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The San Francisco call., 1905-06-28
PERSONAL.

F. H. Ruhl. wealthy mining man
OF Sharon, Pa, is at the Palace.
W. e. Clapp of the United States Geo.
logical Survey is at the st. Francis.
Thomas ]. Noonan, manager and
owner of the Illinois Theater of Chi
cago is guest at the st. Francis
II. Won Holt. Consul for The Neither
lands at Hawaii, registered yesterday
at the Occidental on the way to his
home.
James c. Jeffcry, Chicago attorney
and son cf President E. T. Jeffery of
the Western Pacific Railway. is at the
St Francis.
Thomas Hodge of the wholesale
house of Hills Bros. leaves to-day with
his family for a fortnights vacation at
Bartlett Springs
]. f. Foulds, a prominent attorney
for the Southern Pacific Company. and
his daughter returned yesterday from
a tour of the Orient.
Lieutenant Commander and Mrs. A.
L. Key. United States navy, are stop
ping at the Occidental, on their way
home from the Far East
John B. Lumgair of Los Angeles and
his bride, Adelaide Lumgair (nee Car
michaei) Of Denver. are at the Grand.
They are on their way to the Portland
Exposition.
W. j. Stoneham, one of the principal
mining engineers of Tonopah, accom-
panied by his wife, is in San Francisco.
Mrs. Stoneham sails on the Ventura for
a visit to Australia.
DR.. and Mrs. de Forest willard and
P Willard of Philadelphia are among
the first arrivals at the. st. Francis,
which will be the headquarters for the
American Surgeons Convention.
Roger K. Wetmore of Newport, son
Of Senator Wetmore of Rhode Island.
is at the Palace and will join the Taft
party upon its arrival and go with it
to the Orient. The young man is re-
puted to be one of four distinguished
society men who are ardent suitors for
the hand of Miss Alice Roosevelt Will
liam X Reyburn of Washington, D. c.,
will also join the party.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-28
DECORATED BY FRANCE
FOR PHILANTHROPY
J. H. Patterson Back From
Tour Of World and Dis
cuSses the Orient.

Among the arrivals on the Manchuria
yesterday were John H. Patterson,
president of the National Cash Regis
ter Company of Dayton, Ohio: his
daughter, Dorothy Patterson; Miss
Elizabeth Richards and Mr.. and Mrs
Crane Mr.. Patterson has been absent
on a tour Of the world for the last year
and spent a greater part of his time in
the Orient travelling through China
from Peking to Hankow and through
Korea and Japan. The party will leave
Thursday for their Eastern homes,
While in Paris Mr.. Patterson was
decorated with the red ribbon of the
Legion OF Honor for the philanthropic
work he has done through the agency
of his company in bringing about clos
er beneficial relations between en-
ployers and employed. In Dayton and
vicinity, where the work of the COM
pany has been particularly telling,
there are 1000 employees of the COM
pany, including 600 women. They are
taken care of in the best manner pos
sible
After discussing the necessity for
American capital In China and the ex-
clusion laws, Mr.. Patterson dwelt
strongly on the need of better paid
Ministers and Consuls representing the
United States. At present they are
poorly housed and their tenure OF Of
flee is uncertain. Moreover. their lack
of equipment for entertainment and
business makes unfavorable impression
in the eyes of travelling foreigners.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-28

far exceeding that of any other school
outside of a very few of the States
leading high schools, and every boy who
graduated last night was equipped with
a position waiting for him to take.
The graduates are as follows.
The technical course of dressmaling-Isabell
N. Caubu San Francisco: Josephine Carolyn
BarDara tslrot, San Francesca; Henrfca Marie
Hansen. San Francisco. An apprenticeship of
PATTERN making-Wiliam Albert Porteus, San
Murtha Paul Daniel Bassett, San Francisco:
Edward Robert Buipitt, Bishop, Inyo County;
Fred woodruff Jackman. Chino. San Bernardno
County: Harvey William Leach East Oakland.
Alameda County; Harry George Mehrtens. Ala
media. Alameda County; George Langdon Mer-
rist. Pe,aluma, lr1 sonoma County; Frederick
Hiding r. Nelson San Francisco; Emil Alex
ander Rotger, San Francisco Bernhard Henry
Schmidt, San Rafael, Marin County; Clarence
Dallas Smith. Bfnghamton, Soano County; AL
fred Carl Trittenbach. San Francisco. The
technical course Of machine drawing-Fred
Willetts Brown. San Francisco; John Wilson
Chandler, Los Gatos, Santa Clara County; Mead
Cornell. San Diego. San Diego County; Law
renee Eugene Lckel. San Francisco; Wettzeil
Arthur Swesey, Penryn. Placer County. The
course OF Industrial chemtstry--Joseph Dexter
Enas. Napa. Napa County; Frederick August
Hunc, Ross Valley, Marin County; Ludwig
Rosenstein. San Francisco; Gustave frost. San
Francisco.
The collegiate preparatory course-Freeman
Waite Bowley, San Francisco; Chauncey Theo-
dore Carr, San Francisco; Donald William
Day, San Francisco: Frank Isaac Doane. Oak
land Wellington E. Draper. San Francisco;
Herbert Wilson Erskine. San Francisco; Wal
ter Irving Garms. San Francisco; Henry
Stephen Glacken, San Francisco; Minnie Har-
ris San Francisco: Sasha Headman, San
Francisco; Benjamin Shuman Hirschfeld.
Berkeley; Walter Jacob Hund. Ross Valley.
Marin County; Sam Lightner Hyman, San
Francisco; Edward Poorman, San Francisco:
Edward Allen Rogers. San Francisco: Henry
Farnam Smell, Berkeley; Henry Emanuel
Stone. San Francisco; Clarence Ferd rokIas.
San Francisco; David Henry Walker Jr., San
Francisco: George Casey White, San Fran
cisco; Fred Wolfsohn, San Francisco.
The polytechnic course-Paul Arthur Belser.
San Francisco: Roy Eugene Dodson, San
Diego; Ernest Howard Escher, San Diego; Jo-
seph Edward HILL San Francisco; Marius
William Hotchkiss Berkeley: George William
Howson Jr., Berkeley; Fred Elton Irving San
Francisco; Earl Howard Markwart, Oakland: !:
Charles Aloysius OConnor, San Francisco;
Theodor Christian Adolph Reise. San Francis
CO.: Mervyn Frank Strauss, San Francisco;
Ernest Cressey Webster, Oakland; Adele Cora
lie Winchell. San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-28
TRAVELLING MAN SERIOUSLY
INJURED BY A STREET CAR
Gripman Is Unable to Stop I'm Time to
Avert Accident at kearny and
Suffer StreefS

While attempting to board an out
bound Sutter-street car at Kearny and
Sutter streets yesterday evening Thomas
]. Higginson of 32e Eddy street slipped
and fell in front of an inbound car, re-
ceiving injuries that may result fatally
Gripman Robert ]. Pfeiffer did all in his
power to prevent the accident but was
unable to stop the car before it had
struck the PROSTATE form.
Higginson. who is travelling sales
man for the Grunauer Commission Com
pany of 116 California street, was taken
to the Harbor Emergency Hospital
where it was found that he was-suf-
fering from scalp wounds, possible
fracture of the skull, possible internal
injuries and numerous abrasions. Grip
man Pfeiffer was taken into custody
and booked at the City Prison for bat
terry, but was Immediately released on
$40 cash bail
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-28
CaIiforuians I'm New York.

NEW YORK, June 27.-The following
Californians have arrived in New York:
From San Francisco--Mrs. Eisfeldt,
at the Gilsey; Miss Costa, at the Herald
Square; A. W. Hooper, at the Westmin-
ster; H. G. Tanner and wife, at the
Victoria; ]. Bloom, at the Continental;
A b. Bowers. at the Hotel Imperial;
E. NJ. Elms, at the Hotel Breslin; H.
S. Neuman and G. B. Sloan and wife,
at the Hotel Astor.
From San Diego-N. Hamilton, at the
Westminster.
From Los Angeles. Gunner, at the
Hotel Navarro; E. w. Collins, at the
Wellington; II. Maynard, at the Astor
House.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-28
STUDENTS ARE GRADUATED.

The graduating exercises of the Cali
forna School OF Mechanical Arts took
place last night in the auditorium OF
the school. Utah and Sixteenth streets.
Presiding was Frank J. Symmes, act
ing president of the board Of directors.
After an invocation the school or
chestra gave selections, followed by
songs by Roy E. Dodson and piano solos
by Miss Lelah Reynolds.
George A. Merrill. principal of the
school, made some very happy remarks.
touching upon the Importance and prac-
ticabiIity OF the course obtained at the
school with its varied branches OF
learning, his words meeting with
spontaneous response.
In class of sixty only Ave were
girls. the number of male graduates
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-28
COMEDY AT LOWELL HIGH.
Richard BrinsIey sheridan's Play, @The
RIvaIs,' Is successfully staged.

tAat&tSs Is SUCCESSFULLY Sta&C0.
The students Of the Lowell High
School presented Richard Brinsley
Sheridan's comedy, The Rivals" yes
terday afternoon in the assembly hall
Of the Sutter- street School. The play
was A marked success In every par
ticular Although the comedy was the
billed attraction for the afternoon the
musical portion OF the entertainment
came IN for an equal amount of ap-
plause. The Boys Glee Club and the
Lowell Male Quartet responded to en-
core upon encore.
Miss Edith Allen. '05. took the role
of Lady Languish with exceptional
ability. Lucy. her maid, Julia and Mrs
Malaprop Were well taken by Misses
Baxter, Wilson and Bender respective
ly. Philip Faymonville as Captain Abb
solute and Fredrick Dorgeloh as his
father, Sir Anthony. carried the lead
ing male roles successfully. Bob Acres,
as construed by Richard Goldman, kept
the audience in constant laughter
The passionate character of Falkland
was handled by the star athlete, Har-
old Mondrell, very acceptably.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-28

FAILS TO TURN IN MONEY.-Hanz stur-
zenegger, 9Ss McAiifster street. to
complaint before Police Judge Cabaniss yes
terday for the arrest of Theodore Won Gerchten
on a charge Of misdemeanor embezzlement.
The defendant was canvasser for the Con-
tinental Building and Loan Association and
on January collected $50 from Sturzenegger
which he appropriated TO his own use. The
company denied responsibility as Gerohten
was not q collector but canvssser.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-28
Don't Use Poor OH.

For use on sewing machines. bicycles
and all purposes requiring a fine lubri-
cant the best is the cheapest in the end.
Genuine Singer oil can only be obtained
at Singer stores. Look for the red s.
1918 Devisadero ST., 1880 Market ST., 2f0
Stockton St, 1217 Stockton st., SIS Va
lencia St, San Francisco, CAL
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-28
WHEN SCHOOL CLOSES
why Not Go to Yosemite Valley and the
Hetch Hetchy.

For the summer vac ation why not send your
family and children to Yosemite National
Park? The Santa Fe offers extremely low
rates and wills be glad to help with sugges-
tions for camping 1t is just as easy for you
to spend your vacation in this grandest spot
in the world enjoying the most beautiful of all
scenery as to waste 1t in one OF the worn-out
places where everybody goes and which costs
just as much.
We will be glad to tell you about easy
way to 70 at 653 Market street. Santa Fe
office. The best fishing in California is in
Hetch Hetchy Valley.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-28
Conner Plate Engraving

Has stood the test of time. We have
every improved facility for making Wis.,
iting cards, announcements and we'd
ding invitations. Booklet on visiting
cards sent upon request. Letter orders
filled. Sanborn, Vail 81 Co., TAI Mar
ket street.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-28
rA1Ls "a sr1ppoRr

FAILS TO SUPPORT CHILDREN.-Mrs.
May Gardner. .S16 Post street obtained war
rant from Police Judge Mogan yesterday for
the arrest OF George Gardner on a charge OF
failure to provide for his three children She
described Gardner a clever bookkeeper and
the family in good circumstances until he
fel! a victim to drink. For months he has
been spending all the money he earned on
liceman Young.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-28

GETS LEAVE OF ABSENCE. = Mayor
of sixty days to Fire Commissioner Wreden
to enable him to attend the yearly meeting OF
the United States Brewers Association IN
Milwaukee.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-28

Fairness is almost a hobby with men
in the West; for this reason 1t Is rather
out of the ordinary to ask a man to ac-
cept the Rainier Beer boycott without .
hearing.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-28

GUNNIsON. Colo. June 2T.-The snow sheds
and buildings on Marshall Pass. belonging to
the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad have
been destroyed by FIRE entailing q loss of
many thousands of dollars and a suspension
of traffic for several hours. About a mile
oi sheds were completely destroyed.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-28

MINT HELPER BANKRUPT.-Frank E
Graham, helper In the United States Mint.
solvency yesterday In the United States Dis
trict Court. He owes 1852 and owns nothing
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-28

Expel farmlessly. through the natural
channels: all impurities from the system
Cor circulation) with Lash's Bitters. :
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-28

SPECIAL MILLINERY SALE.
Marie L. Sweeney, 121 Post ST.. offers un-
equaled pattern hats for IS to IS each. Closing
out stock.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-28
THE PAUL GERsON SCHOOL or

ASAANO-1ns ne Largest INSTITUTION oeyoc-
ed exclusively to dramatic learning In Amer
tea POSITIONS GUARANTEED. Pupils
may enter any time. Send for catalogue. Ma
tive Sons buildinR.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-28

SMELL SEMINARY, Berkeley, Gal.
2721 CLAIMING WAY. For girls. Uniyer-
sity preparation and academic courses Mu-
sic, art. elocution. Location beautiful. Out
door life. athletics. 26th year. For catalogue
address MRS. EDNA SMELL POULsON or
MISS MARY E. SMELL. principals
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-28
Hitchcock Military Academy
SAN RAFAEL.
Christmas term win commence August Is

WHY !: :; ! !:
timonials. Write or call at school
9o3 Market. f.. next to Hale Bros.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-28
B = A ULIE u

A boarding and day school for girls: numb,
limited; 11th year. 2601 College ave. Berkele,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-01
ROSSvILLE,

Mr.. II. Harris, a Unknown resident
of Rossville, caught six large founders
last Saturday night and also wishes to
tell us that there will be lots of good
fishing this summer.
Mrs. H. Helmes, Of Brooklyn, will
spend a few weeks with her mother of
this place.
Henry Boley, the well known soutbpaw
ball tosser, of Sandy Grounds won his
first game OF the season last saturday,
when he pitched an assortment~of curves
that really mBde the batters staggcr.
Alcck Mccoy, of Sandy Ground. is
training hard to meet Pet Wilson, of the
same place in a six round bout before
their club.
The Eagle a. c., OF this town, visited
Princes Bay, last Saturday afternoon.
where they defeated the Tigers, Of that
vicinity by n score of le to q. The Eagles
W ould also like to arrange games with
teams under fifteen Y ears. Address,
George Glass, Princes bay, 5. |.
Fred Herget, a well known resident OF
t his place. entertained John Smith, Of
Manhattan, last Sunday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-01
AROUSED THE FAMILY.
Man Acting Like a Maniac Damaged
Property.

The family of j. f. Schantz, Of Broad
way, were aroused about midnight Fri
day by ii man trying to batter down
their front door after having smashed
the front windows. The felio W act ed like
n maniac and the cries of the family got
the whole neighborhood out. When the
door was opened by those inside in their
effort to get at him, ile,tried to force an
tripped over the porche railing. He fell
to the bottom of th e steps carrying the
railing with him. He was unconscious
when picked up, but was revived suf-
ticiently to be taken to the lookup and
was given ninety days in jail.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-01
MARRIED TEN YEARS.

vi. and. Mrs. August Larsen were
greatly surprised by a visit frolh Rev.
rheHdore Englund and the members of
the Swedish Congregational church of
PERTH Amboy, at their hons ia George
street, Thursday night. There was a
numb&r of friends from this borough
amongsthe visitors.
1t was the tenth anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. Larsen's wedding and Mrs.
Larsen laughingly told her husband that
he had better dress up after supper, but
she had no idea of a surprise.
Mr.. Englund made an address and also
recited a poem of his own composition.
rhe rest of the time was spent In social
chat and the presentation Of presents.
There was a handsome PAIL r table, a
beautiful lamp, ii lovely bouquet of
flowers and a beautiful ~hydrangea in
full bloom. About 0 o'clock refreshments
were served. The minister who married
the couple in this borough ten years ago
sent = letter filled with good wishes from
his home in Minnesota.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-01
Hunter. Attend ss.a Air service.

GLENWOoD SPRINGS. Colo, May
1.-Unique in the history of Colorado
were the services held in the Old Blue
schoolhouse on West Divide. attended
by President Roosevelt and his hunt
ing party and all the ranchmen and
their families for miles around. The
little district school building was not
a tenth part large enough to accom-
modate the congregation. and so the
organ was moved to the front porch,
where seats were provided FOR the pres
ident and his party. the Rev. Horace
Mann Of Rifle, Colo. the choir n the
trustees of the church. The members
of the congregation stood or sat on the
ground of the school yard o. in their
conveyances, which were grouped
around the building.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-01

NEW YORK. May 1.-.After vainly
struggling TO fit her voice to the accom-
paniment of the orchestra, which seem
cd unable to strike a tempo in which
the singer could join. Marie Cahill, CO.
star Of ut Happened In Norland."
a~pologized TO the large audience which
was present at the final performance
and, with tears in her eyes. walked Off
the stage Of Fields theater Saturday
night. There was a brief silence and
then Il wave of sympathetic applause,
broken by the Kisses of the musicians.
1t is said Il series of differences have
existed since the opening of the season
between Miss Cahlll and Victor Her.
bert. the composer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-01
STATEN ISLAND
RAPID TRANSIT r. r.

Time table in effect on and after October ., 1900
Perth Amboy to New York Leaves foot Of
Smith street, daily except Sundays and Lega
Holidays, 5 is, 6.12, 6l5S, 7.33, 7.S3. 4 90, S00
S.55, o.55, ll.25 n m. 1875, i.@. ESQ, 3.55, 4.3)
b.S0, G.42, 7.55, 900. 10 80, f1,15 p, mt
Sundays and Legal Holidays.
$40, 7.55, S.h5, o.55, 1913, iI.b5 a. m. 1885, f.5s
3.55. $40, 4.SO, $50, ESQ, 80, 90 M.
Whitehall Streer, daily except Sunday anc
Legal Holidays, SIS, 6.45, 800, 300. 1000, II on
q. m, 1890, 1870. $50. $50, 40, $40. $50, 5.45
els, 6.35, $50, $50. $40, lies, y. IN. 1925 a. m +
Sundays and Legal Holidays.
90. 900. to.0O, tf.00, a. M, 1900 noon, 100. 200
800, 400, 800, 800. 700, 800. 100 1fn.5 p. IN.
Ferry between Perth Amboy and Tottenville--
Leave Perth Amboy--
xb.i5, x6f2, 6.s2, xG.5s, x7.8s, Ks 90, xs.5s, 9.25.
x9.55. 1889. x1i.25, a. m, 1926. xi2.55, xi.5D
x2.D. KISS, x4.30. AS, 1880, 500, x8,42, 7O5,
7.sO, KISS. x9.0O, 9.55, xi0.8p, Kti.t5, p. IN 12.3U
a. m.
sundays and Legal Holidays, x6.2O, Gas, x7.55,
KISS, x9.55, xl0.55 xii.o5, a. m, xl2.55, xl,e5,
x2.53, x3.55, xi,50, x5.5o, xe.5o, x5.50, $40, x9.ao,
1890, f,.t0 p. n
Leave Tottenville daily xf.s0, SIS, 6.22, G.42,
xf.10, 7.d5, x812, xolO, $40, xip.05, xti.05 a. m.
x1205, f2.40, XII .35, x2.35, x3.37, 40, x4.3T, $40,
x5.37, 1920, x6.55, x711, x740, x8.87, x0.ST,
1918, xi0.45 p. m, xl2.l0, xt.S0a m.
sundays and Legal Holidays $3.50, us, ks, 10, $50,
xlO.f0, xii 10 a. M, xl2.10, XII 10, x2,i0, xs. 10
x4.10, x5.10. x6.f0, N7.i0, xS.i0, x9.l0, xi0.l2
f0.45 p M, xl2 10 a. IN,
Illegal holidays only. twin run holidays
xHas Train Connection. but not Sundays.
GEO j. BROWN,
Genl Traffic Ag
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-01
LOEB DENIES.

ROoscveIt's Secretary Says. Never
SRw the woman In My Life
GLENWOOD SPRINGS, Colo. May
1.-"Why. | never saw the woman in
my life, nor do | want to see her. said
William Loeb, Jr., secretary to Pres
ident Roosevelt, when lie was shown a
dispatch concerning Il suit filed in
Omaha by Miss Mae Wood asking 3d.
600 jointly of Mr.. Loeb, former Post
master General Wynne and J. Martin
Miller. a Newark IN. j. newspaper
man, who was recently appointed con-
sui ut AiX-la-Chapelle.
When the newspapers arrived. giving
n detailed account of the filing of the
damage suit, Mr.. Loeb read the story
carefully and remarked:
'It is just as l thought. I will have
TO get a bill Of particulars TO tell how
l am connected with the case
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-01
CAUGHT THE BURGLAR.
Richard Parisen Was Aroused by a
Noise Friday Night.

Richard Parisen, of David street, was
aroused by n noise Friday night and
upon Investigating he found a man had
G itered his house by a back window.
He spied the fellow hiding III an alcove,
aud, pointing his revolver, told him. to
cDme with him. "he mar pretended he
was drunk. When he spoke Mr.. Parisen
recognized him rs a local painter named
Wagner lie was taken to the borough
hall and Saturday was sent to jail for
ninety uava.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-01

BOSTON, May 1.-Ignace Padcrew-
ski, who is suffering from nervous pros.
tration, was reported as much improv-
eel last night. II is expected that he
will he able 10 proceed to New York,
from where he will sail on the Oceanic
on May 10. Mr.. Paderewski had hoped
that his condition would be such ms to
permit his appearance at the benefit
concert of the Boston Symphony or
chestra last night. but at the sugges-
ton Of his physician this engagement
was also cancelled, He has remained
in his private car.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-01
TOTEM
HAD a FINE TIME.

A large number of people from Totten-
Vile. Pleasant piaius and Perth Amboy,
attended the second annual ball and re-
ception of Cabin, T~ottenville, No. 900.
Woodchoppers Association, held Saturday
night In Nelson Hall, Kreischervllle.
All had a fine time Tor the committee In
charge had left nothing undone to make
the affair a success. The committee in
charge was as follows; John H. Rolan,
chairman; Edward Parker, secretary !;
Samuel Androvette, treasurer; floor
manager, John Dresser; a ssistant, John
Bolan and Frank Ronalder.