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The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
FIVE TOLEDO IGE men
Sent TO NTORKHOUSE
Prominent Citizens Convicted Of
Conspiracy in Restraint
Of Trade.

TOLEDO, Ohio, June 25.-In Com
mon Pleas Court today Judge Kincade
imposed the maximum sentence of
$4,000 and one year in the workhouse
on five ice men guilty of conspiracy
in restraint of trade. The men SEN
fenced are: Joseph A. Miller, who was
convicted; r. A. Beard, r. C. Lennon,
H P. Breining and Peter H. Waters,
who pleaded guilty. The Judge said
the sentence might be mitigated in
the event the men made restitution.
Hearing upon motions in the arrest
of judgment cannot be had for some
time and the ice men will stand com
mitted until the fines are paid or the
sentence otherwise disposed Of
The Ave men, all of them prominent
in business and social circles, were
taken to the County Jail TO await the
making out of the necessary papers
to commit them to the warehouse un-
less. in the meantime, they meet Judge
Kincade's requirements of restitution
to the public.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
TAINTED"
MILLIONS
DECLINED
Judge Lindsey Of Denver
VIII Not Accept Gold
From Rockefeller.
Juvenile ImprovementAs-
sociation Scorns Aid
Of Oil. Baron.
Necessary Fund VIII Be
Raised From Other !.
Sources.
ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL


DENVER, June 25.-Judge Lindsey
of the Denver Juvenile Court has
pledged himself to refuse the SIS, 900. 600
promised him by John D. Rockefeller
with which to finance the National
Juvenile Improvement Association. His
alternative was to take the money with
the active condemnation of the lead
sers of the different charities of the
country having a like aim.
Jane Addams of Hull House, Chicago,
obtained the pledge from Judge Lind
sey while they were in attendance to-
gether at the biennial meeting of the
National Federation of Women's Clubs
in ST. Paul.
Judge Lindsey's dearest hope for two
years has been to create a national
association of Juvenile Improvement
charities. He has worked and lee
tured along these lines and the ques-
tion of finance was the one difficulty
which seemed to be in the way when
he received letter last January from
John D. Rockefeller's secretary invit-
ing him to come to New York to. con-
slider the question. The result was
a definite offer from the oil man. then
a fugitive from justice in the person
of deputy sheriffs who were seeking to
serve subpenas on him, to start the
movement with a fund of $4,000, 600
and to provide additional financial sup
port as 1t might be needed
The offer was practically uncon-
ditional and Judge Lindsey returned
from his trip in high spirits. On his
way home he met a number of other
workers along these lines and dis
cussed plans for the formation of a
national association during the meet
ing of the national convention of
Charities and Corrections in Phila-
delphia. 1t was his belief this Phila-
delphia meeting would start move
ment which would become as universal
as the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion and similar in its purposes, al
though dealing with those of a younger
age.
The question was brought up at
Philadelphia and. with no reason given,
was laid on the table. Judge Lindsey,
who had been detained in Denver was
disappointed. He succeeded, however,
in persuading Judge Mack of Chicago
to call a meeting of Juvenile workers
in Chicago.
The week before this meeting was
held Jane Adams met Judge Lindsey
in st. Paul and represented to him that
II would be impossible for other work.
ers herself included, to attend the
meeting unless it were made plain that
Rockefeller money was not to be ac-
cepted.
Judge Lindsey gave the pledge The
workers in Juvenile charities from all
over the world, and an international
Juvenile Improvement Association was
formed which has the hearty support
of all Juvenile workers, but it is not
backed with tainted money.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
Immigration MEASURE
PASSED BY The HOUSE
Head Tax and Educational Test
Features Are Eliminated
From the Bill.

WASHINGTON, June 25,-Under a
rule limiting debate on all but two sec
tions the so-ealled immigration bill
was discussed for three hours today
in the House and passed without an
aye and no vote being permitted on
any of the paragraphs.
This bill attracted much attention
the Representatives having large for
eign colonies in their districts lining
up generally against the head tax OF
So, which was defeated and against
the educational test. After a very in
teresting contest a substitute for the
educational test, providing that the
whole matter be submitted to COM
mission, was adopted by close vote
The most important features of the
bill were thus eliminated and the bill
was passed without division.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
new YORK WILL Send
CHARITY SUPERVISORS
Experts in Relief Work to Assist
in Caring for San Fran
ciscos Homeless.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

NEW YORK, May 25.-Expert super
visors in charity work are to be sent
this week from this city to San Fran
cisco by the United Hebrew Charities,
the Charity Organization Society and
the Association for the Improvement
of the Consideration of the Poor for
the purpose of assisting in the distri-
button of funds among the earthquake
refugees.
call for expert overseers was re-
ceived in New York last week and in
response Mrs Sarah H. Burrows will
be sent by the Charity Organization
Society and Miss Mary Fischer by the
Association for the Improvement of
the Consideration of the Condition of
the Poor The officials of the United
Hebrew Charities will decide on their
commissioner before the end of the
week.
In speaking of the call for these
supervisors Mr.. Carstens of the Char
ity Organization Society said:
There is still much work to be done
in San Francisco in looking into cases
of destitution among the refugees and
in deciding what is the best thing to
be done in each case. What is needed
there now is judicious oversight and
expert charity workers are needed for
that reason. Destitute women and
children are demanding much of the
attention of the workers and the funds
at hand are being used with wisdom
to help them. The experts to be sent
this week will be in San Francisco for
sixty days, when they will be relieved
by others. There will be work of vari-
ous kinds to keep the supervisors busy
in San Francisco for a year more at
least"
Miss Fischer distinguished herself
in looking into cases of destitution
arising from the storm disaster.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
COAST AFFAIRS
At THE CAPITAL
Big Sums for Buildings
Throughout the
State.
Money Voted for Repair
of Structures in San
Francisco.

CALL BUREAU, POST BUILDING,
WASHINGTON, June 25.-The general
deficiency bill reported to the House to-
day has these items: Reconstruction
account repair of buildings at San
Francisco-Postoff1ce s44s.057, Mint
$4,000, ub-Treasury $4,000. Apprais
er's building $9660; Santa Rosa post
office. $4,000; Oakland postoffice $l5,-
600; reimburse revenue cutter service
for stores, clothing, etc, $18,622; Cali
fornia Debris Commission, $1,000; for
replacing stores destroyed by fire, Sig
nal Corps, S7465; cable connecting An
gel Island with Alcatraz, $2500; Incl
dental expenses of quartermaster's de-
partment, $4,000; transportations Of
army supplies. 100000; clothing and
camp equipage, 100000; construction
and repair of hospitals at Preside.
$4,000; special appropriation for med
ical and hospital stores at 655 Mission
street, $4,000; subsistence supplies,
s523,614; books for the Judge advocate
general of the Department of Califor-
MIA, S1306; stores and supplies of Ma
rine Corps, $150,000; reproducing lith-
ographic plates In office of the Com
missioner of the General Land Office,
$4S55.
The omnibus public building BILL as
agreed upon by the House committee
on public buildings and grounds, was
presented to the House today by
Chairman Bartholdt. Some of the ap-
propriations are for additions and re-
pairs.
The buildings authorized, together
with the amounts to be expended, in
clude:
California-San Diego, $1,000 Eu-
reka, $780, 900; San Francisco, 1915, 900;
Santa Rosa, $4,000; Santa Cruz, $751;
000
The Secretary of the Treasury is au-
thorized to sell the Federal building at
Los Angeles and apply the proceeds to
the new Federal building, the cost of
which is increased by the amount re-
sulting from the sale
The Senate tonight passed the fol-
lowing bills: Granting a right of way
across the United States lighthouse
reservation at Pigeon Point, San Mateo
County, California, to the Ocean Shore
Railway Company; prohibiting shang-
haiing in the United States authoriz-
ing the delivery to the Southern His
torical Society of the unidentified bat
tie flags of the Confederate army in
the possession of the Secretary of War
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR MISCELLANEOUS SUP
PLIES.-Ofice Isthmian Canal Commission.
Washington, ID. G.. June 20, 19O6-Sealed pro-
poSals. In triplieate. viii be received az the
Office Of the General Purchasing Officer, 18th
mian Canal Comm issi6n. Washington, ID. c.,
until 1O:30 a. m. July 10 1906, at which
time they will be opened in public. for fur
nishing Coke, Pig Iron. Bar Steel. Leather
Betting. Skylights. Tie Plates. Machine and
Pipe Tools. Vises. Pulleys. Flue-cutting Ma
chimes. Gauges. Carpenters Tools. Saws. Gar
daner's Tools, Door Hardware. Staples. Nails
Nuts, Iron Washers. Wire Wire Netting
Wheebarr0ws, Gluepots Watering Pots. OIL
Cans, Measures. Screw Tops. Funnels Hy-
drant Keys, Water Hose. RIfbber Packing
Tape Bnrlap. Cord, Platform Scales. Cement.
Candles. Alum. Gasoline. Paints. Steam Whis-
ties, BrO0ms Guide Cards. Loose-leaf Books.
Filing Cabinets Household Furniture. Grass
Mats, Porch Swing. Range. etc. Blanks and
full information Circular No. 3l4l may be
obta med from this office the Offices OF the
Assistant Purchasing Agents. 36 New Nent-
gomery street San Francisco. Cal. and 41O
Chamber OF Commerce Building. Tacoma.
Wash--D- " ROSS. General Purchasing OF
heer-
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
PROPOSALS FOR Use OF AUTOMOBILE

FOR Use OF AUTOMOBILE
TRUCRS-PresidiO Of San Francisco. Cal.
Juae 25. 19o6-Sealed proposals. in triplieate.
will be received here until IL a. M. July s.
1905, for furnishing six or more automobile
trucks for with Army Maneuvers In the
State of Washington. To be delivered at Port
land Oregon. about July 20. 1906 to accom-
pany troops march Bids g. furnish full de-
scription OF truck. Price per day 70 be stated,
to include driver. fuel. supplies and repairs or
every nature IL is expected that the trucks
will be needed about three months. Deductions
will be made n making payment fOe every day
the machine Is incapacitated for the use re-
q1ired. Preference given TO articles 0f domestic
production. condition of quality and price being
equal. and such preference given o. articles OF
American production produced on the Pacific
Coast to extent OF consumption required by
the public service. UniteG States reserves the
right to accept or reject any and all bids or
any part thereof. JOHN T. GLEN. Chief Quar-
ter.nastcr.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
SAYS POLICY HOLDERS WILL RECOVER THEIR LOSSES.

word of hope the polcy-hoders however from
attorneys of this city, and from
senatves OF course, you name
acihc Coast for the
yesterday afternoon but the poyhoders will beat
where the buildings fell
The quake of the fire. undoubtedly my opinion
the courts will that such poicy
holder entitled his money many entered in
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
SANTA FE SHOWS INCREASE
IN EARNINGS FOR MAY
Big Gain Made Despite Traffic Inter-
ruptfOn Caused by San Fran
cisco Dixasfer

CHICAGO June 25.-It is authori-
tatively stated that the May earnings
of the Santa Fe, Notwithstanding the
Interruption to traffic caused by the
San Francisco catastrophe, will show. a
greater Improvement even than those
of April. May gross is expected to in
dicate a gain of s750.000 as compared
with the same month last year, while
the increase shown in April was only
100000 over the corresponding month
in 1905.
While San francisco traffic has
fallen off somewhat, the loss there has
been more than made up in other di-
rections.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
SANTA CLARA SUPERVISORS
PLAN 100000 BOND ISSUE

SAN JOSE. June 25~-The Board of
Supervisors today issued a call for an
election TO be held August on a prop.
Osition to bond the. county for $1,000
for repairs to the county buildings
There will be 300 bonds of $1,000 each.
payable ten every year, beginning elev-
en- years from the date of issue and
running TO forty years from date OF
issue, with-interest at per cent.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26

this city, 1T was said tonight, that
Harry Thaw was a student of quiet
habits. After he attained his majority
he developed a fancy for travelling, and
after a short residence in New York
left for Paris
His prospective trip upon which he
was TO start on Wednesday was for the
purpose of joining his mother in Eu-
rope and visiting his sister, the Count
ess of Yarmouth.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
Booth Tucker Married.

LONDON June 25.-Commander
Booth Tucker and Miss Minnie Reid
were married today at the Salvation
Army's citadel, Southampton. General
Booth oficiated Only relatives and
high officers of the Salvation Army
were present.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26

PROPOSALS for Lumber.-Depot Quar-
termaster's' once. san rranciscO.
Cal, June 22. 1906--Sealed proposals.
in tripllcate, subject 10 the usual
conditions. will be received here un-
iii IL O'Clock a. M, July ,, 1906, and
then opened. tor furnishing and de-
uvering 2,05O.0O0 feet lumber for
shipment TO the Philippine Islands
The United States reserves the right
to accept or reject any or all propo-
sails or any part thereof. Blanks for
proposals and full information can be
obtained on application TO this Office.
Envelopes containing proposals to be
ind0rsed Proposal for Lumber, No.
5917. to be opened July ?, 1906" G. A
DEVOLs Depot Quartermastar. u -
Army.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
POLICEMEN MASQUERADE
AS SWELL AUTOMQBILISTS
Equipped With Hfgh-POwer Touring
Cars, They Arrest yiOlators of
New YOrlS's Speed Law.

NEW YORK, June 25-In an effort
to lessen the number of Sunday auto
mobile accidents In this city Police
Commissioner Bingham equipped two
squads of police with high power tour
ing cars yesterday and sent them out
TO arrest all violators of the speed law
The policemen were attired in the lat
est summer styles of automobile ap-
parel. Before nightfal they had made
twenty two arrests of chauffeurs and
owners. $100 cash bail being required
in each instance.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
A Guaranteed Cure for plies.

Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protrud-
ing Piles: Your druggist will refund
money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to
cure you in TO IA days. soc.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
RARE INTELLIGENCE
IS DIsPL PLAYED BY
A COCKER SPANIEL
Canine Lost Since the Quake
Locates the Son Of Its
Master.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

SAN JOSE, June PA case of un-
usual animal intelligence was OBJ
served at Santa Clara last night. A
handsome cocker spaniel belonging to
c. Spader, a real estate man of San
Francisco, became separated from his
master on April Is. Extensive adver-
tising and a large reward failed to
bring any word OF the animal. Yes
terday afternoon the dog appeared at
Santa Clara College and. rushing at
once into the playground, -fawned at
the feet of C. E. Spade-, a son of it's
master. So far as has been ascertained
the dog has never before been at the
college, and those VINO take an interest
in such matters are wondering by what
line of reasoning, or in response to
what instinct the little creature was
acting when 1T came to the institution.
SAN JOSE, June 25.-George Max
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
Special Round Trip Rates vin Ncrthern
Pacific Railway.

and return. $40; Chicago sS6; also reduced
round trip rates to St. Louis, Omaha and Kan
ses City, making trip via Portland and the
Great Pacific Northwest Don't forget that side
trip through Yellowstone Park. Write or call for
literature and further information. T. K.
Stateier, General Agent, 1l14 Broadway, Oak
land.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
OxnRsoXSA
Matinee Every Day Except Monday
TONIGHT,S TINE TABLE.

Matinee Every Day Except Monday
TONIGHT'S TINE TABLE.
S:15-Brothers Damm.
Ss22-OrPkeum Motion Pictures
S:31-Nfta Allen and Company
9sOO-Eert and Bertha Grant.
SsIG-N Hired Clarke ard Company.
e:52-Kaufmann Troupe.
IO:OO--CIiR Gordon.
10 O.24-KarnO's London Comedy Co.
1O;53-Orpheum Motion Pictures
Evening prices-10c. Csc and soc.
Matfnees. except Saturday, Sunday and
Holidays. 10c and Csc
Box office at DonlOn's Drug Store.
Fillmore and Sutter streets. Phone
West 5000.
CHUTES AND roo.
Open daily from 10 a. m. TO midnight
Varied attractions all over the grounds.
SEE DAY IN THE ALPS
Chutes Grill furnishes meals at city
prices. Admission, 10c; children. &C.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26

REDUCES POSTMASTER'S SALARY.-Ala-
media, June 25.-According to the latest revision
of salaries, the Postal Department has reduced
the pay of Postmaster I. W Leydecker from
$500 TO s2700 a year.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
Hearts of Tennessee

FIRST TIME IN SAN FRANCISCO.
Beautifully Stnged.
Capable Company.
ThenteF Absolutely safe.
Box office open Thursday Morning at
O'clock Prices, csc and soc. Matt
neeS Saturday and Sunday. All seats
Csc. All reserved.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
THE GEO. 4. FULLER CO.
VIII Open Immediately
In San Francisco

An office with complete building organization 1t offers
rebuilding
skilled
in
in
cities buildings
shortest possible The
York City
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26

To Cure Cold fn One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
Druggists refund money If il fails, to
cure. e. w. Groves sig. on each box CSC
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
SENDS OUT NOTICE OF NON-uAB|uTY

Commercial Union of London.
Commercial Union of New York.
Norwich Union.
Indemnity of New York.
German Alliance
National Union.
Providence
North German of Hamburg.
German American.
1t claimed by the agents. however Phoenix Hart
tord the German American the New Hampshire and the
Alliance already proceeding with payments according
New York plan of rs per discount.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26

SAN JOSE, June 25.-George Max
well. aged 46 years. escaped from the
Agnew Hospital for Insane last night.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
PARK THEATER

MAHhE1T AND tiAtEaAk1 SIztEsHsAS -.
HOWELL & DODGE. ProprietOrs.
Will open SATURDAY NIGHT. June 30.
with a magnificent production of Ulric
Collins COmedy-Drama.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-26
Fairr11ont Boy
is NAMED I'M LIST OF PROMO
TIoNs ANNOUNCED IN STATE
GUARD BY GOVERNOR.

. . & ~ d
T, CHARLESTON, July 2e.-In prep
nratfon for the State guards journey
to Mt. Gretna, the adtutant generals
office announces important changes in
the way of promotion and transfers.
Colonel Morrison being absent from
the state ON account of sickness, Col
Charles N, simms, Of Ronceverte, has
been placed in command of the Sec
ond regiment. First Lieutenant John
T. Harris will be acting adiutants Sec
ond regiment. Ira H, Freese, clarks-
burg, is commissioned second lieuten-
ant and quartermaster, Third battal-
ion, First regiment. Dana P. Miller.
Fairmont, commissioned first lieuten-
ant, adjutant First battalion, First
regiment. Sergeant Edward O. Bias.
set, clarksburg, commissioned car
tain and commissary officer, First
regiment. State Senator Joseph Nc
Dermott, Morgantown, commissioned
captain on brigade star, and aide-de.
camp to Brigadier- General Scott.
Governor Dawson has issued the
necessary authority for muster OF a
company at New Martinsburg, as Co.
B, Second regiment, Blsmark Moore,
company commander.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-26
81. M. G. a.
BUILDING COMMITTEE HELD A
MEETING LAST .NIGHT-coN7
TRACT FOR FOUNDATION
NOT LET.

At the Y. NJ. c. "A. office in the ia
cobs building, the Building Commit
tee met last night All the members
were present, who are Messrs. Sands.
Hartley, watson, Cunningham and ia
cobs.
owing to the fact that the bids for
the foundation were incomplete and
that the architects have found 1t nee
essary to make few changes, all
bids were rejected and Secretary Wat
son was instructed to advertise for
new bids. The revised plans were re-
celved at the Y. M. @. A. Office this
morning. The committee will ask
for brick work. concrete and range
stone work to be figured on separate
1y as we'll as collectively. plans can
be seen at the Y. NJ. C. A. office and
all bids must be in by Monday July
80. at noon. Native stone will be used
in rear and retaining walls and Ham,
mond fire brick for the foundation.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-26
RARRAcKvlLLE.



BARRACKvILLE, July 2G.-Nliss
Bessie Neptune returned home sun
day from Jfmtown where she had
been visiting friends for the last week.
Mr, and Mrs. Arnett, of near Man
nington, were visiting relatives ard
friends of this place Sunday.
j. 2. Robinson has purchased a
new wagon in which to peddie milk.
Mrs. Jennie Prickett is very low at
this writing.
j. D. Robinson and family were Wis
iting his brother of Evansville Sun
day AFTERNOON.
Miss Georgia Ice. who has been
clerking in Anderson's Bon Ton, spent
Sunday with her parents
Mise Leafe Ice, accompanied by
her parents, left for Glenn Easton
Sunday. Leatle expects to spend a
couple of weeks with friends there,
but her parents returned Sunday evan,
ing.
Mrs. Lou Billingslea, of Fairmont,
was here calling on her sister satlr.
day.
Mrs. Rouana Boore, who has been
i'll for some time, passed away Sunday
morning at seven o'clock, She was
laid to rest in the Monumental ceme-
terry at $3.50 on Monday the. twenty
second. She leave three sons to mourn
their loss.
Miss Maggie Neptune returned
Monday evening from short visit to
her parents.
The measles and wnooping cough
patients are getting scarce around
here of late.
Miss Lula Conaway, accompanied
by two of her sisters, Dora and Eva,
Pearl Lloyd and Mr.. French McCray,
was the guests OF j. Q. Robinson Sum
day.
Miss Bette, Stella and Mile Ice,
Maggie L. Neptune and Lora Coniey,
of Clarksburg. Messrs. Loyal Spring.
er, Fred Talbot, Lawrence Conway
and Lloyd Moore were the guests OF
Katie and Maggie Robinson Tuesduy
evening. They were highly entertain
ed while there by music furnished
from the piano by Katie.
SIR TOBY.
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LOCH5 LYNN HEIGHTS HOTEL,
Md. July 25.-The Loeb Lynn Hotel
has become the mecca of Fairmonters
who can spare only few days at
.timo from their business or social dutf
ties, Many OF the younger society set,
come up on Saturday for the ball on
Saturday night and remain over until
Monday. This gives a delightful out
ing to the one who does not feel thar
longer time can be spared but the.
Monday leavings are done very re-
Tuctantiy, for all are charmed with the.
place.
The Daily West Virginian is very
popular here and many are the inqulrs
les for it in the morning and the one.
WHO loans it out receives 1t back in a.
worn condition from the many hands
1t has passed through.
Mrs. Sam B. Iseman has been rath.
er fndisposed for the last few days
and Mr.. Iseman came up this evening
to see her. Mrs. Tseman's father Mr..
K. BirkenTald, of Baltimore, is also
here.
Mr.. Harvey H. staggers and his
bride registered here this morning;
R. T. Cunningham, treasurer and;
general manager of the. Loeb Lynn
CONSTRUCTION Company, made a flying
visit to this place to-day.
"A. q. clayton. of Warrington, reg
istered thfs evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph @. Russell, OF
Parkersburg. are among the arrivals
to-day.
Rev. William Sturgeon, OF CardittI,
Wales, nephew OF the great Sturgeon.
accompanied by his wife, is gnest.
at the hotel