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New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
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New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Situations Wanted-Male and Female
-Four lines mot exceeding "a words), three
insertions. Is cents. seven Insertions, 80
cents. Exceeding "a words and less than 40
words. three insertions. SO cents, seven in
ssrtions. GO cents.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
WORK WANTED.

SITUATIONS Nanted-Msle and Female
Four lines mot exceeding - words, three
insertions 10 cents. seven Insertions. 30
cents Exceeding "a words and less than 40
worcs. three Insertions. 30 cents seven in
sertions. 90 cents.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07

CHURCH OF THE HEAVENLY REST,
Fifth Avenue above FOrty-nfth Street
Rev D. PARKER MORGAN. D. D, Rector.
"a. Holy Communion. II a. m Morning PRAYER
Preacher Rev. Herbert Shipman- S p m, Eyenirl
Prayer Maurdcr's Sacred Cantata-
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
STEAMBOATS,.

TON NAM4 England noE;ciS E:dSoea d rates. H
FALL. RIVER LINE. Fares reduced Bos-
ton 81. I've Pier 10, n. r., IT, W arEen Ss-'
Strs. PROVIDENCE (new) and PILdHLA
Orchestra on each.
NORWICH LINE. via New London. Leave
pier 40 y. R. II ClarksCn ST., week days
only, 900 p NJ Strs. RICHARD PECK
and MAINE.
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven.
Hartford. Springfield and North, I've. Pier
oO 70 r. 1T OF Peck slip. week days only.
at zoo p. N. Str. CHESTER w. CHAPIN.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
REFUGEES OCCUPY ATTENTION
OF LOCAL HUMANE SOCIETY
Many Parents Are Found Guilty of Neg
lecf, While Children Are Sent to
Charitable Institutions.

The monthly report of the officers OF
the California Society for the Preven-
tion OF Cruelty to Children shows that
a great deal of work of that institution
has been among the refugees. The So
ciety has had several complicated cases
brought to its attention and even with
a limited supply of funds on hand has
managed to do some very creditable
work.
The report states that the situation
in the refugee camps, while not alarm
ing, is very grave. So many children
have been thrown together and so much
poverty and want laid bare that the
officers OF the society have been taxed
to their utmost to cope with the situa-
ton The last month has been one OF
the most strenuous ever known in the
history of the society.
According to the secretary's report,
eleven children were placed in charit-
able institutions, most of then being
sent TO local orphan asylums. Com
PLANTS Of the cruelty of parents, as well
as instances Of utter neglect. We're
numerous. The officers of the society
met with much success in prosecuting
inhuman parents, securing eight con-
victions out of nine cases.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
ABSOLvES MORTON
OF CR|M|NALITY.

WASHINGTON. Aug. s.-In a state
ment issued today by the Interstate
Commerce Commission regarding the
conviction of the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe Railway Company for having
violated the law with regard to the
giving of rebates. the commission says:
The avowed purpose Of the PRACTICE .Sics
was no criminal intent on the part or
Paul Morton. former Secretary Of the
nartmenf nasy anf i0h of the hS Santa Pc. and the
other railroad officials involved
The statement calls attention to the
fact that. with the imposition OF the
$4,000 hne on the railroad. the his
tory OF the famous Santa Fe rebate
case is practically closed" and, praises
President Roosevelt and Attorney Gen
eral Moody for having carried out with
success the Administrators declared
purpose to enforce the statute In all
such cases
Regarding the criticism which fol-
lowed the refusal Of the administra-
tion to prosecute Paul Norton the
statement says:
Too much praise cannot be given to
this case through to successful ter
mination, and that. too. after the ad-
gsr 81 eTtcis b afdsa m many of she
ton to undertake the prosecution OF
Paul Morton, then Secretary OF the
department OF the Santa Fe system
The Attorney General in disagreeing
with Messrs. Harmon and Judson, who
had been employed by the Government
to make a preliminary investigation,
acted plainly with foreknowledge OF
cry step in the attempted prosecution
OF MT. Morton and other officiaIs in this
peculiar case, which really grew out
primarily to develop the coal industry
in Colorado and New Mexico. which
really did have that effect and which
only became conspicuously unlawful
after the passage of the Ellxins law In
1903 and the courageous investigation
and report of the facts by the Inter
state Commerce Commission 10 the Att
torney General.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
STANFORD IN POLITICS.
Professors Are to Take Real Hand In
Government.


STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Aug. g.
The professors of Stanford University
have entered the political field and will
be represented in the coming State and
Congressional conventions. The Repub-
lican members of the faculty called a
caucus at the Campus Grammar School
last evening and included representa-
tives from the Campus and Purisslmo
districts. DR.. Ray Lyman Wilbur, the
university physician, was elected chair
man of the meeting and Professor G. c.
Price secretary. Price Is an associate
professor in the zoology department
The number of professors that put in
an appearance was comparatively small
but the gathering was representative
of all branches of the university
Professor c. A. Duniway, the head OF
the history department, Professor r. L.
Green, c. P. Hughes and T. w. Foulk
were nominated as candidates for the
county convention. These candidates
will be voted upon at the primary cleo
ton. Professor Green, as chairman of
the faculty students affairs committee,
is better known to the college commu-
nifty as a squelcher of interclass rough
housers" and midnight "tubbers" than
as a politician. He is also professor of
the mathematics department. Hughes
is the university engineer.
Professors Duniway and Green and
Hughes will consult with the Mayfleld
Republican committee of three and de-
eide upon the delegates to the State and
Congressional conventions. These two
precincts combined have one delegate
to each convention and the conference
win settle upon one man from each
body to represent the combination.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
SANTA CLARA CAUCUsEs.
Returns Indicate Both Hayes and Lori
gan Are Supported.

SAN JOSE. Aug. 9.-The returns from
the various Republican caucuses of the
county have been secured, with one or
two exceptions, and these precincts will
declare themselves within the next two
days. The primaries will be held on
Tuesday.
On the street there is considerable
talk Of a battle at the primaries be-
tween w. G. Lorigan, who seeks to be
renominated TO the Supreme bench, and
]. o. Hayes, whose friends are putting
him forward in the fight for Governor.
Much of this gossip is unfounded In
nearly all the precincts the delegates
have pledged themselves to support
both Hayes and Lorigan, so long as the
names of either, or both, are before the
convention. The voters of this county
believe that both can be nominated.
Considerable enthusiasm prevails in
favor of Hayes candidacy throughout
the county, and it is safe to say that he
will receive the support of the thirty
four delegates at Santa Cruz. The same
may be said of Justice Lorigan, though
a number Of local politicians are urging
him to do his level best to corral the
delegation as his personal asset. The
anti-Hayes forces seem to be led by
Bert Harrington, local criminal law
yer, whose methods have brought him
into disrepute with the Superior Court
and who was some months ago rebuked
by Judges Tuttle and Welch.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
BACHELORS Of NAVY
LOSE APPEAL.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

VALLEJO, Aug. 9.-Little else was
discussed over the teacups of the naval
colony on Mare Island this afternoon
tnan the news that Captain Alexander
McCracken, captain of the yard. who,
while acting as commandant last
month, at the last moment forbade the
pachelor officers on Mare Island to give
house party in the bachelor apart
ment-house, had been upheld by the
department at Washington.
soon after Admiral B. H. McCalla. re-
tired, had left Mare Island and previous
70 the arrival of the new commandant,
McCracken was in charge of affairs. As
had been the custom for years, the
bachelor officers who live in the big
apartment-house decided to give a
party to number of the society folk of
san Francisco, who were refugees at
the yard with various officers families.
The invitations had been sent out and
all was in readiness when, on the eve
OF the party, McCracken sent word to
the officers that ii must not be held in
the apartment-hous as that was Gov
eminent property and that the proper
permission had not been given.
The party was not held and Assistant
Naval Constructor Gatewood took up
the matter with the department. An
answer was received today upholding
McCracken.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
FREIGHT BLOCKADE
BEING BROKEN.

The congestion OF freight cars of the
Southern Pacific Company on the road
between here and Sparks is being re-
lieved. There were 40is cars stalled
on this road yesterday about 1000 less
than there were at the same time last
week. The demurrage rate on hay cars
is now SIS a. day. Commencing next
Thursday the demurrage rate on lum-
ber cars will be increased at the rate
of 81 day until il reaches the sum
of SIS per day.
The congestion of the Southern Pa
cihc road has caused furry in the
offices Of the Santa Fe here. Orders
came from the heads of the company
yesterday to push with all speed the
terminal facilities at China Basin. 1t
was the original intention of the COM
pany to have the terminal at that
point ready by next April. but 1t since
has been decided to have the big plant
in service by November 1. This rush
in completing the work is to avoid any
similar congestion that might occur
to the Santa Fe line.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
NoMINATEs DELEGATES.
Regular Thirty-sfxth District Repub-
Iican Club Holds Enthusiastic


The Thirty-sixth District (Anti-
Ruef) Republican Club met last night
at Grutli Hall, 80 Pearl street and
nominated delegates to the coming con-
vention, as follows:
State convention-Henry n. Beatty,
attorney at law: Frank w. Burnett.
photographer; Arthur H Clark. liquors
c. J. Kenealley, clerk; Albert B. Stroth,
electrician: Charles j. Mcdonnell, clerk:
Walter r. Van Loon. hotel proprietor;
Frank E. Redell, insurance.
Congressional conven ntion-Walter S.
Pierce. piano manufacturer; Walter A.
Granicher tailor; George G.. Philbon.
brick mason: NJ. c. Dunn, cigar manu-
facturer; Robert c. Rockwitz, capital
list: James c. Stevens, plasterer; Thorn
as Clasby, gas filter; David ]. Byrnes,
clerk.
Local convention-Fred Eggers. cof-
fee dealer; Charles A. Quinn, contract
or; James Harmon, manufacturer; Will
liam j. Winterbottom, liquors; Thomas
II. Curley. clerk; John Wessling, metal
roofer. James Moran, contractor; James
Hughes, teamster.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
MACARTHUR PLACED
IN COMMAND.

WASHINGTON. Aug. s.-Orders we're
issued by the War Department as
signing Major General Arthur MacAr-
thur, in addition to his present duties,
to assume temporary command of the
Department of the Columbia, with
headquarters at Vancouver Barracks,
Wash, relieving Major General A. W.
Greely from temporary command of
that department.. General Greedy has
been assigned to the command of the
northern division, with headquarters
at st. Louis.
CAMP TACOMA, Aug. 9.-The quar-
termaster's and transport departments
of the United States army at this point
are swamped and the tangle cannot be
Strengthened out for several days. Sup
plies are arriving by trainloads and
can be hauled away only in wagon
loads. The roads are so thick with
dust that fast travelling is Impossible.
Immense bodies of troops will arrive
by Sunday night. So many organiza-
tions are marching on foot from Port
land, Or, to Tacoma, that there is said
to be an almost continuous string of
soldiers, horses. cannon and wagons
stretching along the i40 miles between
the two points.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10

countant; Francis ]. Bauer. with San
Francisco News Company; Charles j.
Comyns, bookkeeper; Walter H. Farley,
druggist; William Hurtzig. pharmacist;
Milton Auerbach, merchant; Harry Eng
lander, merchant.
Municipal convention--Sidney F. Sa-
mish, Samish Brothers; A a Caldwell
attorney at law; Jesse d. Allen, with
Dodge, Sweeney. & Co.; William Plum
ket, attorney at law; Joseph Myrick,
accountant; Hamilton A. Bauer, attor-
ney at law; John Moore, with Mueller
& Co; Steven Edmunds, master plumb
er; William G. Deal, attorney at law;
Gus Wilder bookkeeper.
The tickets completed. the club
adopted resolutions indorsing Justice
Sloss for denomination for the Supreme
bench and indorsing the administra-
tions of President Roosevelt and Gov
ernor Pardee.
This will be a warm fight from now
on" said Ryan after the adjournment
Of the meeting, "and we will win. We
stand for Republicanism. not bossism,
and we will have no bossism here"
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
SAYS HIS COMPANY is FAIR.
AdJuster of the Home of New York De-
nies Charges Made by Woman.

General Adjuster W. N. Bament of
the Home Insurance Company of New
York denies the charge made to In
surance Commissioner Wolf by
woman last Tuesday alleging that the
Home had refused to accept her proof
of loss. He has sent the following let
ter to The Call:
Editor of The Call: Dear Sir-Our
attention is directed to an article in
your issue of the Sth instant stating
New York recently refused to receive
a proof of loss submitted by a policy
holder on the ground that 1t was too
late" for the time had expired.
1t is impossible for us TO imagine
from what source such a report could
have emanated, for this company was
among the first TO sign an agreement
among the companies to extend the
time for fling proofs until August II,
which was published in all the papers
of San Francisco and Oakland. and we
subsequently filed with the Insurance
Commissioner a written agreement ex-
tending the time for sixty days in be-
half of all policy holders having claims
arising from the conf1agration. In ad-
ditiOn to this we granted special writ
ten extensions to those who requested
it, and mailed written extensions TO
others without the asking, so that in
this particular we have perhaps done
more to accommodate claimants and
protect their rights than was ever be-
fore done by an insurance company
Furthermore, we have StudiouSly re-
Trained from taking general exceptions
to claim papers which have been fled,
although many OF them are exceedingly
crude, and we have limited our excep-
tions to cases where the papers sub
mitted either gave us no Information
whatever, or failed to give US sufficient
data to enable us TO intelligently pass
upon the claim.
1t is certainly one of the anomalies of
the situation here that a company
should be subjected to criticism on the
one point respecting which. above all
others, ii has exhibited the greatest
generosity.
We think it only proper that you
should give as great publicity TO this
communication as was given to the
original article. Very respectfully
yours,
THE HOME INSURANCE COM
PANY, NEW YORK.
W. N. BAMENT. General Adjuster.
Oakland, Cal, Aug. 8.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
FIGHT on IN THE FoRTrErH.
Ryan and Bauer Name Ticket TO OPP
nose That of the Machine

Daniel A. Ryan. who achieved fame
as chairman of the lamented fusion
convention, and Senator Hamilton
Bauer have begun their fight for good
government and the downfall of Ruef,
Marks, Ach and Cert in the Fortieth
Assembly District by naming opposition
tickets to the State. Congressional and
municipal Republican conventions. The
tickets were framed at a meeting of
the Republican League Club of the
Fortieth District. held last evening in
the courtroom of Presiding Judge Gra-
ham in the Temple Sheriff. Israel They
are:
State onvention-Hamilton A. Bauer
attorney at law: Victor II. Elfendahl
with Renton. Holmes & Co; Daniel A.
Ryan. attorney at law Emanuel d.
Block, merchant: Walter J. Dyer, Sec
retary Dyer Bros. Golden West Iron
Works. Leo II. Susman. attorney at
law: William Hinkelbein. with Brown
Bros: J. d. Mccarthy. with San Fran
cisco Gas and Electric Company; l. ].
Aschheim, secretary; +. r. Danforth,
deputy insurance commissioner.
Congressional convention-Marshal B.
Woodworth, attorney at law: Adolphus
S. Hubbard secretary; Adolph Loessel
attorney at law; John n. Coulter, ac-
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
Changes I'm AInneda schools.

ALAMEDA. Aug. 9.-Owing to the in
crease in the attendance at the public
schools the Board OF Education has
decided 70 establish an extra class in
the Porter School and an extra class in
the Wilson School, and also TO make
certain changes in the lines OF the sew
eral school districts. Blanche Dubois,
Sierra Shields and Nell Thompson have
been elected TO positions as teachers in
the department The esignations of
Nellie JACOBS, Florence O'Neill and
Mary Kelly as teachers have been ac-
cepted.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
CONTRIBUTIONS OF SCHOOL
CHILDREN ARE RECEIVED
superintendent Roncovieri Has State
ment Showing Donations Made in
Several Eastern States.

State Commissioner of Public Schools
Walter E. Ranger of Providence,
Rhode Island, has sent to Superintend-
ent Roncowieri statement showing
the contribution from the school chill
dren of that State to the San Fran
cisco reconstruction fund to be
SS9472, including $3ss,S3 already
transmitted by superintendent Small
of Providence, S21s02 sent by Com
missioner Ranger and a balance depos-
tied with the Boston committee. 20
this sum should be added s145 origin
ally sent TO the general relief commit
tee, but transferred to the school fund
by Chairman Phelan.
Another large donation recently re-
ceived is that of the school children of
Reading Pa, to the amount of $316.72,
through Superintendent Foos.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
FRETGHTERS REPORTED FOR
CARRYING PASSENGERS
ShIpmasters Contend That They Have
the Right to Transport Per-
sons "Cot for Hire.o

Customs inspectors acting under or
ders of Surveyor Woodward have found
that several vessels not licensed TO
carry passengers have brought passen-
gers to this port within the last few
days, and the surveyor yesterday nled
q report with Acting Customs Collector
Hamilton asking that the Offenders be
punished. Mr.. Hamilton has referred
the matter to United States District At
torney Devlin for an opinion. The mas
ters of the vessels deny having made
any charge fer bringing the passengers
hither and claim that under regulations
of the Department of Commerce and La
Dor they have a right TO carry possen-
gers mot for hire" The steamer Pomo
is one of the vessels named.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
INTERPRETERS TO PROTECT
WOMAN AND Is BEATEN
George Wells, a Machinist, Rendered
Unconscious While Performing
ChiyaIrous Act

George Wells. machinist, 526 Sanchez
street, says he was knocked senseless
Wednesday night by man whom he
tried to stop from abusing a woman
at the corner of Shrader and Waller
streets.
To policemen Berrie and Williams,
who went to see him at the house of
friend after the trouble, Wells said that
when he tried to protect the woman
the man with her struck him on the
forehead, telling him.
DR.. Lawlcr stitched a wound over
Wells right eve at the Park Emer-
gency Hospital.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
THE LYCEUM

Formerly Phelan Building.
Opened its fourteenth year on july
% at 1880 Pine St, cor. Scott. with the
same teachers. Our record during
thirteen years: OF IS graduates sent TO
Stanford. not one was compelled 70
leave the university for lack or
preparation Two were offered posi-
tions in the Stanford Faculty. Two
others were graduated after three and
a half years. References: President
Jordan or any Stanford professor
L H GRAU. Phi D.. Principal
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
seaman BadIy Hurt by Train.

aged Al years first officer Of the
schooner F. NJ. Slade. lying at the
United Engineering Works, was struck
by Seventh-street local train at
Washington street at o'clock tonight.
Nelson sustained deep scalp wound.
fractured hip and numerous decorations
and bruiaes. He was taken to the Re-
ceiving Hospital
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
SCHOOLS
a ND
COLLEGES
BELMONT SCHOOL,

For Boys. Belmont, California
near San Francisco. has never since II speneo
been without representation at Harvard aud tns
University OF California. and at Stanford since
that University opened IL sends boys 70. Yale
the Massachusetts, Institute OF Technology anu
TO other Colleges and Schools OF Science be
ginning with August. 1906, the teaching lorce
will be sufficiently strengthened to maks posi-
according to ability and Attachments W 4
Reid Jr- viii resume his duties 10 Janrasl-
Keeping horses. begun as experiment. tnis
year, viii be continued under the direction OF =
teacher II a sufficient number OF parents wisn
IT, There IS nowhere a more beautiful place
than Belmont nor a more healthful and stimn-
lating climate. The next term begins Auguss 10. :
1906. For cafaIoeue and book Of views aouresS
MLHn AN (aanEu) Head Mnstw
" L RED F. A. ~ Csarars), lssL as8a A1sfr
ION leave OF absence-l
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
Ratfhes It's Ticket.

The new Thirty fifth District Repub-
lican Club met last night at Symposium
Hall. Twenty second and Mission
streets and ratified and indorsed its
ticket opposed 10 the one headed by
John s. Partridge
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
Claims to Be Considered.

The executive committee of the Re-
lief Corporation will meet next Tues
day night for the consideration Of
claims for goods conhscated during the
fire and the days Immediately follow
Ing. The sessions will be continued for
several evenings.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
Petition I'm InsoIvcncy.

c. P. Unger filed petition in insoI-
vency in the United States District Court
yesterday. He keeps a general mer-
chandise store at Blue Lake, Humboldt
County, and owes 1851. He has $500
assets.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
Polytechnic Business College

And Scbooi Of Engineering in session
Oakland. Cal Cnc- capital stock s1OO-OO0l-
Cslifornia's Great Business University.
1000 Students. Ideal climate: home Influences
Has hnest building and equipment In America
100 typewritsrs: 30 teachers; indlYfdrai instr
Eprolis Grammar High Sch and Univ students
Pfttman and Gregg shorthand Positions secured
Also Csvn. Electricai Mining Engineering
New Building Not Damaged BY Earthquake
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
Automobile Meet Mt Del Monte.

The first organized of the season will take
place at Hotel Del Monte next Sunday. There
will be a number of special attractions and
many enthnsIastic motorists will be there:
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10

SAN LUIS ,OBISP0. Aug o.--Ds F. Ma
honey OF San Mguel unanimously elected
County Recorder By the Board OF Supervisors
this morning TO serve out the unexpired term
OF the late ]. F. Fielder
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10

UOOdyear HHDDeF COhLpdHJ'
once and salesroom at their rubber
factory, 21S-220 Spear st, bet. Howard
and Folsom. Tel. Temporary 1888.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
MILLS COLLEGE and SEMINARY

Confers degrees and grants diplomas. Seminary
course credited 70 the university and leading
Eastern colleges. A opportunity offered In
Music. Art aud ElOcution- Forty FIRST year. FAN
term opens August Is. 1906.
Write Tor catalogue to MRS. c. T. MILLS.
Mills College Postofnce. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
St. Matthew's Military School

(EpiscopaD, Burlingame. Cal Fall
term begins THURSDAY. Aug. Is. 1906.
REV. WILLIAM A. BREWER. Rector