The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-25

There Is enough water in the mains now
to justify the removal Of the restrictions
on washing. Up to this time the only way
to get a bath was to dip into the bay. Lights
-only candles, of couTse-will be allowed
now up to 10 p. M, and if the ideas of Gen.
Greedy go with Gov. Pardee, there may be
free traffic between Oakland and San Fran
scisco within a day or two. The General
sent the following letter 10 Gov. Pardee
this morning;
Hon. George T.. PdrdcT. G0rCrUOr;
S4 Several days since there were established
by Vol. as demanded by the critical situation
sat that time, certain restrictions regarding
~,ingress of individuals to tho city Of san Fran
sclsco. The wisdom and necessity OF forbid
idlng freedom of the city to tourists and slght-
/. jseers, especially TO guard against the lnhu1
= of dishonest and desperate characters IL
universally recognized,
Applications are being continually made
ito headquarters for y Emission I" enter Ihe
Getty or TO d, part thercirom ara rcehter. inc
4 Applications arc mostly c"t'reIy from Geh'l'-
smen having legitimate financial or dolnestlc
Interests in IN ely Of san FRANCISCO when
.necessitate their presence in the Il y IN order
! TO ga feguard hI.iuee. interests and properly
( care for members Of their families.
lS have pleasure in Informing You that con-
Editions in the district 'o"trollcd lay tho nllIl-
tary forces under my command ar" Hrd"nol-
eddy improving RON day to day. ard II would
seem apparent that very shotlN entire Tree
dom of exit aud iugr"S- should he established
particularly during hours OF daylight.
II is also believed present restrictions should
tbe mod iHsd =" ~ /" permit all persons nav"
ing busir css "r dojurstic interests in the city
TO return 10 it, and II j. re-, olulupndrd that
'rbe utmost libaralitv hs displayed In regard
10 tho movement ~ ard out at San FrAi =
ctsec n nnfortur at" Individuals whose suffer
n faas nv hpIa - deastrr commend them 10 NIL
possible cor sidrra'ton Yer respectfully
q fT \. ". GRIZZLY.
4 u Major-G neral. T. $ g.. Commanding.
1.-THE Southern Pacific company put be-
fore the citizens committee this morning
4 proposal 20 build a railroad line clear
10 the city from their freight termina
"a Third and row nsrnd streets to haul
ayav the debris. which must he removed
before building can begin. Something OF
this kline must rc lone and the committee
favored the Plan. But this ia one of a
thousand things which the board of $, Pc
visors will have to pass upon at once, since
the franchise is necessary before the rail-
toad company can Eegiu building.
e Gangs of Triggers have been examining
tbe tall buildings all day TO test the con-
ditions of their frames and 20 see what
rnust be done to put them in shape, The
Standing churches were all examined to-
3 e5ay. Such of them as are safe will be
used for public dormitories.
CLOTHES FOR WOMEN NEEDED.
The provision of clothing for the women
ls a pressing problem. A great many ran
out in their night clothes when the earth
quake came and did not dare return before
the fire caught their houses. Women in
night dresses and mems coats are common
IN the park districts. Some of them have
zone barefooted for five days.
The soldiers are shooting all stray dogs
to-day. The town dog of San Francisco
in a greyhound, the overflow progeny OF
the coursing park. No provision was
made in Government relief measures for
feeding the homeless dogs which have over
run the CITY. 1t was found yesterday that
some of them had been feeding on the
corpses in the ruins.
FRENCH CONSUL MISSING.
Among the missing is Count We La Pacca
the French consul. The attaches of the
consulate have been searching for him
eyer since the earthquake. The children
of yice-President Ramon Corral Of Mexico
were in the earthquake. Mexicans in this
city had his two daughters taken to a con-
vent in San Jose by automobile on the first
day and the son was taken over to Hay
wards. Yesterday Senior Monteverde OF
Ius Angeles ook them in charge and started
for the city OF Mexico,
REAL ESTATE RECORDS SAFE,
n OF the citv and state records in San Fran
cisco the only really valuable documents
lost were the papers Of the County Clerks
Office and the records Of the Supreme Court,
THE .uafre Of tho Register Of Deeds escaped
II this tr1ri teen lost the confusion in titles
would have been enormous Policemen
mt City Hall saved the records of the Police
rap,rtmcnt. The Custom House came
through unscathed,
ARTIST COLONY SUFFERED.
Y = The artist colony in San Francisco is
worried by iha report that dead are being
taken out of thu ruins Of the Latin Quarter
This district, owing to its picturesque sur
roundings and the cheapness of large rooms
held a great many of the studios 1t was
favorite residence, too, for art students
Ii Xavier Martinez, a Californian painter
is known to have escaped, although he los
bis studio, his paintings and his clothes
II William D.. Keith, the foremost Calfornii
painter, was in Berkeley when the earth
quake came. Learning that San Francisco
vas on fire he crossed the bay to see il h
could save the paintings in his studio oil
Pine street. When he got there the distrio
was all in flames. Later he learned tina
other painters in the building had broker
In his studio door and cut his paintings fror
theirframes. Gertrude Anterior was Twin
across the bay, but she went over to sa
l Francisco for the experience and is some
where In the city. Geraldine Bonner, noveI