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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-22
IAl EoR CARRYING WEAPONS.

Presiding Justice McKeon. in the Court OF speels
Sessions yesterday announced that imprisonment
instead of fines would be the penalty herealtel :,
all cases of men convicted of carrying pistols
sent CiussepDi Ratano an Italian TO the WorkheuS7
for one month on his plea of guilty. for carry '"s
81 revolver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-22
ON THE GOLF LINKS.
Mann Changes Planned at Apa-
1co,nis-DougLas Noe Member.

a. oaA+ine of the Apawarnis Golf Club of
Rive n Y on Wednesday evening, matters OF
some general interest were decided on purchase
of lsn9 including a small lake, was announced,
iar+ar+ irnproyernents in the course were au-
tborized tbs creation of new Junior department
avid an addition to the clubhouse were favored
FindIay s Douglas was elected to membership ana
+be pew Charles r. Gillett was reinstated.
The land acquired covers about three acres ana
&c near the last hole. In past years the lake has
baer leased for winter sports. but 1t was thoughl
best that the club should control 1t permanently
as it does its links
II was determined that during the winter sooo
deal should be done in increasing the dit1cultles
If the hazards penalzing direction, but there VIII
he no changes in those Furnishing distance Nunler-
ous not holes sand heaps, etc. Will De INTRODUCED
a1on, the side lines of the holes in lieu OF the
ro,,ob GRASS there ct present. In addition. num-
80 of the greens will be entirely reconstructed
,bi,e the tees are TO be greatly enlarged. Inc
t are ia he built fifty feet square, SO that there
ii, 10 snace enough shift the section III COM
r,ission The eighteenth hole is to be bettered by
iS way, the stone wall on the right and widen
i TIE fair green About everything except as
t ta,;f r %Ie courts are to be built.
The clubhouse is oYercTowaed ana an t
ment EXPRESSED the meeting, Will take the FORM
VI du"i The Younger members are increasing at
sOcI b rafe that special provisions must be made
for them lam ana b2 Changes IN the bylaws At pres
eHt rights as they b nave New are mor viii be in
a az retnrn to the old idea of the Shinnecock
nIdi ~ff C,Iub which provided separate club
bnmsa for the youngsters in the early days OF the
sport. 49,, ioi,ad tho cI,h this
,,,aail! bss never before been regular member,
WtSh, is 6 has been on honorary roll several
fines The bylaws make the national and metro
aIite rban1nions honorary members during their
ier,. 81 title holding. Douglas Is also a member
at Nassau and Fairfield COUNT His acton shows
that he intends TO remain as @c'ie III ihO SlO'' S
ms rbe restoraton of the Rev Charles r. Gett
,f,rt-ar 81 Union Theological Seminary. to MEM
hersbin IN marks the end of the lively night that he
tl SnnR III Roherr NJ Rogers of Chicago, the
Apawamis links more than a year ago; Rogers
20 a1IlaIlad and afterward Joined the Deal Golf
sLh 59iIIett was suspended for year, but played
in many of the metropolitan tournaments last sea,
son, ne was also q hleliioel o. '"S "@ie0e't
Club of Mount Vernon ,s
The club expects TO hold its ANNUAL midsummer
toI,r1ament and would welcome the intercollegiate
championshlp but 1t is doubtful If it will bid the
cnn1inp wear for the national amateur or any OF
the metropolitan championships.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-22
TIDE FILLS Pennsylvania TUNNEL

The Pennsylvania Railroad tunnel. In Long ISL
and city, was flooded again yesterday. because OF
the rainfall and high tide. All work in the tunnel
and In the shaft had to be stopped and the pumps
IN the shaft abandoned. Only the pumps
above ground working.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-22
FoF ICE TRorrIMe MEETING.

saras5sa :. y. Dec. I'LL announced to-
day that the Saratoga Ice TTotting Association viii
hoia Us annual meeting Saratoga Lake. Febru-
Ary 6. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-22
Sporting Goods.
; Army Auction Bargains

Iniurns,
f7c-pase Largo illustrated caiaios mailed stamps
FRANCIS BANNERMAN. sol Broadway. New tesS
Largest rria Goeerarssnt Aaeson Soea'- =
-.s 5roadsss sais'rsss-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-22
CITY PARK SUMMARIES.

to 3 won; BAIL CObert>. 10 l, second; Ldwina-
Io4 (O'Conner1, to l. third. Time 1868 Yorkshire.
Woodclaim Economist Modred Law, NaTan, Moo B.
and Mudoon also
second Give furlongs)-GIencare. 10 y.
Jones' to won; Gauze ITO CNishard(. to second
ManRuvre. 103 (Troxler. Is l. third Time 1:l4Et
Roseboro. Red Ruby Gray Dal Miss Point Ann Hill.
Ethel McCaffrey. Rain Devils and Poetry also ran 90
Third mile and seventy vards)-Ivanhoe. eS
Perrett 2 won; Attilia- 1O7 Powers. Z to ].
second; Maledlction, So &c Matthew'S. third
Time 154ss. Jove and Baron Esher also ran.
Fourth Chandicap; five and q half fUrlongsl-
Chief Hayes 103 CRon2aneilD, TO J. won; Czarsphine
lc8 a. jones' 10 TO L second Lacy Young 90 Ora
Tinker Garn!sh Parisenne also
man 10 1. won John Garner, 1o4 (Perrett, TO |.
second Harpoon, 104 tKoernerl, to !, third. Time,
1895 Bsque. ier Judge Traynor. Greenacre. Sharon
Springs. Grosgran and Jayson also
Sixth fsix and a half furlongs)--C5us Eedorn,
1o7 (5efsrmau) TO 3 won; Tom Crabb. 103 Young,
TO l. second; Conundrum, 103 RomanellD. 75 /.
third. Time. 1:2e Tom Kiley Magistrate. Josette.
Laura Hunter Eameoii also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-22

There win be a best ball medal play cross eoun-
trv handicap for prize presented by F. n. Todd
on the links of the Baltusrol Golf club tomorrow
One-baK the regular handicaps 10 be allowed
and winter rules will govern. On New Years Day
the club win present prizes for two fixtures ln
the morning there will be an eighteen -aole medal
NAV handicap and in the afternoon four-hall
handicap also at medal play, eighteen holes. The
new skating pond near the fourth Tee Is now IN
commission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-22

HARVARD

coiurnfta played white the odd boards The open
tngs: 1 Queens Pawn ., Ruy Lopez; g. Queens Gam
r1fneA Sco1rl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-22
RACING 1T NEW-ORLEANS.
GmRish Runs a Dull Rdce-God
Enamel Wins Handicap.

New-Orleans, Dec. 2.-The racing at both tracks
here to-day was spirited and interesting Three
favorites won at City Park. but only scored at
the Fair Grounds
The feature of the programme at City Park was
the five and half furongs handicap. There were
eight starters and Garnish. of the top weights.
was backed from to to 10 ,. He never was
prominent. however. Chief Hayes Czaraphine and
Lucy Young finished heads apart in the order
named after stirring drive through the last FUR
long RonlanelH handled Chief Hayes in mastery
style. Heferman. with two winners, earned the
cold Enamel and Blue Pirate were the winning
favorites at the Fair Grounds. Gold Enamel took
the handicap at mile and had to be ridden out
the last stride to beat Collector Jessup "t st
race in a hard drive with Stoner Hill Inc sellImg
race war was continued. Port Worth was run
in and Fred Hornbeck was also run up 500 and sold
to Captain Harry Brolaski.
FAIR GROUNDS SUMMARIES
First race Give one-half furlongs-Iyscinjh 100
.Chandler) TO won: Voyage. 1913 (Eiollanderly 70
10 i second Fallona 1O7 (AIcIltyre). TO 3 third Time
ia Any Rags Choice Operas Dronio. Sachem Dance
Music Estepatz Lady Lasca Investor. Commandment
Gladiator Butcher and McJetta also ran.
Second race (tve one-half furlongs)-Port Worth.
9S (sewelD 10 p won Bitter Hand 81 perkins, $ 20
second Holland H. loo Hreernan), to O. third Llne
I142S King George ScheI Evelyn Garth. Desa.
Sonata Mazzni also oo
Third rnile and twenty yords)-W ecge"oou. w.
0Y. McGee) II 10 - won: Glen Gallant 1l3 cohanne-
SOM to l. second; Arsenal, los seweiD. TO . third
Time, 1853 Rivana. Gamara and DECORATION also
Fourth race (handicap. nilel-CIod Enamel TO-
{doander1 to won; COLLECTOR JessuP 81 i 6G
Time 1905. Tcrchello Marvel P. and Peter Paul also
Fifth race Give and furlongslBlue Pirate. 90
CFreemanl, to won; Hill 100 (SewelD, 70 Z
1:122s Remington Joe Colson Black Pat also ran
Sixth (mile and seventy yards)-Fred Hornbec6.
second: Dave somnaers III (seTveID 3 to third Time
1854 Merry Acrobat Lady Avon. Passive and FTanghle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-22

owing is the pairing of the two teams;
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-17
FRENCH'S BOND
IS NOT Good
Special Dispatch to The call.

SACRAMENTO, May l6.-The attempt
to secure the release of ex-senator Frank
French from the County Jail failed in an
unexpected manner to-day. The bail bond
prepared by Frenchs counsel in San
Francisco and bearing the names of the
sureties wa= presented to District Attor-
ney Seymour for his Endorsement prepar-
atory TO securing the approval of the
Superior Court. The form of the bond
was declared by the District Attorney to
be so full of Irregularities that he felt
called upon to specify them in formal
note to the court. in which he refused his
Endorsement.
The name French is spelled .'Franch," /"
and the bond recites that IAN indict-
ment having been fled, when the statu-
tory form requires that it shall read IAN
Indictment having been found Seymour
characterized the bond as insufficient, and
it was returned to French's friends. They
promised that they would have the bond
Strengthened out in San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-17
SULTAN GIVEN
GERMAN CROSS

BERLIN. May ls--A dispatch from
Tsngler TO the LokA Anzeiger says:
During the audience with the Sultan
OF Morocco at Fez, Count Won Tatten-
bach-Ashold Cthe head Of the German
mission TO Fez), read an address express
ing Emperor Williams thanks for the
warm reception given him at Tangier
through the Sultan's relatives The Count
further referred to the Emperor's visit
as proof OF the strong permanent friend
ship Of the Emperor for the Sultan.
The Emperor he continued, wishes
TO maintain the relations with Morocco
guaranteed by solemn treaties and de-
velop them in the interest of both coun-
tries"
The Count then handed to the Sultan.
OF behalf OF the Emperor. the Grand
Cross Of the Red Eagle Order, with
chain and diamonds, expressing the hope
for a long and Independent rule by the
Sultan over the state. The Sultan was
Nisibly delighted and expressed warmly
his thanks for the extraordinary mission.
70 which he gave a hearty welcome to
Fez
The audience occurred in the outer
hail OF the palace. where the Sultan sat
surrounded by all the foreign Ministers
and other 6ignitaries. The French and
English military mission greeted Count
Won Tattenbach- -Ashold in the first court
OF the palace as he retired.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-17
CASE PUZZLES
THE SURGEONS
Special dispatch to The Call.

LOS ANGELES, May ia man sup
posed to be A. Jeffrey Of San Francisco
lies at the Receiving Hospital in a most
serious condition. He is supposed to be
dying, but the police surgeons have been
unable to determine what is the matter
with him. At times he raves so violently
as to almost break the straps which hold
him to his cot. Then he falls into a
stupor from which it is impossible to
arouse him even by the application of a
powerful electric current. In lucid in
terval he gave his name, but would tell
nothing about himself.
He was staying at a rooming-house on
West Sixth street, and there he became
i'll. Yesterday afternoon he threw him
self out of a second-story window, but
was only slightly bruised.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-17
WILL PAY FARMERS
FOR CATTLE KILLED
Damage Caused by Fumes
From Selby Smelter to
Be Adjusted.
Special Dispatch to Tn. Call.

BENICIA, May l6.-The farmers
near Benicia who have suffered losses
to stock and crops aggregating $780,
Selby Smelter. the fumes from which.
1t is alleged. caused the damage. For
the last two years stock has been dying
off in large numbers and post mortem
examinations made by Veterinary Sur
geon j. S. Sullivan of Suisun and 9TH
ers showed that their deaths were due
to sulphur and lead poisoning caused
by the fumes of the Selby plant.
So heavy became the losses that the
Gowan of San Francisco and E. NJ
against the company for damages.
John w. Bourdette of San Francisco.
attorney for the Selby people. spent last
Wednesday here. In company with At
torney Billings he visited the different
ranches and saw the ruin caused by
the vapors. Attorney Bourdette admit
ted that there seemed to be a clear
case against his clients. He will make
report to the company and it is ex
pected that a satisfactory settlement
will be made.
Solano County appropriated $500 to
help defray the expenses of District
Attorney T. T. c. Gregory in a suit to
abate the nuisance. The purchase OF
the plant by Barney Baruth and his
associates complicated proceedings.
Representatives of the new company
have assured the District Attorney that
the poisonous fumes will be abated at
once.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-17
LIGHTNING STRIKES
AND KILLS CATTLE
Sudden Storm in Western
Shasta Does Great
Damage.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

REDDING, May 16.-Hailstones as
large as hens eggs fell at French
Gulch, in Western Shasta, at noon
Tuesday, The hailstorm was followed
by a heavy rainstorm that lasted more
than an hour. The storm was accom-
panied by terrific claps of thunder and
flashes of lightning, the latter rending
huge trees apart and in some cases kill
ing horses and cattle. Seven head of
full grown cattle were found dead near
a huge oak tree which had been struck
to the ground by lightning. One small
house, an empty one, near French
Gulch was completely demolished
Whole bands of frantic cattle stamped
ed through the streets of the town and
the horses attached to the mail stage
ran away, throwing the driver from his
seat and injuring him slightly.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-17
WILL JAIL SOCIETY
LEADER FOR LARCENY
Accused of Stealing Ac-
counts to Save Friend
From Exposure. I
speclal plspateh 70 rae eau.

SPOKANE. Wash. May 16.-On
charge OF larceny OF the books OF a
Spokane hardware firm by which he
was formerly employed Henry Milburn.
formerly one Of the most prominent
young society men OF this city. Is to
be brought here for trial.
Milburn Is a son-in-law OF Moritz
Thomson. owner Of the Centennial
Mills at Seattle and Portland. About a
year ago a shortage was discovered In
the Jensen King Byrd firms accounts
and Milburn was accused OF stealing
certain books to shield some one in
the firms employ. His denial was fol-
lowed by discharge and he moved to
Seattle. Leaves from the missing
books have been found In Milburn's
possession Prosecution will follow
after months of detective work The
announcement has created a sensation
in Spokane society, where Milburn and
his wife were great favorites.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-17
Every
Heart=AChe

Every pain in the breast, diff
feult breathing, palpitation,
futtering or dizzy spell means
that your heart is straining IL
self In its effort to keep in
motion. This is dangerous.
Some sudden strain from over
exertion or excitement will
completely exhaust the nerves,
or rupture the walls or arteries
of the heart, and it will stop.
Relieve this terrible strain at
once with DIR. Miles Heart
Cure. It invigorates and
strengthens the heart nerves
and muscles, stimulates the
heart action, and relieves the
pain and misery.
Take no chances; make your
heart strong and vigorous with
DR.. Miles Heart Cure.
sT suffered terribly with heart dis
case. have been treated by
different physicians for my trouble
without results I went to a physi-
clan in Memphis, who claimed that
] had dropsy Of the heart. He put
the A-ray on me, and in connection
with his medicine he came near max
ing a finish Of me. Some time before
this Mr. Young. Of ST. Louis, was
n our town. He saw my condition,
and recommended DR.. Miles, Heart
Cure TO me- ] gave il little attention
until my return from Memphis. when
concluded to try IL, and am pleased
10 say three bottles cured me.
CHARLES GOODRICH
CaruthersviIe, Mo.
Or. Miles, Heart Cure Is sold by
your druggist. who will guarantee that
the first bottle Will benefit. II II fails
he will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-17
BoGUs FURNITURE
POLISHER A THIEF
CoolIy Walks Away From n Napa Res
idcnce With Diamond
Ring.

NAPA, May ia bold burglary was
committed this afternoon by j. c.
Lewis TT the residence OF Mrs A w.
Norton. Lewis was captured by Con-
stable Secord.
Lewis went to the residence of Mrs.
Norton as a furniture polisher While
Mrs. Norton was showing him some
furniture in a bedroom Lewis picked
up diamond ring worth 500. After
he left Mrs. Norton discovered that the
ring was missing and followed Lewis
to the street. He said he would return
the ring later, but instead drove with
a confederate TO west side train. Mrs.
Norton and the officer arrived just in
time to capture the thief.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-17
NEW BOAT WILL BEAR
DEAD SOLDIERS NAME
Daughter of Washington
Senator to Christen the
Lieutenant Harris.

Special Dispatch to The Call.

SEATTLE. May 16. - Lieutenant
George NJ. Harris has been settled on
as the name for the new harbor boat
now being built at Coupeville for Gov
ernment use Ola San Francisco Bay
Lieutenant Harris was an artillery Of
ficer, who was killed in action some
years ago.
Captain Grant inspected the boat
to-day and announced that he has fixed
the date of launching for June 8. The
christening will be done by Senator
Piles little daughter, Ruth Lilliard.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-17
PUTS AN END
TO COMP ANY D.
Governor Pardee Orders
Chinese Soldiers of Fresno
to Lay Down Their Arms
COMMAND is OBEYED
Part of the Imperial Army
Defeated in Battle With
Laws of Golden State
COMMAND is oBEYED

FRESNO. May l6.-By order OF Gov
ernor Pardee, Company d, the local di-
vision of the Chinese Imperial Army.
was to-day disbanded by District Attor-
ney George W. Jones of this city Jones
sent word to the Chinese soldiers that
they were drilling, parading and bearing
arms in violation of the statutes and or
Gered them to desist until such time as
the Governor.
The action came as result of letter
received from Governor Pardee saying
that he understood unlawful body of
soldiers existed in this city and that they
claimed to have the license of the Gov
ernor. This the Governor denied and
called upon Jones to enforce the law in
the matter. After receiving the order
the guards at once disbanded
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-17
LORD SELBORNE GIVEN GALA
WELCOME IN SOUTH AFRICA
New High Commissioner From Great
Britain Accorded an Enthusiastic
Reception in Cape Town.

CAPE TOWN, Cape Colony. May Is.
Lord Selborne. former first Lord OF the
British Admiralty and the successor of
Lord Miner as High Commissioner in
south Africa arrived here to-day and
received an enthusiastic welcome. The
town and shipping were decorated with
nags and salutes were fred from the
f0fts and warships
Replying TO the Mayors address of
welcome. Lord Selborne said he desired
TO help all those who wished for the
peace, prosperity and progress of the
country. He would not shrink from
taking his share in the common task
entrusted 10 him.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-17
MURDER IN FIRST DEGREE
is THE VERDICT. OF JURY

MERGED. May 1s.-The trial of Rich
ard B. Maughs for the killing of Charles
Zander ended here tonight, the jury re-
turning a verdict of murder in the first
degree. Under the-verdict the court must
infiict the death penalty. Maugh worked
on Zander's ranch in this county. On
January 10 he shot and killed his en-
ployer because Zander took him to task
for falling to mend fence. This is the
first case in Merced County where YER
dict has been returned calling for the
death penalty.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-17
DIR. STAPLES LAWYER
MAKES PLAY FOR TIME
Wants Chance to Move for
New Trial for Wife
Murderer.
Special Dispatch to III. Can.

JACKSON. May 16.-Attorney Cam
inetti to-day asked for postponement
of the sentence of DR.. Staples, convict
ed yesterday of numbering his wife. He
wants time to prepare bill of excep-
tions and a motion for new trial The
court gave him until June "a.
Staples had a sick spell in his cell
after being returned to Jail. His at
torneys cheered him as best they could.
In court to-day he displayed no emo
ton.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-17
TWO SHOTS FIRED
THROUGH CAR WINDOW
Travelling Men on Oregon Ex-
press Escape Death by
Narrow MARGIN.

RED BLUFF, May 1e.-William A
Ahern. Southern Pacific detective, ar
rived in this city to-day to investigate
the shooting through the windows of
the Oregon express near Proberta last
Sunday afternoon. Two shots were
fired, both passing through the same
window and withins a few inches of
each other. Two travelling men who
occupied the seat by the window owe
their lives to the fact that they were
leaning backward in the seat when the
shots were fired.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-17
BATBLEToRD, CANADA, NOW
JOINED TO OUTSIDE WORLD

Rails Extended to the Outpost and
Thousands of Americans Flock
to the Region.
WINNEPEG, Manitoba, May 16.-Bat-
tleford. N. w. T.. has been connected
with the outer world, the Canadian
Northern track-layers to-day entering
that old Northwestern outpost of civ
ilization. The town will be made n
divisional terminal Thousands of
Americans are pouring into the dis
trict surrounding it,
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-17
WARRANT ISSUED FOR FORMER
MANAGER OF SHOE CONCERN
Accused of Embezxlement by Citizen
of Snntn Rosa From Whom
He Borrowed Money.

SANTA ROSA. May IA warrant
for the arrest of Simon Green, former
manager of the Santa Rosa shoe fac
tory, on the charge of embezzlement
was issued to-day. 1t is claimed that
Green after borrowing $1,000 from H.
Heppner secured possession of the ten
shares of stock of the shoe concern he
gave s security on the pretext that he
wanted to vote them at a stockholders
meeting and failed to return them.
Heppner swore to the complaint on
which the warrant was issued. Green
is in San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-17

FEDERAL JUDGE REPoRTs-The Unftsd
States Grand Jury yesterday ignored thu
charge against Sackett Cornell accused OF hav-
ing refused to perform his duty a deputy in
ternal revenue collector. The charge against
B. T. Selvage OF having falsely personaxed q
United States secret service agent was also lg-
nored- A true bill was found against Harry
Churchill, alias Harry Alexander. alias Harry
Collision charged with having made molds for
the coming Of counterfeit dimes.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-17
BIG TUBE AND LIGHT SYSTEM
NOW PROPOSED FOR LONDON
j. p. Morgan Member of Company
Which Will Seek to Finance
the Project.

LONDON. May 16.-A committee of
the House of Commons has COM
menced the consideration of the bill
providing for the installation in Lon
don of electric light and pnuematic
tube systems similar to those in use in
America. ]. P. Morgan is among the
promoters of company which has a
capital of 10000, 600 and which will
seek to finance the project. Ninety-five
miles of double tubing and 172 stations
are proposed.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-17
To Seek for the Brooklyn
Adventurer, Whose Desti-
nation Was the North Pole
WILL GO BY WAY OF
FRANZ JOSEF LAND
Hope in This Way to Come
Upon Man 0utftted by
VIM. Ziegler of New York

LONDON. May 1s.-The steamship
Terra Nova sailed to-day for Tromsoe.
Norway, whence she will go to Franz
Josef Land in search Of the expedition
headed by Anthony Fiala of Brooklyn.
n Y Fiala sailed on the steamship
America fitted out by William ziegler
OF New York for the purpose Of at
tempting TO reacn the north pole by
way OF Franz Josef Land.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-17
King Edward Honor. Alfonso.

LONDON, May 16.--It is oficially an
nounced that King Edward has ap-
pointed King Alfonso of Spain gen.
eral in the British army The appoint
ment dates from May II, the birthday
of the Spanish King.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-17
VISIT the Exposition at Portland

The new, commodious and fast steam
er. F. A. Kilburn, leaves Lombard street
wharf. pier q, Thursday. May 18th, at
10 o'clock a. M, for Astoria and Port
land. stopping at Eureka and Marsh
6eld. Fare, including berth and meals,
S1o. Procure tickets at company's
office. f56 montgomery street, room 407,
or at Lombard-street wharf. Phone
James 1851 or Main 1929