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The San Francisco call., 1905-06-01
TRANSPORT LAWTON
HELD AT HONOLULU
Defective Boilers May Ne
cessitate Her Return to
Mare Island.
Special Dispatch to IN. Can

vALLEJO, May 31-Word was received
at the Mare Island navy yard this aft
ernoon that the u. 8. ". transport Law
ton. which recently left San Francisco
with recruits and ammunition for the
Asiatic squadron, is detained at Homo
lulu. Her boilers are said to be so de-
fective that 1t Is believed the trip to the
Orient will have to be abandoned and
the ship brought back to this yard for
repairs
The Lawton had on board 500 men and
a great quantity of stores for the Amer
ican ships in the Orient 1t Is believed
that they will be left at Honolulu. TO be
picked up by the Solace on her next trip.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-01
DECLINES TO DRAW WARRANT
FOR THE INCREASED SALARY
state Controller Coigan Makes Import-
ant Ruling In Cases of the Newly
Appointed Judges.

SACRAMENTO, May 31.-State Con-
troller Colgan declined to draw his
warrant for the increased salary of the
three Judges appointed to the Superior
Court of Los Angeles County He holds
that the bill increasing the salaries OF
the Judges of San Francisco. Los An
geles and Alameda counties from $4,000
to $4,000 became effective sixty days
after its approval and that prior to the
expiration of sixty days Governor Par
dee appointed three Judges for Los An
geles County. The law says the salary
81 an oficer cannot be increased during
his incu1nbency, and on this provision
Colgan stands.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-01
10 Pave Mission street

The Supervisors Street Committee
yesterday reported in faver of paving
9lission street southwesterly from Por-
ter avenue with asphalt al a cost To
The city Of $4,000 Action on the paw
ing with asphalt Of Fourteenth street.
betweer Howard and Townsend. was
postponed for one week. when the
specifications for sewering the streer
VIII be received from the Board OF
Works.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-01
Dispute over Grain.

The action instituted by E. Clemens
Horst against the Howard Warehouse
Company and Balfour. Guthrie & Co.
to recover s4456. the value OF barley
alleged TO have been delivered by
plaintiff to the defendants and removed
by defendants unlawfully from the
bulk, went to trial before Judge Ker-
rigan yesterday. The defendants al
lege that the shortage in the grain is
due to screening and grading and that
none OF 1t was removed. Horst claims
that instead of being short the grain
should have increased through the ab-
sorption OF moisture at the defendants
warehouse on the bay shore However
the jury will determine which of the
litigants is right.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-01
Aeauitted of Treason Charge.

VIENNA, May s1.-The trial here OF
several Austro-ItaJianS from Trieste.
charged with high treason for having
engaged In a plot To start a revolution
last summer in the italian provinces
of Austria, has ended in the acGutttai
OF the accused.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-01
osteopathic Doctors Picnic.

The osteopathic doctors around the
bay celebrated May 81 by holding their
annual picnic at Piedmont Park in
Oakland. The Osteopatfic Bay Asso-
ciztion and the California College OF
0steopashy were present. and the pro-
gramme rendered by the graduation
class was = pronounced success The
Early part OF the day was spent in ex-
plorfng the Park and in games. while
after luncheon came the exercises Of
The class Of '05.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-01
SEAL HUNTERS
ARE IN JAIL AT HABAROvSK
Russians Capture Them on japanese
schooner I'm Okhotsk Sea and Give
Them Heavy Sentences.

VICTORIA. 2. c.. May a1---A letter
has been received here from Haba-
rovsk telling OF the imprisonment OF a
Victoria sealer and two American hunt
ers. in common with score OF Jap
anese. who were captured by Russians
on the Japanese schooner hoyoicnf IN
O<hotsk Sea IL August last. They were
each sentenced to one year and four
months Imprisonment for hunting fur
seals. though captured on the high sea
The sentences date from February 8,
and will. be served at Habaroysk.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-01
FederaI Indictment.

The United States Grand Jury yester-
day afternoon presented true bills for
indictment against the following: Wal
ter Horn. for making Counterfeit dies
for 25 cent pieces; William J. Jurgens.
for using the mails in a swindling
scheme. and Emil j. Kanngiesser, for
embezzling q letter and its contents
while he was acting in the capacity of
a United States mail carrier
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-01
Don't Use Poor OIL.

For use on sewing machines. bicycles
and all purposes requiring fine 1ubri-
cant the best is the cheapest in the end
Genuine Singer oil can only be obtained
at Singer stores Look for the red S.
1918 Devisadero ST., 1850 Market ST. 21O
Stockton ST., 1917 Stockton st, 576 Va
iencia ST.. San Francisco, Car
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-01

sudden mutation of temperament
shown by the throng that a battle royal
was IN full blast ere he could recover
equanimity sufficient to enable him to
think-to act. But no sooner was his
mind all taut again than he dashed
into the thickest of the fray, of which
the two gentlemen aforementioned as
prisoners seemed to be the prime NOV
ers. and valiantly attempted to tear
them apart. Twas then he received the
blow.
Judge Cabaniss continued the case
until Prosecuting Attorney Hanley can
obtain more facts concerning 1t than
those here recounted.
Mrs. Mary West averred that she
was decorating clothesline in the
back yard of her dwelling. 1411 Mason
street, when PasQuale Leon, who owns
the residence and occupies part of Ii,
struck her upon the head with a heavy
cane. which was shattered by the i'm
pact. She denies his allegation that he
did not strike her until she and her
19-year-old son attacked him. Judge
Mogan continued the. case till next
Wednesday.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-01
select PARTY for Yo.emite valley.

A special excursion Will leave via the
Santa Fe to see the Waterfalls in their
spring grandeur
On Monday. June 5. limited excur-
sion will leave San Francisco for the
Yosemite Valley and the Big Trees. The
PARTY will be personally conducted and
will take in all the great sights of the
Yosemite trip. 1t is an exceptional on
portunity to see the famous Valley
while the waterfalls are at their best.
Reservations may be made at $50
Market street Santa Fe office.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-01
Exercises at santa Cru.

SANTA CRUZ. May THE com
mencement. exercises of the School OF
the Holy Cross were held this evening
at St. Joseph's Hall The graduates
were Miss Alice Neary and Miss Cath
leen Dougherty. An excellent musical
and literary programme was rendered
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-01

He was my steady whispered Miss
Eleanor Brady of 2o4 Ellis street to Po-
lice Judge Mogan after she had told how
Fred Spaulding. real estate dealer at 45
Stockton street, had battered her head
while she was visiting his Office.
But even the relationship you aver
would not justify bis raising OF hands in
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-01

DIR. MEADOWS RELEASED.-Dr L. H
Meadows. alias DR. Weston alias s'the old
reliable DR.. West" paid his fine OF $500 yes
tertay in the United States District Court. He
had been convicted Of violation e the postal
laws.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-01
sUCCEssFUL TRIAL "TRIP
is MADE OVER NEW ROAD
First Car Travcrses the New Electric
Line Constructed From VAL
lefo to Napa.

VALLEJO, May 31-The first car
passed over the new electric road from
Mana. to Vallejo to-day, and the trip
was a satisfactory one. The road is
the second one in America to be run
by alternating current. 1t will be
opened for traffic within three weeks.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-01

Try the United States Laundry. 1908
Market street Telephone South lan
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-01

GROOM. THE HALTER,
eo6 Market street. between Stockton and Pow
ell. Fine hats. Also Monarch hats. 50 so. !.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-01

The magnificent new bathing pavilion
at Pacific Grove is now Open
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-01

Then total period Of nine months inn
prisonment was prescribed for Dan Nc
Laughlin, who brutally beat his wife and
stepdaughter at their home in the 100
block Of Minna street one day last Feb
r1iary. He fed the city and returned
when he imagined the police had forgot
ten his orfense. but he deceived himself
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-01

Mrs. Sarah Stone had babe In her
arms when Michael Mooney, deeply IN
toxicated entered her little clothing store
on Third street, near Harrison, ano strucS
her face with his FIST. HIS plea was
dr,,nkenness. and Judge Mogan remanded
him till Saturday.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-09

Norway's eastern frontier is some 1,500 miles in length. It is bordered by the Russian government of Archangei for about 50 miles. Finland lies along side some 800 miles, Sweden $50 miles. The border country is mostly desolate plateau. The boundary with Russia was defined as late as 1906, that with Sweden in 1751. Norway has a great coast line; around the outer belt of rocks the coast measures 1,700 miles, but take the en- tire shore line, large islands and fiords. and the distance is increased to 12,000 miles.
 5 This long, narrow land has an area a little greater than our New Mexico, less than 100000. It is the most thinly populated country Tn Europe. About two-thirds of it's inhabitants live upon the coast or along fiords, something like one-fourth in the interior or lowland dis tricts, and the remainder live in the mountain districts.
 Near Norway's sea coast rise rugged ancient mountains, but Norway as a whole Is long. rugged plateau, deep cut valleys and groups of peaks break ing up the level In the middle north and southeast are the woodlands that give the country It's lumber wealth. Christienia, the capital and metropolis, Is in the extreme southwest.
 ALFRED wHITEHoUsE.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-09
RUSSIANS LIVING HIGH.
Aristocrats of St. Petersburg Spend Much Time Over Pleasures
 of the Table.

War or no war, the aristocratic Rus sian pursues his pleasures with an abandonment that speaks of unlimited resources or unlimited recklessness. says the Pail Mall Gazette. The pleas ures of the table are protracted to an inordinate degree. A lunch, in which the courses are plentifully watered with champagne. will spread itself through the afternoon. You may bare ly escape at five o'clock, though you be- gin to eat at one. The host never sits down. plying his guests with a success sion of good things. liquid and solid Even the afternoon tea in middle-class circles Is a very formidable undertak- ing. It includes dishes of various sorts. in which meat will certainly figure. and Russian tea, served in a glass with lemon, Is but the pale comparison to sparkling champagne The appearance of the streets tells of wealth. too. No finer equipages exist anywhere than those which. horssd with eoal-black steeds. dash at full speed. in lofty dis regard for the mere foot passenger. down the central strip of vood pave ment in the principal prospects, as the wider streets are dsnominated. Holding the relns in his two hands. with arms outstretehed. the driver.
 uediaeval En dress, has the summary methods of q Roman charioteer. h. deed. there Is something of imperial Rome in this second capital of the car.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-09

Metropolitan open title, so the latter returned the compliment later at My opia. Smith had to be content with second money, with total of 316. The western contingent was, of course, doomed to disappointment. It hasn't had a look in since Larry Auchter- Ionic did the trick at Garden City, N. Y.. in 1902. Let's glance at Ander-- sons record.
 His first championship was in 1897, when Joe Lloyd beat him a stroke for the title. The following year. at Myopla. with the conditions call ing for 72 holes, Fred Herd of Chi cago led the field with 32s, Anderson coming in for third money. A year later, at Baltimore. Will Smith of Mid lothian, St Louis, won with 315. ths time Anderson getting fifth money. At Wheaton. TIL. in 1900, those famous English golfers. Vardon and J. H. Tay- Tor, took the honors. vardon getting first with 313. two strokes better than Taylor. On this occasion Anderson failed to get in the money.
 It was a case of back to Myopia in 1oU1. and then Anderson scored his first triumph. He and Alec Smith tied at 331, but in the IS hole play-off the former led by a stroke. The scene shifted to Garden City ia 1902. result ing in Lawrence AuchterIonie romping away with first money. his BOT total leading the next best man. Stewart Gardner of the home club. by six strokes. Anderson got sixth money.
 The next year at Baltusrol Anderson came into his own safter a tie with David Brown at BOT. This tourney looked easy for Anderson when play ing the last round tiIl he pulled into the woods at the snort ninth hole. taking an 8. He beat Brown by two shots ID the plsy-o1. At Gsenview last year Anderson snccessfuIIy defended his title by returning the record breaking total Of 303. beating the second man. Gilbert Nichols. by five shots
 All hats cT to -Wollie.-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-09
TIMELY TOPICS

Currans call housekeepers' attention to a sale of enamel kitchen ware which will commence Wednesday.
 Special prices on cereals at White Simmons's tomorrow. Shredded wheat. puffed rice and egg-o-see
 There is exclusiveness about the dress goods at Grieve. Bisset & Hollands. Stylish weaves for fall
 The best feeeed underwear for boys Is 25c at A. MailhiOt's. Children's dresses In five styles.
 The Public market has 1000 pounds Of sugar cured hams at IOc a pound. porterhouse steak PC.
 Jones, Morgan & Co have fur lined kersey garments rich. soft and natural furs. S16 to 50 a garment.
 Henry Stackman can give you a good trade in a house now. Ideal homes at low prices
 The Woodruff Grocery Go has a new meat slicer. Ask to see it work when you purchase cold meat
 Phelan. the tea man. says nis cof- fees gre always fresh roasted and his 25c butter is the nice tasting kind.
 There Is a lot of difference in putty. but you can get the right klnd at Apothecaries' hall
 Blankets. oonf0rtables and counter. panes are quoted at low prices by NH. ter & Peck tonight
 When you trade at the Trott Baking Co.'S you win always have tempting things on your table.
 Reid & Hughes's line of mrslln mn- derwear Is one 0f the finest to be found in this section.
 Ton can make a selection without trouble at Hofman's wAii paper store 5c to s2e a roll
 You can trust the Spear8 Credit Clothing co for furnishing latest styls clothing st esSy prices
 Great suft vaiues in fhe t,oTs- de- pzrtmenf af q B. NIlnnEs e Sous. Shirtz uaists aud b5oases s0 cenfs.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-09
FORT FREDERIKsTES.

I've argued that fl Norwapreally wants
 aes she should not have guns pointed
 wards Swedish territory: and call to |tention the patent fact that the forti-
 ations could have no value as de- Inse against a common enemy. that ! ey are incompatible with the defensive lIiancs proposed ny- Norway.
 The Chicago Record Herald gives the flowing information:
 Most of the border fortiHcations are cIcrec by roats and harbed wire en- |nElements. and sanked by machiss srs II is arEusd. on the Norwegian De. that these forts were erected not a menace to Sweden. but as a protec- bn to the union and that they are not batter Qualifications in the European rss But to tear them down. vhfIs
 rs6en nsutrzlizes a strip Of its coZn- |y ukich has 10 strstsgicai fmpoF- .rcs. would bs. it is declared. to lsy tsn the hlzhvays Of Norway Is46irg its capital It rozlt. it Es protsstsd. |F Norrsy open t0 an easy attack froz .s sredish arnT. rhich in a fsw gzsrs |Il hs fo1r tines IironEsr fnsn thst oi .s slstsr c11zuI.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-09
Anderson
 Again GoB
 Ghambion
Record Breaking Career of ProfessionaI Wbo Re- centy Wm' Open Tile For Fourth Tme---He t tie Harry Vardo0 Of America.
of AmerTca.

Great Britain has it's vardon, Ameri- ca its Anderson.
 The eleventh annual open champion ship of the United States Golf associa- tion was finished recently over the links of the Myopia Hunt club, Hamil- ton, Mass, and Will Anderson of Apa- wamis Rye, N. Y.) won with 72 hole total of 314.
 It was back in 1897 at Chicago, when a boy in his teens, that Anderson first sprang into prominence by getting sec ond money to Joe Floyd in the cham pionship of that year. the last one to be decided at 36 holes. Four years lat CT Willie won his first title and, oddly enough, at Myopia, the scene of his latest triumph. For the last three years he has been well nigh invincibie, winning in succession at Baltusrol, Morris county, N. J.; Glenview, near Chicago, and Myopia.
 In nine annual open championships Anderson has finished in the money in all save one and has won the title four times. The only parallel to this extraor- dinary work is the record of Harry Vardon. Like Anderson, the Briton has won the open title over there four times, besides once coming to this country and winning here.
 That golf competition is never set tied till the last put has been run down has again been demonstrated. For instance, at the end of the first days play Anderson found himself five strokes to the bad. To pick up five shots in 36 holes, especially against such men as Alec Smith and Stewart Gard ner, looked like a forlorn hope, but that's where nerve told.
 At Fox Hills recently Smith just managed to beat Willie out for the
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-09
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

The firm of Strikuls & German has been this day dissolved by consent of all the parties. The business will be hereafter as conducted by Charles Strikuls, who has purchased the inter ests of all the other members of the firm. All parties indebted to the above firm will make immediate pay ment to
 10-9-2 CHARLES STRIkULS.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-09
CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to thank the kind friends and neighbors who sympathized with Us in our late bereavement, the death of our son, and we also wish to thank Division.4, A. o. H., Court Hellmann F. of A, M. J. Daly & Sons employees, and employees of ubrass department of the Waterbury Button Co and other friends for their many floral tributes. MIR AND MRS JOHN FRUIN AND
 FAMILY.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-09
pRWAY ACTRESSES
lE HELD SACRED BECAUSE OF
 HISTORIC SENTIMENT.
bderiksten Never Captured by the inemy-Here Intrepid Swedish King Charles XII. Met His
 Death-Border Country.

lentiment is a strong element In the
 keup of the Norwegian. and this sen lent came we'll to the fore when bden made the demand that Norway holish two of her old historic
 resses, namely Fredriksten and |hgsvinger. 3ifets tSsaf These old forts date back to the sev- leenth century. Frederiksten has |lg guarded the beautiful seaport town Frederiskhald. about S5 miles south t of Christiania. Frederiksten has Ter been taken by an enemy. When hrles XII. in 171s tried to capture it, He'll in the attempt. This king, you fember, was one of Sweden's ag- Essive rulers. In 1700 he invaded hmark, the same year defeated the bsians. at Narva, defeated the Saxons
 Poles 1705-6. and, in 1709 was him. ! vanquished at the hands of Peter
 Great, at which time the nation of eden came near destruction. hrles was forced to flee, and sought hge in Turkey. But his courage was
 omitable, and in exile he plotted and
 nned to restore his prestige. In TIA determined to return to Sweden. and. yelling incognito, jourpegfd acrsss rope. in IT days covering q distance
 about 1700 miles. mostly on horse kk. But he came home only to meet
 death. Though his own dominions te in sad need of defense, he invaded rway, this his second invasion, and in
 depths of winter lay siege to the tie of Frederikshall. Whilst viewing
 works. he was killed either by 6 knon ball from within, or by one of
 own followers-historians are not feed concerning the real truth.
 Prior to Charles attempts, the Swedes h subjected Frederiksten to two- hrs' siege. but the fortress proved long enough to withstand the enemy. lcently, in 1901. 1t was ordered re- hipped, and to-day its modern guns hld easily reach into Sweden. But the Erwegians declare sentiment alone |puld forbid that Fredericksten be led. 1.s,ssxi.as. kongsvinger is not like Frederiks- la. a border fort, 1t being some 70 les from the Swedish border. It lies tectiy east of Christiania, on the main llway line running from Christianla to lrlstad via Charlottenberg. Konigs- hger is Norway's oldest fortress; it, b. Is an object of much sentimental de.
 l b discussion as to whether the for sses should be let stand. the Swedes
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-09
Preferred to Take R-

An Irishman pointed to a stack of green castillo soap and said:
 ''Oi want a loomp O that"
 will you have 1t scented or unscent- ed?" asked the clerk.
 "0i1l take 1t with me-" was the re- ply.-N. Y. Times.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-09
He nntIt

Bosh-I knew q man once who had never met with a disappointment in his life
 Josh-How wss thatf
 He was never looking for anything hut tr0uhls. .~-Detroft Free PreszL
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-09
Land-Pnr Inaiau

The Chsyenns are land rich. yst sften s1ufsr from sxfrsms hunger. when that vay thsT sell their all re- zzrdless of the vAlsA When tksy Est In this shape tAs eurio hunter in- radss their homes and ths tfnkis of sii- rsr ofsinss robs them ef articles fheT -osld rzther Eivs azir Iiva tan barter sEsT-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-09
House breakers uss spongsa.

In Peru when a burglar desires to break into house, he often takes a sponge and bucketful of water and moistens the walls. which, being covered with only thin coating of mud. are easily dissolved on the application of moisture
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-09
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to express our heartfeit thanks to our friends and neighbors who so kindly assisted us during our bereavement in the death of our be- loved mother, also to the many friends who sent flowers.
 KATIE RYAN AND SISTERS.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-09
Animals in Shows.

No fewer than s,s27 convictions were obtained last year by the British Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. The annual report calls atten- tion to the employmento of the lower ami mals in theaters and circusses. "often with more or less cruelty"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-09
ptsn4 c.rs f.r His rrsse

-rn nos going to that female bar ksr shop azAin- There's Q ru1s giri fhers. doa1 yca krow
 ~what dfd she says-
 -whT. she isok-d at uJ 11ztavsh srd susksa ns n | wozid have C xpoaxsz oz 9 russed in---strzy So rs4
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-09
m guwa um

Eua-That fellows bead isntof much use to hIuL
 Stslla-WsII. I suppose he feels that hs's got to have sonsthias to hang hIs hat oa-JRdEa
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-09
FACIAL MASSAGE,

Manicuring, Shampooing. Magnetic Massage for nervous and chronic dis eases. Ofice. room 1, 5s Center street Will call at home by appointment.
 MRS DE LONG.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-09

The Ereni1E Denecrzt er4 fnts nesrir erery bone il WateTtwy. rf rrartrs tks barsrA Moet cf or ner- rharfs knsw thls ta he e fact War sort vpu eztch cal If s tte Peo-lss Paper. a fEuilT nsTs7aper that 6 rad hy srsrT nszbsr ef tAs hsu1shoA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-09
Tna far nsf

nr. Fszthsrtos-Jus q moment. Mi@ Tsrtzm- Let ne tel yo1 vhzf 1 think-
 Ms Trtnn-Cerssln1y. I czn usii tsss ezsszk fr sszz-1iezr1 I'm. wa
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-09
srr-t r.rl- Hela. R.e. n.r.rs.

Sweet Mares heat In z1s In the free for all trot at sTracuse is the race record for the grand circuit this seq son-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-09
Easily Ansver.o.

Husbsnd-rd like to know what is go- ing to become of China
 wffs-I guess the hired girl can tell yOl-N r. Times-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-09
mnririan. and cnak.

No nan ever married a voman bs- czuss shs cosl6 play the piaDo. but many a god cook has bss1 selected for no -4har fzaacn