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The San Francisco call., 1905-02-02
REAL ESTATE
MEN BANQUET
Prominent Dealers in Land
and Houses at Berkeley
Hold Annual Meeting
PRAISE FOR THE CALL
Course of Newspaper Is Com
mended - Other Journals
Asked to. Follow Example
Berkeley Office San Francisco Call.
2148 Center street. Feb. /.

Berkeley Office San Francisco Call.
2148 Center street. Feb. /.
At the annual banquet of the Berke-
ley Real Estate Exchange last night
the secretary was asked to request all
follow the example of The Cali in print
ing an Alameda County news page in
all editions of the papers.
The action taken followed a response
by H. D. Irwin to the toast 1.-The Ala
media County Page In the San Fran
cisco Dailies" Mr.. Irwin stated that
1t was formerly the custom of all the
city dailies to send the Alameda County
page to Alameda County alone. but
that The Call now retained this i'm
portant page in all it's editions.
Francis NJ. Ferrier stated that it was
in order to tender The Call a vote of
thanks for this feature of the news
papers policy. Then followed direc-
tions to the secretary to request that
similar action be taken by other news
papers of the city. He was also di-
rected to write to the Oakland Board
of Trade, requesting that body to give
due credit and recognition to The Call
for it's policy in this matter.
The banquet was one of the most sue
cessful ever held in the history of the
exchange. The tables were laid in the
Odd Fellows Hall. President Ferrier
acted as POSTMASTER. The toast Mem
bership" was responded to by M. p. w.
Albee. DR.. Lyman Allen spoke of The
Exchange and the Oakland Board of
Trade" r. A. Berry responded to the
toast Berkeley" w. r. Ellis subject
was advertising" Walter Woolsey
discussed Fire Insurance in Berkeley
W. ]. Mortimer responded when re-
marks on Contracts" were called for.
and c.. c. Juster spoke of THE Key
Route in Berkeley"
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-02
ILLINOIS PASTOR ACCEPTS
AN OFFER FROM SAN DIEGO
Rev. w. Francis Irwin TO Assume
Charge OF the First Presby-
terrain Church.

SAN DIEGO, Feb. The congre-
cation of the First Presbyterian
Church. whose pastor was drowned
several months ago while on a pleas
ure trip upon the bay. to-uight sx-
tended a call to Rev. W. Francis Ir-
win of the second Presoyterian
Church of Springfield. III Rev. Mr..
Irwin is highly recommended and
now has a more lucrative position
than the San Diego congregation can
offer him. but he has expressed his
Willingness to come to San Diego at
a smaller salary for the benefit OF the
health OF his two children.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-02
GIVEN $4,000 FOR
LOSS OF TWO FINGERS
For Putting Youth TO Work on DAN
gerous Machine Jury Awards
Verdict Against Company.

OAKLAND, Feb. 1.-For the loss
OF two fingers. Clarence Whitaker. a
youth. was awarded a verdict of $4,000
to-day against the California Door
Company, against which he brought a
suit for $4,000 damages for the COM
pany's alleged carelessness in putting
him TO work on a dangerous machine
without sufficient instruction
The plaintiff is but 16 years of age
and the suit was brought by his father.
He went ia the mill TO work to handle
lumber. but after being there a short
time was put TO work on what is
known as a ''sticker" machine and had
only worked a short time when his
hand was caught and two OF his fingers
crushed so badly that they had to be
amputated.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-02
Death OF. Nfrs. Jutia Brar.

OAKLAND, Feb. l.-Mrs. Julia A.
Bray, widow OF the late W. A Bray.
died to-day at her home, Twenty.
eighth avenue, near East Fourteenth
street. at the age of IL years. Mrs.
Bray was born in New Jersey. She
leaves five children, who are Edward
NJ. Robert A. and H. W. BRAY and
Mrs. A H. Cohen and Mrs. Julia r.
Coon The funeral viii be held from
the Bray resiaence Friday morning at
IL O'Clock. Mrs. Bray had been iIi for
many months from a mastoid growth
An operation recently DID not avail.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-02
MUST MAINTAIN
CLEAN DIARIES
Board of Health Wants Or
dinance Passed Providing
for Official Examinations
ASKS FOR LICENSE TAX
DIR. Won Adelung Says Milk
Condition Has Been Very
Bad in City of Oakland
ASKS FOR LICENSE TAX
Oakland once San Francisco Can

Oakland Office San Francisco Call,
1915 Broadway, FEB. 1.
The Board of Health has requested
the City Council to enact an ordinance
providing for inspection of dairies anu
imposing a license fee of 81 month on
each dairy to meet the salary or dairy
inspector In a letter to John L. HOW
ard. chairman of the finance committee
of the City Council, DR.. Edward Won
AdeIung. the Health Officer, has urged
the prime Importance Of such an IN
spection and declares that recent IN
vestigations of dairy conditions sno"
that the milk of the city has been SIX
hundred times too dirty"
Dr. Won Adelung lays special stress
upon the license fee as necessary TO the
success of this sanitary move. de
points out that there are no municipal
funds available with which to pay the
inspectors salary and that this fiat rate
fee has been established because the
graded figure suggested has been de-
clared illegal by the City Attorney.
Touching the health departments OBJ
servations among the dairies, DR.. Won
Adelung writes:
A short time ago this department made m
vestigations into the milk conditions IN tne :
city and found them very bad These reports
were published. These Investigations showed
clearly that uncleanliness prevailed. The con-
dtion was summed up as follows: The num-
ber of bacteria is taken an index OF clean
liness OF milk. The average OF milk now ue-
livered is represented by the figures 100000.
BY ordinary cleanliness. viz: by cleaning the
udders washing the mixers hands. boiling
the milk pals and cooling the milk as soon
as MIXED that figure 800. 600 dwindled to
less than 1000 In plain language. our milk
is 600 times too dirty.
The letter was read and referred to
the finance committee.
The Council made a permanent posi-
ton of the street inspector, under the
style of deputy superintendent OF
streets, at monthly salary Of $125. The
incumbent is w. w. Blair.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-02
Jury Brings In Verdict of
Manslaughter Against L.
Campbell, Who Shot Wife
HAD MUCH PROyOCATION
If Given Maximum Sentence
He Can Gain Liberty in
Six Years and Six Months
Oakland Office San Francisco Call.
l016 Broadway, Feb. !.

A verdict, of manslaughter was re-
turned this afternoon by the jury in
the case Of Lemuel d. Campbell. who
on November u last shot and killed
his wife. IL given the extreme penalty
under the law, which is ten years. with
the credits allowed him for good be-
havior, he can get out of prison in six
and half years. The case has been on
trial for three weeks. and the jury,
after being out for four hours. arrived
at a compromise of manslaughter.
Three Of the jurors stood for a long
time for murder in the second degree.
The prisoner win be sentenced week
from Monday.
The case was one where considerable
sympathy was aroused for the pris-
oner, who is but Is years OF age. Camp
bell also had had a great deal to put up
with from the woman he killed on ac-
count OF her. behavior with other men.
which so worked upon him that he took
10 drinking, and then in a moment OF
passion killed her.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-02
PLANNING NEW WING
FOR THE ST. FRANCIS
Secretary Gerstle Says the Directors
of the Hotel Company Are Await
ing Architects Designs.


of the Hotel Company Are Await
ing Architects Designs.
Mark Gerstle. secretary OF the. ST.
Francis Hotel Company, stated last
evening that W. B. FaSills Of the firm
Of Bliss & Faville, the well-known
architects, who designed the new hotel,
Is now completing the details OF the
design for another wing for the Powell
street hosiery. The plans will be
ready In few days and will be taken
up for consideration by the board OF
directors of the St. Frapcis at a meet
ing in the near future
In discussing the plans Secretary
Gerstle said that work. on the new
wing OF the hotel would probably be
begun before the end Of this yeax The
interior Of the new addition viii in
clude many features not in the present
hotel, especially in the way of Ioung-
ing rooms on the main floor and ladies'
parlofs, and pains will be taken to
remedy whatever defects may exist in.
the upper part Of the ST. Francis
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-02
FORMAL RESIGNATION
OF HUNGARy's CABINET
Count Julius Andrassy, an Opposition
Leader, Summoned by the
Emperor

BUDAPEST, Feb. H. Emneror
Francis Joseph received Premier Tis-
"a in audience in Vienna to-day. The
latter handed the Emperor the res,g-
nation of the Hungarian Cabinet Tbs
emperor has summoned Count Juiius
Andrassy, one Of the foremost Onnos
sition leaders, to Vienna. oppo-
Complete returns from the recsnt
elections show that the Kossrthis+s
elected los members OF the new par
Lament. The Liberals have ISL mem
pers, the dissident Liberals az: Peo-
pendents, 10. and Nationalist So
ondf ballots will be necessary in four
teen constituencies. ~ A'"'
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-02
BRANCH OFFICES
OF THE CALL IN
ALAMEDA COUNTY
OAKLAND.
1915 Broadway.
Telephone Main foS3.
BERKELEY.
214S Center Street.
Telephone North ~.
ALAMEDA
1435 Park Street.
CIVIL SERVICE MECHANICS =
ERECT NEW SCHOOLHOUSE
Doard OF Education Points With Pride
to Work Being Done ON
BergerOf RlliIdinsr =. .
14s5 Park Street.

10 Work Being Done ON
Bergerot Building. x !.
Inc members Of the Board Of Etu-
cauon are Jubilant over the fact that
the new four-room Bergerot school
ouiiolng. now In course OF erection,
on 1wenty-third avenue, near Lake
street. Is being built entirely by civil
service artisans. School Director
6oyIe stated yesterday that IT is the
nrst school building to be so erected
out or the current funds OF the de-
pertment. The estimate Of cost is
$500. but the mechanics are vying
with themselves In their efforts to
bring the cost within the sum noted,
thus contraverting the assertions from
some quarters that the building could
not be built for that amount. 1t will
be completed in ten days and will
prove boon to the pupils in the Rich
mond District. who are now housed
In separate and unsanitary rooms.
School Director Roncoviari, Stper-
tntendent of Schools Langdon and
Principal O'Connor OF the Mission
High School left yesterday for Sacra-
mento to urge the passage Of COM
promise measure in the State Legisla-
ture which will reduce the amourrt
San Francisco will lose in the proposed
new apportionment OF State school
funds
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-02
"OPEN SHOP ENFORCED
IN MANY RESTAURANTS
Proprietors Remove Union Cards and
Announce That Hereafter Dis
elimination VIII Cease.

OAKLAND. Feb. I.-"Open shop"
was effected to-day in the Oakland
restaurants. All union cards were re-
moved and hereafter a non-discrimi-
mating policy viii be followed in the
employments of help. Thirty-two
restaurateurs signed the open shop"
agreement.
The Cooks and Walters Union has
made no move that would indicate
trouble in the near future. The union
has referred the action OF the pro-
prietors to the Central Labor Council
with which it is affiliated
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-02
SURVIVED INDIAN FIGHT.
Charles Mcbride. am Old-Time Cali
fOxnlan. Passes Away.

KANSAS CITY, Feb Charles Nc
Bride a pioneer. died here To- day aged
"A years. During the 1fties he was one
OF a party Of twenty-tive which made
. trip to California. During the party's
ahardoned without results. they en-
countered hostile Indians. All IN the
nartv save five were slain BY the IN
aian chief Pocatello and his band The
ave who escaped made their way hach
10 the Eastern States. their waaons
and everything having been taken from
them.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-02
TURKISH TROOPS RELIEVE
THE BESIEGED GARRISON
Rout the Rebels Who Had Drawn
Their Forces About
Canao

CoNSTANTINoPLE. Feb. 1T is
officially announced that the Turkish
forces have routed the rebels invest
ing Sanaa and Hodeida Yemen PROV
ince, Arabia, and have relieved the be-
sieged garrison of Sanaa, the capital
of Yemen.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-02
ATTACK OF AIEIANCHOIIA
CAUSES wOsIAN'S. SUICIDE

-,-A7. Nt~A u utAC DOoS 6tddC8 WdECFIut-
ness of Relatives and Turns
ON the Gas.
Mrs. Gertrude Boss. 50 years old. in
a fit of dependency. committed suicide
at her home, p Sycamore avenue. last
night by inhaling gas. Mrs. Boss
leaves husband and two daughters.
Mrs. Boss had been suffering for
some time from. melancholia, for which
she was treated at the ST. Winifred
Hospital and was recently discharged
as cured. About a week ago she began
TO talk Of suicide and last night, after
she and her husband, Frederick Boss.
an ironworker. had retired. she arose
and went into the kitchen, where she
locked the door and turned on the pois-
oncus vapor.
About II o'clock her husband awoke
and missing his wife went in search OF
her. The door was broken in and.
doctor hastily called, but the woman
was beyond recovery.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-02
FRENCH OFFICER MAKES
NEW RECORD ON SKIS
Descending Mount st. Bernard. He
Covers Fourteen Miles jim Twentv-
Five Minutes

GENEVA, Feb. IA French Of
ficer of the Eleventh Battalion of tba
Alpine Chasseurs, NJ. Dubois. has irst
made new record on skis. or Scsn
dinavian snowshoes. He desoendas
from the hospice on Mount ST. Ber-
nard to Bourg Saint Maurice a d,s-
tance of 1928 miles. in fwantv a.,-
minutes. nse
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-02
PRINCE ETTEL ON THE ROAD
TO RECOVERY FROM ILLNESS
His Condition Reported as Satisfac-
tory Despite His Weakness at
Present.

POTSDAM, Feb. Prince Eitel
Friedrich has passed the doubtful
period and is on the way toward re-
covery This mornings bulletin said:
The night Is quiet; or ms morning ny the Prince
nation of the right side continues to diminish
tion is still high, but the Princes general
condition is satisfactory. notwithstanding his
present weakness.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-02
Wants Aid for Islanders.

Paris. Feb. 1.-The Mayor Of st.
Pierre island of Miquelon. has
reached Paris. seeking Government
assistance for the people OF the ISL
ana, VINO are starving, owing to the
Iaiiure OF the fishing season.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-02

SANTIAGO DE CHILE. Feb I.-Tha r...s
cation OF the treaty OF peace and f-ssrss a.
yesterday between Chile and Bolfvfa a, sfIiosnip
Bslivia and at Santiago. settles ali oussts@-.
ns.mesn .s en- Sniis ana the neighborfng repubiirs
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-02

A pretty Atchison woman, whose
children are rapidly growing up, is cir
culating the report that she is her hus-
bands second wife and they are her
step-children
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-02
PRINCESS VICTORIA
HAS RESTLESS NIGHT
Otherwise Said to BE as Well as Could
Be Expected After the
Operation.

LONDON, Feb. 1.-The bulletin is
sued this morning by the physicians
attending the Princess Victoria, who
was operated on for appendicitis at
Buckingham Palace yesterday, says
she passed a restless night, but other
wise was as well as can be expected.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-02

4 British regiment recently ian5ea
in southampton after twentSs years'
service n india Only six men of me
regiment that sailed from Enslaad -
turned with It.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-02

Timid children should be handled
with tenderness and thought. Notice
the nervous symptoms of your different
children.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-02

If your children cannot leave home.
give them glimpse of the outer world
by means of books. Wise children sue
coed.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-02
Wants wires Under.ro,,,d

OAKLAND. Feb. The Merchants.
Exchange has in hand an ordinance
calling for the removal Of all telegra nh
poles and electric light masts from. the
streets in the business district. IT IS
proposed 70 give the companies two
years IN which to put their wires un-
derground.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-02
CALL PATTERNS.

All orders for THE CALLS
PATTERNS viii be filed at
the earliest possible moment.
1t will however, take at least
ten days to hlI orders, as the
Patterns are mailed direct from
cur Eastern Publishing House.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-02

You cannot accomplish that which
you DO not attempt =
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-02

The Want to Know Club laid aside its ss
eral and various thimbles yesterday. and lesv-
ing their sewing at home, wandered or IN ~ !.
Chutes in San Francisco and thorouehly sne
joyed their day on" Mrs M r Rros, sl ,, !,
is leading spirit of this club ~
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-02

Miss Jean Gift is planning an Informal 4
o'clock tea complimentary to Miss Eliza batb
Livermore of San Francisco. About fifty erIeefs
have been invited
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-02

The Allendale Improvement Club gave
dance last Saturday evening, about 400 or,ests
enjoying the evening
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-02

DR.. and Mrs. W. q. King have can, o,,.
cards for February IL. Mrs. Percy CLAW RlacL
who was Miss King. will assist her mofber
to entertain.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-02

Mr. and Mrs. Asa ". Mendenhall enter
tained a small card club Monday evening Miss
White and Percy Hardenberg making the high
est scores.
The Washington times., 1905-07-22
NEW FERRY TERMINUS
HAS BEEN COMPLETED

After many months of hard work, the
new Washington terminus of the Wash
ington and Alexandria Ferry Company
has at last been completed.
The building just completed is the
highest sample of the wharf builders
art TO be seen in the South.
The last touches were put on the ex-
terror of the structure a few days ago
and now ali IS in readiness for the open
ing Of traffic. which win begin along
about October L
The Washington terminus of the ferry
company Is situated at the foot of
Seventh street southwest, near the
steamboat company's present offices.
The building Is substantially built and
presents a neat front to the street
There are commodious waiting rooms.
Offices and freight houses and every
thing that would help to make the pas
sengers comfortable. both in hot and
cold weather.
Two new doubIe-endeF ferryboats have
been ordered. The company is now try
ing to get a temporary boat, with good
hopes Of success. If the temporary boat
is gotten traffic viii be opened within
the next two weeks
The Washington times., 1905-07-22
ANALOSTAN CREWS
WILL RACE TODAY
Annual Midsummer Regatta Be<ins
at 6:3o P. m.-Course Mile
and Half

The annual midsummer regatta of the
Analostan Boat Club VIII be held this
evening over the Analostan course Of
one-half mile up stream and return. The
first race will be started al $50 and the
shells will be manned as follows:
F'our-oared shells-Juniors-M 1;
samuels, 2; Edmonds, 8; Williams.
stroke.
Mixed crew-Moore, 1; Garuett, 2: r.
c. Howard, 8; Perry, stroke.
Gigs-'fPort. :" J. o. Evans. /: Gibbons.
z; Wight. 8: G. r Howard. stroke; Kup-
fer. coxswain.
''Starboard' ''-Ceplin, ]; WeIghtna2l, e;
Royce. 3; Fox, stroke; Gibson, coxswatn.
Single canoes-Messrs. Sizer, samueIs.
Fox. weightman Gibson, Lyman, and
slaybaugh.
Double canoee-Evans and size~.
Moody and SamueIs. Gibson and Weight
man, yass and Elaybaugh
Eight-oared sheIis-Juniors-M Moody. 1,
McCurdy, 2; Josh Evans, 3; WheipieY
I; Titus, 5, Samuels, s; Edwards I'll
Williams stroke. and @. Thomas How
ard, coZwain.
Mixed..Leech, !; Richey. 2; Moore 8;
G. n. Howard, 4; Sizer, 81 Garnett, s;
coxswain.
Captain Nevins Will have charge OF
the arrangements of the races, while
r. z. Patro VIII act as starter, and
W. W. Boarman and DR.. James Tubman
Will be the judges.
Following the races there win BE- .
dance at the club house.
The Washington times., 1905-07-22
FOLK GETTING LIST
OF DELMAR BETTORS

ST. LOUIS. July 22.-Governo- Folk
has planned a coup to put the Delmar
race track out of business. detectives
Killian and Cabanne, of chef Des-
mond's headquarters staff. ae the in
struments through whom he Is working
10 establish the basis for his stroke
against the bookmakers.
Every day these two mn visit Del
mar track and remain t1ere through
out the racing hours. They make daily
reports that reach Go'ernor Folk in
Jefferson city every e|ening- The de-
tectives are keeping al exhaustive rec
ord of every TRANSACTION witnessed at
Delmar They circulate freely among
the bettors and haze names of many
whom they have sen playing the pom
les of late.
Most of their tine is spent in the bet
ting ring. There hey have made accu-
rate memoranda of betting transac-
tions to which they were eye wit
nesses.
The Washington times., 1905-07-22
THIRD STRAIGHT
FOR TIGER TEAM
Batting Rally Did Not Save
Nationals.
DROVE MULLIN TO BENCH
Killian Came to Rescue and Saved
Game-Cough1in Was Knocked
Out.

DETROIT, July 22---In pretty ninth
inning rally the Nationals fell short but
one run OF tying the score in the third
straight game that went TO Detroit
yesterday by 8 TO :.
With the score standing to in
Detroits favor Washington went IN
in the final round and made three runs
Huelsman, whose homer in the first
was responsible for the Nationals four
runs in the first, led off with q drive
to third that went for a hit. Stahl drew
pass and Jones got to first by the
same route. Doran in returning the
ball to Mullin threw 1t over the pitchers
head and Huelsman scored Ktttredge
took his base On four wide ones and
KnolPs and TOwnsend's singles scored
Stahl and Jones AT this point Null
lin was relieved by Killian and Wash
ngton stopped. The next three runners
were out In order.
CoughIin Out.
Captain Coughitn was raped on the
head by one Of Townsend's wide ones
and had to retire while Drill was chas-
ed to the bench for disputing one Of
ConneIiy's decisions.
double-header is on the cards for
this afternoon and it is likely that
Adams. the latest National acquisi-
tton. viii start one of the games.
The Score.
The Washington times., 1905-07-22
COMMENT ON YESTERDAYS GAMES
ALOYSIUS- COLUMBIA.

ALOYSIUS- COLUMBIA.
sturzer pitched giIt-edge ball
"oId Hoss" Hoyle added another
homer to his list
Fulcher did some tall wanoping, get
ting a homer and a two-sacker.
Captain Kicker seems to have gotten
a rabbits foot somewhere.
salb did not allow stolen base.
Good work, old boy
Mccarthy and Kicker Wed with each
other in the bingie line. Kicker got
a three-bagger and a two-bagger. and
Mccarthy got one better with q three,
two, and one-sacker.
Columbia Athletics VS.. St. Patrick 5
this afternoon at 1 o'clock. weather per-
mitting, at Thirteenth and ID streets
northeast.
N. a. C.-CARR0LL.
Myers caught a perfect game.
LawIor and Cullen. at second and
short. were away TO the bad in fielding.
Kerr did not allow semblance of a
hit in the two innings he pitched.
Kroft and Cullen pulled off a pretty
double that saved the game for the Car
rolls.
Eleven of the rejuvenated Nationals
were left on bases. Too bad one OF them
couldn't steal home
Carroll was minus the services of Cap
tam keane and Leonard, who are in
Norfolk with the Commissioners.
Forsyth who has been getting two
nuts a game fir several weeks. was sat
iShed with one yesterday.
The Washington times., 1905-07-22
ATLANTICs WON.

large crowd witnessed the game
which Mt. Pleasant Congregational lost
TO the AtlanticS at Eighth and L streets
northeast. The final score of to !
plainly shows that it was a pitchers
battle.
Walton, of the Atlantics. pitched a
shut-out game. the one run of the
Church League team being scored on
errors. Dreagers home run over the
crowd in center field. driving in d man
ahead of him. was n ''beaut''
The Washington times., 1905-07-22
COLLEGE TEAM LOST
TO COMMISSIONERS
Washington Aggregation Retrieved De-
feat of Day Before in Norfolk.
Leonard Held EN-.

NORFOLK. July PIN the second
game OF the series played at Lafayette
Park Yesterday the Commissioners club,
of Washington. had no trouble in ad-
ministering q severe defeat TO the local
all-collegian team, by S to i.
Jack Leonard, who was on the rubber
for the visitors. held the home players
safe at all times, and be was afforded
excellent support by his team mates.
Lawier and White. of the University
of Virginia. and Barry, of North Caro-
lima, played fast ball for the Norfolk
team.
The SpoTa.