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The San Francisco call., 1906-08-30
Additional News of
Carmen S Strike.
Three Trains Loaded With
Strike-Breakers Equipped With
Arms En- Route to This City

Three trains loaded with Farley's
strike breakers are on tfseir way TO San
Francisco.
Another train will leave Jersey City
tonight and still another tomorrow,
making five trains in all. The first train
is due here on Friday night and the
others will follow in close order About
1000 men are on the road.
Farley has sent a New York surgeon
with his strike breakers. A corps of
physicians will be enlisted in this city
should conflict appear imminent
The Southern Pacific will not divulge
its plans for landing the men in San
Francisco 1t is unlikely that they will
be landed as the ordinary passenger.
They may be put on tugboats at Port
Costa or may be brought in by way of
San Jose.
Adviees received by wire Indicate
that Farley was busy man in Chicago
Yesterday. A special train arrived via
the Wabash in the morning and was
Immediately sent out via the North
western Several union men attempted
10 board the cars TO induce the strike
breakers TO desert, but they were re-
pulsed by Farley's armed guards.
The trains are we'll stocked with pro-
visions. Commissary agents have been
sent out in advance TO provide fresh
supplies along the road. Farley's ex-
pedition is being equipped with ammu-
milton and arms. He has shipped guam
titles of medical supplies ahead. He
has been careful in the selection OF his
men, taking only those of an adventur-
Gus nature. unaffiliated with any union
and without families. All of the men
are listed and the guards are WATCHING &
them carefully to prevent desertions.
Farley will remain in Chicago untfl
the end OF the week. He intends 10 get
a force of $500 men headed for San
Francisco. This accomplished, he will
come TO the coast to supervise person
ally the work laid out for him by the
officials of the United Railroads.
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CHILD PLEADS To
SAVE MOTHER.
Pathetic Prayer in Court
Fails to Prevent Com
mitment of Mrs.Mullera
SENT TO ASYLUM

OAKLAND, Aug. 2s-''Piease. please.
let mamma come home" cried 5-year-
old Ernst Muller to Judge Ellsworth
this morning. and as the child pleaded
the insane mother fell upon her knees
and began praying for mercy. But
neither the plea nor the PRAYER pre-
vailed. and Mrs. Kumgunda Muller was
committed to the State Hospital at
Stockton.
Mrs. Muller was taken before Judge
Ellsworth early this morning, but 1t
was nearly o'clock before Drs. ].
Hamilton Todd and A. Shirk decided
that she was insane, And while the
physicians were celebrating Charles
Swift. a neighhor, and Charles Franck
almost came TO blows. Franck accused
Swift of trying TO railroad Mrs. Muller
to an asylum and said he ought to be
ashamed OF himself. Swift lost his
temper and suggested that they go out
side and settle their differences. but
Bailin Reilly succeeded in quieting the
pair.
Mrs. Muller says she is the victim of
her neighhors' jealousy. She says they
are trying to get her property, on
which her husband has an option TO
buy II for $1,000. The husband. Joseph
Muller. acted as her attorney today,
but he failed TO prove that she was
sane.
Charles c. Easson. who swore to the
complaint: his wife and Mr.. and Mrs.
Swift testified that Mrs Muller had
"tantrums, and that she busted her
carpets late at night and threw earth
on their doorsteps.
Mrs. Muller was arrested a year ago
on complaint Of Swift, but was dis
charged by Judge Ellsworth when her
husband promised to move from the
neighborhood. They did not move,
however, and there has been q neigh
bcrhood quarrel ever since. Mrs. Swift
says that whenever she hung out her
washing Mrs. Muller would beat her
carpet near il and that the dust would
compel her TO wash the linen again.
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Society in the Cities
Across the Bay.

OAKLAND. Aug 2s.-Judge Henry
A. Melvin entertained this evening at q
bachelor dinner at the Athenian Club.
Miss Ruth Morse takes place on Satur-
day. was the guest of honor. Covers
were laid for Jenkin John. Philip R.
John. Captain R. E Davis, H. Brad
ford Morse. DR.. F. F. Jackson, DR.. Will
liam S. Porter. A ]. Snyder. Charles
Thomas, George Edgar. E. jackson and
Judge Melvin.
Quite, the most interesting announce
ment of the week. comes in the news
that Mrs. May Albright will wed with
Charles Balm at late fall wedding.
Both the Albright and the Balm fam
lilies have taken an active part in the
social life of the Fruitvale colony.
where they are well known and highly
esteemed. Mrs. Albright Is an exceed
ingly attractive woman. Mr.. Balm is
prominent in business circles.
Elmer Harris, the writer and dra-
matte critic, is at Carmel blythe Sea,
where. with Miss Mary Shaw. he is col
laborating on a new play. Harris. a
graduate of the University of Califor-
MIA. won his laurels away from his
home city, Oakland. His work is highly
spoken of both in the East and on the
Continent.
Philip Reese John of Portland is in
Oakland. having come down for the
celebration of his brothers marriage
Among the latest home-builders in
the Piedmont district are Mr.. and Mrs
Frank K. Leach. Their house is to be
very charming Mr.. and Mrs. a. l.
Lundy are also erecting q residence in
this newer part. and expect to be COM
fortably established.
Joseph Rosborough is at Lake Tahoe
for a week
Frank Wilson of Berkeley is in the
north. where he expects to spend some
weeks. His new home. Rosomonde, on
the Ridge road. will be the scene of
many a delightful affair during the
winter months, for Wilson is a hos
pitable host.
Captain R E. Davis of Portland is
visiting with relatives in this city.
Mrs. Thomas Corder and son, Thomas
Corder Jr, are at Applegate, where
they viii remain for two or three
months. Later Miss Amy Corder will
join her mother in the pretty country
place.
.'Rosecrest." the beautiful home of
the Alexander Youngs, is again bright
with life. for its owners are at home,
and Miss Bertha Young delights in en-
tertaining her many friends. Dr. and
Mrs. McNab, formerly Miss May Young,
are visiting here from their own home
in Los Angeles.
The old enthusiasm for skates and
skating parties has not grown cold.
and almost every evening sees
little groups of friends passing
the hours most merrily at one
or another OF the various rinkS
Miss Florence Hush is among the de-
votees. and a more attractive skater
is seldom seen. Miss Louise Hall; Miss
Anita Oliver and Miss Carolyn Oliver,
Miss Gladys Meek. Miss Ruth Kales
and Miss Rose Kales are few Of the
really good skaters
George H warford. constructing en-
gineer OF the United States steamer
Brooklyn and prominent in Vallejo,
was married yesterday 10 Miss Rita
Creeman Of the navy-yard town at the
Hotel Touraine in this city. Warford
is City Treasurer OF Vallejo and active
in fraternal life Mr. and Mrs Warford
viii enjoy a wedding trip among coast
resorts before returning TO Vallejo
II
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Freed From Cruel Husband.

REDWOOD CITY, Aug. 29.-An in
terlocutory decree OF divorce was
granted to Mary v. Silveira from John
V. Silveira. both Of San Mateo. bv
Judge Buck today The plaintiff al
legged cruelty and non-support and
claimed that on one Secession her hus-
band struck and choked her and
knocked her down. They were married
IN Sacramento on May -, 1880. and
have four children.
Ada Maude Coulson was granted a
divorce from Edward Coulson on the
grounds of desertion- Both parties live
at San Mateo-
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Peace restored at berkeley.

BERKELEY, Aug 29--The threat
ened clash between the football men
and Captain Nance over the question
of plowing up the old football field
has been obviated by the Intervention
OF the college authorities. who brought
about compromise which provides
for the plowing up of the field for
football practice purposes and the re-
storing of the surface to such smooth
ness as will make the land suitable for
a drill ground Captain Nance object
ed TO the football mems plans. because
he thought the drill ground would be
ruined
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-30
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE
INDeRSES PLAN FOR SEWERS
DIreese<s Approve ProPositfon 10 Issue
eSS0,0o0 Bonds for Needed
improvements

OAKLAND. Aug .2s.@Tke board OF
directors OF the Merchants Exchange
has unanimously Endorsed the proposed
bond isspe of s5SO. GOO for a new outlet
sewer system for this city The bond
election will be held September 4 The
directors were unanimously OF the
epznien thSr the improvements pro-
jecIed were necessary. and that they
could be obtained no ether way than BY
an issue Of bonds.
At the directors meeting last night
8 letter from Mayor Mott was read in
which he strongly advocated the bond
issue This communication formed the
basis OF discussion. during which
Wltier Walker, secretary OF the ex-
change. said.
It is necessary 10 extend the sewers
betws5 Fourth and Eighth avenues. In
East Oakland. and along the wster
front. IN West Oakland. 20 deep water
The main lake sewer extension. 8
wooden box. is cecompcsing and must
be reconstructed and extended
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Eagles at Iaora Park.

OAKLAND. Aug 2s.-The Fraternal
Order OF Eagles aeries OF this city. San
Francisco Berkeley and Alameda will
hold = reunion ali day tomorrow at
Tdora Park The Oakland aerie com
nittee Is composed OF J. E Heney. D
". Doocy. Edward Bracket Morgan
Fitzpatrick and Samuel Short
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-30
Excursion to sacramento.

OAKLAND. Aug. 2s.-1ncreased pro
vision has been made for the Chamber
Of Commerce excursion TO the state
Fair at Sacramento. which will leave
Oakland Friday morning by special
train, returning Friday night More
than l50 reservations have been made.
Edwin A Stearns. secretary OF the
Chamber OF Commerce. said the day
promises 10 be successful from every
point OF view
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-30
To Transfer TO NtIe. Tr,tn.

The Southern Pacific will run a new
night train from San Jose to Oakland.
via the Niles route. because OF the San
Francisco streetear strike PASSENGERS
on the late Los Angeles train complain
that they are landed at Third and
Townsend streets without means OF
getting across the city. The Southern
Pacific will meet the Los Angeles train
at San Jose and transfer all across the
bay passengers to the Niles train.
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PERSONAL

oAKLA%D. aug. ae.--L H Richards
OF Boston is al the Athens
!. z 'Aire is 81 the Toursine. regis
tering from Buffalo. y. y.
crelIin. rsg;stering from Tampa,
Florida
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-30
Knocked Down and Robbed.

OAKLAND. Aug. 2s.-Just as he was
entering the house where he resides. at
Broadway and Sixth street. early this
morning. P. Burke. laborer was at
tackled by a masked man. who Knocked
him down with, a siunEshot and robbed
him OF $7s- Burke was rendered uncon-
scious
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-30
coNPuTTs oRRTT oT NEw coKET-

COMPUTES ORBIT OF NEw COMET
Rerkeiey Aug e.-Professor Crawford has
conputet st the studenrs' observatory o. the
"a r1pus Tie craft a. the Genet discovered
~ kopc az Hef6eiberE August eS frcu ob-
servatio1E nade ~ Fafh AZ TIE L1ck ohserrz-
toFT. he rreiirninHry results iltfcEte thar
many mosths VII eiapse before the conet VII
rars sts rerfhelioz. the GATE cf perihelic1 PAS
safe beirg Apr1l y, feo7.
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Assistant Coach for Berkeley.

BERKELEY. Aug. 2s--Dr. Taylor.
the new football coach for the univer-
sity team. has been authorized by the
executive committee Of the Associated
Students 10 engage an assistant coach.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-30

FINDS BON u sAlL--0akiand. Avg. -
When W. h waIl, q prominent husfnexs nan ~
Stockton. called AZ the police station this morn
ing TO request the aid OF the police in -locstfnr
draft for $s75 which he had collected for his
father. he vas very much surprised 10 dnd the
Young man In jail on q charge Of drunkenness
Tie draft was suu in younE Halls possession
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-30

BIG xIRE N RUSSIA.-Eanyskan AuE. A.
A co1dzErariCn has occurred AZ Mor1oVo. nesr
here Two thousand persons have been rsnGer@d
homeless
The daily tribune., 1906-09-07

CAMPING PARTY RETURNS
Thomas WAtsbaush. wife and Mrs.
Dodson returned last evening from
their trip over IN Routt county.
They Waited Tom Dodson In Castle
Rock and Mr.. WAtsbaugh was given
an old hammerless 90. 70 csliber rife
that had been used BY one Of the
Indians during the MesksT massacre.
He recommends that deer hunters this
year 20 to the head Of the Morropas
river north Of Axei. He says there are
more d,er there this year than In
many years. The party left here on
the 25th Of June.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-07

HAS rELEPHONE-Prof. P. NJ.
Condit. city SUPERINTENDENT Of schools.
has installed telephone in his resi-.
dence. 2l2 East Fifth street. Patrons
OF the school who may have occasion
to phone the professor might paste
this In q oouvepie lent place ~ the mum
ber will not be designated in the tele
phone directory until new one Il
issued.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-07

SIX KLEPTOMAN1ACs--Th The com.
pany Of local, talent who few nights
ago entertained the people OF this CITY
in the new Catholic church with the
performance Of The Six KleptomaniAcs
performed in the Rockville opera
house Wednesday evening to one Of
the largest audiences that hAs been
seated in ths camp play house for
many months The object Of civ
ing the performance WAS to raise
money for the benefit of 81.
PAtrick's church in RockvAle. and
Father Edmund reports that be.
tween $50 and $50 was raised. The
performances was equally as good az
the one put on here. Rockvale
talent assisted in the evening 8
amusement. There Ia some goad
talent in that camp. The Rockvale
band played several numbers at the
entrance Of the operA house and also
opened the entertainments by an
overture.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-07

A ROYAL SLAVE-General Lew
Wallace would not permit drAmati-
zation Of ben Hnr" until almost
twenty years after he had written Il.
His other famous novel "The Fair
God" was drAmAtized nearly eighteen
years ago and had dozen yeaTs Of
unbroken success before Gen Wallace
reiented and ben Hur" WAS given to
the stage. "a Royal Slave" which
comes to the Houston opera house
Sept. 10 was founded upon THE Fair
God.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-07
Colorado State Far at Pueblo.

On account Of Pueblo state fair the
d. and r. u. will run q special train
to Pueblo on Wednesday. Sept. IL,
leaving Florence at $40 .. NJ. re-
turning will leave Pueblo at mid
night. Fare for the round trip $l.0o
Tickets good on the special train only.
Alsc for this occasion tickets will be
on sale for ali regular trains Sept
IL. 10 and IS. final return limit Sept.
l5-$1 go round trip As
The daily tribune., 1906-09-07
MEETS PROMINENT

MEETS PROMINENT MEN
Judge W. ". Graves went to Pueblo
today to meet Judge. Lindsay. Senator
Q. q. Dickenson and John l. Henkle
prosecuting attorney of Henry county.
Missouri. who arrived there from
Missouri TODAY Ju dRs Graves has .
case In tbs United States court Of
appeals ia Denver. bearing on the
Sslmau bank failure In Clinton, and
has called upon thes. men TO hold .
consu ultation regarding the case.
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assistsd BY dsaccn and sub-dsscon.
"A set Of vsstmsnts with dalmatics 70
m.tch il expected today o. touorrow.
Excellent music has been prepared for
tho cccasoin and Father Cbrysossom
q Canon City will preach ths Sermon.
Immedistely after the high mas
solemn benediction will be given with
Sha Blessed Sacrament. Tho ssryicss
will close with the "Te Dsum' or
"Hoiy God We Praise Thy Name"
whi,h will be iutonsd In Latin By
the celsbrant and sung in Enelisn By
the choir and congregation.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-07

GOODRICH. .sOOFIELD-word has
been received here Of the wedding Of
Hartley A. Goodrich and Grace Soo-
field In Denver tho evening of Sept.
9Th At $3.50. The wedding took place
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. 8. T.
Rush. the BRIDES grand parents.
Miss Soofield Ia known In this city.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-07

Watermelon night at Florence. ex.
oursion rates 10 cents round trip. At
Mrs. A. V. HofYmAn'a COZ ". Second
street. Friday evening. as
The daily tribune., 1906-09-07

MINE WORKING STEADY The
mine 1t Goal Greek is working. steady
and work is more steady 1t Rock
vale. II 10 said that after this month
tho Rockvals mine will start up full
blast and will run during all the
winter months.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-07

LOOKING OVER sEwER-Mayor
Winche Of SAlida IL In the city visit
ing the family Of Will Harvey He Is
here principally for the purpose of In
specting the sewer of Florence ~ the
city Of SAlida is planning to Install
. similar system.
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FIRST sERvICEs-rhs fir.t ssr

EAhoI 0EhNAQ6S-Tn0 pfss ser
vioss In the ssw Catholic ehuroh will
BE- held next sauday. Sept. Q
Solemn high msss will b. snug u 10
.. y. One priest will bs hero from
Oason City also one from Pueblo and
ths eslsbrsns Of the mass. will-bs
The daily tribune., 1906-09-07

A watermelon social will be given
At Mrs. a v. Hohman's Friday even
ing by the Christian EndsAvor society
of the Christian church. 4.b
The daily tribune., 1906-09-07

EXOURHIONISTe RETURN-The
party Of ninety fvs excursionists who
went 70 Rocky Ford Yesterday morn
ing TO cat watermelon. returned TO the
CITY during the woe sma' hours this
morning.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-07

mcnced BY the Santa Fs on August =
instead Of September Is and continue
daily until October 81 inclusive. Fas
~ 10 California main line points.
A. q. PALxxs. Agsut.
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$500 to California.

In order to relieve the demand foi
labor Of all kinds In California, tho sal,
OF Colonists tickets to California ant
Intermediates affected will be com
The daily tribune., 1906-09-07

Account Colorado State Fair at Pu.
eblo the Santa Fe will sell tickets to
Pueblo and return for 81 so Dates
sale September Il. l2 and iS. limited
for return September lb.
A. 9. PALMER
$40 Agent.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-07
Closing Out.

All summer woolsns In suits from
eiS up; trousers half prics. Flor.
auos Tailoring % 1T East Main.
SOB
The daily tribune., 1906-09-07
BE IN STYLE

Have you ever noticed the ap-
pearance of a man with . stylish
hair out and ono that hasn'tP The
Powell Barber Shop. 1l9 So. Pixies
Peak Ave, is headquarters for
style in hair outs and easy. shaving.
Artists in both chairs. Union shop.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-07

Are YOU going to the Watermelon
social at A. v. 'Hoffman's tonight ?
OF course.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-07

The W. o. I. U. will hold . cake
sale at M. e. Lewis store Saturday
afternoon.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-07
YOUR CURTAINS

Will be nice whom they are rshung II We
launder them. We give them beauti.
ful, clean color, starch them just sHn
enough, and dry them on frames that
give them just the right shape 10 hang
right. Our prics-to cents . pair-k
cheaper than washing them at hons
Send postal card. Phons al Red
FLORENCE sTEAn LAUNDRY
ii2 Santa - Avenue
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JoTT1N0s ABOUT TOWN
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

'Bsss L cream soaA w. elsea.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-07

ohilbsrs's ice cream at Danisis
Drug store. Stf
The daily tribune., 1906-09-07

v. J. Daniels. presoripsicn drss
gist. ~
The daily tribune., 1906-09-07

Lownsy'a famous candy q Daniels
Drag store. ST
The daily tribune., 1906-09-07

BORN To NJ. snd Mn. Jrant
Dsetsss. ) Giri. The yosss lady
arrived q tho I,aokstt home We'd
nesday.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-07

oFFERroRY soLo-Miss strb-
blafsld will sins tho oRersory solo
Sunday morning y 81. Alban's
church.
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RICHMOND MARKETS
THIS WEEK PROMISES TO SEE
THE INCOMING OF BIGGEST
SUPPLY OF GREENSTUFFs.

With the opening week in May,
greenstuffs overshadow everything
else in the table produce line ana
Richmond markets give promise Oh
being exceptionally attractive within
the next few days. Not only Will the
offerings of shipped vegetables be ex-
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will appear in increased quantities
and the quality will be in keeping
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Some of the imported vegetables dell
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cucumbers and tomatoes. The former
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tomatoes retailing at cents apiece.
Both of these will now begin to de-
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on the markets.
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