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The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
KILLS RATHER
WITH A SHOTGUN
Sausalito Man Dispatches a
Snake Found in a Tree
in the Rear of His Store
WAITING FOR MORE PREY
Young Lady Discovers Rep
tile While 1t Is Watching
Nest of a Humming Bird
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SAUSAJITO, June :S.-A six-button
rattlesfiake caused considerable excite
ment this morning in the business sec
ton of the town. His life was soon
cut short when his presence became
known.
Miss Collins went to the rear or ner
brothers plumbing shop this mornins'
and heard a strange, Kissing NOISE
over her head. Looking up, sne ois :,
covered n rattlesnake on n branch oA
tree. She hurried hack into the
shop and notified her brother. who dis
patched the reptile with n shotgun ne
Will preserve the six buttons taken
from the snake as souvenir. The rat
tier was watching a huInming oird
nest, having de-oured the parents. anu
was waiting for more prey.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
SHEEHAN LOSES
IN POKER GAME SUIT
Butte Jury Returns a Yer
diet Against San
Franciscan.
Special Dispatch TO The Can.

BUTTE. Mont. June 2S--The jury in
the case Of John II. Sheehan. the San
Francisco merchant tailor. against the
State Savings Bank OF Butte, found for
the defendant after being out about
thirty minutes in Judge McClernan's
court this morning. The case was that
in which Sheehan was trying to collect
$3.50 on. two. certificates OF deposit given
by John Carlson. The plaintiff claimed
that Carlson lost the certificates in a
poker game in San Francisco and that
he tSheehan) subsequently came into
lawful possession of them.
Carlson himself was present at the trial
to deny the story of the poker game. On
the stand yesterday afternoon he said
that the certificates were stolen from
him: that he was inveigled into room
by a confidence man. and that. although
there was a poker layout on a table. he
refused to play and did not touch a card.
r. B. Nuckolls of the State Savings
Bank, W. s.. Tallant of the Clark Bank
and Joseph V. Long testified that the sig
nature on the certificate was an awkward
forgery.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
MOTHERS LOVE
BRINGS BLOWS
Wife Accuses Husband of
Brutality When She Tries
to Save Child From Beating
CAUSES MANS ARREST
Children Help Their Parent
to Escape From House in
Which She Was Imprisoned

OAKLAND. June 2s.-Because she in
terfered to save her child from brutal
beating at the hands OF the father, Mrs.
Mary Mathews. the mother. charges that
her husband, John E Mathews. cruelty
maltreated her yesterday at their home
in San Leandro. Mrs. Mathews swore TO
a complaint to-day and caused her hus-
bands arrest
The trouble according to the mother.
sterted while the husband and wife were
dlsputing over her purchase of a sewing
machine. Ir the midst OF the discussion
Mathews looked out of the window and
saw George, the eight-year-old son, tor
menting his sister. Angry over the quar-
rel with his wife Mathews rushed out,
grabbed the boy, and, according TO the
complaint, began TO beat him brutally
with a barrel stave
Alarmed lest the punishment should be
teo severe. Mrs. Mathews followed her
husband. and demonstrated with him.
His reply, was TO turn upon his wife,
she declares. beat and choke her almost
into insensibility, and drag her into the
house The wife asserts she was locked
in room, her husband returning to the
attack on the boy. The frantic woman
broke ost and a second time tried TO
stop the furious man. Again she was
attacked and again made a prisoner in
the house. After. the scene ended Mrs.
Mathews declared she would take her
son TO the Office Of the District Attorney
and get warrant for her husbands ar
rest She says her husband became
angry again al her statements and pro-
ouced q large carving knife with which
he threatened TO take her life. He beat
her again, she said. and locked her in
the room, bat. with the assistance Of her
other children, she gained her liberty and
came TO Oakland. where she told her
story st the District Attorneys office.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
Young Officer Made
a Detective by
Commission.
Force Is Increased,
Two Members Be
ing Added.

OAKLAND, June 2S.--A number OF
changes were made to-day in the Po-
I lice Department INVOLVING retirements,
promotion and appointments Two
veterans on the force were relieved
! from active duty by the Police and
/ Fire Commissioners and were placed on
the police pension roll, with half pay
for life These were Detective Albert
Shorey and Patrolman David W. Swain,
both OF whom had served more than
twenty years and had passed the age
limit of so years.
The Commissioners promoted Ser
geant of Police j. Frank Lynch to
Shorey's place. Lynch has made rapid
progress in the department and is con-
sidered one of the brightest young men
on the force. A. p. Reinhart, a former
patrolman. and A. l. Poulter were ap-
pointed regular policemen. George
Dooian was named as an acting regular
and Milton Emigh as a substitute pa
trolman.
Doolan will serve in Policeman James
Drew's place, Drew being temporarily
retired on account of ill-health. All
changes are effective July l. The elig-
ibie list was continued until Decem
Der 81
Shorey, the retiring detective, has
served on the Oakland police force for
thirty-fYe years, having been ap-
pointed a special policeman in 1870. He
was made a regular patrolman in 1872
and in 1882 was appointed a detective.
His record has been clean one
throughout and the veteran policeman
steps out Of the active force with the
best wishes and good will of the en-
tire department Patroiman Swain
who has been detailed as jailer for
many years, retires with the excellent
record Of never having lost a prisoner
He has also stood well In the eyes of
his sUperiors
The vacancy caused by Lynch's pro-
motion Will be filled by the board at
special meeting Saturday. At that time
the investigation of Chief of Police
Hodgkins. touching the mutilation OF
$500 prize winning lottery ticket, will
be resumed Mayor Mott is not salts
fed with the aspect of the affair He is
desirous OF further probing.
In the Fire Department to-day the
Commissioners made changes as fol-
lows: Joseph Marks. extra fireman. re-
moved; T. q. Aitken, appointed extra
man; George Cruz, engine driver, re-
signed; William Rankin. stoker. ap-
pointed driver; William Glover, substi-
tute driver. appointed stoker; George
Aker, appointed substitute driver.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
ST. MARY'S PARISH
TO HAVE AN OUTING
Thousands of People Will
Visit Idora Park on the
National Holiday.

OAKLAND, June 2s.-The parishioners
of st. Mary's parish will hold their an
nual outing at Idora Park on July 4.
Three separate performances will be given
in the theater, and a baseball game be-
tween the Young Phoenix team of ST.
Mary's College sand a nine from Fort
Baker will be held during the afternoon
The ladies who will take charge of the
refreshments are Mrs. Thomas Hogan as
sisted by Mrs w. j. Barrett, Mrs. J..
f. Moran. Mrs. ]. ]. Mccarthy, Mrs. NJ
b. Brady, Mrs. ]. L. Kelly. Mrs. James
McManus, Mrs. ]. j. Feneran. Mrs. J..
McClenegan, Miss Lynch. Miss E. Nc
Laren. Mrs J. T. Kelly. Mrs. J. 8. Sheri-
dan. Miss X. Maher, Mrs Stacy, Mrs.
r. Sweeney and Miss Mary Lambert.
Sergeant John l.. Flynn, L. c. c.. as
sisted by the following members of Com
pany u, L. C. c.: Lieutenant j. v. Fitz-
simmons. Corporal Daniel Braerty and
Privates James P. Martin. James B. Dol
ing. Peter II. Nicholas. Daniel Reynolds
and John Sheehan Will have charge of the
dancing.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
DRUG A SALOON MAN
AND THEN ROB HIM
Two Thugs in Nevada Under
Arrest for Committing
a Daring Crime.
Special Dispatch to Tn. can.

RENO. New. June 2s.-John O'Brien and
another thug, whose name cannot be-
learned. drugged Joseph Dempsey. pro-
prietor of saloon in Hazen New, early
this morning and then robbed the place
of $780, They made their escape from the
saloon but were captured later while
hiding in barn. O'Brieu surrendered to
Constable Simmons without a struggle.
but his companion put up a fight and
had to be dubbed into insensibility be-
fore he could be taken to Jail. He was
still unconscious this evening.
.O'Brien says that he does not know
his companion. having only met him the
night before. When searched OBrien had
$25 and his companion the rest OF the
booty
Dempsey stated this afternoon that the
men entered and after buying few
drinks invited HIM to have one with
them. He turned around after placing the
glasses on the bar and they drugged his
liquor. putting him to sleep.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
Accident After WeddInr.

OAKLAND, June 2S.-An unfortunate
incident followed the Brown Osborne
wedding here tonight. The discharge
of flrecrackers and volleys of rice
frightened hack team just as Mrs. Ma
tilda Brown. mother OF the groom, was
stepping into the carriage in front of
the Osborne residence. Mrs Brown was
knocked down and bruised by the car
riage wheels. The horses ran away,
dragging the driver, Emil Kreutzfeldt.
who was on the curb. holding the reins.
The team struck telegraph pole at
Broadway and Ninth street In the
run the horses grazed the hack contain
ing the bridesand groom Kreutzfeldt
was bruised. His hack was wrecked.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
GARBAGE TROUBLES DISCUSSED.

OAKLAND. June 2s.-After conference
tonight between all who are interested
in the garbage question a tentative set
tlemeht was reached to the effect that
the crematory company shall incinerate
all garbage and waste matter at a fiat
rate per yard or ton; that the collec-
tfon of refuse shall be open to competi-
ton; that the segregation of garbage
and waste matter be abolished that the
present can system be abolished and
collections made and delivered in bulk
to the crematory. The Council COM
mittee will request the Board OF Health
to prepare an ordinance providing for
the sanitary collection of garbage in
bulk. 1t was announced that the new
method would entail an increase in cost
of collection to meet the cremation ex-
penses Attorneys will work at once
on new contract with the incinerating &
company.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
ELECT NEW OFFICERS.

SAN RAFAEL. June 2s.-The newly
elected officers OF san Raphael Insti--
tute No. 10. Y. NJ. l.. are as follows.
Chaplain. Rev ]. I. Egan; president
DR.. ". J. Wickman; first vice presi-
dent Richard J. Kinsella Sr.; second
vice president, Frank o. Sirard: re-
cording secretary Louis A Sirard.
financial and corresponding secretary
ORGY J. Short; treasurer. James T.
Manney; marshal, r. j. Kinsella Jr.
inside sentinel. Ed Manney; outside
sentinel. Frank p. Grady; medical ex-
aminer. DR.. w. j. Wickman: delegate
to the convention in Santa Cruz in Au-
guest. f. J. Griffin; alternate, r ].
KinseIla Sr.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
ALAMEDA COUNTY NEWS.

LEFT LARGE EsTATE.-oakland June IS.
Mary D. Potter who died x recentiy en-, y IN Oakland
I, an appraisement filed to-day.
ILLINOIS SOCIETY PiCNIC.-Oakland.
Jnne 2s-The annual picnic of the Illinois
Society will be held at Trestie Glen. July \;
The society viii leave Twelfth street and
Broadway at 10:40 a. m.
BROKE HIS RIBS.-Oakland June 2s.-
john J. Gegan was injured in accident
which occurred at Dickies shipyards on the
fell and Gegan was buried under the debris,
resulting from the collapse of the building.
Several ribs were broken. Gesan was taken
t. the Receiving Hospital.
MOTOR CYCLE FIRES BUILDING. Ala
n,eda June 2S-While Burton Combs was
pairing motor cycle in the City Market last
night the flames from a nearby furnace com
municated with the gasoline In the vehicle
ard set the building on fire. The blaze was
extlnguished with much difficulty and after
considerable damage had been done
MARGARET SMITH GUILTY.-oakland
June 2S.-Margaret Smith, who has been ar
rested 100 times for drunkenness and who
has attempted to take her own Nlife twenty M
morning on a charge of vagrancy The woman
claimed she was respectable. but the evidence
proved otherwise and she will be sentenced
tomorrow.
DOG PoISoNERS ARE ACTIVE. Alameda.
June 2S-Dog poisoners are at work here and
several valuable CANNES have been killed. A:
Dexter sodas Sed snd ps ns rswsrd Of Is
offered for any information that will lead to
tie apprehension Of the poisoner William
Murray also reports the death from poison
of dog owned by him.
AUTO RUNS OVER BOY--Oakland June
2s-Frankie veira who lives at 1865 Fifteenth
street. had narrow escape from death this
afternoon under the wheels OF E. A. Heron 8
automobile. The boy was riding on Telegraph
avenue ON a bicycle At Seventeenth street
he started to turn around. not noticing the
arproa ching car. which struck him. throwing
him under its wheels. DR.. Olmstead found he
was badly bruised
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
HOME TELEPHoNE COMPANY
MAKES REPLY TO THE stNsEr
Fight Between the Rival Corporations
for business I'm Los Angeles Is
Growing InterestIn$.

Los ANGELES. June 2S.-The fight
between the Sunset and Home Teis-
phone companies. arising from the eff
forts OF the latter TO obtain franchise
In San Francisco. has been carried 10
Los Angeles.
Last week the Sunset Company CIR
culated paper among its subscribers
which set forth the evils OF the opera
tion of rival companies and this week
the Home Company is circulating Op-
position papers. which point our the
evils OF the Sunset system in general
and the benefits arising from the Home
telephone in particular
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
BOY INJURED BY
PRACTICAL JOKERS
Berkeley Lads Face Burned
by Powder Contained in
Cigarette.

BERKELEY, June 2S.-Serious injuries
were sustained by Clifford Jamison to-
day as the result of an attempt at a
practical joke by George Amos and Rob-
ert Iroygen, playmates of the injured lad
Clifford is the 15-year-old son of Deputy
Marshal Jamison. He acceded to a re-
quest of his playmates this morning to
apply match to a cigarette given him
by Amos The cigarette was full of pow
der. When the lad put match to paper,
the powder exploded burning Jamison' 8
face so that medical assistance was re-
Quired to alleviate the pain.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
FIRE Is SWEEPING OVER
PRINCE OF WALES ISLAND
Residents of the small settlements Are
Fleeing to the shores of South
eastern Alaska.

SEATTLE. June 2S.-Fire IS raging
on Prince of Wales Island and many Of
the residents OF the small settlements
have fed for safety to the shores Of
Southeastern Alaska. from which the
island is separated by Clarence Straits.
The fire started more than a week ago
at the northern extremity of the island
and famed by the winds from the
length of the eastern shore southwark.
No rain has fallen on the island for
a month and the forests OF Alaska are
so dry as TO furnish the finest kind Of
fuel for the flames.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
pIyoRCE pRoCEEpINGs.

OAKLAND. June 2S.-Mrs. Annie H.
Compton has asked for divorce from
Fred w. Compton, business man in
Grass Valley. The woman alleges that
and that her husband at one time tried
to shoot her.
final decree Of divorce was granted
Maudena S. Ritches. She claims that
her husband, Earl Allen Ritches
treated her in a brutal manner. Caro-
line NJ Wilson began suit for divorce
against Sidney T. Wilson. They were
married in 1899 and have one child
Edward S. Eastman, who Is being sued
for divorce by Maude e. Eastman, has
denied the allegations made in his
wife,s complaint.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
DEFAULTER ATTEMPTS
TO COMMIT SUICIDE
Former Postmaster at West
Seattle Swallows a Big
Dose of Morphine.

SEATTLE, June 2s.-George NJ. Kuhn.
defaulting postmaster at West Seattle,
attempted suicide to-day by swallowing
poison. He had hidden in the woods all
night to escape arrest. This morning
Kuhn slipped to his home and took big
dose of morphine. Physicians saved his
life
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
HOLDS UP CLUB STEWARD.

OAKLAND. June 2S.-A Lawrence, q
steward employed by the Nile Club, re-
ported to the police this morning that
he had been held up and robbed of $6S
and gold watch at the corner Of
Twenty-third street and San Pablo
avenue last night. Lawrence, who re-
sides at 922 San Pablo avenue. says
that he was approaching his home af-
ter closing up the club when two men
stepped from a doorway and one of
them placed a revolver against his
head. Both robbers are described as
being under 80 years OF age
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
MARRIAGE L1cENsEs.-oakiand. june ,

MARRIAGE LICENSES S-oakland. June IS.
The followins marriage licenses were issued
to-day: l. D. Smith. 2s. and Marion G.
Talnnan "a. both OF Berkeley. Frank b
Yoakum. as and Ethel A. Conger. 20. both Of
Oakland; Louis M. Bradford. %, and Pansy
E. Schroll, %. both of Sacramento; Jesse
Hitcheox 26. and Emeline Day, 20 both OF
Sunoi: Dudley r. Blanchard. 2S. and Grace
/. Winter eS both OF Berkeley; Edward A.
keithler 90. and Anna c. Lyons. %. both
OF Vallejo: Herman Rumetsch "a. OF San
francisco. and Anna 1. Mccourtney, -. Oak
land. Herman Bieling. so and Effe Giffard,
&C. both Of Los Angeles.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
ESCAPES WITH FINE.

SAN RAFAEL. June 28.-Mrs. Anna
G. Santos, who was charged by Mrs.
Bettencourt with attempting 10 kill her
with a shotgun. near Millwood. June
turbing the peace to-day and paid a
fine OF $50.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
SAYS STATE CANNOT ACCEPT
SACRAMENTO SCHOOL BoNpS
Attorney General Reports Trustees vfo-
lated Charter In Not Awarding
Them To Htrhesf 8fddrr.

SACRAMENTO. June IS. - Attorney
General Webb has given the Board OF
Examiners an opinion that the state
cannot accept the seodooo high school
bond issue awarded by the Sacramento
City Trustees several weeks ago. The
Trustees failed to award the bonds to
the highest bidder. a Los Angeles firm.
contrary to provision OF the city char
ter.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
FIGHT OVER WATER SUPPLY
ENDS IN FATAL SHOOTING
Foreman OF the Loretta Vineyard, Near
Selma, Takes the Life of an
Armchair Rancher.

SELMA, June 2S.-D. F. TAYLOR, a
foreman of the Loretta Vineyard. shot
and killed G. kalastian. an Armenian
rancher. this morning during a quar-
rel over the opening of a water gate at
the vineyard near Selma. Taylor then
gave himself up to officers.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
JAPAN PLACES AN ORDER
FOR SMOKED DOG SALMON

Directs n Bellingham Company to Ship
Two Thousand Tons of Fish
to Sasebo.
BELLINGHAM, Wash, June eS.-An
order has been secured by a fishing
company with headquarters in this city
for the shipment of 1000 tons of smoked
dog salmon to Sasebo for the Japanese
Government.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29

STREET SWEEPING BIDS REJECTED
Oakland. June 2S.-Ths Board Of Public Works
rejected bids to-day for the sweeping OF
streets The board desires to readyertise on
specifications that VIII permit owners OF mod
srn machines to compete.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29

LIBRARY CLUB To GIVE BALL.
BOLINAS. June 2S-The BOlinas
Library Club will give q ball in the
Druids' Hall July 3. The proceeds will
go toward library purposes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-31
Gle @erlnitc Der Sentidlen in Siib-
meit : Wfrifa.

Ger Observation-Disclosures g,tfltonr
ioroert idluere Spier al @elo unt
Wenidcnleben. Die @efehtsfroit Der
Serero lit 5luar 9ebroden. 8roBere
abtbeilungen BON Gebellen. Die itort
lino bcmottnet gertug Ii,o, I'M encr-
gllden @ioeritono 5u ~leiiten. lino in
letter 3eit nidt mebr onqetroffelt
fuoroen. sic gniltdnoiid)en meroen
lid olld) ldlperlld nnebr Ionmeln,
lolange oeutid)e Gruppen in genilgen'
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t25 @eibc bon Der GiDilbeuolfcrnmg
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roS I'M criteu IuiltanoSiobrc auf
etmo 10000 ihobc. Die meilten Sc
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gc0ungeil. gbcr audi ullier ben ge-
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bod. bo JIG oos 3iiitenflimo BON
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Der @eiunobcits5ultono Der SolOa.
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Gin 8cIdlcnf fiir'S Qcbem.

gpcun Sbr @uren 10fterit elm praltttbes @e'
fdenf MAIDEN MOTT. Gin Sefdenf tirs 9dit5e
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(276-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-31
gritiidlcs ltnbcbaacn.

Die 3niommcntnnit beS aailers
NIT Dem G5oren lheint in england
tbotI1d)lid) re6t unotgcncbm emf
plllnoen ipprbcn 5l lein, nie Die gauge
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IS lit Gin Iinf nad) Stofbolnl, oaG
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Der Infiinoigung england neroe I'M
augult Elm 8elblpaber in Die Office
enilenhen, Die nid)t ais mare cloll-
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Meubcrrngcn Observation-Disclosures.
ipdbrenb Die Melbun1 Der nSoilD
Moil," Der aniicr babe Die llntcrre.
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Den Sbron N%orpegen'S iiir eincn So
ben5ollcrn.Erin6en 81 crlnngcll, Die
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