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The San Francisco call., 1905-03-21
AIcazar.

The rain did not prevent the Alca-
zar Theater from being crowded last
night. when James A. Herne's inter-
4ssting play. Sag Harbor." was pre-
sented for the first time in this city by
4 stock company. The play appeals
10 every one by its faithful portrayal
Of life among the dwellers on the Long
Island coast. The clever Alcazar COM
pany made a hit with the production
last night, as every character was ex-
ceptiOnally well delineated by the one
10 whom il was assigned. There was
not one drawback, and everything ran
like clOckwork. John Craig as Ben
Turner, the plain, honest and loving
boat builder, gave another illustration
Of his versatility and a lifelike charac-
terization Of the part Fred j. Butler,
as Captain Dan Marble, helped most
materially in making the piece a sue
cess, and John B. Maher as Freeman
Witmarsh did full justice to the COM
edy portion Of the play. John Sain-
polls was good as Frank Turner, the
disgrUntled lover. Miss Lillian Law
renee. although suffering from cold,
was excellent as Martha Reese, and
was particularly effective in the last
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-21
MARSHALL ENTERS DENIAL
TO ARZAVE'S ALLEGATIONS
Says He Is Not UnIawfulIy Restrain
ing Mrs. Marshall of Her
Liberty

Richard d. Marshall and Robert
Donahue filed affidavits in the Supe-
rior Court yesterday in which they
vehemently deny the allegations of
Juan Arzave that they are unlawfully
restraining aged Juana Marshall of
her liberty and that they have COM
PEELED her to sign a will in their IA
vor. The affidavits, which were filed
to supply basis for a motion to set
aside a restraining order heretofore
issued on the affidavit of Ramon Ma
redo set forth the allegation that the
only interest the atlantis have in Mrs
Marshall is to prevent her falling the
victim of designing persons who are
after her gold.
A motion to set aside the restrain
ing order was made this morning be-
fore Judge Kerrigan, but went over
till Friday. At that time Marshall
will endeavor to show that he should
be granted letters of guardianship
over Mrs. Marshall. and in support of
his petition will point to the recent
allegations of Mrs. Marshall that
some one had attempted poison her az
evidencing the fact that some one
should be named to properly care for
her and her property.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-21
DOORS CLOSED
At CONFERENCE
Commissioner Bristow Has
Long Talk About Panama
Railway With Trustees
PLAN OTHER MEETINGS
Chamber of Commerce Meets
Man Who Has Important
Mission OH This Coast

John L. Bristow, Commissioner ap-
pointed by President Roosevelt to learn
and report all about the relations of
the Panama Railroad and Panama
Steamship line to commerce, met yes
terday afternoon with the trustees of
the San Francisco Chamber of Com
merce. The reporters who were pres
ent were requested to leave the room
when the conference was about to take
place. This they did and the proceed
ings went on for two hours or more
with closed doors.
The explanation that was given for
keeping the newspapers out when a
matter of such great public concern
was under discussion was that those
participating would talk more freely
and give more information than if the
doors were open to all. Those present
with Commissioner Bristow We're:
George A. Newhall, president of the
Chamber of Commerce; w. J. Dutton,
William L. Gerstle, George d. Gray,
James Rolph, Henry Rosenfeld Rufus
P. Jennings and William r. Wheeler.
George A. Newhall was appointed a
press committee of one. After the pro-
ceedings he announced that there had
been considerable discussion and that
another meeting Of the trustees of the
Chamber of Commerce would be held
to-day, also with closed doors.
A closed session will be held, at
which shippers and also representatives
of transportation companies will be
present by invitation of the Chamber
of Commerce. When this session has
been finished an invitation will be sent
out to all who have information to i'm
part to attend a public hearing or
hearings. No one at the meeting of
the trustees of the Chamber of Com
merce yesterday was authorized TO
make any report concerning it. with
the exception of Mr. Newhall.
After the first conference Commits
sioner Bristow was interviewed at the
st. Francis Hotel. He said that he
desired to learn all that he can about
the commercial relations of the Pan
anna Railroad to the commerce of the
Pacific Coast. He also said that he
hoped that all who had information
that would tend to enlighten him would
give it.
II have no plan to suggest" said Mr..
Bristow. II am simply a seeker for in
formation. l will get all that | can
here and will then go north"
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-21
LOOKS SERIOUS
FOR COUCHER
Assistant District Attorney
Ashe Makes Opening Argu-
ment for the Prosecution
DEFENSE Is VERY WEAK
Aged Father of the Prisoner
to Make a Plea for His
Wayward OffspringTo-Day

BY a process of elimination, Assist
ant District Attorney Ashe, who made
the opening argument for the prosecu-
ton yesterday in the Goucher trial be-
fore Judge Cook, attempted to show
that it Is indisputable that Policeman
Eugene c. Robinson was killed by bull
lets from the pistols of Frank Woods
and Allan. alias Kid" Goucher.
The morning session began with a
denial by the court of a motion by the
defense to strike out all testimony re-
lating to any conspiracy between the
defendant and the gang that had pre-
viously been brought to trial. Upon
this denial the defense began tntroduc-
ing witnesses to show the previous
good record of Allan Goucher before
19O0 and rested its case at in the
afternoon. The defense relied mainly
upon the testimony that the night was
partly cloudy and the defendant could
not have been recognized. The assist
ant District Attorney then began the
argument. which lasted until 4:S0.
Ashe submitted that three PROPOSE
tions only are to be considered: The
killing Of Robinson: who killed him,
and the strength of corroborative tes-
timony In concise form he maintained
that the gang had held frequent meet
ings to plan the robbery Of Cypress
Lawn Cemetery and that they pur-
chased weapons for self-defense. He
then said that Woods, already con-
victed of the murder, and Goucher
were appointed guards 10 protect the
inside men and were therefore more
heavily armed. He told the story OF
the failure of the gang at the ceme-
terry and their return to the city.
Then he argued that the conspiracy
was not at an end, as nothing was
introduced to show that the gang had
given up hope of robbery. and in fact,
that they did attempt footpad work.
Ashe then told of the cries that at
tracted the attention of Robinson, his
appearance, and the fusillade Of shots
that killed him and attracted the wit
nesses who saw the men run away.
Testimony, he said, had been intro
duced to show that at the first shots
Kennedy, Kaufman and Courtenay ran.
while Henderson refrained from firing,
and that therefore the shots lodging in
Robnson's body were from the revol-
vers of Woods and Goucher.
The reliance Of the defense upon the
state of the weather on the night Of
the tragedy and the Introduction of
witnesses as to the defendants char
acter in Fresno are believed TO be
weak defense. To-day the argument
for the defense will begin at 10 o'clock
and a speedy termination of the trial
is expected
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-21
NATURE LOVERS
TO HOLD SWAY
Forest, Fish and Game Exhi-
bition Promises to Be of
all Interesting Character
INDIANS TO TAKE PART
Mechanics Pavilion Is Being
Transferred to Veritable
Scene in the Wild Woods

An army of carpenters, painters and
decorators are Transforming the inte-
rior of Mechanics Pavilion into a
beautiful indoor forest, the wonders of
which are difficult to describe, but it is
ture has ever been seen in the West
before.
Enormous expense has been entailed
to do this work and make the setting
Of the Forest, Fish and Game Exhibi-
ton thing never to be forgotten.
Even now the immense trees are rear
ing their heads to the dome, and car
loads of shrubs and smaller trees are
coming in daily in order that there be
no delay in opening the doors April l.
Such an exhibition would be impos-
sible under private enterprise. The
gathering Of exhibits. the detailing of a
squad of soldiers, and a landing party
of sailors and marines, the sending of
a dozen families of Navajo Indians
from the reservation and the transpor-
tation of the immense quantities of
material could be done only through
the agency of the prominent citizens
handling the affair. At every hand will
be found evidence of the strong per-
sonality of the nature lovers who have
motion of an enterprise for charity.
Through the highest officials in Wash
ington many of the favors have come,
and the result will be wonderful ex-
hibition.
Indian Agent Paraquette will be in
charge Of the Navajos, and he has Sc
, lected only the industrious families
to make the trip. All the little arts
for which this tribe is famous will be
shown during the exhibition. They will
weave baskets, make their famous
blankets, do their pottery and quaint
filagree silver work and manufacture
toys. Indian mothers will not leave
their children, SO a goodly array of
pappooses will come along and add to
the interest of the exhibit They will
camp on the banks of the lake during
the entire two weeks of the show. A
special tourist car has been provided
for their transportation.
The soldier and sailor features will
be almost as interesting. For the SOL
dier detail there will be two hospital
sergeants and two Red Cross nurses in
charge of hospital marquee, guard
and commissary tent. In the landing
party of marines will come the regular
paraphernalia with a Gatling gun.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-21
The Chutes.

John T. Chick and his clever little
company of comedians made a great
hit at the Chutes yesterday with their
condensed domestic comedy, is Mar
riage a Failure2" There is plenty of
action and snap in the skit, which
was received with shrieks of laughter.
Camilla and Forna gave a good equili-
bristic exhibition and Henry Give, an
Australian magician. made all kinds OF
objects appear and disappear in most
startling fashion. Clayton Frye and
Eva Allen proved happy in their
comedy singing sketch, "A Simple
Lesson" and Mabel Lamson, the al
ways welcome singer of illustrated
songs, and the animatoscope, showing
many modern moving pictures, COM
pleted a varied and interesting pro-
gramme. Charles Bigney continues
to make his daring dives from an alti-
tude of one hundred feet into five feet
of water every afternoon and evening,
and on Thursday night the feature of
the amateur performance will be a
three-legged race for plump young
ladies'
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-21
BENCH WARRANT ISSUED
FOR ARREST OF CURTIN
Judge Cook Informed That Defendant
Is Serving Short Term in Tacoma
for Petty Larceny

The case of Anthony Curtin, known
as the Babe was on Judge Cooks
calendar for trial yesterday. Curtin
failed to appear and the Judge issued
a bench warrant for his arrest, fixing
his bonds at $4,000. The Judge was
subsequently informed that Curtin
was serving a sentence of thirty days
in Tacoma for petty larceny, so he did
not forfeit his bonds. Detective r. L.
Ryan will probably be sent to Tacoma
to bring Curtin back on the expiration
of his sentence.
Curtin, who is an ex-convict. Is
waiting trial on a charge of burglary
He and Clarence Franklin. alias Fall
lon, were arrested for breaking into
the grocery of w. G. Schroeder. 925
Mission street, on the night of March
2S, 1903. While operating on the
safe they were discovered by Special
Officer r. D. Maloney. and it is al
legged that Curtin fired a shot at Ma
loney.
Franklin was tried and convicted
by a jury on November 25, 1903. but
has not yet been sentenced, pending
the result of Curtin's trial. Curtin
has been out on bonds.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-21
Treats Family with Cruelty.

A warrant was issued yesterday for
the arrest of Timothy Mccarthy of "a
Wool street for cruelty to his Wife
and neglect Of his three children. The
Mccarthy house was found in a filthy
condition. The wife and mother was
removed to the City and County Hos
pital, as the physicians who accompan-
fed the officers found that she was
suffering from disease. The little
ones will be cared for by the Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to Chill
dren.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-21
AccidentaIIy KiIIed by Gas.

Herman Mohl, a machinist, was
found dead in his room yesterday with
a strong smell of gas in the room. The
discovery was made by his son. Emile.
Mohls valise was packed, and it had
been his intention to leave for Sacra-
mento to-day, where he had job
awaiting him. 1t is thought his death
was accidental. He lived at 1107
Tennessee street.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-21
strychnine Found in stomach

The City Chemist yesterday report
ed to the Coroner that he had found
strychnine in the stomach of the un-
identified man who died on the even
ing of March in the Central Emerg-
ency Hospital. The man fell i'm faint
on Turk street near Market. Drs.
Millar and Stephen at the hospital
diagnosed the case as one of opium
poisoning. The report of the chem
ist shows that their diagnosis was
wrong.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-21
SPECIAL TRAIN ACCOMMODA.
TIONS.
San Francisco to Palo Alto Account
Obsequies of Late Mrs.
Jane l.. Stanford.

On above account the Southern Pacific will
run a special train from San Francisco to Palo
Alto on Friday, March "a leaving Third and
Townsend streets depot at IL a. m, returning
from Palo Alto at close of the funeral ceremo-
MES Special round-trip tickets will be sold
for 81 good for return on special and regular
trains on Afternoon of March "a. Ask South
ern Pacific agents
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-21
Mrs. Cramm Committed to Agnev.

After an examination by Medical
Experts Drs. McGettigan and Rethers
as to the mental condition of Mrs.
Adeline Cramm, Superior Judge j. C.
B. Hebbard recommitted her to the
State Hospital at Agnew for the in
sane. The unfortunate woman is a
graduate of the State University Her
former husband, from whom she has
been divorced. is real estate agent in
Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-21

act, when she has to decide between
her husband and his brother Frank.
Miss Adele Belgrade as Elizabeth Ann
Turner shared the honors with Butler.
Miss Elizabeth Woodson was charm
ing as Jane Cauldwell, and the other
parts were well sustained.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-21

ENCOUNTER AvERTED.-Oakland March
20.-A personal encounter between AttH
ney Dudley Kinsen and William j.
Schmidt Of Berkeley was narrowly avert
ed az the hearing on the Livermore mines
road which was held before the Board OF Su-
pervisors this afternoon. Schmidt had the
contract for the construction Of the road and
Kinsell appeared as the representative OF W.
j. Donovan. an Oakland attorney who 10 the
PLAINTIFF In the protest against the road.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-21
The TiyoIi.

''The Burgomeister" entered upon it's
second week at the Tivoli. A packed
house last night indicates that its pop
ularity has not abated.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-21

PREDICTS MORE WET WEATHER
Showers were frequent in Northern California
Yesterday The south had clear weather Pro
fessor Meade predicts more showers for the
section Of the State north of the Tehachapi for
To- -day
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-21
Seven years for lie Baron.

United States District Judge de Ha-
ven yesterday sentenced w. H lie
Baron to seven years Imprisonment
at hard labor in the penitentiary at
Folsom. lie Baron was convicted last
week on six counts of an Indictment
charging him with having passed
raised bills on several persons. LIE
Baron is former convict.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-21

II you are going down East be sure and Sc
lect the most comfortable route. Ask your
agent for particulars about Wabash tourist car
service.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-21

Try the United States Laundry. 1000
Market street Telephone South 420.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-21
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The San Francisco call., 1905-03-21
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-12-02
AsplAAp sALsAMos cuaArlvos.
Hyomei, 81 Remedlo oarantlzado para
tarro, Endosado por Medlcos.

Nadie debe confundir Hyomei con
las medicinas de patente que son anun
ciadas para curar catarro. Es tan SUI
perior a todas elias como es el vidrio
en- valor al diamante. Su compose
cion es secreta, pero Hyomei da su for
muln a todos los medicos de reputa-
cion.
Su base es ell famoso aceite "eucalyp
tus', bien conocido por sus c~ualidades
|~anticepticas. Este esta combinado con
gomas aromaticas y balsamos. hacien-
do I'm liquido puro, ell cual, cuando usa
do con oil inhalador de Hyomei en- ell
bolsillo, LENA ell aire que vd. aspira
con el matador de los germenes, des-
tructor de las Intermediates y poderes
curativos que %restauran la salud a ca
da parte de la garganta, nariz y puImo-
mes.
Hyomei esta endosado por medicos
generalmente. Muchos dc ellos 10 usan
para quitarse un resfriado y evitarse
de una pulmonia. Els ell unico mode
natural y racional de curar ell catarro
Este tratamiento ha sido de tantc
exito, curando SO por ciento de todos
los que 10 han usado, que Hyomei sc
vende ahora por A. G. Ireland bajc
una garantia absolute de d~evolver q
dinero 81 no cura.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-12-02
LOS pELEAHEMos soBRE EsTA


El Albuquerque Citizen al asaltar Ia
posicion tomada por ell Nuevo Mexica-
no. adyocando estado separado para
este Territorio en- 1908, toma la posi-
cion que dilacion sera peligrosa. Este
papel no 10 pucde e dc ese modo,
Dilacion ciertamente seria pelirosa al
proyecto de estado consolidate, pero
solamente puede mejorar la situacion
de estado separado. El Nuevo Mexi-
cano esta por estado s%eparado y sc
propone hacer TODD 10 que pueda para
que este deseo Sc verifique.
Esta haciendose apareate, que la
fuerza del movimiento de- estado con
solidado esta mermando y que estado
separado para Nuevo Mexico dentro
de I'm tempo breve. digase tres amos,
esta ganando terreno con los Senado-
res de los Estados Unidos y miembros
de Ia Camara de Representatives., CO
mo tambien con la administration ma
cional. Este fierro debe ser macha-
cado mientras este caliente, y en- la
opinion de este papel, este es el ITEM
pc, y la primera session del Congreso
59no es ell lugar para hacerlo. Min
gun dano puede venir de tai a~ccion; al
contrario. grande y permanente bene-
ficio vendra 81 sale con exito, y eyito
en- la direction de estado separado en-
1908 parece ahora mas cerca que esta-
do consolidate en- 1906.
En- cuanto q la question de propie'
| dad tasable en- 81 Territorio, el Citizen
no necesita caviar. Els un hecho
bien sabido que propiedad para fines
| de tasacion es puesta en- la lista con
| un precio muy BALTIC y ESQ muy anne
nude. En- la misma plaza del Citizen
| ell Nuevo Mexicano sal de un case en-
| ell cual cierta %propiedad raiz es rotor
NADIA al ASSESSOR en- la suma de $1,000
mientras que el precio que Sc pide POI
| ella son $4,000. lnstancias de esta
clase son muy numerosas en- muchos
lugares en- este Territorio. El calculc
para Nuevo Mexico para ell ano dc
1910, son que tendra $4,000 haitian
ties V $4,000 O0 600 en- riqueza tasable
lno es Extravaganza pero esta basada
sobre cifras oficiales y semi-oficiales
en- estas lineas, desde ell censo dc 100,
hasta la presente fecha.
Como dicho antes., tres amos no sor
largos para esperar y ell Nuevo Mexi
cano cree que la gran mayoria de
pueblo de Nuevo Mexico y Arizona sc
esperara mejor tres amos Y obtener es
tado separado que entrar q la Union
en- 1906 como un estado consolidate
Esta c~reencia esta basada sobre cui
dadosas investigaciones y La obtenen
cha de muchos hechos co~ncernientes
al asunto. Ell Nueyo Mexicano, e
cual ha defendido ell bien mas grande
para ell pueblo del Territorio y future
estado del Sol Resplandeciente pol
cuatro decadas, naturalmennte sc que
da en- la senda que ha escogido y pelea'
"a sobre estas lineas tanto tempo co
mo sea necesario.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-12-02
WILLARD PRosPERANDo.
w. M. Berger, Habia Sobre Ell Progre
SO Hecho por la Ciudad-constru.
yendo un Nuevo Edificio de
EscueIa.

W. M. Berger, manejador de la com
pahia de Sitios de Plaza, estuvo en-
Santa Fee la emana pasada en- canine
de Belen para Willard, la nueva plaza
progresista en- ell F errocarril Santa Fe
Central. Ell esta muy contento
con ell progreso que Sc ha hecho en-
Willard durante los pasados cuatro
meses. Solares estan vendiendose COP
mucha rapidez y I'm numero de estos
que fueron vendidos unos cuantos me-
ses pasados en- la Gale Principal de
la nueva plaza por $3.50, ahora valen
de $500 a $500.
Mas que $4,000 de mejoras en- edi-
ficios han sido hechas an la plaza du-
rante los pasados cuatro meses, con
sistiendo de edificios para comercios,
y casas de Residential. Sc calcula que
la population es ahora POGO mas que
trescientos habitantes. Una nueva
casa de escuela piblica esta en- curse
de construction, la cual, cuando Sc
concluya, Enc 1ro, acomodara q $50
Mientras en- Willard en- su presente
viaje, Ell Sir. Berger hara arreglos pa
"a la construction de I'm edificio que
sera usado para hotel. La compahia
de sitios de plaza 10 construira, pero
sera manejado por parties privadas.
es muy probable que una
para cardar lana sea puesta
ALI dentro seis meses. Ell Sr. Ber-|
ger esta ahora en- correspondence con
parties que estan interesadas en- Ell pro-
veto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-12-02
PLANrlo DE ARRoLEs EN- SANTA
EE.

La nueva plaza de Willard en- Ell 9
dado de Torrance. tiene una asocla
cion de mejoras la cual esta traba1an
do con interes para hacer el punto, dt
reunion del F~errocarril Santa Fe Cen
trail y ell Oriental de. Nuevo Mexico
un lugar de energia y hermoso, san
ia Fe tambien, tiene una a~sociaclon
de mejoras, 8 para mejor decir dos de
elias, el Cuerpo Femenil de Concrete
v ell Cuerpo de Concrete de Santa re
y con ambas trabajando para 81 ner
moseo de la ciudad no pasara mucno
tempo cuando Santa Fe tendra mu'
chas millas de buenas aceras, calles
payimentadas, alcantarillas, arboles
de sombra en- cada Gale y todos los
otros necesarios que caracterizan 10
hermoso de la !ciudad moderna. Pero,
cada c~iudadano debe tomar interes y
ayudar, no d~ependiendo del TODD as
unos cuantos miembros de las dos or
ganizaciones de arriba para hacer to-
do ell trabajo y sufragar TODD el gasto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-12-02
Tortura de un Predicador,

La historic de la tortura del Rev. o.
d. Moore, pastor de la Iglesia Bautis-
ia, de Harpersviile, N. ". les interesa-
ra mucho. Dice ell: "Sufri agonias,
a causa de n tos persistence. result
tando de grip. Tenia que dormir sen
tado en- la CANA. Experiments mu-
chos remedies, sin ningun alivio, has
ia que tome ell Nuevo Descubrimiento
del DR.. King para Tisis, Toses y Res
friados. ell cual entertmente euro mi
tos Y me salv6 de ~tisis." Aua gran
cura para condolences enfermas de Gar
ganta y Pulmones. En- la Botica de
Fischer y Cha; precio so c $1,00. Bo-
tella de muestra gratis.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-12-02

La poslcion del Nuevo Mexicano so.
bre estado separado para Nuovo Mexi-
CO en- 1908, o mas pronto, parece agra.
dar al pueblo y alos papeles del Terri
torio, El Chieftain. i~nfluyente y do
mucha circulation EN- su seccion, toma
el editorial del Nuevo Mexicano sobre
Ia question titulado 'Estado separado
en- 1905" en- complete con 81 siguiente
cumplido:
'Es un hecho generalmente recono-
cido que en- la question de estado para
Nuevo Mexico y sobre ell sentimlento
del pueblo del Territorio concerniente
a esa question no hay autoridad mas al
Ia que el Nuevo Mexicano. Cuando,
por 10 tanto, Ell Nuevo Mexicano habla
en- la lengua del editorial abajo repro
ducido, ese lenguaie debe Q conside'
RADIO como finamente cercano en- el
asunto."