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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-27
SUSIE G. WINS PACING RACE.
Unruly Field in Class A Event At Empire
City Matinee.

Four thousand admirers Of the light harne AZ
horse gathered yesterday at the Empire trac X
to watch the contests in the tenth matinee
OF the New York Driving Club. The work Of
the race commit ee had been well done and
the fields were all evenly matched. Iet there
was not one really driving contest in the entire
program.
Glass A. trottng. which in former years
has been one Of the events of the season,
was devoid Of interest yesterday. Princess
Pique. 2IiH, has been acting stale. and her
owner decided it would be wise to give her
vacation. A. c. Schuyler has taken Mona
Wilkes. together with his other horses. to Sara
toga. where he is spending his vacation.
This left only Jolly Bachelor. 2I4H. to start
His best winning mile this year was 2I6H.
and he was started against this time. He
failed to equal it. each trial being in 2I6H.
Invader, 2lo. who has trained on since the
beginning OF the Sc ason. was started against
his former mile. in any. and he won at the
first attempt. trottins tine mile in 2Il..
Class A. pacing. which should furnish the
banner contest on the program. was sorry
exhibition. Star Pugh. 2:0on and Susie g..
2I41S. were the only ones that would score on
a pace. DR.. Madeira. 2Cs. wanted to run away !:
Cascade. 2 :0siI tried to initiate hobby horse.
and Mush. 20sA. and Sampson. 20sH. made
lot Of trouble. The result was that one -half
the Geld fell by the wayside in the first heat.
Susie G.. had no trouble in winning in slow
time for the class.
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LLAMA WINS ODONOHUE CUP.
Defeats Vivian ii. on Time Allowance
In Grayeeend bay REGATTA.

The larger boats Of the Gravesend Bay
Yachting Association assembled of the an
chorage of the Bensonhurst Yacht Club at
Timer Park yesterday afternoon to sail the
second leg OF the ODonohue CUP series.
s. E. vernon's Vivian II. was the first yacht
to finish the thirteen mile course. On cor
.rer ted Esse. AosayeE. The. saeA .~sst tot the
Mzana, owned by d. 8. Wylie Of the Atlantic
Yacht Club As the Llama was also the
winner Of the first leg. sailed on July 4. the
Sea Gate organization now becomes the
custodian OF tho coveted trophy.
sLooPs cLAss AND ABovR--YoR THE o poNoHUn
cuP-sTARr, 2j5-couRsE, is NAUTICAL HILss.
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susie G.. Blk m. u. H. Campbell .........I
Star Pugh ch. e. C. s. Price, ..................2
Mush, b. z. u. J. Foodyl. ...,.................S
DR.. Madara, oh. G. ANDREW Crawford oils
Sampson. b. 6. Thomas Lcaheyl .............dis
Tme-2I4st. 2Is.
Bessie Thompson. b. m. dsaac A. Hopper ...l /
Lady Direct, b. m. percy GID ................2
Time-2:l9a. 220.
Class D. pacing:
Baron Baron said. b: s. IN. BrinkheimeD .......'.I
Black Belle. blk. m; dsaac A; Hopper; - sro
David Muscovl,e, bly,. {: z. 9. Hindes,..s FRO
Carrie c., b. m. "a. G. vermilye) :..,...,.t 4ro
Time-2:24Ia, 217, 224.
Class A. trotting: special to beat 2:ieli ::
jolly Bachelor b. f fima .. s: M.Ds'' ''''
1n Ssssi.' TO- e e'S. si ANDREW Crawford
Time-:lii4.
Class B. tro,ting:
Bnsh'lsh'' b. T Fl SsteSsIs s FIJI.
Black Robert. 2i3a. blk. &. Clarence Collins ! !
Rita f., 2:i5s1, oh. m. Patrick Ryan.
Tme-22l. 2l9,3.
Class D, trotting:
RoeEland. CD: s. patrick Ryan, ,.ou,;;.;,....., ,
Time-2:22J7. 2244.
Grey Billy. Or. 6. william Scott ..............l l
Teddy X. b.. G. Terrence Kennedy, .........?
Royal Rene, br. z. walter Kipatrickl .,......3 3
T1me-224ss. 223.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-27
international Chess.
Special Cable Despatch 10 The SUN.

BARMEN. Germany. Aug. 2e.-The twelfth
round OF the international chess masters
tournament was contested at the Concordia
here to-day. Janowski won his game from
John. Marshall defeated Burn, Maroczy
scored against Leonhardt. Tschigorin de-
to snechting, The games Between Gotta
chall and Alapin, Bsrdeleben and Berger
and Wolf and Sohlechter were drawn The
record to date.
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Good start: won driving Grspple. b. Co.. .. by
Observation-Disclosures: owned BY d. H. Barnes.
trained by Green B. Morris.
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uturty


% FsnT. 2R E:; Bella owned by the 0H'n
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ETdDyfN
Time. TINE.
Yacht. opn.r. Club. HIS: HMs,
Flmna. F. T. Brewster y, Wy. C..s g S5
Corona, A. +. Luke, E. y. C........3 81 % 81 "
CLASS 3.
Hope, L. L. Minot. f. Y. C......,,% 5? ~ ',,,
Gloria, j. K. L. Ross, r. c. B. Y. CA q ~ VI ~
CLASS c.
Cossack. Henry A. Morse. +. Y. C..5 II ~ tIS
Hermes H., I. L. Lovitt, Y. Y. C. IS 20 "A 50"
CLASS d.
Princess, G. Wright. r. n. S. c:,s 10 50 t5sSs
Menotah. s. Allen, Chester Yes s y ~ -
ST.: Lawrence, Z. Mosley. r. c.. ,u
b. Y. Co.. ..,..,,,,...,..,,.....6 On 10 80 o.
n. Y. NJ. Bethune, r. N. s. Y. c. .Wthd rawn
Winners-Ciass a.. TlH,ina Class b.. Gloria Ga"
c., Cossack; Class d. Princess.
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For three year Odds and upward: q. 100 added:
penAlties and allowances; one mile and sixteenth
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rxrsp aAoa
YLYrH RACE.


Good start: won easily: Lord Badge. b. e. g. By
Badge-Mocklng Bird: owned and trained BY W. L.
Oliver.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-13
GAINESVILLE the PLACE.

The city Of Gainesville offers q dozen
excellent reasons Tor that city being as
the proper location for the new State
University. They are ell good ones
and should weigh heavily with those
who are authorised 20 make the selsc-
tion. In her plea foEths University,
Gainesville 10 shown 10 be what she 10,
viEi = dIstlnstivsly college town. cen.
tIsllt located, healthy both from 8
moral snd physical stshdpoint .orowpsd
with the halo Of fifty pears Of college
tradition, possessing q eItIssnshIp I'm.
bued with Q healthy and enthusiastic
educational sentiment and because
there would 80 once be transferred 10
the UnlveFSlty all the strong affection
and powerful influence Of the large
body Of che Seminary alumni. whlch Is
now larger than'tkat Of all the other
State schools combined. 0alnesvllle.is
the proper location and South Florida
shall use her lntusnos TO secure the
University for that city .--DsHoto Coun.
" News.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-13
oWe IT TO GAINESVILLE.

The Orange County Reporter would
like 10 90 on record ss being heartily
In favor Of Gainesville being selected
a. the location for the new State Uni
versity.
It 10 en- ideal location, being near the
geographical center OF the State and
near the center OF population, easily
accessible from all sections.
For fifty years il has been distinc'
lively q college town.
Its citizenship are thoroughly imbued
with . healthy and and enthusiastic
educational sentiment.
The new University would start Oh
with the accumulated power and pres
tigs OF the East Florida Seminary's
fifty years OF uninterrupted success.
The wealth Of tradition and senti'
ment which has grown up and about
che Seminary would be a rich inherit
anee to the new University.
There would be at once transferred
to the University all the strong affec-
ton and powerful influence OF the
large body OF the Seminary alumni,
which IL now larger than Of all the
other State schools combined.
OF the high value placed by her citi-
zenS upon educational advantages, a.
shown by her splendid public and pri-
vate schools and by the hearty support
given the East Florida Seminary du-
ring itG long and useful career.
OF the religious training and large
number OF scientific lectures given du-
ring the National Winter Bible Confer
ence and the Florida Chsutauqua held
there annually.
OF the religious character OF the citi-
Sens OF the community, az evidenced
by the large congregations and beauti-
iul chuFch edifices.
After thorough investigation as TO
lie healthfulness and desirability, Il
was selected over all competitors BY
the Odd Fellows as the location for
their National Sanitarium.
OF the purity and abundant supply
of water. This Is shown by analysis to
be almost identical with the famous
Poland Springs water Of Maine.
The moral atmosphere Of the city, 90
shown By the purity OF home life; the
high moral character Of lie citizens
the strict enforcement Of the prohibit
ton laws--the fact that no whiskey ID
sold, would be OF the greatest benefit
TO the student body Orange County
Reporter.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-13

A. was To be expected, the passage
" the buchanan hill brought on a keen
rivalry ~ 20 the seat OF the State Uni.
vetsty, Lake city, il seems, had no
expectation Of giving up her hold, on
account ni the money already invested
there and lu lands aud buildings,
Gainesville isH popular competitor and
has numerou, sound reasons for urging
that the Vniysr,i,y be located there.
We would bv glad Co have IL situated
nearer our end ol the State, and II the
Female ColleEr ,s toEo wet ~ the SUI
wAnuee river think the other should
come farther Into the peninsula Ar
cadia Champion
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-13

Those Gainesville people are certain
ly wide awake over the school PROPOSE
tion. Having abundant faith In their
own and the advantages u offers as 4
cite for the State University, the people
OF Gainesville are flooding the State
with letters and kilograms asking for
support. They want n good word said
for their town, aud IN strong and iorcl-
bile language they point out the good
points Of the place for the location Of
q large State school and then follow
this up with repeated requests for a
good word aud support. There IL moth
ing slow about them sud they have
faith in their town and ils advantages
which deserves 10 win ut.-Tampa
Daily Herald,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-13

The man who undertakes to build up
his religious believe by tearing down
the belief OF others, generally makes
little head way.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-13

Chief Justice Shack!ctJtl. one ot
Tloridas Eblcst Jufists. 10 receiving
many compliments from the STATE
press The honors given hmm ars Inst-
~ bestowed The supreme cuaf, Of
the State j. now In eminent hanis.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-13

When the labor unions kept out Of
politics they got along very smoothly.
Politics wont mix with anything that
has q tendency for good.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-13

lUOAs COUNTY.
Frank ], Cheney makes oath that he
81. .cuior partner " ,hN titm Of =. J..
Ch,Lcy 4 Co, dong business in the
city Of Toledo, county and state siurc.
said and that said arm will pay the
sum % ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
igr each and even case Of eatArrh that
cannot be satsd By the use Of Halls
Catarrh Oars, PRANK J. CHENEY
SWora % before me and sabseFibed
In my presence, this 9th day OF De.
crmber, A. ID. 1855.
(srAtl. A. w. GLEASON,
No9ARr PcBtic,
halls CAtaErh Cure u taken Inter
nGlly, and scts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the ayStem.
send for testimonials, free.
~ J. CHENEY a CO., Toledo, o.
sold b. eli druggists, fbe,
Taks Hallt Family Pills for eonsti-
palion.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-13

Japan will probably want Russia to
cough up all the loose change she has
TO settle.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-13

There IL liable 10 be a race war iu
Indian Territory, one VI the Marcum
family OF Kentucky was k,ll,i a.
Muskgee by aeOlored man.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-13

Norway IL having trouble to find a
king, Some scoundrel has probably
taken them 81 out. Call for anew
deck.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-13

The CsAr 10 not quite clear on the
peace proposition, He perhaps thinks
il something ON the eternal order,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-13

Bgelow, the mAn who robbed the
Milwaukee bank, geb ten years A.
hard labor in the Wisconsin State ptis-
on. He's entitled 90 q,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-13

A. between being lntsrned and In
TERED, most OF che Russian navy have
chosen The former.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-13

Two carloads a day OF pineapLles
are being shipped from Stuart.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-13
EXPRESS PREPAID.

As,ortmen, allowed on Az Goods OF same
Price
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-13
PARTIAL PRICE LISTOF
Whistles, Wines, Beer and Malt
Bulk GOods-Jugs Free-NOt PREPAID

Bulk GOods-Jugs Free-NOt Prepaid,
$50 Per Gallon:
Rye, Gin, Corn Good grade.
SEQ Per Gallon
Rs e.. Gin Corn. Rum. Fine quality
tAN Per Gallon
Rye. Gin Corn, Rum Best for the money.
eiOu Per Gallon:
e. RFc Peach and Apple brandy Mellow
ed hy age.
500 Per Gallon.
Victoria RE. social DROPS RYE Mediclna
quality,
LENp ST LOUIS BEER. Per boz
fa.staT Beer. - Al q
E1tU Pale ....... ....... 1 10
Standard ........ nl
Mut. extra tash ......... ........... / 10
tuuurECI Imported .... ........... i al
NIs, AlC. Irtr .............. gs
Guinness Stout. pint. ..........., 81
Price, N' fNc h1. pu application
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-13

". I iSsas ST.. HANNE BROS, "
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-25
News Than Any Other Paper
THE THEATERs.

ALcAZAR-"A Fool and His Money
CALIFORNIA-''Th Unwelcoms Mra
Hatch"
CENTRAL-''Thec corvfct's Daughter
CHUTES-vaudevill
COLUMBIA-"A Romanos OF Ath-
lone"
GRAND-'-Way Out West"
LYRIC HALL - Lecture. ''welfars
Work"
oRPHEUM-vaudiv Matinee 70
day.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-25
BANK FAILURE
DUE To FRANK
COULD S LOSSES
Trust Company Stock
holders May Sue
to Recover.
special dispatch to Tne CAN.

NEW YORK, May 24.-Frank j.
Gould was a director Of the collapsed
Merchants Trust Company in March,
1903, when the directors decided to in
vest s504,s25 of the depositors' money
In the bonds of the Hudson Valley Rail-
road Gould was then heavily inter-
ested in the Hudson Valley Railroad.
He was ambitious to be a trolley road
magnate.
When the State Banking Department
learned how the depositors' money had
been squandered upon s1,500,0 900 se-
curities of Gou1d's Virginia Passenger
and Power Company, q vigorous pro-
test was made The result was that
the members of the Gould family paid
S1,40O, 900 in cash into the treasury of
the trust company and took back the
81, SOC, 600 of questionable bonds.
The loss of 100000 which the little
trust company sustained through It's
transactions with the Virginia Passen-
ger and Power. Company crippled it
badly. The loss IT sustained In it's deals
with the Hudson Valley Company
wrecked it.
The great body OF stockholders, who
bought their shares as an investment
and knew nothing about high finance
tricks, are indignant and talk of suing
Gould.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-25
Pro
notes Palmer
and Ingram.
Southern Pacific to Be
Divided Into Two
Districts.

General Manager Calvin has taken the
first step in what is expected to be a
general overhauling of the various de-
partments of the Western system of the
Southern Pacific Company. Yesterday it
was formally announced from Mr.. Cal
wins Office that Manager James Agler had
resigned and that when his resignation
becomes effective on June 1 the position
long held by Agler will be abolished and
thereafter the Western system, under the
direction of two general Superintendents,
will be operated as two separate districts.
w. s. Palmer. now superintendent of
the Western division, with headquarters
at Oakland, is to be made general super
intendent of the Northern district and
Division Superintendent r. H. Ingram,
with present headquarters in Los Angeles.
Is to assume the title of general superin-
tendent of the Southern district. Palm
er's position as division superintendent at
Oakland is to be filled by r. w. Scott,
at present superintendent of the Salt
Lake division at Ogden, and II. v. Plat,
superintendent of the Oregon Short Line
division at Salt Lake, will take Ingram 8
place in Los Angeles All these changes
will become effective on June l.
AS yet 1t has not been decided Just
where the dividing line of the newly
Created OlSlIlClS Will De OIaWn, DUI 1t Is
expected that 1t will be somewhere south
of the local railroad yards, which will be
included in the Northern district, presided
over by General Superintendent Palmer,
who will have his headquarters In this
city and probably in the Offices occupied
now by Manager Agler. The two districts
will include the same territory now with
in the Western system: that is, the lines
as far north as Roseburg. Ore, eastward
to Sparks in Nevada and southwark as
far as FL Paso. The changes are the re-
suit Of correspondence between General
Manager Calvin and Julius Kruttschnitt.
director OF maintenance of way and oper-
ations of the Hartman lines who have
long appreciated the fact that the West
ern system Of the Southern Pacific Com
paEy is too big a stretch Of rails for one
man to handle.
The announcement was also made at the
railroad offices yesterday of the resigna-
tion of John c. Hill. lease and right Of
way agent of the company, who has been
connected with the corporation for twen-
ty-four years. His resignation takes ef-
feet June 1 and Immediately thereafter
Hill will enter upon the duties of vice
president and general manager of the
Monterey County Gas and Electric Com
pany. 1t was said yesterday that he
would be succeeded In his present posi-
ton by his chief clerk, B. r. Shrader.
Hill is one OF the best known men in the
employ Of the Southern Pacific and re-
ceived an appointment to his present po-
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-25

WASHINGTON, May 24--As n result
of the Equitable Life Assurance Society
scandal, the President Is considerine
to Congress for Cow
ernment supervision OF Insurance COM
panies, 10 be exercised through a
Bureau os Insurance in the Department
of Commerce and Labor.
This recommendation has already been
prepared. but whether 1t will be sent in
Will depend upon the report OF Commits
sioner of Corporations Garfield. who is
making an exhaustive inquiry into the
Governments right to assume control OF
insurance companies
The question whether the business Of
insurance companies constitutes inter-
state commerce is regarded as a serious
one. The decisions of the Supreme Court
in almost similar cases seem to conflict
If it be found that the assumption Of
Government control is supported by law
as laid down by the Supreme Court. the
Presidents strongly worded recommends
ton will go into his message and Gar
field will draft bill to be introduced
soon after Congress meets The Presi-
dent and Garfield believe that their ideas
of Federal supervision are upheld by the
law.
The bill they have outlined provides. in
effect, for the supervision OF insurance
companies in the same manner that ma
tional banks are controlled. The books
Of insurance companies would at AL
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-25
PEACE PLEDGE
BETWEEN HILL
AND HARTMAN
Late Rivals to Join in
Construction of
Railroad.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

NEW YORK, May 24.-The warfare
between the Hartman and Hill fac
tions over the Northern Pacific is now
ended, a harmony agreement between
the parties having been signed to- day
This means that the Northwestern
railroad situation, over which there has
been such bitter strife, has been finally
eliminated as stock market disturber
The deal is in the form of a joint
agreement between the Union Pacific
and the Northern Pacific Railroad
companies for the construction of a
connecting road between the Union
Pacific and the Northern Pacific roads
in the Clearwater district.
The connecting road is to be opened
jointly by the two companies, which
will itself be. 1T was said, the most
convincing proof of the harmonious
relations between the systems.
The whole market was very strong
in expectation of such announcement,
Union Pacific and merger issues max
ing sensational gains. Reports of a
final settlement of all difficulties grow
ing out of the old Northern Pacific
"corper" were current during the day.
1t was said that when Morgan re-
turned from Europe his services as
peacemaker and general harmonizer
would not be required.
The details of the harmony agree
ment were worked out at a conference
held yesterday between representatives
of the various interests involved.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-25
eVc-utu % UcCUlne more helpless every day.
Her Father Sends Money to Family.

When family verge of starvation the wes
Wilmington Ohio sent them some money The
couple invested little chicken County
Ross station. -
pretty cottage nesting green canyon all the hills
wanted The husband began to study
poultry raising the scn of his neghbo But he succeeded
at last The chickens hatched hundreds
Tort seemed to be assured TO the Stephens family.
OF the chickens had be fed expense lit
tie
the children. - 30 0
Weaing and failure though ne destined
for bigger things He felt that he by circumstances
The wife courage hour her d poverty
did she lose her pride At when barely enough
telling Country pretty children and her happiness
This when hunger threatened whnd and
Of my papa"
luoy night thinking over what he considered
life and his mind gave zav
He became maniac with murder in his heart
Performs Deadly Deed at Dawn.
Stealt and picked I'D
52cab revolver Gently opened of the room where his
wife slept The light of dawn seang through lighted
her pale, patient
the pistol close TO her temoe and
pressed the trigger Before the died
the head OF ms little son. Herbert who lay beside his
Near the bed where the light fell
Phos asleep were outsehed
she wanted to be lifted The
OF sleeping baby.
and Josephine were in one
bed The father have proceeded work with swtn and
the cunning OF Both children through
this revolver only contained
dispatched namesake the eldest SON
Hates and hoeless the the road still
fred by the kill dairyman John
Lu who passing shouting They stopped
approach Suddenly Stephens lifted his
revolver and fred They rapidly
notified Sheriff w. P Taylor.
Maniac PursueS the Passing Milkman
Stephens after the for yards
stepped under oak fred bullet into his
Coutfu Paxe 4 a
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-25
FAMILY is POISONED
By RESTAURANT FOOD
Mother and Three Children
Become Ill After Eat
ing Pudding.
special psspateh 70 rhs caIl

FRESNO. May 24-Mrs. John Pimental.
the wife OF a wealthy sheepman OF Fow-
Ter. and three Of her children are dan
gerously III at local sanitarium as the
result OF eating poisoned pudding. Mrs
Pimental. it is feared. win die
Mrs Pimental and four children came
to Fresno this morning to be near the
husband and father while he was IN
dergonig a dangerous operation. All fve
ate dinner at a cafe and all but the
youngest child took pudding for dessert.
Within nve minutes after leaving the
table all but the youngest child were
taken sick on the street The mother be-
came unconscious before an ambulance
could be summoned.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-25
Family of Edwin B. Stephens
Killed by the Father
as They Sleep.
MANIAC RUNS AINUCK
Rushes From Slaughter Pen
Shouting and Shoots
at Passersby.
HIS AIM IS DEADLY
UTCTTMJ OFMOUNT UIELD 1RAGEDl

insanity brought Stephens
ded ms wife and FIVE children
View, Ross Valley station, yesterday morning
The wife and children
the head Two OF them Josephine aged Herbert aged
several hours but died the Gruener
After he had family
headed barooted
heo passing rnkn Then he placed the
breast and pulled the The
used the again and bullet
Following the victims of the tragedy Stephens
old; Mrs Phosa P Stephens years Josephine
phen DID, Aaude Stephens Stephens
years Old Herbert Stephens Old Phosa Stephens,
months old.
stephens nurderou madness him
OF his family began brighten
age TO rened and educated had
thing he had undertaken Children couple
seemed become dav
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-25
Thieves Enter Apartments.

PARIS. May A.-Thieves yesterday entered
the apartments In hotel of Grand Duke
Nicholas OF Russia. who IL passing through
Paris. accompanied by his aid de camp, Colonel
Drummer. The thieves secured jewels valued
at $1,000 belonging to Colonel Brunner.