurgen
eurOpGilhen Srie9er an So%nntaauaf-
mittagen Surd) Die Sauptitra6en ibrer
garniion.
Wtiinir mar etma neunSebn Sabre
eft uno elm re6t biblber 0urlbe.
Gr mar grOB uno fraftig; feline Sber'
lippe sierte elm fleines i6iror,eS
Sfnurrbdrtden, baS Dem ju9enos
ridden Geli9te einen mGnnliden ans
ltridj gob, uno Die Uniform fleioete i'm
uorSiigli6. Der Sultan bate nad ieis
mem 9tegieruugsantritte fir Die @rmee
Die abeuOldnoil6e Uniform eingefiibrt,
unS Wtiinir fab in Der frapprOtben
YluoerbOie, in ben boben Stiefeln,
nit Dem solcseitidten blauen @affens
rod, nit benz S6leppidbel uno benz
SeS reft itattli6 aus. Wiiinir belt
lid aud mebr 9eraoe uro auiredt ais
feline 9~amleraoen, bic aud in ibrem
NeuBeren Die tiirfiide S6laffbeit unb
Snboleni sur Sdau trusen. Sn
Miiinir itedte Solbatenblut. Sein
Slater mar SubalternOifi;ier 3eit ieis
mes 2ebenS 9emeien unb mar aud alS
FOLDER auf bent S6ladtfeloe sebliebeu.
lin ieine 9eroienIte nod uah Dem
2ooe ~ belobnen, wurSe iein SObn
auf StaatSfoIten in Der &rie9SI6ule
81 8anfaloi eriOgeu.
Wliinir multerte Die SniaIiinnen Ser
uOriiberfabrenben 4raben uno %%anoauer,
unS man6er narme Slid aus unter
Dem S6leier berpUlfunfelnoen Srauen,
augen mar 9emiiiermaBen Die Anerfens
nung Der Su9enoiriibe uno SdOnbeit
oes itattlid)eu &aoetten.
Cine Hoie traf Wiiinir in baS @eii6t.
Gr lab ii6 um, 1pober Die Goie
fomme, unb fab binter Dem golbourf,
mirften Gorbans elmer pr1d)tigen 9lraba
ioebeu cine weiBe Sano ueri6winoen.
Wiiinir bob Die Su YOben gefallene Stole
auf uuo oriidte lie bulbi9eno unb gallant
an feline 2ippeu.
Der SOrban9 Der Sraba 0ffnete iidJ
auf cine Sefunoe, uno cine ipeiBe feline
Sano minfte benz Sabetten 3u, Smei
ounfle, 9rUbe glu9en blidien balb ide!s
mild, balb erltaunt auf ben bibl6en
lungen OIanu.
0ann fiel Ser Sorbang Der Nraba
mieoer 3u, unb Die Slumenmerierin
mar uerbOrgen. Die Cite uno baS Sc
lee beS SCran8 perboten eS Wiinir, aud)
MIR zen ~geringlten Seriud elmer anz
ndberung on Die S6One su MAIDEN.
Gr blieb iteBen uao fab Dem &agen
nod.
Sei slllab! Oas mar ia cine glraba
aus Dem Wtarltall Se8 Sultan8; Die
uergolpeten 0idoer, Der soloourfwirfte
@urbang liefen gar feinen 3weifel
iibrig. GolOltrOgeno paren audi Die
Sleioer Der @uuu6enneser, bic neben
unb binter Der Sraba ritten.
Su Der 9lraba maren alio Srouen
uSer MGoden aus Dem Sarem bes
Sultans. Wtiinir befiel etraS nie
9lngit. Gs lit cine sefdbrlide Sade,
lid in Gonitautinopel auf 9~iebesabens
teuer eiuSulailen, ieien iie ielbIt
Uni duloigiter Irt /; sebnfad gefabrlid
III Die Sa6e, wenn es lid UNI Srauen
aus Dem Sarem beS SultarS banoelt.
Der 0osporuS lit perl6wiegen, uno
Seute. Die, in einen Saf 9eltedt, CUR
Nadtseit in i'm perienft perben, 9ibt
er nid]t pieber berauS.
SerltOblen nur iab Sesbalb Miinir
hem &a9en mad. Gr iab oaS nit
Spie9eliiiidden belegte @eId)irr nod
LANCE in Der Come bitten, bann pers
l9uano Die &raba aus leinen Nugen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-21

W0le m Geri9tsge
3 a II 3 e. Sin Sdser bradte biefel
Sage orei iunge M0lfe in oas Sc,
ri9tseebduoe in Rodeiter. Minn., I'm
Die prdmie fir ibren Sang gu erbeben.
Ourd 3ufaa eelans es ben W0lfen,
i'm 4mtsraum bes gountp= Mubitprs
gu enttommen. sic tparert bunario
uno betra6teten oie 8eine Der bort or
beitenoen 8eamten als Beute. gine
ansemeine panif entftanb unb erit mad
etntser 3eit gelans es, bic Tbiere tpie.
Der einsufansen uno gu tDoten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-21

= 2imiteo.
Der Bug nm l1:3O Gbenbs Der Snbiana'
pOIis-9OsunspOrt 0iuiiiOn sebt mad geru
xnftatt 2%osanspprt.
Reue Ipesiele 8ebienuns mad st. @apne.
- Bulge o~erIaTien indianapolis UNI 700 uno
AGO nbr 8ormittass unb 800 nnS 700
abr Ra6mittass, MAIDEN bic Sabrt mad
Et. Gapne in A Stunbsn unb 40 @inuten.
Reuer Sus = Rarion 6lper SerIdst
gaarion 7:55 8ormittass unS Loo Ha9'
zittags /; gerldbt indianapolis HOO Sors
aiittass unb 800 Ra9ntittass; bdIt bios in
An6erion un6 Meranbria on.
AnidIieBeube 9inien errei4en Oopton,
Dbio, st. @abne, Suntin9tcn, Dabaib,
~safontaine, Spap3ee, Grsentown, SartfOro
gitn, Rontpelier, gIufftpn, @indeter,
Union Gitp, @reenpile, D., mnb 3pii9ens
ltationen.
5radts uno gahasiersO Office - SerminaI
M~artesimmer. SeIepbon 90 175.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-21
NQaaren absebpIt uno abeeIiefert. Td6iee EreiSe
10 Shnene Bebienuns. 1l2 Sib 8eunipIbania Sir
gieu 5l2a; Glt, Brain 1889. 6. &. Gufiu, GIG.

Sie . r}manner emf
Didein cine ~f@leibafte @u8oauer tei
Der @%erfpL5uno Der fli9!igcn Mnt;<
lpp.n. Dag ibnen oisie aud nod 70,
nett entflohsn fein. INNER tpieoer EoIea
lie ,oas @ilO Elm uno ermibsn 6
I6iiebIi& berurt, oab tie IS nit ibrea
SsiSrca crIeGer trrren-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-21
indianapolis & Gaitern.

9imiteb 3Gse fir 4i5monb unb allen
gunftsn in Sbic, fpeI9e ~perbuuben ftno NIT
eIeftriiHen 2inien, I'm $40 unb lilo 8ors
mittass, 2:10 uub 5:lO Ra9mittass unb
$40 Abenbs. 9ocaIe 3ise fir Ridmonb
uno 3nii6enftationen ppn 500 tbr Sors
mittass an uno sann iebe etunbe, ausses
nommen bic 9imiteb 3eit, bis 900 &benbs
GOO 1br @benbs ausselafen). Setter 8us
mad GresnfieIo UNI 11:30 rbr 4bsnbs.
indianapolis & Wartinspiae.
Grfe Rorsen: Gar unt $40 ubr Rorsens.
Damn pom $50 rlbr Rorsens iebe Stunbe
Bis 11:30 1br 9benbs; aussencmmen bic
Stunoen $50 unb 1870 ubr 2lbenbs.
indianapolis Goal Sraetisn So.
3ise Iaufen ftiinbIi9 pon SuSianappIis
mad glainfieIb pon 300 n6r Norsens Bis
HOO rlbr Mbenbs ~ausgenommen bic Stuus
ben 800 unS 1000 nbr 2lbenos.
indianapolis & Nortbweifern.
3Ise Iaufen ftiinbIi9 Don 500 ubr Rors
gems Bis 900 ubr Mbenbs. gni9Iub in
lebanon fir 5borntorpn unb Grarpforbspiae.
Der 3us I'M 1000 rbr gbenbs fdbrt bios
DIS nod lebanon.
Der 3ug UNI 11:30 llbr Mbenbs fdbrt bis
na9 Sranffort, 4ni@IuB in lebanon fur
Charlottesville berielbe fdbrt in Der Sonns
tag Ra4t bios Bis nod 2afasette.
Simiteb 3ise fir 2afapette fabren ab Inn
BIO unb lilo nbr Rorsens, unb 2:10,
$40 Na9mittass unb ITO Abenbs. SIR
Charlottesville UNI 1915 s.gormittass unb
4:25 Ra9mittass.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-21
Snternrban SeitsS Isabelle.
2. II. e. Spfem.

SR Rraft Sonntas, ben 90. Rai 1906.
8ise berIafen indianapolis.
Runcie C Rarton Dipifipn.
2atprence, Sortpile, 9enbIeton, Gnoerion,
goritorr, Rnncie, Ni6oletorpn, Gleranoria,
Sunrmitbile, dartmouth, Gas Gttn, Spnes'
boro unS Raripn.
90 gm. II O5 Rm.
#5 O5 8m. Q 90 Sim.
90 Sm. 70 O5 Sim.
~ o. 8m. 4 90 Sim.
8 90 Sm. *5 90 Tm.
*9 o. gm. 70 % Sim.
10 90 9m. 6 90 9lnt.
I'll 90 gm. ~ 05 Nm.
*11 O5 @m. 8 90 Sim.
IL 90 Rttss. 70 O5 Sim.
IL 80 Nm.
4 2imiteb.
2oeanspprt &c geru Oipifipn.
Carmel, g~tobIesbine, Gicero, 4rcabia,
atlanta, Sipton, 8ofomo, Salpeton,
QnoIEn, Oonooano~4 4p;o,,; Qunfer Gin
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-21

Nr. 5ptparo, iiber breiBie Sabre erfolsreihe &rebs=
~ BebaneluHg in indianapolis. Office ia Sio
Sninpis StraBe.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-20
A GREAT Event
Mrth and Amusement

Prof Isaac Franklin Russell has
caused stir by declaring that all
men are liars. if not by intent, then
by necessity. He knows OF nothing
else quite so worthless as human tes-
timony. He points out the extraordi-
nary difficulty not only OF extracting
the truth from ancient legends over
grown with the lies of many ages.
but even OF getting reasonably
trust worthy account of current
events.
There are so many difficulties in
the way of proof; some arise from
deliberate mendacity, others from the
failure of sense perception or the in
sufflciency of language as a vehicle
of expression, or from the tendencies
OF bias, patriotic or religious, to de-
feet sincere and able men from the
right line of truthful testimony.
Perhaps mendaclty. like marriage,
Is essentially a human convention,
and In heaven there is neither lying
nor giving in lying. But. however
that may be II is universally accept
ed upon earth as polite and con-
yenient custom and has been OBJ
served in all ages and by the most
enlightened peoples as the only prac-
ticable compromise with conditions
too difficult for the wits OF mortal
man.
A lie is so easy; truth is so aim
cult In characteristic chapter on
yeracity Spencer practically demon.
strated that all men are liars. He
says in effect that while we all pro
fess to love the truth and hate lying
we do not realize that unyeracity is
a universal vice.
The Supreme Court OF Missouri
has recently decided that when a man
asserts that the article he sells is the
best in the world he may be guilty
Of lying. but that he who buys the
article ON the strength Of the lie and
finds himself cheated has no legal re-
dress We are supposed to take such
business nourlshes with plenty Of
salt
Long ago an English court held
that under the common law man
Who sells razors that will not shave
Is not liable. because "razors are
made to sell, not 10 shave"
There are some men who claim.
and perhaps honestly believe, that
they never wander from the exact
truth. But they are the biggest liars
Of all. for they deceive even them
selves.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-01
MORE MONEY
FOR RELIEF
Ten Thousand Sent 10
California on the
Doric.

Ten thousand dollars more for the
relief work in San Francisco was for
warded yesterday on the s. S Doric
by the Governors Relief Committee,
making the total amount forwarded to
date 0,000 Of the amount forwarded
the Salvation Army to distribute, $3.50
to the japanese Consul and $1,250 to
the Chinese Consul, leaving a balance
of $1,000 to be used as James f. Nor
gan. Hawairs representative, may
deem best.
This was authorized at a meeting of
the committee held at the Bank of Ha-
vail yesterday morning. The amount
collected to date, as reported by the
treasurer, is S45, 667.12, exclusive of any
amounts voted for relief purposes by
the various fraternaI orders. which
leaves something over $4,000 in the
treasurer's hands. OF this a large
amount Will be required to pay cabling
and other expenses at this end.
Contributions from the other islands
and from local collections continue to
come in for the relief fund. In the total
reported yesterday morning by Treas
urer Peck We're amounts from Eleele,
Lihue, Ookala and sums handed per-
sonally to Admiral Beckley, the special
representative of the Relief Commit
tee.
The employees of the McBryde Sugar
Co, at Eleele, Kauai sent $329.30
through their manager, VIM. Stodart.
The cJ3nmunity Of Lihue contributed a
total OF $53925, and the men of the
Ookala Plantation make up a purse of
$3.50 for the cause.
f.. z; Conant. of Kamuela. Hawaii
sent $92.10, collected by him in a
sparsely settled district. In addition
to TIE subscription already given by
the Inter-Island company, the en-
ployes of each of the boats are max
ing Eo a list of subscribers.
From the High School pupils the
committee acknowledges the receipt of
$31.40, while collections from many
other sources are coming in.
On Sunday the committee of Chinese
handling the Boycott funds had a meet
ing and decided to abide by the de-
clared intention of dividing the sum
of S13 900 between San Francisco and
the Canton hospital. The will prob
ably hand over the San Francisco half
to the Governors Relief Committee to-
day.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-01
RELIEF COMMITTEE
TO WAIT A BIT

The Governors relief committee ex-
poets to hear today from Mr. Morgan,
their man on the ground. and will then
decide on what will be necessary in
the way of forwarding names for Mr.,
Morgan to look up. The committee has
a small list of names of persons in
whom people of the other islands are
interested, and il necessary these viii
be cabled over.
I'VE are waiting now to get an exact
account of where We stand in regard
to liabilities" said H. P. Wood. We
do not want to end up in the hole and
will probably not take any move for a
day or two until we have all our ac-
counts in and totaled.'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-01
REFUGEES IN THOUSANDS.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 21.-Twen-
ty-five thousand people left yesterday
and as many as can be carried by the
ferries, probably twice the number, will
leave today. All those who seek to
cross the bay are given to understand
that they may go TO any point in the
state on any transportation line free
Of charge, but that they may not re-
turn. This is imposed SO as to relieve
the food supply and is cheerfulIy COM
piled with by the fleeing people
The procession began this morning
from the park, the Preside and North
Bay shore line. AS soon as the word
Went out that it was safe to cross the
burned district towards the ferry, there
were two great professions to this point
one down Market street, the thor
oughfare which was the pride Of
Frisco, and the other from the Pre-
sidio along the North Bay shore,
thence southwark along the water front
to the Central Ferry Station.
PLENTY OF FOOD.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 21.-The
problem confronting the city govern
ment and Federal authorities is how to
feed the multitudes of destitute. Sup
plies are coming in by the load, but the
system of distribution is not yet in
complete working order.
At the Preside, where $4,000 people
are camped, affairs are conducted with
military precision all day long. The
refugees stand patiently in line and
there is not nlurmur; this is observed
all over the city. The people are brave
and patient and keeping wonderful
order
At South East Preside water and
rations are plentiful, and are dealt out
all day long.
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cANNoNADING FLAMES.

At clock Mayor Schmitz and Chief
of Police Oman saw that the only hope
of saving the Western addition with its
forest of frame buildings and the Rich
mond district with its thousands of
homes was to check the fire at Van
Ness avenue, which crosses the city
from north to south where the retail
store and fine apartment house district
ends and where the residence section
begins. Orders were given to concen-
trate every fire engine at this avenue,
to marshal troops of soldiers there, the
police and all the army of workers, and
make one last determined stand to save
the remainder of the city.
The cooperation of the artillery was
secured and huge cannon were drawn
to the avenue to assist N checking the
rapid advance of the fire. Every avail
able pound of dynamite was hauled to
the spot and the sight was one of great
havoc, as the cannon were trained on
the palaces and the shot tore into walls
and toppled the buildings in crushing
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-01
sToRRER's OPINION.

NEW YORK, April 2O.-The officials
Of the Postal Telegraph Company in
this city at $50 a. m received the fol-
lowing message from MIR. Storrer, the
superintendent of their service in
Frisco: 1.-The fire is still going on,
and will probably consume the whole
city, except those streets situated be-
tween the Golden Gate Park and Web
ster street, in which the fire depart
ment can work with some chance of
SurcasS >,