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New-York tribune., 1908-06-30
HONDURAS sURRENDERS BAILEYS
Officials of Export Shipping Company To Be
Brought Here for Trial

Puerto Cortez. Honduras. June 29-Presdent Da-
villa has ordered that Francis c. Bailey. his
brother. Albert w. Bailey. Charles II. III. Myers
and Captain Albert Oxley shall be turned to
the custody of Lieutenant Peter w Beery. of the
New York Police Department
The prisoners will be confined in the American
consulate here until the arrival of steamer to
take them to the United States. The President of
Honduras has ordered that the Godsboro. together
with her cargo. shall be delivered Albert G..
Greeley the former American Vice Consul here.
who however. declines to accept any individual
sponsbility In the matter
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30

Washington June 29.-Bailey and his associates.
il is said are wanted the charge of conspirng
to use the mails of the United States to defraud.
Their surrender to the American authorities is
p,lreIv an act OF comfy the part of the Hon
duran government. there being extraditon
treaty between the countries.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30

s,,,ertntendent Ieary had not reached home
from, Albany last night. His friends at the Repub-
Itcan club and elsewhere were slad 10 hea. 'ii"'
,,, o,arpes against him had been dismissed
IT.. course Is only what all expected said
a % them These charges were evidently the
result Of political spleen and vindictiveness.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-18
TRIAL PROLONGED
BY RUFF LAWYER
Drags Cross Examination of
Gallagher to Delay Other
Hearing

At the rate with which the cross
examination Of James L. Gallagher in
the Parkside bribery case progressed
under the questioning of Abe Ruefs
lawyer in Judge Cabaniss' court yes
terday Gallagher should have some
hope OF leaving the witness stand by
Christmas. 1910. 1t became so plainly
evident that the plans of the curly
boss had been laid 10 drag the matter
10 interminable lengths for the purpose
Of delaying his trial before Judge Law
lor that the court was finally moved
TO tell Attorney Newburgh sharply to
tx a day by which he could finish.
After a deal of technical subterfuge,
Newburgh was pinned down to say
that he would try" to end his ques-
tioning in two more days. During the
day the lawyer interrogated Gallagher
on every Imaginable phase of his tes-
timony. once the witness returned as
good as he got when Newburgh asked
him whether his business had become
more profitable after his resignation
from the board of supervisors. at the
instance of the graft prosecution.
We object to that on the ground
that il is insulting" interposed Assist
ant District Attorney Ward. Judge
Cabaniss sustained the objection, but
Gallagher was too quick for him.
NO" he returned with emphasis. q
would say that it has become unprofit-
able-inasmuch as / no longer have
any dealings with Abe Ruef."
Gallagher was questioned at length
IN regard to the immunity contract
The witness declared that immunity
was the only consideration on which
he had made his confession. and said
that he had been very glad to get
even that Newburgh insisted that
aGsllagher's copy of the immunity con-
tract. as well as the one In the hands
OF the district attorney, be produced
in court Monday and Judge Cabaniss
made the order. Gallagher said that he
never at any time received any special
courtesies from the district attorney
Assistant District Attorney Heney, in
his direct examination of Gallagher as
20 the Parkside case, and the collateral
testimony, including the trolley case
the gas case, two telephone indictments
and the fight trust indictment. took
only two afternoons. Ruefs attorney
so far has taken a week in his cross
examination on only the first portion
Of the testimony-the Parkside case.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-18

was wised up to the fact that Coffroth
had gIaumed it, so he demanded back
the belt or the price. COffroth did not
feel like paying the price, so the Delt
changed guardians once more
1t took another vacation in the SAFE
till last winter. when Promoter Luke
Marisch fell for II. had II all polished
up like a new pair Of shoes, and then
proceeded TO get ready to thrust IL
upon Abe Attell as the original the
real Mccoy. and the affidavit that Abe
was the bona fde feather weight
champ of the land that boasts the stars
and stripes.
However, complications arose and
Abe got in so bad with Marisch that
Luke decided he would hold IT out on
the little Hebrew and pass II to some
other champ of a more appreciative
nature. He bided his time and the
other day he thought OF Ketchel. The
plan was carried out and now Stanley
is the proud possessor of a trophy that
has a pedigree longer than any ring
emblem under any flag.
The belt is the same today as when
Maynard had it made with the eNcep-
ton of a name plate in front in which
the words Harry Maynard. light
weight champion of the world stood
out in bold relief. These would not
become KetcheTs style of beauty very
well, so the name plate was removed.
and If KetcheI insists on this sort OF
decoration he will be compelled to
make a trip TO the jewelers. and have
his own name inscribed thereon.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-18
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
in San Francisco Friday, July II:
John MeGrath o6 5S1 Natoma ST.. and
Katherine NJ. o'Connor, "a, 1469 Bush st.
William NJ Meyer. 81, 1851 Folsom St, and
Josie N. Porter, IS. 221 Dore ST.
Walter A. Rivers. %. Oakland, and Eva H.
Graf Is, 1850 Twenty-t third st.
Gustave T. Fahs, -. 345 Surrey St, and
May A. Morley, 90, POP Glen ave.
Peter c. Wilson. -, ard Clotlde A. Aranz.
% both Of 31T Scott st.
Charles t. Griffith. 81, Hotel Mohawk and
Rosa A. Comes, IS, 2930 Sanchez st.
Isadore Breslauer, 21 Chico. and Helene
Bernstein, IS, 1912 O'Farrell ST.
Sydney c. Osborn. 81 and Marie E. Ven.
tura Is, both of San Ardo.
william j. Peters %, 1890 Buchanan ST.,
and Elizabeth McKevitt. %. 2221l5 Pine st.
Timothy wanD, %, and Mary Healy, &c, both
of Goldneld.
OAKLAND, July 1.-THE following marriage
licenses were issued today:
William Leslie 32 San Francisco, and Minna
Gutknacht "a, Cedar Falls, Ia.
Charles NJ. Guthrie, 81, San Luis Obispo,
and Annie Frederickson, q, Petaluma.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-18
Amateurs Swap Jolfs
and Swings
Little Fellops Perform Well, but
Big Ones Maize a Sad
Showing

Seven pairs OF amateur scrappers
of various sizes and styles swapped
wallops last night at Dreamland pa
vilion, under the auspices of the Dream
land club. Most of the fights ended by
the knockout route and the going was
lively in every instance. save when the
welter weights and heavies hooked up.
These men made hams of themselves
and amused rather than entertained
the gallery.
Little Eddie Campi. the boy who
weighs under 100 pounds, gave away
several pounds 20 Joe Leonard and
fought him to standstill in four
rounds. Campi is a very clever little
chap and worried his hard hitting op-
ponent. Leonard, however, got a lead
in the extra round that was ordered
and was awarded the decision.
The heavy weights, Lloyd Davis. a
husky soldier, and Henry Ludolph.
went three rounds and did everything
but fight They fell out of the ring,
turned handsprings and slapped each
others ankles. while the gallery
roared. Davis won because he looked
less frightened than his opponent The
welter weight go between Dennis
O'Connell, the fighting conductor, and
Charles Lewis was nearly as bad.
Lewis landed the only punch, and this
won him the decision in three rounds.
Charles Foster. a bantam, cleaned
AL Goodwin in one round; George Bel
mont, feather, knocked out Archie
Cannon in the second; John Aron out
boxed Joe Burns in four rounds Louis
Jaconi beat Jim Regan. a lightweight
in one punch, and Dick Silvey earned
the decision over Harry Price, the
pride of Larkspur, in four rounds.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-18
HALF COMPANY TO
ATTEND MANEUVERS
Captain TRULY Will Take Men of
Medical Corps to Amer
ican Lake

Captain Albert Z. TRULY. medical
corps. will leave with half of Company
B for American lake on Tuesday. There
he viii take part in the maneuvers
during August. He will have for his
assistant Contract Surgeon Hiram A.
Phillips. Captain TRULY and his forces
viii return from American lake early
in September and will then proceed to
Atascadero to take part in the encamp-
ment there on October !.
Contract Surgeon Joseph A. Worth
ington, United States army. has been
detailed for temporary duty at Fort
Rosecrans.
Lieutenant James f. Abbott, United
States army, gave farewell bachelor
dinner on Thursday evening to a few of
his friends. At the same time it was a
sort of farewell compliment to Lieu
tenant Hornsby Evans. who will leave
for his new post at Fort Leavenworth
on August 10.
Lieutenant Abbott will leave July %
for Washington, d. c., where he will
be married to Miss Caroline Eliza
beth Smith on August TO- Lieutenant
Abbott and his bride will be stationed
at Fort Mason.
The transport Sheridan will sail for
Manila on August 5. 1t will carry a
small number~ of casuals, among whom
Will be several navy officers and their
families, who are to meet the Atlantic
squadron in the Philippines.
Lieutenant Herbert c. Gibner has re-
lieved Captain Ernest G. Bingham as
adjutant at the general hospital at the
Presidio, Bingham having gone to his
new post at Fort Porter, n. Y.
The transport Buford sailed from
Manila for this port on July 10. having
on board a number of army casuals
Captain John J. Bradley who is to
take part in the Pacific rife and pistol
competitions at Monterey, registered at
headquarters yesterday.
BrIgadier General Henry E. Noyes
retired, was a guest of General Funs-
ton at army headquarters yesterday
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-18

Mrs Herman Nauert, Mrs Minnie Roberts
Mrs Margaret Berry and Annie and Harry
years months and IS days. Oakland papers
please copy
Friends and aequaintances are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral tomorrow tSun-
day. July 10, 1905, at 1O:45 a. m. from
the parlors OF H. +. Suhr & Co. 29i9 Mis-
sion street between Twenty-hf and Twenty
sixth. Interment Cypress Lawn cemetery, by
II 80 a. m. train from Twenty fifth and Va
lencia streets.
PETERsON-Iu this city, July Is. zoos. Mary
beloved mother OF Mrs. ]. ]. McCabe a ma
Friends are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral today saturday, at 9:3O
O'Clock from her late residence, $50 Castro
street, thence TO the Church of the Most
Holy Redeemer. Eighteenth and. Diamond
streets, where mass will be celebrated for the
repose of her soul. at 10 a. m. lnterment
Holy Cross cemetery.
ROUSSEAU Point Arena Cal. July 13 1905
Frank J.. dearly beloved of Mrs. Lizzie
Fox, and devoted brother Of Emile Roussey
a Iative of San Francisco. CAL. aged A.
years 8 months and IA DAYS A member OF
North End camp No. $40 W. o. W.
Friends and acquaIrtances are respectfuIly
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow lSun-
day July ls; at u 10 a. T m, from the par,
Green street. where services viii be held
under the auspices OF North End camp No.
646. W. o. ". Interment Mount Olivet
cemetery.
SAUCEDO-In Acapulco. Guerrero. Mex. June
). zoos, Andres Saucedo. father OF Nicholas
SauceGO, and grandfather Of Andres anf
Theodore Saucedo. in his eIghty-ninth year.
(Arizona papers please copyl
TIBBITTS-In Berkeley. Cal, July IT, 1905
Elizabeth. beloved wife Of Benjamin Tib-
bits daughter OF the late Brice Allen and
Mrs. Sarah Brown Of Fresno, Cal and sister
Of Lena and warnita Brown Of Fresno. Mrs
Della Scales. Mrs. Daisy Brown OF Fresno.
Mrs. Mile Courtney Of Vallejo r. NJ Brown
of San Francisco and Ralph Brown OF Stock
ton. a native of Missouri. aged Al years )
months and days.
WORMELI-In this city. July 15, 1908, Geor1ie
s. Wormell, dearly beloved wife OF Eugene
Wormen. and loving neither OF Ernst f. and
Bertha C. Wormeil, a native OF Maine areeI
So years months and II days. Eastern
papers please copy.)
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services today
(Saturday}. at IL a. m, at Trinity NJ 81
church, Sixteenth and Noe streets Remains
at the parlors of Gantner Brothers, 1850 Sly
teenth street between Church and Sanchez In
terment Cypress Lawn cemetery. by carriage.
Z l.. IA mass for the deceased member.
of Dolores institute No. Z Y l. l.. will be
offered at Mission Dolores church tomorrow
Sunday, July 10. 1905. at O'Clock All.
members requested to attend.
MRS NJ. FITZGERALD President
MAY PATCH, Recording Secretary
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-18
WILL INSPECT RAILWAY
SAFETY APPLIANCES
Interstate Commerce Commits
sion Will Next Consider
Block Signals
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

WASHINGTON, July 17.-Every
phase of railroad construction having
in view the safety of passengers and
employees Will be considered at the
meeting of the block signal and train
control board of the Interstate COM
merce commission. which began here
today. 1t is probable that the board
will take up the question of the mate
rial entering into the manufacture of
rails
This is considered the most impor-
tant phase of the work for which the
board was created. Under the pro-
visions OF the last sundry civil bill.
the scope Of the board was enlarged so
as to include consideration of any ap-
pliances of systems intended TO pro-
mote the safety OF railway operation.
This law went into effect July /. and
this is the first meeting of the board
to be held since that time.
Safety stop devices are being In
stalled on the Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy railroad near Aurora. ILL.,. on
the Santa Fe near Los Angeles. Cal,
on the Buffalo. Rochester and Pitts
burg near Buffalo and on the suburban
electric line near Lagrange. III. These
devices are nearly ready for eXami-
nation
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-18

affinity than WIFE, The young woman in ques-
tion has unusually regular features for one OF
her race and would attract attention In any
gathering.
The dispatches state that Cans and his legal
Wife have been separated a number OF years.
They were married in 1900.
EASTERN BOXERS HERE
Two new eastern boxers have arrived here
and hope to get matches shortly. They are
Whitley" Lewis, 140 FOUNDER, and Billy
Foster. lightweight. Lewis is credited with
having knocked out 81 men without losing a
fight. Both boys have gone to the springs In
Sonoma county, from which Eddie Hanlon re
turned recently, and they will get acelimated
there. Both Berger and Roche are said to have
them under consideration for matches within
the next few weeks.
WELSH HAS SEVERAL OFFERS
Freddie Welsh. the English lightweight. is
still here and is object of interest to the
match makers. He has several offers both here
and in Los Angeles and he should not be idle
long,
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-18
FnANK KENNEnY NoT AccusEn

Frank 7. Kennedy, who for many
years has represented the H. S. Crocker
company on the road, covering the
Pacific coast territory. has been caused
much annoyance through the fact that
a warrant has been issued for the ar
rest OF a Franklin T. Kennedy. who
by a coincidence was Tor about month
employed by the Crocker company, on
a charge of giving a spurious check for
Cadillac hotel Frank T. Kennedy is
very well known in San Francisco and
IS a member of several fraternal socie-
ties The Kennedy who passed the
check has not been connected with the
Crocker company since July /, and his
present whereabouts is unknown.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-18
Aquatic Sports at
SdusaIifo
San Francisco Clubs Athletic,
and Golden Gates Races
Features of Day

The san Francisco yacht club and
the Golden Cate yacht club. both OF
which have their clubhouse on the
Marin county shore. will entertain
their members and their friends at
Sausalito tomorrow. The older club
viii give the day over TO nautical
sports. Everything in games that can
be played in the water viii be seen.
Among the events are several swim
ming contests which have been sane
toned by the Pacific athletic associa-
tion. william Humphries, president Of
the Olympic club, viii be referee Of
the day. while Arthur Fisk and 7. l.
Fitzpatrick viii act as judges, and
George James starter. The commit
tee of members in charge of the event
IS composed Of Phillip Fay, chairman;
". Z. Wray. A. c. Dinsmore, G. A.
Gum, J. /. Howe and c. D. Barney.
The committee has made arrangements
TO accommodate a large crowd. The
days sport viii begin at 1870 a. m
with a 100 yard handicap swimming
race, open to all registered athletes.
Then come the 22O yard handicap, tow
ing partnership race, obstacle race,
fancy diving events and 75 yard swim
ming race for san. Francisco yacht
club members. The next contest Will
be somewhat OF a novelty BluLueg
cOntest-of two yachtsmen wrestling
in a boat TO see who can throw the
other out These contests generally
end in a draw. as both participants
find il convenient to go overheard to-
gether. Next after the Pintney con-
test is the paddle races for the canoe
lists Of the bay, followed by a quarter
mile yacht yawl boat race and a SINH
lar event In which women will handle
the white ash breeze. Sausalito is the
anchorage ground for many ships
while awaiting a charter, and four OF
those now lying there have entered
teams in the ships boat rowing race
AS a rest 10 the strenuous program
viii come power dual race between
the motor boat Kanotic and the Lillian
over a one mile straightaway course
As a finish to the program, Sydney
CaviH. swimming instructor of the
Olympic club. viii give an exhibition
in the water
The racing shippers of the Golden
Gate yacht club viii have a battle
royal for the Sorenson cup. This is
a very beautiful trophy and as the
contest is sailed under the sealed
handicap compiled by the regatta
committee, composed of ". L. Suther-
land and ". 5. Fleming. all the skip
pers. even to the owner Of the smallest
yacht, feel that they have a fighting
chance and viii sail their yachts tc
the limit. The course is practically
the longest on the bay. il being a close
hauled reach to the Preside buoy OF
some four miles; then it is run OF
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-18
Edited BY r. 4. Smyh
Champion Nelson Is Welcomed
Warmly by the Miners of Ely
By K. A. Smyth

Tex Rckad has made good his forfeit $4,000 for the
championship battle between Cans Battling be
fought Ely Nev SEPTEMBER According advices received
here last night Rcrd made the trip from Rawde Ely dis
of 5 miles, II hours order post money although
due until today The fight hinge but
one proposition and that the granting of special by the rail-
roads These especially desired from Salt Lake Ogden both
of which cities the rayng points great of fight fans
Rickard posted $1,000 with John T. Clark this city the night
the big match he of $4,000
with the First national Ely today of the
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-18

BRANTBERG- this city, July II, 19os, at
the residence of his parents. Thirty third
avenue and 1 streets, South San Francisco
Henry George Brantberg, infant son of Martha
and Henry Brantberg, and loving brother OF
Elsie Brantberg. a native Of San Francisco
Cal. aged months.
Notice of funeral hereafter
BROwNELL-In this city. July 1e, 1908,
Henry. beloved husband of the late Jennie
Brownell. and father of Louise Lyngard Of
New York, native of New York, aged SO
CLAYES-In Berkeley, Cal. July 16, 1908,
Henry Martin Clayes. beloved husband of
Achsah Dorrance Clayes, and beloved father
of Mary Bird and Edith Martin Clayes, a
native of Illinois, aged So years
Friends and acqlaintances are Respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral services today
Saturday. July IS, 1908. at the mortuary
chapel OF Cypress Lawn cemetery upon the
arrival of the funeral train leaving Third
and Townsend at IL 80 a. IN.
CoLIINS-In this city. July 16, 1908. Laura
Margaret. dearly beloved daughter of Frank
and LAURA Collins, and loving sister Of Ada.
Grace Frankie. James. George and the late
Willie Collins, a native of Oakland. CAL,
aged years 3 months and 10 days
invited f. ana @ are toas
pariors Of J. ]. orowly & Co. .6a2 Valencia
street between Seventeenth and Eighteenth.
Interment Cypress Lawn cemetery.
D0wNEY--In this city, July 1e. 1908, at his
late residence, 120 Cole street. Dennis
Downey. beloved husband OF the late Mary
Downey. and father OF Julia and Mana Dow
ney. Mrs Anna O'Bren. Mrs. r. g. Nc
Cam and the late John. Thomas and William
Downey. native of Ireland. aged "a years
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow tSun-
day, July 10, from the Catholic church at St.
Helena, CAL, the arrival of the 1:4o
st. Helena.
GARIBALDI--In this city, July 10, 1908. Jo-
seph Garibaldi. dearly beloved husband of
Adelina Garibaldi and beloved father of Virgil
and Joseph Garibaldi. Mrs. J. b. Bertola.
Mrs. Mary Fortunate and Mrs. ]. L. Contente,
native of Italy aged 70 years. (Rich-
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-18
aRREsTED FOR ASSAULT

Accusing John Crawford, motorman
on the Geary street line, of being too
attentive to his wife, William Flaherty
of 1913 Point Lobos avenue attacked
him last night and in the melee cut
him about the face with a knife. Craw-
ford lived in the same house as did
Flaherty and his wife. Flaherty was
booked at the O'FarrelI street station
on the charge of assault with deadly
weapon and Crawford was taken to the
central emergency hospital.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-18
MAYOR CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY

Mayor Taylor completed one year of
service for the city as it's chief execu-
tive yesterday and during the day re-
ceived the congratulations of his
friends over the transformation effected
since a twelvemonth ago when Eugene
z. Schmitz attempted to rule the dis
tracted city from the county Jail. One
most pleasant reminder to Mayor Tay-
lor of duty well done was the immense
bouquet of roses upon his desk, which
filled the rooms with fragrance. The
bouquet was the gift of Mrs Taylor.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-18
ris and Esther Kurtzman.

ris and Esther Kurtzman.
JACOBS-COHEN-In this city, July 8, 1908.
by the Rev. NJ. s. Levy, Samuel Jacobs OF
Charleston, S. c.. and Mignonette J.. Cohen.
LEyY-MAGNER-In this city, July 8, 1908. By
the Rev. N. S. Levy, Herbert Charles Levy
and Maybele Magner.
MARKowITZ-SCHARY this city, July L.,
zoos. by the Rev. NJ. S. Levy, Harry Marko-
with and Ida Schary.
SAMUEL-GORDON--In this city, July 3.
1908. by the Rev. NJ. $. Levy, Samuel j..
Samuel and Bertha Gordon.
ZEIDLER-E -EPSTEIN-In this city. July II.
1905 by the Rev. NJ. S. Levy Louis zeidler
and Esther EnStein.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-18
McBERNEY BEATS FREEMAN

PORTLAND, July 17-W. A. McBer-
ney of Spokane won the final in the
mems singles in the coast championship
series of the Oregon state tennis tour
nament now in progress herefrom l.. Il.
Freeman of Pasadena, Cal Score So.
6-2. 6-6. The mems singles is the
only match which has reached the
finals during the tournament Play in
the other matches will be concluded
tomorrow
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-18
BORN

AITyATER-In this city, June IS. 1905 to
the wife of W. +. Altvater (nee Steinauer),
a daughter.
FIGONE--In this city, July II. 1908, to the
wife Of John Figone. daughter.
MIILY-In this city, to the wife of Charles A.
Milly, son.
MOTT-In this city. July II, 1905, to the wife
of Ernest j. Mott,
PFEIFER-In this city. July II. 1908, to the
wife of Frederick Pfeifer. son.
VIRENO-In this city, July 16, 1905, to the
wife of Andrew Vireno. a son.
ZEIZ-In Oakland, CAL, July 16, 1908, to the
wife OF Curt Zeiz, a daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-18
CAPTURE SHORT CHANGE SUSPECT

Seeing Charles Nash, known in the
social circles around the central station
as the kid" departing from a hard
ware store at Ashbury and Haight
streets yesterday afternoon, Policeman
Jones followed him on general prin-
ciples. Nash, noticing the policeman.
broke into a run, but came to a dead
and trembling stop at shot from the
latter's revolver. He was placed on the
detinue book pending an investigation.
The confident expectations of the police
are that Nash has been responsible for
some of the short change tricks which
have been pulled off in that neighbor-
hood of late.