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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-06
The Cleveland Resolutions.

The Cleveland Resolutions.
The adoption OF these resolutions by the
convention next week would have mos.
salutary effect on n large number OF Demo !.
aeter and principles OF Mr.. Cleveland. II
would also DO we'll received by that large
element OF Independent voters who hold the
balance OF power In this country. ana who
twice testified their confidence in Mr..
Cleveland by electing him President. This
Gus mistake II they think they can ignore
the feelings and sentiments OF these two
Influential forces in American politics.
Moreover. as we said yesterday. the adop.
ton OF these resolutions would be accepted
by the country as evidence of DISPOSE.
cld-time Democratic principles and teach
ings. ana that would be a great gain for
the Democratic party.-Petersburs Index.
Appeal.
Those Resolutions Again.
Henry Wattcrson has described this pro-
poaed proceeding rs "infamous." Docs he
use too .trong word? Think a momen I.
Suppose resolution conveying simple and
Greatness were offered in the Denver ron
tvehtion and an amendment proposed con-
dcmntns his lack of party fealty In 1895.
What would he thought OF such an amend :
ment7 In execrably bad taste say
you? And why. Because reytvinS a
to sleep. especially concerning 4 man upon
whose grave the rod has been placed but
tyeLterday--is that the reason Well. why
T. II less ill.tined less unfortunate. less
e. should se.k to revive theme OF Bit
terneEs and contention concerning the game
man. In order to score a political point or
crafty political srudge ?-Lynchburg
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MERELY JOKING.

Gerry clerk" d
Sure" f s55i ~ 90 N ~
can. 80 49, -.
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the place lis singular
recallth role which
o have played In tho
poet, for his first wife
{ In the Segpentlne In
1916, The poet himself
six years later the
and now, his +, 1aYp1lta
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-06

An Age Of Bixness.
"sir, 1854 people were injured In tho
United States on last Fourth Of july
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T1ATEs PRESS
In Ills own Honda.

In Ills Own Honls.
Mr. Bryan has another opportunity now,
IT. Is plain that lie: Will have absolute control
ever the Denver convention. He VIII be able
To dictate the platform and choose his rum
png-tnate. II he does these things with
wisdom. i he pnrsues q consil'atory no,iey
land wing OF the party, II he is satlsfled with
d platform which states Democratic princi-
Lies and the tissues OF the hour IN Language
which Ia aggressive without raising tho
spectre OF sociallsm, then Mr.. Bryan Will
hove a very fair chnnce to win the presi-
denry.
q On the other hand, Mr. Bryan can throw
tho adoption Of a scarecrow platform az
Denver. 1t is to be hoped that he viii
not repeat tho blurder8 he made ut Madison
ter Of his destiny. He dominates the Demo-
cratic organization even more imperionsly
titan Mr.. Roosevelt dominates the Sepubli-
cnn II he Is slain for n third time, his
blood VIII be upon his own hcad.--Norfols
Landmark.
Needless Excitement.
without .p.tins into factions and raising
Kew nboit its It certainly seerns that \
tribute might be paid to the dead without
n dispute over the wording of the resoiu-
ton. But It cannot be done. The fool
friends Of Mr.. Bryan are raising a great
pared by Judge Parker and intended to be
offered by hin, at the Denver convention
Immediately after the speech OF the tenn
rornry chairman. II s claimed by Mayor
.l,ahlman. ors of Mr.. Bryan'sE closest friends.
that the resolution is n slaptat the Ne5rns-
policies advocated by him In 1856 and 1900.
Advance,
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Copyright, 1908. by the Brentwood
Company.)
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-06
SEARCHES SHIPS
FOR STOLEN MEN
Revenue Cutter Oyerhanls All
Whalers Leaving Port, Look
ing for Shanghaied Sailors
Pitiful Story of ROumanian
Prompts Captain Berry to
Keep Sharp Watch

Captain Berry, commanding the
United States revenue cutter Golden
Cate. is overhauliag every whaler as
1t leaves for the Arctic in search of
shanghaied men. While on duty in the
Arctic he boarded many whalers and
learned that the federal law, strict as
1t is. did not prevent shanghaiing. 1t
was his inability to help a certain Rou-
manian last year that prompted his
present activity.
The Roumanian was a green hand on
the steam whaler William Baylies,
Captain Bodfish. The whaler was over
hauled by the revenue cutter Thetis,
and when the federal officers went on
board this Roumanian appealed to them.
lie had been shipped in San Francisco
by man who told him that the VIII
liam Baylies was going codfishing.
would make regular cruises each of six
weeks duration, that he would receive
$50 month and board, and might con-
slider the employment permanent
On the strength of these promises
the Roumanian. stranger in San
Francisco and but indifferently ac-
quainted with the English language,
had written to his wife in Europe. bade
her sell their few possessions there
and with their little girl come to San
Francisco. where he would meet them.
That she had done this he had no rea :
son to doubt. but what had happened
to her and the child when they reached
San Francisco. penniless, without a
friend and speaking a strange tongue,
he could only surmise
The Roumanian learned soon after
sailing that he was on a voyage that
would last six months and perhaps two
or three years, and that when he re-
turned to San Francisco he would be
panniless as when he started
AS he had signed the articles for a
whaling cruise we could do nothing for
him., said Captain Berry yesterday,
"but the look of hopeless anguish on
that mans face haunts me still and II
ever can save another man from a
similar experience I will do it. If Cap
tain Bodfish had been willing TO re-
lease the man we could have sent him
to San 'Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-06
AVOID ANOTHER HORROR

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. March .
Grand Rapids was threatened totlav
with a repetition of CIeveland's trae-
edy on an even larger scale. Fire broKe
out in the laboratory of the central
high school. but the 1900 pupils
marched out in perfect order. The
building was emptied in two and a half
minutes
The central high school is over
crowded, and the stairways were in
adequate. but the fire drill TO-DAY
proved effective The fire did compar-
atively little damage
That there was no panic in the school
probably was due to the fact thar =
professional photographer had been
taking dsshlight pictures in the corri
dor of the high school a few minutes
before the fire broke out and the chill
dren had been warned not to he
alarmed When the firemen came and
drill began they thought thereforc
that it was for another picture and All
marched out quietly.
The fire started below the floor ~
the chemical laboratory in the nrst
floor and only quick action BY the 6ra
department prevented a serious FIRE.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-06
.GILLFTT TO Open
TEMPERANCE MEET
Assembly Convenes in This City
in Christian Science Hall
March II

1t is expected that Governor James
N. Giilett will preside over the opening
meeting of the temperance assembly
which will be held in Christian Science
hall, in this city, March. II to 19.
According to the tentative program.
the speakers will include a. P. Black,
who will speak on National Sobriety;"
David Starr Jordan, on The Strength
of Being Clean, or the Waste and
r. Brown, on "Sobriety and Social Prog
ress. The Wednesday speakers will
be Rev. Wiley ]. Phillips, on The Ma
tom; Rev. +. S. Chapman. d. D., Cali
fornia, and W. j. French. The Eco
nomic Loss From the Liquor Traffc.'
Judge Samuel r. Artmau and Walter
Macarthur will also address the as
sembly.
Judge ". Fl. Waste will be one of
the speakers Thursday afternoon, and
another will be irving Martin.
An assembly of the clergy will be
held in Wesley Methodist Episcopal
church tie morning CT March 2 to PEE
pare Tor the temperance assembly. All
ministers in San Francisco and vicinity
have been invited. Henry i. Mccoy
will act AS chairman, and among those
who are expected to be present are
Bishop William NJ. Bell, ID. d. The
speakers will be Rev. T.. II. Ollie. .. d..
Rev. Father Terence Caraher, Rev. Will
liam Raider. ID. D.. and Rev. Father
Philip ORya1l
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-06
FLOUR HAS
SCOTCH ADVOCATE
Baker Reports Success With
1t TO Californian Who
Advised Its Use
Thinks 1t Pity Valuable rood.
stuff Should Be Neglected
Through ignorance

Charles Cristadoro of Point Iona.
Cal. who is strong advocate of durunl
-four. has received the following letter
from Walter Hubbard. a baker, of
Glasgow. ScotIand
Il feel that I owe YOU a letter Of
thanks for your article in the National
Baker of November about durum -four
Il have been much interested in this
article. and dbring the last year or so
have used several hundred sacks OF it
in my general baking. but never real
ICED it's real usefulness until 1 saw
your article giving a new idea OF II
altogether.
Acting on your advice. l started a
small batch of pan loaves. solely from
durum -four. and set dough ma
chine to work at il, letting it mix away
at least so minutes. three times as long
as usual. This dough was revelation
TO me. it was so stiff and fine. ana when
made up 4nto loaves and baked IL
turned out splendid bread of good color.
flavor and body and produced two
pounds of bread for each pound of -four
used. a much larger yield than any
other -four / have tried.
II next used 1t in the same way, but
with admixture of nearly half of soft
winter wheat flour. TO see IL this would
stand the treatment. and I got beau
tiful loaf perfect in color. moisture
and all good qualities. + cut the pure
durum bread after it has lain uncovered
for IA days and find il still moist and
sweet and we'll up in weight. thus prov
ing that the flour has not only been
able TO take up the extra water, but
also TO hold it, thus showing the val
liable nature of the article.
II thought you might like to have
this record Of a bakers experience with
an article against which there seems to
be so much prejudice. on this side as
we'll as on yours.
Bakers hare have said that il is i'm
possible to maze bread with it, even
after trying il. but my experience has
been quite different. and I think 1t "A
pity that a valuable article like curum
flour should be neglected from ignO-
rance of it's qualities
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-06
Second Match Round
on Golf Links
SPECIAL nIsPATcH TO- TUE CALL

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO, THE CALL
CORONADO, March 5.--In the second
match round over S holes of the
handicap. golf tournament for men this
morning q. S Hendrickson beat G.. NJ.
Booker, receiving strokes, up, one
to play; A. J. Brander beat W. +. Lipe
of Denver. receiving strokes, up. 3
to play; A. b. Daniels. scratch, defeat
ed Admiral F. r. Jewell. T. S. N. re-
ceiving Is strokes. 5 up, > TO play; D..
j. Wellby, receiving strokes. won
from r. j. Clapp. > up, ! to play.
In the semifinal round tomorrow
Hendrickson. receiving strokes, will
meet Brander and Daniels will play
against Wellby. receiving s strokes.
Mrs. Herbert Mum, champion Of the
Southern California Golf association
for 1907, has returned to Coronado from
San Francisco, where she took part in
the championship tournament or the
California Women Golfers association
capturing two trophies.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-06
SCHOOLS HERE TRAPS
Sohmitz BoodIers Ignored PIes
for Fire Escapes

The school disaster at Cleveland has
again called attention 10 the fact that
the schoolhouses in this city are no,
provided with fire escapes. The board
of education places the blame for this
lack of protection upon the shoulders
of the Schimtz supervisors
Before the budget was made last wear
the school board asked that an item OF
$4,000 be included to provide fire es-
capes for the "a schools left standing
after the big fire. This petition was
ignored by the Schnitz boodlers
President Casey of the works board
said Yesterday that fire escapes would
be provided for. all the new school
houses built under the bond issue. City
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-06

Coos bay yesterday with its rudderhead
twisted and other damage sustained in
heavy weather.
The Kosmos liner Luxor sailed
Wednesday from Mazatlan for this port.
An attempt 10 raise the anchor Of the
barkentine -knGromeds failed yesterday
owing TO the winch brea'.s .sls. The tug
that was 10 have docked The windiam-
NOR went home and the crew bent their
backs to the task of raising the mud
hook with the aid of hand tackle
The steamer Hilonian went up river
yesterday to discharge its cargo or
sugar.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-06
NEW ORLEANS WINNERS

NEW ORLEANS. March 5.-Far grounds re-
suits:
First race. four furlongs -Marsc Abe won.
Brougham second, Little Nose third. Time
AS AS.
Second race FIVE and a half furlongs-Es-
cutcheon won. Big Ben second. Come On Sam
third. Time. ! :0T 2-5.
Third race six furlongs Mondella won, Balm
rida second. Night Mist third. Time, 1:15.
Fourth race, one and sixteenth miles-Green
Seal won. Juggler second, Tokaon third. Time.
l:45 3-5.
won. Lotus Brandt second, Rhinestone third
Time. :46 l-J.
Sixth race. one mile and 30 yards -Funicula ire
Hannibal Bey second. Belleview third
Time. las %.
Seventh race, milo and 40 yards-Lady
Vincent won. Artful Dodger second. Warner
Griswen third. Time. 40 30
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-06
Nelson and UnhOIz
Not TO Fight

Los ANGELES, March 5.-There is
little possibility that Battling Nelson
and "Boer" Unholz will fight in Los
Angeles in the near future. Nelson and
Manager McCarcy, after a long confer
ence. failed to come to terms. Nelson
insisted on a bonus of 10 per cent.
The chances are that a match for I'm
holz Will be arranged with the winner
of the Memsic Brock bout on April 3,
negotiations for which have been closed.
1T is planned that Unholz shall fight the
winner in the latter part of April.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-06
average depth OF snow on ground Il. inches
SNNDpSiS

The pressure has risen steadily over the Pacific
coast. and although there have been showers In
central California. conditions are favorable for
generally fair weather. The temperature is much
below the normal throughout the whole state
The snowfall has been heavy over the Sierras aud
light 40 the coast range Al Mt. Tamapais
p.S Of an inch OF SNOW has fallen
The pressure distribution fayors fair weather
FRIDAY. with light north winds and heavy frosts
in the morning.
FORECAST
san Francisco and vicinifr-Far. Friday: light
frost in tic morning; light north winds
Santa Clara vallcy-FaiT FRIDAY; heavy frost in
the morning: liEht north winds
Sacramento vsil-y--T Fair Friday: heavy frost in
the morning. II zbf north winds
san Joaquin vaIleF Fair Friday: heary frost
in the morning, light north winds
Los Angeles ririnity--Fair Friday: light
frost in the morning. Light north winds.
A. q. AcADIE. District Foreeaster.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-06
WANTS TO FIGHT ATTELL

ST. LOUIS March 5-"Broolxlyn''
Tommy Sullivan, former boxing in
structor of the Missouri athletic club,
will leave for San Francisco in few
days to try to get a match with Abe
AtteH for the feather weight cham
pionship. If he is unable to get fight
with Attell he will try for some other
topnotcher at San Francisco or Los An
geles.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-06
U. 5. branch Hxdroeraphic once

a brsnch Of the United States Hydrographis
Office. located At the Merchants. Exchange. is
maints iDed in san Francisco for the benefit of
mariners. without regard te Nationality aud free
of expense Narigators Are cordially invited to
visit tire office, where complete sets OF charts
and sailing directions of fhe world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the lat
est information afwass 81 obtained regard
Ing lights. dangers 10 na reatiop and matfers
Of interest 20 ocean commerce
j. e. BURNETT
Lieutcnsnt. L. 5. ~. in charge
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-06
Time Ball

United States Branch photographic Office Mer-
caants Exchange. san Francisco. March
!. The time BAH on the tower of the Ferry build
lng vas dropped. today exactly at noon. Pacific
standard Time el2oth Meridian). or at sh. ooni.
00s. Greenwich Mean Time
II. &C. BURNETT
!. Lientenant- L. S. Y In 1harce
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-06
BATTING AVERAGES

BERKELEY. March 5.-Coach Dick
enson of the University Of California
team has announced the batting aver
ages of the men in the games played
this season as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-06

and provisions. 976 lbs bread. / psgs meals 4.6
ills cheese ZOO lbs Goldfish. I20 pkgs potatoes
- gals whisky. ) coops poultry. 7,014 (, hard
wood 3 cs auto supplies. roll leather $40 lbs
brass Z Dkes paints. IS bbIs pitch 25 cs and 20
hhis oils. - coils rope. N cork tenders as5 pcs
and > bdls steel and iron. 20 pkgs dry goods
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-06
Memornnda

COOS BAY, Mar Pow sehr Berwick. bound
from Portland for Rogue river. put into this
port with rudder bead twisted and other dam
ages sustained in heavy weather; Will repair
here before proceeding.
LONDON, Mar 4--Manila telegrapbs Br stmr
Pocobontas at that port has fire 10 cross bunk
soon as possible; believed DAMAGE slight.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-06

The bicycle craze has at last reached
the Mexican city Of Vera Cruz. There
is also motor cycle in town
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-06
COED RUGBY FOOTBALL

BERKELEY. March 5.-A coed Rug v
football game viii be a feature Of t'.e
athletic games which will follow the
students labor day Saturday. Tie II. n
VIII appear dressed in decollete gowns
long kid gloves and picture hats. No
roughness or violence of any kind viii
be permitted on the fisld. Sayye Mlc-
neil viii captain one team. while Sa n
Hume viii lead the other.
Architect Tharp Will be directed to
make provisions for them when pre-
pairing the plans and specifications.
Casey also will endeavOr to obtain an
appropriation 10 place escapes on the
present schoolhouses. TO afford% the
pupils chance to get out in the event
of fire. The schoolhoUses are being
built and repaired under the direction
of the works board. and ii is the inten-
tion of Casey and his associates to
take every precaution to guard the
lives of the children
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-06
Army Transports
The Overdue Ii.t

British ship Castle Rock, out lSi days from
Sydney. for San Francisco. 80 per cent
British ship kylemorc. out rs days from Cane
Town. for Adelaide p per cent
Dutch bark Gertruida fserarda ouf 164 d.re
frcm Port Talbot. for Mejillones 65 Der cent
French bark VILE de Hsvre, out Is2 days
from San Francisco. for London per cent
British ship Falklsndbank ont lis daVs from
Port Talbot. for Valparaiso. 10 per cent
British ship 1-eylsnd Brothers out al days
from Valparaiso. for Astoria. Is per cenf
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-06

!. LIVERPooL-Sailed May 5-Stmr Baltic, for
New York
LoNDoN--saiIed Mar 5--Stmr Badamere, for
San Francisco aud Tacoma.
TENERIFFE--ArrIved Mar Ger stmr Setos
from San Francisco via South American ports for
Hamburg
S0UTHAMPTON--Sa Sailed Mar 5--Stmr Teu-
tonic for New York; stmr Kronprinzessiu Cecilie
for New York
Y0KOHAMA--Arriycd previously--.Jap stmr
Hongsong Marn. from San Francisco via Honolulu
for Hopgkong
Luis from Portland via Monteyideo, st Vincent,
etc. for Antwerp.
NEW YORK-Arrived Mar 5-Stmr Oceanic
from Southampton; stmr Frederick der Crosse
from Naples.
Sailed Mar 5--stmr Lucy Men. for San Fran
cisco.
Sailed Mar -stmr Celtic. for Liverpool stmr
La Saveie, for Havre
GENOA Sailed Mar 1--stmr Cedric. for New
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-06
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
A Wheat Charter
small Cargo for Honolulu

The German ship Nereus at Portland r.s
chartered prior 10 arrival for wheat thence "a
Europe al 2es Sd.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-06

University statistics of Europe seen
to indicate that men are deserting the
practice of medicine and women ars
taking 1T up.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-06

The steamer Msuna Kea was cleared FOR Homo
luln Yesterday with cargo valued 1T sI6 Tar in
cluding the following: f25 bbls -four o53 lbs
beans. 500 bales hay, f01 cs canned goods eo5
lbs dried fruit 5000 lbs lard. 81 pkgs groceries
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-06
GARDNER NoT COMING

CHICAGO. March 5.-Jimmy Gardner
the Lowell fighter, is not going to Cal
ifornia. To his agent here. Cal Harris
he sent telegram this afternoon say
ing that he was not SO badly in need
OF money that he would travel to San
Francisco for the amount that was Of
fered him to box Harry Lewis there.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-06
Weather Report

United States department of agriculture
Weather bureau. San Francisco. March ). 1905
RAINFALL. DATA
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-06
Police Bcai in tbe Frame

captain Mlchael Joseph Con bOV took
81 afternoon off yesterday from his DO
lice duties and navigation studies to
visit the Cryer shipyard in Oakland
police patrol boat The frames of the
boat are ali in place and by MAY
when Admiral Evans arrives with his
feet. Admiral Conboy viii be on hand
with the police navy TO blow three
whistles and dip the ensign sixteen
times in honor OF the battleships and
70 the glory Of Uncle Sam
Injured I'm Fall 10 Deck
The mate OF the schooner Marconf.
whick is lying of the quarantine sta
tion at Angel island. slipped yesterday
and fell 10 the deck striking on the
back OF his head with such force as to
render him unconscious Federal doc
tors were summoned and worked over
the man for several hours before he
regained his senses. He is thought TO
have been seriously hurt and will be
removed TO the Marine hospital for
treatment.
Preparing for salmon season
The ship Oriental was placed on the
marine ways at BODIES shipyard YES
terday TO be stripped. caIked. COP
pered and otherwise made ready for
the coming Alaska salmon season.
Water Front Notes
The liner Acapulco left Acapulco yes
terday for this port
The liner China is due this morning
from the orient, bringing about thirty
cabin passengers.
The schooner Berwick. bound from
Portland for the Rogue river. put into