was with rejoicing that Mrs. F. F. Pengelly, of this city, received word that her brother, George Denny, correspondent of the Associated Press in Tokio, had escaped unharmed. He was born in British Columbia. H. Geddes, manager in Vancouver for the G. R. Gregg silk firm, was advised that Louis Watson, Japanese representative of the firm, had been killed, but was unaware of the fate of Mrs. Watson and family. The company's warehouse in Yokohama was completely wrecked. Mrs. Geddes' brother, E. I. Bunting, conducted a woollen importing business in Yokohama and no word as to his fate has yet been received here. From Mrs. A. K. Aurell, of Yokohama, came a cable.stating that she, her husband, and their two children were safe in the mountain resort
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