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On Wednesday as she neared the Carr Street church to fill her speaking appointment, she heard the newsboys crying: “San Francisco destroyed by an earthquake!”

The drum was quite successful and could be heard all over the neighborhood. In his account Willie included developments over a period of time:

Soon A. O. Tait came in, and Jones addressed him. “Oscar, come here. Sit down. You heard me preach that sermon yesterday?”

Then she went on to assure the representatives of other countries in Europe that “there is a great work yet to be accomplished in all the fields from which we have heard reports” ( Ibid .).

On the same day, Mrs. White had a practical address for the missionary workers. She opened her talk by telling of Nathanael's skepticism when he first heard of Jesus:

“In 1877 J. N. Andrews visited the Waldensian valleys ‘and made such an impression on my wife that she cried when she heard of his death,’ Geymet wrote.

Some months later when she herself heard a sermon on the sleep of the dead, she believed it to be the truth. Of this she wrote:

Yea, publish the things thou hast seen and heard, and the blessing of God will attend. —— Look ye! —— That rising is in strength and grows brighter and brighter.— Ibid. (Italics supplied.)

We were united in praying last evening for the Spirit of the Lord to fall upon us. God heard our earnest cries. I was taken off in vision.

We have returned to this dear people, weary and worn, where we share their full sympathy, and where Mrs. White and self are heard as in former days.