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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-21

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-21

Iull Cll SIIIlel utC VeIuIIlIHIDeOOIIes
rlttg, bro0loS iueroen tuiiroe.
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rotlon geItorben luar, idlIoig geipro.
den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-21
TenersbrHnlt.

Sprin9Oole, We., 10. 9(prtI. -
Gin beltte friib in Der groBen bieiigen
Sdubfabrtf ollsgebro6enes S5euer
GIderte 81 8ebduoe, oarlnter 2 50.
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ulf5ltbouen, iuoourh 800 Berionen,
fait Elm DritteI ser @eiammtbeo0Ifes
rllng, brooIos iperoen tpiiroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-21
Sinc urigincllc 2Silia.

9IlS Die ShiIobiirger ibr beriibnt-
tes Notbbolls bouten, ioIlcn Iie be.
fanntlit Die 6enltcr peraeiien uno
Damn oergebli6 Selliefeit int Sn.
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ben ouB Iie 2id)t IN SGfen ollffin.
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ben rGnlih ein grobes breiitodi1es
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idlon nift mebr!" llbrnaber:
y@os bob i'd gcioGt = er sebt aht
Sage!"
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03
SULTAN OF MOROCCO
CAUSES SOME ALARM
His Refusal of the French
Proposals Disturbs
Diplomats.

LONDON. June 2.-The situation over
Morocco is viewed with no little concern
in diplomatic circles here Indirectly the
Sultan's refusal to accept the French pro-
posals is regarded as a rebuff to Great
Britain, but it is understood that, rather
than risk further complications, France
will be likely to join the other powers in
a conference at Fee. and Great Britain
will follow suit Should France decline
to enter the conference Great Britain
likewise will decline. In which event seri-
Gus difficulty may ensue.
PARIS. June 2.-Although official con-
firmation Is withheld 1t is now generally
accepted here that the report from Tan
gfer to the effect that the Sultan of Mo-
rocco had declined the French PROPOSE
tions for the reform of Morocco unless
approved by an international conference
was correct. This is widely commented
on as amounting to a check. II not
failure. of the French mission sent to
Fez, as well as a check to the entire
French policy in Morocco.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03
Zanzibar. Glove Gardens.

II Is difficult to describe in fitting lam
guage the Glove gardens of Zanzibar The
spicy breezes" which are said to "blow
soft Ger Ceylon's isle blow with equal
softness and perhaps no less spiciness
through ZanZibars beautiful Glove for
ests. The whole island abounds in richest
vegetation, but the Glove forests are its
real beauty spots. And what a grateful
change their fragrant shade from the ori-
entail odors and genuinely bad smells of
the stuffy streets of the old town itselfl
For Zanzibar is not like an American city
in the width of it's streets and the arcfli-
lecture of its buildings. There is scarcely
q thoroughfare in the whole place wide
enough to permit two vehicles to pass,
and the system of sanitation is almost as
primitive as that of the garden of Eden:
hence some of the smells Fortunately
the Glove forests are not far away. Zan-
zibar has no docks or wharves. All goods
are landed or shipped by means of light
ers. The tidal rise is about fourteen feet
and the fall necessarily the same. Vast
stretches of beach are thus left bare at
low water; hence more smells. But with
all its drawbacks, Zanzibar is not particu-
larly unhealthful. 1t is hot vigorously,
viciously hot. but still the people, the
white people, manage to live there in COM
parative comfort. and In spare hours play
golf, tennis and sometimes even football.
American Syren and Shipping.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03

Even with the aid OF a triple play and
a couple Of doubles, all within the short
space OF three innings, Fitzgerald was
not there strong enough yesterday at Rec
reation Park to take the Commuters down
me line. They managed to sneak a run
through in the fourth inning. 1t was the
only one Of the game and therefore, the
most important thing that happened DIR
ing the afternoon. Score-Oakland !, Ia
coma O.
The triple play was the first Of the sea-
son. It is sort of annual event that
happens In every league just about the
time when no one is busy thinking about
II. Yesterday II came TO pass in the third
spasm- Moskiman and Lohman had been
passed when Van Haltren started a fast
one for right field. Doyle grabbed the
ball in twinkling. tossed it TO Eagan
at second and the latter whipped IL over
70 Nordyl1e at first. making the play
reality before the fans knew what was
being pulled on.
No one seems TO know why the Com
muters did not make about forty runs.
They commenced TO bingle Fitzgerald's
tWisters when the bell tapped and they
kept the rapid fire up pretty much till
an was at an end. They were bad on the
bases and Tacoma was lucky in the field.
With the bags all filled in the first and
no ore down. Streib shot an easy one at
fllzgeralo ana tne nrst oouDle vas maoe
sMoslNman pitched as good a game Of
ball as a fan would want TO gaze upon.
Doyle started off the game with a hit to
center field. but after that time not
Tiger negotiated a safe one. Moskiman
was never in a hole and had the high
sign on them all.
The Commuters squeezed their run
through in the fourth. when Dunleavy
whisked a two-cushion shot over third
and Streib heat ont N inf7eld hit horef-
ing Dunn along to third. There was one
gone at the time, so when Kelly hit to
short il looked as though a double play
would come OF. D0yle's return throw to
rrst was wide and Dunleavy arrived with
the run. The score:
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03
LAND FRAUDS
NOT NEW ONES
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SACRAMENTO, June with ref
erence 20 story published in San
Francisco to-day mentioning the State
Land Office in connection with alleged
land frauds. Surveyor General Victor
Woods said to-day that the article was
merely the republication OF a story
printed in the newspapers several years
ago. The charge was made that an
application made out by a person pur-
porting to be Horace Philbrook was
forged. The application bears date of
August {, 1901. and was filed during the
administration of former Surveyor
General NJ. ]. Wright. Said Surveyor
General Woods to-day:
Some comment is made in the paper because
have not referred certain contests, alleging
fraud to the Superior Court. / wanted to de-
terrnne what constitutes a contest and there
fore referred the matter to Attorney General
L. S. Webb for his opinion. These contests
filed in my office last April during my
absence. i have consulted Attorney General
Webb three times on this subject AS yet
he has not been able to give me opinion.
He is very busy man, and the research nee
essary in such matters 1 have referred to
him is very great
Regarding fraudulent applications. I can
only say that have means of keeping
tab them. certificate of purchase is
transferable, and 1t cannot be told from them
who the original purchaser
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03
DEATH DEEPENS
THE MYSTERY
Member of San Diego Naval
Reserves Dies Without Tell
ing How He Was Injured
FOUND ON THE STREET
Friends of the Unfortunate
Druggist Claim He Was
Victim Of Sandbaggers
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SAN DIEGO, June I'M. Virgil Whit
tier, prominent young druggist and a
weil-known member of the local division
OF the Naval Reserves, died this morning
under mysterious circumstances. About
ten nights ago Whittier was found shortly
before midnight on the sidewalk near the
Pacific Squadron Saloon with his head in
pool OF blood. There were no visible
wounds and the nature of his injury or
how he was hurt could not be learned, as
he remained unconscious until his death.
He had left meeting of the Naval
reserves about two hours previous to the
time he was found by two friends. No
report was made to the police of the in
cident until several days had passed
Whittiers friends are confident that he
was sandbagged. He leaves widow and
one child.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03
STANDING OF THE CLUE

CPacinc Coast League.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03
CONGER
DELAYED BY FLOOD
Storm Holds Him for Sew
eral Hours in Mesilla
Valley.

Ell PAsO. Tex. June 2-For nine hours
last night Edward H. Conger, United
States Minister to Mexico, was food
bound trying to get to this city from
Mesilla Valley, % that he could reach
his post at the City of Mexico to-day.
The Santa Fe tracks were carried away.
thus cutting him off, and with an old
Texas stage driver he made the trip of
forty-five miles in a buggy. He reached
his hotel here after midnight. much ex-
hausted, but was able to go to Mexico
this morning. Much of the way the road
was flooded, and at one place the roaring
Rio Grande had nearly destroyed the en-
bankment. The two got safely over, how
ever, after strenuous night. Conger
spent the past two days In the Mesilla
Valley visiting his sister, Mrs. Colonel
Edwards.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03
VALLEJO WANTS
ITS own PLANT
Municipal Ownership of a
Light and Power Works
Now Under Consideration
RUNS A WATER SYSTEM
Success Attending First
Venture Prompts Citizens
to Favor an Extension
Special Dispatch to tn. Call

VALLEJO, June 2.-The city of Val
lejo has owned and operated for ten
years with a great deal of satisfaction
and profit a city water system and 1t
is now proposed to further increase the
municipal ownership feature by the
erection of a electrical power plant
upon the city wharf at the foot of Vir-
ginia street The city has deep water
and its own property and the City En-
gineer has estimated that a plant using
oil, which could be landed chsaply at
this point, can be constructed for a
small sum-
The Twenty Thousand Club has ap-
pointed committee of five representa-
tive men to work up sentiment in favor
of the project.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03

special offer and place OUR SERVICES
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fee.
We cure skin diseases. Blood Poison
Varicoeelc, Structure, Nervous Decline,
Weakness, Piles. FiSfula. HydroceIe
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Consultation Free and Invited. Write
If you cannot call All correspondence
strictly confidential and all replies
sent in plain envelopes.
PAY WHEN CURED
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03
LETTER FROM DIVINE
CLEARS UP MYSTERY
Minister Who Disappeared
From Los Angeles Writes
to His Friends.
Special Dispatch to Tie Call.

LOS ANGELES. June 2.-The mystery
attending the disappearance of Rev. w.
B. Bell, pastor Of the South Park Metho-
dist Church, who dropped out Of sight
several weeks ago, has been cleared. Sew
eral friends of the departed minister have
received letters from him.
Rev. Mr.. Bell writes that he left home
deliberately, that he left a note to his
wife giving his reasons for leaving her,
that he requested that she make no mys-
terry Of the matter and that he departed
only TO avoid q scandal which he be-
lieved to be inevitable IL he remained.
The letters are from a point in Dakota
and the writer says he will locate In
Canada
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03
Doc TOR FIGHTS
WITH MANIAC
Women Come to Aid of Ply
sician While Men Stand by
and Watch Fierce Struggle
LUNATIC HAS A KNIFE
Fashionable Rooming-H House
at Long Beach Scene of
Desperate Battle for Life
Special Dispatch 10 Tn. Cali

LONG BEACH, June Engaged In a
terrific struggle with a madman, and
hghting up and down a long hall, with
two pale, terrified but plucky women des-
perately striving to aid him. DR.. w. Har-
riman Jones battled for his life this aft
ernoon. while three men armed with bill
lard cues stood al the foot of the stairs
afraid to go to the assistance of the ply
sician. The affair occurred at o'clock
at the Belmont. fashionable rooming
house on First street
Fred Cornell. an occupant of the house,
suddenly became insane and attacked tis
wife with a knife. severely woundfng her.
She fled and DIR. Jones tried to disarm the
maniac. Then the fight began. Back and
forth along the hall the men struggled.
Cornell succeeded In laying the doctors
arm open with his knife and would have
killed him had he not been tripped. With
the assistance of the two women he was
finally overpowered and disarmed.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03
"RUBE- WADDELL TOO MANY
FOR WASHINGTON SENATORS
st. Louis Browns Break Losing Streak,
While Giants Annihilnte Frazer's
Curves I'm Thirteenth.

STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03

RUNs I'D HITs BY IN
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03
McGraw Brings Suit.

BOSTON, June "A bill In equity
against President Harry Pulliam' and
the various umpires of the National
League of baseball clubs, was fled in
the Superior Court here by John c.
McGraw, playing manager of the New
York National League team. in which
the latter sues to have the defendants
enjoined from imposing a fine on him
for alleged misconduct and preventing
him from acting as manager of his
team on the field. The court decided
to hear the parties to the case next
Monday.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03

COAST LINE Marrow 6augo
foot OF Market Street)
7.45A Santa Cruz Excursion Sunday
Only) .-.------..-. -..-....s. ..ssss.s
8-16A Newark. Centerville. San Jose,
FELTON,. Boulder Creek, Santa
Cruz and Way stations ..-......
t2.16pN ewark. Centervflle, San Jose,
New Almaden. Los GatOs. FELTON,,
Boulder Creek. Santa Cruz and
Principal Way Stations ..........
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The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03
LATON|A DERBY
NEXT ON CARD
Outlook for the Big Race
Is Far From Bright, Owing
to the Small Entry List
FREE BOOTER FAVORITE
Large Crowd of Horses and
Trainers Expected When
Louisville Season Ends
Special Dispatch to The Call.

CINCINNATI. June 2.-The Latonia
Derby will be run tomorrow with the
opening OF the spring meeting of the
Latonia Jockey Club The field in the
Derby is a disappointing one. Six colts
are named to start. and all are lacking
in class. The truth of this statement
is proved by the fact that. Free Booter
is an overnight favorite for the race.
Retort is the only one of the others
that has shown the slightest semblance
Of quality, and his races have been
very bad, although the colt has been
credited with some fast workouts. With
the closing of the racing at Louisville
horsemen and Jockeys will flock to La
tOnia.
Many are expected tomorrow, and
the hest horses at Churchill Downs will
be on hand in a day or two for the bal
ance of-the Entries:
First race. three-quarters OF mile. purse
Twenty Spot 90. Butinski 100 Glad Smile 101,
Dunmore IG3.
Second race. mile. selling-Princess orna e5.
omealca 93. Little Emmy 10l. Florizel 1O2.
Scotch Thistle 104 Fonsoluca 106, Bell the Cat
1G9 Evelyn Kinsey- ILL.,
Third race. five-eighths of mile, purse
Grace Wagner l0S: Flotilla loS, Limavadi 1OS.
lOS Lady Toddlngton 1oS, Lady Carrot log.
Helena 1O6
Derby. S25o0 added-The Foreman no. Ham
bright 110. Free Booter ia. Full Sway ia,
Mcclellan H. Retort III.
Fifth race four and half furlongs, purse
Mandator- I03 Henry Hentricks 103 Antara
lo3 Prince Glenn 1o5. Matabon Io3, Maple
hurst log. Stoessel los Hyperion II I12. An
COLA 10 Lieber Gore 103
Sixth race, sevcn-eighths OF a mile, purse
Belltoone 81. Leota 81, Two Penny l01, Fleuron
lGI Orient l0l, Van Hope 10l, Bill Knight
102 Bernice Io3 J. j. T. 104, Mint Leaf 1O5.
Gold Bell los. Ravensberry los. eopperheld 112.
Weather clear: track fast.
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Totals % j - s Totals % o s23
spunleaN-v ont for Interference
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COAST LINE (Br0ad GaHEe).
CB- Third and Townsend Streets.)
61OA San jose and Way Staftons......... s30p
t7.00A San Jose and Way Stations......... 5-40P
esundsy only My. ...........-..-....- ~ 1ofop
6.00ANew Almaden (Tues-, FRI only).. 4.10P
6.00A The Coaster-San Jose, Salinas,
San Ardo Paso RObles. Santa
Margartta san Luis Obispo.
Guadalupe, Gaviota- Santa Bar
bara. San BUenaventura, Oxnerd,
Burbank. Los Angeles ..-........ 10.30p
Monte. Pacific Grove. Surf.
sooasan Iasse jose. Tres Pinos. wai;cnviIis. ''''
Capftola. Santa Cruz, Pacific
and Principal Way Stations ...... A10p
1n-5oa San Jose and Way Ststions........- f.2oP
215P San Jose and way STATIONS 80. ASA
5.0oPDeI Monte Express-Santa Clara,
san Jose, Watsonville. Santa
Cruz. Del Monte. Monterey
+xnosrds Gnios WrIs6f sonidsr 6yse lzle'
Santa Cruz. via Santa Clara and
550pvaIencia St., South San francisco,
s5:: Il s.5 S!ss; l9ss: ss:
rs 00P Santa Clara. San Jose. Los Gatos,
aS s:asP' nd VIZ sePs . ss.
5.46P Sunset Express-R dwOOd, san
RobIes. San Lafs Obispo. Santa
Ell Paso, New Orleans .----.....-- 9.foa
5.45PEl Paso. Kansas City. St. Louis,
- Chicago: fo.5os
b.46PPajaro. Watsonvflle, Capitola.
Santa Cruz. Castr Ovflle, Del t10.fOn
Monte, Pacific Grove ...........( no. .5Op
t6.16PSan Mate0. Beresford Belmont,
San Carlos. Redwood. Fair Oaks,
Menlo Park. Palo Alto ...... -. fe. asa
65uP San Jose and Way Ststions-.... 6.36A
sq9P Palo Alto AID Way stations ;..- 10-15A
lingame, San Mateo. Belmont,
San Carlos. Redwood Fair Oaks,
Menlo Park and Pa1o Alto .. f9lss
al .y0p MayheId Mountain View SUNNY
vale. Lawrence. Santa Clara and
San Jose e.......................... ts45p
OAKLAND HARBOa FERRY
(Foot OF Market ST.
f7.15AM. S.ooA. N. ~ 90 Am.
LOO ?. N. 500 Pm. SIS Pm
A for Morning for Afternoon
tSunday excepted. tSunday only
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03
Death as an old Soldier.

STOCKTON, June 2.-Edward ]. Earl
an old resident of Stockton, and a vet
eran OF the Civil War, having served
with honor in Company Z, Fifteenth
Kentucky Volunteer Infantry, died
here this morning. He was a member
of the G. A r. He leaves a widow and
four sons