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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-11

8eiebes periiigt bic V%rnennung Don
tilnf aonlulotS. Snipcftoren nit Der
9e5eihnung n@eleral : aoniuln al
large" nit cinent 0cbolt bon 1e
$1,000 pro Sobr, mo6lt Speien fllr
mirfli6e Heiien uno Subltiiten5 font
men. Sic nellcn 9eonltcn iolle1 Die
&%oniulote in ollen Sdlcn inIptjtrelL
in melden Der Yr0iiocnt llrlod)c bat
5lt glollbcn, ouB &oniltlotc l1Id)t III
porihriitsm1biger 2Sciic p%crlpolfef
mcrOcn.
5 iir Bic Gonicrcnj III Set'
Iic 8crtrCtcr Der Ser. Stnotelt
oilf scr intcrnntionolcn eollferell5
tiir brobtloic Geographic, ipeld)e onl
%. SUM in Berlin croffnet iueroct
ioa, iin6 nod niht crnol1rt, obcr
ailtcnl &crnebmcn nod) miro Die &c
leaotion iih mic folgt 5ulommelt-
lcBen: General Nucn, Gbef 0cS Si0.
nolcorpa scr Arnlcc; Nonlirol Monz
ltcn G%onmap0cr i. Wt. Barber, me-
der idlon IN europa mcilt, lmO Grnf.
Wiui9 Woorc uont Mcttcrburcull.
Nu3 Senc6uelo 5uri ii If.
Scror &clop @oiticoo, Der &or.
0Grgcr 0cH Senor @orbiroa I'M Mint
ais pcnc5ltcloniid,er @cid0itatr0gCr
III Woibington, lit uncrportct mic0cr
BON Caracas bier cingctroifcn. Gr
mnr IN obrllptcr Wciic nod Gcnc-
5llela citirt nn0 Qcll0tblAt luorOen.
ieine bicligen @cld0ite III lltorO.
ming jllrild5ulolicn, bat ubcr Damn
Dom ou@m0rtigcn Nmtc in Gcnc5ucln
l(rlntb crboltcn, I'M nnd) Molbil1g.
ton 81 lcilcr 6omiltc 5lrild5rltchrcn
lnp icinc NngclcDcnhcitcn 5lt orOncr.
Gr gc0cnft in 5luci Wonntcn llnGl
%cncjuelo 5lrilf5utcbren.
M eouillcn iir &ctcroncn.
Sm 9~lnbcalcnot brnd,tc Gid 60
cine Viu cirr, monod) ollc ilbcrlcbclt.
Den &ctcroncn bca @ilrgcrfricg3,
mclNc nof ocm critcn Allirllf Oca
Erdiiocntcn Sincpln nm 5000 SrcI=
mlQigc in bic Nrnlcc cingCtrctcn inn,
cine GbrCnnlC0niuc aus SruniC CT
DoItcn Iollcn.
Rad Sopon ob0crci it.
Gfi Sioti. critcr ScfrctGr Scr bic
ii1cn joponiid)cn @otidoit ltnO Bis
sur G%ntlnit Oea 9otid,oitcr9 Slofi
inponiihcr @cid)Git2trGgcr, reiit an
Mittpoh n1d)itcr Nodc nod SopoIt
nb. Gr bat mGbrcno %icilcr SbGtiN
felt III Nolbington 10 bcoclitcnOe 81.
plon1otlldc S0bi0fcitcn cntmidclt,
Dob or bon Der ioponiid]cn Hcgierun9
in @GIOc mobrihcinlid nit cincm
@elon0iifoitapoltcn IN eincm Der be-
beltcnocrcn Stnotcn bon europa 5es
trullt mcrbcn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-11
@anfprGiiocnt cridDoiicn.

W onte5um a. SnO., 10. Mai.
- ". $. SplueIter, YrGliOellt Der
oGriten Notionnlbonf" BON Montee
jumo, muroe bclltc III icincr @ob.
nltltg bon icinem 9rllocr crid)oiicll.
Ter SbGtcr ioll gciltesgcltort icin.
(SpGtcr.) - Stcpben Splpeitcr,
Der @rllOcr, crlitt Dor etliden Sobren
cillen ihmcren Stllrj. in oeiien sSolgc
lclnc @ciltcafrGitc geidm0d,t mltrOen.
Sclte pcrlangtc er @clo bon icincm
%ruocr, llno nls iid Oicicr meigcrtc.
grill cr i'm tbGtlid) at. Gin Nnd)
bar, NonlcllS Eittntoll. meld)er bon
Srolt Splpclter Sl Sillfc gerllien
mllroe, trcnntc oicaGmpfcnoen, aQcill
glcid) borolli 500 Stcpbcn cinen DC
poluer mo tootetc Ocn 9rlloer Ourd)
clllcn SduB in oen Mogen foit olli
Der STEELE. Gnnn cntilob CT ltaf lei
ller ei0cncn @obnllng mo illhte BIT
illld)t in cinem filr5lih bon inn I'M
Sofroum gcbnltcn Sd)uppcn NIT od)t
3oll 0idcll MGrocn mo eil,em eiier-
ncn Iudl. Nlti icinem @ege bprtbill
icuertcn Srcunoc oca getooteten Ban.
tiers uuf ibn, obnc boB CT 5uriid
id)oB. Sn Dem Shuppcn botte cr
mcbrcrc @cpcbrc, Hepolpcr ullo Nit
nltion bcrcit licgcn. Gr riei ben 2elt-
ten BON BORT ans 6li. BOZ er lid nid)t
lcbcnoig ialtgcn lullell weroe. Sic
Vclpobncr 0cS Srtcs fcnnen i'm ols
crcentrlidcn Ghnrdttcr lllrO olullbelt,
oaB CT Den Shuppell in Grmortlul1
elllcS Tortdllcs, mic OeS beltioen,
builte. Dor mebrcren Soael io0te cr
cincm Mer5te, er iet cntlhloiien, nm
leocn Ercis cine Summc @cIoes sll
e%rlongen, mcld)c linn iein 9rlloer
'fuloc. Der Sheriii orgnniiirt ein
auigcbot, nm SplpeIter i~eit5uleb-
nlelt.
(Spdter.) - Sferifi Garter uno
Marlfoll Bono giilgen nlli ben
Sd)nppen 5u uno iorbertrn Splpeiter
ailf, lid, SIT eraeben. Nod) eirem slll-
genblide oeS 3ogerns er1pioerie Der.
lelbe, er mollc cs thull, mellt man linn
2 id)erbeit %aorontire. Gies geid,ob
morali SpIpelter obne @aiien her
nllsfam lro ms 8eiGngnib bon Hod-
bile abqefilbrt muroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-11
Nnd) @Doming iuafe!t.

Groerid)iitterung i'm GlfbornsGbnl
8ulfoniide SbGtigfcit I'M
- YeIlonItone . Enrf.
Gpop, @po., 10. Wioi. - Cine
@rOcrihiitterlmg, Die cine pollc Mi.
mite mGbrte uIlo in Der Hidtllng BON
9toroen nad Siioen ibren 2aui nobn1,
wnrbe geltern Abelo i'm Glfborn.
SboIc peripiirt. Sn ollen Srtlduften
I'M llmfrciie bon 60 Meilcn mllroe Ole
leiSmilde 9elpegung Dnbrgerommcn.
Sopeit gcn1eloet, lit fem ShoOen all
geriftet mor6er.
Aus Dem Yelopltonc-Garf lonlmt
Die Nafrift, Dob lett Oenl Glusbrud
oes &eI NOS mo Dem Grbbeben in Son
Srnncisco Die pultoniihe SbGtigteit
I'M @cbiete 6cS NotionolpnrfS 5llgcs
llolrlf1en bat. S~ortnGbrcno bcbt Ser
Sooen, ltelte belize Gllellen brcdcn
Deroor nno olte @cpier, oie man idon
loft9lt filr crloiden bielt, iill0 micoer
m Ebotigfcit ulo werien mGdtigc
characterization aus. Ter 30 Saith.
NIL" DER befanltelte Ser @cnier, Der
regelntoBlg olle Go Mimttcn gum
Illsbrlld) fam, wirit iett beiuobc
f~ortipobrcno @o'lcrmnilen ans. Ser
Grcellior = @epier, Der nllr ale oft
Sabre tbotig mar, unb Scr @iont.
@cpIer, Ser icille @oiiernoIicn bis ut
200 Sub III sic S66e ihlcltoertc.
iprltoelt ictt beitGnoia nit GROCER &c
ipolt, Ser groBe 3uiliB bon oer
@cplern bot Elm 'Sofruoiicr int Ocnt
Ocaoltonc. unO Dem S6oi6onc-@ipcr
pernriadt. SollriitelL bic aus Dem
Eorf fon1n1en, tbcilelt nit, oob sic
ipilocn Sbicrc i'm Eort Die pulfouiihc
@egeno perlollen mo IN Den inllic.
genocn @olbern 3uill1dt iildcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-11
Northumberland i'm cnbaniidjcn Gon'
grcf.

S'oponn. 10. Mai. - SIN Re.
observation-disclosures frodicn geIicrn
mobrenO Der Nodmittogsiitiing plot-
lid 61pei Gcooluerid)iiiie IN Dem, Dem
Eliblifiim 5ugGnglihen 5bciIe bes
Situngslnnles nnb es entltonb ou.
oltrf grobe Aufreeung. SerItieocne
Mltglicoer oes Suilies 5ogen ibre
@offen, inbem lie glaubten. cs bait
belle lid I'M ben Musbruh zines Aui-
riibrs. Ger Wann, weld)er bic
SfiiiIe obgeielert bate, milroe obcr
ifrel iibermdltigt ulo feItgenom.
men. Sein Name lit @elaiia Garcia;
er lit eiu 8eteral, aus bent9efreiunes.
friege ullb ideiut IN 6olge eilles fldg-
lid)en Sfidials in 8eiltesitorung
p~eriallen 5u iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-11
Ncnnicbn bnngc Stnnocn.

VronO olf ocm Snpog , Compiler
nSnrnin." Yuilogierc oui
6ortlnc , Sslnno gcIolioct unO
6cllcr gcloiht.
Ncm . Oorf, 10. Wiut. - Ncuns
jcbn Stl,l0cn lang miitbctc i'm Sobe.
rollm 0cs Campers ,Sarniu," Der
jitr Sapog Sihic 9cbort mno nod)
mcltlnoildcn &Gien i6brt, olli bober
Gee 6eltcr. Gle ,Sarnio" uerlieB
alngItoll. S%ornaicn, am lcbtcn Cont
nerltog nit l3 Yoiiogicrcu mo elmer
Sooun8 @ononen ulo aoiicc. Nm
Srcltog Morgcll, dis oos Sf)iii 20
VielIen bon Der cllboniid)cu aiilte cnt.
lerilt mar, mnroe Ser @ralIo I'M Dor
oeren lbcil oes Shifies entocdt.
Captain Sdpinacr CAB geiebl, III
oaS %crocd Gin God 5lt bobrell, 10
Dab ouf Die Slommen @oiier &c
pitlnpt mcroen fonnte. Sn Babe
fltllten lid bic &obinen nit Holld,,
bod Der Ealiugiere bcmofti9tc lid)
fem Eonif. I'm 9esen ieoe Gpcntlla-
Iltot gelld)crt SIT iein, muroen illoel'cll
Die Sootc flor gemod)t. Die ySor.
mo" lcttc ibre SSobrt fort, bis am
Som'to9 Worgen 6ortltnc . Sslono
crrcldt mllroc. Tort mlIroen Die
Eollogicrc tcmpprdr gelnnoet nlb Die
poroerc Sllde 5llni SdJiiisrmim emf.
1ernt. Soiort ifoiien bic 6lummen
bod. Hieienmcngeu bon @oiler
mllrocn bierauf IN Den Mollm &c.
pilntpt ullo oos Selicr gcloiht. go,
tilrlid) lpliroc eiu bcoclitenOer 5bcil
Der Sooung beih1bigt. Der %erluit
miro uili etpn $4,000 geidGbt. Die
FoIlo9icrc beitiegcn obne ausnobme
ipleoer Oas Sdiii ulO pnilirtcu &eio-
%llltloncn, ilr belen iie Dem GnpitGn
fllr Die bcpieicnc llmiidlt ounften.
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@croen %bcrappcu.

-
9alOige Sc5oblun9 oes%eriiherutgs.
geloeS Iilr Den 6elterid)ooen ilt
Son 6roncisco. 3obl Der
Slilfsbeoiiriti9en i'm abnebmcn.
San 6ranciscp, Sal, TO.
Mai. 0as finan5iele 2Sl1terelie
con5entrirt tidy iett bouptiGdlid, ouf
Die Nntiinoigllllg Der @eriihcrunos.
@elealdoftcn, ooB tic in r1d)Itcr 3ll=
funIt ollen Scuerid)ooen crieben mir.
Den. Man gloilbt, oaB ser orobte
Sbell oieleS 8eloeS als6alo nieoer in
ben ollgcmcinen Gerfebr iiberaehen
mo Der Seoolferullg bon San ,Sron.
cisco mebr &iilie gewabren miro, oils
cS n1i irgeno eillem onoeren @eoc
geitcben fonntc. 0ieie &utoe luuroe
aaieitig nit 6reuocn begrilBt, nid)t
ollein BON ben Eolicen = Sn9obern,
ionoern audi bon Den 0alten, melhe
lid) llad) aroiten bcmilber, Dem Yll.
blifllm cntgegcn 5l fommelt, ocren
iliiiiigc Nucllcn aber ood) notbmcnoi9
b~cif)rGnfte limo. @lcid)5eitig nit Ger
Nn~fiinoigimg, boB JIG bolo in 3oG-
hung geben merbelr, bubcn sic Ser
iidlcrlngS @eieaidoiten olld Dem
Ellbliflm bic 9eflgniB cingerGumt,
nit ocn 9crgc Nrbeitcn IN Dem ob-
gebromtcu 0iltritt p%or5ugcben. uno
bic Eoliccn= Snbobcr fonllen IN 6olgc
OeIIen %rcttcl, 1poS ltod) 5t rcttcn lit,
oblle beiiirhten 81, miiilcn. oaB iie oo-
Ourd) ibrcS Griutoniprudes perlllitia
Qcbcn. &ielfah bot man 0uS @inrei-
ben Der Wollcrn mo Die WcgrGll=
mllng Der trimmer bis icbt ullfgc.
it,obcr, iucil mon lid, nid)t poaitGnoio
Onrilbcr i'm &lorel mar, melden
S%tanopunft bic &eriidlerllngS = &c.
ielllhoiten il Der crrpGbntcn Vc6ic.
bu10 cinlebnlen milrOcn.
Sl Der 0cltern ubgcbaltcncltS itllllg
0ea Denominations : Gomite'S ipuroe
cine Hc'ollltion o%llgcnommcl, mcld)c
beltinnt, OnB Der Sobn fir ge1u0bns
Iid)c, niht gcidrlItc Nrbcitcr an 81
ientliden oocr Eripntbnlitcl $3.50
ilIr nellnltilnOigc gIrbcit icil lol.
GerIclbc lit bon Dem building
5raocS Council" 10 iirirt moroen.
General @rccIp bat bic glrbeitgebcr
crilld,t, ibrcn 2citcll icocn Gag me-
nigitc1S ctrunS SIT 5oblcn, oumit oieic
iiir ibrc Wobljcitcn 3oblung leilten
fonncr. Gr iiigte bin5u: ,@ir er.
ridten i'll Der golr5cu Stoot aiifcl,
mo Mobljcitcn 5t - Gcnts ST bobcn
lcin pcrocn, urlo cS miiroe cine groBc
6~Orocrlng ocs ACCOMPLISHMENTS icill,
lpcnn Die Irbeitcr prompt be5oblt
miirocn."
Gie 3obl Gcrcr, mcldlc geItcrn nm
llntcrltiibnll9 nud)gciuht bdbcn, pur
Tim 10000 %flcilcr, ais gcltern.
&n elmer Mittbeilung an Mopor
SdmiB loQtc &. $. Sorrimoll, cr
lntcrcliirc iid) fir Dos Wert OcS @ic-
oeruuibnucS BON Son SronciSco 10
'chr, OuB Cr in @Gloe olls Dem Often
blcrbcr 5urildtcbrcn rpcrOc.
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itonoel, mGbreno tboti1blld) sir
Tobcrt Sart bic oblolltc Gontrole
allSgeiibt bot.
Scit eitiger 3cit lit in &crbllOll19
nit Der 9epe9ung: vGbino tllr Die
G6incicn" ltorf gcgc1 Die Scrmoltlll9
Der 30uc ourd Iu0l0n0cr ogltlrt
morocr, aud bot bic Giierllld)t clnbel'
mildler 9conlter, meld)c lllr nit lcbr
oetbciltcn @efiiblcn 6rentoc III Der
Wtodt uno I'M @ciiB 10 milnld)cn@lucr'
tbcr Acn1tcr gcicbcn bobcr, mltgclpros
den.
Gie biciien GipIomotcn hnlten nit
ibrcr 0ellrtbciIlng oeS Cliffs 5llrlld.
Soltc Oomit obcr Elm Shritt 5llr pol
liacn d,illeliifeu Gontrole Der 30nc
bcobiid)tigt iein, 10 b%ilritcn bic aus.
mGrtigcn TCgicrungcn @iocrlprud)
Crbebcn.
Gicb 2ionG, ser l,cllc Supcrintcn.
Bent Der n.Ingclc0cnbclten. ut
biHber nit IlSldnocrl mcnt9cr III
Vcriibrlun0 gcfomnlcL ais lrNcr0 cit
o1ocrcr hicligcr bohcr Scunltcr. Gong
Shoo, Der inn beigc9cbcnc Stills.
Wtillilter, lit elmer Der 5llpcrl1lligltcll
H%nbGngcr oca Giccfoni0H D%ilonibifoi,
0ltrdl Oclicn GinilllB cr Der nl1d)tigltc
Wfonn Der hincltlfcl Surcollfrutic
olti Dem @cbict Der olam0rtigcn Nn-
oclcacnbcitcn gcmorocn lit.
Erin6 @Oui3 aud babel.
ItGcn, 70. Wni. - Iic britildlc
6lottc BON 81 arie9Sl d)lllcn lIcgt Jest
icgclicrtig I'M Yir1lta. Gurd) Die Nh.
tunit oca 5mcitcr Srcu5crs@clhmn-
Ocra inter Commando bcS Iomirol9
Erin5 2ollia BON 9ottenbcrg miro Die
Ilpttc luciter perltGrft.
Ii cbcrm q d) II cit 0c@ sues.
fnnula.
cues GanptcrL 10. Mai. Cine
ltortc Yortollilc c9pptiihcr &ilitcu.
mohcn, nit flint @cid)ilbcn, hot lid)
nod Der Gillette OeS &onola bc9cbcll.
Gle ariiis in Scr Ocut.
den Wctall nj II it I c.
9crlin, 10. Woi. - Ter Scr.
bor0 Ser Oclltid)en Observation-Disclosures
hot Die filr5lidc EreBmcIOung, onb
cin aagenlciner 2odout Scr 100000
9(rbeiter Scr Wetol = SlOuitric be-
ifloiIen JET, fir ulrittiQ crtlGrt.
Cine Geriommllulg Der Ntlt9IicOcr
oeS TerboIlocS lit nlli nlorget nod
Berlin einberuicn, Inn iIbcr lueiterc
Sdrittc idlIiiiiiG ST weroen, oa Die
Nrbeiter sic ToridlIGNc Ser Arbcit'
gcbcr 5llriid aepicicu bobcu. @abr.
id)einlid) miro cine tbeiImcilc 9lllS.
iperrllng ser Nrbeitcr Ourd)gcflibrt
mcroen.
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2eidDtc Grbcridiittcrmna in 1moiama

SnDtnhapolts, Snb.. 10.
Wni. = Gie @rpobner Der @cgenb
BON Columbus IN Bartholomew.
Goulttp nno bon Shelbppiae in Sbel-
bp.Gonntp bcriftcu. oaB lie am Gien-
tag frilh iim IL llbr 80 Miimltel1
cine leid)te Grocr'dJiitterula beobad,-
tet bobeil, fpclfc mehrere Sefunben
anbielt, qber fcillen Shooeu allge-
ridtet bat.
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Hcpp II / onGrc i ii brer
perbotcn nIlc &C mo IL
frat / d ucn.

Petersburg, 10. Mai. - Nte
N%ciilrdtltnQ, Dab Gin unlellgeS Grclgs
nib bic Seierlihfeit OeS groBen IA.
gcS bon MrblouO'S Ncugcburt itorcn
mlod)tc, mllroe l6on gcltcrn Slbcto
0roBteutbcils 5erItreut, ais Witglic.
Scr Der raoifolcn rcpolutionurcn Gors
tcien bon PETERSBURG cine NntiinOi-
0lllla erliebcn, III ipcIder iic icOc NIB.
lid)t bcitritten, bcntc Semollltrntloncrl
perilldlcn 5l mollen. 3uglcid) forocr.
ten lie lire @enoiicn oli, feinc rotbcl
Sabnen 5u cntioltcn, nod bic Mor.
ieilloiic 81 Iingcn uno NllcS 81 Der.
mcioen, DoS Sll cillcnt Gonilift nit
Ser Eoli5ci filbrcn miirOc. Gin terro.
riltiifcr Nn'd)IoB NOR OaS gin5i9c,
pos nod beiiirdtct mllrbc. bod n1s
rem Die Toli5cin,obrcAcIn ocrort &c
t%rpifcll. bob cin ocrorti0cS Terbrcd)cn
5llperiid)tlid) ais ~unnlo9lid crod)tet
miiroc.
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FINES OF $50, 900
UPON TRUSTS
Penalties of $4,000 and
$4,000 Against Sugar
and Cooperage Company
DEEMED SUFFICIENT

NEW YORK, Dec. 11.-Fines aggre-
eating s150,000 were imposed today by
Judge Holt in the United States Circuit
Court upon the American Sugar Rein
ing Company and the Brooklyn Cooper
age Company after the defendants,
through counsel, had pleaded guilty to
indictments charging the acceptance Of
rebates on sugar shipments in viola
ton of the Elkins anti-rebating act.
The sugar refining company was fined
$4,000 and the cooperage company
$40, 600.
After the fines had been imposed
United States District Attorney Slim
son, who conducted the prosecution,
told the court that he thought the
amount of the fine assessed was suff1-
GENTLY large to act as a deterrent to
rebaters in the future and that the
Government would consent to the re-
mainder of the indictments against the
American Sugar Refining Company and
the Brooklyn Cooperage Company be-
ing dismissed. Judge Holt granted a
motion dismissing the other indict-
mentS.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-12
TRAINS ARE STALLED
LandsIides stop Traffic in the Pajare
Valley
WATsONVILLE. Dc. IL phenom

WATSONVILLE, Dec. IA phenom-
1sl-rainfall has occurred in this valley
II The past twenty-four hours, the total
being us inches. No particular dam
age has been done in the city except
where roofs were leaky, but in the
country the steady downpour has
caused a number Of landslides and
travel is tied up in every direction La
guna, on the Santa Cruz branch of the
Southern Pacific. and all of that Sec
ton OF the valley is under water. A
big landslide occurred near Aptos,
causing a delay of trains on the
branch. All southbound trains on the
Coast division of the Southern Pacific
were compelled TO stop at Pajaro and
the northbound at Chittenden as the
result Of two great landslides. Traffic
cannot be resumed before tomorrow
noon.
The Pacific Railroad and Steamship
Company suffered a heavy loss. One
hundred and fifty feet of the wharf he
longing TO that company was washed
out and throwC upon the beach by the
waves. The Pajaro River is running
bankfull and when the inpour of the
San Benito River reaches here it is ex-
pected that a record food Of all the
lower lands of the valley will follow.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-12
MRS. SILyERSHIELD'S PROTEST
OVERRULED BY TRUSTEES

BERKELEY, Dec. 11-Mrs. A Silver
shield, long known among university
students as THE Widow" whose place
on Telegraph avenue has been favor
lite resort for undergraduates, witnessed
the overruling Of her protest against
the report of the commissioners ap-
pointed to widen Aston way when the
Town Trustees adopted the commission
ers' report last night
The contest over this report has been
on for nearly a year. The interests af-
fected are valuable. 1t was proposed to
widen the street from Dana to Te1e-
graph avenue. The land adjoins the
university campus. The university is
assessed but 81 damages.
Mrs. Silvershield declares that the
assessments are not just and intends to
contest the matter in court. She has re-
sided at Telegraph avenue and Allston
way for nearly a quarter of a century,
and declares that in her old age. when
her land has become of value, she is
forced to sacrifice 1t in the interests of
others.
The Town Trustees have heard many
and varied arguments on the matter
during the last year, and finally have
overruled THE Widows" protest.
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MARRIED ON DARE,
WANTS DIVORCE

OAKLAND. Dec. 11.-Married on a
dare last April to a man whom she met
while acting as waitress in a restau-
rant on Lower Broadway, Mrs Martha
Holloway today filed an action for a d.
vorce from him, alleging that he began
to treat her cruelty almost from the
day of the wedding. The defendant is
Harry W. Holloway. The plaintiff was
employed at the restaurant of Mrs.
Charles Tye, widow of a local pugilist.
On the second day that he took his
meal at the Tye clearinghouse Holloway
dared the plaintiff to wed him. She re-
piled that she never avoided dare,
doffed her waitress apron and hurried
home and put on her best clothes. The
pair were welded April 10.
Mrs. Holloway states In her COM
plant that the defendant called her
names on their honeymoon and on May
1 fiourished razor and threatened to
take her life. She claims that he also
slapped her face and thus caused her
great anguish Of mind. She asks the
court to permit her to resume her
maiden name of Martha Ferguson. The
plaintiff was 10 years of age at the
time of the wedding and the defendant
81.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-12
APPOINTMENTS BY
THE GOVERNOR
Several Changes Are Made
in the Personnel of
State Veterinary Board
RYAN RETAINS JOB

SACRAMENTO. Dec. 11.--Governor
Pardee has announced the following ap-
pointments:
Members State Veterinary Medical
Board-W. z. Morrison, Los Angeles.
vice self; H. r. Ward. Berkeley. vice
]. ]. Street; NJ. A. Ryan, Oakland, vice
B. F. Cox; Charles Keane. Los Angeles,
vice w. ]. Oliver.
Trustee State Normal School at San
Jose. B. Sanford, Ukiah, vice z. X
Dow.
Commissioner Lake Tahoe Wagon
ROAD. s. Lyon, Smiths Flat, vice
self
Member Board of Trustees, Whittier
State School,. n. Anderson, Santa
Ana, vice James Clark.
Member Board of Public Works
Frank d. Ryan, Sacramento, vice self.
Trustee Mendocino State Hospital
E. B. Martinelli, San Rafael, vice self.
Trustee State Normal School at San
Francisco. John SWEET, Martinez, vice
self.
Member Board of Managers Southern
California State Hospital-H. McFee,
Santa Ana, vice George F. Adams.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-12
FIESTA DEPENDS ON
WEATHER God

OAKLAND. Dec. livery detail of
preparation for the fiesta Of progress
is complete, and the members of
the committee in charge of the ar
rengements are endeavoring to pro-
pitiate the storm god that the rain may
cease in time for the celebration.
Should the bad weather continue to-
morrow evening the fiesta will be post
poned until the first clear night.
The general committee will meet at
ll:l5 g. m. tomorrow, when it will be
definitely announced whether the ceIs-
bration viii be postponed.
Grand Marshal Edwin Stearns has
appointed the following as his aids:
Dr. Walter ]. Smythe, chief of staff
John E. Daily. c. r. Smith, Robert King
and II. Scharman.
The division marshals are:
First division, DR.. Hayward G. Thorn
as. second division. A B. Saurman;
third division, P. n. Hanrahan; fourth
division, DR.. Dudley Smith; fifth divi-
sion. Frederick B. Taylor; seventh d.
vision. William z. Watkyns.
Entries for the parade have been
assigned to divisions as follows:
First division-Six and four horse
floats to the number Of twenty. the
right of line being given to the float
!
This order holds good in each division.
Second division-Four and two horse
floats.
Third division-This division will be
headed by the mechanical display on
an electric lighted car of the Oakland
Traction Consolidated and will be fol-
lowed by floats to the number of ff-
teen. All other divisions will contain
twenty floats each
Fourth division-Two and one horse
floats and vehicles
frrfr -
descriptions
Sixth division-Two and one horse
vehicles reporting after twenty five
first reporting have been assigned po-
sitions in the fourth division.
Seventh division-Left Of line and
second position of honor; pedestrians
marching as clubs with float or unat-
including the Reliance Athletic Club
and the Oakland Wheelmen and similar
organizations.
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CLAIMS THAT HER HUSBAND
WAS TREATED WITH CRUELTY
Wife of William Meier Says Emergency
Hospital Authorities Misused
Injured Man

William Meier of 340S California
street was turned out of the Potrero
Emergency Hospital with his foot
crushed and put on a street car to get
home as best he might, his wife says.
says.
Meier is an employe of the Union
Iron Works. A week ago yesterday
he was employed on some work on the
steamer Manchuria and in some unex-
planned way a hosting tackle dropped
S000-pound weight on his left foot,
smashing three toes. He was taken
to the Emergency Hospital, where the
injured foot was treated and pieces of
bone removed. According to his wife,
when he asked to be taken home he
was informed that he could have the
ambulance at So or a carriage at from
81 to SO. Declining to pay for a SER
vice he believed the city should render
him Meier wcs placed on board a street
car. and after making two transfers
reached his home, assisted by kindly
stranger who sympathized with the
nearly helpless man.
The wife claims Meier left a trail
OF blood from Sacramento and Laurel
streets, where he left the car to the
door OF his home in California street;
that he should not have been permitted
to step on the injured member, and
that because of being permitted to use
IL he will be confined TO his room for
several weeks. She says also that
when she visited the hospital the head
surgeon told her If she expected her
husband to be delivered by a public
ambulance she would better return to
Australia, where she claimed such at
tentions are the right of every citizen.
The hospital authorities deny that
they told Meier he could rent the hos
pital ambulance for So or that under
the rules they could use their ambu-
lance for any purpose other than to
convey injured persons to the hospitals.
They claim Meier was told he could
secure a private conveyance If he
chose, and that IL he had not been in
condition TO warrant his going on
a car he would not have been permitted
TO leave the hospital.