The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-25
SALT LAKERS ON
PACIFIC COAST
Joseph Lippman Returns From
Los Angeles With Budget
of News.
SOME STORIES OF
THE EARTHQUAKE
Many Have Narrow Escapes in
the Cataclysm at San
Francisco.

sojournng at Berkeley for the part two monthi
with Maj. ". A. Sherman and family, who
formerly lived at the cornor of and Brigham
streets in this city. afr Lippmnn has or
interesting budget OF news concerning Utnhnt
now In LOS Angeles and come who were IN
San Francisco ot the time OF the cotoclyem.
Sherman Family Safe.
In the course OF conversation yesterday he
said. My daughter LEFT Berkeley thirty-sx
hours before the earthquake occurred but she
naturally very anSlous 10 hcor from the
Sherman family after the shock. because she
hud rend in tho Los Angeles papers that the
block from the Sherman home, had bcon
thrown down. II was impossible 10 got
telegraph message dispatched. but on Satur-
day she received letter from Mrs Sherman
telling her that oil were sofc, including son
attending tho university and that their home
was not damaged
Willie Newell Escapes Injury.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Newell. who own
the Newell block hcre and interested In tho
Silver King mine, had just left San Fran
cisco and were stopping at the I-ankcrshin
Los Angeles When the earthquake occurred
they were very much exercised about the rate
OF their Willie. He had recently Gono to
San Francisco from Salt Lake having sold
out his cigar store here on Second South, For
thIrty-aix hours they were almost frantic ard
attempted 10 get messages through. but found
II impossible. could they hear from him;
but on Saturday morning relief came when
"Eecoped alive Had terrible experience. Let
ter follows" Mr. and Mrs NOVEL; reside at
Concerned About Relatives.
y c McChrysta of this city, who
has been III at Ocean Park for several months.
was also at Los Angeles and vas much con-
corned about several relatives he has In san
Francisco. Mr. McChrystal has brother, John
H. AcChrystal. at Sunnyside. forty-three miles
eeush CT San francisco, and a sistor. Mra w,
r. Wallace, nr5 two children and two broth
eTs, Jason ard A H.. In the city. For days
he could lenru nothing OF them, but on satur-
received
Mrs. Cox Was Killed.
II heard that a man named Cox. who for
merly conducted the Ford hotol here, had
both arms and both legs crushed In the earth
was In the room ut the time was killed.
Moved in Time.
THE family OF John T. Donnellan have been
spending the winter vi Pacific Grove but ne
recently moved them TO Long Beach, and they
Speaking OF tho seismic disturbances at Ios
Angeles7 Mr. Lippman continued: There was
shock there last Thursday. but 1 did
feel II, being the ground and did not
know anything about It until after IT had
was quite severe, MS. Tony ia jacobson one
OF the large stockholders In tho Columbus
Con at Alta. wns staying at the AneeIus no
tol with his wife and daughter and his sis-
ter. Tho lsdics shopping a; the
time and no was In mis- room alone the
fourth floor,
Suddenly he fell that chair In which he was
sitting moving and Jaw rocking chair in
cludod IL was an earthquake and ran to tho
door. When be got into the hallway no found
women and men running out. screaming aud
trying get the elevator. but IL was al
ready crowded With people coming from the
upper floors He rushed down stairs and into
the street. where the greatest excitement pre-
vailed. but hurt In the tail
buildings picturcs were thrown from the walls
and papers swept from desks and furniture
moved around considerable. but those nearer
the ground did not fcol II much. 1t was
felt considerable in the residence district.
however
Masons Enjoying the Change.
&c. p Mason and family now reside at I-os
Angeles hc being with Fairbanhs- Morse & Co.
His family felt tho shock az their home They
i've at Menlo avenue, where thy have a
beautiful home md nice location and arc en-
joying the change very much.
James B. Bloor an old Salt Lake newspaper
man. is employed on the Evening Ex-
- prees at Los Angeles
Old Salt Lakers Busy.
Barney Harvey Is now living al Los Anselea
and running the Salt Lake cigar store on
Broadway. Among the other Salt Lakers there
ronce. r. G. Wilson, John H. Watts in the
real estate business and formerly a member
merly City Sexton in Salt Lake. now dealing
In realty there; Alexander Mitchell eH-aecnt
for the Chicago. Milwaukee & ST Paul here
now real estate dealer and has large ad-
diton that he Is selling w F. Mitchell
has just gone TO Los Angeles with his wife
10 make his home there. Henry EIssman is
down there also Mrs Ii. E. Dearborn has
been spending the winter there and Miss NIL |
Iron. daughter OF Dr. MlIilron. is spending tn.
spring days with Mira Dearborn. Miss Mil
liron was on tho otase, but with an &C
cident from which she ia now recovering. and
lights. Mrs, Annio Pike Greenwood. who was
formerly Of Tho Tribune star. is living at tho
flrst Of Mny on her way to Colorado Springs |
where Pc! husband expects TO go into busl- |
Miss James and Mrs Harris are living at ,heir %
home near Pasadena and have been very much |
Francisco.
Feared Tidal Wave,
James X Ferguson who hns a store out a, |
San Pcdro camo into the Angeles last Thurs
day and spent Beveral days. His reason for |
leaving San Pedro was that rumo- ySoa Cur
rent that there might be a tidal wave at IN. |
harbor and no came for safety John a Ior-
gent an attorney OF this city. is in Los An
who have been at San Diego for tho winter !
David Evans Succeeding.
David Evans who is largely interested In /
Venice ono OF the ocean resorto Los An |
Venice last Thursday. and his little daughter
who did not know what happening came
running into tho house crying. showing that |
che Knew something unusual occurring |
None OF the ocean resorts however suffered |
any damage by the shock. Mr.. Eyuns is max
Ing quite success OF Venice
Salt Lake Visitors.
Jim scgeI who used to conduct the cigar
store next the Vienna on Main street here:
Louis z. Bambcreer and Miss Tillie PhilIins |
are among the sait Lake visitors In Los An
COLES. and ". NJ. Bradley. tho attorney went
down TO Long Peach for his wife and son
who Ind boon there during the winter, md
returned to Salt Lake this morning
Thought House Was Falling.
'.Nr. and Mrs- w. w Chisholm who lvs
,on Brigham street Seventh Enst also
oa1ne in from Los Angeles this morning They
were living in four-story apartment hon.o
u Los Angeles and when the shock camo last
IHurpday Mr. Chisholm felt so rure that the
chimney was tumbline down on the roof thnf
he and his wifo down four flights OF
gtafrs, believing TINT the building was going
20 topple over and much relieved to
learn that the chimney Intact and the
yhouse vas oil right ~