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Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-26
MARSHAL KILLS OLLIE GENTRY.
Claims seEpefense a csuss es ths
Dead

Buchanan. Ca. Marca zi.-while ar.
resting ollie Gentry. City Marshal d.
w. Parry shU and killed Gentry. II
is said tha, Gentry was standing IN
front oi a store On the public square
when harry came up 10 arrest him for
some alleged oncnse. and that Gentry
refused Ia go with him
Barry claims that Gentry attempted
10 draw knife ON him. Two shots
were frea by the marshal. the nrst
shot going over Gentry's head. and the
second penetrating ais heart.
Gentry ran To the store of Eaves q
Sons, where he died In few minutes.
The deceased Is n son OF W. A. Geu-
try. the livery nan here. and is o
nephew Ot Barry's wife.
q. A, Shclnut. sheriff Of Harralson
county, imme liaiely arrested Barry
and lodged him In jail.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-26
MADDOX KILLS suRRzLL suss
Fstal Shooting Array Occurs in the
County OF Jonaa

Macon. Ga. March 2i-A shoo,,,- =
anray occurred In Had.luck's Station
thursday morning In waich Burrel,
Bush, man 60 years of age. va. in
stan'!y Killed by AlonEo Haddock.
both of the men hal weapons. AMI
II Is said. Haddock mounted IN. STA
tion platform just a. the Georgia train
vas pulling In and after warning Bush
10 defend himself. opened fire. Bush
Tell dead wi'hou, having used nj, re-.
volver liaddock wen, 10 Clinton.
where he surrendered 10 Sheriff Ether
idse, claiming s.lfdefense.
Great "Nci'emen' prevailed among
the parties Witnessing the tragedy
sister "i iladdock wi'nes scd ~, AZ
fdir. Hush was the , a;i,n agent for
IN" Georgia raj. tn, two men had
fnafG"ied cart! in ~" morning AMI a.. ,
di~PItr as>pHeI s"riou, pruro.'!uus
even Lr'"r" he sLJs wrie fired
Epta p"rtt,S atc proM.u,n'. and 49,,
aEsir h'.. 'Sn,cd genera, regret. Had.
dock l. v"rr- man Bush La. tvp
ddH"a,,rs aal TX ,oEs
The dl'hcri'l p, Wr.u the tv.o men
arus" oN", tl' wprTiago II Edward
Bush. a son - 'ho man Shot ~ d.a'H.
AID N9H haIJN.. u. yr " Adal.
phGs liadip"E. jus ic, Ma,Gr;d p, =.
formed The ceremony IN Macon thr day
fore. m elderly woman. claiming
herself IN b" he guardian - The girl.
was pr - n rho ."",nu~. ~
que, i"E W. raised a tlr time a. -
any i!IHr'nr' or feeling. THc girl i
an orphan ei''as her agr n. lc
A"ploar- : adjoch is Superintendent
~ S'uar' Da'.-' ',.m a l.al',,k. ant
Is prp:.i"'r'. Th' people w'li,d re-
So. in Macrn. Edward Hu.h having
b''n a re-. ,.n' here for some time.
H. 'tucH g. pri>onur laling surrrH-
d"red h.rs'i; 10 Sh,ria Ethr,ii-r No
irGu = va, held
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-26
JAILED Fer wlFs.MURpER.
Brunswick Man Said To Have pe2t
Norman

Brunswick ia. March si--H. p.
Shaw. hu.l'rmakrr at the shops ~
Ne Atlantic and B.rmir ham railroad.
ha~ h'. placed In Jail charged with
nGrd, ring his wife. who died at her
home H. thi, cry THURSDAY noon.
Mrs SHAW died after an Illness last.
ing sine, last sunday. The family
were st.aLrCIs here. coming from
w., Gross two months ago. and only
a lea '.icus were nj the bedside dur.
lns he Numan's illness. Thi- morn.
ing. however. a number Oi ladies went
10 the hom" ~ dress the corpse. md
marks brouEht firth suspicion.
The husband. who also claimed 20
be- III. had very liitl" to say about the
bruises. and The case was reported tO
the ufiiCHT.. and az cr short invcstiga-
ton. SHAW was arrested and is held for
wi!,.murLcr.
u Is said that the man got drunk
SUNDAY ard beat his vii, unm, rCifuliy
anh .hc Rad been lingering between
life ard drath since that time The
husband G.nicd that he bca' her, bur
almil'ri that he VAS drunk and said
he n'!lhi have hit her while under the
influence Il whisky. From the ap-
?.arauc" of the body. the woman was
hcalen
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-26
DUEL CAUSES NeoRo'3 DEATH.
Attacked White Men with Eiie anu
Was Killed.

Lairdug". Gl.. March 2i--C Cha.,ie
Cummins, a u srp d' u,raIp. was shot
and almost instantly Killed AT o., rail.
road construction camp of Ed ana
Clsr'cS Jordan. about 'ui'c west of
this place.
II Is no' hLoHn whether the shot
which KILLED the negro was fred by I'll
Jordan or hy Charles Jordan. as the
n gros death can. immc liat"ly after
an exciting battle between cGnmin>,
armed With a winchester. ON one side.
and the Jordan broth,rs. armed With
pistols, on The o,her
~ Joridn. who was In his busy
al IT," time. omp'i,i six chambers of
his revolver and Charles Jordan shot
"A numb, r Ci times.
Charlie Jordan hal Just d.,I ''"'rd
from his horse when the shooting oc.
CURED
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-26
Girl CriminaIlY Asaaulted.

Wirior. Ga. March 1t r. t.. Ven
d,rfDr!. son 4 Jan Wander! r. % "a ~
Carl. Ga. late Thursday ai'c~nooE. II
- charged. crimiHnlly assaulted The
lty'ar o'i daughter of William Hell
'pn. |; l. charged be- met H.. girl In
the woods on her way home. Wander.
ford j. a married man. having Iifc
and TWO chi'II.u The community Is
lr,a'iy excited over tat matter. \
posse Of - men arrested Eanierfo-d
AMI landed hiS Ia The Jail at Law
r.ncrkille.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-26
AVALANCHE KILLS.
half DOZEN MEN
PIONEER pRospecroR 10 KILLED
Snow slides pesW On The Camp and
crwshss the LIE ov es eix aeeW.
Relief Party from Granite Has Gone
to the Reseue.

Granite. Colo. March 3t.-An enor.
NOUS snow slide came down last even.
Ing In the Winfield and Clear Greek
mining district. killing. 1t 10 reported.
at least half "a dozen men.
Among the dead Is Harry Wineborn.
the pioneer prospeCtor and mining
nan of Chaifce county.
A&"licf party vas organized here by
James Hall ana hss gone to the scene
of tie d,sastcT.
town by "A courier.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-26
General Wood Sustained.

Manila. March 2i-The American
Span.~h AM ua'.," press II tuis cily
In commo p m On ~" recent battle 81
Mount DaJO. sustain Major Genera
No.,t arain-' The charge ~ killing ~
mon and C1i'lrcn 81 The Moro OurlaW
duriu. N, COON y Itch they claim
wa. unavoidable They are unaninrou-
manner H. N.ich the unfortunate cc
cursuc. la- D,an misrcprc-pu',i b.. ,
portion ot %. p.'s- Ia America.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-26
PARTY or LABOR TO TAKE FIELD
workInen vii rake Grievances Betore
Amerie an People.

WehirStpn, March si--Ths execu-
Tive Council " the kurri. an Fearra.
tioa II Labor sp,nt some time Thurs
day discussing the rrplies OF Prrsi
dent RHn-"N"ii and Speaker Cannon to
the bill of grievance presented IN
them and To President Pro TEN Frye.
of the senate. regarding legislation af.
fec'inS labor interests.
Mr.. iomr"rs said that the cOnclud.
Ing paragraph in the memorial meant
exactly wha, II said. That Is. u con.
gr">s fails to remedy the grievances,
th' or-aniLa'ion will appeal direct e.
the people
In o'hcr words, nc said the .Fctlcra.
tion ni Labor will enter the field ~
politics and urge organized labor Ia
elect mrn OF 'icir own choosing ana
ihu- haze a personal voice IN tn, SOY.
eminent.
There will be- further discussions Of
a." >iiua'."n hN the mcmh,rs ~ the
C"nncii among whom remarks oi ~"
president and Mr. Cannon have made
a deep Impression.
Air Gou1'i> insists The council l.
IN H." upht r,.Irdinc tac statement -
So forth in thu oill II prlcvanCc,. 'hp'
II ra, ahUn iaLt proof NJ ,Sr r,prr.,u-
ia'l"ns made and taa' the condition
ni acairS ia 'Nc labp. world H. the b>,t
proof Oi l., contentious
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-26
MINE EXPLOSION
KILLS MANY MEN
About Two Hundred Fifty
Were in Mine.
AL Gut Y ARE ACCOUNTED FOR


Paramount. W. Va, March 23.-Ten
men are known 10 be dead. twenty.
five injured and from twenty-five to
seventy five missing and believed -
be dead. as the result OF an explosion
OF gas In the shaft Of the Century Coal
company. a Century. a small mimi ;
town situated 5" miles south of Fair.
mont, ON The Burlington and Buckhan.
on branch of the Baltimore aad OAio
rpilroad.
The explosion took place a, 80 on
Thursday afternoon. but owing 10 tAe
tel,phGnr wires being put out Of CON.
mission by high winds, details ar larh
ing. and the names Of the victims. six
were not secured.
The Cen ugy mine. which !, Owned
by Shaw bros. of Baltimore. Md. i
one of 'ha largest independent 6. era.
tions ia northern West vircinia. Oycr
2jD men are employed daily In the
shaft. and had IL, explosion been an
hour earlier the loss of liz, would have
been appalling
AS II was. there were bur few rc-
naiEiHg In the shaft. the main body oi
the miners having Quit work FIR TIE
day. The giant fan. which furnishes
air for the shaft. WAS pa tally wreck
Ci BY the frocc ot the explosion. bu'
was repaired im8odia''l and with
in an hour after ne accident sup rim.
tendvnr James Ward lad relief sang
An tho uin,p
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-26
Whitee.p Victim Sue. Tortur,ra.

CRANKY. Mass. March 2t.--Thirteen
residents of this place have been
served by writs sworn out by willis
G.. Grimm. also Of CRANKY. bringing an
action for $4,000 damages against
them This action is the outgrowth Of
the socailed whitecaping incident Of
last month. when q crowd Of men CAP
tured Griffith. placed q rope aroand
his neck and led him to the town Of
souihwick. u Is said he was also
horsew hipped and told Il he ever re-
turned TO CRANKY he would be tarred
and feathered. Grimm alleged that
one OF his ribs was broken and that he
suffered other injuries:
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-26
Lost Fortune Found.

Birmingham. Ala. March 2i.-ThC
negro porter In the Conner Brothers
shoe store on Main was about 10 pitch
The sweepings from the store into the
rear alley. when Police Officer J. ~
Norwood reached down into the pile oi
rubbish and picked up an envelope
from which ne proceeded 10 draw
gr"enbacks. bank checks and other ne
gotiable papers 10 the value ~ t3I.-
\"I.l2 The money and papers were
the property ~ Dr. J A. Il. Skies. oi
Iron city. Ga. who spent the early
part of the week here and then trav.
eled on 10 New Orleans before he dis
covered that mis- fortune. carried In an
envelope. was missing. Then he no
tifed the local police of his loss. lie
was not sure that he had lost the pa.
pers In this city. hut. az a matter of
caution. he asked that search be made
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-26
Later Report from t.e Disaster.

Fairmlunt. W Va, Mch. 2i.-I;is lie
iiovcd that the number III dead a, The
result Of the explosion Thurs lay In
the mine Of the Century Coal company
81 miles below here. will not exceed
ten. OF this number six were for.
e!cners. Not over seven'yIivc m'n
were in The mine a, the time Of the cx
plosion. and the latest reports from the
scene state that al .but twclve Oi
these have been accounted foT.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-26
Governor psttison Resting Easily.

Columbus. O.. March 2I.-GoyernOr
PattIson spent a comfortable night and
was resting easily Friday mornins. The
governor Is weak. however. and the
fear l. that he may not have The
strength 10 sustain the alarming sink.
Ing spells that attend his Illness. The
physicians attending the governor sin
fail 20 explain the exact nature Of his
illness
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-26
Noted Pilot Dead.

Cincinnati March 2i-Captain r. J.
Smith. who for so years was one ~ the
leading river pilots between Cincinnati
ami New Orleans. l. dead at his home
W New Port. Ky. after a long illness
Captain SI.Ith also participated IN
many naval battles In the lower M.s
sissinpi IL * he civil wa and was
wi q among river and ship
ping H..u
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-26
Founder. Day Exercises Held.

New ORLEANS. March 2i.-The annua'
founders days exercises OF Tulane uni
versity were held Friday. DR.. John
h. Finley, president of the co!le-c oi
the city Of New York. delivered th'
ora'lon 10 he student body and guest
Ia Tulane thcar,r President EdNlr
Craishesd. for the university. delivered
three honorary degrees.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-26
Eoo,b.I, Barred for Five Years.

Chicago. March 2i-The trustee n'
The Norjhw-,t-rg lni'er,i.g Ha'' de-
cidad 10 abolish inter Coll"gI"t" D.
ball al ..le 9ai,ers!.y for lye yc-.s.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-26

Rochester. y. Y. March 2i.-Baak
burglar murdered Edward Pullman. 4
constable and nigh; wafchmen al a.
dus. early F.!!ay. lie had carsht IL F.,
mon trying ~ rob the safe "a the b. -
of Sodu5.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13
Yreka Man Goes insane.

OAKLAND, May I2.-Driven insane
by the vista OF ruins and scenes OF
devastation and desolation that he
viewed IN San Francisco, J. T. Lyman
q young contractor Of Yreka, almost
lost his life while frantically attempt
sng 10 stop q train at Fruitvale or
Friday evening. The demented mar
was standing in the middle OF the
track with his hands uplifted and
praying for tne train 70 stop in the
name OF the stricken metropolis, when
Constable Tom Carroll observed the
crazy contractor and dragged him
from danger. Lyman is being detain-
ed al the Receiving Hospital and
viii be examined as 10 his sanity. He
is a man OF apparent refinement and
education
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13
PRESIDENT SENDS
ENCOURAGnG WORD
TO LOCAL Y. NJ. C. A.
Says the People Will Supply
Coin to Rebuild Its
Destroyed Home.
Memorial Fund to Be Gath.
cred by an Appeal to
the Nation.

The local branch Of the Young Mems
Christian Association is filed with the
enthusiastic and undaunted spirit that
insures q new and gteater San Fran
cisco and it is certain hat q structure
even more magnificent than the one
that stood at the corner Of Mason and
Ellis streets win rise as its successor.
In every part Of The Union the local
branch is stirring up interest in its ef-
Tort TO replace its burned home Even
President Roosevelt has taken hold by
giving written Encouragement. The
Following letter has been received
from him by Secretary Mccoy:
THE WHITE HOUSE,
WASHINGTON, May 5. 1906.
MY Dear Sir: ! remember with
pleasure the part I had in the dedi-
cation and burning Of the mortgage OF
the San Francisco Young Mems Chris
tian Association building On May L..
1903, and I learn with extreme regret
that your beautiful building was
totally destroyed during the recent
catastrophe in your city. There is no
work in the interest OF yUang men and
boys OF more Importance than that be-
ing done by the Young Mems Christian
associations throughout the world. I
am sure that an appeal to the country
ak large viii bring you sufficient funds
<or the reconstruction of your build
ing. and I hope 1t viii be among the
very first TO rear its walls in your new
city. Let me say in closing how all
their cOuntrymen admire and are
proud OF the resolute and und2unted
courage with which the men and
women OF San Francisco have borne
themselves through this appalling
calamity. Yours very truly,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
The cheering letter OF the President
has added 10 the courage OF the local
members OF the association They are
especially pleased at his vivid remem-
brancs OF the mortgage-burnins in
Cidcnt.
Tho plan Tor obtaining FUNDS 70 erect
4 new building has assumed definite
shape. The intention is to raise a me-
moral fund with contributions from
associations all over the country. There
viii be a convention OF more than 100
secretaries In Cincinnati on June l.
Secretary Mccoy OF the San Francisco
bi anch viii attend this and perfect the
plan for the raising Of the memorial
fund 1t is certain that all The secre-
taries win plunge heartily into the
work and it is expect al 70 get enough
money 10 build one Of the finest struc-
lures Of this sort In the world.
II has not beet definitely decided
that the new building shall be at
Mason and Ellis streets. This is a
valuable business site and IL nay be
found more profitable TO sell it and
erect the building On d larger piece Of
land farther out, which viii not cost
Gs much as the sum the downtown site
VIII bring.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13
TWO RECORD FEATs
BY B|LL|ARDIsTS IN
CHICAGO TOURNAMENT |
Willie Hoppe Breaks Worlds High
Run Record in Defeating
Schaefer.
Younsstsr Clicks off BOZ Points !
an Eighteen Baik
Game
Sutton Disposes of Cure In Six Ir
ninss Rspiete With sensa-
tionai Plays.

CHICAGO, May 12-The worlds
high run. 1s-inch balk. inch. was
broken last night by Willie Hoppe. who
set the new mark at 3o7. The former
record was held by Louis Cure. 255.
Hoppe made the record in his game
with Jacob Schaefer, whom he defeat
ed In eight innings by the score OF
500 to 1os
It took George Sutton but six
innings to win the afternoon game
from Louis Cure. an average OF SO 2-6
points for the game. For sensational
billiards this game stands out pre-em-
inent in the tournament. Starting out
with but i point and making but in
his second inning, Sutton found the
balls to his liking when he stepped to
the table for his third inning. and
soon he was in perfect stroke.
Before he missed he had collected
40 points, following the balls down the
center OF the table out Of balk anc
frequently making ten or a dozen
points without moving the ivories
more than two inches. On his one
hundred and thirty-eishth attempt he
found the balls lined up about six
inches apart and against the rail. II
looked impossible. but Sutton made
a perfect jump shot, counted and left
the balls in a bunch. He missed a one
cushion draw on his one hundred and
forty-first attempt.
In the next inning Sutton clicked
Off 121. and he followed this in the
fifth inning with 2ol, the high run OF
the tournament
In the meantime Cure had been do
ing some beautiful work He missed
the first shot. but IN his second inning
he counted off 12s points. On his one
hundred and twsnty-seventh attempt
he found the balls frozen. He spotted
them, but missed. Cure made In
his third inning and failed to count
in his fourth. but In the nth he ran
up IS and had the balls IN position
for more but missed an easy bank
shot. He lost the balls In q corner
and that settled the game.
Sutton followed with his run of 2oi.
Cure followed with 13. and Sutton
with but zs TO go. ran the game out.
sutton's high run was 2o1; average
ss 2-s Cures high run was 1as: aver
age SO 1-s.
Willie Hoppe won first prize In the
billiard tournament this afternoon by
defeating George Slosson- Score:
Hoppe, 800: Slosson. III.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13
chlnes. suylna Property.

OAKLAND. May 1z.-Chinese mer-
chants have bought property at the
southeast and the southwest corners
of Ninth and Webster streets at
heavy advances over former prices.
The southwest corner, 75x75 feet,
brought sle,50o. A year ago the same
corner was sold for $4,000. The south
west lot brought $4,000. an increase
OF nearly three times in value.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13
crasshopper plague In stanIsIaus

BERKELEY, May 12.-Professor c.
NJ Woodwork Of the Department of En-
tOnology at the State University Is IN
receipt Of an appeal from citizens Of
Ceres, Stanislaus County, for aid in com
batting q plague Of grasshoppers. This
report Of the grassboppers' operations In
dicstes that the insects are at work ear
Her in the season than Is their habit
Professor Woodworth is unable to visit
etsnislaus and direct In person cam
paign agsirst the grasshoppers, but has
aeuf instead directions that may aid the
farmers 10 give tbs winged pest success
ful battla
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13
NJ en-

We have opened our offices at
1912 Turk street, San Francisco.
ard are prepared to treat dis
eases Of men in the same scien-
ific manner that we always did
before the fire.
We saved all Of our most valu-
able instruments.
Those who have no money will
be treated until such times as
they can make a payment on
their case. IL you are sick and
have no money come anyhow.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13

Diamonds and old gold bought Gold
q Gate Loan once. $50 Pierce ~
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13
The Builders EXCHANGE

Is located at 2z6 Oak st. near Cough
and about two blocks from Market ST..
having leased the premises for years.
All members are invited to call and
leave their new address with tho Sec
retary az soon az possible.
8. H. KENT, Pres.
JAMES A. WILSON. ssee
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13
GREATER PoLK-sTREET CLUB.

LsrIcIn and Ninth Street cIubs-Busi-
ness Men Of Van Ness Avenue.
Meeting in the Citizens National
Bank, 1921 Polk street, between SUIT
ter and Bush streets, at o'clock p.
N, Monday. May 14th, to consider the
rs-esta blishment Of street car service
on Polk. Lsrlxin and Sutter streets. AL
interested are invited
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13
Wireless Station /, on.r.

sAN DIEGO. May 12.-The naval
wireless station at Point Iona sent
out its first wireless onieiaI message
last night. It was addressed to Admiral
McCalla at Mare Island, and notified
him that the station was now In
working order.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13
Union Pacific
Railroad

In San Francisco
TICKET OFFICE in Ferry Building
ground floor, near Southern Pacific
FREIGHT OFFICE, 1857 Post st, be-
tween Webster and Buchanan. Oak
Land Office, A San Pablo Ave
S. F. BOOTH,
Gent Agt. Passenger Dept
C. CLIFFORD,
Gen1 Agent Freight Dept
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13
NOTICE.

The law odicss OF BISHOP q
HoEFLER are now established at the
Northeast Corner Of FilIners ard FuI-
ton strssts, San Fransisea.
Nay Ia iaoA
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13
NORTH SHORE RAILROAD

Via Sausaiito Ferry
For Sausslito. Mill Valley. San Rafael
Daily 100 T:45, s:25, ss.15, $50. 1l:00 a.
m; IL 20, s1:45 ss:15. 4:35, 6:ls, $50, SEQ,
Ills, 800, l0:15, 11S5 2. m.
.Runs to San Quentin.
7:45 a. m daily for Tonnaies and way
stations.
BIB p m, Saturdays only for Point
Reyes and way stations.
Ticket office-Union Depot, foot Of Mar
ket ST., 8. 3. III
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-13
INFORMATION BUREAUS
APRIL q. II q N.
TRAIN SERVICE

SUBURBAN FERRY SERVICE
BROAD GAUGEITo Oakland Pier. for
Oakland. Aameda and Berkeley Resu-
NARROW aAUoE-To Alameda Mola
No service
CREEK RourE-Passensers and ex-
press to Oakland. foot Of Broadway
schedule. giving promrt servics to Al.
,'Sss oapEs Sasu' hoDFH-s..uI:- n; < ~ .eA.4a,..
''sfI,sy sIAsri sa1'R0srri koTTE-R.su.r .ah.ana..
sfiNsET ROUTE (E.st Of Los An
geles)-Regular schedule. Regular equip
VALLEY LINE (san Erancisoo-Los
Angeies)-Regular schedule Regular
COAST LINE-Throuxh ssrvics San
Trancisco-Los Angeles:
No. .Iol az Via Niles & 8 ] Nos No "a
5:40p 20aIlv 8 + Ferry 6rl s:2Sai :02a
s:oop SOFA Oakland Pier s:ooa l1l SIP
NOTE-1ime Of sournbound trains
south OF San Jese about 10 minutes later
than regular schedule. Northbound trains
operated on the regular schedule, Los
Angeles to San Jose.
y Reclining chair cars. diner and OBJ
servation parior car Oakland to Los An
LOCAL. sERvrcE-san Francisco-san
Jose. via Niles-Regular schedule. Addi-
tional trains $40 and H-4. Trains run
ming via Niles preferable for San Fran
ciseo-San Jose business.
NoTE-Nos. e and Is carry observation
parlor cars between San Francisco and
lei Monte These trains win make ell
stops formerly made by Nos. 2s and 90
All trains out OF Third and Townsend
streets will stop at Valencia street.
where passengers should be requested to
board trains.
From this 1t will be noted that the
Coast Limo service IL the only ore that IL
at all interfered with. However, ample
service Ii provided to all points 1t Is
hoped that in the course Of few days
All trains including the Shore Line Linz
tied will be again in operation.
Hayward, Niles. Livermore and San
Jose tvia Oakland Pisr,-Resular sched-
ule.
The Washington times., 1906-03-25
h4hD>9T ST = 4 NoT bJAD1n1 -

The growth of the picture mania
has given rise to an entirely new
class of newsgatherer. the camera
man, member of the reportorial
staff whose work has as yet not re-
ceived full recognition al the hands
of a public which depends so large
ly upon his work for its ideas of
the news Of the day. There have
been countless stories written of the
trials, the daring. the ingenuity. and
the queer experiences of the report
CT. but as yet. there have been few
to chronicle the deeds OF the snap
shot man. A hasty glance at the
nature of the latter's work reveals
the great handicaps under which he
is constantly forced to labor.