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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-09

Spiel. Ger Giniall bes ebrliten
Soibua fam linn nidt gan, ungelesen,
3o9 er bob Die Nader aui ieine Seite.
.9urrab fir Soihua! Surrab fir
Golfers IdUne 2o6ter! Ourrab!"
itrie ss ourteinanber. Sie leidt be-
wegli@en 0emiitber, Die eben nod bon
Silt rno Sale ~ilberquollen, fparen
jest Dor ue6ermutb e%rfiillt.
SIN Iu bate man lid gum .Su9 ses
orSnet. Spibla itetlte lid an Die
Spige uio sntlodte ieiner Grompete
10 entleglihe Zone. oils lie nur INNER
ber9eben wollte fir beifeiSeue Sbren
hattie aaS lfon genii9t, aber Den tollen
2eranern nor eS rpdl uiel III sabm.
Neit SOblen uno Bfeifen unteritiieten
lie Den Nirtb mad Ssr3ensluit aus
allen &rdften.
60 iOgcn Die irObliGen McnlGea
gum Corral hinaus. Sann besann Der
BALL uro oaS @e!age, uno ME ea 90
su9ing, baOou i6weist Oes Sangers
Soflidfeit.
Sier &ofen ipdter fem Gomand)es
Bill nit ieiner jungen Srau bon ibrer
10 plOslif Gn9etretenen SOf;eitsreile
surii6. @r uno 9harleD SurrD maren
balo mieoer Die beiten Sreunoe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-09
gSintergetpitter int s6tparsipaIo.

I1ls Sootmoos i'm S6mar5pn!O
miro gei6rieben: 8dbreno lonIt III
oieier Sabres5eit tiefer Sdnee Den
Sdpar5palo beoedt unb cine Der
aroBartigiten 8interlunOi6aften bic
le Sportfreunoe bur6 bas romanti-
i1e @ebrat6aI berauflodt allf Die SO.
be, lit in oieiem Sabre Die leidte
S9neeoede, Die Der Sftober bra9te,
bolb Our6 iparmen &egen pernid)tet
porocn. Ser Itrengen aalte Dor
@eibnahten folgten berrli6e ionni9e
Gage. Morgens firth War Die Ilper-
fette 10 flar nnb bel,tli6 5u ieben, BOZ
Elm llnipetter 81 erDarten NOR. Yin!
Wfittag brod oenn ol16 Elm Strrm
Los, ser inter beftigem. &egen Sa1
uno 3oht tobte Ser nGhite Mber6
bra6te elm beitiees Gepitter nit
Sdnee- nno Sageliturm. Sie 81
Sbal fobren6e Soft muBte umfebren.
Ga bie StraBe bmr6 Selien uno SGa-
me 9eiperrt mar. @o6 mebrltilnO..
ger @rbeit fonnte Ole StroBe pieber
fret eerna6t tperoer. Ser Stlrm bet
iih gelegt, unb Iangiam berab.pir-
beln6er SGnee miro Die @egen0 baIt
in ibrem minterIi6en S6mud eridei-
men laiien. Iuf aus 8arlsrube miro
gemelbet: &iir5li6 @benos eegen G
Ibr ging iibers 2an0 Elm ldmeres &c.
nitter, perbunoen nit itarfem Mol.
fenbruh ltnb beftigem Srfan, nieoer
Sn &arlsrube poren in tbenigen Wi-
nrlten 6ie StraBen iiberihipemmt. gr
Ben @Gllmen uno SGlllern bat 0el
St11rm betr6d)tlihen S6aben ohoe.
ri6tet. 9as ieltene Naturereignir
puroe oud in anoeren 2anoestteiler
beobahtet. So miro aus SGfingel
beri6tet, 6oB ser Conner iebr bent.
Iid) bernebmbar uno ser Slib seitrpei.
Zig bie eanae @eeenb 5pif6en 3bein=
fel0en un0 @aQba6 IN SageSbeIit
ioitdte uno bos eleftriide 2iht er.
lold]te. Snfolge oeS itarfen anDalter'
Ben &eeens iinb sic Sliiiie rapib ae.
ltiegen u1b on mand)en Steaen Sir
5igtbuD iiber bic llfer eetreten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-09
Cine SuppenacSdid;te

Cine ionOerbare y&riegslilt" trua
einem angeiebenen &aufmann unb
@eidGftsreiienOen bon Wontreuit-
TURNER cine adttGeiee @efGngniB,
Itrofe ell. 8eim @mbfang elmer
Sen6ung bon Tor5eaanpuppen bette
er unterlaHen, fi9 re9taeitig BON unz
beid)doigten 3uitlno Der 5erbred).
li9en @aare az iiber5elgen, uno eril
81 Sauie feitgeiteut, BOB cine gnn3e
Irsobl ser Glippen in Sherben nn.
gelanet mar. lin ben S6aOen ni9t
ielbit traeen 5u miiiien, fam Der fin
hige Embellishments onf folgenoe
Soee: @r padte sic 5erbro6enen
Giimpfc, Irme aas 8eine iorglid,
mieoer Elm un0 CAB bic roriiderts
Senoung nad einem britten Sr1e our.
Gort nabm er lie perionli6 in gin.
pfang, Dffnete lie in 9eeenpart bes
9eamten unb berlangte in gut ge-
ipieIter gntriiltung iiber ben 3uItano
Ger @nare Die Aus5ublung Der Ser
iiderungsgebiibr. gnein feline Soroe-
rung ihien Dem Secmten 81 bod, ~
trat ser Sa6e nG4er unb bemerfte
nun. mie auffoneno fiinItlif yoie
lterblihen &eite" DER Bor5eaanlpeIen
~ongeornnet paren. @or @erift ge-
tanb benn audi Der ausu fluse Sim
ger Ierfurs inter @ebflaeen feline
miBlungene SriegsliIt, Die i'm aus
ser 2iite Ser ltnbeltraiten cusmerst,
Elm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-09
Cine tapftrf frau.

Die @eifihte hat uns mebrfame
Seiipiele beloenmiitbiser 6rauen auf-
bemabrt, melfen iih 0as Na6folGenoe
wiirOis anldlieBen oiirfte.
gtlS wdbreaO oeS blutisen 2reifens
bel Oermbod) in Sadiet>gSeimar am
4. Suli 1866 Die YreuBen unter Sc
neral b. Grbsn in iuolider Rihtun9
uororan9eu, unb lid, in Dem Norfe
Sella swilden linen unb cen Oageru
Elm beftiger Sampf entlpann, Denies
bic Gbeirau oes bortisen GjaltmirtbS
SSinteriin9er cine gufopferung, welhe
ueroient, Dem bleibenoen G%eSaftnille
iiberIiefert 81 weroeu.
9Sdbrero Die meilten Selpobuer oeS
SrteS DOR Der berannabenben Gefabr
entIloben lparen ODER in cen Sellern
S9us 9eluft batten, ior9te bieie braoe
Srau unnnterbrod)en, 10 lange es ibre
&rdite uno Die ibr Su GebOte itebenoen
Oiittel 9eltatteten, fir bic Sermuns
beten. 9is lid aber lhlie6lif Der
Mlanael an ridden @aller fiblbar
madte-bie Suelle belIelben beiano
!i9 auberbolb bes Srtes-legte lie zen
mebrere buuoert Sdritte betragenben,
bon cen &ugeln Der fdmpfenben Bars
teien beitrihenen @eg 81 oieier iurdts
los 3urii6. i'm ii1 wieoer nit Dem
n0tbisen @alier 3u perleben. Slit
9ieider 6urdtloiisfeit frat tie alsbann
Den &iidmes an, Die sablrel6en Ser.
wunoeten ouidJ einen iidrfeuoen 3runf
ooer fible llmlflGge erquiGen0. Selblt
ais ibr 9eb0It, iiber meld)es elm 2beil
Der Sapern SiriidmifI, Dem Seuer Ser
YreuBen aus9eieet Dar, ldritt Die
nlutbi9e Srau, unbefiimmert nm Oas
lie umiposenoe 9ampIget0le, l~tdrfenO
unb trDIten0 bon einem Termunbeteu
uno Sterbenoen gum anoeren.
GlS Die BreuBen beim G%inbringen
in'S Saus Die Sbiir Seri6metterten,
uuo elmer BON ibueu auf Die in ben
Sausflur tretenoe Srau @interlinser
bas @emebr auidlus, rief lie benz
ielben i'm SewuBtiein ibrer Samariters
pilift gu: yShieBen Gle niat, id
bin es ia, Die &interIinger!"
llno lie blieb in Der Chat BON allen
9ugeln peridout, irelde on ienem
beiBen Gage 10 mand)sn braren SOlSas
ten nieberltredten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-09
Ser mieSriane stanS Ses Sarpms

Sef HttuftNtie SIuNU DcS UurDutf>
tiers. Or. SOugb, Siidof pon @orees
tier, mar Der ianftelte unb liebenss
wlrbislte @elebrte, welbem man je
beseeueu fonnte. Gr belaB elm iebr
auSyesei6ueteS Barometer, DeIdes inn
200 guineen g~efoliet bate. GineS
cages fam elm Jurger Niann, CUR So
mile beS Yrdlaten gebOri9, uad) @or>
reiier nno belt eS fir leine Bfli6i,
BEN SiifOf einen SeIu6 ab3uliatteu.
Gr murbe ietr gut empfansen; aber
ais Ger Oiener einen SeWieilel jiir
ben Sat binieeen wuilte, itieB er Gil
oas Barometer, Sa6 bieies berabltiirste
unb in t%auienb Stiife SerbraG. Ger
iunse Mann, in Gersmeiiluns, Sa6 er
Die uniduloise uriade oieies Suialls
mar, iudDte Den Oieuer ;u entlduls
bigen. Ger 9iifof aber ia9te ldfelnb:
rSpred)en mir nidjt mebr bappn, bas
@etter III bis jeet iebr iroden geweien;
i'd bOffe, Dap mir nun enolih Hegen
befommen weroen, Ga i'd baS Yaro<
meter notb uie pabe 10 tief fallen
leben."
Sra6ttdfige I ii r 6eu@
Of d erfreuen fi6 in Sctulien
elmer dubert iebbaften Radfrase. Sas
Snfeft gilt i'm @tiefenanoe als sliids
~brinsenbes 3eiden uno je Idnssr man
IS i'm &afis lebenOig erbalten fam,
oeto rei4li9er Ion, mad italienii@em
Mberglauben, 5ortunas Sesen Dem Be
tiger oes Sbisr9ens gu She'll perben.
Siefem Qbereluuben ioa fpIgenbes &C.
f9ebnib gu @runbe lisgen: Sin &ars
oinal aus Dem 9ef9lebte Der Mfeoici
lub einmal einen 8ii9of elm, nit ibm
i'm @arten gu oiniren. Der 8aroinaf
rei4te benz 8iihof elm @las Wein oar
unb als es biefer geraoe on Sic Qippen
fiibren po[te, fiel cine 9euidrede bin
Elm, porauf Der @iIdof ben Mein nidt
tranf, uno oas mar fein Slid, benin
Der wein mar persiftet. ME ii9 fpdter
h~ernusfenh
Wenn om nod benz 9eien zines @il-
Dies 10 flug tpie slibor biit. 10 lei 81.
frieben; on bdtteit aud oiimmer mer-
ben fonnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-09

,Gier Garn." Der f0rperli6 Iebr
feline, wisige V%ifJtenberg, welfer bOdJs
sewadJiene 9eute nift Defenders germ
leibeu fOnnte, iab 81 ieiuem Sfreden
zines Morsens eineu uneeberier laneen
Burden auf feline Stube riiden, Der
lid ais: Ger nele 9arbiergelellA
antiinoi9te. 2i6teuber9 empfins i'm
iebr ~iibellaunig unh mics ibm bic
,gber pesme9en wpllen lid
Der Serr Sofratb niGt BON mir bebie>
men luiien."-rGe er ieiner @ese,
lmpertinerter Wenla ."-n0err Sofs
rath, i'd bin nid)t sewobnt, uuf iOlde
gSeile bebanbelt 81 meroen. "Ln@r,
ein Sarbiergeieli?"-rSerr 8rofeilor,
Der unteridieO smiiden eiuem Sar@
bier nnS einem Wiaibematifer iii nift
10 groG, ME sic meiueu. &enu sic
pier Gller' bdtten, 10 udren Gle eber
bas. ma il bin. "-9i6tenberg, nell
der einen SpOtt iber leine win,ige
9erlonlihfeit gu erbliden glaubte, trieb
ben Barber CUR 2biir binaus uno lieB
oenislbeu DOR @eridt forSern.-.S6
babe BEN Serrn Brufeiiur ri9t im
@ntferntelten beleioi9en wOllen," ia9te
Der Barber. n@as i6 seiast babe,
1T Die @abrbeit, unS ueun Der Serr
Profelior &ie senus beidBe, 10 bate er
bas ldn9it beruussebradt. Seiiet er
bier GLEN (fir IN, 10 siebt er
itatt Cab | lpurseln-3abn II wurSeln
aus, un0 oaE III eben mein @eldaiti !"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-09
@ttr, 1tuh t,ii,1oir.

snnO lie6t Su MID du9 tpirt=
li9, Sdab2"-S G9pDrenO):
Define @lanbiger ipGen aud meine
@lGubiger fein."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-09

Dame G4eraeno); ~Sie, mein
9err. mD4te i4 stei9 ols SGipieser>
fobn babtn. "-6err: ~Mber, meins
@nd6isite. tpomtt babe ih oiefen 6dB
perbient!1
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-09
3tuPtfPI.

.Nuf Der 3iite, in Der i9 Sen Wein
gef4idt befommen bab', ftanb .9orz
fi9tp.. @eaiebt ii9 oas nun auf's
@las ODER auf Den Wein2"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-09
A1ta benz Uunrbnn1 rf,trs
Ed~1itTfPrH.

rSie Die S9ube nidt eng senug ba=
BEN fDnnsn, leben gemDbnli@ auf gro
Bem SuBe."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-09

miro ia reld)lider Gr1ae 9eDoter. Netl
mir 10 biibldD beiianlmeu iino, iaBt
inns elm fleirss Sdllden peranltalteil.
Sd-Suibua SoSge-sebe auI anlaB
oieles feierlifen Cages ben NUMBER
pollen Gaal oes beriihmten Sittorias
hotels unentoeltliG sur SenuHuilg her. ="
n6urrab Iiir ben waderen Solbua, ="
frlbte Der LANCE Serl aus 6rsnlotlt.
Soibua perneist lid banteno INN
fdbrt fort: LINER teriibmter Gbarlep
madt iid elm Sergniisen baraus, Ole
ausge5ei6nete Sapelle bon clipper
billie 81 engagireu unb oeren lulii9e
98eiien ben wertben Oamen uno Sers
rem e~benfalls umlonlt sur Ser'aSun9
gu itellen."
,Surrab fir Gbarlep! Surrab iii.
Slipperoills!" idrien Die Burden
bon Slipperpille.
r@nolih erfldrte mir ser cbrenpertbe
M2r. Golfer, er bemilli9e CUR Seier Der
Sof)ieit ieiner 3odter nit Dem tapfe'
rem Gomand)e> Bill 10 uiel Wbistp,
wie Die oniuelenoen 1abies uno Gertle'
men rur einnebmen m6ften uno ers
laubt lid, o~ieIelben oasu er9ebenlt ein'
s%ulaoen."
rSurrah fir ben alien Golfer !"
briillt Die 8~erIammlun9 einitimmig.-
Dem S1mieaerpater miber @illeu
fam oieie Neuis!eit iebr iiberralteuo,
bod mar er bon Natur niht aeisig uni
madte baber quite Miene gum bDier
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-25
TRIO WILL SING IN
CREEK THEATER.

BERKELEY, Aug 24-The first Sun
day afternoon concert in the Greek The
ater during the current college year is
to be given next Sunday afternoon.
The concerts Will continue every Sum
day afternoon throughout the year.
The beginning of the years music in
the Greek Theater falls to Mr.. John
Darlington. the San Francisco barytone.
and Mrs. harrington. Twice before
Darlington has sung in the Greek The
ater for the universitys "haf-hour of
music" and always to the delight of
many thousands of people. Wallace
Sabin, organist and choirmaster. will
play his accompaniments. Sabin will
accompany also Mrs. Partington, who
gramme follows:
ton; 'Oh, That We Two Were Maying"
(Gounod). Mrs. Partington; (a) 'Dedi-
cation" (Franz). (b) Wait Thou Stilr'
Land Hof Of Roses @ st cRiegs5' Mrs. Part Parting
ton; (a) '.Willow Song" (b), Drink
to Me Only with Thine Eyes Cold
English), Mr. Darlington.
For future weeks much agreeable
music is planned by choirs and other
choral organizations, by orchestras and
bands, and by individual musicians.
That the audience may have undis-
turbed opportunity to enjoy the music.
the lower gates of the Greek Theater
will be closed at - o'clock. 1t is re-
quested that late comers or those
obliged to leave before the close of the
programme use the upper entrances at
the rear of the theater. Visitors from
San Francisco should take the o'clock
ferries They can leave the trains at
Berkeley station and walk up to the
Greek Theater through the campus. or
thew can he hrOuGht closer to the Creek
Theater by taking the Euclid-avenue
or Telegraph-avenue cars at Berkeley
station, or the Alcatraz-avenue car at
South Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-25

Pacific Coast agent at San Francisco, returned
TO Seattle this afternoon from tour of Puget
Sound ports. He announced that his company
viii Immediately begin the construction of nine
new vessels for the Pacific Coast trade. Each
craft will carry between 1000 and 5000 tons and
will be frst-elass passenger steamer. Pepper
and Gray will leave tomorrow for San Francisco.
San Francisco parties have chartered the bark
Ferris S. Thompson to load cargo of lumber
be shipped TO Goldfeld.
The snip st. David sailed today for San Fran
cisco loaded with lumber.
The British ship Carnaston sailed today for
Valparaiso carrying the trst cargo OF lumber TO
EUREKA, Aug 24-The steamer F. A Kill
burn arrived today from San Francisco and left
Pomona departed from San Francisco at 8
O'Clock. The departure of the steam schooner
Aberdeen last night left the Lakme as the only
boat Of class in the harbor No vessels are
ships. There is nothing in the bay except four
British square-riggers loading lumber for foreign
cleared for Hawaii
The tug Ranger will soon leave for San Fran
son, formerly of the steamer Ravali, will COM
mand her on the trip down and back, Captain
Peterson transferring his crew 10 the tug II. II.
ASTORIA Aug. 24-The schooners Orient and
kellogg, with lumber cargoes for San Francisco,
went 10 sea today. The steamer Northland, with
$500 feet Of lumber for San Francisco, sailed
today. The oil tank steamer Asuncion arrived
today from California The schooner Nokcmie has
.
She viii sail tomorrow. The steamer Barra-
couta arrived this evening from San Francisco.
a large cargo awaits her for her outward
voyage.
The big log raft. in tow Of the tug Daunt-
less, went 70 this evening, bound for San
Diego This huge cigar-shsped contains
hve million feet Of raw logs. Tucked away in
her core is large amount OF shafting and
mill gear and tools for the mill that is to be
erected at San Diego. The raft viii be at sea
thirteen or fourteen days.
The lookout at the entrance Of the harbor
this morning reported that a three -masted
barkentine anchored off Long Beach ana a
tour-masted schooner anchored OF Lead
better Point, at the entrance TO Shoalwater
Bay. Both are carrying lumber. The former
is supposed TO he the Amelia and the latter
the Virginia, from this port for San Francisco.
The barkentine is anchored ten miles north of
the head and two miles of shore. The vessels
flying signals of distress and are ap-
parently in no danger. 1t is supposed that they
were carried north by the current after crossing
out, and owing to the light wind were unable
to work Of shore, and dropped anchor. At @
O'Clock this evening the lookout reported that
both vessels were stin anchored and appeared TO
be in no more danger than they were this
morning. A very light wind is blowing in that
vicinity.
VANCOUVER. Aug. 24-The steamer Dun
eric sails tonight for Lsdysmith to take on a
cargo Of coal She had orders yesterday to coal
at Union, but these cancelled last night.
The Union Oil Company's steamer Argyle. from
San Francisco. with oil for the British Columbi ia
Sugar Refinery, finished dischaTging today and
sailed for the south.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-25
LOVE FOR ELSIE FIEBER
BRINGS WOE TO ANOTHER
Roy Davis Steals That He May Enter
tain Girl Over Whom Fatal Duel
Was Fought.

Love for pretty Elsie Fieber. aged IT
years, who resides in South San Fran
cisco, seems as fatal as the number 13.
A year ago Henry Meyers in a duel
shot to death his boon companion,
Eugene Pequillion, as the result of a
quarrel over the girl, and yesterday
Roy Davis, youth who had paid her
assidious attention for several months,
stole a horse and buggy that he might
win favor in her eyes. He took her
riding and showed to the world that
she was lady of quality, but he had
reckoned without the consent of the
owner, James Allan of HOO Railroad
avenue. He was arrested on a charge
of grand larceny and his romance,
burning in his breast, was rudely ex-
tinguished.
This morning, shorn of his air of the
dashing gallant, he appeared before
Police Judge Mogan and heard the
reading of the complaint which may
send him to San Quentin. There is
no doubt of the love of the young man,
but his judgment is sadly in error He
was given until August 27 to secure
counsel.
1t happens that the lads father is
now serving a term in San Quentin
under the name of Lucky Davis. His
companions bestowed on the son the
sobriquet of Lucky" but the youth.
now in a steel cell, is wondering where
his luck begins.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-25
CARPENTERS ASK INCREASE.
District Council Raises Wage From a
to s. DaY

OAKLAND, Aug. 24.-The District
Council of Carpenters has demanded an
increase in wages from 81 to s5 a day
The new schedule Will be effective In
thirty days
The Building Trades Council has
called off men employed on work where
hodcarriers not members of the local
union. which is on strike, are en-
ployed. Work was stopped on a num-
ber of buildings. Complications have
arisen over the refusal Of the Building
Trades Council to recognize the Inter
national Hodcarriers' Union, which or
ganization recently gave a charter to a
union here that supplanted the strik-
ing union hodcarriers. Berkeley build-
ing operations are also jeopardized hv
reason of these conditions.
Butchers Unionf No. 115 has asked
for o'clock closing Saturday might
and a minimum of $50 a week for
journeymen cutters and SIS for drivers
who cut meat.
Further conferences were held todav
between the railroad machinists ana
the Southern Pacific officials over tbe
application. for an increase in WAGES
from 1914 cents to 40 cents an hour -
is not expected there Will be strike
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-25
MANCHUR|A IS FAST
ON REEF.

HONOLULU. Aug. 24.-The condition
Of the Manchuriar was somewhat worse
today. owing to the heavier weather.
She pounded astern. Water has been
found in hold No. under the cargo
of -four. The -four is being taken out
and the cargo shifted SO as to weight
down the steamers stern.
The transport Logan started for Ma
Mia today, carrying as passengers Gen
eral James F. Smith, the new Governor
to-be Of the Philippines, and Judge N.
w. Gilbert of the Court of First In
stance at Manila.
NEW YORK, Aug. 24.-The CONNER
eial Pacific Cable Company's cable ship
Restorer, which was lying at Honolulu
when the big liner Manchuria went
ashore, has gone to the Manchurias as
sistance, according to a cablegram re-
ceived at the companys offices here to-
day. The Restorer reported tnat she
was now standing by the stranded
steamer and has five lines out in an
effort to prevent the Manchuria being
forced further upon the reef.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-25
STEAMER GROUNDS
IN THE NORTH.
Twickenham Strikes the
Shore on the Southern
End of the Juan Island
POSITION EXPOSED
SPECIAL pIspATcH TO THE CALL.


VANCOUVER, B. c., Aug. 24.-The
tramp steamer Twickenham, from Java
FOR Vancouver with 5000 tons of raw
sugar for the British Columbia Sugar
Refining Company. ran ashore last
night on the southern end of Juan
Island, In the Straits of Georgia. She
had picked UP a pilot at Victoria for
this port, and he was in charge when
the vessel ran on the rocks. The heavy
smoke which obscured the land is said
TO nave led to the disaster.
Late this afternoon the vessel was
reported to be resting easily. but was
lying In an exposed position. Her fore
peak is full Of water. but her bulkhead
is reported to be secure and the water
has not reached the cargo.
AS the vessel lies. IN United States
waters she cannot be salved by Ca
madam vessels, though she is much
nearer Canadian than American ports.
The salvage steamer Salvor put out
from Victoria to aid the stranded craft,
but she cannot go to work without spe-
ctal permission from the United States
authorities.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-25
News Of the Mining
Camps Of Nevada.

TONOPAH. Aug. 24-Reports from
est has been aroused in the district by
the strike on the Golden Rock claim,
reported last week. The ledge, which
shows width of thirty feet, has been
traced by the groupings for a consider
able distance and gives a strong lift
to the southern portion of the district.
The values are sensational in streaks
and the whole ore body pans we'll, as
suring a vast amount of milling ore
when development has reached a stage
that will warrant the construction of
mill.
At Silver Bow, district lying about
fifteen miles from Golden Arrow. big
ledge has been encountered. returning
good milling values. The ledge was
found by leasers at depth of 125 feet
and Is said to be over twenty feet IN
width. This camp has a plentiful
heard of custom mill and cyanide
plant to be constructed there, but
nothing definite has been done in the
matter.
SECRETARY LAWSON RESIGNS.
W. E. Lawson has rendered his resig-
nation as secretary of the new stock
and exchange board here and Fred Sey-
bolt has been appointed in his place.
Mr.. Lawson is planning a trip that will
take him out of town for consider
able period, and states that in future
a large part of his time will be de-
voted to travelling through various
camps where mis- interests lie.
F. L. Bosqui of Denver has arrived
here to direct the work on the con-
struction of the fifty-ton reduction
plant for the Montana Tonopah. Mr..
Bosqui had much to do with the build
ing of the Combination mill at Cold
field and other reduction plants in this
section. He expressed great surprise
that mills had not been put In by all
the big mines of this camp long ago
when he observed the vast mountains
of milling lore that had piled up dur
ing the five years the camp had been
in existence. He says that the ores of
the camp do not present difficult
problem to the metallurgist, and that
a very high extraction can be obtained
by the combination concentration and
cyanide process planned. He will start
work on the new plant at once and ex-
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-25
CLUB WOMEN SEEK
USE FOR FUND.

The future needs and plans of GER
tain of the San Francisco women's
clubs were discussed yesterday after
noon in fullest detail at the meeting
called by Mrs. Robert Potter Hill.
president of the State Federation of
Womens Clubs, for representatives of
the clubs of the city. All of those
present told of the plans for their re-
spective clubs and the dates arranged
for meeting and reopening the work
of their organizations.
1t is noteworthy fact that not one
of the clubs in this city has been COM
PEELED to disband on account of the
disaster, not even the South Park
Mothers Club, all of the members of
which were burned out, but which was,
nevertheless, one of the first to re-
sumo its meetings and to carry on its
work. There was some discussion as
to the use to be made of the fund held
by the State federation donated by
Eastern club women, 5000 of which is
to go for the relief of women and chill
dren and 1852 to foster club work. but
no definite plan was arrived at, al
though it was suggested that the 1852
be used by the clubs for the payment
of dues of those who were unable to
pay them.
PiCSCHl db the lAcSllIS were
Mrs. j. w. Orr, president of the Cali
fornia Club; Mrs. S. S. Palmer of the
Daughters of California Pioneers, Mrs.
Fredericks of the Corona Club, Mrs.
Malloye of the Contemporary Club, Mrs.
Bissinger of the Philomath Club Mrs.
Robertson of the South Park Mothers
Club, Mrs. w. c. Morrow and Mrs. Mar
tin of the Pacific Coast Womens Press
Association, Mrs. Murgotten, Mrs.
THOMPSON. Mrs Osborne and Mrs r O.
Hurff of the executive board of the
State federation