The San Francisco call., 1906-06-06
INQUIRIES FOR MISSING
PERSONS STILL COMING
Chief of Police Dfnan Receives Another
List of Names for His At
tentfon.

Rufus P. Jennings of the California
Promotion Committee has communi-
Gated to Chief of Police Dinan the fol-
lowing inquiries:
Mrs Annie K Botsford. Eddy street.
inquired for by Laurence B; Smith,
Pennsylyania Thomas aania EliioF5' ~ EIliott ,n-
Massachusetts; las a Thomas Elliott. in
quired for by Charles E. w. Elliott,
Massachusetts,: John S. French. IN
Solomon Gabriel, SS6 sutter ST.. in
quired for by E. S. Gabriel, Winnipeg;
jeremiah c. Calvin, 127 Turk ST., in
CURED for by Catherine A. sweeney, S
quired for by John D. Williams, west
Virginia; Peter and Ernest Hey 1873 i3S4
Turk St, inquired for by Mrs Barber
inquired for by Moses King, New YORK;
James C. Lucas, Al Sutter St, inquired
for by Paul Rieger & Co, San francs
co; James. Lysett. inquired for D by MRS, Mrs.
bach. $50 Mission, inquired for by Dora
Laubach, Washington; Mrs. Mary Ann M,
McLaughlin 445 Chsnery St. 1n naqlredd Fred
Narquardsen, 10s Jessie. inquired l Ior
by Friedrich Kenlmler, Germany; Harry
Pedlow, inquired for by Mrs. Margaret
Neeley, Pennsylvania; Mrs. Emile
SeeIey, 312 Chapultepcc ST, inquired for
by d. p. Felt, Utah; Herman wagner,
inquired for by c. A. Hirsch. colorado.
Communications from parties giving
information of the safety of relatives,
friends and acquaintances have been
received as follows:
Kempf, inquired for by Lawrence
Kempf. Ohio; C. w. Jones, inquired
for by Mrs. c. A. Jones. Oregon; Coxen
Joseph, 372 Eddy St. inquired Tor by
Richard Coxen. England; Miss May
Canada; Arthur Sharman. inquired for
by Leonard c. Sharman, Canada
Chief DInan received letter yester-
day from Mrs. j. D. Simmon, Logans-
port, Ind, asking for information about
her brother, Robert E. Smith. She
said the last heard of him was about a
year ago. when he was living at 46s
Eddy street. kilograms sent him had
failed to reach him. He is member
of the Lathers' Union. His mother is
very sick and wants him to return to
his home. E. A. Oyerpack, 216 Six
teenth street, Detroit, Mich, asks for
information about his uncle. Abrarn
Thorn. who had been living here for a
number of years.
John Carroll of 2o10 Folsom street
has written Mrs. Connolly. who has
been seeking anxiously for her hus-
band. that he saw the missing man
April 19 on Seventeenth street. near
Folsom, and that he appeared TO be
in daZed condition. Mr.. Carroll also
stated that he made inquiries later
and was informed that Saturday. April
20. Connolly was taken to the deten-
ton hospital at Hayes and Fillmore.
having been arrested on a charge of
insanity His wife, however, is able
to secure no further information. Con-
nelly was in the saloon business.
weighed 200 pounds, was six feet in
height, wore a red mustache and had
sandy hair.
From the pastor of the First Meth
odist Episcopal Church, Hampton, Ne
braska, comes request for inforra-
ton as to the whereabouts of q. nj.
Coffrin, jeweler whose residence was
al 314 Sixth street.
Mrs Carrie Gibbs of Los Angeles
sends a piteous appeal for news con-
cerning her son, G. Gibbs, who roomed
al l29 Hyde street. Gibbs was an elec-
trio wire worker. and neither his
mother nor his wife has heard from
him since the fire.
Robert z. Pitkin, 1925 Chestnut
street, Oakland, inquiries of the coroner
for news of Vest r. Martin, an electric
worker, who lived at 1917 Market
street
George Carmack writes from Colma
Cal. that his sister is safe