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POULTRY FOOD, STOCK FOOD,
LICE KILLER, HOLLY CHICK FEED.
INSECT POWDER. SCRATCH FOOD j j
POULTRY PEPPER, L- B.. ROUPE CURE
AND CHOLERA CURE
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John Kalem, the Grocer!!
So'e Agent for Reliance Canned Goods
SAN FRANCISCO NO MORE
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Hundreds of corpses can be seen lying in the streets. It is believed -the death
list will be larger than reported.
The ferries refuse to permit people from Oakland to return and all entrances
to the city are stopped. Tnose who leave remain out.
Women and children are suffering terribly from thirst and hunger. Bread
from the bakeries that have been established is being distributed.
Telegraph hill is in flames,
Household goods, piled in the streets, are being everywhere consumed.
There not conveyances to carry them awav
People ave fleeing by the thousands across the bay with nothing but the
clothes on their backs.
The big Fontana warehouses and canneries near Fort Mason are beginning
to burn.
The shrubbery at the edge of Golden Gate park is burning.
The only casuities so far amoDg the army people are Lieut. Pulis and Mrs.
(Capt. i Nichols.
The people of Oakland and Alemeda are safe. j
Conditions This
Morning
San Franc:sco. April 20?10 a. in.?
The Postal Telegraph Company last
night re-established a wire to this city.
The offices are in a tent on the water
front.
Bakeries are bein? established in the
burned district. Fifty thousand loaves
of bread will be haked today.
After midnight las', night the flames
traveled so fast that they licked up the
debris caused by -,he exploding dyna
mite and went on to the intact build,
ings beyond before thousands of work
ing men could clear it away.
Nearly all the homes of tho wealthy
on Van Ness avenue' were blown up
but the flames leaped across theavenu#
and the open spaces made as across an
alley.
a limited number of refugees arc
being taken care of at the Prasedio.
E. H. Harriman has wired the South
ern Pacific to give the people the free
use of the company's ferry boats in
escaping from the city.
People Suffer For Food
San Francisco. April 20 ? 10 a.m.? Tne
people are "suffering for food. Thous
ands are going hungry. Food stuffs
and supp'ies of all kinus are consumed
as fast as they can be issued. Bread
sells for J1 a loaf.
Supplies and tents are expected today.
They will be taken to Golden Gate
park and distributed. Water supply
for the people is promised for this after
noon. The suffering from this source
has been terrible. Much of the water
used has been sent from Oakland in
barrels.
The police have taken charge of all
grocery stores and they sell only one
article of food to a single person at one j
time.
Government transport and tugs are j
beginning to take refugees to Oakland.
Santa Rosa
Obliterated
Oakland, April 20 ? 10 a. m ? Cour- J
riers from Sac fa Rosa say that town
has been completely obliterated. Fi.-e
hundred people are dead. The whole j
business section of the town collapsed.
Many were imprisoned in the fallen
buildings and cremated. Refugees are
arriving at this city. ?
At the town of Brawley 100 buildinps
were wrecked. No lives were lost.
Two More
Ghouls Killed
Oakland, April 20, ? 10 a. m.? Two
more ghouls were shot and killed at
San Francisco last night. This makes
eight, to meet death that way. Many
escaped with wounds inQicr.ed by
soldiers.
The blowing up of the homes of
millionaires on Van Ness avenue sound
ed like the boomiug of artillery.
Sheathed in Flames- 1
Oakland. April 20.? At 0 o'clock this- '
morning Van Ness avenue. San Fran- 1
c sco. was sheathed in (lames which 1
are sweeping towards Russian hill.
Chinatown has been des' roved.
Alaskans At ?
San Francisco ,
Seattle, April 20 ? l'he following !
Alaskans known to be at San Franciscc f
have been heard from and are safe
Dr. Phillips, grand Arct ic chief Arctic
Brotherhood, of Nome. He is at Oak
land, Judge Qannucn, of Nome. Hei
at Saa Francisco. A son of Edward I'.
Dunn, of Nome, is safe at Cer'ielev
where he is attending the University,
Dunn has contributed $"00 to the relief
fund.
Yesterday's
late Story
San Francisco, April 19. 5 p. m. ? via
courrisr to Oakland. ? Kvery house on
Nob Hill is ablaze. The tongues of
flames are lapping the haavens ami
spreading to outlying dietricts. There
is not a stick of dynamite obtainable
anywhere. The gas in many houses
is exploding and blowing the structures
into the air.
Superintendent Leach, of the mint,
has just wired the department at
Washington that ail the money in the
mint has been sived. There is about
$100, 000,000 of it. The mint building
is still standing and is the only one in
chat district to remaiu, Leach says that
is due to the work of Lieut. Armstrong
and the Sixth infantry who with his
men have worked heroically.
The St. Frances hotel "walls have
collapsed from the fire. It is now a
smoldering heap of tingled iron and
steel.
Fire Chief Sullivan, who was injured
from falling walls, is dying. More !
than one policeman has been seriously
injured.
Oakland, April l.i, ? ?ia courrierfrom
San Francisco, 5 p. m. ? At 6 o'eluck
the flames in the northern resident
district are slightly subsiding. jVU
other portions of the city are rowing
furnaces.
A car load of dynamite has jus:
arrived from Portland. It trill be used :
in blowing up all re.-idsnces east of;
Van Ness avenue between Golden Gate
and Pacific avenues. Van Ness is the,
most fashionable residence in Sac '
Francisco.
The Hibernian Savings liank was
destroyed. The vaults remain un- '
opened.
The Fairmount hote', which is re-'
garded as about absolutely fire proo; j
is still burning, thoughly slowly.
The condition of the people is awful !
Last night there were 100,000 homeless.
Tonight the number has grown to 300,- ,
000. Mayor Schmidt has appealed to
tbe coast citi-s for help at once. His
cry is "for God's sase send food am
shelter." The majority of the 300,000
homeless men, women and children ?
will sleep in the open air. _ Those who
AHIheVety fewest Things iri A^Hinerjj?
8. M. Behrends Mercantile Co.
(ieo. Blanchard, Manager.
are lucky will have blankets only. '
They will use the beach at the site of 1
the old Cliff bouse.
People are now flocking in row boats
mil other boatsacross the bay, carrying
nothing but blankets. <
There is scarcely a single day's ,
supply of food in the entire city. (
Steamers are being rushed to the city 1
from coast towns where bakeries arc
working day and night to supply bread
for the hungry thousands. Mayor
Schmidt has stationed -policemen at all
San Francisco bakeries who will not
permit m >re than & single loaf to be <
sold to a single person at a time.
Orders are furnished those who have
families to feed.
Ofiicers with drawn pistols are forc
ing citizens to work who are ready to
drop from exhaustion caused by long
strain and many hours of toil. Men
are being impressed into service and
are competed to work whether they
want to or cot.
SaMors from the government vessels
have been taken ashore and they are ?
aiding in the succ-or of the stricken
p-oole.
San Francisco April 30,? 6:30 ? 1 The
fire now covers the crest of Nob hill and
is burning with renewed vigor. The
flames are traveling in a northerly
direction. The booming of the dyna
m'te can be heard already. A new fire
i-> breaking out and traveling westward
from -Van Ness aveuue. Unless it is;
chegked in a very short time dynamlt- 1
iug will do no good.
At this hour there is not more than
one-'hirdof the residences of the city
standing.
Gen. Fuuston is considering the ad- \
visability of calling for more troops'
from Vancouver Barracks to relieve
the tired, worn out men of his over- 1
workod commar.d.
A special train is hurrying from j
Vancouver Barracks with teuts and j
rations for tlie needy. It is expected j
to arrive at Sacramento tomorrow
morning. The supplies will be brought
here with automobiles. "No trains are
being operated west of Sacramento.
Oakland, April 19?6 p.m.? Lieut.
Charles C. Pulis, of the light artillery,
was blown up at San Francisco this
evening from discharging dynamite.
He will die.
The list of dead secured so far ba9
been confined largely to the tenement
district. Most of them are foreigners
and working girls. Only 40 bodies have
been indentified up to the present time
of those who were taken to the public
vnorgues. Three thousand have been
reported as missing. Most of them,
probably are dead. It is known, how
Bver, that many have goue insatfe and . ^
others have fled. ^
Shocks at Los Angeles ,
? ?
Los Angeles, April 19?6 p. m, ? Two /
listinct earthquakes were felt here this y
afternoon. Building rocked us boats in )
sl surf, though do damage result#d. )
fhe people are greatly scared. j \
Peculiar Accident
At Salinas
Salinas, Cal., April 19? During thf ;
shock of the earthquake at Hollister j ?
near here a chimney fell through th<* j (!
roof of a building where a wedding ?
wass in progress and killed the bridt i ?
and groom. _ | fi
San Jose All O-one i
1 8
San .Tose, April 19?5 p. m.? Thif
city has been wiped out completely. J
is under martial law. The hospital
are crowded to the extent of their capa
city with dead and dyiDg.
Situation Desperate
At Oaklanc
Oakland, April 19 ? 5 p.m. ? The situ
ation here is desperate. The criminal
element is beyond control. Six ghoul -
were shot dead an hour ago.
CaoKht Cold While Hnntloe a Burg
lar
Mr. Wra. Thos. Lanorgan, prorlncia'
Constable at Chapleau. Oatario, says:
"I caught a severe cold while hunting
a burglar in the foreJt swamp last fall
Hearing of Chamberlain's Caugh Hem
edy, 1 tvied it, and after using two stnali
bottles, I was completely cured." This
reoi3d.v is intended cspecial for oaughs
ard colds. It will loosen and relieve a
severe cold in less time than by any
other treatment and is a favorit e where -
ever Its superior excellence has becomc j
kcowi^ For sale by Wrn. Brill.
For R?nt
Furnished 12-room house, with bath,
etc. Inquire of Capt. Moore.
2-29-1 ra
At the Uasoot
Mt. Vernon rye a-:d Old Belmot
whiskeys, double stamped goods, at j :
wholesale prices at the Mascot salpoa ?
Will Roopan
Will re-open the Railroad Restau i
rant within a very few days. ??ur 1
patronage solicited.
John Williams. <?
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A lars;e quantity of the latest maga- ;
zines received at Muir's on the Jeffer
son.
Jefferson
Comes Up
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On lier Fifty-seventh voyage with more goods j
consisting of Raises, Stoves, Granite and Tin
ware- Doors, Windows. Glass, Paints, Oils,
Lime, Cement, Cutlery, Guns. Amunition,
Base Ball, Tennis and Golf Goods, Fishing ;
Tackle, Bicycles and Bicycle Repairs,
All kinds of Plumbing Goods.
Plumbing in all its Branches.
J. M. TANNER,
The Hardware Han.)
Do not overlook us when in cwd of hard
ware. We now carry a full line of build
ers HARDWARE, CARPENTER TOOLS, TAR
PAPER, TIN and GRANITEWARE
DONT' FORGET
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We are the only Tinn: is ur.d Plumbers that nave stajed by our City, and
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