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The San Francisco call., 1906-05-19
OLYMPIC CLUB
in new HOME
Members viii Meet Tonight
Informally in the Lent
House.
Planning Splendid Structure
for the POSt-Stfeet
Site.

The splendid house at 1850 Eddy
street, which will be the home Of the
Olympic Club members until their new
club building Is completed on the
Post street site, will be opened to-
night with informal exercises. Mayor
Schmitz and other city officials will
be the guests Of the club. There will
be no set exercises. The dining room
will be thrown open and many mem
bers will avail themselves Of the op-
portunity to get into touch with the
new clubhouse and its appointments.
meeting Of the directors was held
in the new home yesterday. Those in
attendance were President William
Greer Harrison, H v. Ramsdell, Ken
meth Melrose. Max Rosenfeld and T.
1. Fitzpatrick.
The directors rescinded their action
of last week, when they reduced the
initiation fee from $100 to $25. 1t. was
promptly returned to the former figure
yesterday, as the directors wish to
maintain the high standard OF the
club. e
The directors have twice as many
applications for living rooms in their
new home as they can accommodate.
They are putting in shower baths and
other comforts for the members.
Wnlle the cIuD rOfmer nome on
Post street was considered one of the
most comfortable club structures In
America the new one will be much
better. The swimming tank will be
larger by twenty five feet, fact
which will make II, much better for
competitive events.
A dining-room. OF great artistic
beauty will be q feature of the new
structure. tr
Many valuable pictures. trophies and
records were destroyed by the fire.
Among the most highly priced was
the bronze statue Of THE Tired Boxer
by Douglas Tilden, which stood for
years in the vestibule of the club.
1t is believed the intense heat Of the
fire melted the bronze so that 1t has
lost the lines which gave 1t beauty
and distinction
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-19
CIRCUIT COURTS GIVEN JURISDICTION.

The bill amended by the Senate the United
States Circuit Courts jurisdiction suits brought annu
granting of nterlocutory DEGREES without the hearing and making
appeals such orders direct the Supreme
provisions the
make include switches tracks, terminal facilities
freight depo yards and grounds and defines the word transpo
make embrace
carriage irrespective of ownership contract
being make the railroads
service 1t made the duty of provide special
vice upon reasonable request. zsss.s.
include 6 pipe lines express companies and
shipping companies under the head
make them amenable to the requirements Of the bill
Other Senate notifications prohibit the
granting of special
other prohibit railroad companies from transporting commodities
reasonable of shippers pobtsthc granting
ceptance of rebates and nstate the Imprisonment penalty for
laion of the law. t'<@tss
changes the relative reports
carriers penalty $1OO day
for failure comply with the report requirement.
The commission given the companies
affected by the but forbidden penalty
heavy fine and long imprisonment from vugng
Fines of $500 each failure
provided Justification Of punishable BY
Imprisonment.
RAYNER LIKENS PRESIDENT TOsA COMET
During closing argument today Rayner said that he expected
the President would change his opinion again the bill
finally enacted and get back the Long
telling but that within few days new Chandler
might possession of the President and the or
terminus 80
The President he said resebled Kaleidoscope This was
for natural disturbances and the President
of the earthquakes and volcanoes He
obvous of where he from and with conception
The going"
President said Rayner may untedhs party in the
Senate but he had divided the people He the
review amendment desoydthe BILL he depored the Pres
dents interference.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-19
Eastern Baseball Games.

PHILADELPHIA May IS.-The Amer
lean League champions won their tenth
straight victory today by defeating De-
troit in a'weil-played game. Score:
Detroit
Ph5ladeiphia a.. .r- - 12 o
BOSTON. May 1s.-Boston used up
three pitchers today in a hopeless at
tempt TO preyent,a fifteenth successive de-
Score'
Cleveland ................14 21 /
Batteries-Joss and Benis; Dineen, Glib
son. Hughes and Graham.
? NEW YORK, May 18.-Poor fielding on
ellis weak pitching gave the locals an easy
victory today. Score: ~
-. ffs. r. IL e.
Ss,v 81 Lou1s %ns,, .............."4 70 I
NgS Battepies-Howeii pbS and hickey; Ortiz
MCGUIRE and Thomas.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
CINCINNATI, May 1S.-A base on balls
three hits and an error in the seventh
inning. which resulted in four runs, gave
Cincinnati the game over Boston today by
a score of toe. The score:
Cincinnati ................ 9 2
Batteries-Oyerali, Chech and Living
etOH' I ASAAch anu NcSulldAl. Umpire
PfTTsBURG, May 1s.-After being shut
out two games in succession. the New
Yorks finally scored today. The Pitts
burgs won the game by ithitng Hatthew-
son freely. The contest was exciting all
the way and was filled with unique plays.
~ r. H. e:
PtttsburE .................a 4 !
Battsrles-fSnch. Leineid and PETIT;
Matthewson and Marshall. Umpire
ST. LOUIS. May 1s.-The home team
weakened IN the eighth inning today and
Brooklyn cinched the game Score;
stodf,zn g.; d,GgIs .......s....-..- 2 g 9
BSttsries.Nean. 'Hiioeisikooter and nd Raub;
Pastorfus. Mcintyre and Ritter. Umpire
cHfokGo. May ls.-chicago had much
the better Of an old-fashioned slugging
chasing two PhiiadelphRfa i pitchers ts to the the
bench In the second inning; Score:
GS,SsEG eS,;sds,ni,, ...;....ltt !, !
Batteries-Brown, Beebe and King;
Lush, Nichols MtClosiey, Doom and
Crist. Umpires-Carpenter and KLEIN.
INSERT AMERICAN league -. :. !.
WASHINGTON, May 18.-Owen was a
puzzle to the Washingtons today. whf1e
Chicago hit Patten almost at will and
won' all the runs being earRRed sGore: n
Tn;ss TWns;shinston ............,S ,s g
Batferies-Patten @ and Hayden; Owen
and Hart
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-19
police Captains Are Assigned.

For the first time since the earthquake
and big fire the streets. in the tender
loin'' district were patrolled yesterday
morning by policemen from Company A.
Captain Duke. Fits district ts now from
the bay to Market street and from
Sansofne street to Van Ness avenue.
CAPTAIN Mooney moved from Twenty
second and Mission streets to the Low
felll High School. Sutter street, near
Cough, yesterday morning. where Com
pany A is also established. Mooney 8
district is from the bay to Market street
and from Van Ness avenue to Steiner
street.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-19
TO EMPLOYERS
|OF, LABOR.

The Grand Lodge, A. o. q. W.. has
opened an Employment . Bureau at the
Mission High School building. corne..
Eighteenth and Dolores streets, San
Francisco, and Il prepared to furnish
contractors, railroad companies, ibusi-
ness houses and others with first-class
help from among members OF this Or
der. We respectfully solicit your or
ders and will apprecsat' your assist
ance in securing employment for our
members. w. II. SAVAGE,
Grand Master Workman.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-19
sEATTLE BASEBALL TEAM
TO JOIN NORTHWEST LEAGUE
Manaeer Agnew Makes Announcement
That He Intends to Ahandon Pa
cific Coast Outfit

PORTLAND, May 1s.-In an inter-
view today James Agnew. business
manager OF the Seattle baseball team,
declared that Seattle would quit the
Coast League and would apply for ad-
mission into the Northwest League.
He declared that Seattle had lost a
great deal OF money IN the Pacific
Coast League proposition and would
no longer remain In the organization.
This announcement is at direct vari-
ance with statements accredited to
Agnew. following the meeting of the
Pacific Coast magnatees at Oakland,
when 1t was reported that he had ex-
pressed HIS intention of remaining in
the Pacific Coast League.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-19
Vaccination is Compulsory.

A systematic method Of vaccinating the
refugees in camp at the Preside was
begun yesterday by Lieutenant c. D.
Buck. assisted by Drs. r. Bine and H
Iissner. and before night nearly 1000 men.
women and children had been given their
choice either TO be vaccinated or leave
the reservation OF this number only
one family chose to leave, and they were
promptly packed bag and baggage into
4 Government wagon and escorted from
80 mn.
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Senate Passes the Railroad Rate Bill.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE l. COLUMNS AND 2

promptly made accordance with this award
beneficiary file United States Circuit
Court compel compliance Tie finding of the commission is
be received pa c evidence of the facts in such Suits and
the petitioner is absoved from all liability for
Another provision renders legal theervce of the orders of the
through the mails and provides that orders shall
thirty unless suspended modified
the commission suspended aside the penalty
disobedience if the
the penalty accumulate at the of $4,000 of
continuous violation Orders other than those for money payments
enforced by the Federal through wts of anda
Injunction and oappea to the Supreme Court these
be preference all Others except those of
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-19
Los Angeles Again Wins.

Los ANGELES, May 1S.-Los AM
geles. defeated Fresno today to q.
Leuke was pounded for ten hits, but
they were all well scattered Tozer,
aside from his ;wildness, pitched "a.
good game, allowing. but three base
hits The visitors had the better1of
the fielding the local making three
errors. .sss - ~ ssas.l -
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The San Francisco call., 1906-05-19

The Board Of Education yester y
assigned twenty -one teachers S, %
tent schools. which are. to be ss j.
lished in Golden Gate Park. fresir
dent tAltmann made the selections out
of some eighty, or ninety teachers whQ
volunteered to teach In the schools.
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ANGELENOS Want.

Continued from Page l, Column /.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-19

PHILADELPHIA, May 1S-The Amer
lean League champions won their tenth
straight victory today by defeating De-
troit in weil-played game. Score:
Detroit
Philadelphia .z.... .a.....E4 12 o
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-10-31
FrOm-W ashingtOn.
,Cnrres pondence Of the Alexandria Gazette. !
Washington, Oct. 81.

sCOfres pondence OF the ALEXANDRIA OsBette.l
Washington, Oct. 81.
President Roosevelt retreated from
:he White House this morning to the
quiet of AlbemSrle county, Va, for few
days rest, punctured with excursions in
TO the Virginia hills in quest of wild
turkeys, prior to his departure for Psna-
ma. He will remain until Monday
afternoon when he starts for Oyster Bay
TO vote. Mrs. Roosevelt is with him.
The six room cottage at Pine Knot has
been prepared for the family by colored
careiaker. Mr.. Joseph Wilmer, from
whom the cottage was bought, will see
that the President and Mrs. Roosevelt
have some fine riding horses at their dis
posal during their sojouru. The Presi-
dent travelled in a private Pullman ear.
Leaving the railroad at North Garden
at 2:S0 p. III. II mile drive ovet the
sand roads must be accomplished. 1t will
be dusk before he reaches "PiDe Knot. "
Public Printer Stillings was formally
notified this morning by the Department
OF Justice that hereafter simplitied spell
ing rules should not be applied to quota
lions from court decisions in Supreme
Court briefs. His attention was called
to the court records Of yesterday, when
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Disguised With Her ROYAL Husband.

Stockholm, Sweden, Oct. 81 utterly
disguised with the boorishuess Of her
husband, Prince Gnstavus Adolphus, son
of the Crown Prince Gustavus. Priacess
Margaret of Connaught, niece of King
Edward, is threatening to return to Lon
don to live with her parents, and 50 far
every influence which il is possible to
bring to bear upon her has proved in
sufficient to make her promise to forego
taking the course.
The young royal couple were married
in June, 1905. Her sixteen months exis-
tence as the wife of the Swedish prince
has thoroughly convinced Princess
Margaret that her marriage was a great
mistake, and she is anxious to escape
from her husband that she may enjoy
some peace of mind once more.
Iucompatibility of temper is resPon
sible tor the troubles of the couple. The
princess is sensitive, highly strung
woman, while Prince Gustsvus Adolp-
hus is rough and boorish. They are ex-
act oppostes in nature, and the coarse
ness of her husband has abOnt driven the
princess to distraction.
Every effor, is being made at court to
hush up the scands and the princess
has been urged for the sake of her infant
son, not TO leave her husband. So far,
however, she has refused to promise.
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The New York Election.

New York, Oct. 81 New York city
will determine the result of the guber-
material campaign in the Empire State.
I hat is the best opinion obtained today
from the leaders conducting the canvass
of Charles E Hughes and William r
Hearst. On the magnitude OF Hearsrs
plurality 10 the metropolis depends biz
election as Governor of the State.
Reports to the republican aud demo
cratic state committee Indicate without
much doubt that The usual republican up
state pluralities will be much reduced
this year. Sentiment has crystallized
above the Bronx, aud, unless all signs
tail, and there is an under current, which
no one has been able to detect, the re-
publican plurality of 100, 900 above the
Harlem will not be spproximated this
year by many thousands. There are a
multiplicity IF reasons given by the re
publican managers for this opinion.
William r Hearst is 10 Buffalo today
and Mr.. Hughes is speaking in Central
New York. Both are conf lent, for the
reports made 10 them are optimistic.
Ri chard Croker is not one OF Hesrsfs
admirers. This WAS made known today
when Senator P. II. McOsrren, leader
OF the Kings county democracy, gave out
csblegram from the ex-Tammany
chief.
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Charges CastelIane with Assault.

Paris, Oct. 81 - hat Count Boni de
CastelIane frequently struck and slapped
his wife, formerly Miss Anna Gould,
during the scenes between the two when
he made his oft-repeated demands for
money, was the starting declaration
made by Countess Anns's attorney,
Msitre Cruppi, in the bearing of the
Countess suit for divorce which began
today. Other equally as startling reve-
lations as to the unhappy lot to which
the countess has submitted during the
years of her married life are expected,
and the whole hearing promises to be
sensational in the extreme.
Msitre Cruppi opened the hearing by
demanding an absolute divorce for his
client and the custody of the children.
Eleven cases of alleged in6delity on
the part of Count Boni we cited by Nj
Cruppi, and the attorney declares that
Boni had five different places for MS
meetings with other women.
At this point Bonps attorney inter
rupted the proceedings to demand thai
the women should be named.
NJ. Cruppi objected to this on the
ground that it would uselessly involve
other persons in scandal The only name
mentioned in this connection was that
of notorious demi-monde, Luce de
Lemmos, letter from whom, addressed
to her husband, Countess Anna found in
a table drawer last December Countess
Anna had known oil her husbands rela-
lions with other women since 1898, NJ.
Cruppi asserted. The revelation came
to her when she found package of let
tiers writteu by society women to BoEi.
When she accused her husband Boni
slapped her.
Alter NJ. Cruppi had completed his
statement an adjournment was taken
! for week to allow him to prepare his
argument in the case.
1t is the intention of Countess Anna
to remain 10 France after she secures her
divorce and to rear her children here.
This statement was made to the court by
N. Cruppi in her behalf, setting at rest
the reports that once she were freed from
her husband she would return to her
native country for good.
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Mysterious shooting.

Englewood, n J. Oct. 81 Hysterical
aud at times seemingly out If her head,
Florence LIE Foster, pretty, we'll dress
ed young woman, of Brooklyn, is today
practical wreck at police headquarters,
where she is locked up after shooting
John Lyman, young man OF Bergen
Field, on the street last night. Her
victim is in the Englewood Hospital
with bullet OF large caibre:n bis left
shoulder, aud his condition is serious.
"He followed me-" is the only expla-
nation Miss l., Foster has given to &C.
count for her act She insists she never
saw Lyman before she shot him. Mys-
terry which the police have been unable
TO dispel surrounds the case
Mics lie Foster is known TO have come
here on West Shore train from West
Nyack, having previously paid visit to
New York Her revolver was purchased
there, she admits, aud it is new. Walk
ing along Washington street Miss LIE
Foster encountered Lyman. They met
face to face and bystanders heard heI
say "DOn't harm me or | will fire. u
Then came the shot and Lyman fell.
Miss LIE Foster made no effort to escape.
One theory the police hold is thai
Miss LIE Foster may have been looking
for another man, and shot Lyman by
mistake
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WEDNESDAY EVENING. OCT. 81. 1906

OF ALL the congressional campaigns
conducted in Virginia within the past
twenty years, that now about to end has
been by tar the dullest and most unin-
terestiug, and indications are that very
light vote will be po!led throughout the
State. Indeed, there is nothing to give
animation to the struggle, save in two
districts where, a. heretofore stated, there
are sharp cpntes aud even In these the
voters are displaying no wild enthusiasm
ON either side. In the Ninth both parties
seem to perfer "still hunt for votes
and for this reason there has been nc
great amount of public speaking except
BY the candidates themselves. The can
didates have gone among the voters and
had talks with them, urging,their respec-
tive claims for Office. The result is that
the best of feeling prevails, both among
the candidates and the voters, and re-
representatives. OF both sides declare 1t ha'
been clean canvass.
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Mrs. Eddv,s Followers Perturbed.

Concord, N H., Oct. Sl.-The"kitch-
en- cabinet" Of Mrs. Mary Baker g. Ed
dy, who arranged for her dramatic APP
pesrauce yesterday, are visibly perturbed
today over their failure to properly i'm
press the outside world with the fact
that their aged leader has discovered the
fountain of perpetual youth" and is
proof against the ravages of nature.
They decline to receive visitors today
All persons calling at Pleasant View are
told that there is no one there who can
talk about the affairs of the faith and the
request is made that they call again
"in a day or two''.
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TELEGRAPHIC BRRvITIEs.

A dispatch from Worcester, Mass ,
says that the death of Congressman
lockwood Hoar is hourly expected. No
hope is entertained for another rally.
In entertaining fashion, Secretary of the
Navy Bonaparte delivered an address at Den
ton, Nd, this afternoon dealt with the trust
situation. BE appeared in advocacy of the
election of WIN. II. Jac kson, republican can.
didate for Congress, who he declared was
cheated out of the seat he ought TO have filled
in present house "
Though decision which was hoeted and
Kissed when announced by referee Eddie
Robinson, Abe Att-ll is today feather weight
champion of the world. having defeated Harry
Baker, of San Francisco for the title in the
mill last night before the Pacific Athletic
Club at Los Angeles, Gala.
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Today's Telegraphic News
A stumbling Block in the Alliance.

Rome, Oct. 81 With The Vatican as
stumbling block, hslt has come in the
negotiations looking for renewal of the
triple alliance between Italy, Austria
Hungary and Germany. In the com
plications which have arisen diplomats
see further evidence OF the new grouping
of powers which is said to be coming,
although official announcement has been
made thst the new alliance has teen ac-
complisbed through the arrangement OF
military convention between England,
France and Italy.
Italy, encouraged by her friendship
with England and France, is now de-
handing as the price of her continuance
IN the triple alliance that Australia
gary shall recognize her temporal SUI
premacy 10 Rome over the claims of the
Pope to exercise such authority.
This is the statement made to the cor
respondent of the Publishers Press on
high authority. Through the turn the
negotiations for renewing The alliance
have taken, the pope has thus become
the central figure in q delicate diplo-
matte battle. Italy is determined to play
more important part in Earopaan poll
tics than she ever has before. She now
demands that Austria shall discoptin ne
her ostracism of the house If Savoy, and
declares that Emperor Francis Joseph
must come either in person to visit King
Victor Emanuel or send personal rep
resentative to pay such a state call
Such an act on the part of Austria will
amount to a remuneration OF the claims
of the pope to exercise temporal power
in Rome Naturally, the Vatican is OPP
posed to the plan.
1t is now stated that the object of the
recent visit of Herr von Tschirsky, the
German Foreign Minister to Rome, was
to try to persuade the Vatican TO allow
visit from Hapsburger to King Vic
tor, so the triple alliance can be renewed.
As yet the pope has not consented, but
negotiations to this end are sill 10 prog
ress. Unless an Austrian visit to Italy
is arranged, the old time Alliance be-
tween Germany, Austria aud Italy may
fall and in almost any event the cOmpli-
cations which have arisen seem likely to
weaken it. That new alliance between
Italy, France, aud England should fol-
TOW seems quite within the range OF pos
sibility in the opinioo of diplomats.