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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-17
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The San Francisco call., 1905-03-03
water From Notes

The British ship Nelson which left We
terja Tor the United EinEdonf. has returned 70
EsQuimsat with her stern ports leaking
" The Key route ferryboat san Jose Captain
Parker, ran into the tug Alert yesterday morn
lns. and but for the clever handling OF the
toVboat BY Captain Downey a serious dis
sE1eT would have resulted. the San jose
was crowded with passengers. The Alert got
.he worst Of the encounter IN the matter OF
damages The san Jose is said TO have been
.stearning a. full speed although a heavy fog
hung over the hay AZ the time.
Iale Pacsic Mail Compsny's freighter Aigoa
'Fiil san al noon on Saturday for Japan with
a. full cargo.
- Martin Fshey. stevccore living at 1910 Flor
:: "a sti~et while working yesterday on the col
iier Meteor received injuries from which he will
Ole Fshey became entangled with the bucket
hcisting gear snS was yanked up in the air
about fifteen feet and dropped. His skull was
-rsct1red. ribs were broken and other painful
INJURIES inflicted He was taken 70 the HarbOr
Hospital but nothing could be done Tor him
t1ere ss chief Surgeon Stephens reserves for
himself all cases involving capital operation
rehey. wanted his own physician called. but
= rs told that he could attend 70 that al the
Dentrsl Emergency Hospital where he was
moved after some delas
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-03
Exncrts hr the .PeIlng.

The steamer City OF PeEips sailed yesterday
FOR the tsthnus Of Panama and way ports
with general nleIchand1se cargo. vaiusd Al
S1f4-531. 70 be distributed as fellows; For
Central America. SOS 22S, Pa mama. $685.; New
YORK 81. 1875: Colombia. SIg4S. Ecuador. 1923 J.;
Peru. S4i0; Belgium. 1856. The following
were the leading exports:
To Central ATnerica-2333 bbis scur. IL 029
lbs lard. II bread. s43 ctls barley. 1873 cts
eorn, is4o 4bs harn and bacon. i02 cs assorted
canned goods. II $ canned salman. 'l34 cs 1e
liquors - mineral water. GEES lbs rice,
2f5s TBS spices - -pkgs- groceries and provis-
IONS 800 crts pet2tQes, =, cTts onions. 9f9 lbs
hops. - Is table preDara1i d.nS. Ia pkgs fresh
traits ; cs olives. 80 thgs olive oil. $50 lbs
raisins. 453 lAs II pkss dried fruits. 30 lbs
sage. $40 It's goldfish. 2s9 lbs beans. Al. 1S9 ft
lumbar Il I69 lbs -talIow. 1890 lbs zinc ;,2T
lbs copper 3529 lbs suIphate of COPPER. S cs
uaper pizes arms and. ammunition. Ii cs d=S
goods. 6,so9G lbs cement. tons pig iron. ~
bales leather; 9 SKIS coal. - bils 81 pcs pipe
der. so cs coal oil bars steel 2s pkEs wire.
> bhls & oil pkgs agricultural implements.
I horse.. bull
To Panarna-75O hbls -four 1855 gals wine
flo csts. potatoes 2s - canned salufon. 10 cs
assorted canned goods. 50 'pkgs Government
stores y cs paints : cs tNrrsntine. % hdIs
broqiirs. : pkes oik 500 hXs soap. l cs dry
goods. ) head cattle
canned salmon. 2Ss gals brandy. 100. $50 lbs
ssphsltum. - .359 lbs dry hides 10 cs I've.
es firearms. 90 g dry goods. s. 6 drugs. 3
steel castings. 2S. 40 lbs bonsblack. 200 bbls
sperm oil, A9h:4ss lbs pig lead. IS cs. paper,
IL bales cattle hair Isl bales es junk.
To Co{ornbis-IIo hbls -four. $50 gals wine. Z
sins 400 Tbs beans, s00e ibs rice. erts -Deta-
To EcusdoT~5o bbls houT. % cs- canned
TO Pera-14o4 lbs tanow. bbls 'lubricatins
To Belgit4n-24s7 MS beeswax
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-03
o,CaIlnghan. Saves The Jan.

. = E'Q-icfrlsln c'callaahan Xesterdag saved ALL
ths Japsness 1l The city from being torn limb
frcrl- E.h ard fe3 jr sections IS che era bs end
1sres -lat fe[tea IN the waters CT The haTb1r-
Whether the Mikado VIII recognize he vzIcr
Of rhis sturdy. descendant of the kings OF Ire
scratches On DIS FACE. & swollen knrczie and
a c-s-l1sred thumb a evidence OF the; cppo-.
sitilI ne oTercaRse. II saving rhe Ettle brown
-l-t-.. E-.le sonls2I. q sai-or man from Eln-
-7nq. talL active. raW- boned snd lOaded 10 tEe
1l-lzzle V-lth Esst-street liquid dynaE1ile. was
nc selt-a1polnted agent Ter The aP1ihilstion
tre- fera depot bE sefzng small EFfsfle
japanese 1oness hqy b. di6 not understand
lltsl- ana throwing him over his head
Erie -Ee- picked UE. his little hrtRn victim,
ca-t5-1 me Easp.uS sen Of NipF.1n 70 the ferT,-
neEs stand ard asked the clerk in sttenisn ?
--Ae- ---L-l = Efe-h iqT lle- as-ss hesA- and 80
Clear out a fc-y rows OF pigeon holes. as he ez-
EeCte6 TO leave lot more similar packages IN
ne course ~ the afternoon. .iCsr then Police
ne salte-esF- - an oF1insifA flGfIdl Hu-tto dis
cs-d cigar stab, and placed himself at Q'I-sI-
tsEnans disposal The Jap picked himself up
fT7c- -S11u disappeared II the cloud C dust
caused Ft- his rani6ly. operated leEz ---
= tla- do A-Cu mean. demanded O'Calia-
shsn. placing an upgentle hand upon Ertc-s
E4ie Yousou ban sroa Finland He kin
every 3ap in town. Ay tank az batter go and
SCI some more.
Better come with me" said O.caslaghan.
grabbing the sailor Eric. landed d swing On.
q CallaEhsn's neck and flr ABOUT FIVE min
utes there was in full operation in front OF the
sweeping that there has been seen there in
many days. Policeman and. sailor rolled rnost
q the way 70 the Harb0r Police station. O'Cal-
iHsEs1 vas 1rliseo ana sore .ollt Enc was
Eqrer and bore more abrasions The victory
was o Callsghsn's and in his moment q tri-
umrh With his vanQuished Zoe behind The
bars calling lustily Tor 3 meal Of ''Yaps," the
policeman contented himself with preferring
against Eric the simple charge e drunk
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-03
WANTS PLANS
TO Be PUBLIC
Committee of Architects Oh
tain consent of Board of
Education to Competition
EIGHT TEACHERS NAMED
Vice Principals Appointed
and Classes Restored i'll
the Lick and Noe Schools

A committee of the San Francisco
Chapter Of the American Institute of
Architects, consisting of William Mo-
ser, 4. Schultz, S. Schnaittacher, Z.
Kollafrath, Clarence Ward and Mat
thew O'Brien. addressed the Board Of
Education yesterday in support Of the
petition Of the chapter that a public
competition be held for the getting of
plans for the buildings TO be erected
under the bond issue Moser said that
the United States Government found it
much cheaper and more satisfactory TO
have a public competition, as a saving
of 31z per cent was effected and the
architecture of the buildings is more
diversified. -
The Board of Education expressed
itself in favor of competition for the
school building plans and the commit
tee declared it's intention TO wait on
the Board of Works. the Board of
Supervisors and the Mayor in. behalf
of it's petition. Under the charter the
Board of Works prepares the plans
and the Board. of Education approves
them if satisfactory.
The board adopted the recommended
tion of Superintendent LangdOn that
the action taken January Is transfer
ring the primary classes of the James
Lick 10 the Nee Valley school and the
grammar classes of the Noe Valley TO
the James Lick be rescinded, thereby
restoring the conditions that obtained
IN the schools named prior TO January
13
The Richmond and BernaI primary
schools were designated as grammar
schools on account of increased attend
ance in the grammar grades effecting
an increase Of $50 monthly in the sal
aries of Principals Regan and Keat-
ing.
The following named, being the next
in order in the competitive examina-
ton held June II, 1905. were ordered
placed on the day substitute list in
Ford, Miss Emily Brown, Miss Sadie
Highly, Miss Dahlia Spencer. David
Lindsay, Miss Gertrude W. Smith, Miss
Margaret Strackan, Miss Florence
Moloso.
y. T. Shea was elected vice princi-
pal of the Richmond Grammar School
and X. a. McGivern was elected vice
principal of the Bernal Grammar
School.
Leaves of absence were granted to
Miss E. S. Henry and Miss Fannie
Martin.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-03
TELLS PRISON
EXPERIENCES
GOrky Gives Details
of What Happened to Him
After His Recent Arrest
-FOUR DAYS OF SILENCE
Writer'S Wife Allowed to
Visit Him, but Wire Screen
Prevents a Handshake

NEW YORK, March "A dispatch
to the American from Riga quotes
Maxim Gorky at some length on his
experiences since his arrest January "a.
The absolute silence enforced in prison was
depressing and I became pessimistic. not
through personal fear. but through anxiety
owing 70 the impossibility OF learning what
she authorities might do
There were four days OF ehis suspense and
then Was examined By the assistant procuPa-
tor who showed me my manuscripts which the
police had seized. They. contained a dram %
my project for national reforms and az sxr
preston Of my personal views about the Gov
er1mert. learned then that there we're vw0
accusations against me: FIRST OF forming So
cret society. second. OF possessing documents
attacking the Government. The .nrs5 charge ia
absolutely untrue. but I expect TO ce tried on
both. charges
1 never encouraged. anx other prisoners in
the fortress and after a time the authorities
permitted visits from Madame Gorky and my
friend, Piatnitsky. Ny friends outside sent me
warm clothing and other necessaries and these
were duly given me When was permitted %
see my wife there double wire screens
between. US so we could not even shake hands
The oLneials read nay letters and many wsre
not transmitted because had written huuor-
ously wishing reassUre ms frisnds. but the
prison authorities declared my husnor was cut
of place and returned these letters
Before the acceptable letters were allowed
20 leave the fortress officials drew a brad
.cross or. them in cOpparaS % hiring gSIt
any secret writing il 4 had Hsed invisible fnk.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-03

It's a good thing you can't testify
It's mighty good thing for you. that
l can't, you thief" the old man re-
torted; I'D land you in States pris-
on
Then came evidence about Yoen' s
opinion that his son John was the evil
genius of the family and this was fol-
lowed by inquiry into Mrs Levy s
knowledge of the will made in her
favor She denied the testimony Of
her half-sister Gertrude on this point
and said her father told her that John
Kay. his valet, had been told by John
Yoell that ''he (Kay) would be a gold
mine to him (John YoelD IN the fu-
ture" by helping to break any unsatis-
factory will his father might make.
BROKE HER NOSE.
The domestic relations of Herbert
Yoell and his wife Dottie, who had
lust sued him for maintenance, were
the next subject of inquiry. Mrs. Levy
said Herbert had demanded $500 from
his father and shaking his fist in the
paternaI face. had declared If the
money was not Forthcoming he could
disgrace him more than Johnny had"
On another occasion Herbert, accusing
his sister, Mrs. Dunn. Of saying that
his wife was not good enough to as
sociate with, had with one blow.
broken his sisters nose" 1t was re-
lated that the poor girl suffered ter
ribly," and the surgeon who set the
member made such a bad job of it that
the nose had to be rebroken and set
again.
Upon discrimination Mr.. Hoefier
went into the secrets Of Yoell's first
marriage. He asked Mrs. Levy IL her
own mother was present on an occa-
sion of Mrs. Levy's Illness
That's a strange question to ask
me-" she replied.
Nothing is sacred here retorted
Mr.. Hoefier, while Mr.. Delmas was Of
fering his objections.
We'll, then, she was not present. She
had no right to be. I had not seen her
for years. because Mrs. Yoell forbade
me seeing her."
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-03
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.

Thursday, March 2.
stnr Cascade, johnson. g. hours from
Astoria; bound south; put in 20 land passengers.
Stmr Vanguard. Odland. 10 hours from
Eureka; bound south; put IN % land passengers
stnr Jas s Higgins, Higgins, SO hours from
1i strnr chehalis. johnson SO hours from san
saHT sttnr Brooklyn. Carlson: IS hours from Men
docfne. via Point Arena II; hours
Stmr Curacao. Paulson. II days from Quay
mas via san Pedro sc hours
Stmr Queen. Alexander Al hours from San
sim stmr Noyo. johnson. 81 hours from Port
IS; stmr Senator wallace. 81 hours from Vic
| toria and Puget Suur5d ports.
stmr Gfpsy Leland. 81 hours from Montere<.
stmr Maggie whitney hours from Half
''''sr stnr E Eureka Jessen. "a hours from Eureka
stmr Prentiss. Ahlstrom. "a hours from
schf Jennie Griffin. Gibson, hours from
D0''n4s CLEARED.
Thursday. March 2
!, stmr city Of Pekisg. Robinson, Ancon. etc;
Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
Stnnr Goes Bay. NicSlson. san Pedro; Pa
-cific Coast Stes mship Company.
stmr ..colurnbIa. Doran. Portland and AS
toria: san Francisco and Portland Steamship
iHi'shi Br ship Iargienore: Spencer Melbourne;
Eddy FaIk and American Trading Company.
SAILED.
Thursday. March .
stmr Brunswick, Eisefsen. Fort Bragg.
sfmr state Of California. Thomas, San Diego.
Ff stur. wellington. Cutler. Nanaimo, b c.
Stur vanguard Odland. San Pedro.
Sfror Cascade Hansen, san Pedro
Stnr James Higgins, Higgins. Fort Bragg
Strnr Chehalis. JohonsSon, Grays Hareor
St-nr Olympic. HanSeD, Grays Harbor
Strnr Maggie Whitney, HaIfmoon Bay
Stu1r NeWburg. johnson. Greys Harbor.
stnnr Phoenix Walters, Eureka
stmr Pono. Refnerfsen, Albion
Rr.ship Hutton Hall. fhurber. sydney.
Bark louisiana Psiiers.n. Port Biakeley.
Feb 1l-No lat. long 30 w. FIR bark Vendee
from Rotterdam for San Francisco.
No date. etc-Br ship Gunford. hence Oct
q for LIVERPOOL.
rELEGRAPHIC.
foggy and calm
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SEATTIE-Arrfved Mar -1-stmr Al XII.
from Skagway.
Sailed Mar 1-stmr Cottage City. for skag-
wa
SAN PEDRo-saied Mar 1-schr Carrier
Dove. for Grays Harbor; stmr Fulton, for san
Arrived Mar 1-stmr Coronado. from Grays
Harbor.
Sailed Mar 2-stmr Robert Dollar. for San
Francisco
FORT BRAGG-Arrfved Mar 2-Stmr
Brunswick, hence Mar l.
TATOOSH-Passed out Mar 2-Bktn Re
tTiever from Port Hadiock for San Fran
cisco.
Passed in Mar 2-Br stmr Tydeus from Yo-
kohama, for Seattle
CLALLAM BAY-In port Mar BRIG W
@ Irwin. from Roche Harbor. for San Fran
cisco.
EUREKA-Arrived Mar z-stmr Roanoke,
hence Mar 1. for Coos Bay and Astoria
Sailed Mar 2-Schr Eva. for Redondo; stmr
Scotia for San Francisco
Arrived Mar 2-Stmr Arctic hence Mar 1.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-03
Local Purchasing
Agent Is Now
Desired.
Method Is.
Not Very Sat
isfactory.

The Shipowners' Association Of this
city has taken the initial steps toward
insuring San Francisco a fair share Of
the business Of furnishing the he-suppIies
and materials used in connection with
the construction Of the Panama canal
Other commercial bodies VIII be asked
70. Cooperate.
Many. supplies have. been sent al
ready 10 Panama, but the Canal Com
missions method. Of purchasing is, not
attractive 10; local shippers. The pur-
chasing. agent for the. commission is
stationed at Panama or Ancon. If the
goods shipped do not suit him. he has
the power TO decline 10 receive them
and the shipper. not only loses his sale,
but is. saddled with the expense either
Of paying return freight on the reject
ed shipment or letting it go at sacri-
fee 70 some private concern on the
isthmus.
The Shipowners' Association yester-
day forwarded 20 the Secretary. Of War
a petition calling his attention to the
drawbacks Of the system now in vogue
and asking Secretary Taft 70 appoint a
purchasing agent. for. canal supplies at
this port. They suggest that this
agent be given power TO accept bids
and pass upon the goods here, closing
The bargain IN a business-like way be-
fore the shipper has involved himself in
any: expense.
The directors Of the Shipowners' As
sociation, all Of whom Join in the petit
ton, are; James RolDh Jr~ H. z. Pen
neIi,+ W @. TibbItts, George z Bill
lings. ". H AIarston. George E. Plum
mer and Captain H Z Howard.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-03

Sailed Mar 2-Schr Ida Mckay. for San
Francisco. stmr Alliance, for Coos Bay and
Portland; stmr Roanoke. for Coos Bay and
BANDoN-Arrived Mar 2-stmr Elizabeth
COOS BAY-Arrived Mar 2-stmr Break
Sailed Mar 2-stmr A Knburn. for
Eureka and san Francisco
SOUTH BEND-sailed Mar 2-schr Alumna,
SAN DIEGo-s Sailed Mar 1-stmr Orego-
nian. for san Franciseo
Mar 2s
SANTA BARBARA-sailed Mar 2-Stm-
san PsdPq for san Franssoo mas as,mr w
Kruger. hence Feb 2I; bktn t Emish. hence
aIRAYs. HARBoR-sailed Mar 2-schr
Philippine. for San Pedro: stmr Homer. for
San Francisco.
hence Feb 21: stmr Santa Monica, hence
Feb %
ISLAND PORTS
HoNoLULU-Sailed Mar 2-Stmr Ventura
for Sydney.
Arrived Mar Bark Emily F whitney.
hence Feb 9.
Arrived Mar 2-Br ship Senator. from New
castle. Aus; bark Olympic. hence Feb IL.
FOREIGN PORTS
TAHITI-Arrived Feb 19-stmr Mariposa,
YoKoHAMA--Arrived prior to Mar 1-Br
ANCoN-Arrived Feb 19-Stmr Peru. hence
Jan 81
HONGKoNG.Arriyed prior to Mar 1-Stmr
Keemun from Tacoma, for Liverpool; Br stmr
Lowther Castle, from Liverpool; Br stnr Ping
Suey from LIVERPOOL.
Z HULL-Arrived Feb 2s-Fr bark Bayard.
hence Sept 10.
MoNTEvIDEo-sailed Feb 12-Ger stmr
Abydos, for London.
VALPARAISO-Sail Feb 23-Ger stmr
Sesostris, for San Francisco.
PORT SAID-Sailed Mar 2-Br stmr Drago-
man. for Boston.
SANDY POINT-Passed Jan 2o-Br stmr
Hughenden. for Valparaiso.
VICTORIA-Arrived Mar 2-Br etmr Ty-
deus, from Yokohama.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
NEW YORK-Arrived Mar 1-Stmr Kcenis
Albert. from Genoa and Naples. stmr Astoria,
from Glasgow and Moville: stmr Teutonic,
from Liverpool and Queenstown. Mar 2-Stmr
Princess Victoria Luise. from West Indian
cruise: stnr Lombardia. from Genoa: stmr
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-03
Risdon Gets Two Contracts.

Bics Tor repairs the army transports Dix
and Butord and for the construction OF horse
stalls and e system OF ventilation On the Dix
were opened yesterday, and two OF the
tracts were awarded 10 the Risdon Iron Works
The bidding between the Risdon and Union
Iron Works was remarkably close The
bcs were es follows: For building horse
stalls and veEitlating system on the Dix
Rlsdon Iron Works. SI0.S0o Union Iron
Works. Sl0sSo. W a. BoOle son, Inc
81 SEQ: Fulton Iron Works 14T2T; United
The engines OF the Dix-Risdon. $500. Union.
SEQ Boole. 1920 Fulcen, 1894; United
So66I. For repairs 70 the Buford-Union,
SS2s5; Risdon. $3.50; Fulton, S4465; United.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-03
Shinments for the North.

The steamer J.n1atiIla sailed on Wednesday
for Victoria with assorted cargo consigned
70 the port 6f destination and other British
Columbian ports val9ed al sl1 942, and in
Gliding the follovingt
= 1888 rlgs fresh fruits: 164 pkgs fresh vege-
Ia ables $2;575 lbs dried fruit. sa'5 lbs bxs
raisins. 50 6 eeEs. 65l sks potatoes, 1875 lbs
fartnacsous goods. 81 6 canned goods, 20. .0la
lbs salt, :ln2 gals wine 1921 lbs beans. SO lbs
clrocoiste. 1000 lbs oil ca ks meS}. $50 lbs malt.
50 lbs cofTee. - ukSS. groceries and prOvis-
ions 1 brandy. 70 bijs n bars iron. hdls
steel. foT pfgs wagon material, rcll e: ther.
IS firearms. > 6s -einCtrical goods. bales
twine. / roll leather: > cs firearms. , cs alec
'tTicaT goods. 4 hsies twine : bales overalls.
bbis. oil. :b5ls paper. . tanks. . horses
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-03
An Expensive Ifhrarr.

Benjamin II. Huntington. whose New
York address is 264 McDonough
street, has been pursued TO Califor-
MIA FOR bill of $500 alleged TO be
Que the Colonial Company on pur-
chase of fancy bound high-priced
volumes for. his library. Among the
books for which he promised pay
ments amounting to several hundred
dollars a month appear sixteen vol
umes of Henry Fielding, at 500
volume: twenty-five volumes OF the
DIARY of Samuel Pepys," at $50
volume, and twenty volumes. of
Heine's works at SIS a volume. Hun
tington made many payments. but
seems to have tired of the drain upon
his resources.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-03
Curacao Arrives From Mexico.

The Pacific Coast Steamship Cosnpany's
little liner Curacao. Captain Paulson. arrived
early yesterday morning from Guayrnas and
way ports. She. brought fun cargo which
included much ore and treasure valued at
ss2ut $4,000 Among her passengers were the
J.. Ms A. J. Hall. Rosslnd BoiaE Mrs c H
Mckay Miss A. II. Day. Jose MarciIian John
hockier. Lorenzo Kockier. F. J. Johnson
samuel Jones' G. l. White. s. Fyack T. X.
Norman, F. X Staples Masd f. Hoxsie
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-03

The weather continues warm and pleasant
over most Of California Cloudy weather is
reported south OF Point Coneeption. and there
have been light showers in Arizona.
Afternoon temperatures in California range
from 20 70 50 degrees.
Forecast made At San Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight. March 3:
California north of ehachapi-Fair Friday
light east winds.
California south Of Tebachap hapi-C1oudy Fri
day possibly light showers; light east winds.
Nevada-Fair Friday.
san Francisco and vieinity-Feir Friday;
light north winds.
Los Angeles and vicinity-Cloudy Friday,
pf1ssihly light showers: light east winds.
Sacramentc-Fair Friday: light north winds.
Fresno-Cloudy Friday. possibly showers in
rnountains: light north winds
A. G. MeADTE. District Forecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-03
Memoranda.

VICTORIA Mar 1-Br ship Nelson. from
Victoria for United Kingdom. put back TO
Esquiinalt: stern ports leaking.
EUREKA Mar 2-Stmr Oregon. previously
reported, has been partly pumped out ard
steamsd 10 dot k; da.age TO stern quite extern
siVe; expects 10 sail fof san francisco to-ncr-
Tow MOI ming under own steam.
LONDON, Mar Manila teisErarEs Br
stmr Pharsalia frGm Newcastle. Aus. Tor Ma
Mia, is ashore north OF Eapul Island. san
Bernaraino Straits. Ind viii have to tighten
beIoTe she can be got of; compartments full
Of water: assistance has been sent.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-03
GENERAL BOOTH LEAVES
FOR THE HOLY LAND
Salvation Army Leader Hopes to Hold
Open Air Meeting ON Mount

LONDON. March General Booth
OF the Salvation Array started to-day
on his first, visit. 10 Jerusalem. whsre
he viii hold an open air meeting ON
Mount Calvary. Thence the general
will go to Australia and New Zealand
on a farewell visit Hundreds Of Sal
vationists gathered at Victoria rail-
road station and bade the general an
enthusiastic goed-by.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-03
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