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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-28
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VI 0brf.
Nah 2apernia, SutberIanb 9prings.
Stodoafe, taglidb, ........8 800 BDrm.
Nntunft.
Bon StDdbale. Sutherland Springs unb
9abernia. tdaft6h. ......2:30 Nadhm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-28
M. 6. & z. 8ab,,.

abfahrt.s
Nab BacD, Sort 8ortb, Danas, Rouias
gitb, ct. 20uis unb Chicago, tagltcb,
(Suniet 0epDD S.45 Mbenhs
SocGlsug Dia Smttbnille. ....7 10 GOrsn.
Wnfunft:
Ton Chicago, ct. 2ouis, Ranias 9th,
Dallas, Sort BDrtb unb @acD, tGglih
(Snniet DepDt) ........... 8 MDrQens,
gocalauq pia Smithbille. =. 9.05 M6enos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-19
Geil eiugetriebeu.
0rutidDc Diplomatic iCtt Dem ou9ln'
irnn5OiiidIeu ScdDtclmcdJtcl
SdrunfCn,

&obn QluTS lIntprItjib,tnn hcr Mo
rollo FolIilt SrolltfelU ct
I,hmt 7;c noroeih(oocrc in
ternatIonale eolllcren6 tohIIll
,iouoih4 ihl;aSr;h h,h roh :,
Stou0c. - ScItlhIono ais Dor
horr;horSo m,h+ ,rf Som c,,,o
p0ildrn Continent. - Die Inter
nu,>r,,,,. - n;, u,s,6.
'''''''" - e'''' ''''
cncS GoulIitt9 lbcint aus oen
o,,,, .,.y.
'S> "''"''''''
Ncrliu Is. HNuni. - Gic cinen
oifi5iolcn @Iottc III Eori@ cutnom.
meme 9InQobc. bnB @robbritunnien
6runtrcih in Dem Wtorottoitrcit nidt
conicQucnt untcrltiibt qcrciht bier
5ur NroBcn @cmatbuung, Ocmu Dies
lit qcruoc Ole NIniiht bon mclher
OoS Oellticbc Ehl9luGrtiqc 9Imt bel Iei.
mem ErdnNcn olrf'S Srontrcicb'3 @e'
tbcili1un1 al elmer intcrnotionolen
Gonlcrcn5 ouagcht. 9cutId)lano be.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-19
Ser @lib5n9 Der yGafc Sborc.@abn. "

Seiierion GitD, Mo., IS.
rSllni. - Die Y2ofe Shore @obn"
ibittc beute Oic crlten ibrer ncuen
3iigc, weld)e 0ie Strede 5miiden Gbi.
cogo rmo 0orf IN 18 Stlnocn
5uriidle9en lolleu, bon bei0en Gno.
punttcu ab Der bon Chicago obaes
aoltgene Bug Iangtc nm 4.29 bclltc
Nn6mittoQ ti12 Winlten Dor ser
iobrpIonnGBigen 3eit bier an mo
bieIt bier bis l.4G. ser regelnGBgen
9lbiobrts5eit. Die sSobrt bot bereita
erGebcn, 0nB Elm t6.ltiinbiQer 6nbr
plon 3pii6en Chicago mo 9tem.D Dorf
m0Qlid) it,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-19
Scntidjlano ais &Ormadyt.
3uucriiht in oclItibcn WiilitGrfreiien,
- gtcue SnItruttionen iiir ocu
6iirlten Hoooln

@crlim Is. &lmi - Ga3 Nus.
uGrtige gInt bat, mic oic .9lilociirtt
Frele" erf1brt, IN 0cn leBteH Sogen
Dem oeltihen Nothuiter IN Fnri9,
6ilriten 9io0oIiu. @eiimQeu 5uaeben
lolen ole olli ole irunj0lilcben BE.
firdhlnaet menn iolde IN Dem ga.
riler adbinet gebegt mcroen loIlten,
uicoer berrbigen0 pirteu mcr0cr.
Ncltlblano orGngt icooh 6rontreidD
in olplonotii6en Neae nod INNER
sur 9lnnobme ieineS NoribIogeS fir
cine internotionole Wtoroffos9onie.
rcn3
Gic 1n5lpeiielGote Weunrubigung
in ForiS iiber GeutihlonoS GoIitif
lit nift oormlf 3uriid5uliibren ooB
Die oelltlde Heqicrlma ipirflih ehuos
Hggre'lioeS gctbon o0er 81 tbun iid)
porbereItct. @obrit)einlih entipringt
oieie Velmrubigung Dem @eiiIbl Der
Shlu0d)e, ooS ploblih in Srantreid)
lelt Der 8ernihtlrnQ Der Slottc 0cS
NOmirola Hoieihuen9fu entftonoeu lit.
lolule Der entiprehcnoen ,3lnnbne
oeS oelttlden SelbitpertrouenS, Icit.
Dem eo tlar getporoen it, ooB nit
NuBlono porlGllfig nibt gerehnet III
meroen bruudt SSn Der 9iegierung,
Der Irmee itno Der Frclie berridt ser
@eoonte Dor, Dob Teilti6lono in mi,
lltorilbem Gimme iett Serr oeS euro.
poilden Continents geiuor0en iei un0
inter lolden llnIt1nocn Irnntreih
itt0 ieoe onoere continentale Wadt
onerfennen miilic. OdB aud IN Der
Diplomatic Ielliihlono oen erIten
Elab erlangt bnbe l1o ais 8ormodt
bebunoeIt iperoeu miiBte.
Gie oeutid)eu Winiiter iino bon Scr
StGrfe Der militdriihen uno polti.
iden Foiition GeutihlnnO'S 10 ieit
iiberjcugt, ooB an ole Stele Der Dor.
iidtigen uno lmihipeiiigen Folitif
Der jiingiten Sabre elm mcbr entihie.
oencr, poiitiper Con 9uBlono, Sronf=
reid lmo aud GnglanO 9egeniiber
getreten lit, Ger @eiit Der 3uocriitt
gebt belonoers in Der Armee bod. Gle
iltngen Offi5ere iebnen lih nod Ell.
nem ariege. Gieier bilbet ooS ioit
ausidlieblide @eiprddStbemo in
alien 0iii5ierS .GoiiuoS Gie iremSen
9lttades bobeu bieien Nehid inn gan.
gen auitreicn oes oeuiiden Sili3iers.
(yortietung iiebe S,ueite Eeite.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-19

baltimore, y
Mb nad 6elgolano.
9aiicr Milbclm madDt micocr cine
WcCriabrt.
Sadt.Hcgatto nm oen auiierbchcr
bon 0ODer uadp S5clgolano be.
ginnt. r. Cine foiicrlihe Ereoigt
an 9orO ser o&obcn5ollcrn." -
Grucurung Oc3 @eriicbta ibcr oc
Ginnobme bon Marm6aO, in Sii0.
mclt.9Iirito, ourh icin0lhe Gin.
0rborcne. - 9teue ariea5ibiiic
iilr Die britiide sSIottc. - &toli1s
niicbe @5oli5ei iobn0ct mi 2lnnr.
hilten ans 9lmcrifa.
Sam bura Is. (<uni, - aaiicr
9SlIbcIm gina bcute 9tuhuittug oui
leiner EDoht oNobcn5ollern" no6 Dcl.
golanh ab, INN 0ie an Scr He0uttu
INN 0cn &ailcrbchcr BON Ooper nuh
&elQolan0 betbeiliptcn 2)ahten oort
81 crnortGn.
I'm 10 llhr bcutc @ornlitta6 lei.
tetc &oilcr Mllbclm cincn @ottea.
oicnlt an 8orO oc@ o0obCn5ollcrn"
imO pre0igtc iiber cincn oen Eiol.
men. aopitcI 4G, g&fS s entnommc.
nen Cert: Ser Scrr ser 0ccrid,ou.
rem iii nit ms" Wtebrere Sffi5icrc
uno Sbcilc Der Wonnidolten Cc1
&relBerS .9erlin" mo oeS SorpeOo.
iGgerS oSlcipncr" iporen 5ugcaen.
Ger &oiicr itottetc $orn. 0oQin,
@eneroloircttor Scr obomblrq. Sine.
rito.Sinie," cincn @eiuh ob lm6
blieb ctluo einc Gnlbe Stun0c bel
ibm. Gr nobm NrI @nlin m0 Ga.
pIt0n bon @rlnIme am No6mittoq,
Dor Ser 9Ibiobrt not SeIgolouo. nit
idL INN Oen Vieroerenncn bci5umob.
men.
y "a d. 6tregottu BON 0oper
nab Selqolano.
Goner, is Slri - @Gbreno ei,
mes itorten Mcgeu3 mo nit MIR ei.
ner lcihten @rile traten qeitern orei.
5ebn Dudteu uon bier ole iGbrlibe
gScttiobrt bon 0ouGr noh SclqoIon0
nm Oen @eder Oe9 adicra g8ilbclm
an. ailr5 nod Der 9Ibiobrt, chpa nm
Die Oiittog9itunOc, beganncn Oc
nmcrifonilhcu g)od)ten .9ltIontic"
un0 o9lpod)e," iolpic Die briiiihc
2)odt o&oIboQo" inn 9tebel ole Mett'
Iabrt ilber 0enlclbcn 8ur@ INN cinen
beIon0eren 8eder 6en &oiirr @iI. |
benz liir Die 9Iltrilior 2)udter, ole OIL
Der iiingit ltott9cbobtcn troootlnnti'
Ihen g8ettiobrt tbcilgenonmen bat.
ten ouSGeiebt bot.
Die NetterberbGltniiie naren iibcr,
aus trnrrig. Ghuu cine Shln0e Dor
Dem Stort I'M critcn Mcnncn iettc
Ibmerer Hegen cin lnb bieIt on, mos
sur 5olge bate, 6oB Die 6lottile ser |
omeritnniiden, oelltiden im0 britt.
'den 2ndbtcu IN ben oidcn 0ompioe-
Idlp1n9ertcn 9tebeb nelher iiber
Dem 9onol bing ln0 oie gtouiaation
crlhlperte, iegelr muBte. @om llier
aus uerlor man Die Wahten bolO aus
Dem @eIibte
Die Cbeiliebmer on ser iGbrlidlen
Wettfo6rt maren ole omerifaniihe |
.SiIbegoroe" (Giqen.
tbiimer GOporo 81. Coleman bonn
p9ten' 'Dorfer 2)odt.Glub"), 0ic ome.
ritoniidc Shponcr.Oo6t .Gnop.
mion" (GiGcntbiimer 8co. 2ouoer,
irn9 bonn ~Snoion Sorbor Dodt.
GlubO, Oie omerifoniibc g)oul
r9lilio" (Gigcntbiimer Senrp Q. !
por oy}eiu.0orfcr 0odt.
GIubO, ole onlerifoniibe Sdooner.
0oft oSlcur oe GnS" (Gioentbiimer
Seluis ". Stinion bonn Nelu. gorfer
Dadt.GIubD, oie in 0em. Dorf 0e.
boute Shooncr.Nadt ,9iopoboe"
(Gigentbiimer @eorg ". @otienS, |
GeptihlonO), Die Sdooner.9)od,t
vGlora" (Gigentbiimer Mor b. @uil.
Ipouutp Srutfd,Ion0l Sta CA,,,,o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-19
Siobcc'S Wcidnuabcr acbt a6.

9trW 9orf, ts. TSnni. - 9Io'
mirnl Si9bee'S @eifpoocr, mcIhcS
Die llebcrreite 0eS Seebeloeu Sobn
Foul Sone9. erItcn 9(omirolS ser
amerifNniidJcn SIottc, aus 8ranfreidJ
berii6er bolen ioG, trot brlte BON bier
ans Die GSobrt iber oeu ntlantiibcll
S5eon on. IS bcitcbt aus Dem 6lug.
genitiif o@rootIDu," iolpie Den areu,
germ oGbottonoogn" oSucomn" umo
o@ulueIton." Die 8cbeine merbeu
oui Dem tSloggenid)iii beriiber bei0r.
bert uno 5u annapolis, Mo. gelon.
oct lueroen, no Ole enogiiltige 8ei-
iebung ltattfinoen ioa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-19

NGnmc in aGiten nnb 56pieu.
Smmergrin nIler grt In aiiten uno 1op,en
miro iir SeiorationSjlpede peileferi Mtcine
Sulecticoee mo Sniefteniooter pertllgeu llnae.
Bieier aller Hri amf gtidnBen ufio CSemiiieH u6er
obeiliige Siduen; fein 01iit Senoet por tpes
geu 3irtuIar. Naeuteu fiir eiaoi mo Qano
geiudt
Wm, z. Gerie,
Sintfait.sturierp,
Rr. 2i3. RotosSaoert'Sirabe. Baltimore.
(Wiai24. .I&S.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-19

Gage fam ouSSnofopmm0. 0cutld.
Siionclt- 9liIifu, Ole N|c0unQ BOB
sort BON elmer Gimobmc ser Stution
@ormbob ourh ole Rcbclen lficht3
befonnt ici)
9tcue britiihc &ricO&.
ia : 50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-19

~ u I u ! VI W ! " ~
ihifiC.
Qnubpr. is Numi ToS
Qiuipuidiii Sibrrnio" NM SCR l}on.
,rrfrer7rr gIhillc9" BON nsarion,mt
10000 5pnnen muNcn acitcru Der
britiiheu O}oriue biu3uociiiot Nir
6ihpruin" mIr0c mi Scr 7onpu-
pnrt Meritc ocbollt. Ebrcm 9}onen
cutiprchcno, miro lie iomcit mir uGo.
lih nit SrlGnScrn bcmonnt mrrNcu
mn cine ,(lodoc troucu. 0ir Nos 8c.
lcbeuf <<rInno'S lit. Der ,Nhillc4,
melher III el%lpId pom @tapcI Ucb
III pom Ni'te ol eo|lIoi'r90e' mp.
ard ten ans Nmcrtta a,
NcopeL is. ,Nni. - 9ic Voli3ci
bot Shrittc croriiicn. nm Ncn om 6.
HNni bon 9fcm=9)orf obaciohrcncn
.Guuoro"z Iompicr nQonnnnio" bel
leincr glnflmit 0obicr Nj britciacn
uno al iiberluochcn. IS bon0clt iih
nm Ole SoentlIl5lrlm0 lm0 crenhlcIIe
SIbaltnohmc Der bcloen onAeblIdclI
9lnnrhnten Goooroo DC Fo@Quole
lnO 6erolnonoo eorclope bon Fotcr.
ion, Ms, melhe FoluAIcre an @oro
Der "Eonnonlo" lem 'olIcn. Us Der
lolitct bier, Dab ole bcloen Womer
inter ole Intlo9e 9eltelIt merOen lols
len NId geGen oo" Seben oe@ 8onI9@
<tor enlomlel nerlhnoren jt bo'
ben.
llnQurn'@ ncuc& SEA biuet.
Nubopcit 1S Slni - Qoiier
,lrou, Solemn aob bcutc olS Sonia
bon lluooru bcu N3itolicbcru hes ,lr.
riidtrrtruhrr QobinctS 5is,o cine
9IbIhirbsoubicn, SpGtcr cn1piiuo
or hcu ncucn Trcmicr General 90.
rnr -zrirrnorn mn sic ouhcrpu git.
oIipNcr irinrs ncucu QobinptS ,prldr
hcn 9lmtscib oblrotcn
,tniSrlo S.. 4toui,
-; O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-19

rn Soiletten3immer zines
Sd)Iaiwoagons Der .9ebigb 8oIlep-
9abn" bat lih fitrS nad) ser 9lbiahrt
oes 3ugeS BON 9uifolo Der 36 Sabre
aIte Gmil 8regor. Der in ISeriep.G itp
eirgeltiegeu mar, eridoiien. 0orber
hattie er cine GuantitGt Gorbollaure
geId)llldt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-19
atiu t8ebeimmiitel.

es IN cine our6aus fnIibe slnIi6t. baB bic
Ct. Gernnrb 4HrGliicrpilen. oeies feaensretcbe
nHo 5lIberdfiige Qeilmiiie tir 70 3ablreihe
3ranfbeiien, eine grt bon @ebeimmiiteI feieu.
9iibts fnnn i6orihier iein. ais oeie annGbme.
2ie 6rinoet oieier glien Die ironmell Ul0Hs
DE oes Green's BON bellqen 9erndro pnren
fetne @ebeimnibtrlner Sie tannien bic m0bl'
tbdtaen mo beIirditteen 9tgeniddiien Der
arnuter. aus perben e has 1elmitieI beriiet'
ten uto er5iefen bdnit tdbUn Dor pelen Jdbr'
bunoetien iibert1idefIoe sureH.
lUSO lPt ,Sr I&gl)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-19
g01hrenn eines heitinpn Melnj

- @Gbreno eineS beitigen @elpit
ters i6lug Der 9liB in ole 9lnlogc
Der oMi9coniin &enecr Comp" IN
6MneInnoe. Misc einL uno Ole
gan3e Nnloge ging in 6lammen auI.
Ger S6ooen betrdgt $2500O0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-19

s33g Me@m @aHa 9aa9 9aa% 9aan @a@4 @aa@
.sa% 800. 900. s.-.@ 80. :s:s% e4ss s~aesS
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-19
MAN WHO SHOT
OUTLAW TRACY
DIES IN ASYLUM
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SAN JOSE. Jan. 1S.-Charles NJ.
Gardner, who as a Deputy Sheriff in
Eastern Washington shot and wound
ell Outlaw Harry Tracy, which led the
latter to kill himself, died in Agnews
Insane Asylum this morning of
paresis. Gardner's father is Sheriff
In Washington and resides at Daven-
pert and Gardner and his son led the
posse against the outlaw and engaged
the latter in his last fight.
Charles Gardner was a native of San
jose and 40 years of age. For many
years he lived in Gilroy and in 1889
he was elected City Marshal Of thai
place. He also served as a deputy un-
der ex-Sheriff Lyndon from 1894 to
1898 and made a reputation as fear
less officer. When Lyndon's term ex-
pired Gardner went to Washington.
A little more than year ago he re-
turned here and his condition became
such that he was sent to an asylum.
While serving as Sheriff in Wash
ington Gardner was shot in the head
by robber he was arresting and this
wound is believed to have produced
paresis.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-19
FRESNO PEOPLE
TO FIGHT BILL
Not Satisfied With Terms
of the Yosemite Measure
Now Ready for Congress
RAILWAY is INVOLVED
Projectors of Electric Line
Into the Park Will Try
to Effect Some Changes
Special Dispatch to Tn. Call.

CALL BUREAU, POST BUILDING,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.-Fresno is not
satisfied with the declaration that the
pending bill for the transfer of GER
tain areas of the Yosemite Park to the
Sierra forest reserve is the only meas
ure of the kind that can be passed. be-
cause 1t is the only one that the Presi-
dent will sign. Its citizens are piling
protest upon protest, and it is said that
some of them are on the road here to
talk to the California delegation. w. s.
Pladwell of San Francisco arrived yes
terday in their interest and will meet
with the delegation at Senator Perkins
office tomorrow morning
Senator Perkins, whose bill it is. saws
that inasmuch as the recommendations
of the specially appointed commission
are followed in the description of the
area to be set over from the park to the
forest reserve. no better terms can be
secured. The Fresno people, however
or rather those interested in the Fresno
electric railway line into the park
want considerable portion of the
western margin set over more than is
provided in the bill, and are going to
fight for it. Those who champion this
bill says that to tamper with it, how
ever, is to risk it's passage altogether.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-19
TO new YORK
BY WIRELESS
Stations td Be Established
From Sin Francisco to
Other SIDE of Continent
woRKNywPRoGREss1Ne
Apparatus Soon to Be Placed
in This City as Part of
a System of Wide Extent
RKNSWPROGRESSING
sp.c,al Dispatch to The Call.

DENVER, Jan. 1S.-W. H. Murray,
a representative of the American De
Forrest Wireless Telegraph Company,
will leave tomorrow for San Francisco,
where he will establish one of series
of wireless telegraph stations across
the continent. Within two weeks, it is
declared, penver's wireless telegraph
station will be in operation and mes
sages will be transmitted to Kansas
City, Chicago, st. Louis, New York and
other Eastern cities. Arrangements
have been made for the erection of a
tower on top of the Mining Exchange
building, one of the loftiest structures
of the city, in which the company has
rented offices. The instrument for the
local station has been shipped from
New York. Murray said to-day:
We expect to have everything in
readiness for the opening of the San
Francisco headquarters Immediately
after the Denver opening takes place.
l leave this city tomorrow night to
perfect the plans there"
The opening of the local station is to
be made a notable event. President
Abraham White of the company will
be present and State and city officers
will be invited to attend. A station is
to be established on top of Pixies Peak
also.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-19
VOTES BRING
DOLLAR EACH
Denver Waiter Says He Cast
Forty Ballots and Then
Came a Fall in Price

DENVER, Jan. 1S-In the Court of
Appeals chamber to-day the commit
tee of twenty-seven members of the
Assembly, eighteen Republicans and
nine Democrats, appointed to hear the
contest of James H. Peabody for the
seat of Governor Alva Adams, held its
first open session to take testimony
from four witnesses. Chairman Grif-
fifth announced that sessions would be
held night and day to hasten the work
of investigation to the utmost degree.
Harry c. Riddle, the first witness, de-
clared that re-checking of the regis
tration list and comparison thereof
with the names voted at the previous
election showed that substantially 5000
names appeared upon the registration
list, representing non-residents, per-
sons deceased and purely fictitious
names.
Joseph Totter. waiter, testified that
between and II o'clock on the day of
election he voted at least forty times.
He said that Slips containing names
and addresses were given to him by
men whom he knew to be prominent in
the politics of the lower wards of the
city, and he was instructed to vote the
Democratic ticket. He testified to hav-
ing agreed to cast these votes for the
consideration of 81 each.
The witness stated that at some poll
ing places he voted four times and at
others so often that he had no recol-
lection of the number. He declared that
eight or ten men voted with him on all
his trips.
In the afternoon, he said, he received
only so cents for each ballot.
Two witnesses were examined by the
committee tonight, Joseph Coyle and
Harry Stringer. They testified to re-
peating on election day, Coyle asserting
that he voted in the neighborhood of
one hundred times, and Stringer ad-
hitting that he cast at least 100 votes
Both said they voted the Democratic
ticket each time.
PUEBLO. Colo, Jan. 1S.-In depo-
sition by Mrs. Blanch Shaw, presented
here in a hearing in the District Court
in the election fraud cases, Mrs Shaw
declares that she assisted Chief of De-
tectives E. II. Wilson In making out
dozens of fraudulent registration
sheets and had received pay from him
for so doing. Mrs. Shaw has been in
custody since the Grand Jury began
investigating election frauds and the
deposition was taken in order to allow
her freedom. There are twenty nine
other indictments against Wilson
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-19
LOS ANGELES EDITORS
ARE FINED FOR CONTEMPT
County Grand Jurors Complain That
Articles Were Published With
Intent to Intimidate Them.

LOS ANGELES, JAM 1S.-General
Harrison Gray Otis and his son-in-
law. Harry Chandler, owners and pub
fishers of Los Angeles morning news
paper, were fined $500 each by Judge
WILDER in the Superior Court to-day
for publishing articles alleged to re-
fleet on the action and motives Of the
recent County Grand Jury.
The case is very unusual one. The
defendants claimed that their publica-
tion was a privileged one, that it was
the province of the public press to
comment freely upon the acts of the
Grand jury and that any effort to un-
duly restrict criticism would be an
abridgment of the rights of the press.
The court, however found them guilty
and imposed the fines. The case will
be appealed.
The alleged offense was brought to
the attention of the court by the men,
bers of the Grand Jury. who filed af-
fidavits setting forth that the publica-
ton of the articles complained of was
intended to intimidate them.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-19
PLURAL WIVES
IN NAME ONLY
Head of Utah University Says
Polygamous Marriages Are
No Longer Recognized

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.-Professor
James e. Talmage, of the Utah State
University, author of some of the doc
trines accepted as authoritative teach-
ings in the Mormon church, was on the
stand all to-day. in the Smoot investi-
CATION before the Senate Committee on
Privileges and Elections. He gave an
interesting account of the church or
ganization and church courts and
proved to be we'll informed on nearly
every subject of church policy. He Will
continue his testimony Tomorrow.
AS to pofygamy, Professor Talmage
said plain English would have to be IN
terpreted far differently than the con-
struction he placed on the marriage
revelation to infer that there Is any
thing ma andatory about it. He said
there is not~one paragraph in the reve-
latio,n that contains an inference that
polygamy should be mandatory except
upon cne mantle Prophet Joseph
and in all other cases polygamy was
nermissiye. At the death of the
Prophet Joseph the command contained
in the revelation descended to his sue
cessor, according to the construction
placed on Mormon doctrines by, the
witness. =
Cel6Stldl marriage, eAPidlhcu tiiC VIZ
ness means a marriage for time ana
eternity, or for eternity only. The wit
ness stated that any woman who be-
came: a plural wife of a man since Oc-
tober. g. 1880. is no more a wife under
the rules of the church than she Is In
the eyes of the law.
Professor Talmage said he had par
ticlpated in or witnessed the endow-
ment ceremonies between one and two
score times. He denied that the alleged
"oath. of. vengeance. reported by GER
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-19

Mayor Schmitz yesterday formally
announced the appointment of DIR. Sid
ney Worth as a member of the Health
Board to succeed DR.. Joseph Poheim,
who has been appointed Police Com
missioner. The Mayor also stated
that he would some time to-day hand
William H. Metson his commission as
member of the Park Board to sue
ceed Frank j. Sullivan, whose term has
expired. Both appointments were
fcretold in The Call.
DIR. Worth was handed his commits
sion for the office in the forenoon.
Worth is member of the homeo-
patnic school of medicine and owes
his selection to DR.. Ward. who recon-
mended his appointment. DIR. Ward
afterward introduced his new col
league to the attaches of the Health
Office.
DIR. Worth is a graduate of Dart
mouth College and of the Homeo-
psthic College of New York. from
which DR.. Ward also received his
credentials. Worth is a member of the
Psi Epsilon fraternity and is a dis
tinguished member of his profession.
He will be formally inducted into Of
flee at to-days meeting OF the Health
Board.
william H. Metson, the new Park
Commissioner, held the Office once be-
fore, but was the only one not reap
pointed when Mayor Phelan assumed
the reins of power under the charter
in January, 1900. Metson is a lawyer
and a man of high standing in the
community.
DIR. A. S. Adler. who lost his posi-
ton as laboratory assistant a week
xy;u he ioio
a. to-day's meeting of the Health
Board
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-19


Peruna has always been a great favor
lite with the military men. both in the
army and navy.
The strongest kind Of testimonials are
received from officers of hign rank con-
corning the virtues of Peruna for all ca
tarrhal ailments.
Only small per cent of these can be
used for publication for want of space.
Mr.. Harrison L. Dean, Burnside Post
No s. Department of the Potomac. Colo
mel Encampment No. 60 Union Veterans
Legion: Colonel Green Clay Smith Regi-
ment No. II. u. V. T., Department of the
Department of Columbia; Major 34th In
diana Veteran Volunteer Infantry,
writes:
'Tnere is no logger any question as to
the cgratv, quaiti.s of fergna in all
catarrhal froU Iss. Its successful use BY
many of M friends entities 1T to conf
dence and endorsement
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-19
SIOCUM INSPECTORS
ARE PLACED ON TRIAL
John w. Fleming and Henry Lund-
berg Charged With Fraud
and Misconduct.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1s.-Charged
with fraud, misconduct and violation
of law in connection with the inspec-
ton of the excursion steamer Cen
eral Slocum. which was burned on
the East River last June with loss
of more than a thousand lives, John
w. Fleming and Henry Lundberg, for
merly attached to the local Office Of
the United States Inspector of Steam
Boilers, were placed on trial today
before Judge Thomas in the criminal
branch of the United States Circuit
Court.
The indictment against Fleming and
Iundberg is based on the section of
the United States statutes which makes
neglect In the inspection of steam ves-
sells as the result of which life is de-
stroyed manslaughter.