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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-28
W|LTSE TOO MUCH
FOR CINCINNATI
Me@ York Gets an Early Star.
While Reds Cannot Score
at Any Time.
THE OTHER LEADERS WON
CHICAGO cRALKED UP A ONE
SIDED VICTORY AGAINST eos
ToN--sAME THING WAS TEuE
or P;TTapuRo.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING
wTLrsE PITCHED WE'LL.

New York, July 2T.--Wiltse's good
pitching today enabled the New York
Nationals to shut out the Cincinnat.s.
Score:
H.. 4 R..h.E
Gin. 80. % 0 O 0 90 O 0 Go 5
~. Y. $50. II 0 o o OIL 0 :-5 G
Observation-Disclosures and Schlei;
Wiltse and Bresnanan.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-28
....LoeaI Sporting News General.
Results Yesterday.
NATIONAL LEAGUE,

Cincinnati O: New York 5.
st. Lonis 4. BROOKLYN 6,
Chicago Q. Boston l.
.Pittsburg 10; Philadelphia 2.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

"to@E I6NNGQO0s
MARTHA--Call at 43 8. 12th street.
25.2t
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-28
FOR SALE

Richmond property s1.ecislty.
portarfieid. Eelly Block. Phone scy.
FOR SALE-Steel range and glass
cupboard. Woods. 3z2 N. Sth street.
asst.
FOR SALE-Cheap a good lot on n.
18th street. o. G. Porterf1eld. Kelly
Block. 22-1t
Everybody buys property from
woodhurst. 913 Main st. Telephone
f01. juneS Il
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-28

St. L.. L 0 2 e10 0 0 o. 4 8 1
Brock 3 o 102x- 6 10 2
Batteries - Brown and Grady;
Strichiett, Scar ,on and Bergen.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-28

Lasting Cure.
'sHc took the Kelley cure long ago"
"I didn't knos. that he ever drank"
"Hc didn't. The cure he took was
for financial plethora. He invested In
the eses.,; or the Keeiey Hutor com
pauy."
no Strong Man. \
Il heard rou too. the train Tor the
city last week"
THAT Is mistake; tiss train ss0k
me-
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-28

Heroes.
Too late they found
tAe.f marriage
Was clearly .
misft.
But SIN they never
f.:d a word.
But made the
best Of f..
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-01
FOREIGN MINERS
ATTACK TROOPS

MOUNT CARMEL, Pa, April 3d.
Two serious clashes between Lieutenant
Smiths command Of eonstabulary and
foreign miners occurred here today. The
troops 6red on their assailants, fatally
iniuring one man and wounding several
others. The troopers had been guard
ing the .Sayrs colliery in the suburbs.
Their frst trouble came when the wait
resses Of three local hotels refused to
serve them with food. The troopers re-
turned to the streets, only 20 be at
tackled by mob Of forsign miners
These were beaten back with "black-
jacks" and persuaded by one OF their
number, also the chief burgess Of the
town, to return to their homes. For q
moment a crisis was averted, as the
miners were preparing second attack
and the soldiers were drawn up In Line,
prepared to shoot. The troops started
to return to the colnery, but IN front
of the residence Of DR.. Keefer, on Hick-
ory street, they were again attacked,
their assailants throwing stones. Lieu
tenant Smith ordered the mob to dis
perse, but this merely resulted In the
throwing of more missiles. Thereupon
the troops were ordered to fire.
AS the carbines began TO crack, the
miners fell back in disorder, leaving q
man named Wilson fatally wounded and
number Of others hurt in the street.
DIR. Keefer's house was riddled with
bullets.
The constabulary then retired 60 the
Sayre colliery, where Lieutenant Smith
reported the trouble to Pottsvile. he
was ordered to hold his ground, but
later he was told to bring his COM
mand back to Pottsvills. He was placed
under $500 bail, charged with assault
with intent to kill. Three OF the miners
also were held.
The home Of Solomon Goldsmith also
was riddled with bullets and Mrs. Gold
smith was wounded.
A larger force Of constabulary is ez-
pected to return soon.
A story is current that during the
fight another man named Mesawics was
killed and that his body was borne
away by friends during the excitement.
After Lieutenant Smith and his
troopers had left for Pottsville they
were ordered back to Stuartsvills, q
suburb of this place where they are
now entrenched.
Headquarters at Pottsville has noti-
fed Lieutenant Smith that reinforce
ments are on the way. So far as ID
known thirteen persons were shot dur
ing the fight, three probably fatally.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-01
BUSINESS PERsoNALs-con.

r. G. BAIRD. D. D. S, 224l Post st. near
Devisadero. 2s II.
RETaIL shoe dealers of san Francisco. L.
Wright & Co. Of Roclland Mass. manu-.
to aid customers who suffered IRON the FIRE.
Communicate at once with c. /. Wright,
23l1 Durant ave-, Berkeley 287t
PURCELL ROWE has opened his law Office
temporarily at his residence, 816 Clayton
ST., Ashbury HEIGHTS, San Francisco 2s It
DOLAN BROS CO.
General Contractors.
BUILDINGS BOUGHT. LOTS CLEARED
as before; fully equipped with teams ana ap
purtenances Employees report Immediately.
1907 Market ST., cor 18th 4-3O-Im
HIM g. CLIFF, contractors and builders, are
now located at s55 Capp st. Phone Church
MAcHINIsTs and engineers, gear cutting,
laundry machinery; repairs Cal. Gear
Works, 2130 Folsom ST 3O-4t
w G. GUNN, real estate; northeast corner
Devisadero and Green SITS. 4-3O-tf
A--San Francisco locator, 2206 Grove, between
Schrader and Stanyan. locates relatives
friends. professional and business concerns /;
will be ready for business. this week Ad
dress all auiries to AVERY & CO., com
pliers, 22o. Grove st, S. F. 3o-7t'
quarters 1888 Pierce. Competent mechanics
supplied for all classes of work 3O-3t-
w. J. CUTHBERTSON architect, 1865 Mar
kat ST., bet 18th and 10th sts. 3O-7t~
THE Misses Wickes have removed their studio
to 5l9 Webster St. near Hayes, where they
will be pleased TO hear OF the safety and
whereabouts OF their ffends and pupils. 80 St
1915 Cough. Orders for mach. work. so-lm
HOUSE-WRECKERS wanted-Remove row
Of buildings. See THEO. w. LENZEN,
architect, 2o45 Green St, to 4 p. m. 3o-3t
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-01
BUSINESS PERSONALS.
GINTJEE, Proprietor

II. j. 6lNIJ EE, proprietor
Standard Cigar Company,
F. " BANKS. bottle DGk dealer. I Tasrp; formeriv
1913 Howard St. temporary 1924 2lst.1 ,"
IRVING institute located at 2l26 Califor-
MIA st. is practically uninjured. The
faculty and many scholars ready to re-
sumo work, but on account of the in
ability 70 obtain water, gas and use of
flre at present the summer vacation
viii begin now and the new term open
July 9 instead Of August 6. 1905 my1 tt
c. II. GILMAN, insurance broker. for
merly $50 McAllister. now 7S7 Baler;
VIM. T. oRRIEN. Insurance agent. is
DIR o. F. WEsTERvELD temporary
office at residence. ll44 Masonic ave.
Tel Park IA IT.
MRS. c. o. MILLER. 4t|
DR. CHARLES E. HART, present ad-
dress ss7 Clayton ST.. cor Parnassus
WAITER LINFoRTH. attorney at law.
1851 Octavia- William Osborn. please
report 1ts
]. ALEC New Partisan Dyeing and
Cleaning Works, Inc 2i64 Folsom St
We beg to inform our patrons that we
are ready to resume work as soon as
the Board of Works gives Us pernis-
sion. Our Powell-st. office will be
transferred TO 221o Fillmore St, near
HIM & CLIFF. contractors and build
ers. are now located at 264S Howard st
Phone Church 3Ofl. ~ 1t
DR.. p II. c. BlEHL. formerly OF the
Emma Spreckels building, has tempor-
ary office at his residence, 2l49 Stuart
St. Perkeley, Cal fts
DIR. WILLIAM +. BARBAT of 1910 Fol-
som ST is now at 2ao0 Howard St, near
DIR. GERALD ]. FITzGIBBoN, for
merly OF q Powell St, now at POI
Haieht ST. lmo
DR.. S. / HARRISON. office and resi-
dence 1863 California ST; hours ! to 3
. m Tel. West al. 13ts
INFORMATION-Tho Thomas and Mary How
ard formerly residing at Antonio ST., ad-
dress HOWARD, care William Wellington,
Sunset Telephone Co.. Oakland. 50-3t
MRS. ALMA REYNOLDS, please conimuni-
cate with Lieut.. Mitchell at Fort Mason. 1t
GEO. II. YOUNG, Inc. formerly III
Bush ST.. temporary Office 2s4o Green st. /;
warehouse, s36 Fell ST. s2s-7t
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-01
FORGET IT.; GET BUSY"
IS SLOGAN ADOPTED
IN THE GARDEN CITY
San Jose Rapidly Recovering From
the Effects OF the Reeens
unplsasantnsss.
Caring for Her Own Homeless and
Aiding tho Refugees From
San Francisco.
Lessons Taught by TsmbIor VIII 30
Needed When Rebuilding 10
Under Way.

SAN JOSE, April 30.-San Jose has
adopted this slogan, Forget it; get
busy" This morning found everybody
cheerful and ready for active work.
The air was warm and pleasant, the
valley, one stretch Of green from Mount
Hamilton to the Santa Cruz range,
| never looked more beautiful; and the
residents. after day of rest, respond
ed as formerly TO the charm Of their
natural surroundings. Last weeks
traces Of worry had vanished, and
every face was bright and pleasant.
Even the refugees in camp near the
depot were smiling, as II enjoying an
outing.
This city Is rapidly resuming its nor
NAL conditions. The streets are fairly
well cleaned Of debris. and by few
days all of the demolished buildings
will have been removed. Every car
penter is busy repairing buildings
damaged. Chimney and roof repairs
on dwellings have almost all been
made. The stores are nearly all open,
those that were put out of business by
the earthquake having moved into
temporary quarters. Every former
line Of business is going ahead as
usual. although a number Of merchants
are as yet somewhat shy on stock.
The finance committee of the gen.
eral relief committee met today, and
reports showed that local funds have
been ample to cover all local cases and
to care for thousands OF San Francisco
refugees and injured. These are rap,
idly departing. Clothing, food. shelter
and supplies Of all kinds have been
abundant for all, and the work viii be
maintained as long as single home
less or destitute case remains
Now that the poor quality Of the
work done on the majority Of public
and private buildings has been re-
vealed By the earthquake, local prop
srty owners are without exception con-
vtnced that there was no necessity for
the loss Of single building In this
valley by the tembior. With this
knowledge SO forcibly presented. all
new buildings. both business and resi-
Dental, viii be so constructed that
they viii be earthquake proof and San
Jose will be all the better for her sh2k-
ing ND.
There has been no scarcity of ready
money here for ordinary requirements.
and very little Inconvenience to indi-
viduals. The banks VIII be prepared
To open within few days
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-01
TEMDlOR AND FIRE
MAKE NO CHANGE IN
SANTA FE'S PLANS

LOS ANGELES. April s0.-Presidsnt
e. P. Ripley OF the Santa Fe, who has
just returned here from a visit to San
Francisco, has this to say Of condf-
tions there:
II spent but one day IN San Fran
cisco. not out Of idle curiosity, but to
see for myself what the situation was
and that I might the better Judge Of
what is TO be the future. found that
while the extent Of the calamity has
not been exaggerated, the spirit CT the
people Is undaunted and there Is 40
question in my opinion that the city
viii be rebuilt on better lines than
ever before and be safer as q place
of residence.
with all the water front practically
undamaged. with large residence sec
ton but slightly affected. the mater
ials for rebuilding can be quickly OBJ
tanned and promptly handled II has
been demonstrated that the modern
steel construction viii stand earth
quake shocks, and. when supplemented
with tiling or concrete. win be practi-
cally unaffected by fire. have no
doubt about the rebuilding OF the city
or that 1t viii at once resume its posi-
ton as the metropolis Of the Pacific
Coast.
I'VE shall not curtaH or modify our
plans for the improvement Of our real
estate In San Francisco"
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-01

Fernandes of Sacramento, and loving
grandfather of May w and Loretta
T. Ronnor and May Fernandes, ma
tive Of ireland. aged 6o years and Z
months.
REiTZ-in this city. April 30, 1909, An
ME, dearly beloved wife of William
Reitz. daughter of Andrew and the late
Rose Hughes, and sister of Lizzie.
Charles and Joseph Hughes, native
of San Francisco, aged 26 years
months and days.
The funeral viii take place today
C1uesday), at l p. m, from the par.
lors of the Western Addition Funeral
directors, 1724 Devisadero street, be-
tween Sutter and Bush. Interment
Holy Gross Cemetery. 1t
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-01
OFFICIAL.

RESOLUTION No. II New Series).
Resolved. That all persons having in
their possession horses and buggies or
vehicles Of any description not belong
ing to them must deliver the same
within forty eight (49 hours from this
notice to the Woodlawn Stables, VIM. ].
Gallagher proprietor, situate on Grove
St, bet. Laguna and Buchanan, in this
city and county otherwise they will be
prosecuted under the laws governing
the matter.
In Board Of Supervisors, San Fran
cisco, April 80, 1906 Adopted by the fol-
lowing vote
Ayes-Supervisors Boxton Coffey.
Coleman, Davis. Duffy. Furey Gallag CHER.
Harrigan, Kelly Lonersan Mam1ock.
McGushin. Nicholas. Phillips. Rea-
Walsh, Wilson.
Absent-Supervisor Sanderson.
GEO B KEANE, Clerk
Approved, San Francisco. Apri, 80 1905
e. e. SCHMlTZ,
Mayor and ex-Officio President OF the
BOARD of Supervisors 12t
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-01
WILL
DEPART TODAY
PASSENGER LIST is SMALL
Big Liner Will Not Stop at Honolulu ON
Her Voyage to the Orient

The Pacific Mail Steamship Com
janys steamship Mongolia will sail
at 1 o'clock today for Yokohama and
points in the Orient. She will not
stop at Honolulu.
She carries about fifty first-class
passengers and 800 tons of freight.
1000 tons of which is -four.
Among her passengers are F. A.
Molitor, engineer U. s. A, going to
Manila; Mrs w. B. Hamilton and son
and Mrs. Crook, for Hongkong: and
]. Thebaud, going to Shanghai to
represent the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company.
She will carry fifty steerage pas
sengers and 100 Chinese
DR.. Hustled, the former surgeon Of
the steamship, who tried to hold up
a poor refugee for fees for delivering
her Of a child. has been dismissed
from the service of the company His
place was taken by DR.. Hieronymus
Of the steamship China
ACAPULCO SAILS.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Com
panys steamship Acapulco sailed late
yesterday afternoon for Ancon. She
will only stop en- route at Acapulco
and San Jose. Following is list Of
the passenger on the Acapulco:
e. NJ. Keen and wife. to New York;
T. r. McKinstry. M. K. Weiering,
:. IN MoConahy. Charles e. Dibel-
bliss. Joseph Bobeck. J. Benjaminson.
and Miss Bena Richmond The ves-
sci also carries fourteen Chinese and
fifteen passenger in the steerage.
WILL MAKE REGULAR CALLS.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Com
panys steamship City of Panama will
stop at her regular ports of call
CURACAO ARRIVES.
The Pacific Coast Steamship Com
pany's steamship Curacao arrived
yesterday from southern ports. She
brought 21 passengers. She was
twelve days from Guaymas and sixty
four hours from Ensenada.
FOUND UNDER RUINS.
The body of fourteen year-old
boy was found yesterday under the
debris Of the shed on Washington
street wharf, which collapsed the
morning Of the earthquake.
UNLOADS RELIEF STORES.
The British steamship Amur, which
came on a special trip from vancou
yer. B c., with provisions for the re-
lief Of the city, will finish unloading
her cargo at the transport dock to-
day. She will then sail to her home
port.
DOCK NEARLY FINISHED.
The temporary upper dock being
built over Mission wharf No. 2. which
is to be used for the discharge Of gar
bage, is now practically completed
Barges were alongside yesterday,
taking away the tons OF refuse which
are now being hauled down from the
open streets Of the city.
:. WILL GO TO OAKLAND.
The Nippon Maru. now due from
the Orient, will go. on arrival direct
to Oakland. where. her cargo intended
for Eastern points will be discharged.
VENTURA DUE TODAY.
The Oceanic Steamship Company's
steamship Ventura is due to arrive
today from Sydney, via Auckland.
Pago Pago and Honolulu
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-01

Stmr Acapulco. Trask, Ancon; Pa
ctfic S Co.
ISLAND PORTS.
HILO-Sailed April 2S-Ship John
Ena, for Delaware Breakwater; stmr
Enterprise. for San Francisco; stmr
Oregonian, for Kahului
PORT LUDLOW-Arrived April 2s
Bark Reaper. from Port Townsend.
Sailed April 29-Schr Jas 81 Bruce.
for San Francisco.
ASTORIA-Sailed April 2e-Ger
stmr Aragonia. for Yokohama
PORT GAMBLE-Arived April 30
-Schr. Oliver Olson. from San Fran
cisco.
Sailed April so-schr Orient for
San Francisco.
KAHULUI Arrived April 30
Stmr Oregonian. from Honolulu.
HoNoLULU-Arrived April ao-Br
stmr Doric, from Yokohama
TATOOSH-Passed In April 30
Stmr Umatilla, from San Francisco
to Victoria
Passed out April So-Nor ship How
ding. for Delagoa Bay; bark Guy G
Goss, for Bristol Bay; Br bark Pass
Of Killiecrankie.
EUREKA-Sailsd April 2s-Stmr
Francis r Leggett, for San Pedro.
April 2s-Stmr Pomona, for San
Francisco; stmr Roanoke. for San
Pedro, via San Francisco.
Arrived April 2e-Stmr North Fork.
from San Francisco; stmr Eureka,
from San Francisco.
REDONDO-Arrived April IT.
Stmr Despatch. from San Pedro.
April is-Stmr Centralia, from San
Francisco, and sailed for San Pedro.
April 1s-Sehr W Jewett, from Co
lumbia River. April f1-Stmr Wasp,
from San Francisco. April 2e-Stmr
Nome City, from Portland April AZ
Stmr Coronado. from San francisco;
stmr Geo Loomis. from Ventura;' stmr
Harold Dollar, from Portland; stmr
Aberdeen, from San Francisco. April
2S-Schr Samar. from Everett; schr
Ensign. from Everett
Sailed April 24-Stmr Rival, for
San Francisco. April 26-Schr Irene,
for Columbia River. April 27-Stmr
Geo LOOMS. for San Francisco.
OUTSIDE BOUND IN.
April 80. m-Two four-rnasted
Memoranda.
The Board Of Marine Underwriters
will meet daily on and after Monday,
May z, In the basement Of the Mer-
chants Exchange. between the hours
of 10 a m and IL m-
Off Point Lobos April So-Schr
Honoipu, from Grays Harbor, and or
dered to San Pedro by tug Relief
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-01
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED APRIL 80.

ARRIN ED APRIL 81.
Stmr Coos Bay. Nicolson. "A hours
from San Pedro and way ports.
Stmr Curacao, Paulsen, IL days
from Guaymas, via Ensenada "a hours,
Stmr Westport, Hansen, SO hours
from San Pedro.
Stmr Eureka, Golightly, days
from Seattle.
Stmr Pomona. Swanson. Is hours
from Eureka
SAILED APRIL 20.
Nor stnnr Titania, Egenes. Nan
aimo.
SAILED APRIL 80.
Stmr Whitesboro, Winkel. Point
Arena.
Stmr Corona, Gielow. Eureka.
Stmr Atlas, Badger, Redondo.
Stmr Acapulco Trask Ancon and
way ports.
Bark Coalinga, Hansen, Bristol Bay
Bktn Coronado, Potter. Honolulu.
Barge Santa Paula, Port Hartford.
CLEARED APRIL 80.
Br ship Norven, Rees, Tacoma;
Meyer Wilson & Co.
Stmr Buckman, Wood, Seattle;
Alaska Pacific 8 Co.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-01
ALASKA GOLDFISH co.
OF San Francisco.

once and salesroom now located
at Franklin-st. wharf, Oakland, CAL
Temporary Telephone Oakland 937.
we are prepared to supply the trade
with usual promptness in lots to suit
at current rates. San Francisco and
Oakland shippers and jobbers please
communicate at above address.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-01
secrstary Bonaparts nl.

BALTIMORE, April so.-sscretary
Bonaparte is confined to his room at his
residence in this city with an acute at
tack Of indigestion which his physician
says u not ssriouA
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-01
Sierra Sails From Sydney.

SYDNEY. N. S. w. April 30.-The
steamer Sierra sailed today. carrying
s1.350.0oo for San francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-01
ALAMEDA SUGAR CO.,
UNION SUGAR co.

JAMES COFFIN, late of 1872 Mar
ket ST.. now at to3 Folsom ST., San
Francisco,
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-01
BIRTHS.

KAHN-Tn this city, April To- 1906. to
the wife of julius Kahn, a SON.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-01
PERsoNALs-continued.

WILL ia. party traf ,r ri oa - = =,
SateL ue UGrE o. on. pc ee Al
- Eaiencia ~ send word l. w - =
bard 81 Reward Z,st-
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-01
MARRIED.

this city. April 1S.
1906, by the Rev. F NJ Larkin Earl
porr Eddy and Milla Weaver Eulass
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-01

FREE medicine 10 everybody; free CLINIC.
THOMAS J. CROWLEY, NJ. D., COS FIJI
MRS. NETTIE BLUME please communicate
with Z. H. Besl, S24e Washington ST,
San Francisco. 25-7t
DR.. ADOLpH ROSENTHAL. eye and
ear; office 2l Scott St, half-block from
German Hospital 1t
DR.. EDGAR x. BRYANT, formerly of the
Fillmore ST.. corner Of Pine s26-7t
EODGEN, DR.. ]. D., with DR.. Strickland
$500 Fillmore St Information wanted OF
Mss i. L, Bovine. "Z6-7t
MRS. PAULINE DJNION, Of SOB Powell
St. now living at SAB Hayes ST. .26-7t
G. H KELLOGG, formerly at $50 Pine St,
viii be found AZ 2l26 California -. '26-zt
!. 3. WHITE has established his law Of
fees temporarily at lz6 Fillmore st,
near Eddy. %-tt
POTTER, box SS, Call e IT.
CLEVELAND Faucet Coy oung iady
employees. please report imruediatsiy or
communicate 7ls cole St, S. 7. A HAU-
WILLIAM PARK Of Las Vegas, Ney-
whereabouts wanted by Wells Fargo
Nevada National Bank. y 81.
DR.. J STOW BALLARD, please cell 2zOI
Scott St ~ 81.
ALL members Of the German Catholic
Staatverband, please report at St An
thongs Church. Folsom a. Army-Zs 81"
WILL Louise Fassin please send her
rgresent address 10 EARL CESSNA, l645
10Th ave. South, or say where she can
be f0un62 y ~
FRANK 3. LIVINGSTONE at 52s Du-
hoos ave- Daughter please call ~ St'
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in Miinhen berdnitalten min. 8on
&aifarieb aus sebahte Or. @rotbe
fiber Marai4 naa MofuI gu seben.