The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-04-25
MORE REQUESTS RECEIVED.
Names Sent to Mr.. Kruger for Loca.
ton Last Might.


Names Sent to Mr.. Kruger for Loca.
ton Last Night.
The Herald has received several
more requests to look up people who
were in Sam Francisco when the ter
rible earthquake and fire came. They
are as follows:
Miss Lena Griggs, in sanitarium
at 1000 Stockton street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Franer, 124 FL
lis street.
Sarah and Ruth Long, 400 Ellis.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Presley
and son, N. Frank, 247 Larkin st.
Minor Fox, Mrs. Ada Fox and Miss
Ina Lewis, S12k Jessie st.
Mrs. L. Blumenthal, 2427 Post.
Nettie Jacobs, 721 Castro st.
These requests are now arriving
daily by mail, many being delivered
to this office personally. They were
all sent to Mr.. Kruger last night.
Any replies will be printed in these
columns as soon as they arrive.
Add Letters
Mrs. Lombard heard from her
daughter, Mrs. M. H. Richardson,
yesterday The letter contained the
information that Mrs. Richardson had
been in the country with her two
children, 60 miles away. and was
uninjured, while the effect of the
shock was very severe.
| Paul Kruger reports that T. w.
Sprague is safe, but injured; though
to what extent is not known. The
family of Merit Martin is reported
safe. l.. Blumenthal, who was in
the Mt. Zion hospital, is said to have
been injured, but particulars have
not been received.
T. w. Sprague of Yakima, who
was slightly injured, had gone to
California for his health. He was
at Oakland when he last wrote to
his son,( Harry Sprague. He is
man near 20 years of age, and lived
here.
Ira P. Englehart received two tel
/ egrams from California. One was
/ from his wife, and the other from his
daughter, who lis attending the
Mills seminary in Oakland. The tel
egram states that they escaped in
jury. There was vacation at the
time of the earthquake, and it APP
pears that Mrs. Englehart was in
San Francisco at the time.
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OAKLAND, April 23.-(Special to
the Herald. il will cooperate with
the Telegram and Oregonian here,
they having very kindly allowed me
desk room and the privilege of using
their special wire which has been
strung into their office here. l have
established bureau of information
for Yakima people here at No. 1902
Broadway, Oakland, and will be glad
to meet all Yakima people who want
information about their relatives. No
doubt, if the people wire me direct
here, can get all the information
that is obtainable of those about
whom they inquire. If you will ask
them to telegraph me direct, tell
them also to be sure and send full
particulars as to former addresses
The more information they can send
to me. the better will be able to To-
cate them. Streets in San Francisco
have been entirely obldterated, and i
is difficult for me or anyone else to
finds streets, numbers or much of
anything else.
The only transportation that we
have here is over the military special
boats. No passengers, aside from
duly authorized newspaper CORES
pondents, are allowed to ride upon
them. All trains are delayed to such
an extent that 1t would be folly for
any one to wait for them If he has
to make the deserted city on time.
Relief trains are given the right
of-way over all other service. Even
the mail trains are sidetracked for
them. These trains are coming
through here in large numbers. Some
of them have two or three engines.
and are mile long. The response
to the appeal Of Gov. Pardee has been
remarkable. PAUL KRUGER.
OAKLAND, Calf, April 23.-Spe-
cial to the Herald. )-Walter H. Cline
was last seen on the morning after
the earthquake. People who knew
him very well told me this afternoon
that they were positive he was alive
at that time, but we're not able to
tell me anything about him from
that time till now. He went home
to help his wife after the first shock.
and neither OF them have been seen
since then by any one that know.
/. J. NJ. Cline is presumed to be
safe, though am not absolutely GER
tain of 1t. Both of them lost all
they had in this city, and 1t is said
that the damage was wrought entire
~ by fire. I am quite certain that
the Clines have gone to San Mateo,
where they have ranch.
PAUL KRUGER.
OAKLAND. Cal. April 23.-tSpe-
cial to the Herald. GLADYS Ander-
son Is safe. This I learned today
from people who are we'll acquainted
with her. I can tell you nothing as
to how she was saved, as It is about
all can do to locate those who have
come here to the office I have estab-
lished.
II Il not very convenient for me