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The San Francisco call., 1905-03-30
PHILIPPINE SCOUTS ARRIVE
ON THEIR WAY TO MANILA

The Philippine scouts, who were at
the ST. Louis Exposition, arrived here
yesterday and are now encafaDed at
the Presidio. They are en- route to the
Philippines. This is the provisional
battalion of scouts that was brought
here early last year In command of
Major F. de L. Darlington from the
liant evolutions at the Presidio during
the months time they were encamped
there attracted much attention. Major
Darlington took them on to ST. Louis.
On arrival there he was summarily re-
lieved from command and ordered
to Manila There he was ordered be-
fore a court-martial. The charges were
misrepresentation of funds. He was
found guilty and sentenced to sixty
years Imprisonment and is now in
Bilibid prison.
The scouts are now in command of
Major w. H. Johnston, who relieved
Major Darlington. But two of them
have died during their sojourn in this
country They will sail for their ma
tive land on the transport Thomas.
leaving here tomorrow at noon
They consist of the Fourth Com
pany, Macabebes; Twenty-fourth Ilo-
canos; Thirtieth Company, Tagalogs.
and Forty-seventh Company. Visayans.
They are in command of Major
w. HI Johnston, Lieutenants Edward
Dworak, Robert Dickson, Boss Reese,
Wesley King. j. A. Paegelow. C. E.
Dority. Crispulo Patajo, Clay Platt
and A. j. Macdonald.
Among the prominent army officers
sailing on the Thomas for the Philip
pines are Colonel e. A Darlington.
Colonel Henry Wygant, Major III. G..
Fisher, Major C. G. Ayers and Captain
O. O. Sawtelle Jr
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-30
MYSTERY SURROUNDS
DEATH OF A WOMAN
THREE TICKETS
IN THE FIELD
Great Interest Is Taken in
the Approaching Biennial
Election at San Rafael
Special Ds,D.sse to IN. CALL

SAN RAFAEL, March 29.-San Ra-
faePs approaching biennial election Is
already attracting much interest There
are three tickets in the field-the Good
Government, the Municipal League
and the Independent. The hght. how
ever. is mainly between the Good Gov
ernment Clubs candidates for Trustees
and School Directors and those of the
Municipal League.
The Good Government Clubs candi-
dates for Trustees are George 7. Page
Gncumbent) and George Mtllen; for
School Directors-Dr. George Rodden
and Dr. Charles Dubois,
These candidates favor the strict
regulation concerning the sale OF
liquor.
The candidates OF the Municipal
League for Trustees are p. H Cochrane
and M. Pedrotti. They are understood
to be in favor OF not changing the
existing laws regulating the liquor
traffic.
DIR. Wickman and Attorney =. B.
Martinelli incumbents, are candidates
for reelection to the Office Of School
Director and are supported by the
Municipal League. The candidates on
the Independent ticket are; For Trus-
tees-C A. Almy and w. ". Moore;
for School Directors. R. Moore and
I. r. Redmayne-
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-30
FRED NJ. oAMPBELL's FUNERAL.

OAKLAND, March 29.-The chill
oren Of Fred NJ. Campbell, the pioneer
educator Of California, who died at
washington, ID. c., last night. have
arranged for the shipment of the body
70 oakland. The funeral services will
Dc held from the Campbell residence
l-ez Webster street. AS q mark of re.
spect City Superintendent of Schools
1acCig Inonos to-day ordered flags half
Inasted on the public school b1ildines
throughout the city. The funeral ar
rangements will be made to meet the
approval of Mrs. Campbell. the widow
VINO became Campbell's wife last No
NemDer. She was Mrs. Il. M. T..
walker, formerly of PhiladedIpbia.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-30
SPEAKS OF RUSSIAN PRISONS.

ALAMEDA, March 29.-The Ala
media County Teachers Institute met
this morning at Hamilton Hall and
listened to lecture on Russian convict
life by Colonel A. NJ. Lochwitsky, a
Russian political exile. The speaker
told Of prison life in Siberia and the
horrors of Saghalien. He had been in
prison for fifteen years for having
opened a private school, The clos
ing session OF the institute was held
in the afternoon. After some discussion
a resolution was adopted requesting
the county board to have the exarni-
nations held at the several school
houses on regular school days in
stead of Saturdays.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-30
sAVEs FRIEND,s IIEr

OAKLAND, March 29.-Dan O'Con-
nell, residing at Moss avenue and
broadway, jumped overheard from the
Key Route pier yesterday afternoon
ana saved George Ramos, his friend.
from drowning. Ramos fell overheard
losing his balance while throwing q
stone at sealion. There was a hard
struggle on O'Connell's part. The men
were unconscious when taken out Of
the water. Ramos is an electrician on
the Key Route. He resides at 232
Hannah street. O'ConnelI is a ma
chinist
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-30
JEFFRIES is WILLING
TO MEET MARVIN HART

NEW YORK, March 25.-When
Champion Jim Jeffries received word
to-day that Marvin Hart had defeated
Jack Johnson he repeated his state
ment made some time ago that he
would be willing to meet the Ken
tuckian If the latter beat the colored
champion. Jeffries said:
L am glad Hart won, not that it
necessarily means we will get into the
ring in fight for the championship,
but because it puts the negro out of
the running. If Johnson had won he
would never have fought me, as my
decision never to fight negro would
have been faithfully kept. If Hart Is
considered out of my class I will retire
from the ring this year forever
To the spectators who witnessed
Tuesday nights affair IN Woodward's
Pavilion the proposal to match Hart
with Jeffries sounds like an All Fools
day joke. Hart declared his willing
ness yesterday to meet Jeffries, pos
sibly having in view the losers end of
a big purse. There are city authorities
charged with the prevention of-cruelty
and they would undoubtedly prevent
such a match.
!. The scientific world is probably the
loser through the defeat of Jack john
son. Had he ever faced Jeffries the
scientists would see a man change his
color, a phenomenon in which many
are interested.
Johnson was a sore disappointment
to his hackers. Many of the shrewd-
est judges of form backed him heavily.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-30
PREPARING FOR DEDICATION
OF BOYD MEMORIAL PARK

SAN RAFAEL. March 3ss-The
Boyd Memorial Park. recently donat-
ed to the people Of San Rafael by
John F. Boyd and his wife. will be
dedicated on April 20.
The park comprises many acres Of
beautiful ground and takes in a large
portion of the San Rafael Hill. The
dedication exercises will be public
and the school children Of the city
will be assigned an active part on the
programme Mrs Boyd intends to
have different classes participate in
the planting of trees.
1t is understood that Judge w. w.
Morrow will formally present the
park to the city on behalf OK Mr..
and Mrs Boyd
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-30
WANTS INDEMNITY.

OAKLAND. March 29.-The trial of
an actlon to foreclose a mortgage
brought by the United States rideIifv
ano Guaranty Company against ,Josenh
SaXton, j. A. West and others was he
gun to-day. The property is located
10 the Claremont district and valued
at about $4,000. Saxton, to secure the
surety company against loss on a
$4,000 bond it gave for f. Norwood
Jones IN building Government works
at Fort Baker, gave it a trust deed to
me property. The surety company
had to pay $I1, ,I90 for Jones. -s
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-30
Negro Thief Conscience-stricken.

Harry Treese, a colored bootblack,
surrendered himself to the police in
Oakland on Tuesday night. He said
he had been employed in the barber
shop of w. E. Dellow, 1902 Sutter
street this city, and on Tuesday af-
ternoon had taken Sc so out of the
cash register. His conscience had
been troubling him and that was why
he wanted to be arrested. The police
here were notified and yesterday De-
tective Cody went to Oakland and
brought Treese to the City Prison.
Dellow had reported the theft to the
police.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-30
Coal Bunlkers for California CITY.

William M. Bunker, representing
the San Francisco Chamber of Com
merce at Washington, has written ia
the chamber that the navy bill pro-
vides a lump sum that will cover the
cost of the naval coal bunkers to be
erected at the coaling station at Cal
ifornia City and also that a naval hos
pital will be erected at the training
station on Yerba Buena Island.
The chamber has received proposals
for bids for hospital supplies to be
sent to the isthmus. The supplies
range from furniture and kitchen
utensils to surgical implements.
Blanks can be secured at the Office of
the secretary of the chamber
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-30
Exempt Firemen ohiect.

The Supervisors Building Commit
tee yesterday received the protest OF
the exempt firemen to a resolution
passed by the board granting the
volunteer firemen the right to use the
premises on Brenham place now used
by the Department of Electricity j.
j. Guilfoyle. secretary Of the exempts.
stated that his organization had been
occupying the premises for many years
by permission of the State Legislature.
The committee postponed action. but
as there are three stories in the build
ing there will be room for both organi-
zarions.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-30
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.

SAN RAFAEL. March ga de-
lightful evening at home was given
by Pratt Inman and his wife at their
III street home last evening to cele-
brate the eighth anniversary OF their
marriage. Among the invited guests
were DR.. +. Sawyer and wife, DIR. and
Mrs. HalSey, p. II. Peterson, DIR. and
Mrs. Vanderlip. s. Olmsted, L. Lizard,
Miss Lizard, George and Henry Han
sen, Professor Turney and George
and Pauline Murray
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-30
WIDOW TELLS HOW HER
HUSBAND MET HIS DEATH
Explains How by Taking Hold of Tele-
phone Wire He Was the Victim
of Powerful Current

Oh FOWerful Current.
OAKLAND, March 2e.-Mrs. Joanna
Horton, who is suing the Sunset Tele-
phone and Telegraph Company for
$4,000 damages for the death of her
husband, who was killed by taking
hold of one of the telephone wires. took
the stand in her own behalf this after
noon and told how her husband met
his death.
She explained that her telephone
had been ringing at intervals and Civ
Ing her much annoyance and one
evening in July last, when this ring
ing began. she called her husband and
he went to the side of the house to
make an examination and took hold of
the wire and could not let go. She
ran TO neighbor's for help, but when
she returned he was lying on the
ground dead.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-30
Mrs. Mccarthy Debarred.

Mrs. Elizabeth Mccarthy, who ar
rived with her husband on the steam
ship sSonoma from Australia. has beer
denied landing by the United States
Immigrant Bureau on the report ot
the Federal quarantine department
that she is afflicted with trachoma. a
contagious disease of the eyes. Both
man and wife came in the second
cabin.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-30
THIEF RIFLES
ROOM IN HOTEL
Steals a Small Quantity of
Jewelry From Apartment
of One of the Employees
Special Dispatch to The CAN.

SAN RAFAEL, March 29.-Word was
received at the Sheriffs office this even
ing that the room occupied by Miss
Lulu Palmer in the Hotel Belvedere at
Belvedere had been entered and a
quantity Of jewelry stolen. Miss Palmer
is employed at the hotel. She says the
thief obtained a watch, pin and five
rings.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-30
Loses Her Watch and Cb,,n

Miss Cleo Townsend. 21s2 o'Farrell
street. reported to the police vestar-
day that her gold watch and chain
valued at SIS, had either been stolen
or lost She rode on a Turk-sfreet
car on Tuesday night to Market and
transferred to a Powell-street car
She got off the latter car at California
street, when she missed the watch and
chain.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-30
SUICIDES AFTER oUARRE1

OAKLAND, March 29.-David P. Por-
ter plumber, who shot himself yes
teroay at 511 Sixteenth street after
a quarrel with Miss May Short, sup
posed to have been his wife, died this
morning at o'clock at the Receiving
Hospital. The Coroner took charge of
the case
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-30
:. K. TULLocK RETURNS HOME

W. K. TULLOCK RETURNS HOME
Alameda. March 29.-w. X Tullock. who
disappeared two weeks ago. causing his bride
Of a month much apprehension, returned home
last night in the company of friends who
said they had found him In Sausalito Tullock
stated to-day that he had no remembrance of
where he had been or what he had done for
fourteen days. His wife affirms that she be-
lieyes her husbands mind was temporariI
affected because Of close application to busi-
ness.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-30
Ball Players Legally Drafted.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, March 29.-
The National Baseball Commission
decided that Players Newton and
Chase of the Los Angeles club. Bu-
chanan of the Oakland club and Frisk
and Blankenship of the Seattle club
were properly drafted from the Pa
cific Coast League by the major
league clubs.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-30

SUES IRON WoRKs.-victor HOFFMAN
brought suit yesterday in the Justices Court
to recover S249 81 from the Oakland Iron
Works. Hoffman, alleges that he ordered
some Iron girders from the defendant which
broke when they were placed In a building
he was having constructed.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-30

POCKET PICKED AFTER FIGHT
Eugene Avy Ala Lombard street. went tn
the fight at woodward's Pavilion on Tues
day night His purse. containing $50 90. was
covered that the purse was missing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-25

BLACK OAK RIDGE FRUIT FARM WANTS A
few boarders: coed table. fine water: very shady;
riding aud driving. f. Ii. PURCELL. Purcell
Vile, Va. te2t-3ts
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BOARDING.

COME TO GLEN MANOR" FOREST GLEN
and enjoy nature at its full beauty; cool
rooms left; plenty Of porches; je22-4t'
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WANTED-HELP.
MALE.

WANTED-SUBER MEN FOR NATIONAL GUARD
enlistment suspends June 80 until after camp;
promotion. Address Capt. +. PENROSE SMITH,
Room 6o7. Star bldg, call Room % Armory,
MONDAYS y I'm je25-2t"
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CONCORD FARMS MI FROM WASH. CIiESA-
peake Beach R.R.; Berry Station 3 min walk,
trains convenient for oiicehoiders: old colonial
mansion, large rooms, suitable for families: fine
shade, abundance of Ice, milk. fresh vegetables;
refs Address Miss X BERRY, Richie.
Prince George Co, Md. te243t'
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-BI YOUNG COUPLE EMPLOYED
during day, two three furnished rooms for
Ink; 10 or 20 minutes walk from post office
Address BOX IA, star once.
WANTED - TWO UNFINISHED 2D-FLOOR
rooms. between 9th and 10th and VI and . SITS
BY VIM. DE BATE. Room Sli East l. o.
Dept. 3D.
WANTED-FOR ONE YEAR. SECOND FLOOR
OF three rooms. unfurnshed. in north and south
house. Washington Heights. Address A. h. X.
Star Office. je24-3ts
wANTED-CAIL ON WASHINGTON RENTAL
BUREAU for roomers and rooms. 65 Metzerott
bldg i.2I Il.
wANTED-SMALL ROOM FOR STORAGE IN
East Washington. Address Box 225, Star Office
te23 St.
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THE WASHINGTON COLLEGE-3D AND T SITS.
ne, opens to summer Eoarders June Is. Rates
from $50 10 $50 per month. Bowling, billiards
and tennis court free to guests. ap2S-tf-i
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WANTED-ROOMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD HABITS
wants room and board NV for $50 per month.
Address with particulars, Box 226 Star office. /.
WANTED ROOM AND BOARD BY FATHER
and son. aged sixteen; private family preferred;
terms must be reasonable. Address Box L. Star
office Ire
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ON GRANT ROAD. u. c.. THIRD HOUSE WEST
OF Chevy Chase cars; high and slightly; porcies,
shade, baths: thirty minutes asury. Telephone
Chevy Oh. Cpl Mrs. ]. A. FlNCK. je24-3t'
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STONEY CASTLE-A FEW BoARDERS WANTED
for the summer; farm house; plenty of fresh veg
etabes good milk; large lawn. shady porch. Adj
dress Mrs. j. A. CiIlSWELI-, PoolesyiAe. Nd.
ie2J-3ts
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

FOR RENT-FURNISHED. FOR 8 MONTHS.
Five-room apartment cool and pleasant; owner
will retain sleeping room If desired; small rent.
Fl The Westover. te252t'
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SUMMER BoARD-lN A TRUE SOUTHERN
home; few boarders Will be taken al
able rates for the summer; excellent table pur-
est of spring water, and large. airy rooms. Ad-
dress Mrs. ". H. NELSON. Casanova Fauquier
Co. Va. Within n short distance Of Washing
ton. Phone and telegraph service. y. O. and
churches ie2i GOT
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B0ARDING-0UT OF TOWN.

NEW YORK, II WEST SID ST.-CENTRAL PARK
West-Family having elegant home would accom-
modate southerncrs visiting city; service and ia.
bic superior; convenient to surface and elevated
trains; terms moderate Write for particulars.
je1S-Tt
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
NO EFFORT TO SETTLE.
But Fornes Says He Is Trying to
Protect Wife.

Acting Mayor Charles V. Fornes yesterday con-
tradicted report that he had been to Vermont
over Sunday in an effort to bring about settle
mcnt of his wifes suit for divorce, but he said: Il
promised when | married to love, honor and pro-
tect my wife, and when I promise to protect any
intend to do IT % the best of my ability. and
l am trying protect my wife in this matter
and her from the influence of those who have
deludod her
Asked when he intended to lay before the District
Attorney proofs that effort had been made to
extort $loG 600 him in the divorce case. he Te
Piled. II have nothing more to say than that will
see that the persons who deluded my wife pur:-
ished."
T. G. OSullivan, OF counsel for Mr.. FOrnes, said
that there had been attempt to settle the divorce
suit. Thomas W. Maoney. Of Poultney. VT who
Is associated with Mr.. O'Suivan counsel in TIE
case has declared that Mrs Fornes win not dare
to bring the suit to trial in Vermont. Mr.. OSulh-
said yesterday that he and Mr. Maloncy were
agreed that they ought to ignore the suit started
in the Vermont court the ground that the
court had no jurisdiction, when neither Mr.. Fornes
nor his wife had legal residence in Vermont IN
such a judgment by default iwouldfnot~ee
binding on Mr.. Fornes, yet any testimony against
him could be used in the prosecution Of any wilt
nesses who committed perjury
Mrs. Fornes and her New-York counsel were. ap-
parently. i'm the city yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
WANTS TO MOB DRIVER.
Cape May Crozcd Tired of Balti-
mOrean's Reckless "AutO" Driving.

Cape, May, N. ] Aug. IA (SpeciaD.-Thomas
crossing Beach-ave. the way to their hath
house to-day, were struck by an automobile
driven by Frank H. Hack. jr.. Of Baltimore.
and both were injured but not seriously. The
automobile being driven at speed greater
than the law allows. but the position of Hack
such that he could not Mr. and Mira
Butts and both of them struck on the
side and pushed along by the machine for four
five feet, but not rIr over. Both were badly
bruised and so stunned that they had to be
carried stretchers to the Hotel Lafayette.
where they staying. 1t was at first thought
that Mr.. Butts had been seriously injured. but
examination showed that he suffering
only from bruises He said that he did not want
to have Hack arrested
When the machine came up the drive 1t had
in it Frank H. Hack, jT.. of Baltimore j. Van
Meter Hack OF Virginia. and another man and
a woman. In the excitement following the ac-
cident a crowd surged around the machine and
many of them wanted to mob those in the car.
The GOODNESS OF the police prevented trouble.
Those who were i'll the machine escaped and
returned TO their hotel. Later F. H. Hack. of
Baltimore gave bail before Alderman Duke for
his sons appearance in court tomorrow. Young
Hack and others fined by Alderman Duke
for reckless driving last evening when they tore
down piece of railing along the boardwalk
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
K. W. HATCH NAY RETIRE.
Report That He, Dir. Parker and
". r. Sheehan Will Form Firm.

Lawyers I'm this city have expressed interest
the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of
the First Department intends to resign from the
bench to engage in the private practice of law
In this city in company with ex-Judge Alton b.
Parker and William F. Sheehan. According TO
the report the new firm will be known as Parker,
Sheehan & Hatch, and will begin business about
September l.
A member of William F. Sheehan's law firm at
No 32 Nassau-st., said yesterday that in the
absence of Mr.. Sheehan in Bar Harbor his as
sociates could not talk about the report that
Justice Hatch and ex-Judge Parker were TO be
Mr. Sheehan's partners in the law business. II
can neither confirm deny the report" he
said, but I say that change in the pres
ent firm may be expected"
Ex-Judge Parker's law offices adjoin and are
connected with Mr.. Sheehan's Offices, although
the two men have not been associated In bust
ness since Mr.. Parker retired from the bench
Mr. Parker was out of town yesterday
Buffalo, Aug IA special dispatch from
Cambridge Springs, Penn, says:
Justice Edward w. Hatch is spending his
cation here He was asked to-day If ne intended
TO resign from the Supreme Court bench and en-
ter the law firm Of Sheehan and Parker.
Where did that come from?" asked the JUS
tice When informed that it had been printed
in New-York he said:
II have nothing to say.
''Will you confirm the rumor?"
''I will neither deny nor confirm it.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
FOUR 4FTER tom LEE.
ChinatO1cn's Mayor Has Narro7c
Escape, He Thinks.

Tom Lee, the Mayor OF Chinatown" was
summoned TO the District Attorneys office yes
terday by Mr.. Kernochan, who wanted to ask
Lee about the recent trouble with the Hep Sing
Tong. Lee made an engagement with his
counsel. Frank T. Lloyd. to meet him at Centre
and Franklin SITS at certain time. Lloyd was
late. and while Lee waiting the corner
for him, before going to the District Attorney s
office two of Lees lieutenants, Jim Gung and
Charlie JOng. up to him and said that four
men. headed by Mock Duck. laying for
him. presumably to kill him Two of these men.
Lee told. had gone along FrankIin-st and
two along Leonard-st
Lee did not wait for Mr.. Lloyd. but bolted as
fast as he could TO the police station under
the Criminal Courts Building. There he rushed
into the arms of two policemen, the bodyguard
of two OF the judges. who were standing on the
steps He told his story, and, with several other
men, the police hurried out and made a quick
tour OF the block. They found two Cinnamon
hiding behind truck in Leonard st, but the
two escaped along Leonard-st. and through
Mulberry Bend Park. One of them Lee alleged.
was Mock Duck himself.
Lee said that he had learned that the reward
of $4,000 offered for his death by the rival or
ganization in Chinatown still in force He
said that hereafter he would not leave his rooms
In Chinatown without a bodyguard Lee went
to the District Attorneys Office and had his con-
ference with Mr.. Kernochan