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The San Francisco call., 1906-09-06

Discussing the termination OF ths
strike. President Calhoun OF the United
Railroads said last night:
II regard the ending OF this andlE
not in the light of q personal Victory,
but a victory for permanent industrial
peace. What I wanted was mora.
but a bloodless victory. AS matter OF
fact, it is a victory for unionism. TOT
if those organizations do not Keep
their contracts they must necessarily
go TO the wall All fair minded men
will agree with me on this point
mo labor leader with a national rep
utation can afford to permit the mem
bers Of his organization 70 repudlate
their agreements and expect to hold ms
position Of trust and enjoy the respect
of an honest race of people Instead OF
bitter strife and lasting ill-feeling' we
are coming out Of this trouble IKE
men. The strike is ended for good ana
feel that in the final settlement or the
differences existing between the united
Railroads and It's employees no further
trouble will be experienced
President Calhoun said last night
that he would post In the various car
harms today schedule of wages.
which he made up several days ago.
He believes that il will be satisfactory
to all the employees Of the company
and possibly will obviate the necessity
of arbitrating separately the demands
OF each of the unions
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-06
Non-Union Men Appear Upon
Fillmore-Street Car and a
Disturbance Quickly Ensues

The appearance of repair car
manned by non union electricians
caused disturbance on Fillmore street
late last night
The report had been received that
the trolley wire was cut or broken at
Sixteenth and Bryant streets and a
trouble car was run out from the Turk
street barn. When T. z. Zant saw that
the car was manned by the workmen
who had been hired to take the places
Of the striking electricians he shouted
TO the men on the following Fillmore
street car that the car ahead of them
was manned by "scabs." This an
nouncement caused a small riot and
the crowd which had collected pulled
the platform men off the two following
cars
At this juncture Richard Cornelius.
the president of the Carmen's Union,
appeared on the scene and ordered the
men to get on their cars and run them.
His advice was obeyed and the trouble
passed without further violence.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-06
OWNER OF RESORT
UNDER ARREST.
Jessie Hayman the First
Victim in the Campaign
Inaugurated by Langdon

campaign against the owners of
property leased or used for immoral
purposes was yesterday begun by the
District Attorneys office with the ar
rest of Jessie Hayman of 1900 Post
street on a warrant issued from Judge
shortalIs court, charging her with de-
voting her property to improper uses
The evidence on which the arrest was
made was secured by James T. Curtin,
man sent out by the District Attor-
ney's office for the purpose of learn
ing the conditions at the place Curtin
exported that the house, which Is on
Post street, at the corner of Devisa-
dero. was used for disorderly purposes
and that Jessie Hayman, the pro-
prictor, had several women living there
with her. He signed the information
on which the warrant was issued and
the arrest was made by policeman
from the OFarrell- l-street station The
complaint was made under section 316
of the Penal Code, which makes II a
crime for owners to use their property
for immoral purposes.
Jessie Hayman was taken to the
office of the bond clerk, where she fur
nished 5000 cash bail She is one of
the notorious women of the under
world and was formerly the proprietor
of a place on Ellis street. Following
the fire she moved into the Post-street
mouse, which she owns and which Is
in the heart of the residence section
OF the city. Residents of the neigh
borhood have been complaining for
some time that the place was a nuis-
ance
District Attorney Langdon stated
yesterday afternoon that his Office was
making an effort to secure similar tes-
timony against several other places
and that like action would be taken
n N 81 orn xxr1.-x A. .ks-
warranted it. Instead of arresting the
inmates of the places it is the inten-
ton to hit at the root of the matter
by arresting the owners of the houses.
Wherever disorderly houses are found
in the residence sections notices will
be served on the owners and arrests
Will follow IL the tenants are not
elected at once
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-06
GIVES THANKS FOR
CHICAGO AID.
Symmes Speaks Feelingly
of Prompt Help Rendered
to City of San Francisco
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

CHICAGO, Sept. 5.-At the regular
meeting of the ways and means COM
mittee of the Chicago Commercial As
sociation today Frank j. Symmes, pres
ident Of the Merchants Association OF
San Francisco, who was the guest OF
honor at n luncheon, feelingly thanked
the association for its great and prompt
help during the hour of distress that
visited the Golden Gate city.
I'VE appreciate more fully than can
express" he said the instantaneous
relief given our stricken city by the
Chicago Commercial Association and.
through 1T. all citizens OF Chicago. More
fully do we appreciate this act Of mercy
when we remember Chicago's similar
sufferings and wants after the great
fire of 1871. Without request. and al
most before the walls had ceased shak-
ing and the flames started. we were
rendered the unqualified assistance Of
Chicago's citizens through its grand
commercial association.
I'VE are rapidly rebuilding the city"
he said. "and have some 5000 new
buildings ready for occupancy, with
hundreds and thousands going up.
We are greatly embarrassed by the
delay In settlement OF insurance claims
The situation has been met with cour-
age. The polfcy-holders have ~rganfzed
with the three commercial associations
and the banks Of the city for the pur-
pose Of bringing about fair and equi-
table adjustment of all claims. and we
believe this will follow within a brief
period or before the first of the coming
year"
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-06
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The San Francisco call., 1906-09-06
KEYS Is SENT TO
LAND OF NOD BY
CULLEN.

SACRAMENTO, Sept. 5.--After four
rounds of rather tame boxing Dick
Cullen knocked out Hook Keys in the
nth round of what was to have been
a twenty-round bout before the Hoff-
man Athletic Club tonight. Cullen
loafed in the second and third rounds
and was hissed by the big crowd. He
was merely awaiting the chance. how
ever, and when IT came he whipped
his right to the jaw and the fight was
over.
Keys was a pound and a half over
weight. but Cullen did not object and
refused to accept the 500 forfeit.
The first preliminary between kid"
Murphy and young Herrera ended in
a draw after each had been repeatedly
knocked down. The six-round bout
between Benny Hart and Frank Cor
don was declared a draw, though Hart
outpointed Gordon all the way.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-06
Calhoun Issues Statement Of
Method of Agreement.

Patrick Calhoun gave last night subsequent agreement
with the representatives of the local and International President
Mahon the following of the which the agreement
to end the strike reached.
Earlier the day he had refused representative OF the
union and had denied himself enah But when the latter asked
him the capacity Of private citizen and representing
the he admitted the office of the president and the letter
which embodied the subsequently signed statement arranged
for and dictated, TREY Ford being present at the time
Later the evening" after the running Calhoun met the
representatives of the allied and the follows
signed: ~
~ banpy
United Rail-
gIetw representing
union strikes with
o. Electric
of permanent between the United
of the
promptly to work.
Ito rbitratet the questi O.
will be entirely agreeable to e to asr.. with all Of aa unions
recogn
that
traIstri rife veryt yours
in favor of resumption Of work in
immediate subsequent arbitration
taken toward the
-
President Of .sl United Railroads.
p McoABE 49,
W.
Committee Representing Joint Conference
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-06
TO REMOVE AN ADJUSTER.
Steps VIII be Taken Against Official
of the Traders.

CHICAGO. Sept 5.-The removal of
L. A. Moore, an adjuster at San Fran
cisco for the defunct Traders Insur-
ance Company, and a corps of assist
ants will be asked from the local
courts by Attorney Clair e. Moore, of
Bulkley, Gray & Moore, within a day
or two. Moore is now expecting evil
dence by mail upon which to base his
appeal for L. A Moore's removal, but
said tonight that he had no knowledge
of the charges against Moore. who is
charged with misconduct by the Pol
icyiholders' Association in San Fran
cisco.
Il have heard a rumor of some ir-
regularities on the part of adjusters, -
said Moore tonight. but in the absence
of any definite information 1 do not
feel at liberty to discuss them. 1 don't
know l.. A. Moore, but l suppose he is
one of the adjusters of the. company in
San Francisco. What the charges of
misconduct against him are l don't
know, but | suppose we will receive
them in the due course Of time. We
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-06
Tanners Union Was Ready
to Offer Financial Support if
Striking Carmen Needed 1t

At a recent meeting of Tanners
Union No. resolutions were passed in
sympathy with the carmen in the con-
troversy with the United Railroads
The tanners Endorsed the action of the
carmen in asking for fair treatment
from the company and pledged the
carmen all the financial aid within
their power.
Resolutions were also passed calling
on the proper authorities to see to it
that the United Railroads repair the
streets IN the city which have been
torn up, and that the work be begun
Immediately.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-06
cALIFoRNIANs IN NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-The follow
ing Californians are In New York:
From San Francisco-A Goldberg,
at the Herald Square; S., S. Mirk. at
the York; G. w. Strine, at the Breslin;
w. W. Barnett, at the Breslin; H H.
Frear, at the Gilsey; Miss S. Hagan, at
the Florence; N. B. Martin, at the
Marlborough; E. E. Nelson and wife. at
the Breslin; Miss E. Whitney. at the
Navarro; F. S. Ackerman. at the New
Amsterdam; Mrs. Browman, at the
Murray Hill; Miss Churchill, at the
New Amsterdam: F. A. Haze and wife,
at the Holland; T.. Isaacson, S. w
Isaacson, at the Belvedere; W. NJ
Kelly. A. Salter, c. Sinclair. at the
York.
From Pasadena-Dr. A. N. Star, at
the Grand Union.
From Los Angeles-C. B. Bleakman.
at the Hoffman; E. German and wife.
at the Victoria; l. Helme. at the HoI-
land; p. j. Kramer and wife, at the
Florence; W. Meek, at the Grand I'm
ion; Miss B. M. Roome. at the Grand |:
C. D. Smith and wife. at the Victoria.
From Oakland-D- Robertson, at the
Aster.
PARIS, Sept. 5.-Mr. and Mrs Israel.
Misses Gertrude and Meta Israel. of
San Francisco Miss Abby M. Holder.
Santa Barbara. and c. S. Thomas and
c. B. Higgins. of Berkeley, registered
at Herald Bureau today
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-06
PROLONGs WEBER s
LIFE BRIEFLY.
Order of Judge Prewett
May Give Murderer Two
Hours More on Earth

AUBURN. Sept. 5.-Judge Prewett
has modified the time OF the Weber
hanging so that 1t will be between IL
and 2 o'clock next Wednesday, The
original order made it between IL and
/ o'clock. at or about the hour of noon.
This is at the request of the Warden.
1t is not believed here that the
Governor will interfere,
Thus far all the afffdavits filed by
the defense are either hoaxes or they
do not amount to anything. None of
them tends to show the innocence of
the condemned man and the petition
ers do not contend that he is innocent.
but ask that sentence be commute
to life Imprisonment or that a delay
of execution be granted.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-06

lecting the first money When traffic
was resumed on the Fillmore-street
line after the fire Davis took out the
second car.
They told me that it would be a
dangerous undertaking, he said, "but
l realized that the people would un-
Many of them thought that the first
car would be stoned, but | knew bet
ter. l am glad that / am here"
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-06

of the Sheridan remain on board.
They are using candles for light at
might. Twelve caskets containinx z
-corpses from the Philippines have been
brought ashore.
Captain Metcalf, who Is supervising
the salvage work on the steamer Man
churia, expects to be ready September
10 for an attempt to pull the vessel
from the reef at Rabbit Island He
is hopeful that the effort will prove
successful.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-06
SURF IS DAMAGING
THE SHERIDAN.

HONOLULU, Sept 5.-The water in
the frerooms of the transport Sheridan
is now up to the level of the ocean
outside the stranded steamer The
surf is DANA ging the vessel consider
ably. Captain Peabody and the crew
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-06
Cornelius
Orders Men
to Go Back
Calhoun to Make a
Liberal Offer to
Employees.
NOTICE.

To the Members of Division NO.
POS A. A. of 5. e. r. e. of A.
You are hereby notified that
the strike has been declared on
by the General Council. All
differences being left to aroi-
traticn.
Members of Division zoO
are requested to take OUT
cars az soon ss possible. And
all members are requested 10
report for duty rs soon ~ pos
sibIe R. CORNELIUS,
Observation-Disclosures Agent.
J. III. BOWLING
secretary-Treasurcr
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-06

DEATH OF FAMOUS AERONAUT.
PARIS, Sept. 5-Albert Tissiander
the famous asronaut, rs. dead.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-06

are the representatives here of the
attorney of the policy holders
Attorney Almon W. Bulkley said
that he knew nothing of the charges
against Moore, and Attorney Edward
E. Gray is In Europe.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-06

To Cure Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Brono Quinine Tcblets.
Druggists refund money If it fails to
cure. WGrove's sic. on each box. 2ee.s
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-06

There are a few who love the people
without expecting any rewards for it.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-06
ELEcTRoouTED IN MIDA1R.

ELECTRoCUTED IN MISUNDERSTANDING.
Sept 5--Ierry Cocoran. lineInan 20 years OF
age, in the employ of the Sunset Telephone
Company. was electroeuted in midair this morn
Ing. He engaged IN removing old wires
from poles wDen he cut into a live wire and
made contact with cable carrying 1000
volts. He was instantly killed
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-06
thousands Cheer the First Car to Leave the Turk Street House
Women Join
Men in Wild
Enthusiasm

sible for the declaring off Of the strike
was the result of the messages re-
ceived from w. D. Mahon, president
Of Amalgamated Association of Street
and Electric Railway Employees of
America, informing the carmen that
they had violated their agreement
with the United Railroads in striking
without making proposition to arbi-
trate
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-07-23
RUSSELL SAGE
IS DEAD
Americas Great Money Len
der Pays Last Debt.
EXPIRES SUMMER HOME
Cause Of Death Mas Heart Failure
incident to Strenuous Life of
Ninety Years.

LAWRENCE. \. Y, July % Rus
sell Sage, New York's great veteran
hnancier, died suddenly yesterday aft
ernoon at his country home here, &c
darcroft
The immediate cause OF death was
heart failure resulting from compli-
cation of diseases incident TO old age.
The veteran hnancler would have
celebrated his nlnctleth birthday on
Aug. 1. Mr. Sage had been in eNccp-
uonally good health since his arrival AT
his summer home aboit six months
ago. At noon he was seized with a
sinking spell and collapsed rapidly,
falling into Inconsistencies about two
hours before his death, which occurred
at 1870 o'clock
There We're present at the end Mrs.
Sage. her brother, Colonel j. j. Slo-
cum; the Rev. DR. Robert Leetch. Dr.
Theodore ). Janewny OF New York, DR.
j. Carl Schmuck. local physician, and
DR. John T. Num- for many years Mr..
sage's family physician, who was sum
moned from New York when the first
alarming symptoms were manifest
The funeral services Will be held on
Wednesday at the West Presbyterian
church IN West Forty second street,
New York. OF which Mr. Sage had
been member Tor many years. The
interment will take place In Troy on
Thursday.
Mrs Sage and her brother. Colonel
Slocum. are named as the executors OF
Mr. Sage's Will
Russell Sage, who was looked upon
as the greatest Of American money
lenders was born IN Shenandoah, Onel-
da county, y. Y. on Aug 1, 1876 was
reared on a farm and began business
as an errand boy IN his brothers gro.
Gerry store in Troy. He rose to clerk,
later acquired a wholesale business
and became an alderman Of Troy
Becoming Interested in railways he
moved to New York during the war
and started buying and selling priv
ileges" In Wall street
Ho was a director in about fifty large
railway and other corporations and
had beautiful home on Fifth avenue.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-07-23
TRIMMED THE
TROY FOLEYS
Bennington Won Well Played
Game Saturday.
MCGUIRE IN THE BOX
Local Pitcher TwirIed in Fine
Shape and Hit the Ball Good
and Hard.

Bennington won from the Foleys OF
Troy Saturday in a well-played game
by score OF eleven TO four. Up to
the eighth inning the contest was close
enough to keep the local fans on the
anxious seat but when Bennington
came to bat for the last time the boys
had a battery streak that together with
u bunch OF errors by the Foleys made
the score look uneven.
Mcclure was in the box for the home
team and pitched fine ball, Likewise
he used the stick good and hard Tor a
total Of five bases.
Outside OF McGuire's hitting, the
batting was done by the players who
did not hit strong during the early
part OF the season. Worthington rap
ped out three safe ones and Harris al
so got good single. Worthington
also made the feature play Of the
game. The score:
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-07-23
ENGAGES MR.. ESTABROOK
viii Take Charge Of Selling Work for ". Il.
FulIetton OF Maneheler.

W. II. Fullerton OF Manchester, -
years Of ago last May, engaged In tie
sale and manufacturer of cemetery WORK
at Manchester Depot and during that
time has sold most of his work him
self. On account of poor health Mr.
Fullerton has decided to partially re-
tire from active work
Mr. Fullerton will take life more
easy and has engaged b Estabrook Of
Bennington as salesman. Forty years
ago Mr. E,tabrook began work as a
workman in Mr. Fullerton's establish
ment, later went on the road as sales
man and remained as such for num-
Der OF years.
Since leaving Mr. Fullerton's, Mr.
Estabrook has disposed of large
number Of monuments, mausoleums,
receiving tomb,. etc. using his own
contract and placing his work direct
with the manufacturer at the quar-
los
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-07-23
AT BATTLEFIELD PARK.
st Peters Sunday School Will Have Basket
Picnic Thursday. July 20.

st Peters Sunday School viii Have Basket
Picnic Thursday. July 20
The Sunday school OF st Peters
church has arranged for basket pic
mic at Battlefield Park Thursday,
July 20. All the school will meet at
the Parish house at 9 O'Clock sharp.
Games, races and several other kinds
of sports have been arranged for, al
so dancing in the pavilion for a
short time In the afternoon.
Ice cream and cake, lemonade, etc.
will be furnished by the Sunday
school to its members. The officers
and teachers are trying to make this
one of their most enjoyable events of
the year.
Everyone is cordially invited,
Adults regular fare pc for round trip,
Sunday school children free Anyone
wishing may go down later in the day
ard return when they wish.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-07-23
PROGRESS IN
ROAD MATTER
Engineer Of the National As.
ISOLATION to Come Here.
MAKE DETAILED PLANS
Plan Is To Build a Piece Of Road
According to Advice of Ma
tiOnaI Association.

The village trustees on Saturday
evening met with the officials OF the
national good roads association and
decided to have the engineer of the as
ISOLATION come here and prepare plans
for highway from the West Main
street crossing to the monument.
The engineer who was formerly the
head ofthe engineering department Of
the NJ. X. and 7. railroad, is one OF
the ablest men of his profession in the
country. He will make the necessary
surveys and plans, examine the ma.
terials, aud leave detailed directions
as to every part of the work.
1t is expected that the trustees OF. the
Center village will cooperate in the
matter and that when the work is com.
pleted the town will have an object
lesson In road construction which will
be the beginning Of a county system OF
good roads second TO none.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-07-23
RETURNS FROM GERMANY.
Richard S. Bahan Back at His Home at
Center.

Richard S. Bahan, who has for near
ly five years pursued his studies at the
famous old musical city of Leipzig,
Germany, returned to his boyhood
home at Bennington Center Saturday.
Sunday evening he assisted in musical
services at the Old Academy While
abroad Mr. Bahan made special
study of organ and voice culture and
theory of music as we'll as the Italian
and German languages and acted for
four years as organist OF the American
church at Leipzig For the pasttwo ard
one half years Mr. Bahan has been Il
pupil of Herr Adolf Perlusz a famous
retired opera singer of Prague, Berlin
end Vienna, acting also as accompa-
mist for the other pupils.