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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-10

Thyra lngeborg and Dagmar. The
Princess Louise Is married to a prince
Of Schaumburg- Lippe and resides n
Austria, and the Princess Ingeborg is
the wife of Prince Carl, the duke of
West Gothland, son OF the king OF
Sweden.
The two younger girls are stu un-
married, but they viii undoubtedly
make good matches some day, for in
the much restricted royal matrimonial
market, the daughters of Queen Louise
are rated considerably above par. In
Sweden they call Princess lngeborg the
Sunbeam" because of the sweetness
and simplicity OF her character. Prince
Christians wife IS equally popular IN
Denmark. That her marriage to the fu-
ture king of Denmark was purely a love
match Is Well known, and they get along
together IN regular turtle dove style.
Danish royalties have better oppor-
tunlties to Indulge in domestic bliss
than those of less democratic countries,
for the people do not demand that they
should be continually taking part IN
more or less public functions TO show
what grand folk they are
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-10
BAD SOCIAL REpurATIoN.

Ludwig Victor Is the emperor's
youngest brother and Y years his tu-
Nor Most OF his lie was spent here,
and he was a very familiar figure in
the streets. and al the opera and the
aters The archduke had, however, an
ciety. The Viennese have become pref
Is tolerant Of scandals in imperial and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-10

acquiring homes for ambassadors and
ministers abroad. they could make a
good start in Vienna. For 1t has been
rumored more than once that the
American ambassador, Ballamy Storcr
was going to occupy the Ludwig Victor
palace. II would certainly make an
embassy Of which Americans would be
proud The situation could not be bet
ter. 1t is within easy reach Of the for
eign office, in the Ballplatz, and the i'm
perial Hafburg, and also of the opera
and the center OF the city. The palace
is In the Italian Renaissance style, with
n very rich facade. 1t was built 40
years ago by Fcrstel, one of Nienna's
most renowned architects, who design
ed the university and also the beautiful
Notive church. erected In commemora-
ton Of Emperor Francis Josephs es-
cape from assassination In 1852 There
Is a fine entrance, into which carriages
can drive whence an imposing stair
case leads to splendid reception rooms
and state apartments on the first floor.
The rooms are filed with beautiful fur
niture, choice pictures and other art
objects. IL was recently reported that
these had all been removed, but this
IS not so; everything is just as 1t was
when the archduke left,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-10
LEADS THE SIMPLE LIFE.

Throughout the long reign of King
Christian, simplicity and unpretentious-
ness chara cterized the daily life of tho
Danish court. and King Frederick and
Queen Louise will preserve It's tradi-
lions In this respect intact Early
rising, early and plain meals, and as
few state functions as possible viii
continue to be the rule. There are
few ceremonies equivalent to those
which obtain at the great courts OF
Europe and presentations are made
privately During the season-which
IL held IN the winter while parliament
is sittlng-there is series of official
dinners and receptions given by the
king, and generally a. state ball, all
held In one OF the four palaces of the
Amallenborg group.
INTERIORS ARE BEAUTIFUL.
These same palaces have, truth to
tell, not much the appearance OF royal
residences; In fact, they were formerly
the property OF some Danish nObleman
but came into the possession Of the
crown on account OF the demolition by
fire OF the old Chrstlanborg palace.
But the interiors-especialy that OF the
state palace-are very beautiful, the
ucCOrAllOilS DtlnB OlDdlt anu hINletiN
and the appointments rare and cost
ly. The situation Is good, on the right
OF the Bredgade, which runs direct to
the Langelinle, the marine promenade
skirting the harbor. Here Copenhagen
society Is wont 20 ride and drive daily
and the various members Of the royal
family mingle freely with the throng'
OTHER PALACES.
There are other -Fredericks-
borg, Rosenberg, and BernstOff-but
the last is the real home and the place
where the greater part Of the year Is
spent. Near to II are the residences
of other members OF the royal family
for they like, as one OF them said, TO
be able to run In and out of each 9TH
ors houses at any hour of the day
King Frederick is not genius and
Queen Louise Is by no means q brill
liant woman. bui they both have good,
sound, everyday sense and kind hearts
They are just the sort OF folk to re-
tain the loyalty of the Danish people,
which rests more on personal liking
and esteem than on any abiding faith
I'm a mouarchial form OF government,
They have strong sociallstic tendencies
and would make short work OF any
ruler who should adopt the superior
attitude towards them, which tho
kaiser assumes with his subjects. And
the mailed fist" they would never toll
crate. FRITZ GRlERSON,
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28
STRIKING SAILORS
MAY END FIGHT.
Arbitration May Reward
the Effort OF the
Relief Corporation
.MAGEE IS ACTIVE

possible settlement of the strike
of sailors of the Pacific Coast steam
seheoners through arbitration seems
for the first time to be at hand through
the efforts of the building department
of the relief corporation and the stand
taken by Andrew Furuseth of the
Ssilcrs' Union. The idea prevalent
yesterday among those interested in
the sailors strike was that a meeting to
discuss arbitration plans would be
called and that some definite steps to-
ward bringing the ctrike to an end
will be taken in the near future.
Thomas Magee stated that he had
called on Andrew Furuseth in behalf
of the building department of the re-
lief corporation. with a view to seeur-
ing transportation facilities for the
lumber necessary for the construction
of the winter homes for refugees, and
that while Furuseth made no state-
ments leading him TO believe that the
end of the strike was near he agreed to
act fairly in regard to any plans for
securing the lumber needed for the
refugee homes He stated to Mr.. Ma gee
that In case the committee should de-
eide TO charter its own vessels for the
lumber the unions would not interfere
with non union sailors it might be nee
esssry to employ. Nothing, however,
OF definite nature regarding the end
ing of the strike has been given out by
any officials OF the union.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28
HOSPITAL WARDEN
LOSES PLACE.
Health Board Is Waiting
for Seitz to Present
Written Resignation
HUGHES GETS JOB

The Health Board has called on W
de So. Paul Seitz 10 resign his position
as Warden of the City and County Hos
pital and ii is expected that Seitz win
comply with the request before next
Thursdays meeting OF the board. IT
seitz does not resign his position will
il all likelihood be declared vacant.
DR.. Ward. president Of the Health
Board. said it was true that il was ex-
pected that Seitz would send in his
written resignation and that the board
is patiently awaiting the fling OF the
document Asked as to the reasons fer
separating Seftz from the municipal
pay roll Ward said:
Well Mr.. Seitz has not quite filed
tn, BILL"
DR.. Ward refused to go into details as
to seitz's alleged deficiency nor would
Ward say that Saitz's resignation was
a forced one. Ward conveyed the inl-
preston that If would be for the best
interests of the Institution for Seitz to
retire in favor Of seule one more COM
petent to administer. the affairs OF the
hispitsl
In that connection DR. Ward stated
that Dr. j. Y. Hughes at present a
member OF the Health Board and also a
surgeon in charge OF one of the refu-
gee camps, will be placed in control of
the hospital until such time as another
Warden is chosen By the board Ward
said IL is the purpose OF the board to
place the Institution on high level
and to supervise its affairs more care
fully in the future. II is thought that
with one of the members OF the board
al the head Of the hospital the object
sought for will be more easily OBJ
t2iaed.
n is ,,,derstard t;4af fba reaeor fo-
retiring Seitz is that his conduct OF the
institution has not been successful and
there has been much friction between
him and his subordinates. Ssitz sue
eeeded Martin Fleming as Warden a
year ago. Fleming having accepted the
superinteudency of the Children's Hos-
pitai.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28
DELAYED COMMENCEMENT
FOR STANFORD UNIVERSITY
Glass Which Finished IN MAY to Re-
ceive Diplomas Ia Middle of
September.

STANFORD UNIV YERSITY. Aug. z7s-
The regular commencement exercises
of the class of 1905 Of Stanford Uni
versity will be held Saturday evening,
September Is, in the assembly han OF
the institution. This was the decision
as announced oy Professor C. A. Duni-
way. the head OF the history depart
ment. in whose hands the matter OF
final exercises was left recently by
President David Starr Jordan.
The regular commencement of the
senior class of last year was prevented
by the catastrophe. and il was a mat
ter of doubt whether an attempt would
be made 70 hold the postponed ceremo-
uies. VI Members of the class Of 05 have
been communicated with by Professor
Duniway. and the matter has been
taken up with enthusiasm.
President Jordan Will make an ad-
dress at the exercises, and arrange
ments are under way TO secure another
outside speaker. All of -..e details OF
the exercises have been intrusted to
Dudley .. Sales, the president O. the
graduating class. The diplomas VIII
be distributed at the gathering, as
usual.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28
SANTA ROSA WILL
Be ADVERTISED.

The Santa Rosa Chamber OF Com
merce has been organized with a large
membership roll. and much interest has
been aroused in the effort to be made
TO advertise the new and greater Santa
Rosa 20 the world at large. The of
ficers of the new organization are as
follows: r C. Moodey. president; \.
Trembley. first vice president; F. A.
Brush. second vice president; Dr. r NJ.
Bonar. treasurer; directors. Rev. Peter
Colvin, Alex T. Crane, w Lice, t. P
keegan. Elmont Brooks and Henry
Hoyt.
The Chamber OF Commerce will be
the host Tuesday for meeting of
representatives from Marin. Sonoma.
Mendocino. Napa and Lake counties for
the organization OF an inter-cearty I'M
provement association. whose special
object shall be the advancement of the
Northern California coast counties.
A scheme is on foot 10 send a ear
with an appropriate display of the
coast counties and advertising matter
throughout the East with a speaker to
tell of the opportunities here for men
Of means and ability. Cooperation
will be the watehword hereafter and
no effort Will be spared 70 present the
resources. of the coast to those who are
seeking q change from the heat or the
summers and the cold of the winters in
the Eastern states.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28

More than 500 suits for the restora-
ticn OF titles TO property have been
this county since the Garret McEner-
ney act went into the effect. decision
from the Supreme Court is anticipated
within the next thirty days. II favor
able 10 the law there will be hundreds
OF such suits commenced at once in
order that property records may be
cleared up and in a position for sale
and transfer.
n there Is danger at present of
fraud being practieed this will be in
creased manifold when the majority Of
owners commence actions. There Is
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28

danger of a mistake in descriptions by
which owners may claim more than
what they are really entitled to. There
is great danger. however, from
sharpers who will bring suit, depend
ing upon lack Of notice to the real
owner, TO secure for them a deed
Once given the deed and their rights
OF ownership win be nard to disprove
Assure yourself OF notice in case an
action Is fled and it will be easy to
make g defense. The Call will furnish
the notice Its stan OF experienced
men watch these suits. FIJI out the
coupon. send to the Title Editor The
Call. and you will be notified II your
rights are attacked.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28
TAKES GAS AFTER
MAKING WILL.
Catherine Thompson,
Deserted by Husband,
Wearies of the World
SAVED BY FRIEND

After calmly making her will. in
which a stranger was named as sole
devisee 10 ths exclusion of her hus-
band, Mrs Catherine Thompson pro-
prieter of a led dging- house at 52s De-
visadero street. yesterday morning
went to her room and turned on the
gas with suicidal intent. She was pre-
vented from carrying out her purpose
by Mrs. E. Clark, a rocmer, who de-
burst open the door. She dragged the
unconscious woman into the hallway
and sent for DIR. Frank Tiliman of the
Park Emergency Hospital The fresh
air, combined with the medical treat
ment given her, soon revived the wo-
man and she was pronounced out of
danger.
Two causes are assigned for Mrs.
Thompsons attempting her life. she
claims her husband deserted her I'M
me5iately after the FIRE and compelled
her to rely on her own efforts for sup
port. She had also the savings OF a
lifetime invested in the lod dging- house,
which proved a failure. With little
prospect of saving anything from her
investment Mrs. Thompson decided TO
end her troubles She sat down at a
table wrote a note leaving all OF her
possessions TO Arthur Bartlett, an elee-
trieian, who had formerly resided at
the house. and then turned on the gas.
The prompt discovery of the escaping
gas brought about the frustration OF
Ms. ThompSen's plans and now she
is out OF all danger.
According TO DR.. Tiliman. the woman
had worried a great deal about being
deserted bv her husband and also over
the unprofitable investment. She is Is
years Of age.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28
MAN SUCCUMBS To
HORNET STINGS.

SALINAS, Aug. 2T.-Joseph laet-
tier, a German refugees from San Fran
cisco. was found unconscious near Ma
tividad. three miles from Salinas, hast
night with his face and body covered
with hornets. He died this morning
Blaettler was riding and was thrown
against hornets nest and. = Is pre-
sumed. he was Immediately attacked
by them
He leaves several brothers and sis
ters, all well to de.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28
AUTHORIZES THE SALE OF
DISTRICT SCHOOL BONDS
Alameda County Board of supervisor,
Takes Action Thar VIII Benefit
Oakland and Berkeley.

oA KLAND. Aug. 27.-The Board of
Supervisors today authorized sales of
district school bonds as follows:
Berkeley. s1ee,0 forty years. 4 =
per cent, of the denomination OF $500
each, bids for the same 10 be opened
September 10 at 1e o'clock a. m
Berkeley. 100000. 20 years. ia per
cent. OF the denomination of $500 each.
bids TO be received up to 10 o'clock a.
m. September 10.
Berkeley High School district bonds.
$4,000, twenty years, 4 II per cent, of
the denomination OF $500 each, bids to
be received -untii September 10 at 10
a. m.
Berkeley High School district. 5000
00o, twenty years, n per cent. bids to
be received until September 10 at 10
a. m.
Oakland school district sss9.eao for
ty years, OF the denomination OF 1909
each. per cent. bids 10 be reeeiv Ell
until september 10 at 10 a. m.
Each proposal for these bonds must
be accompanied by a certified check
or cash deposit In the sum OF 2 per cent
of the amount ef the proposal.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28
Lignt Infantry Company.

OAKLAND, Aug 27.--A company of
the military organisation known as the
California Light Infantry is to be or
ganized in this city tomorrow evenIu z
by L. s. Ramdeii of San Francisco, who
is at the head OF the Organization. The
organization of the company. which
will be designated as Company B, First
Corps Cadets, will be completed at a
meeting TO be held at p. m. at the
home of William E. Clark 1917 Six
tieth street. and the organizers extend
an invitation TO all young men inter-
ested to attend the meeting.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28
Wealthy Rancher kIlls Himssif.

SALINAS. Aug. 2T.-Hans Petersen,
seventy-two years OF age. q native OF
Denmark and pioneer citizen OF this
city. took his own life yesterday by
hanging himself to a rafter in a barn
near his residence. He was a rancher
and wealthy. He leaves three daugh-
ters and one son. The latter disap-
peared about twelve years ago and his
Whereabouts was never learned
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28
Po.tsa,ee In new Quarters.

BERKELEY, Aug, s-.-Ths removal
of the Postoffiee from the old quarters
at oxferd and Center streets to the
new building on Shattuck avenue and
Bancroft way was accomplished yester-
day, and today business was done In
the new building. The possefties occu-
pies quarters in a corner OF the strae-
ture. The entire building will not be
completed for several months.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28
BROWN DENIES THAT HE
IS GUILTY OF FORGERY i
Oakland Man Arrested In Los Angeles
on Charge 6f Passing Worthless
Checks MT Two Banks

OAKLAND, Aug. 27.-charlss P.
Brown. charged with forgery. who was
arrested at Los Angeles, was brought
back 10 Berkeley today by Detective
Jameson. Brown is accused OF forging
the names of A. II. Broad and c. /.
Armstrong to checks for S57 and ST.
respectively. and cashing them at the
First National Bank and the Univer-
sity Swings Bank OF Berkeley. He
says he was never inside the University
Sank and that his arrest must have
been due TO mistaken identity. He
says he went TO Los Angeles on busi-
ness.
Brown is the father of Bernice
Brown, one of the girls who were at
tackled by David Mitchell an attorney
who is serving a term in san Quentin
prison.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28
GROOM GIVEN SIX YEARS
FOR KILLING FELLOW WORKER
Hamilton Morris, Negro, Who Shot
George jones Fatally at Emery
VILE, Receives Punishment.

OAKLAND, Aug. e7.--fIamiiton Nor
ris. Negro groom. who shot and killed
George Jones, another negro groom. al
Emeryville was sentenced by Judge
Harris today to serve SIX years In the
state prison a. San Quentin Morris
Grammar" He ana Jones were friends,
but they duarreied in an EmeryyiIle
saloon over q card game and Jones was
shot. Morris says Jones rushed at him
with razor and that he killed his
friend in self-defease.
Julian Delgado. half-breed Indian,
whe ran amHek at Liverhore and tried
to stab Andrew Abansen. bartender,
pleaded not guilty to charge OF as
sault to commit murder. Judge Harris
set his trial fer, October 8. After try
ing to xiii the bartender pe1gado was
chased for mile By residents of Liver
more before he was caught.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28
saloon Man victim Of Tb,.f.

MARTINEZ. Aug. 27.-James SuIii-
van. saloon man OF Richmond, com
plained TO the police Friday night that
$3.50 had been taken from his trousers
pocket while ne slept in his room. Two
men, giving the names of Fay and
Kelly, have been arrested on saspiei on
Of having committed the crime
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28
Notice.

The Aetna Fire Insurance Company
paid George NAyerle only IS cents on
a dollar. policy which this company
issued TO George Maysrie. the German
expert optlcfan, was presented for bay
meat, but the company paid only $500,
thus aedHetiHs $500
George Mayerle is now located at
ii15 Golden Gate avenue. Telephone
west a-Ba
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28
wilsen Denies He Ia Dead.

ALAMEDA. Aug. 2T.-Fred Wilson
who naysteriously disappeared two
weeks age, and whose relatives and
friends feared that he had committed
suicide because OF a love affair with
Miss Bessie James appeared on the
streets today and denied that he was
dead. he requested Detective @. II.
Brown OF the Police Department to
Rave his name removed from the lIst OF
missing.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28
RoBBER FEELS VICTIM
WITH sLuNGsH0T BLOW
9. A. Haynes IL Held Up In Oakland
by Two Thugs and Rebbed
of SfS.

OAKLAND. Aug. sf.@whiIs on his
way home at s:31 this evening S. A.
Haynes, residing at 1o4 Twelfth street
was held up at East Fifteenth street
and Second avenue by two men and
robbed OF Sos.
one of the men confronted Haynes
with a leveled revolver and ordered
him to throw up his hands, and as he
obeyed the other struck him on the
back of the head with a slungshot.
Knocking him down. The pair then
rifed his pockets and disappeared IN
the direction of the Lake Merritt boule-
ward. Haynes at once notified the police
and officers tried to locate the thugs.
but without success.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28

WANT MORE PRISON RooM-oatiand. Ang.
sT.--Laek OK reom In the Oakland City Prison
is daily becoming more serious problem. and
eSs have been eoaaiag Ia, II VIII be inapcssIbls
to fnd accommodations for any more The Police
Judges Of this city have been compelled 20 dis
miss many prisoners charged with drunkFunrss
because OF having ne place to ccnire them II
sentenced 10 iail
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28
PARISH PREPARING
FOR ANNUAL OUTING

Members OF Sc. Columbia VIII Hold
Entertainment at Piedmont
Park.
OAKLAND, Aug. 27.--St. COLUMBIA 8
parish will hold its annual outing on
September at Piedmont Park The
Rev. J. A. Butler is chairman and Rev.
r. Stack secretary of the committees,
which are as follows:
Reeeptinn-E. Finn J. n Ro,rke. 7. Toouey.
J. S. Hayes. ". sweeney, Walsh. T. Curtis.
]. O'Connell NJ MeGiIl A. Csuenther. J. Pagan
VI. Kiaz, +. orura E. Makoney. ". DoIar. I.
Heiningfr. A. @. Brazil. s. scanneIIs games
q Clarke M Hayes T.. Walsh. G. Scannell.
T. Toomry T. Chttes dsncing-C- Newell J r.
Finn f. McGente: music. J. Finn T. Bax.
ter. prcss-J. Chute. T. Walsh. A. Guenther.
T. Curtis: refrexhments-Mrs. J. ]. Finn
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28
NATIONAL IRRIeATroN CONGRESS
Trip Through Famous Columbin River


September 3-s. une Tare rorad trip, Southern
Isaeihg and connections. via OGDEN Or Portland
lo1 can 20 one way, return the 0ther. Thirty
lay tickets. s.opasers returalns. Ol sale August
=, Su, ~.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28

STRIKE IN SPAIN FAILs.4Bilbao. spain.
Aug 2T.-The leaders Of toe Federation Of Ia.
Dor have decided that the men reteutiy On
strike should resume ~ofk tomorrow TIE
strikerz are suffering frosi hunger.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28
LARGE BRICK COMPANY
FoR POINT RICHMOND
One of the Largest Plants in the West
to locate In Contra Costa
County.

MARTINEZ. Aug. 2T,-The Los An
geIes Pressed Brick Company has Sc
cured the grounds of the old Reniillard
Company at Point Richmond 1t is said
that the plant Will be the largest and
most complets this side OF the Rockies.
Forty or more cars of machinery. picks.
shoveIs. scrapers and plows are now on
the road from Los Angeles and will be
here Ia a few days. A. Chamberlain is
to be superintendent of the plant.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28
INCREASES DRIVERS PAY,
ADVANCES PRICE OF OIL
RockefeIlcr's Company Permits the
Public te Raise wages Of Em-
pfoyes In Oakland.

OAKLAND, Aug. eT.--The Standard
OIL Company today increased the pay
Of all it's drivers in Alameda County 50
a month At the same time coal oil
was advanced half cent salieH.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28

There IN movement on foot in New
Jersey 70 change its convict labor law.
:, - ,ronored to stamp each article
-ssss IN the state prison with the
vToryis, Made in New Jersey BY prison
tsbor' Another provision Is that
priEou-nsds articles shall rot be Of
<s-es for sale unless 50 stamped that
sil productions of convict labor be SOLD
~. the prison 20 the other penal anc
correctional Institutions OF the state
For violations of these PROVISIONS hne
Of $1,000 and two years Imprisonment
fs provided
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28
THE METROPOLIS

IL NJ L MI oL2S =
watching the development OF
many young business men from
small beginnings into some OF its
most substantial dePositers.
The Metropolis has contrib
uted to this success wherever op-
pertunity offered and safe bank
ing permitted-the Metropolis is
glad to do the same for you.
The Metropolis invites your
checking account and the savings
accounts of yourself and the
members of your family. Two
per cent paid on checking ac-
counts; sos per cent, cem-
pounded twice a year, on savings
accounts.