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The San Francisco call., 1906-11-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Mary w Moody to IdeIla L. stone lot on W
line OF Howard street. 247 g Of Twenty first.
Is. 0G I22:6: ire $40. % ~ : 10 ~ :
Esther Kelly to Giuseppe BatagIio and wife,
Bernhard Getz and wife TO Leo r. Henry ct
al. ot 5 line Of California street, 1916 of
Twenty-ifth avenue. L % by S 100; SO.
Thomas Lundy and wife 10 Herman a. Pless
et al, lot Sc corner Of Twenty-secoDd and
Vieksburg streets. z 100 by 30; $40. :.
line OF Haight street, 225 w of Webster, w
Samuel Mckee ana wife to Pauline Thorn. lot
on = corner OF Chenery and Roanoke streets, NE
Samuel Mckee aud wife TO CaIste Melegari
and wife. lot on Sc line of Chenery street. 80
NE Of Roanoke, NE 30 by SE 100; SO.
Fernando Brassy TO Blanche Brassy. lot on
sw 2@4s @ By 'ia NV isas sredi gift iO' :" Of ien'n
John D. Daley ct al. 10 Bernard f. Garvey and
Nellie F. Fish to b. Harkins. lot on NV cor
W %, 100, %; $40.
Willie r. Lance ct al. TO Central Trust Com
nue. $50 y of Clement street % by W 100;
Jacob Heymsn Company to Jacob BotIin. lot
Sc 50 by sw l2O: $40.
Fred W. Bridge and wife TO Mrs r. sullen-
berger. lot on line Of Twenty-seventh avenue
2T5 Of California street. y - by Z I2O: $40. :
Samuel Heyman to Andrew J. Galbreath. ot
ON = line Of Michigan street. 366:s of Rich
mond avenue. \ s5:4 by Z i2o: $40
Oscar II. Schumacher and wife 10 Frederick
W Farrant and wife. lot on line Of Richland
avenue. 175 w Of South. W % 100 os.G
: Sc: $40 ''
Eliza Baum. and as trustee. to George NJ
Mitchell. lot Sc line Of Tara street 40 NE
Of Mount Vernon. NE so by SE 1886; $40
Louis Figone ct al. 10 vineenzs Muraglia lot
street. ie:s% 'Ii by s9e 'af' $40 90 OF Green
II. Emmanuel and wife 10 Homestead Realtv
Company. lot on NV line of Iadley street 9l3
SW Of Roanoke. SW . by NV 100: $40.
Mary Prag to Spring Valley Lumber Yard lot
ON NV corner OF Mount Vernon and Delaware
streets. Ne 400. NV 35s, sw I50 NV l5o
SW $50. Sc 454. SO
Anna N. Skivngton to Ann CarIin. lot on s
line of Iwenty-third street. us = of Noe. f 25
By ia: $40.
Domeaico Firenzi and wife to Giovanni Ros-
fici. lot on S line Of Valparaiso street o0s r W
Of Mason. w % by 60. $40
Bridget !: Crotiie 70 Mary A. Crottie lot on
\ line Of Holloway street. % w of Lee. W 20
7. Il. Potter Realty Company 10 Carl Goertz
grant.
Thomas II. o. Walton to Mary A. Doyal. half
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MUST WAIT 4 YEAR
FOR CAR LINE

The Supervisors street committee
gave consideration yesterday to the Pc
tition of property y-owners that the
United Railroads be compelled to build
a street car line on Cortland avenue in
accordance with a franchise granted
for the same. General Manager Chap
man gave the assurance that the cor
poration would build the new road
as soon as the reconstruction of the
old lines has been completed. The
Cortland-avenue line will not be built
before October of next year. and the
petitioners will have to content them
selves with that promise.
The committee took under advise
ment the protest of the Builders Ex-
change against the ordinance increas-
ing the charges for occupancy of the
streets during building operations
The protest recites that the effect of
the ordinance will be to retard build
ing operations already hampered
through other causes. Particular OBJ
lection is made to the section giving
the Works Board arbitrary power to
remove building material from the
streets without any specific charge be-
ing designated for such removal.
The committee referred to the City
Engineer the petition for the opening
of streets in the San Miguel tract and
to the Board of Works the occupancy
Of a twenty-foot strip of land on Ken
lucky street, between Seventeenth and
Mariposa, by w. w. Montague, which
was donated by the Southern Pacific
Company to the city for widening
Kentucky street
The committee reported in favor of
permitting the building of refugee cot
tages on the unimproved portion of
Francisco street, between Laguna and
Van Ness avenue.
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TO REHABILITATE CATHEDRAL

new cathedral for the California
diocese Of the Protestant Episcopal
church is proposed for the site Of the
old Grace Church at the corner of Cali
eornia and Stockton streets. Articles
of Incorporation of the Grace Cathedral
Corporation were fled yesterday. The
directors OF the corporation, which is
without stock are William F. Nichols,
William II. Crocker of Burlingame,
Frederick ". Clampett, Albert n.
Drown. John Bakewell Of Oakland
Charles d. Haven. Burr NJ Weeden,
Lansing NJ Ringwalt. Edward L. Par
sons of Berkeley. William Babcock of
san Rafael. J. A. Emery of Corte Ma
dera and Archibald c. Kains
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POLICEMAN MUST FACE
A CHARGE OF LARCENY
John p. Laws. Who Is Accused of Rob-
bing Wounded Man, to Stand Trial
in the Superior Court

John P. Laws. the policeman who is
accused of robbing Don Ritchie of s120
while the latter was lying on the oper-
ating table at the Park hospital was
held to answer yesterday by Police
Judge Cabaniss. A part of the money
was found on the person of the police
man. Ritchie was shot by the brother
Of Mrs. Cora Powell, an actress, and
it was while his wound was being
treated that the robbery is alleged
TO have occurred. Laws forwarded
his resignation to the Board of Police
Commissioners yesterday
A search warrant was issued by
Judge Cabaniss at the instance of Mrs.
Powell to recover jewelry valued at
$50. alleged to be in the possession
OF Ritchie, her former sweetheart.
Mrs. Powell says that since the shoot
ing, month ago, she has repeatedly
asked for her jewelry. but that Ritchie
had refused to return il.
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CLAIM REALTY MAN
FORCED A CHECK

Police Judge Cabaniss issued a war
rant yesterday for the arrest of John
A. Mccarthy. real estate operator, on
q charge of forgery Of a deed. pre-
ferred by Mrs. Anna D. Howord. It
is alleged that Mccarthy attempted to
sell property located at 1915 Fillmore
street to Speck & Co. for sIe.7s0, when
the real value Of the property is said
10 be $4,000. Only a few days pre-
viously Speck & Co had asked Mrs.
Howard to part with her property
When Mccarthy appeared with what
purported to be a deed suspicion was
aroused. with the result that a hurried
investigation was made at the Record
er's Office, where it was found that the
deed held by Mccarthy was a forgery.
Since then Mccarthy has been missing
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Starlight -BuIIfrOg
Mining Company
and the
Mayflower= BuIIfrog
Mining Company

That the properties Of said companies
have been conveyed TO the Mayhower-
Bullfrog Consolidated Mining Company
for so much Of the capital stock Of the
Mayfower-B -Bullfrog Consolidated Min
ing Company that each stockhoIder of
the Starlight and Maynower companies
is entitled to one share of the stock Of
the consolidated company for each
share Of the stock Of the Starlight or
Mayhower companies held by him. Stock
OF the Mayiower and Starlight com
pantes must be forwarded at once to
the Office Of the Mayfiower- -BuIlfrog
Consolidated Mining Company. Rhyo-
lite. Nevada. for transfer.
JOHN T OvERBURY.
Secretary -Bullfrog consoli-
dated Mining Company
T. S. McLARAN.
Secretary Mayaower- -Bullfrog Mining
Company.
f. s. McLARAN.
Assistant Secretary Starlight -Bullfrog
Mining Company.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-23
California
Limited
To Chicago in 5 Days
Leaves daily at 40 A. N.
With Diners and Sleepers.

S:O0 A IA. or stockton. Merced, Fresno.
HanfOrd. Visalia. Bakersfield
500 PM and intermediate points.
500 A-M.-California Limited Three
days to Chicago. Leaves every day.
Direct connection to Grand Canyon
9:20 A.M.-Valley Limited for Stoc kton,
Merced.- Fresno. HanfOrd, Visalia.
Bakersfield and points on Sierra Rail-
way.
1916 A.M.-For Stockton. Riversbank.
Oakdale and points on Sierra Railway.
400 P.M.--Stockton Local.
500 p. P.M-Overland Express for Dem
YER. Kansas City, Chicago and Grand
Canyon
San Francisco; 1112 Broadway. Fortieth
st. and San Pablo ave-. Oakland; Uni
versity ave. and West ST., Berkeley.
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BIRTHS

CoMTE--In this city. November 10. 1906 to
the wife of A. Comte Jr., SON
FRIEDLANDER--In this city, November II.
.33G, to the wife OF DIR. ID. Friedander (nee
Duffeyl, son.
HAY--At vlissingen. Holland, November 81.
1906. to the wife of Marley f. Hay, son.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-23
RAILwA- TRAyEL
CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTEPNRY
Boats Leave Tiburon Ferry. Foot of Market st.

Boats Leave Tiburon Ferry. Foot Of Market st.
From s. r. for Tiburon. Belvedere and San
Rafael-Week Days-I:4O. 9:I5 sI1:0O A. NJ
1885. $3.50. $40 $3.50 r. NJ Sundays 40
9:15, '1l:oo A. NJ. 12:S5. $3.50. 5:10. $3.50
p. NJ.
From San Rafael for s. F-week Days-e.t5
1:4O 1855. 9:23. ISIS A. ". 1890. $40
800 500 r. NJ. Sundays-G:i5. TAO, 1.55
CPS A. A.. $40 500. $50. 6:3O T. NJ
From Tiburon for $. F.-Week Days-6.85. SIT
s:55 sc A. NJ. f:in. 4:e5. j:45 r. n
Sundsy-6:45. s:17. 9:55. IL :35 A. NJ. I:lO.
4.n5 h45 $50 p NJ
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PLEADS GUILTY TO BURGLARIEs

Fred Bert yesterday pleaded guilty
in Judge Dunne's court to burglary on
two counts. and will be sentenced on
November 80. Bert admits robbing
building occupied by the Brunswick
Balke-C -Collender Company at II to q
Franklin street on August 81 and steal
ing tools from a building at Polk and
California streets on October 6.
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CoHPAGHIE GENERATE TRassaTiayTlous.

DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIs
Sailing every Thursday. instead of SATURDAY.
at 10 A. M. from Pier A. North River foot OF
Morton ST.
First-clsss to Havre. $40 and upward Sec
ond-class to Havre. $4J and upward. GEN
ERAL AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND
CANADA. 80 Broadway tIu,lson Building
New York. j. F. FUGAzT. matager Pacific
Coast. $50 Montgomery St. San Francisco.
Tickets sold By ell Railroad Ticket Agents.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
indorsed with the name and residence of persons
authorized to have the same published. Notices
restricted simply TO the announcement of the
event are publishd in this column free of
charge.
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'riouron GgIy. sfyaGE coNNrcrrnNs

STAGE CONNECTIONS
Stages connect at Green Brae for San Ouantir. I.
at Santa Rosa for White Sulphur Springs ana
Mark West springs at FULTON for Burke's
Sanatorium: at L1TTON for Lytton Springs AZ
.GEYSERvILLE for Skaggs Springs. a.
CLOvERDALE for the Geysers, BoonvilIe philo
Elk and Greenwood; at H0PLAND for Duncan
Springs. Highland Springs, KelseyvilIe New
Carlsbad Springs. Soda Bay. Lakeport. Barfletf
Springs; at UkIAH for yichy Sprinxs Sara fora
Springs. Blue Lakes, Laurell Dell Lake. Wiffsr
Springs Upper Lake. Pomo, Potter Valley john
Days, Lierleys Huilville. 0rr's Hot Springs
Mendocino City Fort Bragg. westport and
Usai at WILLIS for Hearst and Sawrers. AZ
SHERWOOD for Fort Bragg. Laytoaviile West
port. Covelo. Cummings. Bells Springs Harris
Hubbard FrIitlend. Dyersville. Garberyille Pen.
perw0od. Camp > Scotia and Eureka
Boats leave Tiburon Ferry, foot Of Market
ST., and Connect with trains at Tiburon
General Office.
FERRY BUILDING. SAN FRANCISCO.
JAS. AGLER. General Manager
Z. x Ryan. Gen. Passenger aud Freight Agt.
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MARRIAGES

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS this city No.
vember Is. 1906. by the Rev. T. N Pashkov-
sky Nicholas Ocradovich and Drucilla Dabo-
vich. both of San Francisco.
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A MAGAZINE OF TRAVEL.

concerning trips TO
the Orient, Medftev-
rnnean. A drfatfc.
Egypt. Holy Land.
West indies. JanaI..
en-. etc., sent free 1Dcn
application to the
II a m b u rg-Americar
Line. Dos Market 81.
San Francisco. CaI.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-23

Louideck. Elva L., 26
Mccarthy, Dennis, SIS
McGonagle, Michael. .67
Mcclure, Alice g.
Monte. Cipriano. 81
Moriarty. Thomas. 90
Murphy. Bridget, 10
Nelson, George. %
Nixon. Annie, 40
North. Lucia e.. sc
Norman, Oscar, AS
Posten, Jere W.. 43
Reid. Thomas. 81
Richie. Kathryn II.
Scribner. Donna L.. %
Smith, Michael A., 5s
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Notice to
Stockholders

Notice is hereby iven to the stock
holders OF the
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-23
nEATHs

Argoll, Frank g., 50
Bates. Morris u. %
Bochringer, II. NJ, Ga
Campbell. Isabelle. 81
Carsfens, Minnie, Z m.
Derwint. Joseph. 50
EmerSolf. Mrs. Annie
Eppstein. Fannie. 2l
Pagan, Thomas. 36
Fairwea ther. Ernest III.
Fuselier. Sister Mary
La Salette
Gage, Julia A.. so
Gall. Julius. SO
Gnndet. Louise, 80
Hart Richard Ga 67
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Hughes. James A.. is sullivan, Catherine
Ie Clair. Mrs. NJ. E.,64 Van wart, A. j.. -
Lee. Ethel. Wood. Thomas. 81
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-23

NE1LSON-In this city November 81 1906
George Nelson, native of Scotland. aged
20 years Scotland papers please copy.l
Friends. acauaintances and officers and mem
bers Of the Scottish Thistle Club are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
Saturday, November "a. at 1890 a. m. from
the pariors of II. F. Sllhr & Co, 29is Mis-
sion street between Twenty -Afth and Twen-
ty-sixth. 1nterment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-23

UNION TRANSFER COMPANY agents
collect baggage and checks on trains
of Southern Pacific and deliver bag
gage to residence. They are authorized
to check baggage direct from resi-
dence. Telephone Temporary 1915
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JAS. McGINN

Funeral Director and Embalner. Temporary
Office ut Craig Cochrans, 1893 Valencia ST.. bet
I'D and 23d. Phone Special 151.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-24
DIRECTORS ACT.
Officials Appoint Com
n,;ttee to Investigate Charges.

philadelphia, May 23.-At a meeting
20 .ba hoard of directors of the Penn
s,,I,ania Railroad Co, held today,
oommittee was appointed to investigate
~ aIIegations recently made before
tha Interstate Commerce Commission
that certain officers of the PennSyl-
vania Railroad held stock in several
coal companies.
First Vice President John p. Greene
sresided at today's meeting. He laid
before the board the notice issued Dy
him on May IS. in which it was stated
that NO ownership or practice calcu-
lated in any manner to affect the full
and impartial discharge of the duty
owed by the company, its officers ana
EMPLOYEES to the public would be toler-
ated"
The board unanimously adopted the
notice as their action. The board FUR
Their resolved that the subjects re
ferred to in the notice, namely the
ACQUISITION and ownership by any Of
ficcr. or employe of the company of
stock or other interest in any other
company or association, the holding "i
which can in any manner affect the
performance by such officers or en-
ployes Of their duty to this company
or the performance by thc company "i
it's duty to the public. and also the ac-
ceptance of gratuities by employees De
and they are hereby referred to spec
ial committee of five members OF IN.
hoard and that committee is hereby in
structed to thoroughly examine into
and report the facts connected there
with and their conclusions thereon {
the board. together with their recon-
mendationS as to the action, Whlc!
should be taken by the board In pur'
suauce thereof.
| The rctiremen, on June l of Rober
Pitcairn, resident assistant to Presideh
Cassatt at pittsburg. was announced.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-24
GOV. GUILDS APPOINTMENTS.
Stephen O'Meara,. Former Editor, ]
Boston's Police Commissioner.

Boston. May 23.-Gov. Guild sent to
the council today a number of appoint
ments, the most important of which
Included the newly created Office of
police commissioner for the city of
Boston 9nd the licensing board, also
of thi+ city t',i- the police commits
sionerchip the gpv"ru"e named Stephen
O'Meara. formerly rtiit"v "f the Boston
Journal >. H'NTealL, WIN is now in
Europe. viii raturn to this city in time
TO assume II. duties Of his new office
on June +.
For the license board the governor
named Ezra H. Baker to be chairman
for a term which will end in June. 1872:
Fred A. Emery to serve until June. 1910
and Samuel II. Hudson TO serve until
June 1905. The two first named are Re
pubicans. Mr.. Hudson is a Democrat.
Gov. Guilds selection of a board of
commissioners 70 represent the state
at the Jamestown. Va. exposition was
also named today. Its members are
Henry L. Higginson of Boston, chair
man: Arthur NJ. Lord of Plymouth;
Francis II. Appleton of Peabody: Will
son H. Fairbanks of Warren. and Edith
Greenough Wendell of Boston.
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Regarding Sanity Of Jo-
sephine 7erranova'
Slight and Hearing Affected and
No Feeling in Right Side.
seas Face Of Dead Uncle on Wall Of Cell
and Aunt Appears as a Butterfly.

New York, May 3s.-Mrs. Adele Vas
"a the first witness in the trial of
Josephine Terranova on charge OF
numbering her, aunt, Mrs. Concetta
Reggie. testified today that when she
visit. the accusegi. girl III cell in the
Tornhs prison. last February, the girl
told her that she had seen the face of
her uncle, whom she killed. "a the wall
of her cell Mrs. Yes i is q parish Wis
itor of the Catholic c. Irch, VINO visited
Mrs. Terranova to give her religious
consolation.
After this witness had been excused
the defence began calling experts 10
testify as to Josephine's sanity. Dr.
Henry Tyson, an oculist of the College
of Physicians and Surgeons. said tia'
the girl had an affection of the eyes
which is associated either with cases
of mental disorder or Of hysterla.
DR.. l.. Pierce Clark of the New YORK
University said that not only was the
GIRLS right side irresponsiVe TO the
test for senslbility, but that her sense
of taste and touch was abnormal. he
said the girl was insane wheh sie XIII
ed her aunt and uncle.
Dr. Burton Evans. superintendent Oh
the New Jersey State hospital SAID ne
found the defendant afected by MAJ
fluctuations Of fear which affected poth
sight and hearing. and that the eillre
right side of her body was affected by
a loss of sensation. "Once the auh'
appeared to her as butterfly, the
witness said, land the uncle appeared
in the form of a worm
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BOOkkEEPER TESTlFiES.
Says Borges Loaned Large Sums tc
the Ubero Company.

Boston, May CAT the opening OF tn"
trial of Ferdinand r. Borges today on
the charge of larceny. the defendant $
counsel objected to the admission of sew
eral books showing the accounts of the
J-bero Plantation Co, on the ground that
they were not the original volumes. At
ter argument by counsel. Judge White
announced that he would admit the books.
Thoreupon counsel proceeded to present
evidence rs to the various accounts, the
contention being figured that Borges fig
ured in the various transactions.
Entries on the books of the company
were explained by Charles F. Richards,
former bookkeeper of the Ubero Com
pany, who testified that Borges Mt various
times loaned the company large sums OF
money Cross-examined by counsel for
the defendant, the witness said:
II never made any false entries and
never made any entries at the request OF
Mr.. Rorges which were not DIN the course
| Of business"
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SUBDUED LADS.
Six More Phillips -Andover
Boys Are Expelled.
Twenty Punished for Ducking
Inn Keeper in a Pond
Because Of Suspected Tatling About
Kissing His Waitress.

Andover, Mass, May 23.-Six more
pupils were expelled today from Phil
lips-Andover Academy making a total
of 90 who have thus far been 50 pun
ished for participating in the assault
upon John NJ. Stewart, an inn keeper
last Friday night, when he was thrown
into a pond because some of the stu
dents thought he had complained to
the school faculty that one Of the boy =
had kissed waitress AT his establish :
ment. The threatened demonstration
over the expulsion did not matcriallZc
ia q serious degree today.
While the academy bell was ringing
for the opening Of recitations in the
morning about 80 of the boys formei
a group in front of the chapel. They
were the ones who Tuesday night AT Il
secret meeting talked of leaving sum
marily. Wednesday morning there was
more asserting along the same line but
within a few minutes of the time that
the bell stopped ringing. the assembly
broke up and its members passed
quietly into the recitation rooms and
took their accustomed places.
Pres. Stearns said that he had ex
pected no serious trouble. None of the
boys had left in protest against the
explosions and he did not expect any
expressed the belief moreover, that if
any did go away they would be
promptly sent back by their parents.
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WAR ON JURY, DODGERS
And Officials Who Aid Them Declared
by Chicago Officials.

Chicago, May c3.-War on jury dodg-
ers and the public officials who aid and
abet them has been declared by Cook
county officials.
Following an order issued by Sheriff
Peaso Tuesday that employees Of his
Office should rot aid citizens in escap-
inG. jury service, it transpired a quiet
investigation on the part of several
Judges has been in progress with view
to graduating the evil.
Scanealous disclosures of the ease
With which influential citizens escape
Jury duty year In and year out have
been. the result of the inquiry. 1t IS
the belief of the jurists who have taken
up the matter that the entire system
Of jury service in Cook county should
receive a thorough .overhauling. "A
condition of affairs seriously affecting
the honor and integrity of many pub
Tic officials as well as well-known law
yers and prominent citizens has been
laid hare.
The existing conditions have been
brought to the, attention of Sheriff
Pease. the court clerks and other
branches of the county service by sew
eral judges who quinetly have been
seeking the causes of the miscarriage
OF Justice principally in the criminal
cases in Chicago. AS result of the in
veStgation the charge is made that
jury dodgers and the public officials
who aid them are responsible for tn.
prevalence and spread of crime in Chi
cago and of the general disregard OF
the law on the part Of criminals.
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SAN FRANCISCO Y. M. c. A.
Will Appeal to East for Funds to Re
build Their Home.

San Francisco, May 23-Sec. Henry
]. Mccoy of the Young Mems Christian
Association will leave today for the
East to raise money for the rebuilding
of the Y. NJ. c. A. home in this city.
The prominent San Francisco men who
comprise the institutions board of
trustees have instructed him to collect
500, 900 from V NJ c. A. branches in
the East and see if so wealthy people
in various large Eastern cities will not
agree to give $4,000 each or Il total of
$25O,OO0.
Mr.. Mccoy is to attend the national
convention of secretaries of these
branches at indianapolis during the
first week in June. on that occasion
he will formally ask them To raise
800, 900 To help put the San Francisco
branch on its feet again. The fire dc
stroyed the $25O,000 home of the latter
the insurance on which was only $780,
900.