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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-19
HOMES FOR THOUSANDS.

The Shoshone Indian Reservation lands
will be opened 20 settlement August 18th.
Excursion rates less than one fare round
trip daily, July 18th 10 2sth. s2s70 from
Chicago. via the Chicago a. North West
ern Railway. the only all-rall route TO the
reservation border. Dates OF registration
July 18th 10 3ist Write for pamphlets
telling how 10 secure one OF these attrac-
tive homesteads. All agents sell tickets
via this route. w. b. Kniskern, Pass'r r
Traffic Mgr. Chicago.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-19
Thief GOT QUITE 4
HAUL FROM Tenement I

Hannable g. Smith complains to the
Fourth station police that entrance was
gained to his tenement at 4 Sawin's lane
yesterday by duplicate keys and several
articles stolen from a trunk, including a
SIS watch and SIS suit OF clothes.
Burrill NJ. Smith, a roomer, says that
his trunk was also broken open and sew
eral articles of wearing apparel taken.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-19
GREENwoODs.

Runs-Baxter Cote. Bisson. McManus-
4 Two-base hit-Bisson. First base on
balls-Of Mccormick 2: off Rodgers g.
Left on bases-Heclers 3; Greenwoods IL.
Wild pitches--Rodgers. Mccormick @
First base on errors-Heclers /; Green
woods l. Struck out-By Mccormick 10:
by Rodgers H. Double play-Hanson Gun
assisted. Hit by pitched ball--Kennedy
OLNEYVILLE JUNIOR LEAGUE
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-19

The Sunsets are looking for games with
any 10 to l4-year-old team in the annexed
district Send all challenges 10 Alfred
Conroy "a Eliza street.
The Iroquois Juniors would like TO or
ganize league TO be composed of teams
averaging In age from to II years. Any
team desiring TO Join should notify VIII
liam Dwyer. 20 Iroquois street.
The National Grays defeated the Lydia
Stars by a score OF 8 10 yesterday. The
winners challenge and 20 11-year-old
team I'm the city -SeHa-aA- challenges to
NJ. Phelan. 134 Holden street.
The North End Stars are out with "a
challenge TO any 10 to 14-year-old team in
the city. The lineup follows: Horashy.
c.; Luder, p.; Londer, h.: Gates, 3D.; Ger
ber. $. s.; Harrison. 2b.; Rubin. !. e.: Ben
der. C. e.: Frank. r. T. Send all challenges
10 II. Harrison. $50 North Main street
The Blue Bells are indignant on ac-
count OF having the name OF their team
taken by another organization. They state
that they are willing TO fight for the title
in a game 10 be played any time the new
aggregation cares TO play. The Blue Bells
have entered the Providence Howard
League. Send all communications 10 Fred
A. Nolan, Claverick street, city.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-19
AMATEURS PLAY
DESPITE RAIN

The Heclers won from the strong Green
woods Saturday by the score OF to O..
This game was the one to decide which
team would hold first place in the olney-
vile Junior League. and IL finally went TO
the Heclers. The features were the pitch
ing OF Mccormick and the batting OF Bis
son. The score:
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-19

HANLEY's PEERLESS ALE is br~wed
20 meet the discriminating tastes of our
customers. We offer the India Pale, q
dium heavy, light tonic ale; and the Pale
Expopt, n very popular light ale thus
meeting the tastes and needs Of all.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-19
DIED

PEcK-In this city. suddenly. on the 18th
inst. at her late residence. i76 Pearl
street. Mary II. Peck. wife OF Thomas
G.. Peck.
Funeral Thursday. the 2lst inst. at 2
p. m. Relatives and friends are invited
TO attend
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-19
SUIT ON B0oK ACCOUNT

John A. Scollay OF New York has
brought suit against William r. Chappell
20 recover s60e alleged to be due on book
account
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-19

pany souvenirs will be given 70 every one
appropriate decorations will be used anc
there will doubtless be fun galore.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-19
STANDING.

The Blue Ribbons met and won from
the Gaspees at Fort Hill yesterday by the
score Of to o. The score by innings fol-
| lows:
Innings ........l2 45e7 $50
| Blue Ribbons - o o 2 L
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-28
GOD BLESS OAKLAND.

Neghbor
neighbos
pohood thy
neghbo
refuge its nehhors
Francis
comh help
Oakland they for there had
Deen neighoor had
private
the of
broke
organization was splendid
landed laden seconized
Oakland people
were freely markets and stores there
ere nor ans. I % - oaInS
as henseves
an OF this fell Oakland The Southern Pacific and Santa Fe turned
their business of
reach This OF population
food She has taken the her hospitals cared for the sick and
wounded excellent
maternity hospital established daughters
have rets and they should
be named Oakland Berkeley Alameda
With relief
of
the children the and into their classes again. making for
rality
have temporary there while resurrection life
Francisco Their lines could
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-28
HELP wANrED-FEMALE.
A-HOTEL Gazette Employment Bur

A-HOTEL Gazette Employment Bureau.
962 oadway--Laundress $25; hotel
housekeeper, $50. Ii
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nurse for two
little girls. aged four and half years
and twenty-one months old; must have
best city references and willing to go
to New York. Call. for three days.
between and 2. at $500 Washington
street 2S-2ts
BINDERY girls for folding and insert
ing in mailing department brokers Of
fec, Goldfield, New; must be prepared
to come Immediately. Address p. o..
box 12S, Goldfeld. New. 1t
FIRST-CLASS Swiss lady's maid. speaks
French and German. in San Francisco only
about 10 days, would like to accompany lady
going East; good traveller: hrst-clzss
references Ad. MADEMOISELLE. care
of Mrs Waters. 1896 California ST.
" WANTED-Waitresse and chamber
maids to communicate with Mrs. NJ E.
Dav. 1901 Fairview ST.. cor Ellis, South
Berkeley; phone Stuart 323. 2S-Sts
WANTED-Trimmers for gents hats.
Apply at once AIExANDER'S $50
Telegraph ave- 1ts
wANTEi1A girl for general housework-
Call 35o1 Clay St H-2r
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-28
MRS. OELRICRS
WILL REBUILD
To Restore the
CrOSSley and
RiaItO.

The Macdonough Estate Company is
TO begin the construction Of ten new
stone and steel buildings as soon as
material can be obtained John c.
Agar. manager Of the company, arrived
from New York yesterday. He said all
the destroyed structures would be re-
placed at once.
The buildings Of the Macdonough Es-
tate Company destroyed by the fire
were: California Hotel. California The
ater; California building, Sutter street
and Grant avenue; building at Grant
and Union Square avenues. building at
Market and Front streets; building at
Market and Steuart streets, building at
Fourth and Market streets, building at
Fourth and welch streets. building oc-
cupied by K-agen's Furniture Com
pany on Market street, Whist Club
building on Mason street, near Market
Mrs. Herman Oelrichs has decided 20
rebuild the Crossley building and to re-
pair the Rialso building.
Thomas Magee is arranging for a
twelve story structure pext to the Mu-
tual Savings Bank building in tho
Blythe block
The Emporium viii resume business
next week at the corner of Post street
and Van Ness avenue.
James D. Phelan is thinking Of build
ing hotel in the gore at Market and
O'Farrell streets.
The Fairnont Hotel viii be opened
ebout February /, 1907. The work OF
. replacing the parts destroyed by fire
. was resumed Thursday. No injury
was done 70 the walls or frame work.
The foundation OF the first building
on the burned portion Of Sixteenth
street was laid yesterday by e. II.
Black and c. L. Parent
Despite the fact that the apparatus
OF the Fire Department was more or
less damaged, there is still sufficient 10
cope with any other fire. Twenty en-
gine houses were burned, three engines.
two water batteries and a hook and
ladder truck were destroyed by the fire.
Half e dozen engines were so badly
warped that they are row at the cor
-poration yard at the Wilmerding School,
being put into condition. Fifteen
thousand dollars worth OF tools were
burned in the two corporation yards.
The following engine houses were de-
sfroved: NJ. 2. O'Farrell street; 6,
sixth street; 4, Howard; {, Stockton;
2 Sixth: g. Main; 10, Bryant; Il. Com
rnerclsl; II, Mint avenue; ls, Market;
25 Folsom: rs. Bay; 81. Pacific; 30,
Bluxome: water tower house, Second
street: chemical engine 2. Stockton
street; chemical engine g. Jackson
street; engine-house. Pacific street,
near Sansom2-
The forges of the Wilmerding School
end the machine shop OF the LICK
school have been placed at the disposal
of the department to make necessary
repairs.
Al ths horses Of the deparrmsni are
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-28
RAIN DESCENDS
UPON HOMELESS
Thousands Pass
Dark Hours
Chilled.

Rain dripped continuously Thursday
night for hours through the impro-
vised shelters provided by San Fran
cisco's homeless people in parks and
vacant lots. Many persons. drenched
and shivering, were driven into near
by houses for shelter.
Thousands walked the streets to keep
warm or huddled about campfires.
The least distress was at the Preside,
where nearly all the congregated refu-
gees have been provided with tents
by the Quartermasters department.
Trenches were dug to carry off water
and the ground was banked up around
the tents, making them comparatively
comfortable.
Among 5000 Italians camped near
harbor View there was much distress,
especially among the women and chill
dren. The tents were few. A chilly
wind blew Friday morning and the diff
ficulty experienced in preparing food
added to the suffering.
The high ground at Lafayette and
Hamilton squares made drainage good.
When the rain penetrated the tents the
soldiers took the women and children
into houses nearby. Soldiers also gave
up their own tents to shelter the suf-
fering. From Jefferson Square. where
thousands are encamped, those who
were inadequately sheltered were
taken into automobile garages and into
the Lutheran Church. In several in
stances when people refused to admit
women and children the soldiers un-
tremendously broke down the doors
with the butts Of their rifles.
Several thousand tents are en- route.
Within a few days shelter will be pro-
vided for 10000 persons. Each tent
now in position will be coated with tar
building paper. which may make them
water tight. The supply Of available
field stoves has been exhausted. Others
viii be received. Some are held for
hospitals and for families In dire dis
tress.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-28
The San Francisco Call.
CHURCH NOTICES.
CHURCH OF ST. JOHN, THE EVAN
GET,JCq,

!, Morning service. with celebration OF the
Soly communion, at Twin Peaks Hall,
seventeenth and Nee streets. on Sunday
April %. at II a. m
lmme diately after this service a meet
ing of the members of the parish will he
held; ! full attendance is requested l..
=, sanford, rector 2S-2ts
FIRST Presbyterian Church. Rev. viii
liam Kirk Guthrie, pastor-For the
present members of church and congre-
cation will worship with calvary
Church. corner Of Fillmore and Jack
son SITS. 1924
WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN Church.
corner Webster and Page SITS, is al
most entirely uninjured from the earth
quake. Sunday-schocl and preaching
service will be held on Sunday morning
as usual at e:45 and IL o'clock Chris
tian Endeavor at 6 p. m No evening
service. All are cordially invited. Her
bert T.. Hays, pastor. IT.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE-First Church OF
Christ, Scientist, will hold services at the
S. w. cor. Sacramento and Scott sts. Sun
day. April 20, at II a. M All are well
come; members requested to send change
OF address TO the president, Miss S. E.
Bradshaw. 2063 Bush ST. 26-4t
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-28
Hawaiian Seeks the Roacbes

+. L. Hoogs, manager of the Hawaiian
Star, arrived yesterday from Honolulu.
He is searching for Thomas Roache Sr.
and wife, formerly Of 527 Howard
street, and Thomas Roache Jr., and wife
of Ocean Beach. Send information of
these persons to Associated Press head
quarters at Bush and Fillmore street.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-28

knocked OUT and none will be in con-
dition for a month.
superintendent Riley Gays that the
automobiles did most excellent work
hauling engines when the horses gave
out
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-28
SITuATIONs wANrr1

SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE
GENTLEMAN and wife will care for fur-
niSned mousse IN absence OF owner; best
of references. Address c. E. NJ, Call
office. 2s-st
BANKERS and wholesalers-A No. ac-
countant. able TO take charge OF office:
well recommended Address A w F.
E AVERY, 2206 Grove street. city. e27-7t
MANUFACTUREsR.g going east will act as
purchasing agent, machinery, ETC. Box
6S9l. Call. Oakland G-Sts
=COLORED man would like to do houseclean-
ing or any other work. Ad. box $3.50, Call
Office, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-28

British Columbians Should Register.
People who have relatives in British
Columbia may have their names pub
lished among the survivors in the Vic.
toria papers by registering at head
quarters and stating the facts in their
respective cases.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-28
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
a F1RST-CLASS lady's maid would like to
accompany lady going East; she is a good
traveller and competent in every respect
Ad. MADEMOISELLE care Mrs. Waters,
1916 California ST.
STRONG German cook wants place s25
to $40 ninth 565 Fifth ST., Oakland. &-5ts
DAY work wanted, house cleaning preferred
Az oath ST., Oakland. .26-5t
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-28
HELP WANTEp-mAIF.

& GUM, Inc. mgr. Pacific
Cont Y Gal. Employment Agencies; phons
"a 1akiand is 52I2. Oakland. Cal. formerly OF
o5o Washington St, 5. F., are now doing
general employment business and invisr
tne employing public to phone. write or call
and good wages for skilled an6 unsksli-j
near Broadway. CUTTING & GUM N 25ssi i
LOOK-NEW OSFlCE.
CRACKER bakers for Bishop & Co. I,ca
Angeles; peelerS, rollers, mixers oven
men men; regular wages. Apply Saturday.
Gazette Employment Bureau.
ss5 s Broadway-Hotel clerk. $40; Waiter:
WANTED Fishermen for he Goldfish
ing schooner Dora Eluhm Apply PA
ClFIC STATES TRADING CO, 53 Mis-
sion ST. n
FIRED EMPLOYMENT oFFTCF-FREE.
At Costigan & Co.'S. 1245 Eddy ST. be-
tween Laguna and Buchanan: licensed
employment contractors; city work.
10CO teamsters. laborers. mechanics.
wanted right away.
RACTORS-NOTICE
All kinds Of orders solicited: no fee
charged. Send orders to COSTIGAN &
CO., 1915 Eddy ST, s. F. II
ANDRES Office formerly 217 Stockton
St. is located at the new Tribune build
ing, Eighth and Franklin sts., room :.
Oakland sT-3t
WANTED-Paper box makers corner
stayers, stiff box makers. men for cor
rugated paper. WEMPE BROS, Fifth
and Adeline sts. 1t
2 WATERS to go north: fares advanced.
MRS NJ r. DAY, 1901 Fairview ST..
South Berkeley; phone Stuart 323. B-2t'
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-28
DENTISTS.

EASY dental office. formerly Turk st
now located at ss7 Steiner St. corner
McAllister 9Ttf
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-28

JOSEPH B. TOPLITZ. formerly $50 Pine ST.,
has opened temporary Office S. W. corner
Fillmore and California sts, in Edwin Val
Schmidt's pharmacy.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-28

PROPERTY
WANTED-San Franc
size or kind Tor ca
property IN Oakland
AUSTIN, 1909 Br
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-28

CARPENTERS, attention-Carpenters' Local
No. 4s3 has established headquarters at
33s-337-33o Noe ST.. near 18th and Market
all members in need of relief and work
please report.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-28

Ancient Order of Observation-Disclosures
changed from lo2 O'Farrell ST., San Fran
cisco, to 1920 Webster ST., Oakland, Cal. ].
FALCONER,l Permanent Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-28
ATTORNEYS.

WEST, de JOURNAL, O'NEILL & ZONES
attorneys, have opened law Offices at l6Sf
Fierce St. San Francisco, and 40 Tenth St.
Oakland. 16eo,l :,
6AHRS. GEORGE H.. Attorney. 1901
Post ST.. cor. Fillmore 2s1m
FRANK p Medins.. E539 Haight st. in
surance col, patents and gen. law. 2S-tf
LLOYD & WOOD. temporary offices 252a
Sacramento ST 2S3t.
r. w. KING. attorney-at-law. 3OlS Cali
fornia St. near Baker 2-tt
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-28

MEMBERS of Photo Engravers' Union No s.
Make known your whereabouts to acting
President R. H. HIPKINS, 122 Sd ave-, at
once.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-28

MAGNOLIA Lodge No. %, l. o. o. F.
Officers and members please meet at
residence of Brother H. Stern, zoos Bu-
chanan St, cor. Pine, tomorrow, Sun
day, April 2e. at y. m. Please bring
your last receipt.
SAMUEL POLACK. Secretary. 1t
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-28
cLAIRvoYANTs.

MISS ZEMDAR. young. gifted clair. and
palm; L.. Soc; G., 81 1885 Fillmore. mr.
McALlster. 2S-2ts
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-28

"a, Y. M. l., are requested to send their
present address to John Denely, 416 Oak st.
any member in need of assistance notify
James F. O'Brien. 23ll Webster ST., chair
man OF relief committee.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-28

SAN FRANCISCO Lodge No. ), B. P. o.
Elks-Headquarter established 2240 Bush
ST., near Fillmore; members please report
for relief work.
T. w. HICKEY, Exalted Ruler
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-28

CRACKER bakers for Bishop & Co. I.os
Angeles; peelers. rollers, mixers. oven
men; regular wages. Apply SATURDAY,
2229 Vine st, Berkeley liz
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-28

MEMBERS of Crockett Lodge No. 139, F
and A. NJ, are requested to register com
municate with WILLIAM KAHN, w. M.
at 1852 Ellis st.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-28

REDWOOD No. 81, w. O. W., clerk address
J. N. BARCEL, Clerk. '26-3t
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-28

LINCOLN Relief Corps No. g. w. r. c..
auxiliary to the G. A. r.: headquarters
142a Turk st.--Members of the W. r. c.
or comrades of the G. A. r. and fam
lilies needing assistance apply either in
person or by postal. Members arc re-
Quested to register.
ESTELLE HILTON. Y-7t
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-28

AUSTRIAN Military and Benevolent As
socia ation-AH the members are request
ed tn report and register at our head
quarters, sos Lyon st
p SAULoVICH, Pres. N-2t
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-28

ALL Women of Woodcraft report at once to
Fell St, for relief and medical attention.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-28

CE ENIFLOT ERS.
Minerva Parlor No. 2, N. D. G.. W.. has
opened headquarters at 2s3s Folsom st.
and kindly requests employers desiring
help to call or address said number
ELEANOR ANDERSON, President,
1t 13S Fair Oaks ST., San Francisco.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-28
MARKET REPORTS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealing in All
the Leading Stocks.

Sew YORK, Dee. 2i.-1hr supply OF
STOCK offering i'll the market to-day w;t-
| SrIhtN ana Ia" demand. though not not
,pi\ lat5". W;t% sufficient t. lift prices
W ne f' Inc blNi!S was in any consider
ape volume ~ a. al urgent in character
me advdnc" III prices was fairly LuovanI
Thc absence of any pressure; tn srIj
STOCKS gave I'll" market its dan and
strong tone II. spit" of the Iicar ap-
pfotch u The January settlements aud a
,.iS.fr range i"I CAL loans than ruled
yesterday, there was no sign Of ncccSsi-
'ouS liulHdatipn. Professional opinion
varied us To the source of uhc demand.
some observers held that the covering
Oh shorts was mostly responsible. for Tho
upllft OF prices while others prpfcsSrd 10
detect acc'Im' Iiation for some Of the
large capitalists
IN" str"I:s rebound in the Hill stocks
removed one of the most influential fac
tors in causing the recent depression An
%, u" tranS-cOntincntai railroads NJ.
strongly bought. There also was ), ,r-
Ci'cl upward m"vcmeUt in Reading
mere was a growth of confidence in the
money outlook
a feature of the d:Iv WAS the decline in
open market discount rat" in London
motWlthStitndinC u weak return by the
fank of England. tn" Bank Of France
ard the Imperial Bank of Germany
The strong advance in Great Northern
preferred. Northern Pacific and St Paul
was accompanied by declines in the sub
scrlption rights to those stocks What
ever the sources or the motives of the
days demand. its presence was unmis-
taxable and was well sustained. A late
reaction due to profit taking on the DAYS
rise WAS followed by q strong closing
Bonds were irregular Total sales. par
value. 81, Cos. 900
United States new As registered de-
clincd a per cent. on call.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-28
COLUMBIA INDOOR MEET.
One mile Invitation Race WilIr:Be g
Feature of the Event.

New York, Dec. PA prominent
event on the program Of the Columbia
University indoor meet, to he held in
Madison Square Garden Friday even
ing. Jan. -, will b. the onc-mie in
vitation race FOR the handsome cup do
mated 10y the Hotel Martinique. This
cup must be won three times by one
club before becoming personal proper
~. and the riSh-Ameri an A. g.. viii III
already has one leg on it. will proba by
enter its crack long distance team in
the hope of trergthcninS its claim.
Gustavus I. Kirby, graduate man
aGcr of athletics at Columbia, acting
with Ernest Stauffcn. Jr.. and Man
agcr Lag" and Capt. j. w. BrodiX of
the track team. has made I, feature of
the Intercollegiate events, and it is
expected that all the larger colleges
will send teams Cor some of the indoor
relay championships
In the orcn events every club in New
York City will undoubtedly he repre-
scented by reason Of the extensive pro-
gram. Which embraces all track and
:ield events.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-28
TO PERFECT TITLE
George Bothner Is To
Wrest|e Ed 0'Conne|t
Boston Wrestling Fans Enjoy
A Good Double Bill.
Invitation Race to be Feature Of
CoIumbia's Indoor Meet.

New York, Dec. 27.-Beforc George
1;othncr meets Dennis Gallagher az
New York in Il championship match at
mixed style wrestling. he intends t.
perfect his title to the lightweight
championship of the world by defeat
ing Ed O'COnncll of Waterbury, Ct,
who has challenged him for the title.
O'Connell and Bothncr will Wrcstlc
on New Years afternoon at Worcester.
OCOnncll is the lightweight champion
Of Connecticut. and he has the support
of Yale students in his bid for world S
championship, as he is. wrestling in
structor there. BOthncr instructs
Princeton students in the art of Wrest-
ling, 50 this match will be a sort Of in
tcrcOllcSiatc' affair. BOthrcr and
O'Conncll will wrestlc the best two out
of three falls, catch-aS-catch-can style.
This match Bothncr regards simply
as part If his training for the meeting
with Gallagher. He is in good condition
now, and expects to come out of his
. 4rapplc with OConncll in good shape.
gallagher is conditioning himself by
long runs and mat work in his private
cymna stun. Bothncr is working at
Browns gymnasium. He goes through
Il rigorous training each day. one of bis
stunts being a ,aay dip i'll the ocean.