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Yukon Valley news., 1906-04-22

SEATTLE, April 2l.-At the request of Alaskans now in Seattle I haved named the following gentlemen as a committee to collect and disburse funds contributed by Alaskans for the relief of the distressed in San Francisco: Ed R. Dunn, chairman; J M. Davidson, secretary and treasurer; Carl M. Jo- hanson, Jack Dalton and D. Munach. Request therefore that money contribu ted by Aiaskans be sent to the banks of Seattle to the treasurer Alaska San Francisco relief committee, BOP Globe building, Seattle, Wash, that they may purchase such supplies or contribute such relief as conditions best warrant. If the distribution of this fund is left to this committee quicker, better and more suitable provision can be made for the sufferers than in any other way.
 w. B. HOGGATT,
 Governor.
Yukon Valley news., 1906-04-22
H0GGATT AND BRADY
 BOTH SEND OUT APPEALS.

SITKA, April 21.-The sudden calam- ity which has befallen San Francisco touches us. The suffering is terrible and will doubtless be long continued. Alaska owes much to California. 1 urge that all public officials and organized bodies take immediate steps to raise funds to be sent to the stricken people. Send to Robert A. Kinzie, Treadwell.
 JOHN G. BRADY,
 Governor.
Yukon Valley news., 1906-04-22

Government wires commanders of transports to make headquarters at Se- attle until further notice.
 SAN RAFAEL.-Town of Tamales, near here, was totally wrecked by earth quake Thursday.
 SEATTLE.-Owingt to the San Fran cisco calamity the Pacific Coast Sailors Union abandOns contemp plated strike for higher wages.
Yukon Valley news., 1906-04-22
Extra Editions free each day. Left Business Hs with enough for all the Poo0c
WIRES FROM SAN FRANCISCO UP ID NOON

Barracks are being constructed for the homeless everywhere.
 It is declared the city will be rebuilt better than ever.
 In Chinatown and the Italian and Spanish districts were many queer res taurants that can never be duplicated.
 Hundreds of Chinese bodies are in Chinatown. Crazed with fear, they re- fused to leave, and when soldiers began dynamiting and hid in underground passages where in the cavein they were crushed to death.
 OAKLAND.-Latest arrival of refu- gees so weak they are falling in the street.
 SEATTLE.-Relief fund now hun dred and fifty thousand. Buchman off full of urgency supplies last night. Queen sails tomorrow.
 Governor Meade decides to call the legislature to make relief appropriation
 SAN FRANCISCO.-Soldiers have shot twenty-five ghouls to date. Fun ston says it is absolutely necessary.
 Water plenty now.
 SEATTLE.-J. E. Chilberg received telegram last night from c. A. Perrin, saving all Nomeites in San Francisco are safe. It says: "Dave Davidson and family safe. Mrs. Oster, baby and mother with me. Nelson, Lindeberg and Bliss safe Can get no telegrams delivered here
 WASHINGTON.- President ROose- welt asks congress for million and a half more for the relief of San Francisco.
 NEW YORK.-It is estimated relief funds exceed ten million.
 SEATTLE.-Alaskan at the Rainier Grand last night held meeting to raise funds. Committee appointed Austin w. Ashby, Jack Dalton, J. D. Meenich, Carl M. Johanson, Ed Dunn. J. M. Davidson, secretary, will open subscrip- tion books immediately and will also take charge of contributions from Alaska
 SAN FRANCISCO.-Forty dead bod ies taken from the ruins of the Borneo hotel. It was thought all were out when the building collapsed.
Yukon Valley news., 1906-04-22
Received Today.

Kece1VeQ lOQay.
 SAN FRANCIsCO.-small pox and typhoid fever has broken out in the camp of the homeless. Germs from de- caying human bodies and animals fill the air and pollute the water, adding to the horrors
 Arthur Green, novelist, says there are scenes of hell such as Dante never im- agined.
 A hundred and fifty thousand million aires, Chinamen, society belles, saloon loafers, etc, are still camped at Golden Gate, fed by relief committees. No tents yet.
 Twelve babies born in the park. Nearly a hundred children have died of pneumonia and other diseases and exposure
 Fire making no progress west of Van Ness. Burning still on the water front.
 Estimate of the calamity by the po- lice laet night: Twenty-Five hundl ed dead and thousands injured; three hun dred thousand homeless; property loss four hundred million, burned area ten square miles.
 The Pacific Coast coal bunkers fell into the bay They will be rebuilt inn mediately.
 Fort Bragg, a numbering town near Berkeley, was entirely wiped out by fire following the shock Thursday.
 The military authorities are collecting bodies in Jefferson square and making the first attempt at identification. Ref ugees are assisting. Handicapped by decomposition and disagreement.
 Soldiers are driving all residents from the city, fearing the use of toilets.
 Sailors, landed from the Pacific squad ron, relieve worn-out soldiers and mili- tiamen.
 The government orders the mint to open tomorrow. Will immediately turn two million dollars to trade develop ment.
 The government orders the best sani- tary engineers in the army to assist in improving health conditions.
Yukon Valley news., 1906-04-22
Received Yesterday
 Evening.

SAN FRANCISCO.-A mile of water front wharves are gone, from Fishermen wharf at the foot of Powel street to the ferry.
 The ruined district is practically the whole city from the water front to Van Ness avenue, with stretches west of Van Ness where the flames crossed from Mission.
 Insurance men are arriving. They place the loss at fully three hundred million.
 General Funston is ruling with an iron hand. Twenfy-two persons caught thieving have been killed and ten seri ously wounded. One who cut off the fingers of dead woman and put them in his pocket to secure her diamond rings was shot through the heart.
 The city is now supplied with twelve million gallons of water.
 The fire on the water front is under control.
 General Funston has issued orders for no lights or fires indoors. Soldiers stop cooking-ca fires.
 The mayor urges the stricken to keep in sanitary condition.
 Fifty thousand were taken by the ferries to Oakland today.
 A hundred thousand will sleep in the parks tonight.
 All are cheerful since the arrival of food and water.
 The list of dead it is now thought will not exceed seven hundred. A palpable error.]
 SEATTLE.-The Northern Pacific posts a notice that it will sell no tickets to San Francisco. All lines are carry ing refugees from San Francisco free. City of Seattle sails tonight. Cableship Burnsides carries relief supplies to San Francisco.
 SACRAMENTO.-T governor wires the president: California applauds na- tion's generosity. Three hundred thou sand homeless"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17
THE THEATERS

No. II isn't an altogether nice
play.
The Woman In the Case takes
one into unaayuFy company aud
permits NJ close range an untram=
meled view of diaaolute life that
maS satisfy curiosity upon the part
OF many lacking IN experience. but
which leaves "a dark brown taste
Ia the mouth" JUST the same.
The action of this play. az pre-
scented by blanche Walsh at the
Grand last evening. takes a loving
husband from hi. homo 10 a prison
cell, falsely charged with murder
hy a diusoluie woman Then the
faithful wife OF the imprisoned man.
having made herself pretended
sympafhlrsr OF the diaaalute WOMAN.
aud being compelled to participate
Ia her fast life up 10 a certain paint,
la order 20 win her confidence aud
extract from her the real secret ~
the murder. gets the latter drunk
during tho progress Of Wild mid.
night scene IA the Nomana apart .
monta and finally secures the mneh
wanted Information from the maud
lin female. which frees her husband
The scene ~ fevelry aud de-
baurhery Ia the third act and some
~ the language used. hmAeka
strongly ~ the tenderioin and pam
dgfu to the taste FOR the forbidden.
an Tar AZ Il may exlst among WON.
en- and young girls present in tho
audicnca
blanche Walsh. as Margaret
Rolfr. the faithful wtfe. II strong
character she carries her part
with all of tho dramatic ability
which has made her famous a. as
actress ~ emotional poWera Hef
principal support. Dorothy Dofr.
imperannafinE Claire Foster. ttst
diasoiutr woman. IT, however. a ale
tiprt failure In the part There II
nothing about her appearance OF
mAnuofisms which wuuid cause an
intelligent. self respecting man Ca
fall Ia love with her under mia
conception that she Was pure and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17
CAPT. SHAW IS
DROWNED

Can't William Shaw. sell known
mariner, Who has for many years
been sailing aaips ia The Oriental
trade. met death by drowning Ia
Lake Washington yesterday after
noon The accident occurred al
Appleton. where Cant shaW hat
been boarding with family named
olda
Can't shaw had been subject al
times 70 pafalytle attacks ana II
la aarmiaed that he fell into the
lake. At noon the captain took a
boat out on tho lake
The boat Vas found floating near
The edge II the wharf lita body
VAS found wing NJ tho bottom
His only relative In this city IA
Robert Chalmers. a brother. la. Law
Whn lives a. uearKetawn aud works
for Lavma 4 tlauroFd No ar
Fangementa have been made foF
funeral services
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...s<t '
STARBEAMS


=. w.,.h Of nellingham. The
~. sssh and d..er man. - al
= Raslsf shis week
sss onnsll lasi Night decided to
~ 81 fsf tan lots in Robinson =
s..s.,a Al The ate Of = fitu station
= ne pash district
.....sss TlaslsnT. new general
- a he n T.. h rhseklng up
~ ag,sv prior 10 takias chafse,
= /. A. Nadeau
- { :. army eommissary de
..s.eat AAs opened otfirea Ia the
s.lsss halialnk. With sta " j.
Car 10 charge
-. seal estate ftrm II Wttsler 8
.1~sssa uiii move their office
- - Aawns hlaek "a he new
.-.rs.as bank building on May I.
-. oansv commissioners have
49, thelr new ssIa rad mae htne
s.ss,s,F satisfactory snd another
= ~ asas kind vii Be- purchased
aSte
IL sanaal mseling q the seat
4. ussasAetsrxFs Association Slll
~ sl.es II lhs : A 9 next sat
s-sss essalag Il 6 - I A Ma
- srreeasy Of The Chamhef ~
chnasfse. slIl sPeak-
re eosnell lass nishi instructed
q as ssxineer t. prepare plans
4 nuasnipal street car system.
~ ) thar rna Appropriated $3.50
~ sefk vii he tune BY Mr.
flsnseun All his assistants
~ Pacific Coast HAnilsl confer
ars I'll ogra a. Portland tofnag
~ moFnlnx. ~ organization Il
annAfalisely new and this meeting
III - Il - = permanent foutsng
S4.sa I'll tss wet reprvaenfe.l.
III IN Dean. Rer FIRED t. Tay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17

flowe- pee crate. O. co. artiehoheH per
dozen. ibcWii sweet potatoes. 81 20. as
pnruEus, ID. hHi0e. california rhubafh
pes boa ~ lbs, W..
Fruits
bananas t2fOH q, or g. per 3D.
w,ssnaiehss APPLES. per bos. " -
tbl choice apples. boE, g 5aaa.
fancy lemons. boE, q toni choice
lemons. per boz, plf1 % fancy navel
oranges. h0a, 81 5V4I1 TO- choice oranges
per boz, q nos 70. tanEeftHs oranges.
California white iiFs. % 10. boxes. per
10. 1oi California darha. zt-ib toHas per
10. b. o-ib boxes, per 10 NO. 10 10
cartons, Do ID. cartons. Tue
Ia easel ti6. Ifallowes dates per 10.
per boz. q 81 paeEaEs dates, per boa
10 cranbetries, per bbl ~ par bos
tit0. coooauuta per dos, H.afs0ai seed.
less grape fruit q ltus %
Eaas
strictly fresh ranch eggs. per doz
iac fresh eastern per dor. Hulse.
Butter and Cheese.
Washington creamery huttrr. Der 10
1irt Eastern fresh brick. per ia. 13n !
Eastern fresh tub. pei H. l3e. ranch
huttor. per H. ietfDe storage. Eastern
tub, per ib, 2i822gi nsU Wisconsin
psf "a ibe yosas knefies. per H. 10.
new Daisies cheese per H. lie new
cream brick chrene, per ~. i1ei block
Hwisn. per u. lie iimburgef. ID. iae
New forh ohesns. psf Va. Ito
Poultry
Live Old chickens per 10. is4ffes4e
broliers. dozen. 81 nas %. live turkeys
psr ~ iEff2dr dressed per ~. te4fde
live geese per 10 io4ize. dressed. per
~ ilfii1c. live ducks. per H. ituifn
dressed. per ID. isTife
Mests
Steers. per ID. fHa cows. ID. eAe
Veal per No. oai0s4e. mutton. nsr
~. i0ieDiie. spring lamb. per 10. fze
dressed hogs, per ID. ieo.
Live stock.
WethsFs sheep. per -. etc ewes. per
~ g. steers. per 10. fAc. eouH
per ~. Sisc. calves per u. s11e
lambs. psf head y
HAfibut per 10. Co. salmon trout
dreased. per 10. isgise. frozen silver
salmon. per ~. fe, Chinook salmon
per ~. NO. founders. a.. fiAe. noiss
per 10 she. rock cod. per ID. ie.
shriuPs PEI u Ice frozen black
. zee per VI &C. s liss Coz gsf - sgss
oyutsrH per saek u ssas 90 tkVli 70
per sal CLANS, q 20 per sack. Dun
ssnrsa crabs o. ooua.D.
Hay and Fssdstuffs.
East Wash timothy. iis per ien
comp. East wash O. per ton. alfalfa
81 PEI ton. wheat hay tit Ter ton
East wash oats "a pes ton Pug
Sound oats, ~ per ton. whals eafa
tztpQ per ton. cracked corn. t14oo per
ton. feed meal. tsa0o per ton mld.
ding 90 o. per ton. Oh cake meal 81
per tani bran. so Der ton. shorts. t7iu
81 per ton. ehoppsd feed tgtaas per
ton.
LINE and Cement.
Portland cement. imported. per bot
ND Portland cement. caiifefnia. per
bbi, tllA lees aec for returned bHEs
plaster paris. per hhi. s.. lime. - r
Juan a Hoche Harhof per bhi. o. S
lime Tor local CONSUMPTION. q
hair, per H. &c. metal lath, per yard
ilult@
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17

Tor aud Rev. Myrun W. HAYNES ALI
golng to Portland tonight "a be IN
readiness FOR tho meeting tomorrow
The city council last night or
dcrcd The sale ~ tG0u. 900 az lighting
bonds and $500 600 of park honda
This action was taken ia spite ul
the doubt that has arisen as ca the
legaliiy ot their passage by election
Councilman Kccne. o. the Second
ward, a member az the anti bill.
board movement. says that the PEG.
pie obicv,ing to hilihoards should 40
60 the owners 90 the property on
which the offensive structures
stand. and make them understand
that civic patriotism requires the re
moval of the nul@ncea
Mru ~ G. I.ewis Who lives Al
llao Franklin sv. complains 20 the
police q a uoighhog Who makes a
habit ~ dlseharginE several shot
frun a revolver every evening The
ohiFsi ot the shooting "a not known
bat the peculiar method % giving
a Eood night salute from a Colt al
'ioea not appeal In a very agreeable
manncr 70 the ncikhhurh1od.
a burglar booted the premises %
basket factory M 18th av ". and
asfrett ~. Un Monday niKht and
made away With twu valuable suits
~ ciathiuE The suits were con
tanned ln a trunk. auf the INTRUDER
broke this opcn with a iiuaay. The
theft Nan reported b. Patfoluan
CallieF
JAY whippir. di-ceverer 81 n.
totaau creek and weii knaun pla.
nerf IN the north. has been al.
iudsr insane as Noa- tie j. nov
beink held Ia the Herring SEA me-
tropaiss anil ths openlnN ~ naVl
EatioH. when BE- viii b. anrt aat
ard placed 10 che Mount Tabor aams
ttariunb az Portland Or~.
Paul Lnplnowic renaria "a tha 20.
lice that a sReakihiet leaseA hts
apartments IN the texinatpn hotel
iAn ulxht, and made away wlth a
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valuable driving horse owned
by " y Taylor has either been
stolen or has wandered away from
a stabie al the rear Of SIS a0th Az. y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17

Joseph Callahan. standing In fun
view Of the audience a. the star
lheatsf iaat night. made up" for
the imnefaahafion OF historical
men. including Lincoln. Pope Loo
XIII and Mark Twain The act IN
a novelty Callahan gave a forceful
aud intelligent reading an each
character was proanted. and was
warmly applauded The other acts
included Woman. a tip-top German
jester. Miss Grace Huntington aud
company Ia a Matrlonlal Mlx-up %
thfnea aud faYena. LelHtt and
Aahmorc Evans and Evans. Illus
trated song. and moving pictures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17
MURDERER INSANE

MANHATTAN. New, Apfil IT,
Walter herleau, the SLAYER of SHEER
III Tom Logan, IL incidentally In
sane lie lmaginea insects are
sfaNln over his body. being VIC.
lent at timoa and knocking his head
against the bars until lnarnaihlo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17
INVESTIGATION
TO Be MADE

WASHINGTON April IL Al
mirai Evans has cabied the navy
department that he has appointed
a board. headed by Rear Admiral
nrownaoH, 10 syeatiKnte the hsafe
sarge accident
The funeral of the victims was
held yesterday with impressive eetes
monica az Guantanamo bay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17
we have a great show
of Summer furniture

s9eh aeason We make Summer furniture special sloff %
The very beet the most yed and the most attractive We have ever
We showing forkefHt tables hfhnefh
Lawn swings AZ we'll az gcraiors nd go-ears Weh - sure -
interest and ~ STANDARD pfnEa are Just
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17
THE MARKET


fskfma uuftsank potatoea tis oq0
NeQ PEI ton. White River potafosa
tHsJif per ten. Cat HsN n9tatoea. 10
s. Yellow nauNsf onions No.
l. 9 - puf nNt. herts tsuff
- eHek. futakssas sack - Cam
HakilaEe fssF a.. T. carrots pof
saek tsffte nsfEirf, per apE aaftic
HissssHinnH tomatoes Per box 8 10.
hafisauAr lettuce g Essfl q. pafHnipH
saek ttHi - kafiie ~ ~. ruuum-
hefss dns. g - California celery. PEE
81 sss5ee. hafssfa dish. PEI - . ma
I've fhHhsft PEI IT, ffar Naiia Waiia
snlHHeM PET crate. BE- cHuii.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17

Portland cement lmDortsd. per bot
p1 Portland cement. Caiifernia. per
hhl, tllA lees aec for returned bHEs
plaster paris. per hhi. 81. lime. ssn
Juan a Roche harhaf per thi. O. s.
lime Tor local CONSUMPTION. Tia
fire brick per AZ fta u. nlnstsfiuR
hair, per H. Sc. metal lath, per yard
ilult@
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17

.xsASc cry. April II 4 reNe-
49, s.sse Is Joseph smith pfol
hlisa ~ a. reoreanlasd church ~
asal = ~ saints. yesterday Pre-
La''s' ssss,h was kueoHns tn the
~. s ar.w IN meditation At the
fas - The revelation vas read
tn's s,ilswers. Who were breath
q 81 .,,tne At the conference %
- - Al Independence
" -. - e.selallen came near rrratins
- .m IN The church, bat & was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17
RFVELATION COMES
To JOSEPH SMITH
F'es rotl OVERS THAT ss SON TO SUCCEED HIM IN
AZ puArH-ALMosr CAUSED soHisM.

finally decided that 4 was all rlght
Il WAS fesgod tor a while that Il
a.nflleted with the revelation OF
Aprii 1909
Tho revelation appointed Fred
erick N Smlth. the presidents sou.
to Do his successor IA ease % his
death Tie gave q aa a reward Ia
HIS followers for their fasting aad
prayer Il was considered the most
important and vital message ever
given "a tho church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17

se'd watch valued at $3.50 ana ,ss
IN cash. Tho money ana the watch
were taken feem hia clothing. which
Vas hanging In the clothes press.
On April Fl the Mona club will
present the play a Little Game
With Pate III the gymnasium OF tho
\ NJ. g A After the play laht
refreshments viii be served.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17
Loss WILL Be
no MILLION

ROME ApfiI IA scientist dos
lznatsd - estimate the damage 60
the arabic land ~ the eruption 81
Mount Nssuxia.. .aYs that iis9.ooa.
aaa - a msaarala estimate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17
Visit the BattIeship

Don't miss seeing thu hattleshlp
oregon. cruisers. torpedo boats and
training ship- AZ the 4. = navy
yard noaiH leave pier Z slx times
daily Round trip 60 cents. 80.
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good. rs the lines Of the play intend.
On the contrary. she typifies the
abandoned female from start 10 Tin.
lah, Instead Of Disgusting her real
self ai first "a a decent woman and
only revealing her real nature later
in the final debauch,
The other members ~ the COM
pany are capable. but have compar'
aiitely unobiruaive parts.
'fhe New Century Girls" IN an
Initiation Of some old stunts that
were funny when new. IL the offer
Ing At the Seattle theater this week
aud while tho girls are pretty fair
In their way the show h nothing
sensational The chorus keeps busy
aud relieves the monotony very fire.
uuently.
The opening part OF the show. en-
titled The Taking Mr. RaffleH." ia
ehleflY Interesting through the ef-
forts Of the young lady who imper-
hnnatea the model which ia stolen
The songs move rapidly but are
very antique After that there are
a few vaudeville turns by members
Of the company. and then a sense
leaH mix up called I'm South Ia
hata. which Ia merely n burlcHquo
on a burleHque.
Throughout the show the chorus
looks is best and works lts hardest
ana the scenery and costumes are
good The New Century Girls" will
be at the Seattle all week. with the
usual matIneeH
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-03
ORGANIZING NEW UNIONS.
Ex-President Baithrow Of State Fedora
tion Is Active.


i. y Baithgow, expresident q the
Vermont State Branch, Il evidently out
after scaps this season, having already
organized four new unions and having
five more under way, says the Vermont
Union Signal The first on record was
the Central Labor union at White River
Junction, with the following list Of Off.
GERS: President, G. w. Hill of the Paper
Makers; vice president, J. w. Bradshaw
of the Painters; recording secretary II.
NJ, Hodgkins Of the Paper Mill Workers,
address Wilder, VT; financial secretary
and treasurer, 4. Parrot Of the Paper
Mill Workers and "A. Laundry 81 the
Painters guard, Michel Mack OF the
Gar Workers; auditors, Placid Adams Of
the Carpenters and II. BuInaw Of the
Paper Mill Workers.
The second was a Federal Labor UNI
ion, NO 1924 composed Of ALI italians:
President, Ralph Esposto: vice president,
Valiziondo I.ousi; recording secretary,
Michel Romino: financial secretary,
Tousi Furir; treasurer. Domenico Gazzo-
The next in line was a Central Labor
union at Lebanon, M H., then d Loom
.ixers branch to Tire Textile Workers "
Lebanon, N. H., and he has unions under
way at Windsor, VT. Glaremont, Woods.
Vile, Hanover and Concord, N. HI, q
record that Is hard to beat, for Ed Bia-
throw i hustler from Hustleryille.