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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05

Mrs. withers. Miss Withors, Misses u, liz :.
zen zen Misses Cooke, Miss Mort ,1. MES MISS
Isaraeld, Miss Cooke Misses brlmao oor M' 81
! .vncnburr: Mrs. Percy MONTAGUE. OF
Richmond; Mrs. Miller, Miss Miller MISS
Virginia Lee Miller ,.,,,, ,,,os
ME ladies' Interested IN raising tunas
60 hri,ainp ST James Episcopal Church
are only waiting fair and milder wea ther
10 omen a roller skating rink, thereby 70
help fiji their Golfers, They are eh'hu-
siastio and energetic. ~.
Ron Air society has been enlarged pS
the occupancy of tho Bates cottage by
Mrs, Bridgeforth and her two hieces' me
Misses Power. There are several tloM
Miller hns just returned from hunt ~
North Carolina,
Dr.. McElroy is absent In Columbus
Ga. his people miss him greatly,
Mrs. Russell Cecil, Mrs, Y. William
Pemberlon and Mrs y, S. Williams spent
the day last week with Mrs, McElroy'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
HALIFAX COURT,
A Half Dozen New Convicts
for the Penitentiary,
special to The Times Dispatch

Especial to The Tlmea' DsPatch,l y. 4, =
HOUSTON, VA, Fob, 4,-Iha cran!!l a,'
;shed IN to-day, Hayes Medley, colored,
charged I, with purloning quantity Of
bnrbed wire from Arm In South Bos-
ton Was tried Tuesday and given Two
Joseph Royal, colcrcd, was tried We'd
.nesday for mallclouly shooting John
Barksdalc, another negro, near sutner-
5lin's, last Christmas, and given term
OF four years.
There are some half dozen pItso'le's
ready to ~ carried to Richmond, and
several youthful otienders are to DO taken
to tic refolmatory
The few cases Of smallpox reported ~
he county are closely guarded, and thefe
Is little danger OF the disease spreading,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
LUTHERAN SYNOD.
As Result Of Meeting, Rev. Dr.
j.. E.. Bushnell Resigns.
Especial oThe s-Dlspatch.)

y RADFORD, VA, Feb. 4.--Rey. DR.. u.
II. Bushnell. of Blacksburg. pastor CT
Luther Memorial Church, and two county
churches, will resign. A called meeting
of Synod, held Wednesday1in the Luther
I'm Church OF Radford, decided the matter
definitely.
# II seems that Or. Bushnell had become
non persona grata to mis- two country
churches but the Blacksburg church
wished 10 retain him. The case came
before synod in August, and committee,
consisting Of Rev. William r.. Brown
and Rev, j. "A. Arndt, of Wythe. and Rev.
Paul Seig, of Bristol, was appointed to
visit Blacksburg and render a decision
In the matter. After careful investiga-
ton the committee deemed 1t cxpedienl
for Dr.. Buslihell, to.resign. He refused,
however. aid a special session of Synod
was called to act upon what was termed
his characterization.
The meeting was presided over by Rev.
II. B. Greiner. Of Rural Retreat. pres-
dent OF Synod. DR.. Bushnell stated his
case, and 1t WAS argued pro and con. Rev.
L. q. NJ. Millor unfolding DIR. Bushnell
51'hc synod sustained the action of the
committee. there being but one dissent-
Ing voSe-that of Rev. Mr.. Miller
/, DR. Holland stated. among other things,
that DIR. Peery, who returned home about
eiHhtren months ago, after nine years
OF mission work In Japan, and was now
pastor OF a large church In Phlladelphii,
had been called To take up the work
again on account OF his knowledge Of
tho Language and people, and had de-
Cided to accept the call. a6 y a SET
About twenty-three delegates were pres
ent, notable among them, Rev. John J.
Scherer, Of Marion. vice president OF the
synod and an octogenarlnn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
.GUARAh EES no CURE
DRUNKENNESS.

{ i 3 ( 1 ! ID q
Is we never guarantee a remedy unless we
know II possesses real merit. We suong-
ly recommend Orrlne as 4 cure for drunk
cnness, for we are positive that IL stops
the craving for alcoholic stimuiants
0rrine No. ] is q secret remedy and can
be given In tea, coffee soup, milk or food.
without the slightest knowledge Of the
patient. as ills perfectly colorless, taste
less and harmless, Orrine No, Q IS IN pill
form, for those desiring to be cured
Either form 81 per package, mailed sealed
fest CONFIDENCE. Write 10 the orrine Com
spany, Inc, Washington, d. G.. for free
book on "IjrnnKenness, mailed in plain
envelope.
are perfectly Satisfied that The Company
s IS reliable and VIII refund the money II
4tiloy' failito cure the craving for iiqnos.
ST., corner F,ira ST.,
polk killer Drug Co, 1891 y Main ST.,
R!chnond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
BON AIR SOCIAL.
Ladies Will Open Skating Rink
to Raise Funds for Church.

Especial tn Tic Times. Dispatch,)
{aj BON A.... VA. Feb, 4.-Bon Air con-
tinues It's round Of gayetics, despite the
deep snow and bitter cold. About thirty
gpf the prominent society ladies enjoyed
the hospitality Of Mrs. Polk Miller and
Miss Miller Wednesday afternoon at the
regular meeting Of the Bon Air Library
Association. Each lady industrionsly
plies her needle, or else pays the forfeit
of idleness 1.-TWO cents, and after work
reports are disposed OF, join visiting
friends In a delightful collation.,
Those present at Mrs, Siller's were
Mrs. ], Il. Cox Mrs Norman S. Morton,
Mrs Ferguson, Mrs. McElroy, Mrs. Smith,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
HOME SWEPT AWAY.
A Family Left Shclterless i
MidWinter.
to The T1mes -pIspatch, ]

q MONTERREY, Var Feb. 4.-Wllllam
woodzel, poor man, with wife and
several children. was turned out IN the
cold by the burning of his home on
Thursday morning. Mr.. Woodzells was abb
sen. Attic time, and his wife, whose first
care was to place the little ones IN the
stable to save them from the cold, was
unable 10 remove anything from the
burning house, so rap dly did the flames
spread The house, almost new, was SIT
uated In the Jackson's River valley, ana
while such q loss Is hard to approximate,
It Is forcIbly expressed by the statement
that all they had was swept aWaJ, and
they are left destitute In mdwlnter'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
n Nm 1983lIlf n y .,-..--
A SOUTHERN FAVORlTE,

The New Orleans Picayune, INA recent
issue, in speaking Of Mr., NJ, Crawford,
late manager OF the Marlborough, and
who recently assumed the management
of the ycndome, at Broadway and Forty
first Street, says; Mr. Crawford has been
u favorite with Southern hotel patrons
ever since the old days Of the Mexican
Gulf Hotel at mississippi CITY. II was
he who built up tho Southern PATRONAGE
of tho old New York Hotel, and whose
personal magnetism was so important a
factor In the, successful. conduct of the
Marlborough, No hotel man Is more be-
loved throughout the South than Uncle
Mike" Crawford,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05

boswell, with the Chesapeake and Ohio train tn,
that arrives at Hanover at o'clock ~ NJ, tn NY
beng With her. Miss Grnvattf stood the trip
we'll ana Is thought 70 DO improving sa hd h sG
family arc VERY grateful % ~ t'e seappoaFH
Mrs. II. d, Smith, Jr.. and her cousin lsn
AMI guest, Mrs. Frederick w, Morrells OF IN Sni-
caga.g III, nro In Richmond visiting anu SHOP
Plug, h, . . Il Ia, - a., !,
homo Where har son Let school Z. I, :,
I. peter Faul one of our most antsrprlsins
farnerp md stock raisers. has Just sold one
,hundrea head OF fat cattle on the Richmlnd
MARKET getting s cents for most OF mem 'ili;
which 10 top prlco for this market anu WI
These cattle were drops ana raised q, On ~, HIS
plantation, "Towtnqpe,n IN lhlnG N1ll'Al'
Ri. McGeorge. who has been contln y,
at homo on account of sickness 's owl AGAIN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
IRIDONNFAl...l|....O|.|F
TRUSTED j J ] ]: | MAN
Attributes His Wrong Doing
i to Whiskey and
Women.
KILLED &. Is $: U. AT 20.
Left Note Saying That H'es
Paid the Penalty 81
Being Wild
HIMSELF 8AT 2 '!'2i'.
KILLED

s3a q special to The Times Dlspatcho d
n ,RToLK, VA Feb. &c. II. Il l'ro w
4 u ho wns brought here from Baltimore ' on
a charge ofytaking S453.Sa from the Viz
II ainia Dredging Company, was arrlis e'i,
III, the Police Court this MORNING ni'' = -
M n evidence Of. Ii. Il. Campbell, was
committed to Jail to await indictment ~
i,I,c grand Jury OF the Corporation court
MIR. Campbell says TINT the prisoner mug M
5,,eon 4 trusted man of the company Tor ol
Il several years, and that with the creuil
u ~ tho company enabled him 70 n ,aLs..
drafts cashcd and 10 get money ~ VIZ
u ,Vnys on the credit Of the company.
"'l,,a.,n nnnears 10 4 be about forty-vc
5,..enrs az age and has an intelligent race
sB.,n1 q candid expression. He requestea
{S1I,nt i, letter he had written should DO
4 snit 4 Il n Baltimore friend, and tiat let
TORS from there be sent to the jail.
II II. T. Campbell. Is the only witness, ana
lie says he may not appear as Brown nus y,
already been punished. l5ro"n stys .i.s
Y downfall is due to whiskey and women e
=, PAID HEAVY PENALTY. Ss
,rhc body or John NJ Walters, the son
3rr,fT !, n. Walters Of Norfolk, who COM
%irrltted suicide in a Pittsburg hotel yes
gNtcrday by shooting himself VIII nee
chit here for burial. lie was twenty
two years old and had lived IN Fittsburs
" Two wears III the employ OF the Bel TEL lei.
saephone Company.
He was unmarried and left a note say
ii1r that he paid the penalty for being
wild. ia
All John weston, the fourteen-Se
13erkley BOY. who was yesterday located
I'm washington, D. G.. after an absence
i from home since july last, VIII arrive
here on the Washington steamer to-morT
TOW morning. The boy ran away from
home, and his parents had been Tor
4 months seeking him. Yesterday Major
Richard sylvester, of the WASHINGTON
$police force. telegraphed Chief Of Police
$Boush saying that he had rescued the.
= Weston boy, and asking him to locate
& the ylatter's father. Richard Weston. That.
was done, and the boy will be put on tho
Norfolk steamer tonight in charge Of,
x the aptain.
ICE ACCIDENTS.
Mrs. William Johnson, Of Portsmouth
while entering the residence at No. 3l7
Henry Street, to attend a funeral, slipped
on the 10y pavement and broke her ankle.
ri she was sent home in carriage and q
physician reduced the fracture.
William Freeman, a Ecolored driver Tor
ID the. American Cigar Factory, Princess
Anne Avenue, fell off his loaded wagon
sat the corner Of Main and Church Streets
&8tlis afternoon and was badly hurt Tie
man struck upon his head In the middle
Of the street car track and Elapsed into
Inconsistencies. He was sent to tho
3 hospital in a prccarious condition,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05

nurses; VIII arrive at "Courtland, tha hon,a
OF Mrs. Plllsberry's mother, on Sunday Thot,
e ,, e remain at the CORTLAND home Until Until
Mr.. Fendal Winston, Of MINNEAPOLIS 4 No.
pairing to come to Virginia to put a cost ~
monument to his wife's grave at Hollywood
itlchmond, this month, Tho monument Will b.
brought from New York, Y Is - - -
Nv. Q, Winston is also coming 10 yiretnia
this mouth to take a rest. iIe and his brother
the home o. theIF late brother Dr. y ' y
Winston. and at "courtland,'' the old win.
aton homo Of their childhood days. ''''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
LETTER TO OLIVER !, SANDS,
Richmond, Va

Dear Sir: Good yarn; HOW we got o,u,
agent at Delhi, N y.
Gladstone q Payne were agents fol'
'.--r--------; we mustn't tell names,
We wanted 'elnS Paf,iB vas ra'nt8n8s his
big Colonial house. Said 1t took 10 GAL
Ions of whitetfor the ! IN. ,3
< we sent him 10 gallons and said:&if you
get Y all on, no nay; Il you have any le.t,
return It and pay for the rest. Agreed,
v He returned four gallons and took the
agency. 4 -Four or FIVE years ago. He
knows now that his old paint was and Is
adulteratedi that's why It took ton gall
Ions to equal six Of ours.
DO by the name; there is but one name
to so by: Deyoe Merchandising.
Yours truly
Fly DEYoN s. co
s;s n &, New York
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
Hanover Hints, 4
Especial to Tho Times. Disrat9h,)

Especial to Tho Times. Disratch)
.jS HANOVER a. III. VA, Feb 1.-THE hnar'
Of health met here yesterday. he usual time
5requ red by law. This board consis Of tho
shree supervisors ef the county and three doc-
tors The health q the county ut this time
IS normal, oply one case q smallpox exlsts'
Mr. Thon,as Winston OF pennsylvania. who
has been on a Visit at "South Wales thh
home Of his moshtr, Mrs Eamo mon ~ W'h'
MI. ana Mrs Charles Plllsberry, of' n inne,
3apois, MINI. With their babies. maids ana
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
Decision Reserved.
nv Associated PAess. !

cLARKsBuRG. W. VA, Feb. 4:--The
decision Of Judge Nathan Goff, Of the
United states Circuit Court, in the injunc-
tion suit of the Union Trust Company,
OF Maryland. against the cllnchtleld Cor
poration ana George L. Carter involving
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
KING WILLIAM COUNTY,

Especial TO rho Tilnea-p ,sIa,ch.)
GWathmey Gra%t.tt, whoF las beer, yoyy III At
sprgnran, Fairfax county has been brousht
homo. pr Hornbaker, her physician. got tns
N fast train at signal station. near Alex
'andrla. Va, which lnadc close connection at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
Municipal Meetings.

The following municipal meetings are
scheduled to take place in the City Hall
Common Council, Monday, 7:So.
Committees on Markets and YJames
River improvement, 1880 and = a., re-.
spectively, Tuesday. Finance, . y, NJ
Thursday. 80 M Y s5t5s -s81Eiis a55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05

mineral lands and tho South and West
ern Railroad, In Virginia, North Caro-
lima ana Tennessee, valued at 100000,
has been reserved to permit Hon, Elhu
Root and tho other New York lawyers to
file briefs by February 18th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05

s BIeached MercerIzed Napkins with
n fino satin finish, have been re-
duced from $3.50 to S1.25 per dozen.
Napkins Of heavy German linon IN
dinner sizes, have been reduced from
$3.50 to %1.O5 per dozen.
Linen Sheetlng, 90 inches vide. the
regular 81 grade, has been marKed
zoe, yard
Linen oambrIc, a yard wide and
very sheer, usually selling for 40c.
yard, is only zoe. In our linen de-
partment. ft
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
Il9T1IIf7 IlNif .Yt1i N 20 /, n
F'reshen up your
Linen Closet

with some Of these specially
reduced articles.
Table Damask of fine bleached linen
that has been 5oc.. 75c., 81. $l,25
ward, is now iDc.. Doe ZOE, fI.oo.
n Napkins that sold for $3.50 q dozen
are now ~ Il dozen,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
;ial showing Of White Silks.

White Japanese SILK, zoe. yard,
80 inches WIDE h Is
334.i Whit. Japanese SILK, ~ yard. r
White Japanese SILK, H1.26 yard.
! q inch IS wide, extra weight anu &
finish. Il. Z. !.
Natural Shanghai SILK, 81 yard,
Z 2: inches wide. good weight.
White Taffetas, ODE, 00c., zoe,
and I'll yard.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-08
SECRETARY OF COMMERCIAL
CONGRESS NOW AT PORTLAND
Outlines the Work to BE Considered
by the Convention which VIII
Meet Next August.

PORTLAND, June Arthur Francis. Sec
retary Of the Trans Mississippi Commercial
Congress, has reached this city from Cripple
Greek. Colo, and will make his headquarters
in Portland until after the annual convention.
which will be called in this city August IS.
Concerning the congress Secretary Francis
said:
The river and harbor questions before the
people Of Texas the plans by which the city
OF Galveston is to be raised ten feet above
the present level TO conform TO the sea wall.
the various irrigation projects Of the west,
the establishment Of department OF mines
and mining and many other subjects of
uonal importance will come UP for discussion
and action.
''On Monday next there will be q conference
between President T B. Wilcox. Rufus Jen-
nings OF San Francisco, Thomas Richardson,
vice chairman OF the executive committee and
myself 70 formulate call for the convention
which will be issued short time afterward.
Governor Mcdonald OF Colorado will be at
the convention at the head OF a Colorado
irrigation delegation from that State while
Ex-Governor Peabody and Governor Pardee Of
California viii each lead delegations to the
congress which will work to secure the report
OF the congress IN formulating recommenda-
tions 70 be laid before Congress. for the estab-
lishment Of a department Of mines and min
frs"
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-08
JAILER LASHES
A WIFE BEATER

PORTLAND, Or. June THE whip
ping pest law passed at the last ses-
sion OF the Legislature was carried into
execution for the first time to-day upon
Charles McGinty. convicted Of wife
beating.
McGinty was convicted in the State
Circuit Court and sentenced to receive
twenty lashes, the maximum penalty.
The lashing was performed by Jafler
Grafton under the direction Of Sheriff
Thomas Word and under supervision Of
Assistant County Physician c. c. Nc
COrmack- The whip was a braided
blacksnake, MADE OF rawhide, with four
lashes. McGinty. after receiving the
sentence. was hustled TO the jail. where
ne was stripped to the waist and his
manscled hands tied TO q door in the
Jail corridor high above his head The
beating was as severe as the powerful
5siler was capable Of administering.
Blood was drawn at the fourth blow
from the lashes. McGinty writhed and
groaned and strained at the manacles
binding his wrists.
When the punishment had been con,
cluded McGinty was released. and
Few minutes later left the Jail unas-
sisted
McGinty was punished for having re-
peatedly struck his frail wife and for
having blackened her eyes because she
refused 20 give him her earnings TO
sQuander.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-08
FAST TRAIN
SERVICE
New York Central Lines
Make Further Reduction in
Time Between Chicago and
New York.

Every day brings New York and Chi
cago closer by the efforts of the New
York Central Lines In reducing their
time on fast Limited trains. tele-
gram received to-day from Mr.. c. F.
Daily, Passenger Traffic Manager of the
New York Central Lines west of Buff
faIo, by their Pacific Coast representa-
tive, Mr.. Carlton c. Crane, advises that
at a conference of the New York Central
Lines. held in New York to-day for the
purpose of determining the best, hours
for leaving New York and Chicago with
the Twentieth Century Limited when
the eighteen-hour schedule takes effect
which will be Sunday, June 18th, II was
decided to leave New York at $3.50 p. m
daily, arriving at Chicago the next
morning at $50; leaving Chicago at
2:30 p. m. daily and arriving at New
York at $3.50 the following morning. 1t
was found that an eighteen-hour sched-
ule for the Twentieth Century Limited
between Chicago and New York can be
made with the same ease and comfort
as the present schedule of twenty
hours 1t was also agreed upon TO re-
duce the running time of the famous
Lake Shore train No. %, known as the
Lake Shore Limited, one hour. leaving
Chicago at $50 p. m. daily, arriving at
New York at $50 o'clock the next after
noon. making a twenty-three hour
schedule. The New York Central Lines
have well earned the reputation that
they have for operating luxurious trains
and very much reducing the running
time without discomfort to their pas
sengers. All of this could not be ac-
complished We're II not for the heavy
rails, stone ballast, block signals and
other up-to-date railway improvements
as will be found on the New York Cen
tral Lines. their depot being in the
heart of Chicago and terminal at Grand
Central Station, Forty-second street,
New York. the only line landing passen-
gers in New York City without trans
fer.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-08
GOVERNOR PARDEE
LEAVES FOR YUMA
Goes to Meet the Congress
sional Committee ON
Irrigation.

SACRAMENTO. June 7.-Governor Pardee
returned from Portland. Ore, at early hour
this morning and went at once to his office.
where he delved into the great amount OF
work which had accumulated during his alb
sance.
Clark Exposition. the opening OF which he at
tended with his family and military staff.
said it Is nearer completion than is usual with
expositions at the beginning. He says Cali
fornia is making fine showing at the fair.
The State has a handsome building and an
excellent display of its resources and indus
tries In fact there Is really not space enough
to show everything that California has sent
to be displayed.
Governor Pardee left his family at Portland.
where they viii await his return, which will
be about June 81.
Governor Pardee left this afternoon for
Yuma. where he will meet the Congressional
Committee Irrigation and tour the State
with its members. The tour will terminate
at Hazen, Nevada, June 10.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-08
SALT COMPANY Is GRANTED
A-TEMPORARY INJUNCTION
Scores the First Victory In the Litiga-
tion Commenced Against the Cali
fornfa Development Company.

LOS ANGELES, June Judge Welborn
Of the United States District Court to-day
granted temporary injunction. as asked foi
in suit fled by the New Liverpool Salt Com
pany against the California Development Com
pnny. which owns and controls the Imperial
GO into effect as the plaintiff files a
bond for $40. 900 10 guarantee the defendant
against any loss should the perpetual injunc-
ton be denied on the final hearing
George Durbrow and associates OF the salt
company claimed that the filling up OF the
Salton basin which is below level, had
been brought about by the manner in which
the irrigation company allowed its waste
waters to collect IN IL.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-08
LARGE FRUIT DRER GOES
UP IN SMOKE AND FLAMES
Fire Gains Such Headway Before De-
partment Is Summoned That Nothing
Could he Saved.

SAN JOSE June IA large fruit drier at
destroyed by fire early this morning. II was
known the Davidson drier but had not
been used for some time. The property was
owned by George Blake The origin OF the
fire is unknown. The loss IS about S2500. II
had gained such headway before the depart.
ment arrived that nothing could be saved.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-08
DECLARES NEW LAW
is UNCONSTITUTIONAL
District Attorney of Napa
Files Opinion Bearing on
County Officers.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

NAPx, June district Attorney Benjamin
Of Napa County rendered an opinion to-day on
the law enacted by the last Legislature.
providing that all county offices shall be kept
open continuously from a. m. to p. m. He
advised the County Auditor in a written
opinion that the law Is unconstitutional and
should be disregarded.
The law was approved by the Governor in
March, 1905, and provides that the County
Auditor shall require all county officers to
make affidavit that they have kept their Of
fees open through the noon hour before he
draws the warrants for their salaries. The
District Attorney says that the affdavits need
not be made.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-08

The skin ought to be
clear; ; there is nothing
strange in a beautiful face.
If we wash with proper
soap, the skin will be open
and clear. unless the
health is bad. A good
skin is better than a
doctor.
The soap to use is
Pears; no free alkali in it.
Pears, the soap that
clears but not excoriates.
Sold all over the world
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-08
COMMANDER CoTTMAN NAMED
FOR DUTY AT BREMERTON
Orders Are Received From Washington
Directing Him to Proceed TO Puget
Sound Navy Yard.

VALLEJO June 7.-Orders were received at
the Mare Island Navy Yard to-day detachlng
duty at the yard 10 the Puget Sound Navy
Yard at Bremert0n. where he will act cap
tain Of the yard It is said that Commander
Cottman IS anxious to have mis- orders changed
TO give him the position Of aid TO the COM
mandant at Mare Island, so that he would be
in line successor 70 Admiral McCalla,
whose retirement from active duty under the
age Limitation will take place in July, 1906.
Admiral McCalla has requested the Navy De-
partnent 70 keep him on the active list after
his age OF retirement is reached in hopes that
he may obtain the command OF squadron.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-08
Electric Line to BE COMPETED.

SANTA CRUZ, June THE Ocean Shore
electric line commenced work this morning on
the Santa Cruz terminus The work of con-
structfon will be pushed rapidly ahead and
the road completed without any unnecessary
delay