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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-15

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-15

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-15
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fe matt ben Naann mdnnersIeih, maunesfrdftis uno
ruauuesitarf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-15

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erfuartet.
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Ratur selanst.
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mas bic Mann=9Reoi5in 5u thun nermoe. @tr idideu
Is i'm einfa1eu HapierumidIa9 ,perihIoiisn uerpadt-
nothtpenbia. Suteritate Reuneop Co., 1884 2uf
Building, Detroit, Rih.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-15

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felt Der Stabt bas @e9t gu. Ole @oss
tperfe ie6eraeit anaufaufen gegen @es
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The San Francisco call., 1906-04-13
DEATH PUTS END
TO LEGAL BATTLE
Aged Indian Woman in
Court for Twenty Years
Is Dead.

LOS ANGELES. April 12--senora Es-
piritu Chijulla de Leonis, aged 50 years,
is dead In her mountain cabin near Gala
basas. Almost at the same hour her
brother -in-law, also aged 80 years. died
in this city yesterday. BY the death Of
these two a contest Is ended which for
nearly twenty years has been fought out
in the courts. 1t was a struggle for an
estate originally worth a million and the
litigation has made several attorneys
wealthy Sonora Leonis was a full
blooded Indian, daughter of Odon, the
famous old clieftain who owned nearly
the entire San Fernando Valley before
the American occupation. She married
by contract Basque sheepherder named
Leonis and Inherited several square
miles of land now worth high prices
When Leonis was killed by accident
nearly twenty years ago he left his prop
erty to his brother and other relatives
Innumerable lawsuits followed and it
was not until less than year ago that
Sonora Leonis came into a portion Of her
dues. She died possessed of several thou
sand acres of land, which will go to her
son, himself an old man.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-13
yf|IID I'D |

In a few weeks ground will be broken
for, the erection OF the San Francisco
State Normal School. which is to De
located at the northeast corner OF La
guna and Waller streets. 1t VIII De
one Of the finest structures In. the city
and will have every convenience LOT
students and educators. The building
will cost S100.00o and the contractors
expect to have it completed within nine
months.
The lot which the building is 10 be
erected on was purchased from the san
Francisco Protestant Orphan Asylum
It's dimensions are 275x275 feet There
are accommodations for 1000 students.
There will be an immense assembly nail
directly under the dome of the build
ling on the second floor. which will have
a seating capacity of 1000.
The administration building Will race
the main structure and will be up-to-
date in every detail. On flfty-foot
lot adjoining the school VIII be
erected a gymnasium This lot is 10
be leased, but it is expected that at the
next session of the Legislature an ap-
preparation will be put aside for it's
purchase.
In addition to the elassroons, the
building will contain a handsome IL
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-13
CHOOSE Of FFICERS
OR TWO YEARS
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.
SANTA CRUZ, April 12.-The Grand
Lodge of Workmen this afternoon
elected the following officers for the
coming two years:
Past grand master workman, c. H Dun
ten nags Of wam savage of Los
grand foreman w. j. Peterson of Oakland;
grand overseer. Rercy King Of Napa: grand
Grand receiver. Samuel Booth Of San Fran
cisco; grand medical examiner, DR. James L.
Mayon of Oakland: grand guide. John Kearney
Of Los Angeles; grand inside watchmans T.
A Smith of San Francisco.
The grand directors and supreme rep
resentative are to be elected tonight.
1t was decided to hold a special ses-
sion in San Francisco in August to take
such action as will lead to the payment
of death claims within thirty days. The
proposition to associate the jurisdiction
of Nevada with California will be
taken up at the same session. The
recommendation of the grand master
workman that the grand master work
man be paid a salary and devote his
whole time to the interests of the order
was carried unanimously. The salary
will not be less than $500.
. The official organ will be continued
and copy will be sent to each mem
sbeIsf The plan, of offering premiums TO
1nQlVlQudl WAC uiSSN1i
The work will be continued by the
board of directors with solicitors on
commission - - fese ~
The Grand Degree of Honor, the Wo-
mans Auxiliary, also elected officers
for the coming two years. They are
as follows:
Grand past chief of honor, Cordelia Albin
OF Fresno: grand chief OF honor, Flora A. Nor
rill of Oakland; grand lady of honor. Eunice
l. Cyrenius of Los Angeles; grand chfef OF
ceremonies, Fanny Grunwell Of San Francisco;
grand recorder, Loretta Donnelly OF San Fran
cisco; grand receiver. Ella Van Court Of Oak
land; grand usher. Sadie Spencer OF San
Francisco: grand inside watchman, Nerna
Lille NJ Gambel of Bakersfield; representa-
tives to Supreme Lodge to meet in Montreal
Canada-Mrs Cordelia Albin of Fresno. Miss
Loretta Donnelly of San. Francisco and Flora
Nay of Pasadena. Finance committee-Esther
Lovejoy of Alameda Kathleen Bane and Ida
Brooks Committee on laws-Flora' j. Nay of
Pasadena, Hattie Collins Of Fresno and Nan
ME Brown.
= The officers were installed by Past
Supreme Chief of Honor Esther A.
Lovejoy 'ofeAlameda.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-13
SIGHTS VESSEL
IN DISTRESS
Big Liner Minnesota on Ar
rival at Port Townsend
Reports Passing Derelict
FOUR-MASTED SCHOONER
Two Tugs in the Distance
Steaming Toward the
Helpless Sailing Craft
special. pIspArs-H no rHE CALL.

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL
PORT TOWNSEND, April R.-The
Great Northerni liner Minnesota, which
arrived this evening at 10 o'clock. from
Yokohama. reports having sighted ves-
sci In distress this afternoon of Van
couver coast. The vessel was OF the four
mast type and was dismantled to the
lower masts. AT the time a tug was seen
near the vessel and soon after another
tug was observed steaming in that direc-
ton.
Owing to thick weather and light gale
prevailing the Minnesota was unable to
read the vessels name and no signals
We're seen flying. The identity OF the dis
mantied vessel is a matter for speculation.
as number Of vessels of that rig are due
on the Sound. A gale prevailed off the
coast few days ago and the unfortunate
vessel probably was caught In 1T.
The Minnesota Is anchored here, await
ing quarantine inspection at daylight. AS
case of smallpox developed on the Min
nesota while on the run between China
and Yokohama, where the victim was
landed, it is not improbable that the big
vessel will be sent to Diamond Point
quarantine station in the morning. The
ships doctor. however, reports all well
on board, the contagion,. not having
spread. Quarantine officials have been
very particular of late. since plague
was reported from South American ports.
and 1t would not be surprising If the big
liner was sent to the smoke house" Tor
at least twenty-four hours.
ErIhe Minnesota reports fair weather en-
route ss
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-13
DOCTOR MINIS
Gets HIS FEE
SPECIAL D1spATcH TO THE CALL.

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL
SAN JOSE. April PA verdict Of sl1Oo
was awarded to DR.. H. ]. Minis today by
jury in Judge Hyland' court. for pro-
fessional services furnished c.. p. Cum
ningham, the South First street mer-
chant The Judgment was the outcome
of the death of Gladys Cunningham, the
16-year-old daughter of the defendant, in
San Francisco year ago as the result
of a criminal operation DR.. Minis ac-
con1panied Miss, Cunningham to San
Francisco and placed her in care of Dr.
L. N. Thomas, whose Office was in the old
City Hall building. There two days after
reaching the city the girl died. and DIR.
Thomas and DIR. Minis were taken fnto
custody and charged win shaving per-
formed the operation. which resulted ia
tally.
They were both acquitted, and Dr. Minis
filed suit to recover $500 for profess
sional services against the father Of the
girl. In his answer Cunningham set
forth the defense that. DR.: Minis had act
ed at his own suggestion as friend Of
the family and was therefore not en-
titled to compensation.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-13
SERVICES At CATHEDRAL.
solemn PontIficaI Mass Is Sung by
Archbishop George Montgomery.

The soleInnities of Holy Thursday
were celebrated yesterday morning at
ST. MarYs Cathedral commencing at
10 o'clock Solemn pontifical mass was
sung by the Most Rev. Archbishop
George Montgomery, assisted by the
Very Rev. Father Prendergast as arch
priest and the Rev. Father Ramm as
deacon, and the Rev. Father William p.
Sullivan as fsub-deacon. The Rev.
Father Cantwell was master of cere-
monies. @
Present in the sanctuary, vested in
white chasubles, were twelve priests,
who assisted in the solemn consecra-
tion of the holy oils.
At the conclusion Of the mass o pro-
cession consisting of the altar boys.
Christian Brothers and the priests pro-
ceeded from the high altar through the
church to the repository which was
beautifully decorated with white hang
ings, palms and candelabra-
large congregation was present
In the evening Father Prendergast
delivered a sermon on The Last Sup
per-" prior to which services In honor
of the blessed sacrament were .held.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-13
services At s.. Irnatius Church.

Solemn high mass was celebrated yes
terday morning at st. Ignatius Church,
the celebrant being the Very Rev.
Father ]. p Frieden, 8. j., who was as
sisted by the Rev. Father r Butter,
s. j., as deacon and the Rev. Father J..
Sardi, s. j., sub deacon. The Rev.
Father J. Laherty, s. j., was master or
ceremonies. After the mass there was
procession of the blessed sacrament
to the altar of reposition, which was
most beautifully decorated with mass
of flowers. In the evening the Rev.
Father Landry, S. j., preached SER
mon on. THE Blessed Sacrament" The
sermon was preceded by the recitation
Of the rosary by the Rev. Father For
han, s. j. The music was sung by the
male and Ladies' Sodality choirs.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-13
BIG TEHACHAPI LANDSLIDE
AT LAST is CLEARED AWAY
Traffic over Line VIII Be Resumed
by Both the Roads
Today.

FRESNO. April 1.-THE big land
slide at Tunnel II in the Tehachapi,
which has completely interrupted
through traffic on both the Santa Fe
and the Southern Pacific railroads for
week, was cleared away this morn
ing, and unless some unforeseen acci-
dent happens, the through schedule be-
tween Los Angeles and San Francisco
by way of the San Joaquin Valley will
go into erect tomorrow. Great quanti-
ties of freight. both west. and east
bound, have congested at each side Of
the break. and 1t will take several
days to clear it up. -
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-13

hrarv and also model workshop.
which will be fitted out with all modern
educational appliances. 1t will be
heated by steam
The school Is to be built OF stone and
wood and is to be located on a scenic
spot with a commanding view OF city
and bay. The architects are stone sc
Smith and Charles Slack is super1ntend-
ent of construction.
This will make the nth state Normal
School In California
The trustees are s. c. benson. B. A
Hyde, Henry c. w. Dinkelspiel. ". Stow
and James N. Allen.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-13
Yncht Club EmpIoye Dro,xn-a.

SAN JOSE. April 12.-Charles Harker.
caretaker for the South Bay Yacht Club.
was drowned last night in Alviso Slough,
while rowing to William Meyers boat
house. The body was found this morning.
Harker was born in New York and came
to Alvis0 in 1852. He was 6s years old.
and leaves a widow, a sister and son,
Richard Harker who resides at Hollister,
ami a daughter, Mrs. Louisa Hollcroft. of
this city. An inquest is being held today.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-13
Chnmber of Commerce.

The Episcopal Bishop of California,
the Right Rev. William Ford Nichols,
D. d., will deliver the address at 12:15
today at the daily service in the Cham
Der of Commerce. Tomorrow Dean
Hodges Of the Divinity School, Cam
bridge, Mass, will speak.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-13
HIS THIRTIETH
YEAR AS COURT REPORTER
pioneer Stenographer of Coast Enter
tains the Barr and the Bench
: and the Press.

EUREKA, April 12.-The thirtieth
anniversary Of w. X. Strong as Official
court reporter of Humboldt County was
fittfngly celebrated tonight by Superior
Judges, members of the bar and the
press, who were the guests of the pio-
neer reporter at his handsome home.
Mr. Strong ranks as the oldest court re-
porter on the coast in point of service.
having assumed his duties just thirty
years ago today. In all that time he
has not lost a single day.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-13
TWO CHINESE INDEX BONDS
OF $4,000 EACH ARE MISSING
San Joscans who Went Security for the
MongoIians May Have to
Give In Coin.

SAN JOSE, April 12.-Sheriff Ross re-
turned today from Martinez, where he
was witness in the case of five Chinese
under arrest for robbery. He reports
that two of them. who were out on $4,000
bonds each. could not be found and Sheriff
Veale of Martinez, has reason to believe
that they left for China last week. W
A. Scheller, T. C. Burnett and J. NJ. Tully
all of this city, are on their bonds and
unless the Celestials appear in court next
week the bonds will be forfeited.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-13
Ailered ForRer in jain.

SAN JOSE, April 2,-Paui kauf-
man, who has been arrested at Point
Richmond on a warrant from Inyo
County, is also wanted here for alleged
forgery under the name of w. s. Hoff-
man. Ludwig Hartman, whose name
he used in a fictitious check. has since
died.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-13
New Arrest i'm Land Fraud Case.

= PORTLAND, April s12.-Charged with
having unlawfully fenced in 1920 acres
of Government land in Grant County,
e. M. Scharff, recently. indicted by the
Federal Grand Jury, was today arrest
ed and later was released on bonds.
The Federal Grand Jury is. supposed to
have indicted about twenty persons on
various offenses in connection with
land matters.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-13
Rising Of Christ WiII
Be Celebrated in Solemn
Beauty by the CHURCHES

The churches throughout the city are
preparing beautiful services for Easter
Sunday. Choirs have been strength
ened. special music programmes pre-
pared, and the naves are already be-
ginning to bloom with fragrant flowers.
The services in the different churches
will be as follows:
ST. ANNEs.
Leonard; Regina Coelf' Cwerner); benedic-
ton; 20 Salutaris' (Giorza). Miss Gertrude
Norton: "Tantun Ergo (Rosewig).
sopranos-Miss Marie Walsh. Miss Gertrude
Norton Mss Ethel TuEton ContTatos- TaIa Miss
Bianch Price Mrs Robert Bow. Tenors-
George johnson. Philip Lawlor. Bsssos-James
c. ODonneTl and Frank ]. Lawlor.
ST. MARY's CATHEDRAL.
Humnlels second mass: gradual Giorga' 8
''Hoec Dies" offertory, Regina Coeli."
Sopranos-Miss Vira Hickey and Miss Ca
valIi AItos-Miss Julia Sullivan and Mrs.
Parent Tenors-Dayid Manlloyd and J: Cal
laghan. Baseos-Ss J. Sunday and Mr. Hide
brandt. Augmented by chorus and orchestra.
r. J. Harrison orEaniEt.
CENTRAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Prelude; chorus, Hail Joyous Morn" IN. K.
Bassford); hymn No. 227, congregation and
choir; Apostles Creed; Gloria: prayer; quartet,
"A Song for Easter, On H; Allen); Scripture
NAM, T. I. NJ. Eckert; chorus "As 1t Began
to Dawn" Cwilism Reed; announcements;
sTey se Soo ws,sr Rssop Sy%n No H OAK
congregation and choir; quartet. Why Seek
Ye the Living Among the Dead" Is. p. War
ren); address by the pastor. Rev: 6: w.
sheldon), Hiram H Gould; chorus. "AlieIuial'
tF. H Bracketti hymn No. 49l: congregation o.,
and choir; chorus Prophecy and Fulnllment'
&C. w. Greene); hymn No. PAS. congregation
soloists-Mrs. Walter Rasor, soprano: Miss
Elizabeth Price, contralto; Hiram H. Gould.
tenor: Harold R. Basford basso; w. z. Cor
rss. organist E. T. NJ. Eckert director.
ST STEPHENS EPISCOPAL.
Christ Our Passover in c (Williams); TIE
Deum and Jubilate in fat Is. p. Warren;
Kyrie Eleison in f (Naies); Gloria TTbi in G
Risen" George w! Warren); Sanetus in A
(Stainer): Gloria in Excelsis in G. ancient
chant; Nunc Dimittis in E fat (Barnby). Mar
tin SCHULTZ organist and choirmaster.
ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL.
1880 a. m, celebration OF holy communion;
IL o'clock morning service, followed by an
other celebration of holy communion. Order Of
High Feast We Sing; Festival Responses CTal-
ISL Easter psalm Christ Our Passover, % to
double chant -(Elvey) TIE Deum in D major
fNgoodward); Jubilate Dec IN c major (Taylor):
Kyrie and Gloria Tibi in F (Adiam); hymn.
Jesus Chriet Is Risen Today; Sursum Corda,
sanctus Benedfctus and Agnes Del tAdlam):
anthem. Christ Being Raised from the Dead
(Elvey); Gloria in Excesis, old chant; Nunc
Christ, the Lord. Is Risen" 7:45 p. M
Feast; Glorias to double chant; Magnifcat In
+ (Bunnett); Nunc Dimittis in c major (Ma1n-
dsrl; vesper hymn, ''Hosanna, Raise the
soprano solo, Easter Miss Mabel Jones;
violin solo. J. E Davis: solo, THE First Begot-
ten, Eric Davis quartet. More Love TO Thee
benedictiOn hymn, The Radiant Morn Hath
Passed Away lWoodWard1; receSsional hymn,