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The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-09
HIehIanders Win From Jersey

NEW YORK, April S.-The New York
American league baseball team celebrated
its return from a southern practice trip
by defeating the Eastern league team of
Jersey City at Jersey City today. The
r. H. E.
Jersey City 80 o 00 O001oEI 5
New York ......2 1 0 . . o - 9 o
Batteries Kelley and Dill
Ion; Putnam, Newton and Mcclure.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-09
Superbas Tie Baltimore

BALTIMORE, Md, April SIN the
eleven innings the Brooklyn National
league team tied the Baltimore Eastern
league here today. Score:
r. h z.
Baltimore - 4 o o o o o 0oO-6 I3 4
Brooklyn ...2 o 1 o 0 / o o 0-6 IL 2
Batteries-Adkins, Burchel and Welch,
Byers and Mcnamara: BROOKLYN Doscner.
Mitchell and Ritter
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-09
Open Cycle Racing Season

Special to The Globe
NEW YORK, April S.-The vailsburg
cycle track of Newark will open the local
racing season with a race for professional
and amateur riders April 9. 1t is the
earliest outdoor programme ever planned
for this section Still the promoters are
sanguine OF close to 100 individual riders
contesting. With Frank Kramer in Eu-
rope and Marcus Hurley permanently re-
tired, the upbuilding of two new cham
pions In the professional and amateur
classes has excited the liveliest kind Of
rivalry.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-09
Josephs Makes Amends

to certain extent atoned for his defeats
by Jack Roberts and Pedlar Palmer, by
scoring a decisive win over the eX-ama-
teur champion, Dick Lee. Josephs who
was thought some time ago as likely to
prove a topnotcher, is back in favor
again. and can get good support for a
match AGAINST any man of his Meight.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-09
Big Fellows to GrappIe

NEW YORK, April Sit was ~an-
nounced today that George Hackenschmidt
and Tom jenkins had been matched to
wrestle before May g. catch as catch can.
two falls out of three, strangIe holds TO be
barred. The place and date will be de-
cded on April 15
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-09
GOTHAM CITY TEAM
MEETS LEAGUERS TODAY
Ned Egan's Collection VIII Go Against
fasteners at Lexington

The bail tossing period for the local fans
park, when the musical youngsters from
New York city mix matters with the
sons of the prairies The game will be
called at 3:3O and with favorable weather
the contest should be interesting to the
hungry fanatics. The Gotham city team
is strong and its last seasons records
show some toppy eastern teams that fell
before it. Ned Egan, who will be at the
helm for Keokuk this season, will lead
the leaguers. comprising some of the fast
est players in the Twin Cities
The batting order will be as follows:
Prairie Leaguers Gotham CITY.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-09
ST. PAUL LEAGUE

The st. Thomas second team was de-
feated by the Globe team in the first game
in the City league yesterday by a score of
10 to z. The Globes won out In the early
innings. The Globes played Dolan Of the
work with the stick. Erickson pitched a
heady game for the winners. For the
Saints Singleton pitched excellent ball and
Fitzgerald, connected for three bagger
and single. The score:
RH. e.
Globes .........1 342 5000 10 8
st. Thomas. 10 o o Al 5
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-09
WITH THE AMATEURS

The third team of St Thomas college
has organized for the seas.n. The lineup
is as follows: Skahen, C; Casey and Kali
schlnski, p; Quinlain and Capt. Pepin, 1b;
Courtney, 2b; O'Neill and Donahue 3b;
Derousha, SIS; Canty, If; Wallace and Hol-
land, CT; Blewett, IF. The third issues a
challenge to meet any seventeen or eigh-
teen year old teams in the pwin Cities or
the surrounding towns. Address Leon Bar
ton, 1928 Hennepin avenue, Minneapolis
Telephone, Twin City 672; Northwestern,
NJ 1856.
The Backelites defeated the Highwood
Giants to 4. The former would like to
nave out Of town games. The lineup OF the
Backelites was: ReXford, d; Foster. 1b;
Nelson, c; Backus, 2b; Donnelly, SIS; DAILY,
3b; NienhauSer, If; Broughton, rf; O'Brien
cf. Address challenges to Clinton Backus,
4S9 Holly avenue.
st. Thomas fifth team won from the
of 20 to s. The Saints infield was ragged
owing to the absence of Capt. Wehr The
features of the game We're the fielding of
Cox and Alban and the heavy batting Of
Vader, Stapleton and Byrnes.
The Cortland team Of last year has re-
organized this season under the name OF
strengthened. The pitching stan now
consists of w. KnutZen and A Lyman.
The rest OF the lineup is: Mark O'Don-
nell, first base, captain; T. Breault, r.
Nelson and III. Schauer infield: J. Knut-
zen, s. Emerson, G. Murphy and J. Holly,
William Briggs will be manager. Teams
in and out Of the city can get games by
addressing w. I. Briggs, 200 East Sew
enth street.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-09

Two base hits, Knoll, Pickett, Kelley:
sacrifice hits, Austin, Carney; stolen
bases, O'Brien. Kelley; struck out. by
Johns 3, by Wise 0, by Ferguson /, by
Wright 3. by Kilroy /; double plays,
O'Brien to Marcan to Kelley; wild pitch,
Wise 1. Ferguson /; time, lao; umpire,
Gephart; attendance, 400.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-09
Athletics Lose AGAIN

PHILADELPHIA. April s.-The Ma
tionals took another game from the Ath-
leticS today. The score:
R.HE.
Philadelphia (Nat.)0 O2O01OO*-3 10 /
Batteries-Bender and Powers Corri-
don and Kahoe; umpires, Connolly and
Bauswine.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-09
TIoers Blank Tufts

PRINCETON. N. J., April s.-Prince-
ton defeated Tufts here today by a score
Of to O., The Princetons hit poorly, but
excelled In the outfield. Score:
Tufts .......0 100000 90 2
| Princeton ....-.0 o o 1 o o II 4 \
Batteries-Donovan and Sullivan, DOYLE
and Cooney.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-09
Great Revenge for Harvard

NEW HAVEN, Conn, April S.-Yale
met defeat this afternoon and evening at
whist in the annual tournament with Har-
yard, the score being: Harvard "a Yale
IL. Twenty EIGHT hands, seven rounds
We're played under the Narragansett sys-
tenn.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-09
CoIIeqe Games

CAMBRIDGE, Miss. April S.-Haryard
defeated the Trinity nine today by a score
! OF TO l. Castle, Harvard's new pitcher
| shut out the Hartford men in the seven
innings he pitched. Coburn allowed the
only run.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-09

WASHINGTON, April s.-Georgetown
defeated the University of Pennsylvania
baseball team today by score of to o.
Costly errors and bases on balls bv the
visitors: coupled with good base running
win -
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-09
DULUTH PRACTICES
WITH VARSITY LAWS
Northern Leaguers Get Away With Early
Season Game

The Duluth baseball team of the North
ern league limbered up yesterday in the
first practice game of the season with
the university law department team. The
game was played on the university dia-
mond on NOrthrop field, which the Duluth
and resulted in victory for the Duluth
men: The law team did some fast work
in the latter part of the game holding
the professionals down to final score of
10 to s.
The Duluth men played rather lstless-
1y, while the varsity players entered the
northern men off their feet Bobby Mar
shall, the football end, did some star
work at first base. The teams lined up
as follows.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-09

ANNAPOLIS, Md. April s.-Uniyersitv
OF Virginia 7. Midshipmen 3.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-09

NEW YORK. April S.-Columbia uni
versity IA, Xavier A. c. 5.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-09

WEST POINT, n. Y, April s.-wes
Point 5, Union 0.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-09

Totals .......33 2 *22 IL
slit by batted balls, Hemphill an
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
TELLS JURY MEN
ABOUT BUNKERS
District Attorney Seymour
Makes His Opening State
ment in the Boodler's Case
LAWYERS HAVE TILT
Morehouse Objects Without
Success to Use of Phrase
I'VE Expect to Prove"
specisl Dispatch to The Cali.

SACRAMENTO. April 1s.-District
Attorney Seymour made his opening
address to the jury this afternoon in
the case of Harry Bunkers, one Of the
four expelled Senators indicted for
bribery. An adjournment was taken
until tomorrow morning, when the
actual trial will begin.
Senators French and Wright, who
are also awaiting trial. sat with Bunk
ers while the indictment was read to
him. Gavin McNab, William Corbin
and Clarence Grange of San Francisco
were in the courtroom and will be
called as witnesses tomorrow. 1t is ex-
pected that the evidence for the prose-
cution Will be practically the same as
that adduced before the Senate inves-
tigating committee on whose report the
four Senators were deprived of their
seats.
The first sign of a tilt between the
lawyers in the case occurred this after
noon, when Attorney Morehouse asked
the court to instruct the District At
torney not to refer to the statements he
might make in his opening statement
as facts. Seymour showed by his rising
color that he resented the imputation,
but before he had a chance to reply
Judge Hart stated that District Attor-
ney Seymour had made numerous open
ing statements before juries and that
he needed no instructions as to his
manner Of doing so. Throughout the
statement made by Seymour he empha-
sized for Warehouses; benefit his Oft
repeated words, I'VE expect to prove. "
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
SHINCLE MILLS
LOSING MONEY
Special Dispatch to The Call.

TACOMA, April 1S.-Four hundred
shingle manufacturers of the Sound
country are unhappy over the demor-
allied condition of the shingle market.
In spite of the bitter past experiences
the shingle men cannot stand together
long enough to secure a shutdown of
the mills during midsummer and mid
winter, thereby stopping the overpro-
duction.
In the Eassrn markets there is a
stiff demand for shingles only in the
spring and fall. The operation of shin
gle mills eight months in a year would
furnish an ample supply for both local
and Eastern markets. Cedar stumpage
near tidewater is becoming scarce, with
the result that the logs are constantly
increasing in price. The mills on tide
water cannot operate with profit with
the present prices of logs and shingles.
The situation shows no sign of improve
ment. The last three months have been
more disappointing than any previous
period.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
MAN AND WIFE
ADMIT GUILT
Special Dispatch to The Call.

TACOMA, April 1S.-Mr. and Mrs L.
A. Freestone have pleaded guilty at
Juneau to stealing $500 in gold ANAL
gam from the Treadwell mines, of
which Freestone was head amalgama-
tor. Mrs. Freestone was arrested in
Seattle, where she had deposited the
amalgam in an assay Office. She said
her husband had taken the gold from
the mine during the last four months
and instructed her to bring it to Puget
Sound and convert it into gold coin.
Freestone held an important position
and the Juneau authorities believe he
will be given long sentence at Nc
Neill Island prison as warning to
others. Mrs. Freestone probably will
get off with light sentence She is
highly educated and the pair moved in
the best society of Juneau.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
HOPE TO CURE
DESERT|ON EVIL
Special Dispatch to The Call

VALLEJO, April 1S.-The Navy De-
partment has inaugurated new plan
for the abatement of the desertion evil
which is causing widespread comment
in naval and Government circles. In
charge of Sergeant Charles Borchert,
United States Marine Corps, nine de-
serters from the u. S. S. Tacoma are
now en- route to Galveston, Texas.
where they will be placed aboard one
of the vessels of the navy and sent
back to the Tacoma at Norfolk. The
men. who are members of the marine
corps, deserted the Tacoma when 1t was
announced that she was to sail around
the Horn to the Eastern coast. They
are now being returned to the ship at
their own expense. In addition to
losing all the back pay due them, the
deserters will be punished by an
abridgment of many privileges. Here
tofore it has been the practice of en-
listed men of the navy, who did not
desire to make the cruise on which
their ship had been ordered, to procure
a ten days shore leave and then after
their ship had sailed show up at an
other Government station and report
for duty They were not treated as
deserters, and were only lightly pun
ished and assigned to the station where
they reported or to one of the vessels
at that station.
This practice has worked serious
injury to the effectiveness of discipline
and the new plan has been adopted In
the effort to stop the practice.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
ANY MAKE SUPPLIED

If you have any particular preference
for one piano or another come down
to our temporary salesrooms and make
your selection. We can show you one or
more specimens in used pianos of al
most all of the well l-known makes. Most
of these are in splendid condition and
cannot be told from new. except by an
expert. Do any of these interest you
Mahogany case Chickering Concert
Grand, ss72:. mahogany case vose up
right, s215; Steinway upright, s245; We
Der upright at half price; fine Zech
grand, s1s5; Fisher upright. 1852; an
other, practically new, at half price: EN-
erson upright, $1Ss; oak Ludwig up
right. s165; some in mahogany, $3.50;
slightly used Pianola at about half price
Decker upright. $235; and others
If you are looking for something at a
very low price. we have a number Of fine
old square pianos, and European made
uprights, still good, but out of style. in
cluding Hallet & Davis. Steinway, Chick
ering and HazeltOn. These 20 at SGT.
S65. $46. $37. $26 and even lower. Terms.
81 per week.
Remember that we are now located in
temporary salesrooms one block below
the Palace Hotel and across the street.
POMMER-EILERS MUSH CO., 514 Mar
ket street.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
BOSTON BANKER
WILL BACK LINE

SANTA ROSA, April ia trust
deed was filed here to-day by the Pet
aIuma and Santa Rosa Electric Rail-
road. 1t conveys the company's plant
to the Mercantile Trust Company Of
San Francisco for s25O.OOO. This sum,
it is understood. will wipe out the con-
struction debt of the new road.
For the last few days E H Rollins.
a well-known Boston banker, has been
inspecting the roads property. Rollins
took a large share of the roads bond
issue, and says he will back the enter
prise for the numerous extensions
planned.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
FLAG Is RAISED
ON THE WTON

VALLEJO, April 1S.-The flag Of
Commander William Winders was
raised over the United States Steamer
Lawton at Mare Island to-day and the
transport is now a training ship for the
young men of the American navy. The
ceremony was brief and was without
any spectacular features.
The repairs on the LawtOn are not
yet completed and it will be several
days before all the work under way is
finished. Many of the officers of the
Buffalo. who were not transferred to
the Lawton with the majority of the
ships complement and who have orders
to report at other stations, were de-
sirous of getting away from the Buffalo
and for this reason the commissioning
of the Lawton took place to-day.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
MERCH TRY
TO END STRIKE
Special Dispatch to The Call.

TACOMA, April 1S.-Strong efforts
are being made by business men to
effect reconciliation between the
striking longshoremen and employing
stevedores. Both sides were repre-
sented at a secret meeting held this
afternoon under the auspices of the Cit
liens Alliance. No agreement was
reached.
The stevedores are making overtures
to the strikers with the object of end
ing the trouble. Up to tonight but one
man had returned to work Both sides
make verbal claims. of victory The
stevedores have the water front in
closed, and no union longshoremen are
allowed to trespass.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
CARLOADS ON
CARLOADS OF
FINE PIANOS
In Both Quantity and Quality the
Pommer- -Eilers Piano Exposition Is
the Greatest Ever Shown in San
Francisco.

At our temporary salesrooms we are
showing the most pianos of the highest
grade and at the lowest prices ever
known in San Francisco. This is g. broad
statement. but it can be proved You
have never before seen four floors full
of pianos We can show them to you
You have never seen finer pianos thar.
the Hazelton, Decker, Kimball, Hallet g.
Davis, Lester, Crown, Schumann. We
have these and many others, all new, up
to-date styles. You have never before
seen pianos Of. really high grade marked
down to the prices we are quoting. Our
is not one or two makes that are reduced.
but every piano in the entire building is
cut down to bedrock. Our Hazeltons,
Deckers and Kimballs are included In
the general reduction,
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
DEATH IS BUSY
IN COLD ALASKA
Special Dispatch to The Call.

TACOMA, April 1S-John Richard
son, a veteran of the Philippine war.
died yesterday at Dawson after under
going an operation for abscess of the
brain. He was 35 years old. He is sur
vived by widow and child, who reside
at Oroville.
The body of an unknown man was
found on the ice on the Yukon River
below Forty Mile camp. He was frozen
to death last winter, drifting snow COW
ering the body.
A dispatch from Nome says j. c. VIII
ley, a miner of Bluff City, died sud-
denly Saturday. He was found dead
by his partner.
An immense deposit of tale, worth SIS
a ton, was found on Houkluk River, at
the mouth of Coffee Creek, near Coun-
Gil City, recently. 1t is 200 feet wide and
has been traced 1900 feet.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
WOULD INBOUND
HIS FAMILY.
Peddler Asks That Wife and Children
Be Confined With His Horse.
Refusal of Request Leads to Conflict
and Finale in Police Court
BY JAMES C. CRAWFORD.

After his horse had been caught
straying and was officially impounded,
simon Berg, peddler Of fruit, took his
buxom little wife and three chubby
children from their home at III Con-
gress street, escorted them to the place
Of the animals detention and requested
that they. too, be taken in and cared
for.
For" he said. you have deprived
me Of their only means Of support, and
it's but fair that you provide for them
until I am again able to do so.'
There was conflict OF testimony as TO
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
NEV ADA ROAD
TO FIGHT BACK
Threatened Invasion of Ter
ritory by Southern Pacific
Stirs d. O.. Mills to Action
SENDS QUIZ A WARNING
Will Extend Virginia and
Truckee Line to Stockton
Unless RiyalChanges Plans
SENDS QUIZ A WARNING

RENO. April 18.-The Virginia and
Truckee Railroad, which for years en-
joyed monopoly of the freight busi-
ness in the southern portion of Nevada,
resents the threatened invasion of its
field by the Southern Pacific Company.
D. o. Mills of New York and San
Francisco yesterday sent out the an
nouncement that If the Southern Pa
cif1c persisted in building a cut from
Hazen, New, to connect with the Car
son and Colorado road, the Virginia
and Truckee would Immediately begin
the work of extending it's line into
Stockton, Cal, to connect with the
Santa Fe Railroad. This would Sc
riously cripple the Southern Pacific
vada.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19

vested in her business enterprise, VIII
have a hearing next Tuesday before
the same magistrate.
Harry Britt was committed for trial
in the Superior Court on two charges
of burglary. He rif1ed rooms at 119
Fourth street. Judge Cabaniss fixed
the bail at $4,000.
Among the many passengers aboard
a westbound ferry-boat last Sunday
afternoon were Lucas Amaico and Ca
tilla Amas, buoyant spirited sons of
Italy whose horseplay pranks an
noyed some of the feminine occupants
of the upper deck to such an extent
! that complaint was filed with the Of
ficer on duty, who ordered the Of
tenders to go below and stay there.
While obeying the command Lucas
playfully plucked the hat from Ca
tilla's head and tried to hurl 1t to
Goat Island. several hundred yards
away and of course the headgear fell
far short of the target and dropped
into the tide. In similar kitteniSh
mood, Catalli drew from its sheath
the long and keen knife which was his
inseparable companion and with it
made a slash at Lucas neck. Lucas
nimbly lodged the blow and what he
would have done in the way of mirth-
ful retaliation shall never be known,
because both he and Catilla were in
stantly overpowered by brawny deck
hands and held in custody until the
boat docked, when they were trans
ferred to the keeping of Policeman
Malcolm.
These men were merely skylark-
ing" said an attorney engaged for
the defense, which we shall be able
to prove if we are given time to find
certain witnesses"
Case continued till April 25, re-
sponded Judge Mogan, ''and in the
meantime I would suggest that the
defendants abstain from indulging
their peculiar spirit of humor."
Joe Willeys claim to Mexican ma
tivity and pure Castilian parentage
was received with skepticism by the
anthropologists in Judge Mogan's
courtroom because Cd of the coarse
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
BRINGS CREW
OF The TACOMA

VICTORIA, B. c.. April 1s.-The
steamship Empress of China arrived
from Yokohama to-day, bringing the
crew of the blockade runner Tacoma,
which was captured by the Japanese
after being caught in the ice Of Soya
Strait Captain Connauton remained
to look after the vessel and Chief Off
Ger Chipperwald and Engineer Ray
mond remained at Hakodate. 1t was
erroneously reported that they had
been drowned.
Igorrotes from the Philippines.
bound to Portland for the Lewis and
Clark Fair, were also among the pas
sengers of the Empress of China Lord
Hawke, the celebrated English crick-
eter, and viscount and Viscountess
Castlereagh were also passengers.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19

Co., Oregon. Il my health was very poor 7 hsd
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Any woman may write to Dr.. V
Pierce, Of Buffalo, n. Y, a statement Of
her case, which will be considered Ia an
solute confidence by this physician who
stands among the foremost specialists of
the century in the treatment of women,s
diseases. He will send her Tin plain
sealed envelope) sound, sensible, valua-
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Dr.. Pierce's great thousand-paee, i'll
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The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
FEAR OUTSIDER
WILL GET PLACE

REDDING, April ia rumor that
Governor Pardee would appoint an
outside man Superior Judge of this
county caused CONSERVATION here to-
day. The local aspirants kept the
wires hot trying to learn the Cover
nor's intention. A monster mass meet
ing last night sent a strong prayer to
the Governor not to make any appoint
ment. Rurnor has it that a San Diego
man is to get the judgeship.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
SOME PRICES AND TERMS

We offer choice Of the very finest of
regular $500 styles of pianos-among
them the most elegant Of Mission and
Colonial styles-for sale at prices rang
ing from 30 sSo uuwn ~ s1o sLso. Ierms or
The very best regular $3.50 and s400
pianos fully warranted and brand new.
fresh and choice, direct from the facto-
ries and the latest of 1906 designs, cost
now S247, S235 and $218. Terms. SIS
down and So month.
Carloads of strictly reliable regular
$3.50 and $500 pianos will go for S126.
s137 and s15S. Terms, So down and IS or
S. monthly.
Every instrument we sell is guaran-
teed. We deliver pianos free to any part
of the city.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19

meant to remove himself from a
sphere that became wilderness to
him about a year ago, when a tickle
female Tilted him for another.
Mr.. Roberts promised to abstain
from f-destruction if he were dis
missed, and the Judge took him at
his word, warning him that If he again
attempts suicide and fails the hand
of temporal justice will be laid heav-
lily upon him. 80 you see there'e
punishment In store for you whether
you succeed or fail in departing this
earth by your own hand" added his
Honor.