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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-02-08
Darning. Knitting and
Embroidery Cotton

SMITH AND ANGELS DARNTNC
COTTON
fast black only. regularly sold Ir
at &c. a card. our Sale Price
COATS DARNING COTTON
IN black and Colors. regularly -
sold at Sc. p spool. our Sale .SS
Price for Two Spools....... w
MBRRTCI<'s GILT EDGE DARNING
COTTON
fast black and colors. regular -
ly cold at Be- n card. Our Sale .Hr
Price for Two cards .......... w
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-02-08

FANCY DRAP DE SOTE
SIX and cotton material, self coiored IN broken
paids, new fabric this season, beautiful
effects In Hello White, Pink, Light Blue, Silver
Cie, Reseda and Tan colorIngs.
SOLE RADIANT
Ono Of the highest class silk and cotton zephyr
fabrics made this season. in tartan paids and
silk dotted plaid effects, also cnsngeable grounds
with woven figures, the styles and colorinss
brought In place this fabric in a class by Itself.
NEWEST EMBROIDERED MJI,LS
Byeet effects artistically printed both plain
and figured grounds, In embroidery patterns
Of stars. daisies and conventional designs; also
color pTintings Of floral wreaths and sprays
IN combination with the eyeIcr prints. These
copies Of the genuine ana expensive French
embroidered mulls and no whit less beautiful.
FRENCH AITIVBIIILEITX OATBRE
An entirely new fabric sheer material with
several widths OF mercerized satin stripes IN
combination with elegantly printed foliage and
floral designs IN large and medium sizes. In all
the very latest tints and snadings white
nnd colorcd grounds. must be seen 90 be appre-
ciated.
MEsRCEfEIZFTD GERMAN LINENS
in all the latest plain old dyed colors, a yard
wide. in Light, Medium. Cadet and Navy Blues,
Hello. Reseda. Tan. Natural Linen, Tobacco and
Golden Browns-the very stylish fabrics for
suits
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-02-08
Curling Srons. Curriers'. flair
Nets and flair Rolls

HAIR CURLING IRONS
Double wood handles. two ~
sizes 10 choose from during ~
This sale only ...................
LEAD HAIR CURRIERS'
Common Sense Brand, large
and small sizes, regularly sold \
al &C.. n dozen. our Sale~ .1f
Price for Two Dozen ..........
KID HAIR CURRIERS'
Best quality. regularly sold az -
10 iOc. a dozen. Our Sale ~
RrlNe ....-... .............---.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-17
@etterberiht.

fur "a etunbsu .ubsnO = usr wOrssns, IS. S0nnar
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-17

SenrbDabis 8. 81 Sabre aft.
elm trerer unb langidbriger IngefelIs
ter Der Big Sour giienbahngefe0i9aft,
ertrantte an @ebirnfd!ag auf Der ct.
Clair StraBs tn Der Hd6e Der s9tenen
Der Yis Sour @iienbabn unb wuroe
bermittslf Imbulan3 na9 Dem Hdoti.
f9sn 5ospital bsf6rhert.
3mei idpar3e Burden fpielten in
Der @irtbf9aft oss ar&ie 8reatbous
an Der Snoiana Mbs. BiQaro, na9bem
oas Spiel bssnost uar unb es gum Be-
3ablsn fam, ueisertsn ii4 Die S&war-
gen au %be3ablen. Ger Wtrtb risf ben
poIisiRsn @artsr berbei. Der bic Bur.
f9en our Station bra2te. Na&oem Der
BIaurod f9 tpiebsr entfernt bate, GEE
ristben bic Wsaer auf Der SiraBe In
einsn @ortfreit, rpel4er NIT e4isbsn
enbete. Webrsre Sdhie murosn ge,
.pe9ielt, ieoo9 feiner bsrlebt. Gin
S6uB ging our9 Elm Genffer Der
Wirtbi9aft, o6ne irgeno Ssmanb al
berIeben. Die beiosn S&isBgenoKen
fi9tsten unb Rnb BITE Namen ni@t Be,
fouuf
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-17
WoblberSisnte 8efSroernng.

6err Sobn s. Stanlsp. 2418 groao.
man wObnbaft. lit gum 6aupt.@lert i'm
@iisnbabn'P oiioient ole Nadfolger
beg gum 6tilis.S upstintsnoenten be.
f6roertsn 6errn 6. 8. 8otaU aufae=
rtdt. g eiu 9auptauartier miro Sn.
oianapolis fein.
Serr Stanlep III felt % 5abrer1 un-
unterbro4en i'm @iienbabn-p oFoienF
tbdtig geueien uno TT 9ssenmdrtig Der
Setter oes giienbabu-p Ofiamtss ,ui-
f6en bier unb ct. 2ouis on Der @lepe-
LAMB uno 81. 2Ouis 9ibifon.
Neben ibrtr eminsnten BefdbigunQ
baben beioe oerren ibre gsforberunq
Der 8ertuenoung bes @ungreB. Ibgeorb-
netsn Seize Sperffrset Bel ben ~suitdnoi-
gen geb6rben 3u banfen.
9err 8otatp wiro mabrf9sinIi3 in
Oregon als superintendent Der borti.
gen @isss-S tation fiationirt tperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-17

@afbiuston n, II. Sanuar.
SIR SnSidna: aesen I'M Siben, &eger
ober e6nee i'm norSIiaen SbeiIe beute
Ma6t unb am OOnnsrftas; rudrrrsr beute
9ta9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-17
Saoieite 9urmberetm.
VAmSteS SabreSfeit oer
Gtntuetbun9 Der Surnbaue
&ogntag, ri. SanMar.
6. Of y. Sal.

am 9Onnsrfag. ben Is. Sanuar,
finost in ber etibisite 3urbbals Elm
GROCER Saa, geseben bon gompagnie
A bee berbefsrten Drbens Der pptbias.
Sitter bon Snoiana fatt.
Seoe gintrittstarts 3u bieism Bal
bere4tigt CUR $beilnabme an Der Mus.
looiung zines pra4tbolen S.ubles i'm
@ertbe bon SIS.
Bonn Ball gomite finb auBero.m
groBe 8orbereitxngen getrofsn, um
Sbeilnebmern einige re8t an9snebme
Stunoen su bersiten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-17
@isss Altar @rab.
O eb n:

u. uno Jrsoa IicsIi, 432 shb
gaf Str, anabe. = Grant unb Wals
lsb WolHa, $40 AtbOn Str., Wdo4en.
= 2epis unb 9atbsrine Sreab, 1401
Wooblatun ape., Mdo9sn. - O. &.
unb 5rau Smitb. 451 Of Waibine-
ton Str. Mdoden. - Srant unb
Marp Gallagher, 513 gset Werria=
Strabe, 3nabe. = Nrtbur nno Settle
Mtiler, 462 Samiltun gue., Wao9sn.
= gincent unb @ma Sil, 1872 Wsff
Morris Str, Mdodsn. - 5arrp uno
glan@e STINT, $40 Ripsr abe.. Mdb-
den. - &obsrt uno &oberta Snelion.
1888 8iber 9lpe., 3nabe. - 6. %.
unb Olipe papns, 1414 pleaiant.
StraBs, 2nabe. = &obert uno @atbes
rins Soiea, 14l2 pleaialt Str.
2nabe. - 6arrp unb emma Soparo.
Staot, Wdo6en.
o etraut:
Geo. 6. Srefa - 6lorence 8. Sbibp.
SsIep6 3. 8enfon - Nmelia s. An=
tbonp.
Ssrmarr %. @aifns = Jranees 6.
Stump.
2ouis 6. We2nigtt - Warp 6.
Ganos.
4ehprben:
Nrabsls Surbon, ~. 1922 college.
slbsnus. - Nancp @ife. 81. 845 6let.
der 9loe, - @buin e. S9ol, So.
1415 Horb' Senate ape. - goitb
2pnn, 81, Staot.9 Oipital. - Wiais
2srop @riteman. s, '405 Spb Sela-
mare Ctr. - gtbsl @lart, 81 307
Weff WaIbin9ton Ctr. - Nmanoa s.
Batter, sc, 2056 Saasl Ctr. - &i.
&aro Yisrion, 80, 252l Nortbmeftsrn=
Mbenue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-17
nna6bansiser Snrnbereim.

Der geftern abeno in Der unabbdn=
aisen SurnbaIe abaebaltsne Calico.
Sang mar in isosr ge3iebuns Elm sro-
Der @rfOIs. Sn @ahen batten fi9 Die
8erebrer SerpR6orss eingefunben iinb
ungebunbene 6r6bli9teit berrf9ts
tiberal. Sin isber Der Sbsilnsbmsr
perlieb pOaauf befrieoist bas safli6s
0ereinslocal.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-17
Nene 9neorporattoneR.

Golesnbe @sieaiaaftsn reidten beim
Staatsfetretdr TIRE Sncorporattons=
papiere etn:
Subiana Color unb 0arniih Co.,
gpanspile. archaeological &c. 600
Die Boonihot Saromare COMPANY.
bon petersburg, Sno., 8etriebstapital
S14 600.
2od Stobe anb 6arotpare 60. bon
g%pansbile, Betriebsfapital $50. 600.
Die South 8eno @oopera9e So ,
8etriebstapital &c. 600
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-17
g ls@ etterbert9t.

Resen unb rpdrmsr beute Ta9t; Sonners'
tag, 8eeen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-17
9bermometarfanb

Sberrnometsrfanb.
959fs Temperatur. 80 Sra
Rieoriefte Temperatur. " -
90. Z. 8Ibtbs
SectionssD Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-17

Benepa Goter n. 10
Sabre oft, 1881 Wusfingum StraBe
tpobnbaft unb Sable glaf uea, Is
Sabre alt, 331 Solsbo Strabe motn.
baft. beioe Der i9maraeu &afe anss=
b6rig, tpuroen fps9en 8rOBoiebfabls
binter bic i9usoii9sn Gardiner se-
bra9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-17
L,S.AIRES& eco:

@aibinston bel ser Meribian StraBe
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-17
Ginoergeriht.

Dit einem blauen Nu9e lam Der 16=
idbrige SObn 9isnif oaDOn, Der fa
pe9en St6rung zines 6fsntIi9en @ot-
t%esoientss. ben &en. glmer Sincent.
Der paifor Der Stride abbielt, gu ber-
antmorten bate.
&ihter Stubs belt benz 8ensel cine
S~trafpreoigt uno brobte ibm nit Der
aansen Sdwere oes @efebes. falls es
ibm nod einmal einfalen ioQte, In Der
Gir9e oss &sp. 8ineent IN Der War.
tinoale Npe.. in Der Nd5e Der Ntlas
engine WOrts, unfus gu pertiben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-17
Grunoeigentbums HebertrasguseH.

Sarab 5. 6or an @barles Sshne,
Got 60. 9~ausbsrtp's suboibiRon bon
SutlOt SO, 40 bel ITO CUB, psrbshsrt,
Rorootsds bon Wrigbt. unS proIpects
Strabs, $500.
CHARLES &eeie on Sophia 6. @on=
ger, S6eil bon Got IS, ). 0Iets
9sr's aooitiOn, 40 BEL - JuB, Der.
beHert, NOrbisite bon &ooiebsIt Nps.
6fli9 bon Nrienal Nne., $500.
Sarrp g. Rates on 9epis 6. Do
pies, Got 80 uno She'll bon Sc, Slet=
9er's 3peits 8rootRoe Nboition. rrlres
sslmdBisss Sttd, sioisits bon 8roOts
fbe aDs., tuefli9 bon &ural Str.
$500.
5ranois u. Nrmfrons u. u. on Sol.
&. Martep. Got 81. 2epffone parf
MobitiOn, 40 bel 143 SUB, bacant.
Noroofede Der 81. unb Clifton Ctr.
500.
Soispb 3. Wartsp on ben S9ulratb,
oasIelbe. 500.
Sames &entban, Nominifrator, an
Sohn 9. &eib. spei Drittel bon BOT
81. graoibap u. u. SuboibiFun,
Outlet loo, 40 bel los Sub, pacant,
ehoisite Der grubibap Str. 6ftli9
ron Wri9bt Ctr. $500.
euian 6. s. pertins an patrid 3.
gOple, Got l, 9orb's Wsf Midisnn
ctr. Nooition. 80 BEL 100 SUB, bsrb.,
Sioieite Der WiAigan Str, msfli9
BON glafe Str. $1,000.
@ermansa msrican Building Nho=
eiptior on peter Serlstb, Cots 81 big
go, 2odmooo u. u. StoDit abolition,
81 bel 100 SUB ieoe. baeant. Ofieite
Der 2odwooo Str, iiolid bon Winnes
fota Str. $1100.
8ouIebaro 2anb @cmpanp On 2au-
renee 8. gatins. Got 1O4, Gtat,
Square, 40 bel Ill SUB, pacant,
8efieite Der NelfOn Str, n6roli9 bon
SelOB Ctr. 1926.
3be 5OIenbed preB an Die g.. g..
6. & ct. Souls giienbabn.@ eieQi9aft
She'll bonn noro6ili&en gisrtsI, Sec.
tiOn s. SOwnihip Is. &an9s 4. 8 rs
9lder, Center 8o%wnibtp. $4,000.
Rosma 2rupp an Wiliam 2otbs,
9rufss, Got 81, Me@artp's Subpioi-
fiOn. Sutlot IL ETC., Is bel 1913 SUP,
bsrb., N~OroOfsde psnniploania uno
Horpoob Str. $4,000.
Seize s. pribstt an uriab W.
@baile. She'll Got /. SObniOns grben.
fabli9e Settle bon 20. Str, uefli9
Der Wonon Babn, So, 900.
Stougbton u. Slet&er on Clifford
q. Nstin, Got 10 uno SbeiI II,
Woobs Sub. 6fflide Settle pOn Mla.
bama ST.. SIS, 900.
4nna W. Ssd on Nusuf %. 2as
beng. Got 4. Ssd's l. Noo., nornweffs
Ii9e gds Winneiota uno 2eonaro Str.
$400.
Marp 8. Sit9eod an @owin d..
RoIentbal, Got 50, @ilarb placs @oo.
40 Bel 125 SUB. bfliae Settle bon
Waleott StraBs, fioli@ bon SbiO Ctr.
s265O.
Ssnrp gissl IN SOfspb .. Warpin.
Got "a, gitels Norb Werioian Str.
Nbb., SO bel 1902 Sub. nOromsft.
li9e gds bon p~snniplpania uno So.
Str. $500.
SoIepb 9. Warpin en- Warp s.
gipp, She'll bsrielben, Got "a. 42t bel.
SO CUB, n6roli9s settle BON sc. Str,
tuefli9 bon pe~nnfploania ctr. $500.
Burton 6. Manlope an Sable &ui-
iea, 9r! 26, Sboemafers Subj, She'll
bon DAT 6iG gob., 40 bel 135 5 6ub,
6fli9e Settle bon parfer Mpe., n6roltd
BON % Str. $1100.
Gtate pla3a 10. on Sobn %. 2ane.
Got SO, State pIasa Noo., 40 bet 100
SUB, rpeflide Settle bon 0enorids
plaee. fioli9 bon Rew 9ort strabe.
s725.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-17

Etnrb . Ausulf ReHHer, ON TIttT on. ben II.
SauuoT. moreens nul $40 ubr, I'm
HIter Don Sc SehreH uHo 6 Rouateu. sie Besrbi.
GHa9 Fnoet on Ssreitl9 Ro6mittaa um ? ubr bon
osm Sronsr5ouie, Treosid flat. gde cit uub sastp
Serieg SiraBe. aus itltt. 6reunos Hrb ,ineslaoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-17
E heibungsnagen.

5rau 2alnan 8aobie frsngte gegerI
ibrsn @atten Samuel 6lase anf S&si.
bung. an.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-04-21
FRISCO BURIES DEAD AND PLANS NEW starr
BIG RELIEF TRAIN
One With Twelve Sealed Cars
From Government Passes
Through on Rock Island.

A government relief train. consisting
of II sealed baggage cars loaded with
tents, blankets, and miscellaneous sup
plies and ratiOns, passed through Rock
Island this morning at 5:4S over the
Rock Island, enrOute from Philadelphia
to San Francisco. The train reached
Rock Island at 5:4S, and left at 5:55.
1t is travelling across the continent I'M
der orders to make the trip as fast
as possible and stay on the rails II
made an unusually fast run between
Blue Island and Rock Island, the time
3 hours and 81 minutes. being less than
that usually consumed by the fastest
limited trains. All of the cars are seal
ed. and in addition to the baggage cars
a coach is carried for the accommoda-
tion of the attendants One of the
cars had broken wheel, and was held
at Silvis for repairs, going out on No
23 at 9:40.
The special train left Philadelphia
over the B. & O.. and was turned owe.
TO the Rock Island at Blue Island this
morning The Rock Island will carrA
the train as fast as possible TO Den
yer, where it will be turned over TO
the Union Pacific for delivery on the
coast. For so heavy a train, it is max
ing a record trip.
Local Agent Stoddard of the Mil
waukee was today notified that his
company will transport free all goods
sent to relieve the sufferers when ad.
dressed to properly constituted relief
committees.
F. A. Riddell, local agent of the Bur
lington, was today notified that his
will carry freight for the San
Francisco sufferers free, the same a.
other roads are doing, when assurance
is given as to the intended destination.
This afternoon w. A. BartZ, local
agent of the United States Express
announced that he had re-
ceived orders to transport express mat
ter and money free to San Francisco
if destined for the relief of the suf-
fererS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-04-21
PEOPLE REJOICE In
MISFORTUNE WHEN THE
FIRES AT LAST CEASE

Oakland, Cal, April 21.-San Fran
cisco's conflagration is in its last throes
and 800 900 homeless people are rejoic-
ing in spite of their terrible misfor-
tunes
Just freed from the peril of death
and now facing the rigors of famine.
their hope and courage are undimmed.
Even now, while the flames are still
flaring up in the devastated portions
of the city, plans are being made for
magnificent structures to replace those
destroyed, and before the embers are
cold builders will be at work rearing
new city of palaces in place of the
one which lately fianked the entrance
of the Golden Gate
The flames were brought under con
troll late yesterday afternoon, after
they had threatened TO sweep away
the ferry house The residence dis
trict from Post to Union street and
from Octavia street to the water front
remains intact.
Fear Famine and Disease.
Fears of famine and pestiIence are
now entertained by the citizens safety
committee, upon which rests the bur
den of caring for the welfare of over
100000 people. Supplies are coming
in by the train load, but as yet the sys
tenn of distribution is not working
smoothly, and suffering from hunger
is inevitable Fifty thousand people
are living in tents at the Presidio under
military regulations. They are fol-
tunate in having abundant supplies of
water and army rations. Long lines OF
of the day waiting to receive the rough
fare with a patience that is wonderful.
100000 In One Park.
In Golden Gate park there are 200,-
900 people encamped and relying upon
the generosity of generous nation to
relieve their necessities. Here, too,
the resignation of the unfortunates is
marveled at Probably 100000 more
people are living in rude shelters erect,
ed in vacant lots and the squares scat
tered about the city.
The strictest sanitary measures are
being employed to prevent the out
break of epidemics, and in this work
of sanitation the homeless people are
rendering valuable aid to the govern
ment officials in charge of the work
Mayor Schmitz summarized the sit
uation in a telegram Ito President
Roosevelt, expressing the gratitude of
the people for the aid given by coh-
gress, and declaring that the city
would begin rebuilding at the earliest
possible hour. The telegram was al,
follows:
Generous contribution of s1,000,000
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-04-21
WILL SEND SUPPLIES ALSO
TO THE S0RELY STRICKEN CITY
Local Associated Charities Engages Armoy and Will Receive
Donations Until Next WednesdayPresident
Stewards Appeal.

to
of eweekbu n clothing.
all Of the banks where cash
clothing
al! opportunity contribute what they might
president Dr.
Stewart issued the public
the Public COntr
and
randp ~
the people at
ttee he n ~
in
days wuIn
unable to bring wha a eiy
the
j. Presd den
Island
Francisco sent
cares to
a for shipment by Wednesday
The Argus
both announces
aid of the work OF the AS
social
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-04-21
TRY To ROB Mint
Fourteen Men Shot and Killed
by Guards---Many
Executed.

San Francisco, Cal, April 21.-Four-
teen men were shot and killed Thurs
day night by soldiers guarding the Uni
ted States mint.
The marauders were killed while try
ing TO break into the partly demolished
building which contains S35,000,0 900 in
gold and silver bars. dust and coin.
Death to All Thieves.
Stories of the summary execution of
ghouls caught by soldiers in the act of
robbing the dead, or of thieves trying
to carry off property piled in the
streets are numerous.
Two men were shot and killed yes
terday Policeman Flood, on enter
ing his home. encountered stranger
who attacked him Flood shot him
dead.
Soldier Kills Policeman.
A tragedy of different form was en-
acted when Policeman Joseph NJ My
ers was bayoneted and killed by a ma
tional guards,nan over a dispute as to
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-04-21

Washington, April 21.--The house to-
day passed joint resolution making
an additional appropriation of $1,000
600 for the relief of the California suf-
ferers.
POSTPONED TILL MONDAY.
Washington, April Blowing to eu-
Iogies on the life of the late Senator Or
vile n. PIatt of Connecticut, in the
senate no other business could
be transacted. The message from
the president relating ID San Fran
cisco was not delivered to the
senate and the resolution of the house
appnopriating 100000 will not be re-
ceived from the house until Monday.
Secretary Taft has received asauranc-
es from the senators the resolution will
be passed and that he can proceed with
the necessary expenditure for relief.
MAY GIVE ADDITIONAL MILLION.
Washington, April Ex-senator AIli-
son, chairman of the senate committee
on appropriations, after a conversation
with the president today said it was
probable congress today would pass an
other bill appropriating an additional
S 100000 for relief of the people of
San Francisco.
Not One Left Hungry.
San Francisco, April 21.-Dr. Vorsan
ger, chairman of the committee to feed
the hungry, reported everything posi-
BILE was done to provide food for the
populace and that no hungry soul eX-
sted in San Francisco last night. Their
IL - f,-ffa nf
food nor in procuring it, and that III
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-04-21

quality and quantity it was satisfac-
tory.
Hearst Sends Four Cars.
Salt Lake City, Utah, April 21.-At
10 last night a local bank received or
ders from w. X. Hearst TO expend 81
500 for supplies for San Francisco and
within > hours four cars of provisions
were going west as fast as steam
could carry them. Numerous refugees
are coming to Salt Lake and each has
tale of horror.
Carries Destitute People Free.
San Francisco. April 21.-The South
ern Pacific company is transporting
free supplies for the relief of sufferers
and carrying free for the present all
destitute people from bay points TO in
terror towns and cities of California.
All federal court records are reported
safe
Russell Sage. Also.
New York. April 21-Russell Sage
today contributed $4,000 to the San
Francisco relief funds.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-04-21
is IMPOSSIBLE TO
DELIVER MESSAGES
People of San Francisco Are Scattered
So That They Cannot Be
Found.

San Francisco, April 21.-Delivery
of telegraphic messages from outside
points to people in San Francisco is
impossible. Messenger service OF
both the big telegraph companies no
longer exists. Even had the companies
an army of messengers they would be
of little value for the reason the people
are scattered far and wide and that d
journey from the Ferry building to the
western addition or to the refugees
camps consumes many hours. All au-
tomobiles have been pressed into the
service of the police or military author
tiles
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-04-21
GOVERNOR DENEEN
IN PROCLAMATION
Asks People of Illinois to Give Liber-
aIIy-Watches Legislature of
Other States.

Springfield, ILL.,, April 21.-In pro
clamation issued yesterday afternoon
Governor Deneen urges the people of
Illinois to contribute literally through
all available channels for the benefit
of the earthquake victims in San Fran
cisco and other cities in California
The governor is watching other states
to see what action is taken with refer
ence to appropriating money by the
legislatures An opinion has been
asked from Attorney General Stead as
to the legality of such procedure in
this state.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-04-21

MARTIAL LAW LESS SEVERE.
San Francisco, April Els: 3o-The
fire on the water front north of the
ferry is now under control. 1t has
burned as far south as the Lombard
street dock, where it was checked. This
rule of martial law this morning is not
nearly SO rigid and in many districts
has been withdrawn and only sufficient
guards left to prevent any possibility
of Iooting.
TROOPS ARE HASTY.
San Francisco, April 21.-Chief Din
an has determined to recommend to
the military authorities the withdrawal
of University of California cadets and
other military guards and companies
who have not exercised proper discrc-
ton in performing their duty. 1t was
stated today a number of men were
shot for refusing to help fight the fire,
but the report is not verified. Two
men were shot i'm Golden Gate park
last night for insulting women refu-
gees.
TO CALL LEGISLATURE.
San Francisco, April 21.-It is stated
Governor Pardee will Immediately call
a special session of the legislature to
prepare relief measures.
FREssVRER7 7JACOBs SAFE. F.
Washington, April 21.-The assist,
ant treasurer of the United States, Ja-
cobs, of San Francisco, for whose safe
ty fears were entertained, is safe,
Treasurer Keep, of the National Red
Cross association, has received con-
tributions to the San Francisco relief
fund amounting to S39, 1000.
GOVERNOR GETS REPLY.
Springfield, ILL.,, April 21.-(SpeciaI.)
The following telegram was receiv-
ed this morning by Governor Deneen
from Governor Pardee of California, in
answer to the telegram sent by Gov
ernor Deneen in behalf of the state
officers of Illinois last Thursday, ten
dering their offer of sympathy and aid
for the people of California;:
"Your generous sympathy and offer
of help is appreciated. So many thous-
ands have been rendered homeless and
deprived of employment that it is 90
ing to he long, hard pull to save them
from actual starvation. There is i'm
mediate need for large quantities of
foodstuffs. (Siened)
"GEORGE c. PARDEE,
Governor
Over $500 was subscribed ins the
state house yesterday afternoon and to-
day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-04-21
LIST OF KILLED AT
SANTA ROSA SHOW
FEW m0N-RESlDENTS

Fresno, Cal, April 21.-Following is
the list of killed in Santa Rosa:
MR.. AND MRS. PEACOCK
LOUIS BLUM.
MILES HERMAN
GEORGE AND WILLIE BLUTH.
MIR. PEDIGS, of Pedigo, Washer
county.
YON B. Blu.
NELE REED.
J. BRATKER
MR.. RICHARDS.
MRS. w. H. BROWN.
MRS. A. S. RODGERS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-04-21

JOE CURRY.
FRED SCHIEFFER.
r. B. CHURCHILL.
CHASTER SHEPPARD.
MR. AND MRS. L. w. CARTER.
WALTER SMITH.
J. F. SMITH, Boston.
MRS. DE YOUNG AND TWO CHILL
DREN.
E. GODDENI, Boston.
WILL DAY
E. B. KNAPP, Boston.
J. D. DOMENICO.
S. H. LOOK, Redwood City.
SMITH DAVIDSON.
ARMOND MUCHELLATTI, Red
wood City.
MIR. AND MRS. ELY
WILLIAM WESTRAN, Redwood
City.
MRS. EXCELIA.
MILES H. FISH.
MISS PHOEBE GREEN.
n. l.. JONES.
MR. KELLER.
DAVID KENNEDY.
ELI LOEB.
w. H MALLORY, San Francisco.
MR.. MURPHY
MRS. MOKE AND CHILDREN.
- TRUMAN M'CORD.r---ss
JOHN MURPHY.
MRS. G. MANNING AND CHILD.
HARRY F. NEWMAN.