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The San Francisco call., 1904-08-23
GETS DIVORCE
FOR CRUELTY
Mother and Daughter Both
Legally Separated From
Same Husband This Year
ACTOR KEANE ACCUSED
Griffiths' Cross Complaint
Charges Wife With Mis-
behaving With Thespian

Nov and than the proceedings In q
divorce court present = situation 0zt
0f the ordinary. but IL : doubtful
Ehesher the Superior CoUrE q san
Francisco has ever before been
called upon 70 separate a uoshsr
ard dsagntsr from the sane hus-
hard A few weeks ago Judge Esrrf-
gan annuIIsd The marriage between
Hugo Fuchs zat the woman who vas
then his wife Ga the ground that her
former husband vas still IN The Land q
the living and E7g divorced Judge
Huat yesterday granted dIvo-cs %
Selma Fuchs fr7En Hugo IN ths ground
% erE=ltE s1d the wIfs's coFr0bo-sti1g
Ef5nass vas her mother. whose mar
rage With Fuchs was snauIIs5 I2zE
May
Selma Fzzhs testified that she ~zs
the mother q two children one eight
an5 : half years cd and the sther EW0
yezrs of age dzt under ths IsE sEs
had not been married 20 their father
antil IzSs May. which corresponds wiki
the date of Judge Eerrig1z a1nuI
uent OF Fvchs marriage Eith her
uother- To Judge Szzwel the young
wife made 4 sufficient showing II
cruelty 20 warrant The granting Cf =
divorce and IS Z month zlfuo1F f0-
The support Of The children Ire
woman VIII support hsrsslf from hsr
income as Z music teaCher- She tsSEf-
fad thsE hzr husband wss 4 physician
0T profession but = u0w s1gzgsd II
selling books Her mother. ths former
wife 0f Fuchs. curruo0ratsd her dzUEh-
ter's testimony regarding the mans
crusIEy.
Judge He5bzrd granted divorce -
AIIes Mar hsgg from Andres B k=sg
for neglect % Elizabeth NJ HzF6=sty
frOm John W. HsrdastY for 6=sertton,
Judge Kerr5gzn granted divorce %
c. a Bradford from L z Bradford
for 5eSartt01 and uazIect- u Eug=1is
A Brady from James z Brady f0r
deserrIon and neglect Judge MurzskT
granted 4 divorce 20 Martha BernaE
from william B=Fuet for dsssrtIC1
Sufts for divorce were He'd by Iia
N Spfcsr against G. - SpIcer FIR d.
za-1Eou. bF Anna Grz=k against EzEs
Greek for d=sertt0zs ~ George P.
NarcHs against Lena L C Marcus far
Cru=Itv-
D. D GrIEEhs dIsd a cr0zz-cu-npisia
against the suit Cf his wife Anita who
charged him Eith tnE5eIfty- HIS sc-
cusetfGus against hsr are u the s4ue
tsnor. but mere specific and Usre ssu-
satfgazl n that n nauss James
Eezzz. the actor. as Ca-rss2Gl14Et-
GrfEths ard his wIEs were married OF
January = last she has since b=sn :
member u Kzazs-s theatrical company
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-23
WOOlNG FAILS
TO THAW OUT "FROZEN FACE"
After Eight Years of Courteous Consideration
Miss E. Raymond Undergoes Change of Senti.
ment Toward Jake Emige and He Is Arrested

John Carlson said re had 4 had cold
and was en route % drug store 70
purchase Guiaine EEs1 John Johnson.
whom hs had never sen before, stopped
him and fr1uu6entET inquired II he were
Shzrkey- negative answer brought
20 his uose q hard rap from his inter
rugztorss fist and IN the ensuing mix
I'd the houors EsEz even ~hzn a police
man fntervsred and arrested The con-
bztzuts fO- hzhtfng Judge Cah4nIzs
dismissed TIA casa
Martin ShsGzhnsssY allowed Richard
Mage Ia share his r0om AZ az Fourth
street last Saturday night and whsn
- aEoke II found thzt M Mace
had pEur6ared his pockets AMI dEsap-
peares7- Mr. Nzges wfu bs santence1
for petty larceny today ~ Judge Con-
Ian
william Miller 6z5 Z boiled han. hid
tzn underneath MS c0zt whsr he Vas
arrested Saturday night II The Mission.
snd as 10 claimant u the NEAT az
pezred the charge q petty larceny was
dismissed by Judge Fritz
Charles A1zns. attorney % SIS Mar
ket street vent 10 collect = aEI owing
by H. Z Linden k=eDer Of 4 lodEing-
hcus4 AZ SIS Stevenson street and n
stead 0t money he received = blow from
the debtor Judge C4hzzEss imposed 4
fne q s. Oh Mr. Linden
Thirty days II prison OF ssa hue wzz
The Alternative submitted by Judge Can
Ian 70 Donnfnick McC1Ilizzn. marine
fireman who celebrated lis safe return
from ths Ezr-rfven Orient ~ getting
drunk an6 then attacking Pstrol-an
r1oCs= OF Fourth street DoriutcE paid
The fine
William Carr. zho lives At North
Beach an5 = nicknamed sDopey. -
rust explain 10 Judge Fritz his rea-
saus fgr 6s~dEiug bg DAY and night
sr Sutter and DeFfsadero streets The
policeman Eh0 arrested Carr informed
ths court th2t the DEFENDANTS beha-
v1or vas = standing puzzle 70 the folk
Who complained u hin
Henry JgE=s. accused q conducting =
Iottery place insisted OF pleading
guilty despite 4 hint from Judge Fritz
that 1he evidence q guilt was MT ah-
sCTu-e1y c1GclUsIvs-
That 61esns make any difference "
said Mr- Jones. IN guilty All right all
right and don't want % put yeu 70 the
trouble q trying ne Just tx the ane
and III pay IT,
All right al right II you insist r.
zuan6s6 the Judge The E1= = s1sfi-
That's al r5Ehs- al rfghE said M
Jones. ard he PAID the money right
thsu and tEere-
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-23
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The San Francisco call., 1904-08-23
DR. SrosI-. c.. Continued

When the case q Dr. BENJAMIN =.
StoL- charged with the 1Urder of Dr..
Robert J. Blake IN the PheIzu building
CT October Is 1864. was called n
Judge Cooks court yesterday % % rs-
So for rial Attorney Hosuer. for the
6etsu1zDt- asked FOR z couttnuzncs- zs
n desired tine 70 prepare an TN
porrzzr motion By consent the case
vas continued till September Il At
the former rrtzI the Judge instructed
the 1ury 70 zcquft znd The Supreme
Court On appeal By the District At
tcrney held that the Judge erred in
giving such instruction
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-23
Prisoners Are sensenced

Louis Pierce. charged with robbery
and convicted o. grand larceny hy Z
Jury IN Judge Duzns's court was sen
tencsd yesterday 20 serve sizatssn
months In san Quentin He wzz ac-
cused Of r0hbizg John A66oet % s4z
on May H. Josspn RfcCi- charged
with assault 70 murder and convicted
0e simple assault Was sentenced %
serve ninety days In the County IziI.
He stabbed Charles Ezz0 with =
pocket knife IN q SAIGON OF Drum
street On June 1e- c. L Curtis, cor
victed o. attempting 70 assault Z little
girl was sengenesd by Judge Cook 20
serve ten years n san Qasn1fn-
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-23
PREPARES FIGURES on
SCHOOL RES
Financial Secretary Berifner OF Board
Of Educatfon Reports That
81 sa52-s 6s Vas Sueu-.

Financial Secretary Charles L Bar
liner OF the Board q E1uCa-i0a yes
rerzzy completed figures On th= ex-
vs1zFtures Of the Szho0E Department
during the fiscal year ending June 80
1854 HIS tz6uIzE=d statement 01 ths
subject shows that there was expended
for all purposes the sun q sI.355.-
3TsaE When the board began bust
ress On July 1. 1893. It had = 1et sur
Plus q S47-TTS 81 out q the finds oE
che prezedtzg fiscal vezr- The B0ar6
OF Supervisors appropriated = total Of
24s.aGa. included IN which amount
vas some Sssa.aee contributed bv the
STATE Ttzre vas received from The
Stzss- however, thz sun 0f s11s-91a
approximately II excess Of the amount
estimated tEzt would be received for
ths support q rhs sch00Is- COzse-
quentIy the income from ali sources
aggregated s1.48e.TTz 81. thus leaving
. balance of sss ass a. Against this
balance. however. contracts have al
ready bean eurs-sd into Or co1t=n-
plated waich viii lessen It cs1st5=r-
ably.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-23
GOING HOME TO FIGHT
HIS COUNTRY-S BATTLES
Youe NoguchE. the japanese Poet
sails for YokoAaEna To-Day On
the Mafrcf1urta.

Going hOmz 70 fght his country :
battles < the mission q Taue N0Ea-
chi japanese poet and journalist. who
sails for the Orient On The NsnchurIs
to-day Many n this country who
have rad The VoIcs o the valley -
From The Eastern Sea and The
American Diary u & japanese Girl
ard have beeu charmed bF the clever
nsx q this young writer from the
land OF tha cherry blossom vii be In
ters<tsd % know that presently he viii
oe using the bay0aas instead OF the
pen
L has been Z d0zsu years since
Tons N0EucF-E sppzzrE5 IN Szu Fran
cisco. = metIs brown lad from Nippon
ard began the work q learning
and writing English Some q ais
first literary ezorts czzz cur II
ths earlier issues Gs The Lark
Charles Warren Stod6ar5. who as
sisted Burgess IN the prefzcfug o.
The voice OF the Valley and Seen
and Unseen has spoken highly 0f the
struggling boy singer Of japan Nogu-
chi recently returned from London.
Ehsrs hs net ZznswfII. RessessL- I'd
win and Lady Arnold and 0rhers Of
the British galaxy Of letters While
IN the Orient NOguchI viii write for
The Boston Transcript, NcCIurs's and
other publications
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-23
LIFE SENTENCE
rs REIMPOSED
Judge Cook Denies Motion
for a New Trial in Case
II Mrs. COrdeIia Botkin
0YERRULES ALL POINTS
Says That if Penalty Had
Been. Left 10 His Decision
II Would Have Been Death

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sStEi- hss llste1s6 t5 ths w1-5s which
T-- ccrstEn her 70 q tern u uts frr-
F5-sc--e-t In san Quentin sor The
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The San Francisco call., 1904-08-23
Chinatown watehu,en Defeated.

Superior Judge Esbbzrd yss-sr-
day reversed Z decision OF the Jus
tees Court II the cases q iv= China
town wztchEsn who sued the Ssz
Companies for SIS each alleged 70 Be
due as salary for q month as watch
me1- afEsr they had been given rhf--
u days notice that their services ware
10 longer required IN the justices
Court the wztchueu were given tz1g-
Eenr for their claim Judge Hebbzri
holds that the thirty days notice was
sufficient under the contract and ne
assessed ths costs against ths plain
u@s-
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-23
Irrfnx scott's ser.1ririe--

Superior Judge Co9sT yesterday
confirmed the sale OF the personal
property OF Irving NJ Scott reported
BY the administrator of the estate. At
private sale fer S51.s7s tha admins
traitor sold 10 Morton 3. SteIIe tha
following securities 3ss first mort
gage Per cent sinking fund bonds os
the Unfted states Sh1pb uEEdfnx Com
pany and T7q shares cf preferred
stock and rae shares of common stuck
IN the same corporation
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-23
Chflean school.f1fp Con-

SANTIAGO. Chile. Aug zz-The
Chilean schoolshi1 General Bzzuz-
da10 has left Yokohama for San Fran
cisco 80 as 10 enable the cadets 20 &c
20 ST. Louis and visit the exposition
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-23

Dr. Quituzu K0hnks- president O.
The New Orleans Beard q Health i
II Texas tc determine by experiments
the feasibility q fighting ths mosquito
Sx q germ carrier.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-23
MISS WARREN
NAY Be Ill
Attorneys for Contestants
of Miss Dofbeer's Will
Insist Upon Deposition
WILL EXAMINE DOCTOR
Trial Of Fight for Fortune
Not to Be Set by Judge
COffey Until Next Friday

A1oE1sr pTel111iEs-Ey sziEUIS1 n the
battle fer the millions Ct Bertha N
DoIossr took place yesterday forenoon
IN Judge CuEsy's Department q the 81
perLor C1urr- 4 nice 6Iscrir1instio zs
70 th= result would show 4 temporary
bat uot important victorv for ths Con-
-sstsnts q TIE VII q ths morbid girl
Who ended her life by fIngtnE harssif
from TIE ni1th-storv wf160w % thz
FTzI5o-f-Azeo-tz Hotel II Ss~ YORK
Out g the chaos a contests and an
svers the legal conflict tor = 5fstrfhz-
tLc1 q the fortune Is Commanding %
tzE= to-u q 6efnIce issues TIE cor
t=s-aurs Esnt % post1o1s TIE ErisI IN
I'll they have secured the deposition q
Etrs Marloa Ware fEisCi and z5-
vlssr q Mss D0Ibesr and principal
BENEFICIARY under The VII ne admin
istrst1rs. u x charged wish u force
the case % trzsI II or1sr % prevent The
taxing q TIE deposition Besz1zs tlts
the paint Is rafse5 whsther Mss war
rsn 4 really & party b the cortes- and
whether she = represented by sry at
corusTs othsr than those appearing t5r
rhe z5uiufsrrzto-s
Eez-srdzE vas So bE Judge Hunt.
511zz TIE shsszcs z Judge Co=eT- as
ths 6z-s f1r hearing The petition b
The s6utuisrrstors f9r The admission n
Nlss Dolheer-s wiz % probate Attcr-
1ETs PLSnurT and VTllIizUsou appeared
fsr re s6nlniztrs-o-s sr5 Hiram W
EE5 Albert n Johzsou sor A5olph
S--zr7=r r-= n -E= r--r=<rz--= Tia
Cr0ssirs between The attorneys lasted
fer a. hour and AZ ths end q II Judge
C1@eT 6eci5=d that - WozI5 examine
Dr- " 2 Levitt lzxt F-rI6sy a. . the
state Z Mss Warrezs heath zz5 III
III thz1 h would uC- st the case for
rrizL although he ts anxious that yhe
trtaI shah be heard a The earliest pas
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The San Francisco call., 1904-08-23
ATTORNEYs ARRAYED.

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proponents. while VV-IIIis11z1u sat n tEs
fury box keeping Al cage eye upoa the
pruce=dinEs- TIE Two J1hnsols sat side
~ SIDE u front u the Judge an were
alive with a5iecrt1ns and sIoCue1ce II
-1e5r eEort e prevent the case beng
So Eor hearing ALb4r- johnson fred
t1e drst Eun IN giving Judge C0Gey .
review = t1s proceedings taken during
RE courts vacation. ilciuit1E Judge
Hunts statement that nothing should
- Eezs unsfI Judge Co==v sE1ul5 -
--ru % tE= H=nch Thsa h sez forth
that m spite gf rhz Eizi zezcs q TIE
Contestants they had been unzhIe 20
serve notice upoa al q the persgus IN
rsrsstsd II tEe 5tstrfsut501 q the e.
tstz bzzsusz suUe q thsm were IN
WING q 5e served
Whea Judge C1Ezy demanded the
zzues ~ th1se EnserVsC Johnson said
thzt -hET were Ms Joseph L Moody
ard Hiss Ethel L RocEa- Ths latter
i cousin = Mss Dulbeer and vas
Lzfr Sc sGG II The vii Johnsou vol
u1-esrsd the information that Mrs.
lE00dT- WHe WEz EoE he1s1C5zET tn
der the VIII ard + the sister q the
c0ntesrsnr. A6clph Sehz15sr. = u06est
sz5 Wtu -ot sppezr IN the contest m
IA Sc = compelled to This czused
rhs courL 20 suggest that The two re-
lucEz-- pers0zs might be reached
Trough q process q court served ~
the SzzriE ard o. The agreement thar
Hrs. Moody z-5 Mss Roche VIII b
So Saved L z probable that tEe courE
wU - zb1s q So TIE contest E5- trial
after paSs51E Upo1 ths Uzr-5r q Hiss
Wzrreus zbEIty u give Z deposition
n ths talk between the attorneys
yesrer5sT The JohzsCzs charged that
Ps5-rF ard WLllazS0z- attorneys
tor rEz exacztors we're representing
the chef Iezzres- Mss Warre1 Pills
5urv denied The statement ard said
that Mss Warren vas without means
"a ezp,oy Al attorney. but that The
executors TCUl1 protect her IN The
contest
WANTS EARLY TRIAL
PlIs5zry pIsz6ed fer Al early set
ting e the case fsr trial and On az
eoGur q TIE pressure q ether matters
the curt favored f. but ths Tohzs0ns
coursz6e6 rhzt TIE issues were uot
uzds % unt1 al The parties II interest
before rim involving the szue point
Judge CoEsT Ess Constrained 70 post
p5ne the setting
Urou the failure q Mss Warren %
zrpezr % make = deposition before g
uo-zrv Izsr Saturday PiLshUT rszd
The zE5zvlr q d. Levitt as 70 her
uEnssz and ths attorney remarked that
4, would be inhuUsn for TIE court %
order Ter % make = depCsitiC1- H
rau Johnson f--edfzrsIT produce6 Z
certificate signed " A6olpE Schznder
IL zhich the aE76avIt oE the 9ocr0r snd
rhz Plea Z Mss WzrrEz's I'll health
Eere coutr0verts1 The court admitted
that rhe csrrffczrs vas n proper form
for JusIclzI co1si5e-zrEgu and o1 the
strength C. Il hs would have 70 grant
The coutss-zzt's request for al t1vesrf-
Eztio1 and cal Dr. Levitt into court
Sexr Friday the 6octo- vii b heard
ard Il f Is proven that Mss Warren
= 19E Too Ii her deposfri0n EIlI os o.
6er=G taken Al TIE sane tine Judge
Co1eT VII probably set the case for
trial AZ = date near the middle o. Sep
te-ber
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-23

Thouzs Franklin might not have
been 50 offensive IN his conduct on an
Ellis street owl car Il he had known
that PztrOlzsn ParrsIl. n plain zzrb.
was one q his fellow passengers. nor
might he have been arrested II he had
Essded the pOhcsmzu's zdnoufsfon 70
remember thzre were women aboard
Judge Fritz VIII sentence 1Ir. Franklin
today.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-23

? @ Tsyio-s who was arrested While
p7ra1tzg kszruy street with his shoes
II his hand zt Al early hour yesterday
morning. informed Judge Csufzn that
Es was osItsTE- IN the EneIpu rem
edy fer disease and vas eu routA "a
tTzupie the zEzr5 IN Portsmouth
square when the policeman stopped
hiEl les. he had been drinking. but
20 the best os lis recollection Re was
not very drunk
The barefoot cure for alcoholism =
Z new o1z. said ths Judge. and until
I have consulted medical authorities
you must await judgment"
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-23

Giving cre the chznce @ ~ The
EseZs-511s -zlls q Z coupIsts
cEzrre q diet
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-23

EzEs PAR szzss- s5.es ia AE-se4s-
0rL E-E
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-11
OLD WOODEN BUCKET.
Handed Down From Generation to Gen.
 eratiOn of COrnings.

An interesting histouE is connected with a small wooden bucket owned by Nathan A. Corning, living at 436 Mon roe Avenue. It has been handed down from generation to generation through the Corning family for 340 years, says The Kansas City Star.
 "In 1546," said MT. Corning, in speak ing of the old relic. Nathan Corning was born. He became a sailor. and in 1864 was shipwrecked and cast upon an island somewhere in the Indian Ocean There he found this little bucket. and on account of its peculiar make kept 1t. and at his death in Eng land. In 161S, left 1t to his son. Samuel. with the understanding that 1t should be given only to those in the genera tIons to come who should bear his name of Nathan. In 1640 Samuel Corning gave 1t to his son, Nathan There have been three regular de- scendants of this name since that time Nathan Corning of Elyria. O., died in 1869, but none of his children bore the name of Nathan. I am his grandson, and came into possession of the bucket In 1902 when my father died in Cedar Falls, Ia. "'
 The bucket Is made of very hard, lightweight wood. and is in state of excellent preservation. There Is no metal of any kind-not even nails or screws-in it. It Is five inches high, six inches in diameter, and twenty inches in circumference.