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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-28

- Snnerbalb Der lebten Gage fino
i'm Diffrittgeriht adt @be1hei6unas.
Hagen eingereiht uDroen.
Die Gtabt nerlanat Nnaebote
fiir Die uebernabme uDn Diftrift=
Berbeiierung8bpnos in 61be BON
$50, 900. bic iih tpie folgt perteilen:
9Dbin 6iigel $38, 900; Commerce
StraBe SIS. 900, 8rauerei.D iftritt
5000.
@arpn bes Blahbes, Der italie.
nlfde 1oHdafter, lit am DDnnerfaa
bier eit1etrDffen uno am Babnbof
pm einem 2Dnite empfangeu uno
mad Dem Neenaer 6otel geleitet NOR
ben.
Die 5rau oeS Shiloermalers
W. s.. Shuler bat fiH in einem Nn=
fale pDn Born unb unsufriebenbeit
init benz 2eben, perQiftet. Sic mar
pier Sabre perbeiratet.
Die Briefmarfen > Sammler
bielten bier lire &%Dnbention ab,
wdblten bic f~0laenoen Heamter:
Yrdiioent, 60. @. 6eufinaer; Gices
Yr6iioent, Dtto Stdrfer; Shabmei-
iter. Otto 6eilia; @rhangesS Super
i1tenoent. @. 6. guenpo; Bibliuthes
tar. No. 8. Boiler. un6 beihlu5ien.
i'm nd4lten Sabre in Weu<B raunfels
5uiaitrlen5utreten.
- BON @uaoalaiara torurnt Die
Wad3ri1t, oaB auf Der Santa Do
iiingD Wline i'm Staate So(iscp. Elm
iunner Wann Narnens Saul Shneis
Der. Der erft tiir5lih bon San Wuto.
nip oDrthin tam, pi6blid eeitorben
1T. &c bate am Gage porber in Der
W2ine NnfteLung erbalten.
Daa Denebmen beg Bub(i.
turns tudbreno Der JeittaQe lit be.
uunberneuert. ObgleiH es dberall
elm fairies @eordnae giebt, bic Stra-
Benbabntuager Biz gum ueberflieBen
beiett fin0, midelt Tib aQea in Ih6n-
tier 8uhe uno Oronung ab. gs lit
nod niGt elm eir5iger Tau BON un=
ge6oaenheit Doer Mipelbaftiateit pur.
QetDmmen unb babel finb aue Birts
ld9aften = einiee Gag uno Nadt
Dffen uno ale m6glihen @etrdute
limb ben 2euten 8uadnalih. bon
oenen iebr 8iele bierberfamen, UNI
fte NAL nua3utDben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-28
Die oeut1de Wbteilunq Der Chi

Die oeutl9e Mbteilung Der CHI
cagoer unineriitdt lit mieoerum in
ben Belts zines mertoouen SdabeS
our 5Droeruna oeutiben Settles ge.
lanat. inoem iie ndmlih. Dant Der
Sreigebieteit oeS 0errn Snlius no
iennalo, zines betannten gbicaqoer
Embellishments. Die 8ibliDtbet bon
Wtibael BernaDS, benz Dor einigen
Sabren aus benz 4eben 9eibieoenen
beribmten 3itterarbiitDrifer in Wiins
den. an fih bringen fonnte. Bers
NAYS fam als elmer Der arDBen Ser
treter Der uereleibenoen Wetbooe in
Der uiifenibaftliben @rfprltuna
beutiber 2itteratur9eidihte eelten.
@r batte oas .8eitalter @oetbes gu
ieinem SpeSialfabe o.ndbtt. Seine
8ibliotbef, Die er i'm 2aufe BON pies
len Sabren nit oroBem syleiB uno
tritilbem Sharflinn iammelte, be.
itebt aus 5000 8dnoen. bic ii1 gum
erDBten 3eil auf baS Is. Sabrbuns
bert, aber audi aut oa8 II. uno bas
10. besieben. Der 8Detbe Samm>
lung fait ebenbiiroig 1T oas SAilere
Material. aber aud iber QelIinq,
0eroer. @ielano uip. bat Becnaps
HeiBia eeiammelt. Die Bibliotbet
umfaBt cine gauge Heibe ieltener
8Gnoe. Die auf Dem Biltermarfte
taum nod aufsutreiben iiuo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-28

eebeu tptr TIT eiuem freicm YamSe9

Qeben mir TIT etuem freieu Saube2
mor, ner,h;phen IT noa Srpiheits.
h;tS = hsn M,,osn nor nerSdieSenen
Msrs d4 rremnole;h h;eSe n;Tt no.
h h snnhnem WV
Wn nan, srs;en @niratooto mi;,3e,
h;s Msseas nom WiTen nov mshrhe;t
s sr Ssn oaroao rio Era;bs;t
Ser SrSr,,ro nhor a;s oorsoelts gys;'
Ss;t - out 20 @er -" ,aar , o;s maoe.
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. nsa o. s;r nns.Snn;os ,r ~ td;h
os,te r;ht nm, a,,sSotte,. nnmStSns
s;os qra;bo;t .h,a Sshnun w. So.
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=, ' nov ' mnfnos' W. naar WsStars
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.ans ~ S; e. s;M a,,s os S;a y SSb,,aros.
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cas ,,na Sntarss5sn yoh hnnnsir
pputea. Sc GROCER Die 8etHeinoe
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fdtnabf1e notigenfals 81 elauins
gen, oeito er0Ber mub aah ote
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go reoer ote 9uten, ourdhaus fret@
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-28
stimmt das velks- Ticket.

Fir MabDr
BRYAN CALLAGHAN.
Iir 8id5ter &orpDratiDnsaertdbt
PHIL. SHARDEIN.
Sir Mnnalt
JOSEPH RYAN.
SIR Mubitor
VICTOR BEZE JR.
Sur ShaBmeifer
CIAS. F. A. HUMMEL.
Sir Solicitor
CELESTINE VILLEMAIN SR.
SIR Miefor
JOHN STAPPENBECK.
Sir Nlbermen.at.2 Sarge
VIM. l.. RICHTER.
B. j. MAUERMANN.
JOHN BAUER.
j.. T. HAMBLETON.
Barb Mloermens
l. WARD-J. R. LAMBERT.
2. WARD-ELI ARNAUD.
3. WARD-ERICH MENGER SIR.
a. WARD-EMMET A. WEST.
5. WARD-A. I. LOCKWOOD.
6 WaRD-C. S. ROBINSON.
7. WARD-ED. BRADEN.
s. WARD-EMIL KUEHN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-28
GrfpIa nit Grfpla.

Nls bic 8ernbarbiner W6nbe nor Snn>
oerten BON Sabren Burseln unb 4rduter
nab Subitun5en ourht6berten, melbe
ouf ben ,Beberriber bes Magens", mie
tie bic 2eber nannten, ginfluB baben
m6hten, unb, nas jebt als st. Ser
narb's &rduterpinen" betannt lit, suiam~
m%eniebten, mar bas Der sroBe grfols Der
Sabrbun6erte, tpelden mDberne 8iIjen.
ihaft nod nicht i~ibertrDffen bat. Sle
Billie Der Slater lift beute bas Wittel par
excellence, UNI bic Sober au regulieren
oas Blnt 5n ldutern uno oas, Sbitem su
reinigen.
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Nie 1emaa.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mno Bud.
banolumg.
@roBe Nusmabl bon gonto . Bl.
Hern auer Nrt. Tancps uno Gpurt.
Mrtitel. Announcements auf ale in.
ldnoiihe Seitlhriften prompt beloret.
Die nit benz @eih6ft oerbunbene
&ccioenas 9ruderei fertigt
alle Irbeiten. @inlaounas. uno @ras
tulationstarten in beioen Spraben
an. SpesialitGt: Druid BON sta.
tuten fir oeutihe 8ereine.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-28
aaeseit Gone star Bier.


Sat Der 6armer Selp,
@a g Die 9an5e Weft,
SIT ne ate polbetannte Sab'
ST Der Garmsr arm,
gt6, Dab Soft erbarm
Sat man in Der stabt aud balo ben fraa!
s &onmt Der &egen an,
8ann it's ~pOlsetar,
Iienduo irdet oann ua6 Dem gsalisrlhian6.
abr miro es lbiphl
llno Der 9eino ftebt fiu,
@iini6st& egen Meni6 uno Sisruno st.ai4.
uno bann giebt es Staub
unn Diel trcdnes 9au6,
uno Die 9cTfnuns itipinoet i4nel oabin
SaB Die Grnteseit
SILT Den 8eutel nett
nno e,bsitert ieoes Msni6en Sim.
0arum minlhen mir,
9oB Der 6armer i6ier,
Ob Reg rei6en GrnteieSsHs gar
Nus DEM 9dus6eu fabre,
uno tein @elo mebr ipare
uno es dugitli6 aud nibt msbr psrpabr'l
uno baum trinten lie
Shon BEG mOraens Irl6,
Mit @enuB. 8srFtauo uno piet 8laiiisr,
timer Gone Star Srdu
Gem mir Vile treu
lIno oas alien 1T elm Glirier.
Siuo Die 3eiten idle6t
9auu ieoOb ert reht
2abt in Staot uno 2ano fh Seoetmaum
an Dem gone Etar Sier
Das, 70 lpiieu mir,
Tins Die @oraen i4nei D~ertreibea tanu.
Drum III ein Segen oieies Zone Gtar Sran
uno iuer es trittet uno iper es aud lei,
Gr miro es itets ais quite 8abe lobeu
llno piinihelb CT bdt's iowOl bier mie orobsn.
ii Broom, hi 8rpan 6allasbau
)as 1T oas 8abl9eidrei.
id punI6te pis 10 mauaer Mann,
Die 9sabl iei eTi osrbei.
senn Gine5 l6eint mir 9an5 9eip;B,
yaB G,ner bon 8etoen Der Sieger 1T.
taB i'd. gang slei6 per eeipdblt iein mag,
5eroe trinteu mein SOne.gtar Saa fir Saa.
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gdalide gonriaem snlatuaaen

nab Californian. ebenip uah st.
Souls ,pia 9eras & 8acific : Babn
obne @ehiel. Sbreibt an iroenb
eineu 9idet : N9enten tpeaen oieles
neuen Dienites ooer an s. y. 9urs
ner, General aiiaaiersG aent, Sol.
la8. Teras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-28
aatarrb fanm ,td,t fnrtrt merSem

onrb locale &pplieationen ba lie ben Sis Der
Granlbeit nidt errei6en f6ilnen. Ratarrb 1T cine
glnt= ODER &onfitutions : Srautbeit, uno UNI le 5l
belen, mIBt Sbr inlerli6e 9eilmittel uebnren.
9aa's 6atarrb : Sur lpiro eingenommen uro mirtt
oirett alf bag 8lut uno bic I6leimige Gberfldhe.
9auPs Ratarrb:&ur III teine Guadialber : Wleoisin.
Sic tpuroe lett Sabrsn BON eiuem Der beten Nerste
oieles 2anoes neroronet ilno 1T elm re9elmdBiges
&eeept. sic beftebt aus ben beiten b~efanntcn So
niea, oerblnben nit ben belten Ylutreiniguugsmit=
teln, Die brett anf Die S4feimoberfld6e %iUirten.
Sie uOltommere 8erbinoung Der suei 9eianoteile
it es, mas iolb' punoerpole &~eiultate bel Der 6ei=
LUNG bon &atorrb berOprbrin9t. 2aBt Gu6 3euo=
niie %ulnlonit oeben.
G.S. @beueD II. So, Gisentb.. Soleoo, 8.
8erfauft BON alien 4potbefern, Yreis Is Gents.
6du's Eamilieu= giIen iino Die behen.
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Gtpre Az Dermtetsm.

Der Store i'm @ebauoe Der 5reie
Breiie SEQ. 218 Dit Commerce Str,
70 Sub brett uno 100 SUB tief, ift
81 oermieten. Gadsufraaen i'll Der
Office Der
ssreie 4reiie iuir Heras.
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sstiraterItdes seteen aebobem.

09redli9 unter ben 5olgen perqifs
itter un6 utDerbauIi6er Speiien lei
oenb, nabm s. g. @rabfou, Qula.
Wif., Or. Sings Neue 2ebenspiaen
unb tuurbe gebeilt. Is @erts. 3u
gaben bel s. aalteper C Sobn, @eo.
s. 8. SdmiOt unb abolpb SreiB.
@arantiert.
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g6emermeper . yart.

Pbil. WeiB!er, s=ss 9eidaftSfttbrer.
@arten Wirtidbaft. Nuseeseihuets
Rahe, 8eitelunaen auf 8unIG.
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uXa Jmperta''.

Heine 9auana @i9arre. bonn be.
ten 2abat fabri5iert, auf Der Sniel
aesDaen-fabrisiert BON 5. @. Jinf
1T in fulgenoen Bldben gu haben:
Mlamo SalDon, STUB. &riib.
Beethoven Dale, 60. &ennep,
gbas. 8DBbarot. Mug. 2imburaer
9beiter Vaiie, g. 2ininafton.
v. Us. Vieoiger, Irib Marauarbt.
Clipper Saloon, Wac's 8lace.
Glapin's Drug BuQiams's Ter
Store. minal 8ar.
GoutS @Gnarf, HDtter Bros,
Mlb. Trieorib. Sheuermeper's
Set & @ittinaer. Bart,
Irtbur Saul, Sbnls' @arten,
9oneg 6eibadl, g. s.. Saloun,
9einen 8r0s., Did 2nmmins,
Sp. 0oede. Union 8art.
Soe Suenner. Wolff Il Sen.
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- S6ols Saloon bietet etnen
angenebmen gnfenibali.
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TtaG's S @ents papana.G iaarre.
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Ttmd's s Gents 0apana elaarren.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-07
EN- LINENT DIVINE URGES BR00MS
FOR CLEANING CITY HALL.
DR.. I. c. Meserve Calls Upon Citizens. to
Go to Primaries and Vote Right

The Rev. I. C. Meserve, D. D., pastor
of Plymouth Congregational Church, last
night made urgent reference to the need
Of casting votes for strong and good Of
fcials for San, Francisco, and said 1t
would be nothing short of criminal to
neglect to vote at the primary. His re-
marks were made from the pulpit.
Choose reliable men to nominate re-
liable men, he advised.
Among other things DR.. Meserve said:
The citizens of San Francisco have now the
oppoMunity of saying who shall be nominated
for officers OF the city. Hitherto the party
only ratify at the polls. or refuse toevote.
Now have a chance to do the nominating
ourselves. Let every man among you seize
that chance without. fail. One thing to be
done Is to break boss rule in this city. II
is Imperialism of the worst sort. The Car is
no more an autocrat than is the boss
And we are free Americans, better
able to say what shall be done In the
city than is the boss, who is never by
any chance a first-class man. Arouse
yourselves and do your duty, which
means govern yourselves, and put the
"boss" out of business.
There is need of broom brigade in the
City Hall. Sweeping is called for II Is SIM
ply common. knowledge that such is the case.
Another administration VIII be more creditable
to such city as this than the one now in
power It is time that men were chosen to
office because they are every way mt for it. not
because they happen to want IL. Scandals arc
not creators Of good reputation for a city. The
land a. large cannot think or US as a desirable
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-07

city in which to live. See to It now that q
order of things takes place Of the old one
and that the fair fame OF the city helps on Its
growth and enrichment. IT should.
Politics may now be reformed, as they neeo
to be. make no apology tor using that word
trolling the life. of which politics Is an I'M
portant part. 1t is my proper business TO men
ton it and to dwell upon ii. In this city re-
form is sorely needed. Men should not be
chosen TO office because they seek It, or be-
cause they practically buy it. by promises OF
patronage If not with casn Men should not
be chosen 10 office because they are decided by
men are not always to be CHOSEN. since good
men not always equal to new responsloill-
ties nor proof against new temptations
Choose reliable men to nominate re-
liable men, and then exercise your best
judgment in voting for them. In no
other way can we change the present
disgraceful and most dangerous cOndi-
tion of things, In which politics Is
spelled E-r-a-f-t.
To be ruled by incompetents, by self
seekers who have patriotism, by mana
gers of business that seeks for profit alone.
not minding the cost in character and blood
of that business; by men who swear TO do cer-
tain duties and do them only when privately
paid for IT, by men who could not secure en-
trance into the drawing-rooms OF the better
class Of citizens because they have not the
character TO permit them to be received there,
is a disgrace TO any city. 1t IS such Sts-
grace to city that language Of the utterly de-
cent sort cannot set it forths From all OF this
that is actual and from all that we see 70 be
possible, let US now free ourselves In fair san
Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-07
MAY Join DEAD
Of BENNINGTON
Sailor in the Hospital at
San Diego Sinking With
Small Chance of Recovery
COURT : TO REC0NVENE
Injured Men Will Be Brought
North to Be Operated On
at Mare Island Navy Yard
COURT 5 TO RECONVENE

SAN DIEGO, Aug 6.-The cheerfulness
that has been apparent about the tenn
porary hospital at the Government bar
racks was changed to-day, when It was
rlirnored about the wardroom and else
where that the death roll of the Benning-
ton was likely to be increased TO sixty
six. Frederick A. Mueller, one OF the
more seriously injured of the sailors, Is
rapidly sinking. Mueller is native OF
Denmark, and has been a member or the
navy for many years. His last enlistment
was at San Francisco. He has no rela-
tives. as far as is known mere, and his
enlistment papers show 'No relatives"
He is between II and A years OF aga. II
is said he may live, but the chances ara
at present on the other side
The sessions Of the court Of inquiry
are to be renewed tomorrow morntngS
and it is promised that they viii be con-
cluded before the close OF the week. Az
soon as the report Of the court Is COM
pleted the Chicago and the Bennington
will leave for Mare Island. the former
towing the latter.
The wounded are to be sent north to
Mare Island Hospital, but whether they
will go by train or by vessel has yet to
be determined. The necessity for the
change arises from the fact that skin
grating must be resorted to In a number
Of cases, and the present improvised hos
pital is not the best for such an opera
ton. Mare Island Hospital IS fitted prop
erly for such work. While not all Of the
injured will require this treatment num-
Der will, and will be taken north.
Orders have been issued for the Boston.
now at Puget Sound, to proceed to Pan
ANA to relieve the Princeton. This Is the
work that the Bennington was expected
to do.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-07
sCHMITz IS INDoRsED.
Members of Union Labor Party Rail.
at Electricians Hall

A crowd of Union Labor party mem
bers met at Electricians Hall yester-
DAY afternoon and cheered Justify every
time the name of Mayor Schrlitz was
mentioned by the speakers who ad-
dressed them.
It was both business and a cam
paign meeting. ]. j. de Vecmon was
elected secretary of the party and ].
]. Furey treasurer to fill vacant offices.
The following campaign committee
was selected by ballot:
Twenty-eighth District-L. r. Whitmore
Frank Carney, James Cosgrove,
: Twenty -ninthr Frank Mclaughlin. Thomas
Ihirtieth.o. 4. NJ. Ledwidth, ]. j.
Manghan. H. G. williams
Thirty first. J. McTiernan, c. siskrow.
irty-second-Henry Craig. John Maumi. L.
Urbais.
Thirty-third-H. Baubroock. NJ J. Nolan, H.
Schmitz.
Thirty-fourth-J. Ireland. j. B. Stone. J.
irty-nfth-Thomas Mcdonald, f. Weston
berger
Thirty-sixth-P. Barry. Frank Haskell. H
Manter.
Thirty-seyenth-J. j. Murphy. J. J.. Nc
Ginnis. J. J. Moriarty.
Thirty-eighth-T. Rentleman, M Grove. L.
T. Jacks.
Thirty-ninth-charles Noonan. P. o. oDon-
Fortieth-L. O. Rouke, E. s. Yates, P. J.
Long
Forty-irst--P. Crowley. T. Decerilde. P.
Broslau.
Forty-second-A. Porter. J. D. Maides. j.
Hodskin.
Forty third. Tietz, NJ Manlock
Forty -fourth-E. Corlade, A. Gusta. z. Ce-
denoth.
Forty-hfth--J. BAREBACK, D. Bevaniati,
Thomas Mackin.
After the selection Of thexcanpaign
committee Thomas Egan, P.SsH. Me-
Carthy, George D. Benham, Judge A. B.
Treadwell and S. Brewer spoke in sup
port of the administration and the re-
election of Mayor Schmitz. T. c. Zant
was called to the front and startled
the audience by saying that he was
still in the air" and did not know
which way he should vote. 'I do not
believe" he said, that any of the regu-
lar parties in this city will dare touch
the Citizens Alliance now. and feel
free to act as my conscience dictates"
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-07

ing visit in THE Music Master" is the
exact date.
When Eleanora Duse's season at the
Waldorf came to an end a few days ago
it was, officially announced that the
great tragedienne would be seen no
more in the metropolis. "Signora Duse
is wishful of retiring from the stage,
observed an inspired statement from
the theater. "She is anxious to settle
down in her Italian home AS a mat
ter of fact, Duse isn't coming back
here because she is sore" on London.
At the Waldorf she played to practi-
cally empty benches. She always has
played to empty benches in the metro
polls, and she means to suffer this In
dignity no more. Speaking generally,
London, which has become almost to-
tally frivolous, doesn't care a hang for
foreign actors. Even Bernhardt has to
have a spectacular piece, such as An
gelo" or La Sorciere," if she hopes to
make money here. Rejane and Coque-
lin have slight following but there
is practically no interest in any other
continental actors. Ristori never drew
here and neither did Rossi nor Salvini.
Quite recently a lot of interest was
aroused here by the announcement
that Mrs. Patrick Campbell and H. B.
Irving, Sir Henry's talented son, were
about to join forces. 1t has now been
decided that they Will appear-poSSibly
on both sides of the water-in a dra-
matte version of "Tristram and Iseult,"
by j. Comyns Carr, who wrote King
Arthur" for Sir Henry Irving, and re-
Gently adapted "Oliver Twist" for Beer
bohm Tree Carr says that his play
embodies many incidents and situations
described in the original legend which
Wagner probably thought unsuitable
for musical treatment. These include
the earlier fortunes of the hero in Ire
land and the healing of his poisoned
wound by the magic power of King
Gormon's daughter. All fortune to the
venture, but it is one regarding which
1t would be risky to prophesy.
Alfred Sutro. whose play, 1.-The Walls
of Jericho" is now well past its 35Oth
night at the Garrick, has Just placed
two new works. One called "The Way
of a FooP has been taken by Lewis
Waller, who will use it at the Imperial:
the other was written especially for
Ellis Jeffreys and will be done by her
in the United States when she gets
back in January next. Meanwhile 1t
will be interesting to see If American
play-goers take kindly to "The Walls
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-07
SHIP BENJAMIN F. PACKARD
MAKES PORT AT SAN DIEGO

SAN DIEGO, Aug. s.-One of the
longest voyages from the Atlantic
coast Of this country TO San Diego Bay
was completed to-day when the ship
BENJAMIN F. Packard. nine and a half
months from Baltimore, came in with
a cargo Of Eastern coal for the
Spreckels Bros Commercial Company.
The Packard ran into a storm in the
South Atlantic and lost some Of her
rigging. She was compelled to put into
Montevideo, where she spent two
months renting. She has been ia
days from there.
Captain Sinclair reports a pleasant
trip He was brought into the bay by
Captain Keith, the same pilot who
brought the Packard across the bar
seventeen years ago.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-07
YOUNG MAN KILLS HIMSELF
DURING FIT OF INSANITY
Richard Casty of SAN Diego Blows on
the Top of His Head With a
shotgun.

SAN DIEGO, Aug. During a fit Of
temporary insanity yesterday after
noon Richard casty, "a years of age.
killed himself on his fathers ranch
near Alpine by blowing off the top of
his head with a shotgun. A short time
later the headless body was found by
the mother OF the young man. For
some time past young Casty has been
subject to temporary attacks OF insan-
fly. and only recently he ran away
from his home in this city and was To-
Gated only after much difficulty In
the hope OF improving his health his
mother took him out TO the ranch a
short time ago and he seemed to grow
slightly better.
Yesterday morning he took shotgun
from the house and went out hunting.
When he had not returned at o'clock
in the afternoon his mother went to
look for him, only TO find his body.
Oasty leaves. besides his mother. a
father. Richard casty. and a brother
and sister, all of whom reside in this
city.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-07
GAS KILLS GIRL WHO
WAS SOON TO MARRY

LOS ANGELES. Aug. 6.-To the deadly
combination Of an instantaneous gas
heater and small unventilated bath
room is asc-ibed the death of Miss Grace
Murray at the Cain, Second and Olive
streets, on Saturday night. Autopsy Sur
geon Campbell to-day made an examina-
ton Of the remains of the young woman,
who was soon TO be happily welded, and
found unmistakable evidences of gas
poisoning. With the passing of Miss Muir
ray the gas heater and the unventilated
cubbyhole bathroom have claimed eight
victims in less than two years in Los
Angeles.
Miss Murray was beautiful girl. aged
% years. She had been employed as
stenographer by a wholesale house for
two years. Within three weeks she was
to become the bride Of F. w. Whitaker
of the freight department Of the South
ern Pacific. Saturday night she went to
the bathroom to wash her hair, and an
hour later was found dead on the floor.