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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-28
Cleveland Plain Dealer.

Law may owe its existence to an anti
pass bill or a statew wide primary bill,
or a redistricting bill. These latter
mentioned bills may fail to become
laws or be placed on the statute books
because of an election of state binder
and printer. It's a trade every time IN
a legislature. and this year more trad
ing is going on than usual.
And mentioning the names of the
prominent bills before this legisla-
ture brings to mind a peculiar condl-
ton of affairs here in Iowa. Whlle we
assume to be one of the progressive
states of the union, and in many re-
spects we are ahead of the world, IN
the matter Of needed reforms, reforms
theoretically admitted as necessary. we
are years behind other states IN ADOPT
ing them. We seem to be so conserva-
tive that we allow our nelghboflng
states to adopt such public measures
and get the good of their enactment q
decade before we get ready Ihese
mentioned prominent measures ana
talked of laws before this legislature
are all successfully in operation IN
one or more states.
The population of Iowa is composite
in makeup. We have pretty near all
of 1.-THE foreigners" in our citizenship.
Hardly nationality, civilized nation
but what has furnished many good men
and women, and merged into a whole,
we have every reason to be proud OF
"the masses" This especially true of
the second generation now controlling
our present affairs. and the third gen
Grafton just beginning to take hold.
But we are tremendously sentimental.
We run to movements. Nowhere are
theories more easily adopted, and true
again, more easily dropped. No state
in the union was more enthusiastic In
adopting Organism, only, thank God.
we let go before election day. We had
spasm of prohibition, put it into
law, had reaction, and ashamed to
admit that we were sentlmentally
carried off our feet amended it into
a mulct law, hybrid that is neither
one thing or another. We're combi-
nation of "the woody west" and the
effete east" One can find here in Iowa
the reckless radicalism of Kansas, and
the cautious conservatism of Connect
icut Hence when the Iowa legisla-
tllre meets we can expect everything,
anything, and nothing.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-28
A Healing Gospel.

The Rev. ]. C. Warren, pastor of
Sharon Baptist church. Belair, Ca.
says of Electric Bitters: ITS Cod
send to mankind. 1t cured me of lame
back, stiff joints, and complete phys
ical collapse. was SO weak it took
me half an hour to walk a mile. Two
bottles of Electric Bitters have made
me so strong I have just walked three
miles in fifty minutes and feel like
walking three more. It's made a new
man of me-" Greatest remedy for
weakness and all stomach, liver and
kidney complaints. Sold under guar
antee at Mcdonald & Mahood's drug
store Price so cents.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-28

els. Not only does he like to go from
one room to another, writing a little
In this and a little in that. but hee has
a weakness for changing his chairs.
The New York Press is astonished
to see so many of the heirs of million
aires indulging In the pastime of sloat-
ing. Here in the west it is not an un-
common sight to see the sons of rich
men with their skates on.
Big Tim Sullivan, the Tammany king
OF the Bowery. recently took a constit-
uent into an East Side restaurant. 1t
was the constituents first appearance
in u public eating shop. He was hum
CRY. and Big Tim saw him load in with
three bowls of soup, three Goldfish
steaks. eight chops. three beefsteakss,
and four bowls of coffee.
Now" said Big Tim, "what'll you
have for dessert?"
Dessert? What's that?"
"Oh, something to top off with" re-
piled the congressman.
The constituent languidly scanned
the bill of fare.
Il guess I'll have beef stew" he re-
plied.--New York Sun.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-28
Settlers Rates to Minnesota, Dakota
and Canada.

On every Tuesday during March and
April the Iowa Central will place on
sale special second class settlers tick
of settlers to the northwest. Call on
agents for rates, or address A. B.
Cults. G. P. & T. A.. Minnea polls,
MINI.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-28

Taken as directed. it becomes the
greatest curative agent for the relief
of suffering humanity ever devised
Such is HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea, 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. Nc
Bride & Will Drug Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-28
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Yours truly,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-28

ut is a blamed sight easier for some
legislative officials to be dictated to
by railroad and corporation bosses
than by the constituency they We're
chosen to represent" complains the
Rockwell monograph.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-28

The Dubuque Times says The de-
mand for popular election of senators
is populistic and socialistc in it's or
igin"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-28
Jake C. Moore

JQKG u. moore
to
lacking n
Co Chicago and oil by everywhere.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-28

Don't wait until you hear from the
bosses; come out boldly in support Of
the candidate who in your opinion
WILL as governor of Iowa, do the most
for the people, urges the Northwood
Anchor
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-28

The Parkersburg Eclipse notes THE
Iowa legisla ture is showing a COM
menedatble disposition this winter to
get down to hard work 1t has all
ready disposed of several measures Of
great interest to the public, but the
anti-pass bill and the primary meas
ure are still on the calendar and the
people are waiting to see how the
members vote upon these two impor-
tant questions"
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-06
COLLINS STILL
FIGHTING HARD
FOR LIBERTY

George d. Collins, the convicted per-
Jurer and alleged bigamist, is still
wrestling with the law and seeking an
other avenue Of escape by means Of
teehnicahties. Yesterday morning he
appeared before Superior Judge Frank
j. Muraskey ON a writ of habeas corpus,
issued by Presiding Judge Graham the
day before.
Collins made long speech, explain
ing In detail various reasons why his
plea should not 60 unheeded by the
Court Judge Murasky finally took the
case under advisement till this morn
ing, when Collins is to receive his an
swer.
One plea made by the crafty attorney
was granted. He asked permission to
call upon Mrs. Collins No. 2. Judge
Muraskey could not see his way clear
to deny this appeal, so the accused bar
rlster was driven to the home of wife
the second where be ehatted with her
for some time before his removal to
Branch Jail No. 2, his new home.
When the case of Sergeant John
Steinman, of Troop A, National Guard,
was called, he presented novel request
He is accused Of killing Joseph Meyers,
superintendent Of the Public Play
ground at the Park, on April 10. When
brought before Judge Graham ne de-
manded that the Attorney General de-
fend him, as he Is a National Guards
man and in the service Of the State.
The case is 3 complex one and Judge
Graham decided to take it under ad-
visement till today. Neither Attorney
General nor any Of bis representatives
are in the city at the present time.
The prisoner is being held at present.
at Branch Jail No. q.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-06
BUSINESS PERsoNALs-con.

r. H. COUNTRYAIAN. temporary law
Office, go Walnut ST.: tel. West 2Il6:4 y
c. Il; GILMAN, insurance broker, for
patrons communicate. 1T
VIM. T. O'RRIEN. insurance agent. is
NE I9cafed at 7ss g,ssT AadSxsr ave, tsnarsrv st.
office at residence. LA Masonic ave
BxYANT, DR.. EDGAR R., formerly James
HIM & CLIFF. contractors and build
Phone Church a071. SOFT
Emma Spreckels building. has tempor-
arg office at his residence, A49 Stuart
ST, Perkeley. Cal Il 7t'
DR.. GERALD ]. FITZGIBBON, for
merly merry. Of y. q Powell ST.. now at 2oi
DR.. E RIM, formerly s66 sutter, located aS
wIIpAM at RERSS sEf fSye attorney cTossIe9
bldg. has established his law offices tenn
Porarily at his residence, 1898 Masonic ave.
insurance collscted 25-tf
THE McNutt Hospital is now located at
81 Paeifio ave-. San Francisco 70 tt
c s, CApP & CO, real estate, Office at 62S
Raks5 near MsAlstsT St 261mo
will continue business at their old stand, N.
w. cor. 10th and Mission .sts.. San Fran
cisco; are now ready for all bids Of wreck;
ing. K. T. Norton, secretary, be found
at 2l25 0Farrell st. Branch Office, 266 Z.
18th St, cor. Sth ave. East Oakland NJ. J;
McBRIDE, manager 2o-tf
General C<ntractors.
BUILDINGS BOUGHT. LOTS CLEARED
as before; fully equipped with teams ap-
purtenances. Employees report Immediately. J
1907 Market ST.. cor 18th. 4-3o-1m
w. J. CUTHBERTSON. architect, 2565 Mar
ket St, bet. 18th and 10th sts 3o-7t'
HIM & CLIFF, contractors and builders, are
now located at SIS Capp St Phone Church
3o7l. 3o-7t
DIR. PISCHEL. 1917 California ST. so It.
THAT man Pitts. 1l23 Fillmore St, for
nlerly branch office. 1908 Market st. If
T. GOMMET, formerly at St. George Stables. |
now at 336 22d ave, near Point Lobos
ave- 30-7ts
DR.. w. E. STEVENS, formerly al California
and Hyde sts 1907 Cough St, cor. Eddy. |
Hours. "a and 7-8 .. m. SOFT
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-06
FuRNiTuRE EoR SALE.

F-RNITl .E for sale-Large kitchen
s-lcl range. suitable for boarding house
house OF smau restaurant; iron bed and
mattresses, Norris chair. upholstered
rockers and arm chairs. sofa, chiffon
lere. kitcaen table and chairs. iceDox.
ei--. Tor sale cheap, parties going East.
AHDlE Il BrOGerick st SIT
c. EAE--AioYlng East. cabinet grand
lanc pictures new Davenport couch.
led with mattress. c. S. SMITH, Gil
E11-eeuth ST., Oakland. g
F.E furnished rooms Tor sale; rent
aa. Can a. 2sSI Sixteenth st, near
Howard. II.
FL R(lTU IRE Of four-room fat for sale.
Apply 80 First ave. sit
FOR sale-EuTniture of stx-room fiat;
reasonable. S29 McAlister st ut
FUG sale-F'Urniture OF 7-room fat; com
r-ate for housekeeping; fat for rent.
Inquire at 1l2 Beulah St, near the park,
san Francisco. 53t
complete for sale; price SEQ. Inquire
FI Point L1bOs ave. 43t
FOR salc-EUrliIure CT new 5-room fat
1855 Church ST, cor. S0th. 5ss'
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-06
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
BELDEN q PERCINAL

DELOEN q EEtI(1A ALL
Ses5a-s-room 2-story house and lot, 2S
xl47; central and near depot
Get on the safe side Of the bay In
central Key Route tract; most central
location; cheapest prices and easiest
down and $40 monthly; new homes $2450
and up; 5000 monthly and as little as
slS0 down; send for catalogue and see
II at once.
Sl5,5eo-The best buy In town on a
closc-in cross ST. BET Telegraph and
San Pablo aves.: s. feet frontage, with
good improvements netting 6 per cent
income. which can be Increased; its To-
cation and splendid business future az-
sures q rapid Increase in value ~
s2S5 cash and s24 monthly-Beautiful
earthQua ke-proof cottage; high base
ment: splendidly constructed; paneled
dining-room, circle windows; On sunny
let; short walk from business center
and one blocE to depot.
$6pO0-Rurnt-ou mercha nt orders sac
riHce of elegant home for Immediate
sale; rooms. den. servants' room; Ger
nnent basement with plastered ceiling;
al finest construction, with a-foot
foundation; circular veranda and round
windows all splendidly finished and n
very central location. with lot 5oz1oO.
with chil6ren's playhouse; couldn't be
duplicated short OF $1,000
Thirty minutes and 3 cents to San
Francisco; the central Key Route Tract
IS the ideal location for the man whose
business or employment is in San Fran
cisco; come and see II BELDEN &
PERClVAL il12 Broadway. Oakland. /
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-06
Policemen Hold Celebration.

CHICAGO, May s.-The twentieth
anniversary Of the Haymarket riot.
May Z. 1886. was celebrated by the Po-
lice veterans' Association with an en-
tcrtainment and ball last night. More
than 100 policemen who took part in
the memorable affair. including As
sistant Chief Schuettler, attended.
Many OF the man were pensioned long
ago. Some Of them had been so dis
abled from wounds received when the
bomb burst that they were rendered
unfit. for further active police duty
But they were all on hand last night
exchanging "reminiscences OF that
memorable battle with the reds-
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-06
policeman Mckevltt InIured.

Policeman r j. McKevitt was seri-
ously hurt Friday afternoon IN col
lision between his motorcycle and a
buggy. The policeman. who is mem
Der Of the motorcycle squad. was
speeding along Fell street when a
horse and buggy quickly rounded a
corner. Before McKevftt could
change his course he collided with the
vehicle. He was rendered uncon-
scious and was taken to the Morton
Sanitorium- Yesterday he was sufn-
cientIy recovered TO go 20 his home
His case was diagnosed as concussicn
OF the brain.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-06
FAD RUN IN CONTINENT
Is TO GO UP IN THE AIR.
Society Folk in Europe Have Balloon
ing AS Their Favortts
Recreation.

Ballooning is the latest recreation
for society folk on the continent. The
Aero Club, which is fast increasing its
membership IN Mayfair, is leading the
movement. The club has enrolled sew
eral titled folk already, among them
Lord and Lady Llangattock, their SON,
the Hon. @. S. Rolls, and Lady Aber-
dour. The Sultan Of Johore, who is
over in England just now, Is also apply
ing for membership.
The club has been arranging short
journeys, which are becoming extreme
" popular, and vacant places in the
/ '1car" are eagerly sought after. Most
of these trips-day ones-start from
the Crystal Palace, others from Wands-
worth, and, as q rule, one q week Is
given.
But many members are purchasing
their own balloons, and the latest idea
is to give house parties at which balloon
trips win vie with motor runs, and
other amusements, in amusing the
guests. The interesting part of ito
the aeronauts themselves-is that they
never know where they viii come down
for lunch or dinner, or, indeed, if they
viii get any at all
Sueh party VIII Dc given IN rev
days by Lord and Lady Llangattoek at
their seat in Monmouthshire, whittier
Mr.. Frank Butler, the wen-known aero
naut, will take down his balloon, and
himself arrange the trips.
On the Continent, too, society Is be-
coming much interested in aerOnautics-
Queen Margherita of Italy is the latest
devotee to the "sport," !" and her Maj
esty has offered a cup to the first per-
son who crosses the Alps In q balloon
Of fying-machins.
As a pastime baloOning Is expensive.
A good balloon viii cost anything from
$50 pounds upwards, whilst the filing
Of it with gas costs at least several
pounds.
A "Gordon- Bennett" for aeronauts
is TO be established, and there Is every
prospect Of an international meeting
this year.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-06
BUSINESS PERSONALS.

A--San Francisco locator. 2206 Grove. between
Schrsder and Stanyany locates relatives,
ii friends. professional and business concerns;
dress ali quirIes to AVERY & Co., COM
pliers, 22o6 Grove st. S. F. so-7t.
NOTICE TO employees Of Creenbaum, Well &
Michels. Crown Shirt Factory, 18th and Va
lencis st., to call Tuesday. May sth. at 1929
Fell st, nr. Broderick. to be paid and reg
DIR McGETTIGAN has opened Office at
more; hours, ct 0 4. Phone Park 4n5 ..
DR.. DUNCAN and Dr.. Brown. chiropo-
dists. arc now at foaa Butter ST.. near
Fillmore. my6 lmo
Miss Ena NJ. Boscoe, formerly Starr W King
bldg; NJ. NJ. Harpers n. Y. method
scalp treatment; now 32s Ealsht SITE
DIR. c. b. BAUER of 30 Post st, now
at a2I Fillmore ct. near sacramen ento.
l. 8 B.. lis REITEF station, sE CO cor.
having bills against this station must
hand In the same by May g. 1905, or
payment viii be refused
DR.. O. p. HANSELT. dentist, tempor-
saily located 21s Deyisadero ST., bet.
y WaIler and Haight; hours to 5. 4 81.
M: MADDEN. Temporary law offices
SSas 81 Scott St. near Jackson, tel West
NOTARY PUDLrC-A ]. HENRY. No
cor FiLlmare; bring your claims. 3-7ts
DRS. LEVY, Surgeon Chiropodlsts, for
merly of James Flood and ST AIMS
bldEs.. now located at So9 EDDY St 3-15t'
FASHION Stables-Au persons are re-
quested to return horses and buggfes
belonging to said stable to 45s Berry st.
THOS. KENNEY, Manager. 2eod l5t
DR.. MARION THRASHER 10 now at SS1
Fulton ct, near Fillmore. 47tAs
JOS JAEGERS-Butchers supplies on
sale now. temporary Office. so5 Van
CHxS. J. I. DEvLIN. s1s Baker It. near
4icAllister; hours, IL to 2. S-4t>
BOLTON q STRONG. photo engravers
Temp. Office al2 Walnut ST.. 8. r. S7ts
DIR. CHAS 5. MCCARTHY, oculist and
aurist formerly Spring Valley bldg,
now at 2z17 Washington st. SIT
HENRY STEIL CO., artistic tailors. I'M
porters, formerly Of the Shreve build
ing, now at 76 Fillmore st.. corner
DAN, B. H., attorney-at-law, $50 Cali
fornia ST.. bet Fillmore Webster. a-15ts
DIR. FREDERICK D'EvELYN. late
Phelan bldg will resume practice IN
San Francisco In few days; temporary
ADDRESS Emergency Camp Hospital, 2103
Clinton ave-, Alameda. SIT
DR. JOSEPH A PROSEK-Tempora
Office 320 Steiner ut. Elm
LIQUOR ncsnse for sale 600 Brodericls
street e2-7t
Standard Cigar Company,
l7te Boz - Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-06
PooLROoM MEN CONTINUE
WAR UPON RACE TRACKS.
Steward Of the New York Jockey Club
and Several Bookmakers Summoned
Into Court

Into Court.
NEW YORK, May 5.-What appears
to be q new plan TO make war upon the
race tracks at the instance Of disgrun-
tied pool room keepers developed in the
betting ring at Jamaica yesterday. A
process server in the employ Of Park
Row lawyer arrived before the 6rst race
with a bundle of subpoenas. They were
made out in the names of an officer and
a steward Of the Jockey Club and sew
eral bookmakers. The bookmakers were
served The lawyer, It is said, is the
local representative of prominent pool
room man.
On the surface. the case involved Is
a simple one. A bet Of s35 was made
some time ago at one Of the local tracks
by client Of the attorney and under
the provisions Of the racing law a los
ing wager can be recovered by civil az
tion. This case has gradually worked
its way up TO the Supreme Court and
the attorneys representative said yes
terday that the men for whom sub
poenas were issued would be called upoD
to testify as to the existence Of gamb-
ling at the track, with the idea Of Sc
curing q favorable decision IN the high
er courts
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-06
PERSONAL.

GORDON u. EEDE,
A guest of the Southern Hotel, cor. Sutter
feet 2 inches tall. II In hospital or else
wheTe report At, At o9ce &c to ,,1 D. &c G. seoheld or
new York FRUSTRATED. 1t WIN be an act Of
mercy for any one knowing OF Mr.. Rede's
whereabouts to report to the address given
INFORMATION regarding Mrs. Nathan
Loewenstein. formerly residing q the N E.
corner Powell and Mason SITS. Wanted by
Mrs.,L. ca1eo, Larkspur. Marin county.
nss fss' MasoS MAS Ma and r5ia1a Mr.. webe-Pe..e s
gall see Mrs. Sheppard. 42z Haisht Ct.
MRS x. MCGOWAN Of L.rtin st. write
R. Murphy. 2is6 San Antonio ave-. Ala
Will Mrs. Mccall Of iisi Market send her
address to 420 Ivy eve. A Pap.ns:ss-
FREDERIcKs-John Fred-ricks Of 7os
with your viii. at ,i7 B. Flower st.. Los
DR.. GEORGE H. EvANSomce ssae
Warrington. near Fillmore. Hours to 1
p, m Phone West 1870. it
sddres. next Sunday: + and k. it'
A. sTMINoPr. iadis. tailor q sil Lesysn-
Ninth ct. Los Angeles. Cal. il.
MISS K. RILEY. milliner, formerly OF
shrevs building. now located 1915 Haight
BILL MecANN, formerly With B. Lsurencs
Stables, call 1925 Fell 1t, 6-st
Tho Consulate Of Norway. Eighth and Frank
lin sts., oakland Jacob Meyer, Henry
Berg. Nicoiaysen Bros. and Harald Poul-
son and wife please call Henry Lund,
information a. to the where.
abouts Of Terrell T. Crawford Jr., formerly
yoorned at Esmond House. San Francisco
7. II. Crawford. 4os Thirteenth st., Oak
HARRY Y. RHAwN of catanissa, Pa. call
st 1915 Ninth st. oskisnd. and write At
WIFE ifis n NJ y' Pen az 3 Alien sormerIy Of $50
California ST.. communicats with E. ]. NJ,
1901 Telegraph ave. oaklandi it
LARRY MULLEN, Park Hotel, Alameda,
wishes TO eonmunieate with mother, Mary
Ann Muiien, and her dsughtere, Mary Ann
and Ellen. formerly Of Nevada City, late
Of San Francisco. 6-3ts
JOSEPH CALEF wishes to know the where
sbouts Of his brother. Prank Address i67z
cssxy - ~ ~
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-06
II. T. Suhr 6 Co.
Funeral Directors and Embalmers-
1913 MISSION STREET,
Between 25th and 2sth-
Phone White 224l
OREGON SENDS NEARLY
HALF MILLION IN GOODS
Residents of the State Respond NobIy
to the Call for
Relief

Nearly 100000 worth OF supplies
have bsen collected by the State of
Oregon and shipped In carload lots TO
this city. OF this quantity s2s2.0oO rep
resents the value OF relief goods sent
from Portland. the remainder having
been given by the smaller oommuni-
ties throughout the State. And the
work has not been ended. Mrs. Marion
McRae. newspaper woman. has had
charge of the Oregon relief bureau In
this city and In Oakland. Assisting
heI were Jefferson Myers, the personal
representative Of Governor George E
Chamberlain, and j. NJ Teal of the
Portland relief committee. The bulk
Of the supplies from Oregon were
shipped to Brigadier General Funston
and by him distributed throughout the
city. A large relief bureau was estab-
lished In Oakland In addition to this
the city Of Portland Is feeding and
sheltering 5000 to 1000 refugees from
San Francisco. Mrs. McRae. Myers
and Teal were cordially received yes
terday at Oakland by Governor Pardee,
who feelingly expressed the thanks Of
the State for tha work OF the Oregon
ians.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-06
couNTRY Real EsTArE
c. N. WOOSTFR C0MpANy

{. N. WOOSTER COMPANY.
Temporary Office ll4l McAllister a.. San
Francisco.
Exceptioaal opportunities In the country.
omaA homes Easy payments to suit present
emergency.
lo-ACRE homes at San Martin, orchard and
vineyardsi moderate price; INSTALL
s2,s0o-ls acres near Redwood c;tv s.-oo-,
cottage, barn, etc, only $500 down.
balance monthly payments
sl'4oo-le acres on K. r. in Santa Clara Co.
House, barn, etc; only $500 cash,
balance SlS.s5 monthly
NICELY wooded sites at Redwood City, l
acre, $3.50; i've acres, SI,35O. Easy
monthly payments.
LAKE. villa lots az Palo Alto; street work
and sidewalks free; $40 monthly
SACRAMENTO Valley irrigated lands, cheap,
easy terms.
$4,000 acres stock and grain ranch, only So
per acre. 6-tf
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-06
Retired Brewer pIes.

SACRAMENTO. May 5.-Fred O.
Knauer, a wealthy and retired brewer
of this city, died here suddenly last
night Of heart disease. He was born
IN Germany In 1889 and came to this
country In 1853. He spent two years
in New York and then came to Cali
fornia, whore hs had sincs residsd
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-06
RritIah crulser Gees q orsece.

PORT SAID. May 5.-Ths British
cruiser Minerva proceeded today to Pi-
raeus. Greece. where the British cruis-
ers- Carnaryon. Barharn. Suffolk and
Venus and the special torpedo boat
Vulcan with asstroysrs ara also bound