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The San Francisco call., 1905-01-18
WOODCRAFT RECEIVES
THE GRAND GUARDIAN
@. O. Van Orsdell, Head Of the Ordez.
Visits This City and Is rendered
Reception


There was a grand rally last night
in Native Sons Hall Of the local circles
of Woodcraft In honor of the visit to
this city Of Grand Guardian Neighbor
Carrie G. Van Orsdell, OF Pendleton,
Ore.
The distinguished visitor came to
San Francisco on Monday, and in the
evening she was the guest of honor
ar banquet given by Organizer Miss
Bertha Sumner to the San Francisco
members of the campaign committee.
OF which Mrs. A. +. Mcmahon is the
chairman.
Last evening the representatives of
the local circles and their friends
filled the Native Sons Hall to tender
reception to the grand guardian. The
degree teams of the nine circles were
In attendance in gay uniforms and
entered the main aisle in column of
two and at command opened rank and
with their spears formed a long arch
under which the guest of the evening
was led by the chairman of the cam
paign committee and these were fol-
lowed by other grand officers and the
other members of the committee to
seats specially reserved for them.
After the presentation of a farce in
two acts, in which Miss c. Wehr, Miss
A. B. King and Captain Allie Perrin,
members of the order, and Edward
Healey and Walter Wood took part,
the chairman of the committee intro
duced the grand guardian neighbor,
who spoke at some length on the or
der throughout Pacific Coast jurisdic-
ton and in San Francisco in particu-
lar. She was followed by Grand
Clerk J. L. Wright, who spoke of the
protective feature of the order, and
then Grand Adviser DR.. Victory Der
rick spoke of the growth Of the or
der. Each of the speakers was loud
ly applauded. After the speechmak-
ing there was an order of eight dances.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-18
To Keep Order at Pavilion.

The Board of Directors OF the Me-
chanics' Institute held It's semi-month-
~ meeting last night at 81 Post street
and took occasion to reply TO the let-
ter of the Police Commission regarding
disorder and immortality at the Me-
cbanics' Pavilion during some of the
recent balls. The board ordered q
letter sent to the Commissioners say
Ing that the lease for the Pavilion
provides that nothing against the law
shall be permitted by the lessees, and
requested the assistance of the police
TO enforce the clause. The annual
election of seven directors will take
place on February 28.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-18
Hot Springs Racing Results.

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. Jan 17.-Essex Parh
racing results:
First race three furlongs-Henchman won
Cslabash second. Romany Rye third. Time
:3TK.
Second race, i've and a half furlongs-vol.
taire won. Miss Eberje second. Delusion third
Time. 1:10.
nrd race saaIs s anu nan ad iurronssISr.ls
third. Time. 1:23
Fourth race. six furlongs-Wild Irishmar
won. Van Ness second. Baikal third. Time
1;15h.
Fifth race, six and a half furiongs-Tur-
. rando won, Bill knight second. Crescertor
third. Time. / :28.
Sixth race. one and sixteenth miles
Ethics won. Fioriza second. Swift Wing third
Tipne. :49Z.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-18
TROPHIES FOR TENNIS PLAYERS.
California Club Directors Offer Six
Guns for ComDefitiou

The regular monthly meeting Of the
California Tennis Club directors was
held last night at Scott and Bush
streets. The principal topic of discus
sion was the holding of tournaments
during the coming year. 1t was de-
cided that six cups be offered by the
directors to be won three times. Two
of the trophies will be for handicap
singles tournaments and four for
class singles events. In the latter each
class will play on a different Sunday
DR.. Hill and DR.. Lovegroye were ap-
pointed to select the trophies
Grant Smith was appointed q COM
mittee of one to assist the tourna-
ment committee in classifying the
players and arranging the handicaps
The directors present were w. s. Mac.
Gavin, DR.. Hill, c. G. Kuehn, Dr.
Lovegrove, DR.. Noble and Grant
Smith. Absent, F. s. Mitchell.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-18
Treats Of Burbank,s wor,r.

An article in the California Promo
tion Committees magazine, For Cali
fornia, Is devoted to the work of
Luther Burbank, the plant wizard.
Other features are Statements of New
Settlers First Year In California. !"
What One Settler Did," by Colvin B.
Brown, secretary of the Stockton
Chamber of Commerce; Second Meet
ing of the Counties Committee"
What Settlers Say, Review of Irri-
cation and Development Work in
1904" "One For All and All For One" :"
'The Brown Family's First Year in
California, Imports of Poultry, But
ter, Eggs and Meat Products in 1904"
Illustrations are by Anna Helm.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-18
Hoppe Defeats Wizard schaefYer.

KANSAS CITY, Jan. 17.-Willie
Hoppe defeated Jake Schaeffer in the
final block of their match game at
1S-inch balk line billiards tonight by
the score of 800 to 219, the total score
being Hoppe 700, Schaeffer $40.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 1.-THE third and
final game in the pool championship
contest between Alfred de Orc and
Grant Eby resulted tonight in De Orc
defeating Eby by the total score of
500 to $50.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-18
Racing at New orleans.

NEW oRLEANsE, Jan. 17.---Results Of to-
days racing:
First race, six furlongs-Darius won Sad.
ducee second Dalesman third Time liza.
second. Judge Saufiey third. Time, 1:4S
Third race, seven furlongs--Monte won
Ascot Belle second. Montebank third. Time
Fourth race. one and an eighth miles-Home
stead won, Hand Spinner second, Little Boy
third. Time 1863.
Fifth race. one and an eighth miles-Mezzc
won. Noweta second Hoodwink third. Time
SO 3-5.
Sixth race, one mile and seventy yards
Rian won, Miss Betty second, Rachael Ward
third. Time. LAG 2-5.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-18
Accuse Peterson of Murder

The Coroner's inquest on the bodv
of William Nyberg, who was shot tu,ca
and almost instantly killed by WiIlia N
Peterson, at 2S1 Third street Mondav
resulted In the accusing of Peterson of
murder. Peterson is a longshoreman
and all the waterfront is being watch
ed by the police to prevent his leav-
ing the city. Detectives Cody A.~s as,s
Fitzgerald are searching for tba ,,,r a,,u
derer. He is about 27 wears nia
five feet six inches in height and has
sandy mustache. mas
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-18
EGAN'S SURETIES FILE
AFFTDAVITS OF HOLDINGS
Commissioner of Works Satisfies Audi.
tor Baehr That Official Bond
is Sufficient.

OOIuItIlSsIO1eT Oh WORKS Sat1Sn6S Audi.
tor Baehr That Official Bond
is Sufficient.
Commissioner of Public Works
Egan. whose official bond was not ac-
cepted by Auditor Baehr, yesterday
filed af1dayits showing the kind Of
property owned by his two sureties,
Edward McGary and NJ. A. Murphy.
McGary's possessions consist of 12O
acres of improved land near Pacheco.
Cal, valued at $500, but mortgaged
for $500; one-sixth of the capital
stock In the McGary estate, consisting
for the most part of real estate hold
ings, his share being valued at $25,-
600, and One-seventh of the capital
stock Of the Pacific States Ref1neries
q corporation. valued at $4,000.
Murphys affidavit AYERS that he is
possessed of fifty-seven acres of
orange lands near East Riverside val
ued at $4,000. and sixty-five acres of
fruit land In San Bernardino County.
Baehr's attorney advised him that the
property is sufficient to cover the
bonds, which will be accepted as soon
as the Mayor. who was out of town
yesterday, arrives at his office.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-18
California schuetzen Onicers.

At the general stockholders' meet
ing of the California Schuetzen Club
Park Building Association the follow
ing directors were elected: Fred Lew
ers, L. J. Reubold, Emil Woenne Jr.,
o. A. Bremen, L. c. Babin, A. Streck-
er, Philo Jacoby. The directors elect
ed the following officers: President,
Philo Jacoby; vice president, L. J.
Reubold; secretary, o. A. Bremen:
treasurer, Fred Levers.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-18
Anglers Club Is Organized.

A meeting was held last night at
which the Anglers Club of California
was organized. j. H. Sammi was
elected temporary chairman and E. j.
kaplan secretary and treasurer The
first regular meeting will be held next
Monday night in Grant Hall. Pioneer
Building, when permanent officers will
be elected. Invitations have been sent
to all the prominent fishermen asking
them to attend.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-18
Handball Tournament Matches.

The handball tournament of the Pa
cific Athletic Association will be con-
tinued tonight at the Occidental Club
courts. The players will be George
James VS.. r. Skelly; George Cunning
ham VS.. T. Lydon; AL Collins VS.. w. 3.
Canavan, and M. e. eastman VS.. J.
J. Condor.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-18
Roxers Released FROM Jail.

LEAvENWORTH,K Kan, Jan. IT,
Mexican Pete Everett and Thomas
Tracy, pugilists, known throughout
the country, were released from the
Federal prison to-day after serving
year for engaging in prize fight at
Punca, Oklahoma, in violation of the
Federal law.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-18

HENRY d. JACKS COMMITS SUICIDE
Henry D.. Jacks. 90 years old Of 120 Eighth
street. formerly employed as a solicitor of
the California Products Company in the
Crocker building. committed suicide last night
wife's second husband and had frequently
ounrreled with her.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-18
WIFE TOOK HIS Mo,rrv

WIFE TOOK HIS MoNEY.-Nicholas po..,
terday obtained an injunction preventir,g sS.
wife wiTe from r. ~, Drawing $1,000 deposit In heT T
name n,a1l ~ tne German Savings and Loan So
c,ety. he says she pretended she needed :
cnange OF scene, came to San Francisco w,,h :
MS earnings, and has since lived WITH - 80 Z
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-18
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The San Francisco call., 1905-01-18

Talk about a plumber being a wolf
for charging; did you ever have any
experience with q boilermaker?
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-18
AYERS HAVE AN INNING At THE OAKLAND RACEIRACK
FIVE FAVORITES RUN FIRST
SELECTIONS MADE
FOR HEAVY TRACK
BY +. L. MULHOLLAND.

First race-Cousin Carrie,
Hipponax, Suburban Queen.
Second race-Sea Voyage,
Tam O'Shanter, True Wing.
Third race-Mr. Farnum, Gin
Spray, Yellowstone.
Fourth race-Daly entry, Vet
erano, BOmbardier.
Fifth race-Hainault, Mefs-
tersinger, Modicum.
Sixth race-The Mist, Sea
Air. Yada.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-18

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-25
BUCKINGHAM WILL
ERECT A MONUMENT
: -, I L tngs.r,he ,rI,nees-DIsp,aatch.l

(Special8to The TImes-Dlspatch)
4 BUCKINGHAM c. H.. VA, July "a
The Irving Camp Of Confederate Veterans
the Sons and Daughters Of the Con-
federacy and the board Of Supervisors, al
met here to-day.
While the crowd was not very large,
stu there was much enthusiasm. An
effort will be made to erect at an early
date suitable shaft to the memory OF
the fallen braves.
The ladies' Of the Baptist Church sold
ice cream after dinner and as a result,
their church building will soon glisten In
a new coat OF paint The most Interesting
feature of the whole day was the cleo
toral contest carried on by the young
ladies' Senatorial and gubernatorial can
dldates were represented as follows: Mar
tin, By Miss Mary Pratt: Montague b.
Miss Trent Prta t; Swanson, by Miss Iona
Hubbard; Willard, by Miss Ruth Brigg;
Mann, by Miss Marian Pratt. -
After most thorough canvass the vote
resulted as follows: Martin. O.; Swanson,
g.; Montague. 49,; Willard Il; Mann. 20. t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-25
THE SUPERVISORS
OF CHESTERFIELD
(special to The Times Dlspatch.)

Especial to The Times Dlspntch) @Ss5
CHEsTERFIELD, VA. July s24.-The
Postal TYPOGRAPHICAL Company petl-
toned the board Of supervisors here to-
day for permission to run It's limo down
the middle of tho Petersburg Turnpike
from Manchester to Bellwood's, and from
Swift Creek to Petersburg and to place
Its poles between the track Of the Rich
mond & Petersburg Electric line and tho
wagon road. but the matter was reported
unfavorably and continued until the neX t
meeting. Gfj{
The citizens Of Matoaca who petition
cd the board several months ngo for a
bridge over the Appomnttox at Matoncn
village. We're to-day notified that the
Board of Supervisors OF Dinwddie county
had declined to act withSthls county In
appointing commissioners to investigate
the matter Of building bridge at that
place from Chesterfield into Dinwiddio
county. The matter will end there I'M
less the petitioners akeIfurthor steps to
secure a commission. u
A committee was appointed. on motion
OF the supervisors from Manchester dis
trict, to report ms to the necessity for "a
bridge across Reedy Creek on the river.
or Westhnm Road, near Forest Hill Park
which was represented to be needed, the
estimated cost OF which was 81 900.
&. Tho seahonrd Air Line Railway was no.
tilted OF intention to enema county road
across It's tracks from tho Petersburg
Turnpike to KIngslnnd. on the a. c. i.
Railway, and summoned to show cnnae
Mr.. Howard swineford,, who has shown
great interest In the improvement of
tho county roads and who has given
valuable service as member OF the
advisory road board, to-day recommend.
ed that tho supervisors establish out OF
their half of the road levy an auxiliary
road force to put permanent improve
ment on tho rnnds In those SECTIONS o.
the county which will not be reached IN
long time by tho main road-worklnH
force now In Manchester district. Th'
suggestion was continued until tho Angus
mcetIng, Tho requirement for Wide tires
"a he used on tho roads will go into Of
feet on the first of scptemher unless
m extension OF timelist secured,
Mr.. John II, Wilkinson, an old Confed-
ernte soldier, died suddenly ut the home
~ his niece, Mrs, Thomas ]. Nettlcs yes
terday, The funeral will be at two 10
morrow afternoon,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-25
POLITICAL STIR.
Mayor Cutchin Appeals to the
Court Against Committee.

Court Against Committee.
(specialto The Times Dspatch)
ROANOKE, VA, July 24.-Many Dem-
socrats are much stirred UP over the ac-
ton OF the Democratic Committee Sat
urlay night 1t was known to only a
favored few that the list OF candidates
for the new committee was to close then
and II Democrat, who heard about It,
when with "A list Of names, which no
wished to have put on the list and was
told that MS the men did not appear III
person their names could not be con-
sidercd.
Martins supporters arc said TO be In
control OF the committee and picked out
mon favorable TO the senator's candl-
dncy.
This afternoon Mayor Joel H, Cutchin.
whose name WAS OF the list. refused
and acting for himself and others, petl-
toned Judge John ". Woods, OF the
Corporation Court, for a write OF man.
dnmus compelling tho committee to file
tho names OF tho petitioners to be SUBJ
mitted to the voters as candidates for
members OF tho Executive Committee at
tho primary on the ed OF August,
The said petition Is to be presented
to tho court. OFT the S1st Of July,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-25
a GUILTY PAIR. 81
Rev. Dr.J Horace Lacey Accepts
Second Call. (

81 Especial to The Tmes-D lspatchO .$
WINCHESTER VA, July PA sensa-
ton was created in the northern mart Of
the county by the arrest and subscduent
lodging in jail last night of Turner c..
Collins and Eliza G. Ware. The man and
woman each have a wife and hu iss-
band. They were released on bond to
appear August LIST for trial. Collins has
young wife, who is heartbroken over
his infdellty, and the woman who proved
SO Irresistible to him has husband.
She Is about fifty and her admirer Is
twenty years her Junior, .5i
FL Rev. DR.. j. Horace Lacey, of Clarkes-
vile, Tennessee, has accepted the call to
become pastor OF the PRESBYTERIAN
Church here, which has been without Il
pastor since Rev. ]. s.sSiblcy accepted
call to Pensacola. Florida, last year.
This was the second call extended Or.
Lacey by the local church. 3& 5S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-25
RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.
Two Well-Known Ladies Are
3i5 Badly Hurt.

Especial to Tho Times-Dlspatc
BEAUFORT, N. C.,aJuly 2.--Oh North
River, a few miles from here yesterday
Mrs. Charles Thomas and her husbands
sister, Miss Laura, were out driving,
and the horse became frightened and ran
away, throwing both the ladies from
the buggy, and they were terribly hurt
The messenger who came for medical
aid reported Mrs. Thomas badly hurt,
her back being In bad condition and other
wise injured. Miss Laura Is reported
to have one leg broken and badly hurt
Mr., and Mrs. George Russell and Miss
Helen parents and sister Of Mrs. Thomas;
DR.. Maxwell and other physicians ana
friends have gone to the assistance OF
the ladies'. A.
They are both we'll known and have
many friends throughout the State
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-25
FREIGHT FRI y GIT. WRECK.
Peach Train Detoured By Way o.
Basic CITY.
Especial to The Times-Dispatcl1

3 Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.) Re
@ LYNCHBuRG, Va, July 24.-A south
bound freight on the main line Of the
Southern was wrecked shortly after 3
o'clock this afternoon at Fabers, some
forty miles north OF Lynchburg, by the
breaking of q wheel. Fifteen cars were
derailed and the track was torn up for
a considerable distance, but none Of the
crew was hurt. Eli
Tho norhtbound trains from Atlanta
and Jacksonville were detoured around the
wreck by sending them over the Chesa-
pcake and Ohio to Glasgow from there
to Basic City over the Norfolk and Vest
crn, and from there to Charlottesville.
over the Chesa peake and Ohio, and the
remainder of the way on the Southern
Several trains laden with Georgia peaches
were dispatched early during the night
In the same manner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-25
NOT DEAD, AS STATED,
". i. Grubbs Returns in Good
s17npe-Big Farmers Meeting.

Especial 10 The Times ospntch.)
EUREKA MILLS. VA, July "a. y.
Gruhbs, OF Dnnylle, who was seriously
hurt by train at brakes axe i'rhhch ~ ~
1stb Instant, and whose death was re-
norted here returned to brakes Branch
Baturday from Dany tInm N, Mr. wo GTupe on
ger. 30 no Tohacc
held at Charlotte Courthouse on tho Isl
ara q days q Angns "nG Il asnH @
he held, A picnic will ba one OF tho.
features OF the occasion. and the farmers q
are expecting a grand rally and q g s'''''''
THE The annual session Of the Charlotte
County inter;D enomnatG na,a ss snlins
Creek BAPTIST Church on the ninth and
tenth OF August.
These meetings are always LARGELY nan,n ~ ~,
tersst
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-25
!. 5FIREMEN KILLED.
Crown Sheet Blew Out and En-
veloped Him in Flame.
: W..

f SPENCER. N. CT, July A.-Fireman
Nelson aged Twenty-Five, whose run Is
on the Southern Railway between spen-.
Ger. and Greenville, 8. c., was Instantly
killed at noon to-day at Air Line juno
lion near Charlotte, by the crown sheet
or the locomotive blowing out with ter
rifle force. Nelson. who was on the
locomotive. was envcloped in fire and
steam, and was scalded to death.
F., 1t is learned that n flngman was seated
on the tank or the engine, and was
blown about fifty feet, failing among
the cars and was seriously injured. Nell
son was making his first paid trip, hay
ing been learning the road.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-25
!. TRAINMAN INJURED.
Mr.. Vowel, Of Richmond, Falls
From Train Near Washington.

serious and possibly fatal accident oc-
Cured Saturday night III the Anacostn
yards. Just outside Washington. D. G.,
where Mr.. James v. Vowel, for more
than a year an employee OF the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railway.
stepped fro mthe rear end OF caboose
car attached to freight train Just pull
Ing into the Anacosta yards, and fell
through a bridge ten feet high. breaking
an arm and injuring the back.
Whom picked up Mr.. Vowel was uncon-
scious. He was taken to a hospital and
his family In Richmond were apprised Of
the accident. His mother. Mrs. BEETLE
l.. Vowel. and one OF his brothers left
Yesterday morning at 6:45 o'clock for
washington.
A telegram received yesterday at AS
! Al NJ. by Mr.. D. "A. Vowel. No TAG West
Marshall Street, from ]. F.. Hilton. resi-
dent physician of the hospital to which
Mr. Vowel had been carried. stated that
Mr.. Yowel's Injuries were not serious
Mr.. Vowel is a fagman on the Rich
nond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
way and resides In Richmond at No. 726
| West Marshall Street, His mother and
one Of his brothers went on yesterday to
be with him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-25
SENATOR MARTINS DATES
Where He Will Speak for Ten
Days-Ward Meeting Held.

Senator Thoas S. Martin. who smoke
yesterday In stnunton, will plobably
spend to-day there and go TO Washington
Wednesday, and Thursday on business.
HIS other date ARE:
Ii williamsburg, Friday, July 2Sth.
NJ yorktown, court, August LIST. ,
Courtland, August 3D.
Hampton, August Sd.
Berryvllle, August 9th.
4 Rocky Mount, August 9TH, barbecue
Tazewell, court, August sth.
Graham, August Sth. night
A large and earaest n'cet'ng Ct the
Madison ward supporters OF Senator
Martin was held last night to organize
for work In the primary Mr. Joseph
Wallersteln was made permanent ct,ar !,
man, but, Mr.. James W. Gordon pres'ueu
last night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-25
sTAUNTON5 WILL PLAY,
Valley Ball Club to Be Here for
Three DAYS This Week.

stanton will play hore Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday, and the barton
viii be tho boys to take the scalps,
One telegram received Sunday night pm IN
cclleil tho engagement for the hree
lIghlnnders immediately went TO work
for, the Orange team. Last night telee-
gram wns received from. the aspirnnts
that they would he here to M the three
dates fixed last weol, and told of IN sun
days Times-Dlspatch,
Brooks will be in the box on lVednes-
mond's wonderful southpaW and a fair
applicant for National League honors;
Will do the tWlrllng on Thursday, and
Hoskins Will be In the box for the hnal
game. t6
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-25
A RECEIVER FOR LERCI.
Mr.. John H. Redwood Appointed
BY Judge Edmund Waddill, Jr.g

Judge. Edmund Waddill has named Mr..
John IL r redwood, Of this city, I, receIhXerT
the proprietor, Henry Lerch, be adjtidi-
Gated an involuntary bankrupt having
been Med by .Mcssrs. stern & Stern. ana
Robert q. Tnllcy, counsel for r.. T.. Chrls-
tian and other creditors, who allcge acts
of bankruptcy MI. Lerch has not tiled
his t,swcr nor made disappearance IN re-
should not be adjudlcated a bankrupt.
Meanwhile the place WILDE operated BY a