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The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
CORRIGAN AND ASSOCIATES
DISAGREE ON A POLICy
Master of Hawthorne Says No Agree
ment Is Possible With New
Turf Body.

CHICAGO. April S.-Rumors OF a
possible rupture IN the new American
Turf Association are af1oat among
horsemen, who are unable to under
stand the action Of Ed Corrigan and
others of the opposition body, who de-
clare they know nothing Of the pro-
posed peace understanding between
the Western Jockey Club and the
American Turf Association. Corrigan
and President Matt Winn stoutly de-
MED to-day that there is any present
intention among the American Turf AS
sociation officials to move toward
peace with the Western Jockey Club.
Both leaders declared the new govern
ing body had things just as il wished
them and there is no occasion for a
meeting ito arrange matters"
Some of those who are in a position
to know the state Of affairs in the new
association are confident there is a d.
vision Of opinion between the directors
in the American Turf Association ind
that one faction is working without the
some sort of settlement with the
Western Jockey Club. Some turfmen
believe they see a split In the ranks
with Corrigan, heading one Of the fac
tions, still bent on making war on the
old governing body, while Sam Brown,
Tom Mcdowell and Julius Fleisch-
mann work toward some agreement
with the Condor forces.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
Decision Causes Joy.

United States Commissioner Hea-
cocks decision of Friday, which re-
lieved Captain Schutt of the German
bark Professor Koch from the neces-
sity Of paying Uncle Sam at the rate
of $1,000 a head for the trachoma-af-
fiicted sailors who deserted the vessel,
was received with great joy along the
water front. To foreign captains the
decision meant much. and yesterday
they showed their appreciation of the
judicial ruling by dressing their ships
in bunting. From the sea wall to Fre-
mont street French, German and Brit
ish ships were dressed In their holiday
best Neither the fall of the Bastile
nor King nor Kaiser's birthday ever
was celebrated with more generous dis
play of bunting. In the cabins of the
alien ships glasses clinked and LIQUIDS
strong and varied gurgled down throats
that had dried with the friction of elo-
quent toasts dedicated TO the Yankee
Daniel who had knocked club out of
the hands of the immigration Bureau.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
ELECT THEIR DELEGATES.

. PALO ALTO, April s.-Palo Alto
Lodge. I. 0. o. F.. has elected George
Campbell delegate to the Grand Lodge
session to be held in San Francisco
May 9. Mayfleld Lodge of the same
order will be represented by ]. c.
Franklin.
The County Camp. Modern Wood
men Of America, has elected A. B.
Harvie of Palo Alto and D. J. God
frey of San Jose delegates to the
State Camp. which meets at Stockton
June 8. 1t Is purposed to have the
State Camp meet at Palo Alto in 1907.
Court College City, Foresters OF
America, will be represented at the
Grand Court session, to be held at
Watsonville May /, by Bardo Brac-
Chi
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
INTRODUCES BILL AGAINST
AMERICAN FISHING SHIPS

ST. JOHNS, N. F., April 8.-Premier
Bond has moved in the Legislature for
the adoption of a new bill against
American fishing vessels. 1t provides
that il an American fishing vesse lis
found within three miles of the coast of
New Foundland with bait, supplies or
outfits purchased In any port in the
island, the vessel. equipment, stores
and cargo shall be forfeited. 1t also is
provided that the task of proving that
the boat, supplies or outfits were not
purchased in violation of this act shall
rest on the owners of the vessel.
The bill was opposed by the opposi-
tion, under the leadership of former
Minister of Finance Morine, but a d.
vision of the house sustained the Pre-
mier by a vote of 10 to 6.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
STRIKES Wife
As She PRAYS
Bride Narrates How Joseph
S. Anderson, AppOlinaris
Agent, Caused Her Misery
SHE is THIRD WIFE
SAYS When Angry He Would
Not Speak to Her for Days
and Finally She Left Him

OAKLAND, April s.-Pretty as
picture. Mrs. Agnes V Anderson. for
rnerIy Agnes Stirling, told between heI
tears and smelling salts to-day how
her husband, Joseph S. Anderson. man
sger OF the Apollinaris Water Company
of San Francisco. In a few months,
between April and November. 1904
made life 50 miserable for her that she
was forced 20 leave his home In Fruit
vale and go back to her mother. One
night while saying her prayers she
asked God to give them both more
sense. Anderson objected to being in
cluded in the supplication or 70 ac-
knowledge that he was lacking in intel
ligence, and struck his wife while upon
her knees.
While Anderson is not more than At
years Of age, he is old in the marriage
business. This is his fourth divorce
He was divorced from one wife twice
But Il was not the blow Mrs. Anderson
complained OF entirely. When Ander-
son got ''riled" at something he would
not speak TO her, and in few days
she would be so nervous that, she
stated on the stand to-day, she would
have taken her life If she could have
found any poison in the house.
Upon another occasion, while she was
sick IN bed from an operation. he
failed 70 visit her and kept practicing
upon q either and made such discoros
as 70 cause her to try to leave her bed.
She says that Anderson has property
valued at about $4,000, and gets a sal
ary OF $3.50 a month, but he made her
90 all the housework and the washing,
and no matter where she was she had
70 get home so as to feed the chickens
before they went to roost.
The case Will go on Monday morning
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
POLY BASEBALL PLAYERS
OUTCLASS LOWELL TEAM
High School Tossers Show Good Form
In Exciting Game on the Pre-
SidiO Grounds

SlulO SrTOunQS.
The Polytechnic High School team
triumphed over the baseball players
OF the Lowell High School by the
score of to yesterday at the Pre-
sidio athletic grounds. The game was
good exhibition of high school base
ball, the fielding on both sides being
excellent.
The wearers of the red and black
earned all their tallies, while the rep
resentatives of the Sutter-street in
stitution were enabled to score the en-
tire number of runs on wild pitches.
The fact that Lowell scored on errors
and Poly by hits showed the pitcher
of the winners to be the best
The score stood 1 all up to the
sixth inning, when with man on
third base for the Lowell side. Deck
elman, the Polytechnic pitcher, was
replaced in the box by Garibaldi, who
made a costly throw to first base,
which scored two runs for his oppo-
nents. The seventh spasm was un-
eventful as far as the score was con-
cerned. In the eighth the Poly bat
ters, with two out, opened fire on
Roncovieri and by a series of we'll
punched hits brought in the required
number of tallies to even UP the Score.
Lowell went to bat with good inten-
tions. but were retired in short order
by Garibaldi. The ninth was similar
to the preceding period inasmuch as
Poly chalked two more runs to her
account and Lowell failed to connect
with the "southpaw" Polytechnic
twirler.
The teams were composed as fol-
lows:
Lowell-Roncovieri Cert, Finn, Is
ner. Sperry. Johnson. Hamilton, Pros
ser and Lyons.
olytechnic-Deckelm Garibal-
di, c. Cuenin, Mckenzie, Budd, Bliss,
Gabrino, A. Cuenin, Berl and Corco-
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

OAKLAND. April s.-The follow
ing marriage licenses were issued BY
the County Clerk to-day: Newton H
Greenway. 40, and Harriet A. Ker-
shaw, %, both Of San Francisco; Har-
ris F. Fletcher. over 21. and Londs
L Stebbins, over Is, both Of San Fran
cisco; Harry F. clark. S3, and Freda
Hoegh, 81, both of Oakland; Thomas
Allen. 81, and Martha Stevens, z5, both
OF San Francisco; Joseph d. Alder, "a
San Francisco, and Martha D. Jacob
son, %, Berkeley: Antonio Enos. 40
and Emma Emiline, 2e, both of Oak
land.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
ARGUES THAT THE TITLE
TO TRACT Is NOT VALID

H. ]. Howard. a leadine land title
lawyer Of Detroit, Mich. who has al
ready taken the Rancho Ell Pescadero
patent case. involving title to about ten
of the miles in the celebrated Seven
teen Mile Drive" in Monterey County
the total number of acres in that
rancho being. 4426-by appeal from the
United States Circuit Court for the
Northern District of California to the
Supreme Court of the United States,
has also recently secured a writ of err
ror from the last mentioned court, d.
rected to the Supreme Court of Cali
fornia. in the above entitled case Of the
City of Monterey VS.. David Jacks, the
millionaire land owner Of Monterey.
Mr.. Howard claims that Pueblo lands
of Monterey were especially held and
granted as a perpetual trust, and,
therefore, that the city as such could
not sell the same to Jacks as it's off,
cials professed to DO in 1853; that the
act of the State Legislature of April 2,
1866, was invalid and without the juris-
diction of that body, as was also the
rinal judgment of the Supreme Court
of California. rendered July IL, 1908;
that, by virtue of the treaty of Guada-
iupe- Hidalgo, the act of Congress of
March 8, 1851, and certain decisions of
the Supreme Court of the United States
covering the precise point in question,
the title in fee remained in the United
States of America until the patent
therefor was issued, when II passed di-
rect to the patentee; that, inasmuch as
the city Of Monterey received the pat
ent for the Pueblo Lands of the City
of Monterey November 10, 1891, the
title necessarily vests in it alone, and
the so-called purchase OF Jacks was OF
no account and void.
Counsel of record In the Supreme
Court of California were Messrs. Prin-
gle & Pringle, Mastck Van Fleet &
Mastick. all of whom have been sue
ceeded by Mr.. Howard, who was duly
appointed by the Board Of Trustees of
Monterey
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
Tn Commission as Nav Boat-

The steamship Lawton, formerly be-
longing to the army and used as
transport. Is now listed with the ships
OF the navy, and as a naval training
steamer will be put into active commits
sion at the end OF this week The Of
ficers and men now on the Buffalo will
be transferred to the Lawton. which
will shortly go on cruise with a large
number OF apprentices. The Buffalo.
which returned the other day from an
extended cruise. viii go out OF commits
sion. and during her rustication will be
given a thorough overhauling.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
Tennis Honors for Berkeley Girls.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. April g.
The fair "co-eds' OF the University OF
California and Stanford University
battled bravely for three hours this
morning TO determine the woman's ten
his championship When the smoke OF
the struggle cleared away the victory
rested with the ladies who wore rib
bons OF blue and gold pinned tightly to
their white shirt waists. Miss Mabel
Ray and Miss George Pitman were
Stanford's Representatives In the dou-
bles, while Miss Gladys Wickson and
Miss Marian Edwards upheld the
honor Of the Blue and Gold All three
sets were hotly contested, but the
Berkeleyites captured them all by the
scores OF 6-4. Us. 6-3. The singles were
comparatively easy for the Califor-
mans. Miss Edwards winning from Miss
Owen, so. 7-5, and Miss Radcliffe win
ming frcm Miss Ray. 81, SIS.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
MISS JANET MASON HONoRED.

BERKELEY. April s.-Miss Janet
Elizabeth Mason. the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph ]. Mason OF 264s Stu
art street, who Is to be married to
George F. Emanuels OF Los Angeles on
April IS, was the guest Of honor at a
luncheon given by Miss Pearl Judson
at her home In San Francisco last
Wednesday. Among those present were
Miss Alice Marsh, Mrs. Frank simpson
Miss Eva Gray. Miss Hope White, Miss
Matte Leonard, Miss Grace Foulds.
Miss Florence Marvin and Miss Jean
Craig.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
ROYAL ARCH MAsoNs MEET.

PALO ALTO, April s.-A number
Of resident Royal Arch Masons met
at the home Of DR.. c. W. Decker last
night for the purpose of organizing
a Royal Arch chapter In Palo Alto.
Thomas o. Heydenfeldt of Redwood
City presided. A committee was
named to apply for a charter from
Grand High Priest Charles L. Pat
ton OF San Francisco and to secure
the consent of Howard Chapter of San
Jose. The institution of the chapter
will occur as soon as the dispense
ton Is granted. The jurisdiction will
include Redwood City and Mountain
View
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Scaly
Sc0lpS

Nine people out of every
ten have trouble with their
heads. Many of them
suffer from a species of
eczema, which forms a dry
scale upon the skin of
the scalp, popularity known
as dandruf.
If this condition be
neglected the hair follicle
loses all its vitality, the
hair becomes brittle and
falls out and badness is
the inevitable result.
Coke Dandruff Cure has
proved to be the only
reliable cure for this
annoying condition. 1t
positively removes, with
one or two applications,
every trace of dandruff.
Faithfully used t will cure
every diseased condition of
the scalp (except
constitutional blood
disorders), and will
produce luxuriant, glossy
growth of hair after all
other remedies have failed.
This is a strong
statement and one which
we would not dare to make
if we were not in
possession of thousands of
grateful letters from people
in every walk of life, who
have proved, to their
intense qualification, the
wonderful powers Of
Coke Dandruff Cure.
If you are annoyed with
any scalp trouble
whatsoever, get bottle
to-day. Your druggist
will tell you the same story
of uninterrupted triumph.
Coke Dandruff Cure
contains absolutely nothing
of an injurious nature
and may be used on the
heads of the most delicate.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
NARRowLY EsCAPE pEATH.

OAKLAND, April s.-Mrs- f c.
Alexander and son had a narrow
escape from death this morning in a
fire which totally destroyed their home
at 376 Perry street. The flames were
discovered about 4:30 a. m. and the
occupants Of the house barely had
time to get out. The house and furni-
ture were entirely destroyed. The loss
was about $4,000. partly covered by
insurance The origin Of the fire is
unknown
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09

SUE CORPORATIONS FOR DAMAGES
Carl Seuman yesterday sued the United Rail-
roads to recover $235 90 through being injured
by the collision of automobile. driven by A.
Riley. and Sutter-street car. John w
Schroeder sued the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company and the Panama Railroad Company
for $299 80 damages. Schroeder alleges that
he purchased a ticket from Panama to San
Francisco. but the sailing of the steamship IN
which he bought passage was delayed tair-
teen days.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
oalxIawn Takes Nursery Stakes.

OdAIdNH 1QkCS -tuESCEy otdkcS.
WASHINGTON, April s.-BenninSs
racing results:
First race. five furlongs-Pat Dunphy
won, Stepaway second. Ariette third
Time, 1:04.
Second race, six and a half furlongs-
Yeoman won, Flinders second, Cabin
third. Time, 1:24 1-5.
Third race, the Washington Nursery,
four and a fAfurlongs-Oaklawn won.
Vender second, Consistent third. Time,
sc 20.
Fourth race, Spring Handicap Stee-
piechase, about two and half miles
Black Hussar won, Sandhurst second.
Mackey Dwyer third. Time, 5:22 3-5.
Fifth race, five furlongs-Miss Mod
esty won, Lilac second. Old Glory third.
Time, 1:04 1-5.
Sixth race. one mile and a sixteenth
Probe won, Standard Bearer second.
Pete Daley third Time. 1856
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
Six Shooter Beats Alma Dufour.

SIX SnOOteF Beats <11Ith Ou4OuE.
NEW ORLEANS, April s.-City Park
racing results:
First race, one mile-Otsego won.
Bessie Nc second. Woodlyn third. Time,
1:42 As.
Second race, one mile-Thora Lee
won. Morris Volmer second, BY Play
third. Time. 1:41 As.
Third race, seven furlongs-Rettcent
won, April Showers second. The Don
third. Time, 1:2S.
Fourth race, one mile-Six Shooter
won, Alma Dufour second, Lady Joce-
lyn third. Time. 1:39 2-5.
Fifth race. one mile and quarter
Roundelay won, Hymettus second.
Scortic third Time, 2:08 4-5.
Sixth race, five furlongs-Frontenac
won, Astarita second, Pretension third.
Time, loo.
Seventh race, one mile-Erbe won,
DIR. Stephens second. Lady Goodrich
third. Time, 1:42 1-5.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
RuNAIyAY BOY CAuGHT.

OAKLAND, April s.-George Cor
don. the l3-year-old son of A. L. Cor
don, q motorman employed by the
Oakland Traction Company, was ar
rested to-day as q runaway. He has
left home many times and was re-
Gently placed in charge Of the pro-
baton officer. He will probably be
sent to q reform school.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
SANTA FE TRAIN KILLS
A WOMAN IN COLORADO

TRINIDAD. Colo. April s.-santa Fe
passenger train No. eastbound ran
down and killed Miss Beatrice Connellv
at Morley, ten miles west of here this
evening. Miss Connolly and a com
panion, Miss Julia Kirchner, were trav-
cling from Chicago to Ash Forks A
T., to work In the Harvey eating house
there.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
JAILBREAkER HELD.

ALAMEDA, April s. Michael
spanos. the youth who escaped from
the City Prison Wednesday night and
was recaptured, was given his pre-
lirninary hearing on charge of grand
larceny before City Justice r. 3. Tap
pan to-day Spanos was held to an
swer to the Superior Court, with bail
fixed at $1,000.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
CAMPBELL FUNERAL TO-DAY.

OAKLAND, April s.-The funeral OF
Fred n. Campbell will be held to-nor-
row under the auspices Of Live Oak
Lodge Of Masons. Family services
will be held at the family residence.
1852 Webster street. at 2 p. m, after
which the remains will be escorted
70 the Masonic Temple, where the
lodge services will be held.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
CALLED BY DEATH.

OAKLAND. April s.-Mrs. Gertrude
REIN, wife Of Charles REIN Jr., died
yesterday at her home in Berkeley.
George \. Bazbukee, aged 50 years,
died last night at his home, 127 Louisa
street He leaves a wife.
August Byrone. aged 70 years. died
yesterday at his home in San Pablo,
where lie had resided for thirty years.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
SAILED

SAILED
Saturday April 8.
Strr Grace Dollar Olsen, Grays Harbor
Stmr Rival Fosen Eureka
Stmr Westport. Hansen. Eureka
Arrived.
Saturday April 8
str1r Aurelia. Erickson. Sc hours from
Astoria
DOMESTIC PORTS
PORT BLAKELEY-Sailed April s-Rkta
John Smith for San Diego.
SEATTI.E--Arrived April s-Stmr Senator.
hence April
OUTSIDE. BOUND IN-12 midnight.
Schr Vine
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
SCHOOL TRUSTEE ELECTION.

PALO ALTO, April S.-Much In
terest was manifested In the election
of school trustee held to-day, and
about two-thirds of the registered
vote Of the town was polled. T. B.
Downing was elected. defeating DR..
z. A. Victors. The interest was due
to the spending of $4,000 for school
betterments, which will fall to the
new board
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
PRESBYTERIAN CATHEDRAL
FOR NATIONS CAPITAL
Jurist Starts Movement to Secure the
Establishment of New Church
In Washington

WASHINGTON, April s.-Justice
John M Harlan Of the United States
Supreme Court has started a move
ment in support of the establishment
in Washington of a Presbyterian
Cathedral" The idea has been talked
of for some time, but the first definite
steps were taken by the sending Of
Identical letters by Justice Harlan to
all the leading Presbyterian preachers
in the United States. inviting their ad-
vice and cooperation in the project.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
Paul Lessar Critically M.

Paul Lessar Critically III.
ST PETERSBURG. April ga tele-
gram received here from Peking says
the illness OF Paul Lessar. the Rus
sian Minister to China, is critical He
has been unconscious since Thursday
evening
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09

REDWOOD CITY is BOOMING.
REDWOOD CITY. April 8.-As an
indication of the rapid progress be-
ing made In city improvement, the
Council has awarded contracts for
new street work aggregating $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09

MARRIED BY JUDGE GRAHAM.-Julius
J. Judels. one OF the assistant stage managers
OF the Conrted Opera Company. was married
yesterday to Miss Ara1ka G.. Galantay by Su-
pertor Judge Graham The contracting parties
gave their residence as New York City. Tho
bride Is not member OF thu company, but
travels with the troupe.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09

CHICAGO. April THE complete official
canvass OF the ballots cast IN the recent
municipal election shows a gain OF 20 votes
for Mayor elect Edward z. Dunno. His
rirrality Is q. olS.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
The Overdue Iist

The vessels on the overdue list are
quoted for reinsurance as follows:
Oleta, 20 per cent; Affair. 8 per cent:
Glenburn. Is per cent; Moy, so per cent.
and Verbena. 10 per cent.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09

CUSTOM HOUSE CLOsEs.-The custor,-
house closed yesterday In conformity with the
new state law declaring Saturday afternoon 10
be holiday.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
THIEVES GET DIAMOND PIN.

OAKLAND. April s.-Mrs. M.
Leitcher Of 2436 Virginia street
Berkeley, reported to the Oakland po-
lice to-day that thieves entered her
home yesterday and stole a diamond
pin valued at 800.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
ADVERTISEMENTS.
WOn1an,S :: :: ::
A.. is b


@ Inc critical ordeal through expectant noths must
at az iraugnt with dread pain SUFFERING and danger
T a. the very thought fills her apprshsnson and horror
no eSs Tor the reproduction Of life to Be either painful
- coming % event that safely without .ny danes Th
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09

and want them
as much so as
it is to love the
beautiful and
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09

great and wonderful
remedy 10 always
appliedexternally and
has carried thousands
OF women through
tb - .
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09

No woman's happl.
ness can be complets
without children ; il
Is her nature to love
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09

sAe lying Crisis without SUFFERING
sf Send ior frse book containing infornss,s.
- ssiue 70 All expectant mothers'
''e sradns'd Regulator Co.. Atlanta. 6.
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HEP AS0PH rs
WILL MEET

The Improved Order Of Heptas
sophs ConcIaye No. 32S, will hold
Z neetifne il Odd Fellows hall, on
Main. street. on Thursday night,
Dee. 81, at 7.3o p. m. Robert
johnson. supreme officer, VIII be
present and inspect the eonelaye.
This is one Of the best maternal
insurance orders IN town and NUM-
hers among its members some of the
besf business men in the city
S. w. Gordon ATchon.
Harvey w. Harmer,
Secretary. 19decoG
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Fine line of woolens just receive
at Bloch's Tailoring establish
fnenf, dec14to2;
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Have your plumbing done by the
Roberts Hardware Co. Right prices
Both phones. decleeodt !
MI and Mrs. Hood Horror, of
I.umberport, were here Monday af-
ternoon. ~
George w. Bland. of West Union.
IS in the city doing some abstractmg
of deeds.
Plumbing done neatly and cheap
IL lbv the Roberts Hardware Com
ypany. qeelS's, 49, -
DIR. Sidney Post was here from
Glen Falls Tuesday
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LOST-Price list of Atlantic Re-
fining CO., between Clarl1sbufg
and West Molford. The finder or
anyone giving information that VIII
lead to the recovery of same will be
rewarded at the Telegram Office. or
at 3o7 Point. street. 1Sdec3t~
A. j. Lodge was a business visitor
here Tuesday from Bridgeport
Mrs. C. S. Hornor and Mrs. Boyd
Hornor returned to theirl home at
I4umberport Monday afternoon after
spending the day here.
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