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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-06
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-06
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node 5um Gerfauf itelen %laiien.
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prGdtig beforirte Sribiine erridtet
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uno bic 9ireftorcn sic orei Eoraoen
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Nr. 234 unb 236, Siio 9rooopop,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-06

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9ei Sen beitigen Staatsrpablen miir-
be 6letder .. Eroctor. Sobn Ses
gunoesienators Eroctor gum Sou.
perneur cripablt. Die Hepublifdner
beanipruden $4,000 Stimmen, ipdb.
reno ibre Yluralitdt inter normalen
umltGnoen $1,000 Stimmen betr6gt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-06

Ser Sta0tgeomcter Ha-
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tember oas Wipeau peridieoener
StraBen an Ort II. Stele etabliren.
Gas Ndbcre beiagt Die an5eige i'm
bclltigcn .Tcut6en Gorreiportbca
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-06

d ambura, 1. Sept. Gin0e-
~troifen bon Nen.yorf Ia Scr Gam.
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The San Francisco call., 1906-06-12
DRUNKEN MAN RUNS AMUcK.

BERKELEY, June He. D. Jansen
created such a fuss last night on his
return home from the county line after
day of ceisbration that Officer Ison
tried TO take him into custody But
the intoxicated man did not want to gc,
and 1t required force on the part of the
policeman 10 take him to the station.
His name was entered on the book, and
he was charged with drunkenness and
disturbing g the peace. But this morning
Mrs. Jansen came before Justice Edgar
and swore to complaint against her
erriEg spouse alleging that while he
waE raising all the rough house" last
night he had just finished beating her.
Mrs. Jansen sweSrs that she met her
husband OF Shattuck avenue last night,
and he Immediately seized her by the
throat and shevea her into an alley be-
tween University and Addison, on Shat
tuck avenue. There he struck her sew
eral times and threatened to Kill her.
She asked that the charge of drunk
ennesz and disturbing the peace be
changed to one of battery. She names
A. Sears Of 1923 Grove street as a wit
ness TO the act of battery. Justice
Edgar accordingly placed a battery
charge against Jansen.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-12
PROFESSOR wooDWORTH TELLS
HOW TO HANDLE CATERPILLARS
Delivers Valuable Address at Farmers
Institute, Which Held Succehs-
full Session at Cupertino.

BERKELEY, June 11.-University ag-
riculturists back from the farmers in
stitute at Cupertino report that the
meeting for the farmers was well at
tended.
The principal feature of the pro-
gramme was the talk on caterpillars by
Professor Charles NJ Woodworth of the
university. He said that there were
three principal groups of caterpillars,
distinctly different. Treating of the
canker worm. he explained that the
males were winged and the females
were wingless. The best method of
control was TO prevent the females from
reaching the tree tops, where they lay
their eggs. This can be accomplished
by various methods OF banding the
trunks, but it must be done carefully
and thorotghly, because the moth Will
so through the smallest crack. Spray
ing is also resorted to, but the foliage
of the prnne tree is SO delicate that
injury is likely from the use OF paris
green. Lead arsenic seems to be safe
poison, but IL is effective only when the
moths are scarce.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-12
SCHOOLS WILL. BEGIN WORK
IN EARNEST LATE IN JULY
Board of Education VIII Hire All
Teachers Possible at
the Outset.

There was an important meeting OK
the Board of Education yesterday, the
most important business being the con-
sideration OF the question OF hiring
school teachers 1t was decided TO do
all possible to give employment TO the
tried and faithful of the department.
and 10 do all possible to make places
for those left adrift by the destruction
of 412 classroOms.
On motion of Superintendent Romeo
Vieri it was deemed the sense of the
board that no new teachers will ever be
hired until all of the old guard are
found to have places. The hiring OF
teachers will be in strict chronological
order and there viii be no chance. says
the board. for faYoritism.
1t was decided that all schools viii
be reopened on July 2S. and to the end
of having everything in readiness the
Red Cross, city officers. army men and
others were notified to vacate as close
as possible TO the 1st of July.
There were in all 1900 teachers en-
ployed in the city schools. and il is the
desire of the department to give all
employment as soon as possible. The
temporary and auxiliary schools will
hire some, but 412 will be out OF en-
ployment until the schools are rehabilt-
tated.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-12
THREE FATAL WRECKS
OCCUR IN SINGLE DAY
Atlantic City Flyer Strikes Open Switch
and Two Misseuri Pacific Trains
Meet Disaster.

TOPEKA, Kas., June 11-One men
was killed and three others seriously
injured today in wreck on ths Mis-
souri, Pacific, near Comiskey, Kas., a
small station in Lyon County. The
men were accompanying shipments of
goods on the wrecked train, which was
a freight. The dead and injured wei e
taken TO Council Grove, Kas.
REDBANK, n. j., June 11.--New Jer-
sey's Atlantic City flyer, due in New
York at 1880 o'clock this morning, ran
into an open switch near here this
morning at 1920 o'clock. The engine
and two cars toppled over and rolled
down ten-foot embankment. One PAS
senger was killed. Twenty passengers
were injured.
KANSAS CITY, June 11.-Eastbound
Missouri Pacific passenger train No. 2,
running between Denver and Kansas
City, was derailed near Martin City,
Mo, twenty miles from Kansas City,
today, evidently the work of train
wreckers. The engine and a baggage
car turned over and the front trucks OF
the first coach left the tracks. John
Dunovan of Kansas City, the engineer,
was killed; ii. Ferstund Of Kansas City,
the fireman, was seriously injured.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-12
CRIMINALS BUSY
ACROSS THE BAY
lvaS Iverson Encounters
a Hold-Up Man in
His Room.
Many Thefts and Burg
laries Are Reported
in Oakland.

OAKLAND, June 11.-Just as he was
abou: to retire late last night Ivas
Iverson, occupying room in the Vim
zent block, was surprised and startled
to see a man enter his room, cover him
with revolver and order him to hold
up his hands. 1verson complied and
was relieved of S1.35 in coin. There is
ciew to the identity of the robber.
Sneak thieves entered the home of
DR.. A. S. Larkey of 1902 Webster street
yesterday afternoon while the family
was away and ransacked the house
Entrance was gained by forcing the
rear door. A suitcase, clothing, silver
ware and SO were stolen.
Using a skeleton key, thieves entered
the home of Mrs. Champion at 20O1
San Pablo avenue last evening during
the owners absence and stole watch
and SO.
Martin Bonsdorf of 41e Seventh
street is today mourning the loss of
S14.5o, which he lost as the result of
overconfidence in a new found friend
Bonsdorff met the stranger. who gave
his name as Franklin, late last evening
and invited him to stay over night
Franklin consented readily. The host
awoke early this morning to find that
his guest had disappeared with all the
loose coin that he had in his trousers.
While sleeping on a cot in the hall
way of the Albion House al 4l9 Seventh
street Paul Nelson of 3s12 Twenty
fifth street was relieved of a watch and
chain and scarfpin.
John J. Smith, temporarily sheltered
in a tent at the corner of First and
Webster streets. retired late last night
with S35 in coin tucked snugly away in
his trousers pocket The canvas walls
of the tent failed to make good as a
strong box, for Smith awoke this morn
ing to find that his savings had been
stolen during the night.
M A Null of 1864 Grove street left
his violin and case unguarded for few
minutes yesterday morning at the cor
ner of Thirteenth street and Broadway
and returned to find that the musical
instrument had moved during his ab-
sence. No trace of the missing article
has as yet been found.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-12
EAKKY GARTHwAIrE DEAD.

OAKLAND. June II.-Harry Garth
waite. q pisneer Of this State and one
OF the prominent men Of Oakland, died
suddenly this afternoon at the resi-
dence OF his sen. W. W. Garthwaite, 81
Il Dorado street, Piedmont Garth
waite was a native OF England. eighty
one wears OF age. He came TO Califor-
MA by way OF the isthmus in the early
nfties and engaged in the lumber trade
until fifteen wears ago. when he retired.
He leaves a wife, Mrs Charlotte T.
GarthWaite. and Eve children: ". W.
Garthwaite of the Oakland Bank of
Savings, H. p Garthwalte OF san Sal
vaSor. EDWARD Il Gsrthwaite. chief
engineer Of the South African Charter
ed Company, and Mrs. Mabel G. Cock
rOft of this city
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-12
CONCERTS IN BERKELEY.

BERKELEY, June IA second Sc
ries of symphony concerts under the
auspices of the University OF California
is to be given in the Greek theater dur
ing the summer session of the univer-
sitY. The success of these affairs last
winter has inspired the musical and
dramatic committee OF the faculty. of
which Professor William Dallam Armes
is chairman, to arrange for more during
the summer. The flrst wiz be on Thurs
day. June rs. A week later Professor
Guilio Minetti's string quartet will give
concert The third VIII be a sym
phony. and so the performances will
alternate until three of each sort have
been given. The price of season tickets
for the six concerts will he SO for the
reserved section and 81 for the unre-
served
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-12
PRESBYTER|ANS
AID PAL0 ALTO
Suburb to Get Part of
Fund Raised to Re-
store Churches.
College Town Will Get
$25,000 to Build a
New Sanctuary.
SPECIAL DIsrAron 10 rue CALL.

PALO ALTO, June 1.-THE Rev. Mr..
Hays, pastor of the local Presbyterian
church. has received a communication
announcing that the PaIo Alto church
will be given $4,000 from the fund
which has been raised by Presbyterians
throughout the country for the restora-
ton of churches destroyed or injured
by the earthquake.
Before the recent disturbance the
members of the Presbyterian church
here had planned to erect new sanct-
uary, but the necessary sum of money
was not then in sight. This magn f. :
cent donation from the Eastern breth-
rem of the denomination will permit of
the building of a $4,000 sacred struct-
ure at the corner of Forest and Waver-
ly streets. Construction will be com
nenced as soon as the necessary ar
rargements can be made. The local
congregation is delighted at the pros
pect.
While the new structure is being
butt the old one VIII be repaired and
tho customary services will be held
III it.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-12
FIND FULLER
CH|LD's CURLs
Hair and Clothing Kid
naper Removed Hid
Near Home.
Evidence in the Puzzling
Mystery Is Without
"a Clew.

OAKLAND June 11.-1nterest in the
mysterious kidnaping of Genevieve
Muller, the S-year-old daughter of
John s. Fuller of 561 Thirty eighth
street was greatly stimulated last eve
ming by the finding of the clothing of
The child and the long curls that were
cut of by the kidnapers, just short
distance from the Fuller home. The
eurls and clothing were found hidden
in some gersnium bushes in front of
the home of ]. e Davenport at 532
Thirty ighth street The disguise of
depot by a policeman few days ago,
and the little one was returned to her
aome.
Davenports little niece was playing
in front of the house at 52S Thirty
eighth street. when she discovered a
box wrapped in a San Francisco paper
lying among the bushes. She rushed
to her aunt, who on the discovery
Of the contents notified II. KLEIN of
524 Thirty-eighth street of the find.
He notified the police.
The hair was wrapped in a separate
piece Of paper, and enclosed with the
clothing. and was addressed with a
heavy carbon pencil to 1851 Thirty
eighth street" the home of the Fuller
family.
The finding of the bundle SO close to
the home of the kidnapped child makes
il appear that the miscreants were de-
sirous of returning the child's pos
sessions to the house. From the gen
eral appearance of the box, it appears
that it had rested but a short time in
the geranium bed before its discovery.
II is quite probable that the bundle
was placed there after the recovery OF
the girl at the SeVenth-street depot
Of the Southern Pacific company.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-12
TERM JuRoRs SELECTED.

OAKLAND, June 1.-The following
Jurors were retained this morning out
of a venire of 100 called upon TO serve
in the trial of criminal and civil cases:
William Austin, c. J. Augusta, william
Brown, B. F. Beans, G. Davis. Lorenzo
Dunning, Patrick Fee, j. c. Gentry,
Edward Gum, w. S. Fake, Joseph
Fletcher, Hugh Hamilton. J, f. Hop
per. w. J. Ifamb, Robert Knerzel, Will
liam Langstaf, c.. @. Mayborn, J. T.
Machedo, John May, James Nolan. John
squires, z. A Moody, J. A McCarl. ]. S.
Mackey, Henry w koopman, George
Leon, John LaBlanc, II. B. Marlin, a.
D. Pryal, Max Karras, H. Won Duren.
Herman Toelpew. z. c. Thurber; NJ 3
Skaggs, R. c. Potts. William O'Neil,
Daniel McGlone. A. G.. Francisco. Eman-
uel Grant James Elliot, James Cleary,
c. Church, z. J. Bevan, z. W. Beeman.
Morris Napp, A W. Schafer and r. S.
Casterson.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-12
PERSONAL.

Joseph L. Eastland has taken apart
ments at the Majestic.
A. ]. Stark of New York is at the
Dorchester.
Commodore H. N. Stevenson, U. S NJ
is at the Dorchester.
]. c. Mays. merchant of Astoria, is
at the Majestic.
the Dorchester
j. j. Goodwin, a manufactures of New
York, is at the Majestic.
H. G. Bennett and wife of Pasadena
are at the Majestic
w. A. Morris and c. p. Freeland of
New York are at the Baltimore.
A. Klumpp of Hamburg, who is tour
ing the world, is at the Baltimore.
s. l. Brennan, r. Bramwell, E Brod-
MUM and H. Haseler of Auckland are
staying at the Majestic.
r. G.. Whitlock of Los Angeles, ac-
companied by his wife, Is at the Ma
jestic. Whitlock is a wholesale grocer
in the south and has come to the city to
adjust his losses on 10000 sacks of cof-
fee that were burned up in the fire.
Special Deputy Customs Collector
William B. Hamilton returned from the
East last night, whittier he betook
himself shortly after the great fire.
Collector Stratton left last night for
a vacation on his ranch near klamath.
Ore.
OAKLAND. June 11.-Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Harding and daughter of New
Zealand, now at the Touraine, are con-
templating a trip TO the Yosemite.
William H. Felchauser of New York.
en- route to Tientsin, China, is in Oak
land as a result of the tie-up of the
Pacific Mail steamship line. He is at
the Touraine.
The neutrality-suspicious. party of
tourists in charge of Captain Schott re-
turned from the Yosemite today and
party is composed of Mr.. and Mrs Erie
Berlin, DIR. Kahn of Stuttgart and
Messrs. Friesmann, Peterson and Schott
of Eisleben.
Donald Craig OF Glasgow is at the
Hotel Crelln. He is. making a tour OF
the world.
B. H. Blank and wife of New York
are at the Athens for few days.
e. J. Gregory of Portland is at the
Crellin.
sydney F. Pate of Yokohama is at
the Crellin with the Colmans of San
Francisco.
M. F. Jones and wife of Philadelphia
are at the Athens.
Miss Florence Mccullough. San Jose
society girl, IL at the Hotel Crellin. Sew
eraI parties have been held in her
honor.
a. S. Ransome Of Portland is a gues'
at the Athens.
II. Il. Cooper of Jersey City is in Oak
land on business. He is registered a.
the Crellin.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-12
TO HAVE OAKLAND BRANCH.

OAKLAND. June lL-Hale Brothers of
San. Francisco are 10 establish a branch
store on Washington street, Oakland,
as sOOn as the fittings can be Installed.
; The company VIII occupy the site for
-Tnerly owned by Salinger Brothers.
For some weeks negotiations have
been pending for the transfer of the
store end fixtures 10 the San Francisco
concern. but IL was not until today
That the deal was cousUmmated.
It is the intention TO establish a
branch here on the same basis as those
carried on in all large cities in Cali
fornia. The Oakland store will, for
the present be used as the main
branch. taking the place Of the San
Francisco house. until the work of re-
building is completed.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-12
POLICE ARE SEARCHING FOR
PASsER OF BoGUS BILLS
Complaints Are Being Received at
Headquarters Tram People He
Has Vfcffmigcd.

Several complaints have been made
to the police about man who is pass
ing bills of the defunct Merchants and
Planters Bank of Savannah. Ga. Yes
terday Captain Burnett detailed Detec-
tives Bunne- and Freel to find the mau.
who is described as about 2s years OF
age. FIVE feet ten inches tall. weight
about 1S0 pounds. reddish complexion,
blue eyes, brown hair. smooth face and
wears dark suit.
Among his victims are w. Jones, tim
type gallery at the Ocean boulevard,
who got a $40 bill for a So purchase
and gave SIS change; Mrs. Mary Johnson
245 Noe street, who got $50 bill de-
post on room aad gave s15 change,
and A. Guelf. restaurant, 1871 Buchanan
street, who got a $40 bill in payment
of d cup of coffee and sandwich, and
gave $3.50 change. The man also
passed a $40 bill at 1a27 Ellis street,
and sthe police believe there are many
others.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-12
DEAL IS NOW
ABOUT CLOSED
Dingee Confirms Report
of Sale of Water
Concern.
Realty Syndicate Men
Go East to Arrange
for Coin.

OAKLAND, June 1I.-Conirmation
has been given by William ]. Dingec,
president OF the Contra Costa Water
Company OF the report that negotia-
tons for the transfer OF the interests
Of the corporation to the Realty Syndi
cate are about TO be consumed. He
states that no money mas yet changed
hands n the prospective deal and thai
no legal obligation has been incurred,
but that the bargain is as good as
closed
Frank c. Havens. vice president Of
the Realty Syndicate, has gone East
70 finance the deal, according TO Dingce,
and the change in the ownership Of the
Contra Costa Company is expected TO
be made soon after Haven returns T.
NJ smith, the "BOrax King and presi-
dent Of the Realty Syndicate, departed
this afternoon for the East and 1t is
presumed that his mission is in connec-
tion with the plans OF Havens and the
directors of the corporation TO obtain
The coin with which 70 purchase the
plant of the Contra Costa Company
Relative 10 the deal now pending
the Oakland Herald which, il is gen
erauv understood. is owned by inter
ests affiliated with the Realty Synei-
cafe. had the following 10 say tocay;
Negotiations are now pending for the
nurchase by the Realty SynolcaIe O
an the holdings Of the Contra COSTA
Water Company. The oeai, Whicn i ~ ~
an frnrnense one. was commenced sew
eral weeks ago and has nov. reached q
stafe where ii is practically certain Oh
T-be REALTY Syndicate. in acquiring
the Contra Costa Water Company is TO
take over an the holdings OF that cor
Toration including its realty, water
rrei1s cororlete water system, and in
fscf an that has tended in tpe past
Is male the Contra Costa feature o.
development in the prosperity OF OAK
:, The deal has not yet reached stage
where the details may be given pup
lgcitv All that can be said ScsltlEely
roacbed that stage where its ssattsfac-
tory contamination may De anuclpSted. q.
lust how soon thesnegouations VIII BE
concluded is matter Tor specOla Iloi'
S-en~ varied interests being involved,
and hence the time Of ultimate outcome
hninn Ia douht.