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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-30
SAVES COMPANION
FROM DROWNING
II. B. Richardson Holds w. B.
Ross Above Water 80 MINI
utes Until Rescued
Sailboat Capsizes and One Oc-
cupant Is Unable
to Swim

SAUSALITO, March 29.-After his
sailboat had been capsized in the bay
off Line point this afternoon by q
sudden sauall, H B. Richardson Of
Sausalito proved himself a hero by
holding his drowning companion, w.
ID. Ross, above the water for 80
minutes until help came in a launch
Both men were completely benumbed
and exhausted when they were taken
out Of the water, and Ross condition
was so serious that DR.. H. L. Parney
worked more than an hour TO resusci-
tate him.
Both men live in Sausalito and Ross
works as an engineer at the St
Francis hotel in San Francisco. They
had been sailing for about four hours
when people on the wharf at Sausa-
Tito saw the small boat. caught un-
expectedly by a gust Of wind. keel
over. The men tried to save them
selves by climbing over the side, but
both were thrown into the water.
Richardson is an expert swimmer.
but Ross could not swim a stroke.
AS they rose to the surface Richard
son caught his companion and tried to
pull him to safety on top of the over
turned boat. Handicapped by the
struggles of the terrified man and the
weight of his own clothes he could
not do so. Then for 80 minutes he
clung desperately to a stay with one
hand and held Ross with the other
When rescue party hurried to the
place in launch Richardson was so
worn out that he started to sink and
had to be lifted into the boat.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-30
PREPARE FOR JAPANESE
CROWN PRINCES VISIT
Local Orientals Make Arrange
ments to Welcome Member
of Royal Family

Details Of the visit of the crown
prince of Japan TO San Francisco were
received yesterday by members of the
local Japanese colony and arrange
ments are already being made to re-
ceive him on his arrival
Professor Beltz of the Tokyo univer-
sity, In whom the Japanese royal fam
lily has much confidence, will accom-
pany the prince on the trip around the
world. Professor Beltz is now in Ger
many, but he has been sent for and
will leave shortly for Japan.
The exact official program has not
yet been made public. The crown
prince would have made arrangements
for the trip before this time, but the
journey was postponed on account of
the international trouble arising over
the emigration problem and later the
seizure of the Tatsu Maru.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-30
RAILRoADMEN HERE

A. G. Wells, general manager of the
coast lines of the Santa Fe, and ]. L.
Hubbard, general superintendent, are
visiting this city. on tour of inspec-
ton of the roads. They are stopping
at the Fairmont, and will be joined to-
day by j. w. Kendrick. second vice
president of the Santa Fe, who has
been holding a conference with Presi-
dent Ripley at Santa Barbara Wells
said last night that whereas the pas
senger trafic had showed Improvement.
the freight traffic, particularly the
transportation of merchandise west
ward. had fallen off so per cent, and
gave this as reason for the retrench-
ments the Santa Fe is now making.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-30
The New San Francisco

The best way to tell your friends in
the east OF the progress that San Fran
cisco has made during the two years
since the disaster OF 1906 is to send
them a copy of the April Sunset Mag
azine. IT contains not only thfrty-two
of the city. taken especially for this
purpose, but a panorama picture four
feet long, showing the big buildings in
the center OF the city today. Facts and
figures stories and verses, go TO make
up a notable number The busy phoe-
uix-San Francisco's phoenix seal of
IS56-gives an official stamp of reality
10 the April Sunset Magazine. The bird
rising from the flames tells of the citvss
renaissance, and two hundred or more
pages of pictures and text back UP its
demonstration 1t is just the magazine
to send away TO tell convincingly of the
Of 1906.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-30
.LFNT[N SERVICES
HELD IN ST. MARY'S
Special Music and Sermon by
Father Ramm Mark Day
Of Worship
Doctrine Of Infallibility Is Dis
cussed in Discourse by
Able Priest

Under the auspices of the Calvarian
society special lenten services were
held Yesterday afternoon at ST. Marys 8
cathedral The devotions of the sta
tions of the cross were held, Father
William p Sullivan leading the pro-
cession and reciting the scenes of the
passion and cruciixion. AS the devo-
ton continued the "Stabat Mater" in
the Gregorian was chanted by choir
and congregation.
Father Charles A. Ramm delivered
the sermon, which was continuation
of a series of conferences he has been
giving during the lenten season. He
spoke yesterday Of the organic union
of the Holy Ghost with the members OF
the church
IF Christ" he said, lis the body Of
the church, the animating spirit of the
church must be the spirit of Christ So
that the Holy Ghost is the typifying
principle, the animating principle In
the church"
The speaker illustrated his argument
with many texts Of scripture bearing
on the mission of the Holy Ghost to
instruct the apostles lin all those
things whatsoever I shall have said to
YOU" that they might be ever under
the spirits guide in preaching the
gospel to the world.
The Holy Ghost gives to the church,
as an organization life and perma-
nence' he said. He gives 1t union and
undying life"
The speaker explained how the doc
trine of infallibility proceeded from
this union of the Holy Ghost and the
church, and that by infallbi1ity the
church did not mean impeccability, or
that the pope was inspired. or that he
was an extraordinary guide in matters
not pertaining to faith or morals, or
that he was infallible in questions Of
discipline.
After the sermon the congregation
chanted The Veni Creator" THE In
fiammatus,' from Rossinis "Stabat
Mater" was sung by Miss Sophia Rot
tamil and chorus. The benediction of
the blessed sacrament followed
Official announcement is made by
Archbishop Riordan that all petitions
for dispensations and faculties shall
henceforth be addressed to Rev.
Charles A. Ramm. Father Ramm sue
ceeds in this respect Father Philip
O'Ryan, who was recently appointed
to the pastorate of the Star of the Sea
church.
Father Organs cpracy at the cathe-
dra1. 1t is said that for the present
no addition to the cathedral clergy will
be made.
A months mind requiem mass will
be celebrated on Thursday morning at
10 o'clock for the repose of the soul
of the late Rev. John p. Coyle in the
Star of the Sea church
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-30
SAN FRANCISCAN IS
KILLED BY TRAIN
Alameda Suburban Runs Down
John Guerin, Local
Photographer
Victim Tries to Climb Over
Gates and Falls Under
Wheels of Flyer

ALAMEDA, March 29.-John M. Geur-
In, photographer in business in San
Francisco, living at 333 Taylor avenue,
Alameda, was killed at 1:45 o'clock this
afternoon by a Southern Pacific local
train at Fifth street. He left his ne
to go to Park street and tried to board
the moving train by climbing through
the closed gates. He fell between the
cars and before the engineer could
bring the train to q stop three cars
passed over Guerin's body.
Guerin was still alive, though man
gled, when dragged from the track. He
died soon after. The body is at the
Alameda morgue.
Guerin was a member of a prominent
ST. Louis family. He came TO this
state five years ago with his parents.
His father Is Fritz Guerin, former
well known photographer Of st. Louis.
but now resident of Alameda. Young
Guerin was married six months ago.
He was Mason. Funeral arrange
ments have not yet been made.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-30
PREPARE TO MEET
ADMIRAL EVANS
Members of Committee to Greet
Fleet Commander on Arr
rival Tomorrow
To Provide Brief Entertainment,
and May Escort Him to
iof Springs

The battleship Connecticut, with Ad-
nirsl Evans aboard. is expected to
reach ssn Francisco tomorrow. and
hurried preparations are being made
by members of the feet committee to
receive him and provide for his COM
fort while he is in this city.
According to dispatches from Magda-
lena bay the admiral will remain here
only a few hours. leaving as quickly
as possible for the hot springs at San
Luis Obispo, where he hopes to re-
cuperate from the illness that has dis
abled him in time to take command
OF the feet again when. il reaches San
Francisco. For that reason the recep-
ton Of the admiral will not be an Of
ficisl affair. all formal festivities OF
welcome being postponed to the dates
originally set.
Advices indicate that Evans is a
very sick man, and would hardly be
able to attend any dinner or reception
held IN his honor. So the only plans
so far outlined by the committee in
clude merely a formal call by Mayor
Taylor and Chairman Phelan of the
feet committee when the Connecticut
drops anchor in the bay. Then, in
addition. if Evans is able he will be
invited TO q dinner. He will be pro-
comfort and bring about his speedy
recovery at the springs. If necessary.
members Of the committee will ac-
company him to that place and see
that his accommodations are of the
best
Frank ]. Symmes. who left three
weeks ago for Magdalena bay, bearing
the greetings of San Francisco to the
feet, TO arrange details of the cele-
bration with Admiral Evans, is ex-
pected to return on the Connecticut.
With his arrival most of the plans
tentatively arranged can be definitely
settled.
Reports published yesterday that
Governor Gillett had not been invited
10 attend the mayors banquet to Off
GERS Of the feet on the night of May
s at the St. Francis are emphatically
denied by members of the committee.
Gillett was invited by telegraph sew
eral days ago by the mayor in behalf
OF the city of San Francisco, and Sat
Urday his acceptance, also forwarded
by wire, was published in all the
papers.
Members Of the committee also are
positive in their denials that any fric-
ton exists between themselves and
the governor or his staff None OF
them has been slighted in the matter
Of invitations to the governors recep-
ton, May Z, ii is said. as no invitations
have Yet been issued.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-30
LITTLE STERN WHEELER
FORCED TO TAKE SHELTER
Rough Weather Too Much for
Boat En- Route to Seattle,
But 1t Finds Safety

SEATTLE. March 2s--The little stern
wheeler Telegraph, which left Astoria
at o'clock Saturday afternoon, passed
Tatoosh at o'clock this morning after
a stormy passage, and was forced to
take shelter at Port Angeles. She is
coming to Seattle to go on sound run.
Great anxiety was felt for the safety
of the vessel, as she should have
reached Tatoosh about 5 o'clock. Rough
weather caused Captain Mcfarland to
go slow to prevent his boat from strain
ing her timbers.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-30
MISTAKEN FOR THIEF,
HE FLEES FROM POLICE
HOd Carrier Believes He Is Be-
ing Held Up When His Ar
rest Is AttemDted

When John Lynch, hodcarrier.
stopped to look at the art display in
the window of Chinese store at Cali
fornia and Dupont streets at 4 o'clock
yesterday morning he was mistaken for
a burglar by special policeman on
that beat. AS the officer ordered him
to throw up his hands Lynch in turn
thought he was being held up, and
started on a run down the street. The
special fired four shots at him. Lynch
was so frightened that he ran in a
restaurant near at hand and tried to
hide under the tables The police re-
leased him after hearing his story.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-30
SAYS REBELLION OUELLED
General Okazaki Tells of Ja-
ans Beneficent Intentions

TOKYO, March 3o-General Okazaki,
commanding the japanese troops in
Korea. returned to Tokyo today. In an
interview he said:
The insurrection in Korea is prac-
tically quelled. only few bandit or
ganizations remaining. The people OF
Korea are beginning to understand
Japan's beneficent intentions. We shall
actively pursue the remaining insur
gents, who are merely robbers and
murderers undeserving of sympathy"
Reports from Seoul the last few days
are to the effect that there have been
three separate attacks on the insur-
gent camps, in which 10S Koreans were
killed.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-30
French Racing Auto
Nears Tonopah
SPECIAL pIspArcH mo- rHE cA1I.

GOLDFIELD. New, March sO.-The
French car in the New York TO Paris
race is expected TO arrive here late to-
night or tomorrow morning and will
be met near Tonopah by a number OF
autos and committees from the local
French colony The car is in Nevada.
but has rough section TO cross and
its whereabouts cannot be ascertained
after leaving Ely until IL arrives in
sight of Tonopah-
RHYOLITE. New, March 29.-The
Italian car in the International race
between New York and Paris arrived
here at 12:45 o'clock this afternoon
and left an hour later for San Fran
cisco by way OF Daggett-
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-30
FAILS FROM HIGH BLIrrr

Vincent Pruitt, while attempting to
gather wild flowers near the top of
bluff at Sausalito yesterday slipped
and fell to the bottom, a. distance of 70
feet. breaking his right arm. After re-
ceiving first aid at a drug store, the
young man was conveyed to his home
in this city.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-30
COLLEGE PRESIDENT REMOVED

LARAMIE. Wyo. March 29.-The
board Of trustees Of the University OF
Wyoming peremptOrily removed
Frederick Monroe Tisdell yesterday on
the grounds of alleged maladministra-
tion. insubordinatfoR and untruthful-
ness in university affairs. Professor
]. F. Tower was made acting president
President Tisdell issued public state
ment recently making graft charges
against the trustees.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-30
MONEY FOR FAMILY
Donations to Be Made By Kor-
can Cabinet and by Japan

TOKYO. March 30.-The Korean cab
met has decided to donate $4,000 yen to
the family of Durham White Stevens,
who was assassinated at San Francisco
by Korean zealot. The amount that
the Japanese government will appro-
pirate has not been announced, but it is
generally believed that it will amount
of 10000 ven
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-30
FIND CHUNKS AND
SEAMS OF PURE GOLD
Richest Strike in History of
Goldfield Reported on the
Florence Lease

GOLDFIELD, New, March 29.-The
richest strike in the history of GoIdfield
has been made in the Rogers syndicate
lease on the Florence. One hundred
and five sacks worth $1,000 sack have
been extracted since IL o'clock last
night There were chunks and seams
of pure gold throughout the nine inch
ledge. The company paid a $4,000
dividend Saturday.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-30
NEW CHURCH DEDICATED

Both morning and evening dedication
services were held yesterday at the
beautiful gothic church of ST. Mat
thew, Sixteenth and Dolores streets. of
the German Lutheran denomination.
The attendance was large and the pas
tor, Rev. Herman Gehreke, was assisted
by many pastors from inland and bay
cities. An excellent and elaborate mu-
sical program was rendered by the
choir, and the morning service in Ger
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-30

confers freely. Merritt said today:
There is not the slightest doubt of
an extra session If the senate should
defeat the antiracetrack gambling
bills. Maybe there would be one If the
legislature did not act aff1rmatively
upon the direct nominations and ballot
reform measures The assembly has al
ready passed the Agnew-Hart bills.
What it will do with the direct nomi-
nations and ballot reform measures I
do not know"
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-30

man and the evening one in English
were listened to by many members of
other churches. The structure was
erected at a cost of $4,000 under the
supervision of Herman Bath, architect,
and C. T. Gutleben, superintendent of
con Struction.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-30
BRYAN oMITs POLITICS

EVANSVILLE. Ind. March 29.-W. J..
Bryan addressed about 1000 persons in
Evans hall in this. city tonight He
speech
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-30

BUMPS INTO TWO vEHICLEs-Fred Jor.
genson q notorman Of two years experience
on the Valencia street line. broke his mo acci-
dent record yesterday by having two in one
IN Market street and wrecked il. aud last
night he smashed the vehicle driven by Henry
Ponsford- Ponsford was badly hurt The motor
man ARRESTED and aharaAd With battery.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-30
rENRosE RESTS FAvoRABLY

PHILADELPHIA, March 29.-The
condition of United States Senator Pen
rose, who is i'll here, continues favor
able, and his recovery is now hoped
for.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-30
Two TREATIES TO BE SIGNED

TOKYO, March 30.-Conventions be-
tween Japan and the United States and
Japan and Great Britain covering trade
shortly
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