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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-14
NOticiaS de Ia hueIga,

La AduRnR hR prorFogsdo un0s
diAs mas ell leVAnte de l8 CaTga depOsi'
tadS en- sus almaCenes, con motive de
Ia huelga.
Mo son sufcientes seG6n 90 dice.
todog los CRrFOs con que CuentR Ia Ciu'
dad para remC YER la mercancia dete.
nida por conseCue enCiR de Ia hueFga.
Hay CAygR para dob!e n1meF0 de
C&rToH.
Los barcos de veIs eGladSas y
GDeHmOnto teDdPSn que Ouspender ID
detcS1gs For felt de espGciO en- les
mueIles pRra depositar lR meTCsncia.
Ell meeting obrero sobre ls hueI'
ga. termin6 anOChs las ocho y Guar
20, con bastante ! db loo. Los Obre-
ros comentabRn 10 aCtitud de los ora
dOreS que 90 mo- StFaron eE9rgiCoG
sCOnsejRudo Ia huelga.
-El vGpor AIemsn. SHispaniA0 que
tom6 puerto ests mi d ana, esta embAr-
OsndO sin difcultGd semilIas de BlgO-
don de Ia casa de Gambia y Stubbe.
SRldrA para AFeCib5.
-Contir IAN Los carreterCs aubiendo
cargo de todoS los muelles sin necesi'
dad del auxiliO nj vigiIanCia de la p0'
icia.
Ell mueIIe de espig6n estk Custo'
disdO con In misma faerzR de policfG
destScSd0 ali haCe 6ias.
Ell vapor ePhiladeIphiao que l'eRt
de los EstsdOs UnidoS anoChe, ests
descOTgando en- las lanchas de Esquia
gs. con peones de q bordo y otros que
ne ignora de donde proCeden.
-FueYzs de u pOIioiR inSuIar Gus
tOdiR il CaYQS del ePhiIadeIphi1o de
positRda en- lac IanChas de EsquipRA.
-C6lculaSe que dos diss t2rdaTa 81
desCAFQOr eli GPhiladeTphia9 casi doblt
tempo del que Sc empleRria Si estuVie
re- AtrRcadO RI muelle.
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II
BORDADOS. = Sc d6 trabsio
6 buenaa bordadoras envisndoleB ID
teIa en- cusIquier punto do Is IsIa ,
sc tOman tambi6n & sueldo traba-
jandO en nuestFRB ofiCinas.
ENCAJES DE HILO.-Se com
pran enCaDjes de hilo, caheads, pa
6ueles etc, de d mismR labor he
chos & man0.
Dirigirae & The Porto Rico Drawn
Work Gnd Embroidery y Co. 10
FoFtale8a. San JUAN PR.
-Psreca que en- Ell asunto del con
traband0 de ginebra hay eompIiCada
impoEtantea eaGas de San Juan.
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Ell Comit$ Executive
de Ia HqeIga
Aeu8Tda maRtOn n0TIa con, OntO-
SlasmO,
Ia Federation Regional 50 unI6
a IA Federation LlbTO,.

En-. an naeetiWg VI verifcado aver ncche
por ell Comit6 ej.CutivO de los hueIguiG-
tas. SO Rcord6 msntener con todo entu-
Aiasm0 lG hueIgs que desde hece tres
lemOnSa Sostienen los trabs jadOEes de
San juan. .
Los huelQuiStRs Gontir 6Hn en- Ga acti.
tud. Gin qua hRsta 81 presente hSyR h0.
bido ni una soils daserci6n.
El superintsndente Lstimer no ha
p0dido obtener nirg6n rompe hueIga,
& pesar de los esfuerzoB heChos pOr
aus Sgenteg. ~
Otros ASuntos de orden privados fue-
ron trAtsdos.
Una reGoIuCi6n importante y trss-
Cendental fu6 pregentada, que dice a1f:
C0asideYGndos que es Embellishments
neCeSaFia ID union, dc Las Gases trabR.
jadoFAs fin de que obtepgS 6xito ID
huelgS que sCtuslmente mRntienen LOO
tPAbSjOdOHes de los muelles y CuSlquieI
Otra que en- ell futu 70 puedG SobreVc'
mir: 49,. -..--
ResueZVGse: que por todos los me.
dios irtelgentes se obtenga ls union
de b Federation Regional con 10 Fe
derAci6n Libre, ConstituyendO aAf unS
EOIa y 6oica Federaci6n.
Los leaders Iglesias, B scerril. San
chez. Nos, 0 iVeHo, Garcia, BaIford,
Castro. Rodriguez aprObarOn en- prin'
Cipio ID reHOluCi6n. -.
Hoy tendrk IugAr un meeting ObrerC
en- ID Plaza de Colon.
RAFAEL ALFONSO.
SeCretario General de lR +. L
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4 n 1 S 0 !.

Un amigo de Jayuya inf6rmanos
que Ios SFe1. Feutos r. HeFedia = Pa-
drO Sancho. cpy0 parader0 Il 1fs4
mos. sc gDCuenttan ca 81 prOpio haFRiO
DE Jayuya. q prinaeE0 dedicAd0 6 ID
niem bra de CSfe y 81 segnalo reOolse.
tondo una tala De tabacO de ia pro-
piedad.
hcgAmogs pleg, dlch0a Gef10Iea &c
Blrvan COntestaF 6 nuestEaa Cartas.
pues las que reitaradamente les hemOG
e1Crit0 nos hnn aidO deYueItas nin que
sepam0s pOF quien. d. p.
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iefes sublevados en- los barcos ae
Ia escuadfa del Mar Negro, y que
seran pasados por las armas.
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PassisrOs del caracas, "

PrcCedentea de VenezneIa para San
Juan, han lIpgadO gos sefioFes, Joae
Oiaz Y G. de G1PteP.
P4ra New York aaIieron los aefIores:
c. B. Hunt HI D. Lupis. S. Pearson,
II s B ch, G. BAnharat.s v. M Gar.
Gle, j. VaIlssa G. SchRib.e. G O ier,
BefIoritaS ID. ADgArita, y A. Nieto ,
j. B Arteson y f4miIiR.
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-El Oyuntamiento de GurabO hR
votadO pOrque ID asamblea de ayuntR-
miantOs se Celebre en- San Juan. conf
riendo n representation del indicado
muDicipi0 don Uladialao COllaz0.
Una suma de cerCa de dos mil do
liars ser6 FecRudadR entire 81 cOmercio
de enta capital para atender & Ra0t0S,
con motive dc h huelga,
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In homhIo honTadO.

Senior Editor. Sirvase informar sus lee
torres que 81 me escriben dencialmente
les mandsfe por correo en- carta sellada el
plan que seguf y por 81 cual obtuve 81 resta-
blecimiento permanente y compact0 de mi
salud Vigor vaPonil despNes de amos de su-
frimientos de debilidad nerviosa, p6rdidas
nocturnas parties debiles y atrofiadas.
No es mi idea conceguir dinero de nadis;
fuf robado estafado por charlatanes, hasta
perder Ii fe del genero humane, peRo gracias
Dios, estoy ahora bien Wig 1roso y fuerte, )
con deseo de hacer COnoCer &. todos este rome
dio cierto de curarse.
No teniendo NADIA que vsndeF nj que en-
War q. al. ID no deseo dinoro.
Direction; B. BTant, Box Delrays 4ich.,
EE UU.
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EN- VENEZUELA

New York, Julio IA 3-OOP. M.
Dicen de Puerto Espana-T Trini-
dad-que han llegado allf varlos
iefes revolucionafiOs venezolanos Y
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EJECUCIONES EN- LODI

New York, j uliO IA, 100 P. NJ.
Otros despachos dicen cue en- Lodz
-SoIonia-han sido fusilados va
rios sgitadores que tomaron parte
en- los 1ltimos saDgrientos distur-
bios ocurFidos en- la ciudad.
Las autoridades han recibido Or
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denes muy severas del dietador Tre-
poff.
T6mese sin embargo -afladen los
despachos- Que estas 0rdenes recru-
dezcan y aviven la revOluci6n en-
Polonia.
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FaTmaeIa Americana.
90 San Francisco.
Medicif . de Patente y ArtfCuIOs de
ToCador
S. deaD shan recetas faouItativau.
RON nLLAVE.n :

ReConoCidsmente 81 m6z puro. higie
nico v agradable que % fabrica On 81
p pds. Sc le en- los pricipaleI eata-
bleCimient0E. y en- ATeCibo Lor Suce-
sores de Roles g c..
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VcDEs: :neses nnprEn ntcn d ll aeegyaL
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Los MARINOS SUBLEvADOS

New York. Jul lilo IA, l-3O p. M.
Ynforman de L0ndres que Sc ha n
recibido allf mott las de hallar rse
presos en- Odessa la mayorfa de los
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Ell ElERCITO COMPuGADO

New York, Julio IA l3O r. elementos importantes
Dcen Dc Pearsburgo sacramento compom-
Soa Telegraph de- Londres qua evoucona-
81 gobierno ha ogado descubir rio.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-11
ACCIDENT MARS
TENNESSEE OAKS
Miss Inez Falls and Breaks
Her Neck While Leading
Remainder of the Field
JOCKEY Is UNINJURED
Mishap Clears the Way for
Lady Savoy, the Public
Favorite, Which Wins

MEMPHIS. April 10.-An accident
which occurred at the head of the
stretch. when Miss Inez. the pace
maker, fell and broke her neck and
In which H. P. Phillips. her rider. had
miraculous escape from death or
severe injuries, had the effect of clear
ing the track for the fast-coming IA
vorite, Lady Savoy. in the running of
the Tennessee Oaks at Montgomery
Park to-day. William Gerst's brown
hlly won the race with ease. Results:
First race. FIVE furlongs-Jurist won, The
Saracen second. Charlatan third Time, 30.
Second race. seven furlongs-Lieutenant Rics
won. Old England second, Golden Mineral
third Time, 80.
Third race. six furlongsEIvan the Terrible
won. John Smulski second Pinkerton third.
Time. 1:14!s.
Fourth race. Tennessee Oaks. <three-year-old
fllies, sweepstakes. value $47SO. one mile
Lady Savoy won. Sis Lee second. Druid third.
Time, 1:43ia.
Fifth race. four and a half furIonss-Lady
Navarro won, Gadow Breeze second. Rustic
Lady third Time, :561z
Sixth race, one and sixteenth miles-Uncle
Charley won, H. F. Williams second, Auru-
master third. Time, 1:50
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-11
OARSMEN FIND
A new COURSE
Acting on the Suggestion OF
a Cornell Oarsman in The
Call They Try SausalitO
MAY RACE THERE SOON
With the Consent Of Wash
ington Their Contest May
Be Held Off Marin Shore

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, April 10.
The crews representing Stanford Uni
versity and the University OF Washing
ton viii meet this week on the water
for the first time in the history Of the
two universities The exact date has
not yet been decided upon. but 1t will
be either next Thursday or Friday. 1t
was intended to have the race on the
Redwood Slough, where there is a good
straightaway course of a mile or more.
but late this afternon Manager Barrett
of the Stanford crew returned from San
Francisco with the news that he had
found a superb course at Sausalito.
This was brought to his attention by
a letter from an old Cornell oarsnan
published in The Call. 1t Is expected
that this course will ultimately solve
the problem of suitable waters for a
race with the University of California
The trouble with the Redwood course
is that there are not suitable accOmmo-
dations for the spectators who would
naturally be attracted by the race. At
Sausalito there is an electric railway
following the shore. and many thou
sands could witness the contest from
the cars. The place is so wide that
there would be room for bay craft OF
all descriptions, and followers of boat
ing would be enabled to watch every
foot of the two-mile struggle. II Wash
tngton will consent the race Will be
held at Sausalito-
Although the cardinal crew has not
been finally selected it is probable the
following men will appear in the four
cared boat on the day Of the race:
Stroke. w. HI. Dole (captain); No. 8, F.
Zimmerman; No. 2, b. Bryan; bow, H.
g. Butterfield. merry struggle for
coxwain is in progress between z. v.
Henley and G. w Henderson.
The Washington squad OF oarsmen
will arrive at Stanford campus to-mor-
row.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-11
RIVAL MANAGERS
SHY OF VOTES
Neither Coffroth Nor Levy
Has Enough Supervisors
Pledged to Secure Paper
BOXERS ARE TRAINING
Britt Returns From Harbin
Springs and White Con-
tinues Work at Larkspur

The resolution providing for a grant
of the April professional boxing permit
did not come up yesterday before the
Board Of Supervisors. Neither Mana
ger Jimmy Coffroth nor Morris Levy
sary ten votes, respectively, for the
Yosemite Club or the Hayes Valley
Club.
Manager Coffroth, who has the Britt
White fight on his HANDS for this
month. is going ahead with his ar
rangements, expecting that matters
will straighten themselves out. There
is such tangled skein to unravel that
a solution favorable to Coffroth seems
outside the bounds of possibility. One
person interested in the fight was so
undiplomatic as to publicly crit
lot of high-class refereeing here.
He is power politically and he
set about at once to cut down the num-
Der of votes favorable to the Yosemite
Club. He Is known to have reduced ii.
by at least one vote, which means
much when votes are so hard to get.
Morris Levy said last night that he
would be able to get the permit next
week if he wanted it.. He claims a
HuHlOcI VI Ills III Sild DOdlQ VI
Supervisors gave Coffroth until yester-
day to show that he could secure the
requisite number of votes. AS he fail
ed to do SO it is claimed they will now
turn their strength over to Levy.
There is a possibility that Coffroth
would turn the Britt-White event over
to Levy If the latter. had the permit.
Coffroth stands to lose $500 if he is un-
able to promote the affair and might
he r~I,< Il - - L. 10
fighters want to appear before Levy's
club they will receive fiat so per cent.
with no bonus on the side This is the
ultimatum of the Hayes Valley Club
manager.
There has been some talk of holding
the fight without permit, but this
does not seem likely. While some of
the city authorities are friendly with
Coffroth and might not interfere, there
are others equally strong who are op-
posed to him and who, could call on the
Sheriff to prevent the fight under such
conditions
The persons in control of the boxing
pavilion at Colma believe it is a VAL
liable piece of property in view of the
fight situation here. They will expect
big rental for it if overtures are
made to hold the fight there.
With the various club managers at
war their friends have enlisted in the
fight and interesting bits of gossip re-
garding recent fights are being banded
about. One of these choice bits is to
the effect that the people behind one of
the fights were so sure of their
position that the public money paid in
advance for tickets was taken out of
the strong box and was wagered on
the man who ultimately won. If such
fnanciering could go on for a time
undisturbed they would soon be bid
ding for control of Standard OIL 1t
seems likely the promoters will do for
boxing what Senator Ralston failed to
accomplish.
Jimmy Britt returned yesterday from
Hardin Springs, where he has been
living out of doors for the past two
weeks. He will settle down to train
ing at once.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-11
HARD-HITTING BOXERS
TRAINING IN EARNEST
Much Is Expected OF the Bout on Fri
day Night Between Lundie
and Cairns

Bob Lundie and Bob Cairns the
ing's windup at Woodward's Pavilion
on Friday night before the Hayes VAL
ley Athletic Club, are both working
with will for their bout. They can
be depended on to make the going in
teresting to the fight fans. This will
be the second time the boys have met
in the ring. their first battle being the
star event of the last Olympic Club
tournament. An extra round was
necessary to satisfy the judges that
Lundie had a shade.
The other main event, in which
Johnnie Grove and Abe Label are to
boys have proved the best of their
class. Grove is the champion. but
Label is considered to have a good
chance by those in the know. The
little fellows are to weigh in at 1872
pounds ringside.
A special bout between the two
promising welters. Dick Sullivan and
Harry Riley, also looks to be of the
main event order. The boys have
fought before and made an exciting
go of their last battle. Sullivan won
close decision. which Riley Is con-
ddent of reversing.
The balance of the programme will
include four likely appearing fights.
in which the best boys in their respec-
tive classes will be seen in action. The
young scrappers are at work nightly
at the Hayes Valley Athletic Clubs
gymnasium.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-11
HIGH LICENSE
IN SANTA ANA

SANTA ANA, April 10.-The city
eiectlon held to-day. in which the ltouor
Questlon was the chief contention 20
euleeu In vote against saloons bv 6q5
70 oVz, ana in the election of three bipb
license trustees. The vote to-day is
IasoraDle to the continuance of the
present prohibition ordinance. The
SuScessIul trustees are: George A. Ed
lanes Sleeper and John Cubbon.
pa DAhERSfIELD, April 10.-The mu
nicipal election to-day resulted in q
Victory Tor the ticket nominated Joint
oy the Democrats, Republicans and
Ohlon Labor parties, F. G. Munzer
Denocrat; Ronald Mcdonald, Republi.
can. and George A. Tillon, Union La
pua, oeins the successful candidates.
Myron Holmes and w. S. Allen were
chosen members of the Board Of E,dn-
cation. "a rauu
FRESNO, April 10.-In the elec-
Ilon OF city officers to-day w. Parker
Lyon was elected Mayor by q big ma
Jorlty. Ihis was the first election nm
ger non-partisan provision in the
Si.y s... cnarter. The campaign was the
S.e.eLest ever known here. L. s..
stephens the present Mayor, was op-
posed by Robert Lochead, Labor
Union nominee; w. Parker Lyon and
Jonn Neu. The labor unions got a.
representation of four on the Board
OF trustees, consisting of eight mem
bers, and two School Trustees.
SAN BERNARDINO, April 10
Inc municipal election to-day closed
the most bitterly fought campaign in
the history of this city. H. M. Barton
was elected Mayor, together with the
entire non-partfsan ticket, including
the Council and Board of Education,
The campaign was initiated by an in
dependent movement of citizens of all
parties, who declared for the cleaning
up of the town, suppression of gam
bling and the regulation of saloons
STOCKTON, April 10. - The Re-
publicans tonight nominated their
ticket to be voted at the city election
on May 16 as follows: For Mayor, M.
j. Gardner: Auditor, A. H. Wright:
superintendent of Streets, Dennis
Visher; Assessor, T. N. Moore. Eight
Councilmen were nominated and for
School Director at large Mrs. L. Glare
Davis was named.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-11
ROBBERS HOLD
Up A RESORT

SAN JOSE, April 10.-Two masked
men held up the Fredericksburg re-
sort on the alameda late tonight Be-
sides Frank Schuman, the proprietor,
and J. w. Moore. the bartender, there
were five customers in the saloon.
The highwaymen lined up the GUS
toners with drawn revolverS- They
ransacked the place and searched the
customers, securing $50 in cash, two
handsome gold watches and dia-
mond ring. There was $500 in the
safe and the proprietor refused the
demand that he open it. The rObber
seemed about to shoot him when his
companion interfered.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-11
QUEENS HUSBAND LOSES
HIS PLACE WITH BAND
RumOrs Concerning Use of Funds
Raised for Carnival Disrupt San
Diego Organization.

SAN DIEGO. April 10.-At a meet
ing of the City Guard band this morn
ing the position OF president, held by
George Carey, was declared vacant
because of certain rumors to the ef-
feet. that the money paid for votes in
the contest of queen for the recent
carnival had not been properly ac-
counted for.
Careys wife was elected queen
while he was custodian of the funds.
The expense bin turned in by Carey
was entirely beyond reason, according
to the rest of the band. Carey has
left the city and is supposed to be at
Monterey.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-11
CARRIED TO SEA
BY LOOSE ICE
speclal plspateh to rhe can.

TACOMA, April 10.-Nome advices
say that the lives of "mushers" be-
tween St Michael and Kliktusik were
endangered by the breaking Of the ice.
Captain Poltea and two natives were
so far out when the ice broke that they
had TO take refuge on Egg Island. It
is reported that a white man and two
natives wit ha dog team were carried
ont to sea about the same time.
Edward Fox, Kougarok miner,
went violently insane over his failure
to locate a rich ledge.
W. NJ Eddy, an old-time Nomeite.
has been appointed Deputy Federal
Marshal Of Nome.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-11
Rccreo Beats Sharp Boy.

NEW ORLEANS April 1o.-City Park rae
ing results:
First race, five furlongs-Many Thanks won,
Jim Ferry second, Miss McKenna third. Time,
1: :01 20.
Second race, seven fur,ongs-Recreo won.
Sharp Boy second. Bryan third. Time. 127 2-5.
Third race, four furiongs-Granada won.
Mint Boy second. Hadur third. Time, :4S 3-5.
Fourth race. five furlonss-Cappamore won,
Signal II second, First Attempt third. Time,
100 2-5.
Fifth race enc and sixteenth miles-Mor-
ris Volmer won, Grand Vitesse second, Trinity
Belle third. Time L: :4S 3-5.
sixth race, one and sixteenth miles-De-
murrer won, Pathos second. Banana Cream
third. Time 1:47 3-5
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-11
FIRE CAUSES A
100000 LOSS
speclal pLspatch . The can.

TACOMA, April 10.-State Senator
Veness and his partner. Hugh Bald
win, suffered a $4,000 fire loss at
Winlock this morning. The Capitol
sawmill was discovered on fire by
the night watchman- All the build
ings about the plant, including the
sheds and dry kilns, were destroyed
Ten Northern Pacific cars loaded with
lumber ready for shipment and fully
100000 feet of lumber in the yards
were DESTROYED.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-11
Amberjack Finishes First.

JENNINGS d. c., April 10.-Racing re-
suits:
King won. Breeu second, Royal Window third.
Time, 1 :O9 3-5.
Second race four and a half furlongs-
Crossways won, T. S. Martin second Tickle
third. Time, 57 2-5.
Third race, six furlongs-Amberjack won,
Jane Holly second, Flinders third. Time LII.
Fourth race, steeplechase, about two miles
Cansevoort won, Champs Elysee second, Caloo-
rahatchee third. Time, 4:19.
Fifth race, seven furlongs-Fritzi Scheff won,
Worthwhile second Oleroso third. Time,
80 2-5.
Sixth race, mile and seventy yards-Sir
Ralph won, Panique second. Cantaloupe third.
Time Al
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-11
WOULD PLACE A LEGAL
BAN ON LONG DRESSES
Doctor Asserts That They Are Real
Agency for the Spread of
Germs.

NEW YORK, April 1O.-At meeting
of the Society of Medical Jurisprudence
tonight the discussion turned on the
crusade of the New York Board of
Health against splitting. Dr. Wolff
Prudential created a sensation by de-
claring that the real cause of the
spread OF germs was not splitting, but
the wearing of long dresses by women
He advocated prohibiting the wearing
of long dresses by women.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-11
WOULD TAKE ADVANTAGE
OF THE POWER OF OCEAN
Electrician Will Ask San Diego Conn
ell for Leave to Utilize Waters
of the Ray

SAN DIEGO, April 10.-Rufus C..
Hubbard, lately employed by the Cal
ifornia Development Company as an
electrician, has given notice that he
will appear before the Board of Su-
pervisors on May l and make appli-
cation for authority to develop and
use the power generated by the move
ment of the waters of the channel
connecting False or Mission Bay with
the ocean.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-11
EASTBOUND FREIGHT
MEETS WITH DISASTER
Trucks on Engine Turn and Four
Cars Roll Down an EN-
bankment

AUBURN, April 10.-An eastbound
freight was wrecked this afternoon at
Bloomer Cut. two miles west of here.
The front trucks of the engine turned
across the track and four cars rolled
down an embankment and turned
over. All trains were delayed by the
accident. No one was hurt
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-11

CLEVELAND, April lO-In the c5tv co,,-
cil tonight resolution was introduced which
n passed later. VIII deprive Mayor johnson
Of the privileges OF the Council floor during
the meetings of that body. This action is
taken because Of the Mayors attitude toward
the council on many occasions lately.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-11
Burglars Sent to Prison.

STOCKTON, April 10.-Otis Molin
and Ernest Powell were to-day SEN
fenced to fifteen and six years re-
spectively for burglary, the former to
Folsom and the latter to San Ouen-
tin. The boys were accomplices of
Antoine Luchette, who was given f7f
teen years at Folsom.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-11

HOUSTON, Texas. April 10-Federal Dis
trict attorney McLenmore mas been instructed
oy Agent Van Dusen of the Immigration Bu-
reau TO take such steps may be necessary
Japanese at Houston and Galveston.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-11
Hvland 70 TYgbt RetIIr

Dick Hyland. who made such a
good showing against frankie Neil.
will fight Joe Reilly at Grass Valley
on Saturday night. Reilly will have
3 pull In the weights and is expected
to give Byland a hard fight.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-11
Nadeau Must Pay BROOKLYN C1ub

CINCINNATI, April 10.-The Ma
tional Baseball Commission made for
NAL announcement to-day that PLAY
er Nadeau Of the Portland, Or, club
VIII be ineligible to play with any ma
tional agreement club until money, due
from him to the Brooklyn club, shall
have been paid.