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The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
HONOR MEMORY
OF ARCHBISHOP
Special Dispatch to The CAN.

VALLEJO, March 31.-Plans for the
institution of the new council of
Knights of Columbus at Napa on Sun
day next have been completed The
Knights Of San Francisco, Oakland and
San Jose will arrive in Vallejo at 10
a m Sunday They will be joined at
the North Vallejo station by Vallejo
Council. An excursion train bearing
the Knights Of Sacramento will arrivs
N Napa about the same hour as the
San Francisco and Vallejo special. The
visiting Knights will attend high mass
IN St. Johns Church at II a. m The
women Of Napa will serve luncheon to
the visitors at noon and at 1:30 D. m.
the work of instituting the new coun-
ell, which will be known as AIemany
Council, in honor of the late Arch
bishop OF San Francisco, will take place
in MigIiavacca Hall. Vallejo Council
confers the first degree. The State de-
gree team will confer the second and
third degrees.
The rev council has selected the fol-
lowing officers:
Grand knight, F. NJ. silva: deputy grand
knight. William Kelly. chancellor. j. E
O'NeiIl: lecturer, J. Mathews; warden, Phil
Dwyer. treasurer. Edward Flanagan; record
ing secretary. n. s. Thomas: financial secre-
tary G. w StrohI: inside guard, j. Flanagan;
outside guard. Thomas Lonergan; trustees.
hapla.n. Rev J. Byrn,; advocate. D. ]. Nc
Cartney.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
BADLY INJURED
IN A RUNAW WAY
Special Dispatch to me Can.

VALLEJO. March 31.-The pluck and
presence of mind of j. W. Mcdonald, a
wholesale liquor dealer of San Fran
cisco, saved his wife and himself from
death in runaway accident near this
city last night.
Mcdonald and his wife were driving
to Napa Junction from this city When
near the Five Mile House their horse
became frightened at an approaching
train and ran away. The horse tried
to cross the track. directly in front of
the train. but Mcdonald guided it into
a post. The buggy was upset and the
occupants thrown out Mrs McDon-
aid was caught in the reins and was in
danger of being kicked to death. when
her husband, though badly. shaken up.
dragged her into safety. In doing SO
he was struck by one Of the flying
hoofs and knocked TO the ground. Mrs:
Mcdonald was injured about the hips
and shoulders. Her husband was badly
bruised about the body.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
BOYS NEARLY
CAUSE A RIOT

SACRAMENTO, March 31.-The po-
lice were called out to-day to save a
band Of doctors from being called
'tQuacks."
For several days past band Of trav-
cling physicians styled Quaker doc
tors has been holding forth in a tent
pitched on vacant lot opposite the
State Capitol. A high school boy. re-
turning from his noon meal to-day.
looked in at the tent and called ont
derisively "Quack. Quack." He was
pursued by one of the doctors. who
gave him a resounding whack across
the shoulders with his cane he bow
ran back to the school and told his
fellow-pupils Of the assault. They
formed IN line several hundred strong
and returning to the tent meeting.
broke it up by crying 'Quackt Quacki
Quackt''
The doctors. terrified by numbers.
sent a hurry call for the police. When
a detail of officers arrived in the patrol
wagon the boys were at their desks.
having been induced by Principal Tade
to return to their studies No arrests
were made
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
DoAN's PILLS.
A COMMON ERROR.
The Same Mistake Is Made BY
Many San Francisco
People.
It's a common error

II { z common error
To plaster the aching back,
To rub wIth .liniments rheumatic
joints
When the trouble comes from the
kidneys.
Dosns Kidney Pills cure all kidney
lis
And are indorsed by San Francisco
citizens
William Tinker, expressmzn fo-
Gilbert Bros. residence 45Az Glenn
entInz ST, says I have been laid I'D
n the house for three or four weeks
al tine and have been afraid to go
70 bed, because 70 turn caused excru-
eating tNinges- IF I stopped suf-
fered and II I Strengthened il was lust
as bad, al on account of an aching
back l had attacks OF Il for several
years, some OF them so viruicnt thar
n my endezvor 70 find relief | sctu-
ally rubbed the skin of my back with
lininents. The last medicine l Used
was Dozn's Kidney Pills That IS six
months ago 1 never felt better IN
nv life than during the time which
has elapsed nor at the present mo-
merit. I owe this condition to Dozn's
Kidney Pills.
For sale by al dealers, price 90
cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo,
n. Y, sole agents for the United
States
Remember the name, Dozn's, and
take no substitute
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
VALLEJOITES
PROGRESSIVE
Permanent Organization OF
10000 Club to Boom Navy
Yard Town Is Effected
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED
Citizens Plan to Take Ad-
vantage of the Natural
Beauties of City of Hills
ARE ELECTED
Special Dispatch to n. Cal,

VALLEJO, March 31.-Permanent or
ganization of the new Twenty Thou
sand Club has been perfected and plans
are now being considered for the In
augurati OF a movement for the ad-
vancement Of Vallejo. The officers OF
the club are: H 3. HartzeII. president:
s. W. Morton. first vice president H
George H. WdrfOrd. secretary, 3. T.
Griffin, treasurer The executive COM
mittee is composed OF Mayor James
Roney, s. NJ Levee. T. V. Collins. J..
B. Dale. L B. Leavitt, John Brownie.
s. j. Mcknight. NJ Kemper. j. Bresnan
and George Bangle.
The club will devote its first attention
TO the Identification OF the city by. the
planting of trees and the Improvement
of the streets 1t IS the purpose OF the
club to so beautify the town that il
will attract the attention of the thou
sands of persons who are expected 70
visit California this year. The town
has many natural beauties and should
prove attractive to homeseekerS- In all
probability the club will devote consid-
cradle attention TO the saloon question
laws enacted compelling saloons TO
close at midnight
With the building Of a greater Ameri-
can navy. the increase Of the import
ance of the Pacific Coast in the Affairs
of the world and the Improvement OF
the Mare Island Navy Yard. the unset
tied condition OF affairs. which has in
the past been such drawback TO the
permanent Improvement of Vallejo. will
vanish The Twenty Thousand Club Is
prepared TO spare no effort or expense
to make Vallejo a banner city The
membership roll of the club contains
the names of merchants. professional
men. property owners and many en-
plOyes Of the navy yard
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
STISUN v ANTS
STATE FARM

VALLEJO, March s1.-The latest ap-
pIicant for the State experimental
farm, for which q large sum was ap-
propriated by the recent Legislature.
is the Suisun Valley. A fine site, which
can be secured for a reasonable sum-,
and which has excellent transportation
facilities and is near the State Uni
versity. has been offered The fact
that two members of the selecting
board. Lieutenant Governor Alden An
derson and State Senator B. F. Rush.
are from SoIano County, has given the
Suisun Board of Trade a feeling of
confidence that Suisun Valley will Sc
cure the plum
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
PLANS FOR NEW COLLIER
ARRIVE AT MARE ISLAND
Navy Department Specifications Call
for Vessel With Speed of
Sixteen Knots.

VALLEJO, March 31-The plans and
specifications for the collier Ontario,
which Is 10 be built at Mare Island,
have been received at the navy yard
Preparatory calculations preliminary
TO ordering material for the vessel are
now being mace. The dimensions Of
the new ship, which is to cost 81. .450, 600
and will have q speed of sixteen knots
an hour, are: Length on load water
line, $50 feet; breadth. so feet: depth.
SO feet; draft, IS feet: displacement,
1880 tons; indicated horsepower,
1900
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
Sister of Bad Man
Weeps Bitterly
in Jail.
DECLARES INNOCENCE
Chat With Convict
Brother Leads to
Trouble.
VICTIMS AGAINST HER
VICTIMS AGAINST HER

Mrs Josephine Kerr. one Of the
three women held up on Monday night
IN front OF 17I5 Stockton street. while
returning from a lodge meeting, Is in
the City Prison. and. together with
Emile Modesto, her brother. is being
held pending the police inquiry into
the robbery. So far the police have
nothing but suspicious against the two
and are taking into account Mo-
oeste's former bad record The
$50 20 taken from the satchel in
charge OF Mrs Navarro has not been
found
a tale. bristling with suspicious in
stances is told by Mrs. J. Navarro
and Mrs L Zazzi.. the other two
women present during the hoId-up. Il
tends 10 show that Mrs. Kerr was the
accomplice OF the robber. The state
nent OF the suspected woman brushes
Ihls story aside and establishes her
Own and her brothers innocence. As
the case stands now il is the suspicious
OF Two women together with those Of
Two detectives, against the word OF
Mrs Kerr.
Mrs. Navarro, treasurer, and Mrs. L.
Zazzi, recording secretary Of the MAJ
zIni Circle Of the Ancient Order of
EoresuerS. corroborate each other in
the particulars OF their return from
the lodge 70 their homes They say
that Mrs Kerr suggested that they
take the west side Of Stockton street,
going north. contrary 10 their custom Of
going on the east side They also say
that as they approached the small al
ley from which the robber appeared
Mrs Kerr dropped behind. saying that
she had 70 tie her shoestrings.
WARNS OFF AID.
Neither woman is certain as to
whether Mrs. Kerr screamed during
the attack. but both heard her warn
on approaching aid by telling TWO men
that the robber had 4 revolver Mrs
Zazzi is certain that the man did not
have a revolver in sight, as she saw
both his hands
The police sLspicions rest on the
fact that the wDman's brother. Emile
Modesto and The woman were seen
coRTerSing earnestly IN an icecream
partOr on Montgomery avenue. near
LEIOn street on the night Of the rob-
bery- that Modesto has bad record
having served twenty-five years in Fol-
som for robbery, and that Mrs Kerr
was suspected Of being implicated IL
similar affair eight years ago. At that
time she IS believed 10 have engaged
the proprietor Of bakery in. CONVEX
sauOn while her alleged confederate
al PED LfE LllE ne man was SEN
tenced % one year. but nothing was
proved against Mrs Kerr.
IN answer 10 these suspicious Mrs.
Kerr weepingIy protests innocence OF
WrOng-doing and says that the meet
ilgs 0f the lodge were often held with
open doors and after the meeting
Iuany members would discuss the
finances in cafes before returning
home AIRS. Navarro admitted that on
the night Of the robbery the three
women ana several other members ate
a light supper after the meeting and
discussed the clubs affairs
BROTHER IN BED.
Mrs. Kerr said that when she re-
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
Delegates to Students Con-
ference Rapidly Assem-
bling in Town of Capitoia
WORK OF MISSIONARIES
Self Sacrificing Young Wo-
men VIII Discuss Their
Efforts Among Heathen
speel.l plsr.tea . rs. caIL


SANTA CRUZ. March 31--Many del,
egates 10 the students conferences of
the Young women's Christian Assccia-
ton arrived at CapitoIa to-day Ths
attendance this year promises 20 bs
the largest in the history OF the organ
fZation-
Among the delegates are many stu-
dent volunteers. bright young women
who have offered their services as for
eign missionaries. A feature OF thu
conference viii be the meetings OF
these volunteers. One OF the most in
teresting exhibits will be the missions
airy exhibits in the foyer OF the Capt.
tola Hotel The exhibit Is representa-
tive OF mission work in every part OF
the world
The session held tonight was an In
formal meeting Tomorrow morning
Miss Kyle viii commence her Eibla
studies. and in the afternoon the first
social function, a reception in charge
OF the Occidental College delegation.
viii be held
During the conference the hotel viii
be under the management OF young
women members OF the conference.
H0stesses have been appointed for
each dining table After five days tka
whole seating arrangement will be
changed that all may become ac-
quainted-
Mrs e. d. Nautilus OF Los Angeles.
chairman OF the State COMMITTEES, win
have charge OF one OF the most fmpor-
tant days. April s, when the annual
meeting OF the State association viii
be held
Next week the Epworth League of
the San Francisco district win meet in
Santa Cruz
The san Jose Presbytsry will also
meet here next week
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
DYNAMITE CARTRIDGE
PUT ON RAILWAY TRACK
Wheels of Street Car Grind 1t Flat.
but 1t Fails TO Explode,
Reiur ErOzes,

HOUGHTON. Mich. March 81
Another dynamite cartridge was
found to-day on the street railway
track at Osceola- The Dynamite had
been passed over and ground fiat by
a car. but failed to explode owing to
the cold, which froze the cartridge
Efforts are being made to cause a
sympathetic strike of miners, who are
being organized by the Western Fed
Grafton of Miners. The conservative
element is opposed, but it is feared
the hotheads are in the majority.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
THREE MEN ARE KILLED
IN A STOCK TRAIN WRECK
Fatal Accident Occurs ON the North
ern Pacific Road Near Medora.
North Dakota.

DICKINSON. N D.. March a.
Patrick Riley. a travelling man for
Armour & Co.. Henry Doty OF Bowl
ing Green, Ohio, and David Simons of
Montana were killed and another man
whose name is not known suffered a
broken leg in a stock train wreck
near Medora. on the Northern Pa-
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
PATIENTS CARRIED FROM
A BURNING SANITARIUN
Fire Practically Ruins Institution De-
voted to the Care of the Sick
In San Bernar1ino.

SAN BERNARDINO. March 81
Fire to-day practically ruined the Cali
fornia Sanitarium, two-story frame
structure. in this city. The origin of
the fire Is unknown The loss is be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000. There were
four patients in the building when the
fire broke out, but all were rescued.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
FIFTY CENTS Is PRICE
OF ADMISSION TO FAIR
Management OF Portland Exposition
Settles Upon Rate to Be
Charged Visitors

PORTLAND. March 31-Fifty cents
has been fixed as the general admis-
sion price to the Lewis and Clark Ex-
position. Communication books will be
sold at reduced rates
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
DEALERS WILL HAVE TO PAY
MORE FOR THEIR SHINGLES
Price Of Building Material Is Ad-
vanced by the British Colum-
bia Association.

VICTORIA. B. c., March 31.--The
price Of shingles was advanced to-day
by the British Columbia Association.
For several months the mills have
been selling shingles to outside mar
kets for less than cost, owing TO COM
petition The price for Manitoba has
been advanced from 50 20 to 81 so and
for points farther east TO 81 95. LO-
cally the price was advanced from
81 20 10 81 20.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
METHODS OF BANK CASHIER
ARE DESCRIBED IN COURT
Trial of Ell. t. Hays on Charge OF
Embezzlement Commenced In
Los Anoefes

Los ANGELES, March 31-The TAX
ing of testimony was begun this morn
ing in the Federal court in the trial Of
Fl. T. Hays, the ex-bank cashier of
Riverside. who is charged with en-
bezzlement and a violation of national
banking laws. The jury was completed
last night. The trial probably will oc-
cupy several days.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
OPPOSED To EMPLOYMENT
OF THE SONS OF NIPPON
Yolo County Citizens Sign an Agree
ment TO Refrain From Giving
Work to japanese.

WOODLAND. March 31.-An agree
ment pIedging the signers TO give no
employment of any kind. directly or
indirectly. TO japanese in. Yolo County
has been circulated here. 1t has more
than 500 signatures OF that number
about twenty are land owners. the rest
being business men and laborers
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
ENDS HIS
MISERY WITH SHOTGUN
wealthy Resident OF Pasadena Blows
on the Top Of His
Head

PASADENA, March 31.-Ferdinand
volkmar. a wealthy resident of Pasa-
dena. committed suicide to-day at his
home on Euclid avenue by blowing off
the top Of his head with a shotgun
He was a consumptive. Volkmar rep
resented the Hippolita Window and
Screen Company and lived in one Of
the handsomest houses on fashionable
Euclid avenue.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01

Never allow the antagonisms OF life
TO sour you See the serene old age of
Washington after his stormy life.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
GOVERNOR PARDEE OFFERS
REWARD FOR MURDERER
sum Of $3.50 Added to Amount 70
Be Paid for Conviction OF
WOman'S slayer.

SACRAMENTO. March SIN addi-
tIon to the reward OF $1,000 offered by
the relatives, Governor Pardee to-day
offered = reward OF $3.50 Cor the arrest
and final conviction OF the murderer
or murder5rs OF Nancy J. Milburn.
whose body was found floating in the
surf at Santa Monica last month.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
7
LIQUID and Powder

should Be used. The Liquid to penetrate into
the HttIe crsvicss and purify them; the
Powder &c polish the cutter surface and pre-
vent the accumulation Of tartar.
sFoRzs. LIQUID. POWDER PAs1E
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
WOMAN SUSPECTED Of COMPLETELY IN HOLD-UP|1

Mrs held Mrs Navarro for 5000 lodge
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
A SENSIBLE MOTHER

Proud Of her children's teeth, consults q
dentist and learns that the beauty Of perma-
rent teeth depends on the care taken Of the
firzt set.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01

Cameras, printing. developing and all
Photographic supplies at Sanborn &
Walls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-01
SHOWER OF ROCKS.
Wildcat Blast Causes CommOtlon
TN Long Island City.

Residents of the Dutch Kills section of Long ISL
and City who live the new site of the Mcclure
Phillips printing establishment Orchard-st..
near Jackson-ave. are up in arms over the way
blasting is done there.
There was CONSERVATION yesterday shortly before
fragments of powders hurting through the air.
some through windows. some into back yards and
others crashing through the roofs of sheds and
outhouses
little child playing in the yard of Fagen-
baugf's shoe store, Jackson-ave., near the cor
ner of Orchard-st Two other powders fell near
by one breaking chair which the Fagen-
baugh child had been sitting few moments before
the blast
A woman washing in the of the home OF L.
Schroeder at No 354 Jackson-ave., was startled by
having a large bowlder fall within few inches of
her feet Where she standing was more than
200 feet away from where the blast went off.
A hole more than foot in diameter in the out
side rear wall of the store and dwelling house or
George W. Young, at the corner of Jackson-eVe.
and Orchards testifieS to the velocity with whlch
rocks went sailing around the neighporhood The
crash OF the rocks brought the occupants OF near
Although the workmen have been hrlng plastS at
this place for over q week, this was the frst time
the neighborhood has received a bombardment. and
it is said that this blast drilled and f1red py
inexperienced workmen, who did not oury the
charge of dynamite deep enough IN the ledge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-01
RECORD MONTH FOR TYPHOID.

Between July % and August so the typhoid
fever cases reported to the Board of Health for
the entire city numbered LIPS This is the high
est the cases have in one month for years
The cases in August last year numbered Alb.
For the week ending August III Manhattan
A cases were reported. in Brooklyn 6S. and in
the entire city 127 In the week of August II
Manhattan had 81 cases. Brooklyn 49, and the
entire city 264. In the week of August 10 Man
haitian had So cases, Brooklyn Isl, and the en-
tire city 259. In the week of August &c in Man
haitian 95 cases We're reported, 30 III Brooklyn,
and 32I in the entire city.
More than hundred of the cases reported
In Brooklyn old cases, but mostly August
cases From last Saturday noon, when the
official week began till Wednesday noon, 1877
cases had been reported, with 90 in Manhattan
80 in Brooklyn. in the Bronx and in Queens.
OF those reported in Brooklyn. 81 were old cases
More cases continue 10 appear in Brooklyn
than in any other borough. In the month there
have been $40 cases in this borough. Few are
now appearing I'm the Bath Beach section, where
they were especially numerous three or four
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-01
TREE JEWELLERS TORN FROM HOME
Police Arrest Boys Who Were Spending Sum.
mer Close to Natures Heart.

After living for a month in hut woven in the
branches of tree in vacant lot near 169th-st.
and Audubon ave. three boys arrested yester
day morning and later arraigned in the Harlem
court before Magistrate Baker. The boys arrested
were Oliver Walsh Thomas Condren and Edward
Keegan. who had been fishing with Walsh and
Condren Wednesday and spent the night in their
home.
Early yesterday morning Patrolren Mcnamara
and Baldwin sent to arrest the boys. Baldwin,
who up few years ago a sailor, assumed
the task of climbing Up the tree to the house
He found a hut, about five feet high, containing
two rooms one used as a kitchen and the other
a living room. There three or four windows
and a door. a roof of wood had been constructed
over the rooms prevent the rain from falling
through. Baldwin Cwered the three boys one by
one to Mcnamara at the foot of the tree
Magistrate Baker held Walsh and Condren in
500 bail for six months to keep the peace keegan
was discharged because he said he was only guest
and was employed in the PETERBOROUGH Rapid Tran
sit Company's draughting rooms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-01
FIRE IN SPICE MILLS.
Pungent Aroma of Roasted Coffee Marks
$4,000 Early Morning Blaze.

fire in the coffee and spice mills of Van Loan
Mcguire G. Gafney, at Nos. ga and 66 North Moore
St. gave the fremen hard battle yesterday morn
ing. incidentally 1t caused a panic In the nVe story
tenement at No. 1874 Franklin-st
The alarm was turned in soon after a. m. The
firemen had difficulty in locating the flames pus
after an hours battle succeeded In getting the IRE
out Thomas Smith. the engineer for the conee
mills half blinded and choked by the smoke.
The firemen found big obstacle in the pungent
smoke which from the burning spices. -,
When the firernen threw open the shutters IN the
rear to allow the smoke to clear away the occu-
pants of the tenement Franklln-st became
and stairways not waiting to dress. No one was
hurt in the scramble. -
The stock of spices and coffees valued at be
tween SIS 900 and 100000 The effective work OF the
IRE Insurance patrol kept the loss down to Sl5oU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-01
FIRE PANIC IN SUBWAY TRAIN.
Passengers Kick Out Windows When Guards
Refuse to Open Doors.

AS southbound Lenox-ave. train in the subway
pulled into the Bleecker-st station yesterday
ing a fuse the forward motor car blew out,
The rnotor1nan got down to remedy the break and
a workman along with pail Of water which
he dashed on the fuse under the
There was loud report, followed by a binding
sheet of fame and vast volume of smoke. The
passengers in the first three of the train evil
IDENTIFY thought the entire train fire, for
they made a simultaneous rush for the doors. The
at the doors closed them and refused to allow
any of the passengers alight, which resulted in
number of kicking out the windows and
pi:ing headfirSt the station platform. Sew
eral women unable to this mode of egress,
became hystercal, and or two tainted.
Finally the doors opened and the passengers
allowed get The accident blocked the south
bound track for fifteen minutes, at the end of
which time train back of the stalled train pushed
It down TO City Hall station where it was side