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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-25

The torr'r- IT the dorp Vorc perhaps
never mur" fhr.ihugli srt forth than In
a." description hy . Nruus lady who
last year mndc her nrst trIp abroad,
She Kept dnrN yer, much. says the
Sew Work llrrald. Ike that Ut Mark
Twain. when Zoe seven days hc record
81 the fact that he got up. washed aud
went lo break fast"
There Was ono important exception.
when sho crossed the chgunrl the cx.
pcrl"uyc Wns 80 trying mat sho fclt
'mpcllrd a. doscrlbo u
{ firmly resolved 10 atpf ou deck.
M" wrote. although r.. irup"st In.
creased a. such fnrhfu hurrlcana
siai " WIS uuly with ir, greatest dltfi
Guilty that ! could h,lIN.p rt paras0l"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-25
STOP IT.

Roasting Of what you can do instead
NJ doing Il
Thinking that llfe Is n grind aud not
worth living
ENagV'rnting and making mountains
ont ~ molchllls
Talking continually about yourself
and Your Affairs
Say unk.ud things about ncdualnt
AnccS uud friends
Thinking that all the good chances
md oppprluulti", are gone by
Thinking ~ Yourself t. the exclusion
of everything and every our clsc
Specializing ~ IL what yuU would do
ia some one clsc's place and 10 your
best In your own
Gazing dlN INTO tho future aud
dreaming hhuut it instead ~ making
the most ~ the present
Longing fnr the g'pi thtugs That 9TH
crs have instead uf gnlug to WORK aud
earning th,m FOR Yourself SuDyrss
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-25
THE CAPE or GOOD HOPE.
Seine Facts CsaeeFRiRG u That Are
Not Generally known

Though every schOnlboy presumably
knows to nicely whern the Caps Of
Good Hope II situated. Their, dpes un.
doubtedly prevail In less enlightened
circles some vagucurSs ~ c,uccption
as 10 the exact lNllity NJ that ceIe-
brated hcadlaud Even the gentle
reader Is family conscious ot uucer.
talnty aud answers with br.skness
not born OF conviction The zane Of
Good Hope? why. ~ course | know
where Il H. Down ut thn end of south
Africa Gentle reader. ynu are not
very far out. trty or hundred miles
perhaps. And. IA you say. i 1, not Of
the slightest consequence from prac-
teal point OF view.
The Cape OF Good Hope lies at a cou-
siderable distance from the "ud and IL.
In fact. the middle OF the three promon.
tories. scverally lnconSpiruoG1 which
Jointly terminate q slender peninsula.
some twenty miles In length, forming
the barrier between False bay aud tho
Atlantic ocean on the west These three
hsadlandS. lying near together AMI
commonly undivided on map VI mod.
crate scale. are locally designated
Cape Point. II was hero that BRrtholo.
NEW DiaH first encountered In full
force the prevalent Southeasterly gales
aud denounced the rugged threaten.
Ing, threefoh pOmontory under the
sounding Appeliatlou 81 the cape Of
storms TO H. afterwarl rrchristrned
by plous. trustful hearts the Cape VI
Good Hope The Cape of storms. the
Cape u Goot Hope. Cape FAREWELL II
there nothing Ia . namc1
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-25
sitst-a. ~ ,Ls TsspIss.

Ilr A.t.i"ns ~ TROPICAL countries.
s4.. ls arr 90 - found ln 0ur Spanish.
American lBnfs. are like cells from the
tl...4ysa - thr stone walis often Two
pf three frvt dr~p ani che prole, '.nx.
oulIpfrs~ut y~rsads. which s.trs q
grHtrfui shade aud which ls.lks Yut oa
q ,,prt The zen r-s-niblpb.g % en-
ban. ri by ~ iron baFs ~ NJ saioSs
and ne heavy dsubis dSOr- witch look
e. II they oodd nsist s.sv I've
Walls are WhitsWashsd sud ;hs heors
are - tl.ss. The DINING rpom u oftnn
separated from this rlom " Ice
staircase Outside ths kitchsa tn he
court ell stand nbl3 ARd eioaets ~
Sappism~at the seaai fBruiture e ~
small. hot apaFtIasui vita q fpFn4Go
lits Ore.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-25

Manners IRE or n,.. .ml,,rtancs than
iavs IN e frf. ....fur. ihe lawg ae.
pend On u'fr fIa r. furhss a. btik
here nui 'rf. H.' NV Had then.
Manner 1rr .llf .rt 90 soOthe. eaR
fupt or pu.' .tl.' or irbass. baFha
flSr ~ rr..r .s r} constant. steady,
uniform u.ras.lIr pporaiiog. like that
~ 90 a.- re hrealLr Tb~y give their
st3.~ ,.s.r 2, our ivra According %
their quality they aid morals. thsy sup
p.y them pr tley totally destroy taen.
UUFa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-25

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a d DicKiNsON
las CsaF1ssr. A4sbzs Csaaty. fissiia
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-01
MORE BITUMEN STREETS
ARE TO BE REPAIRED
Board of Works to Adopt Resolution
Inviting Bids for Work on
MANY ThOrOuUhfares

The Board of Works yesterday had
a resolution prepared to be adopted
at to-day's meeting providing for the
invitation of bids for repairs with BIZ
tumen of all blocks and crossings now
paved with bituminous rock along
the following streets:
Dupont, California to Filbert;
Stockton, Market to Union: Powell.
Market to Sacramento; Mason, Wash
ington to Pacific; Taylor. California to
Broadway; Jones, California to Chest
nut; Leavenworth, California to
Chestnut; Hyde, California to Lom-
bard; Larkin, Jackson to Chestnut;
Eddy, Mason to Taylor; Ellis, Powell
to Mason; O'Farrell, Market to
Powell; Geary, Kearny to Powell:
Post, Kearny to Hyde; Sutter, Kearny
to Grant avenue; Bush. Kearny to-
Leavenworth; Pine. Mason to Van
Ness avenue;y California, Mason to
Van Ness avenue; Sacramento, Taylor
to Larkin; Clay, Jones to Van Ness
avenue: Washington. Powell to Van
Ness avenue; Jackson, Jones to Polk;
Pacific avenue Larkin to Polk, Broad
way. TAYLOR TO Van Ness avenue; Val
lejo, Leavenworth to Hyde; Green,
Dupont to Leavenworth; Filbert,
Stockton to Powell: Lombard. Hyde
to Larkin; Chestnut, Hyde to Larkin;
Bay. Larkin to Van Ness avenue.
A resolution will also be adopted
inviting bids for the keeping in repair
of Market and intersecting streets
until the end of the fiscal year.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-01
WHAT CUTICURA
DOES FOR WOMEN

Too much stress cannot be placed
on the greSt value of Cuticura Soap,
Ointment, and Pills in the antisep-
nc cleansing Of the mucous sur
faces, and of the blood and circulating
fluids, thus sffording pure, sweet, and
economical local and constitutional
treatment for weakening alterations,
infammations, itchings, irritations,
relaxations, displscemcnts, pains, and
irregularities peculiar to females.
Hence the Cuticura remedies have a
wonderful in f1uence in restoring
health, strength, and beauty to weary
women; who have been prematurely
aged and invalided by these distress
ing ailments, as well as such sympa-
thetic Affections as anemis, chlorosis,
hysteria, and nervousness.
Women from the very first have
fully appreciated the purity and sweet
ness, the power to afford immediate
relief, the certainty of speedy and
permanent cure, the absolute safety
and great economy which have made
Cuticura the standard hunaour rem
cdy of the civilized world
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-01
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
SEEKS PLEHN'S OPINION
Declines to Make Record on Consti-
tutionaI Amendment and Grade
Crossing Bill at Present

Several matters of Importance
came before a special meeting of the
trustees of the Chamber of Commerce
yesterday. The proposed amendment
to. the constitution of California rel
ative to a change in the method OF
taxation. the basis of the proposition
being the Lukens measure, was con-
sidered. Professor Carl Plehn of the
University of California has expressed
himself in its favor. The trustees
would not put themselves on record
without further light. Accordingly
Professor Plehn was requested to
communicate his views in writing and
the matter will come up again at a
meeting soon to be held.
The trustees also declined to take
sides relating to the grade crossing
bill that is pending in the Legislature
at Sacramento.
- A committee was appointed to
meet Commissioner Bristow on his ar
rival from Panama and TO extend to
him an invitation to use the rooms of
the chamber for the proposed hear
ings relative to the Panama Railroad
and Steamship line during his stay in
this city.
The chamber will soon begin to is
sue a monthly bulletin. President
NewhaN says that it Will do for the
commercial interests of the port the
same sort Of work that the Merchants
Association publication accomplishes
in regard to the municipal concerns
Of San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-01
Foreman Andrews Questioned.

Foreman Andrews of the Grand
Jury was called to testify in Judge
Lawlors court yesterday afternoon on
the motion of Chan Cheung to vacate
and set aside the indictment charging
him with the murder of Tom Yick of
the Chinese Educational Society. He
the Grand Jury as to alleged. bribery
in. Chinatown if the information on
which the reports were based was
known to him prior to the filing of
the Indictment He replied in the af-
firmative. The Judge intimated that
he would render his decision on the
motion on March IL and he asked
that any further authorities be sub
mitted to him before that date.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-01
ROBS FLOODS
PRIVATE CAR
Thief Makes a Good Haul
Just as the Millionaire
Reaches City of Mexico
GETS AWAY WITH $1,000
Californian and Party Are
Sightseeing on Rear Plat
form When Theft Occurs

Fayette S. Curtis of Boston, vice
president of the New York, New Haven
and Hartford Railroad, and a party Of
friends arrived here yesterday in a pri-
vate car and are staying at the st.
Francis. With Curtis are Edwin Mil
ner of Plainfield, Conn.,, a director OF
the road: J. K Ryan, a prominent
contractor of New York, who was one
of the builders of the great New York
subway; Charles Fletcher, one Of
Rhode Islands wealthy wooden goods
manufacturers, and Horace r. Handy,
a well-known business man of Prov
idence. The party left Boston several
weeks ago on tour of Old Mexico and
the West and arrived here yesterday
direct from the southern republic
The visitors brought from the City
Of Mexico the news that Millionaire
James L. Flood and his party, includ-
ing his wife and children and DR.. and
Mrs. MacMonagle, had arrived there in
a private car. The day the Floods
reached the Mexican capital the mill
lionaire notified the police that his car
had been ransacked by thieves and
robbed of 5000 in American currency
and various trinkets belonging to the
ladies OF the party.
An investigation by the authorities
satisfied the California millionaire that
a stranger had gained entrance to the
car at a way station while the travellers
were assembled on the observation
platform at the rear end of the train.
Flood had placed the bills in a writ
ing desk in the forward part of the
car, and it was apparent that the thief
simply had the good fortune to fall
upon them; for every drawer and shelf
In the forward part of the car had been
ransacked and articles were scattered
about the apartment The thief made
his escape just before the train to
which the car was attached reached the
capital The first intimation the Floods
received of their loss was when they
were returning to the interior Of the
car to prepare for trip through the
city
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-01
ROOSEVELT SAYS
TO co AHEAD.
President Thinks San Fran
cisco Should Have Rights
on the Tuolumne River
INTERVIEWED BY LONG.
Chief Executive Directs
Revivals of Bills That
We're Shelved in Congress

City Attorney Long returned yester-
day from an Eastern trip, during
which he had two interviews with
President Roosevelt in Washington d.
c., relative to the application of this
city for a grant of water rights on
the Tuolumne River and reservoir sites
on, Lake Elinor and in the Hetch
Hetchy Valley. The President ex-
pressed great interest in the PROPOSE
tion to acquire a water supply for San
Francisco.
The President appeared surprised
when Long Informed him that the ap-
plications for water rights had been
turned down by the Department of the
Interior and the bills introduced in
Congress and the United States Sen
ate haa been shelved. Roosevelt at
once sent for Clifford Pinchot of the
Bureau of Forestry in the United
States Geographical Survey, from
whom he received full information re-
garding the matter. Pinchot had re-
ported in favor of the proposition, but
Secretary Hitchcock had opposed it,
The President told Long that it is the
duty of Congress to take action on the
application and requested Pinchot to
take steps to revive the bills in both
houses. The President also conferred
with Secretary of the Department OF
Commerce and Labor Metcalf and ex-
San Francisco City Engineer Grunsky,
who is now Isthmian Canal Commis-
soner, and ascertained that Congress
man Needham is the only one of the
Congressional delegation from Cali
fornia who opposes the application in
the interest of Modesto and Turlock
irrigation districts. Pinchot will en-
deavor to have Senator Perkins and
Congressman Kahn reintroduce their
bills, and the Presidents support, Long
SAYS is now assured
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-01
ST. DAVID'S DAY WILL BE
CELEBRATED WITH HONORS
Cymrodorion Society to Give Banquet
mt Red Mems Hall i'm Honor of
the Occasion

The Cymrodorion Society of Cali
fornia will celebrate St. David's day
by q banquet in Red Mems Hall to-
night. A splendid programme will be
presented.
The musical portion of the enter
tainment will be furnished by d.
Conner Richards, Robert H. Thomas.
Richard J. Hughes. Owen j. Williams,
David Manlloyd and Miss Annie ST.
Jones.
Addresses will be made by Presi-
dent Rees P. Daniels. the Rev. John
S. Thomas, John F. Davis. the Rev.
David ]. Evans. the Rev. Samuel Slo-
combe. the Rev. John Rhys Evans and
Humphrey Ii. Jones. David Lewis
will be toastmaster.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-01
CRESS UNGER INDICTED
ON SEVENTY-ONE COUNTS
Charged With EmbeZzling the Sum
of Fifteen Hundred Dollars
From the Government

The United States Grand Jury
brought in an indictment yesterday
against Cress Unger for larceny and
embezzlement of Government money
while acting as clerk in the Custom
house. The Indictment contains
seventy-one accounts, of which seven
ty charge the larceny of various sums
aggregating S1505 81 before October
s1J, 1904. The Seventy-first count
charges the embezzlement of that
amount.
The witnesses examined before the
Grand jury were Henry Farmer, Will
liam B. Hamilton, Clement George
Perkins, G. w. Cope, F. 8. Stratton,
George E. Claiming, William Fitz-
gerald and T. Schussler.
The jury has decided to bring in
true bill against George A. Wright
for embezzlement of about $4,000
while acting as Chief Clerk in the
office of United. States Internal Reve-'
nue. Collector John &C. Lynch. This
indictment will be reported next Sat-
urday morning.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-01


The first witness last evening was III.
A Duffield, who admitted that as
watchman in Chinatown he was en-
ployed by the gambling clubs. He
testified that whenever Chief Whitman
started on a visit to Chinatown the
news was spread broadcast of his ap-
proach as soon as he was seen in the
quarter.
Then came Joe Chew, Yee Shen and
Wong Lung, whom the commissioners
vouch for as highly respectable mem
bers of the so-called English Educa-
tional Society,"" while the defense in
sist that they are among the most
desperate of highbinders. The testt-
mony of Shen particularly tended to
establish the latter contention. Two
weeks ago Sergeant Cooks squad raid
ed a gambling game in the headquar-
ters of the Educational Society. The
witnesses admitted that they were
gamblers and that Attorney Carpenter
had talked with them of the case
Joe Chew, in trying to testify against
the Chief said that the police raided
al Ross-aney den in September. 1904.
At this time the injunction was in
force and the police were prohibited
from making raids.
Yee Shen likewise gave testimony as
to the prevalence of fantan and lot
terry playing. He said that money was
collected every week for police protec-
ton and that the men who were ar
rested in the prearranged raids were
given 81 each to submit to the trip
to prison and the appearance in court.
all expenses being borne by the pro-
prietors of the games.
In cross-examination, Congressman
Kahn demanded that the witness pro-
duce his registration certificate. Yee
Shen became much confused He re-
fused and defiantly declared 1t to be
none of Kahn's business whether he
had a certificate or not. Then the
witness explained that the certificate
was in the possession Of a friend The
friend was in the. country looking for
work. Yee Shen did not know in what
part of the country. Then he said the
certificate was in his friends room and
that the room was in this city. The
room was locked, however, and the
friend in the country had the key.
Shen did not know the location Of the
room.
isn't il a fact that you sneaked
into this country" demanded Kahn.
"That is none of your business" an
swered the Chinaman.
Wong Lung also told of the games
! he had seen in operation in China
town He was still on the stand when
fight time arrived.
Sergeant Ellis and the five members
of his squad, who have been found
/ guilty of neglect of duty because they
failed to suppress the Chinatown
games, will come UP for sentence at
/ to-night's session of the commission
! The hour set for resuming the Witt
man trial is o'clock.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-01
BUILDING OPERATIONS
CONTINUE TO BE BRISK
Figures Show an Excess of So, 600, 900
in Projected New Structures in
Two Months.

Figures compiled in the bureau of
buildings yesterday. show that 176
new buildings We're projected in Feb
rusry. aggregating in cost the sum of
$l.Sl3.365. Of these. 16S were frame
buildings, of class A, or fireproof
structures, and 5 of class C. There
were As old buildings altered alta COST
of S137,42S, making a total of SI,75O,-
793 for building operations There
We're also 197 free permits issued for
small individual repairs, costing $780,
2z5. Seven applications for building
permits were rejected and 2 with
drawn. The fees received amounted
90 $1S03. The present year already
shows projected building operations
in excess of 100000 against less
than $2.0OO,0O0 for the first two
months oe 1904.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-01
.TORTURNG HUMOR
- (urad h ru%I(,,-,

"I suffered FIVE years with terrible
itching eczema, my body and face be-
ing covered with sores. Never in my
life did experience such awful suffer
ing, and I longed for death, which 1
feltwas near. I had tried doctors and
medicines without success, but my
mother insisted that I try Cuticura
I felt better after the first application
of Cuticura Ointment. and was soon
entirely well Mrs a. Etson, Belle
vue, Mich.
cuticurs Sosp Ointment, and Pills sold thrpzghout
he world Potter Drug Chem Corpy Bossen Sole Props
mH-eeod for " 4 Book for Women-"
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-01
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES
TO HOLD ANNUAL DINNER
Interesting Programme Is Arranged
at Palace Hotel Tomorrow
Night

The Associated Charities of San
Francisco will hold its annual dinner
at the Palace Hotel tomorrow even
ing at 6:30.. A large number of prom
inent people, representing the various
charitable interests of the city. will be
present. The programme of addresses
follows:
THE Associated Charities Part of the
Modern Charity Movement" Miss Jessica
Peixotto, Legislative Work Of the Associated
Charities" Oscar X. Cushing; Charities In
dorsemeIt COMMITTEES" Andrew NJ Davis.
The Associated Charities and the Merchant
Body j.. w. Dohrmann; The Dependent
Child-the Charity Problem OF California;" >"
Miss Katherine c. FELTON,; "Other Phases of
Associated Charities Work" HERBERT w Lewis
and Fairfax II. Wheelan; The Juvenile
Court: Judge Frank J. Murasky.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-01
wants Damages for False Arrest

The trial of the suit of John Rob-
erts against Nick Tsouvas, Market
street restaurant keeper, for $299
damages for false arrest was begun
YESTERDAY before Justice of the Peace
Lawson. The testimony disclosed
that Roberts ate a meal ia Tsouvas'
place. which he paid for. A brother
Of Tsouvas then ran after Roberts and
accused him of spurloining a fork:
Roberts was arrested for petty lar
ceny. but the case was dismissed.
Judge Lawson reserved his decision
on the damage suit, but took occasion
to deprecate the arrest of people with
out cause.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-01
Buena Vista Operetta.

The entertainment given last Monday
night by Buena Vista Parlor, N D. G..
W., in Native Sons Hall in aid of the
Native Daughters Home on. Hyde
street was well attended. The operetta
of The Sea Nymphs, which had been
presented once before by the members
of this parlor, was repeated After the
first part there was an order of. dances
H. NJ. Greene, assisted by Miss NJ
Lewis. Those who arranged this
affair were: Mrs. H. M. Greene,
Mrs. F. Quinlan, Mrs. E. Leando,
Mrs. A. Simpson, Mrs. E. Weber,
Mrs. M. Gull, Mrs. B. F. Han
lon, Mrs. I. Campbell, Mrs. H. Noble,
Mrs. G.. Baker. Miss M. Lewis, Miss
G. Curran.. Miss " Linge, Miss E.
Phillips Miss M. Casey, Miss l..
Greene, Miss NJ. Long, Miss A. Worth
and Miss B. O'Brien.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-01
weddine at se. Josepb,s.

Yesterday afternoon Charles j.
Collins of 406 Cough street and Miss
May Wells. of 1929 Oak street were
married at ST. Joseph's Church, the
Rev. Father Mulligan officiating. The
bride was attended by Miss Katherine
Malspino, while Edward Chessman
assisted the groom. After a wedding
trip to the southern part Of the State
the young people will reside in this
cify
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-01
UNITARIAN CLUB HOLDS e
ENTHUSIASTIC REUNION
Russia and the Russians Discussed by
Prominent Speakers After Elab-
crate Spread.

The Unitarian Club held a reunion
last night at the Merchants Club, at
which about 200 persons were in at
tendance. Following an elaborate
spread speech making was the order
of the evening. Russia and the Rus
slams was the topic. The principal
speakers were Lieutenant A. NJ. Loch-
witzky, formerly an officer in the
Russian army, but now an exile, and
Professor H. Morse Stephens and Je-
rome B. Landfield of the University
of California The remarks were all
of an interesting nature and attentive
ly listened to by the large assemblage.
The meeting was presided over by A.
G. Eels
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-01
Hawaiian Bin Reported.

WASHINGTON, FEB. Ex-senator
Foraker to-day reported favorably
from the Senate Committee on Pa
ciffc Islands and Porto Rico. a bill
amending the act providing a govern
ment for Hawaii Under the amend
ment all the, officials shall be appoint
ed or elected in such manner as shall
be provided by the Governor and the
Legislature of the Territory.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-01
Great Closing out Shoe Sale.

We viii close out our entire line of
mems and boys 81 so shoes and oxfords.
new spring goods. all feathers and styles
reduced TO 50 10 for quick clearance: see
windows Hereafter only high-grade Sc
and SO 50 shoes will be sold James
Means Shoes. 16 Fourth street,
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-01

After a juror in a Sydney. Austria
liza, court had been fined SO for two
days in succession for absence it was
discovered that he was dead.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-01

Lash's Kidney and Liver Bitters re-
moves uric acid from the system by dis
solving the uric acid formation.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-01

MY Baby Was in Agony with raw hui
NOR until cured by Cuticura.-Mrs ]. H.
Block. Rochester, n. Y.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-01
ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR WOMEN
AND WOMEN ONLY

Much That Every Woman Desires to
Know About Sanatiye, Antiseptic
Cleansing and the Care of the
Skin, Scalp, Hair, and Hands.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-01
TRIAL IS RESUMED

directing the secretary to
prepare the charges as instructed. .