davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
TREBLE CLEF
CLUB GIVES ITS
FIRST CONCERT

BERKELEY, April 18-The newly or
ganized Treble Clef Club of the university
gave its first concert tonight at Hearst Hall
in connection with the De Koven Club. the
latter being an organization Of male voices
while the Treble Clef is made up Of ''co-eds'
of the university. Clinton r. Morse, who has
directed the activities of both clubs. acted as
conductor this evening
The men of the freshman class voted to-day
for sophomore class hat, making a choice
from several on display at the Cooperative
store. The majority favored hat that is a
cross between a sombrero and plug, gray In
If desired.
DR.. Sidney Dean Townley OF the Interna-
tional Latitude Observatory at Ukiah, Cal
lectured to-day in the Students Observatory
on Visible Stars He is to lecture again on
Thursday morning on Variation Of Lati-
tude.'
El circulo Iberico is to hold its last meet
ing of the year tomorrow evening at the
home of j. Reef. 2607 Benvenue avenue. when
cussed and from his plays recited.
New Spanish songs, Just received by DR..
Carlos Bransby. will be sung at this meeting.
Professor Armes, chairman of the dramatic
affairs committee of the university, has ar
ranged for the production at the University
of California OF Every Man in His Humor'
by Stanford students in the Greek Theater on
May 8. The old English comedy is to be
staged at Stanford a week before 1t IL seen
here.
Professor and Mrs Frank Soule will en-
tertain the members of the engineering classes
Friday evening at their home. following Gus
tom observed by them annually.
DIR. w. F. Bancroft of the physiological de-
partment of the university has succeeded In
showing important connection between the
contraction of muscles and the behavior
of microscopic organisms under electrical stim-
ulation, as the result of experiments made by
, him. The experiments were carried on with
paramecium, microscopic animal, whose body
is covered with coat of short, delicate hair
like projections called ella There are neither
muscles nor nerves in paramecium- DIR. Ban
croft, found. however, on examining their re-
! action to a constant electric current that when
the current was made the ella would reverse
only at the end of the animal nearest the
cathode and when the current was broken
the ella reversed their natural unstimulated
position at the anoda only
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
AT WAR ABOUT A FENCE.

OAKLAND. April ia family
row involving Mrs. H. Tobin. residing
at 1891 Telegraph avenue, with her
mother. Mrs. Mary c. Dolan, and her
sister, Mrs. F. E. O'Donnell., residing
at 345 Thirty-eighth street, has invit-
ed the attention of Prosecuting Attor-
ney Leach. Mrs Tobin to-day de-
manded action by the authorities that
should recover for her one tight
board fence, stolen, she complains,
by her mother and her sister. Mrs.
Tobin. however, does not want the
relatives arrested. II only want my
fence back" she declares.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
BRISTOw CONFERS WITH
SOUTHERN BUSINESS MEN
Holds Meeting I'm Los Angeles to Con-
slider Matters Relating to
Panama

NEW ORLEANS. April 1s.-Busi-
ness interests of New Orleans were IN
conference to-day with Special Com
missioner Bristow, who was appointed
by the President to investigate trade
relations between the United States
and Europe and the Western coasts
of Central America and South Amer
lea by and over the Isthmus of Pan
anna While here the commissioners
will ascertain what interest New Or
leans has in transportation by way of
Panama, particularly Of commercial
freight to all points on the Pacific
Coast Of the United States. Central
and South America.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
LAND COMMISSIONERS
REMOVED IN MONTANA
Dropped by Order OF Judge Hunt
for Failing to Answer
Charges.

BUTTE. Mont. April IA Miner
special from Helena. Mont, says that
Federal Judge William II. Hunt to-
day removed from office United States
Commissioner z. W. Wilson at Co
lumbia Falls. Mont. because that Of
ficial failed to appear and make a de-
fense to charges OF irregularity In the
administration Of his Office. The
charges were made In connection with
transactions concerning public lands
in the Missoula land district.
1t was claimed that Commissioner
Wilson was paid certain sum by
settler who desired to file upon a tract
OF land. The money was returned to
Wilson by the land Office with the
statement that the land was not open
for fling and wilson, 1t is alleged.
failed then to return the sum OF
money to the settler
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
COLMA ELECTS
SCHOOL TRUSTEE
Special Dispatch to IN. Call.

COLMA, April 1s.-At the recent
school election here Charles Svender-
man was elected trustee by vote prac-
tically unanimous. In San Gregoria
August Surtman was elected school
trustee, succeeding Frank Bell.
Miss Florence -GIennon of Redwood
City has been appointed to fill the va
cancy In the grammar school at South
San Francisco caused by the resigna-
ton of Miss Bonnie Wheeler.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
SOUTH CAROLINA SEEKS
LABOR FROM NEW YORK
once Opened With Intention OF At
tracting Capitalists and Work.
men to the State.

NEW YORK, April 1S.-An Office
has been established here by the State
of South Carolina for the purpose Of
obtaining a share of this citys surplus
labor. Colonel E. S. Watson, State
Commissioner of Immigration, for
mally opened the headquarters.
I'VE are looking not alone to the re-
habilitation of agriculture in South
Carolina" he said, but to the broader
mineral field in which we have valu-
able properties. We are offering good
investments for capital. We are like
wise offering good land cheap to those
looking for homes and offering en-
ployment to agricultural laborers. SER
wants and the like in positions wherein
they will have opportunity to save
their earnings and in a few years be-
come independent"
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
WORK IS BEGUN
ON BIG TUNNEL
Southern Pacific Commences
Task of Drilling Through
Mountains for New Cut Off
CHEERING PROSPECTS
People of San Mateo Dis
play Keen Interest in Road
That Will Boom County
Special Dispatch to The Call.

REDWOOD CITY, April 1s.-work
on the first OF the big tunnels necessary
for the bay shore cut Off of the South
ern Pacific Company has at last been
begun. The progress Of the undertake
ing will be keenly watched by the
people Of this county.
The cut off means a great deal to San
Mateo County as the road will bring
the growing towns in this section much
nearer to San Francisco. Workmen
are now digging the tunnel north OF
the Sierra Point House. It is an
nounced that the cut off will be ready
for the operation of trains on December
81, 1906.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
WHIST TOURNAMENT WILL
BE REOPENED BY WOMEN
Comme II Faut Club OF San Rafael
Preparing to Welcome End
OF Lent.

SAN RAFAEL April 18.-The
Comme IL Faut Club will hold its reg
ular monthly whist tournament In its
clubrooms on Friday evening, April
%. The tournaments were suspended
during Lent and the club members are
eagerly looking forward to the games.
Mrs. T. Malone will have charge of
the affair. The reception committee
is composed of Mrs. Halsey, Miss M.
M. Schneider and Miss Somers.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
q. S. GRANT BUYS HOpEL
IN SAN DIEGO FOR $4,000

SAN DIEGO. April 1S.-It was an
nounced this afternoon that negotia-
tions for the sale of the Brewster He-
tel to u. S. Grant were completed. The
purchase price is said to be sS0.0o0.
The property is at the southeast cor
ner of Fourth and c streets. The
property is considered a choice piece
of realty.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
WILL ATTEND GATHERING
OF BOTANISTS OF WORLD
Professor Campbell OF Stanford to
Go From the University to
Vienna.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. April
1s.-Professor d. H. Campbell, head
of the botany department of the uni
versity, will leave shortly for a years
tour abroad. DR.. Campbell will go
direct to Vienna, where he will attend
the annual meeting of the Interna-
tional Botanical Congress of the
World. From there he Will Journey
to Cape Town. South Africa, and at
tend the session of the British Asso-
citation for the Advancement OF Sci
ence.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
FINDS WANDERING WIFE.

OAKLAND, April 1S.-Mrs. Eda
Dominick. wife of August Dominick,
a gardener residing at the Ramona
House. Thirteenth and Harrison
streets. disappeared from home this
morning and was found this afternoon
half clad wandering In the fields near
Fabiola Hospital. Mrs. Dominick
was removed to the detention ward
at the Receiving Hospital. where she
was found tonight by her husband.
He said his wife had been studying
spiritualism.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
MEET AND ELECT OFFICERS
FOR THE ENSUING YEAR
tian Association of Stanford
Select Their Leaders.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY April
18.-The Young Women's Christian
Association Of the university met to-
day and elected the following officers:
President, Miss Mary Graham. San
Jose; vice president, Miss Pauline
Gartzmann, Long Beach; treasurer,
Miss Mary Betz, Spokane, Wash. |;
corresponding secretary, Miss Helen
Sprague. Sacramento; recording Sec
retary, Miss Agnes E. Brown, Palo
Alto.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
MARITIME EXPOSITION
PROPOSED FOR NEW YORK

Plan on Foot to Celebrate the Inven-
ton OF the Steamboat
by Fulton.
NEW YORK, April 18.--A maritime
exposition at New York two years
hence In celebration of the first steam
boat, Robert Fulton's Clermont, which
made the first trip to Albany. on Au-
gust II, 1907, has been proposed to
Mayor Mcclellan by the maritime af-
fairs committee of the Board of Trade
and Transportation. The committee
proposes to assemble on the Hudson
River vessels of every type. from the
most ancient craft to the modern
ocean liners and battleships. It is
proposed to invite the Governments of
the world to send representatives. from
their nayies to participate.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
SCHOOL DIRECTORS ORGANIZE

Of Education tonight organized by
re-electing Frank Otis as president.
Miss Carrie Pratt was elected assist
ant secretary, succeeding Miss Z. Fa
bens. The new directors who took
Office tonight are w. B. Kollmyer, B.
C. Brown and j. =. Baker.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
WILL PRESENT COMIC
OPERA AT UNIVERSITY
Junior Glass OF Stanford to Stage
Clever Musical skit Written by
Three Students.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, April
1s.-The junior class Of Stanford Uni
versity will present an original comic
opera in Assembly Hall Thursday
night The musical skit is one Of the
cleverest ever written by amateurs at
Stanford. The book for the play was
written by DelInar M. Reynolds, a
senior registered from Pasadena. X.
A. Biekel of Geneso, ILL.,. wrote the
lyrics and II. T. Curran OF Springfield,
Mo-, composed the music.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
BOLINAs MAN is HURT.

BOLINAS, April 1S.-Walter Ad-
ANS resident of this place. was
thrown from his cart to-day. He suf-
fered dislocation of the shoulder
and several bruises.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19

GOES TO ASYLUM.-Oakiand April Isl.
A. Corcoran. q Berkeley plumber. was com
mltted TO the southern State Hospital to-day
by Judge Waste. He has wife and three
children living near the asylum at Highlands
and has worried over not being able to sup
port them
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19

Almost the entire commercial wealth
of India, with its population of 300, O00,-
600, is said to be In the hands OF less
than $4,000 persons
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19

GOES TO SEA--Oakand April 1s-That
he might live down the disgrace which he
has brought upon himself. ]. A. Harris. the
university student who caught stealing a
purse from locker in the Harmon Gymna siun
at Berkeley. was released to-day by Justice
Of tht Peace Quinn payment of a fine Of
$40. He VIII 90 70 sea and try TO lead an
honest ufA
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19

Every mother feels .
great dread of the pain
and danger attendant upon
the most critical period
of her life. Becoming
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19
GOOD TIME SCHEDULED
BY TILE MILTTTA1rEN
Company ID Of San Rafael WIN Cell
ebrate Twentieth Anniversary
With a Ball.

H<1-V Il<AI <AIII1I f1pIA Ou LII5
night Of May 13 Company ID, Fifth
Regiment. National Guard Of Califor-
MIA. will celebrate it's twentieth an
niversary by giving a ball at the Ar
mory on Fourth street The company
at the present time Is In a very pros
porous condition. George Collomore
will act as floor manager. His assist
ant will be John Kerrigan.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19

Baby Mine

mother should OF
danger incident the ordeal makes anticipation misery
Mothers Friend the only remedy which the
pain and danger of maenity this hour
trial is only made painless danger avoided
by Those who this
gloomy nervousness and other conditions
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-19

scrious accidents so common to the critical
hour are obviated by the use of Mothers m
Friend. 1T is worth its weight in gold,'' MI
says many who have used it. sr.oo per VH
bottle at drug stores. Book containing
valuable information of interest to all women will
Be sent to any address free upon application to
&RA0ezEIO REaugATUR CO.. Anamka O..
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-10-09
Greek Soldiers

George A. Sanford Of the army Y. NJ.
c. A. thinks that the Greek is reaching
out for his old time military suprema-
cy. Mr.. Sanford writes: Modern
Athens is full of soldiers. They are
mostly uniformed in two shades Of
blue, not unlike the old service uniform
Of the United States army, but with
added trimmings OF red. The kings
own regiment is attired in ruffied
shirt waists with gold buttons, short
plated skirts of white material like a
ballet dancer, which are said to contain
sixty yards Of material, red pointed
shoes with big r0sette on the apex, a
jaunty. cap without visor, but with
long tassel, and a histrionic cloak.
Were it not for magazine rifles, re-
volvers and knives YOU would mistake
group Of these soldiers for a green
room outfit At the annual carnival
this regiment includes in its evolutions
some high stepping and ballet dane
ing"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-10-09
Women In Church.


The following remarkable notice has
been issued by the Rev. G. NJ. Parsons
vicar of Cranstock church, Newquay
Cornwall:
"Cranstock church is closed until fur
Their notice except at hours Of divine
service. The church has hitherto been
freely open. 1t is deplorable that II
cannot so remain, as it ought to. This
Is wholly due to the irreverence of
numbers of women who, walking un-
covered, presume to enter Gods house
with no sign of reverence or modesty
upon their heads. A small veil or ker-
chief would betoken this and be suffi-
Gent, but remonstrance during several
seasons has proved in vain.
'Such a refusal by men to offer the
customary respect of uncovering would
Justify their exclusion from Gods
house. The corresponding refusal by
women to cover their heads obliges it.
The church is closed with deepest re-
gret and shame for the cause. 1t will
mean much loss to the church of the
devotion and offerings of the reverent-
" disposed. 1t is hoped, however. that
the solemn protest thus made in Gods
name will bring thoughtless persons to
a better sense of what is due to his
presence and glory, so that his house
may speedily be set open as freely as
before. London Telegraph.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-10-09
SPECIAL FARM ATTRACTION
Frank Cass Farm.

| A pleasant end attractive farm OF 800
acres III the town ef Crafts GUY, Z of a mile
from village, church, creamery, school and
gooC academy. 10 miles to HardWick or
WolcotG and II miles to Barton Landing
ms place lies nicely and cuts 200 tons hay.
mere IS now about 175 TONS in barns
WoFk IS all done wis h machine The build
lngs are Watecei from one OF the best 71eyer
1aliing springs ia Orleans County. Water
Wotks put down three years ago. The
buildings are all il first class shape. The
mouse IS large ana v5ry we'll arranged
There are three good barns. one 44xS5.
anotheT 42X60 and hOrse barn 30x4O
There IS now on the farm 80 choice dairy
COWS, z heifers and good ouu The place
bss ~lntered so mead cattle and teams and
can 90 IL now. A Lew 700 pound u s.
separator was put on the farm last June.
All Gne farm TOOLS are nearly new and all
are In first class condition There is q
sugar place of 1000 trees W hich is not rugged
Tor making sugar. There is in the vicinity
OF a million feet of lumtet on this farm
only Is miles to saw mill. This place is
grand good bargain for anyone who wishes
TO farm 1t or 10 buy for a speculation. This
nust be sold as the owner has other bust
ness IN Massa chusetts. IG is the pleasant
est and one of the best farms on the Black
River and L will sell the farm. crops, hay.
stock, tools and lumber for $500.
Don't thirk this is all | have on my list
acres ranging in price from 5000 to $12 Goo
1t would fill this whole page If [ gave con
the details. [ have many farms for sale but
can supply. [ WANT MORE FARMS. I
L Will sell your farm or house for you at you
wish to buy or sell Real Estate in Orleans g
have talked with us. 1t COSTS YOU NOT
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-10-09
j. B. GRAY Fay m

A we'll located farm of 21O acreJ
half mile from West Charleston i
churches, stores, creamery, graded 4
and academy. This farm is nesrIv|
with only gentle slope toward the i
west. 1t is in good state of cuItiJ
and cuts 125 tons nay. Il has greer|
lures and running waters, The
work is all done by machine. ExcsrI
the milking this farm would be 2 oud
farm. Keeps 80 COWS, team and ple1|
sheep and young stock beside selli9d
at the village. Buildings are first
Barn nearly new 45x1O4 with bays
back md 80 1t. drop whole length of
except width OF sflo. o. the oppositJ
is the stable with scaffold overhead
basement underneath. There is a era
m1lkhouse, henhouse and wagon h1
There is never failing water at house
barn. There is a good apple ore
which raises more apples than are ne
There is a fac sugar place of 1000
well equipped for business. This is O
the best farms on the Clyde River q
will sell it for $4,000 and would pref
have $500 lay no mortgage.
l have farms containing from one
have farms of all kinds and descrip
1lete. description of them and went in
have had inquiries for more farms t
7ant farms winch keep from 10 to Is
own price or charge you nothing. |
unity you cannot afford to do so unit
ING to inquire of me.
'ODDARD,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-10-09
Ready to Meet Him.

"a few months ago business called
me to Asheville, While there l went IN
hunt up my little friend. The mother
met me at the door and told me no
was dead. Then she told me that all
through his last sickness he kept saw.
ing: Mother. if 1 die, 1 want You to
write to that rich gentleman in tba
north and tell him am dead. And foil
him, mother, that when 1 gos to heaven
the first person 1 shall tell Jesus about
will be the good man from the north
who sent me clothes and told me ahort
how Christ died for me- And | shall
tell Jesus that l think this good gem
tleman will be coming along SOON
Then this friend turned to my LAWYER
friend and with a strange look in his
eye said: And l believe he will do it.
| must be ready to do what the little
fellow told Christ was going to do. I
must be ready to go and meet him
soon.," Widow, childless mother, bro
ken hearted man, cannot you make
your own application? In the silence
of the empty home God is calling. He
is calling in the voice of your redeemed
loved ones. Cannot you hear him? You
must be ready to go and meet them
soon.
But strange TO say. find the 'siIent
places" where we should hear Gods
voice in the. busy noise and hustle and
hum of a great city. / find them amid
the changing of the electric cars. 1 find
them in the rumble of the big factories.
find them amid the hilarities of social
gatherings as well as in the silence Of
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-10-09

Perhaps the reason why God is able
to speak TO Us so clearly in the early
hours of the morning can be explained
upon natural grounds. Have you never
noticed the fact that most OF our
friends die about or o'clock in the
morning? AS Solomon beautifully sym
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-05-07

All the usual services VIII be OBJ
served at the Baptist church. The fol-
lowing will be the subjects Of SER
mons: Overcoming" and THE Vine
and the Branches" All the evening
services one half hour later from now
on during summer.
Norwegian Evangelical: Services
morning, preaching by Rev. O. N.
Holden at 1926. No evening service.
First Lutheran. There will be no
services Sunday. The pastor will be
at South Bend conducting services.
Grace Episcopal: Services In the;
morning at IL, and In the afternoon nj
4 Services in the evening at Upper
Astoria Chapel at 1880.
First Congregational: Preaching at
III a. m. and p. m. by the pastor
Morning subject. "Self-Knowledse." {"
Evening. Before the Council" Sunday
school, 1920. Special music at the
services by large chorus choir under
the leadership Of Mrs. Geo. C. Wat
kins. Note the change IN the evening
service from 1880 to 8.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-05-07
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs H. p. Graves of Portland lis In
the city.
C. Alhers OF Seaside was in the city
yesterday.
r. l.. Daniels Of Kelso is a visitor
In the city.
David Airth OF warrenton was In
the city yesterday.
Mrs. Ferrel Of olney did shsppins
in Astoria yesterday.
A. d. Smith OF Tillamook is visiting
friends in the city.
E. F. Libke Of Lewis and Clark was
in the city yesterday.
George Warren OF Portland In reg
istered at the Parker.
F. o. Roberts of Portland is reg
istered at the Occident.
P. Lawler returned yesterday from a
business trip to- Seaside.
o. s. Howe OF Manchester, N. H., Is
registered at tina Parker.
Fred Blaisdell Of olney was a visit
or in Astoria yesterday.
T. C. Gillispie Of Portland registered
at the occident yesterday.
oIif Erickson Of the Lewis and Clark
was in the cry yesterday
Andrew Johnson was In from his
Tucker creek ranch yesterday.
F. s. GreSnough Of Portland was h
the city yesterday on business.
Mrs. White Of Cathlamet was among
the visitors In Astoria yesterday.
C. Armstrong of San Francisco reg
istered at the occident yesterday.
Mrs. s. F. Gin OF Portland Is In the
city and will remain over Sunday.
r. w. Preston OF warrentcn caus
up on the afternoon train yesterday.
Mr. ana Mrs. Geofga JACKSON OF
Cathlainet were In the city yesterday,
]. 8. Denner Of San Francisco was
among the arrivals at the oceident
yesterday. H' tt
C. II. osgood, who has been In tina
Nehaiem ALI winter, was in the city
yesterday.
Thad. Trulllnger came over from Ft
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-05-07
''u.a2s
Splendid Program.

Nothing but the best goes at the
S.ar This week an unusual attractive
program will be presented. Manager
Gervurtz has secured the Zinn's fa>
nous pony ballet under the personal
direction of A. NJ. zinn, headed by
Francis Gray. This aggregation has
been in popular demand by theaters
all over the world and their wonderful
performances wiz no dbubt receive
the patronage Of the public. Baby
June. the youngest and daintiest baby
soubrette on the American stage, will
appear and she has created intense
applause wherever she has been. One
OF the attractive features Of the pro-
gram will b@ tho musical genius
Frosini, late Of the Milan conservatory
of Italy. said to be the most WONDER
ful performer in his line on the Am
erican stage. Other new and ATTRACT
i've features have been secured and
the entertainment at the Star this
week promises to be up to the usual
standard Of excellence.