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The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
BRUTALtY BEATEN
Is WIFPS CHARGE
Woman Declares Husband As.
saulted Her When Trying to
Protect Children
Denies Allegation of Loving An.
other Man and Files Cross
Complaint for Divorce

OAKLAND. Nov l4-Mrs. vincenta
Rivera de Bamirsz said that she was
often brutally beaten by Antonio Ra-
mirez when she interposed to save their
children from lis alleged wrath. She
said that he failed 10 provide for them
and that he expressed the wish that
all might StaFNc. Ramirez was said 20
have smashed the stove with an ak.
Her charges were contained in an
aDswer and cross complaint in which
she denied his charges of loving an
other man.
Celeste ColcgrOve complained that
Clare Colegr0Ve had threatened to in
jure her until in her fright she left
his house and ran away. She asked
divorce for alleged cruelty.
+ Grace l. Harden sued Henry Nj. Har-
den for separation, as she said he had
deserted her
Frank J. Maiden accused his wife OF
no longer loving him when he found
his meals had grown cold. but she COM
planned that he would never be prompt
in his attendance. His abuse of her
reduced her to nervous wreck. she
said. and she asked a divorce for al
legged cruelty.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
EASTERN STAR WILL
INSTALL NEW OFFICERS
Imperial Chapter VIII Have
Ceremony in King SoIomon's
Hall on December 1o

Imperial Chapter of the order OF
the Eastern Star at its last held meet
ing elected the following officers for
the ensuring term:
Harriette Maude Muller, worthy
matron; BENJAMIN T. Heastead. worthy
patron: Alice Frances Felt, associate
matron, Ella A. Lawton, secretary (re-
elected Mary A. Cross. treasurer ire
elected): Maude Purdie. conductress;
Lena Jarvis. associate conductress.
These officers, together with the fol-
lowing named. appointed by Matron
Muller. will be installed in King Sol
omon's hall on the night of Saturday,
December 10:
Hazel Dunbar, Adah; Alma Peterson.
Ruth; Berthe Lulu Aikalay. Esther;
Margaret Worries. Martha; Hazel Crow,
Electa; Clara Ann McKenna, warder;
Mary Petersen. chaplain; Mary L. NAL
comson. sentinel; Jenny Bray, marshal,
and Nellie L. Miller. organist.
Those who are to install the new Of
hcers are: Jenny Bray Simmons. out
going matron, as installing officer
Rose Heastead, Installing marshal. and
Louis Muller. past matron, installing
chaplain.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
CHURCH Of ADVENT
WILL HOLD A FAIR
Holiday Festival Will Last Two
Days and Be Held in
East Oakland

OAKLAND. Nov. 1.-THE holiday
festival OF the Church of the Advent in
East Oakland will continue two
days, opening on Thursday afternoon
and concluding Friday evening a
dozen pretty booths will be supplied
with some special attractions. For
the children's pleasure some interesting
features will be planned. There will
be games and novelties, daintily
dressed dolls, mysteries and wishing
well. Flowers. fortunes holiday now
cities, delfcacies and homemade candy
will furnish those concessions where
the grownups will find their interest.
For each evening an interesting pro-
gram has been arranged. The women
OF the church. with the order of the
Queens of Avalon and the Sunday
school. have charge of the winter fete.
4 receiving party of prominent
women viii receive the guests at each
reception. They will include Mrs.
George Reed Babcock, Mrs. c. c. Marsh,
Mrs. Wilhelm. Mrs. Rynders, Mrs
George ". Albright Mrs. George
Pierce. Mrs. B. McDermott, Miss Ger
trude Solomon.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
Personal Mention

o. Olsen of Seattle is al the Imperial
J. E. Jennings of Chicago is at the
Granada.
L. Fl. Mullen of Monterey is at the
ST. James
John F. McLain of New York is at
the Stewart.
G. S. Holt of Vancouver, B. c., is al
the Fairmont.
Warrington Ames and family are at
the Fairmont.
f. c. Wilson of Bakersfield is at
the st. Francis.
Thomas II. Rylsnd OF New York is
at the Dorchester.
DR.. W. NJ Thorne and wife of Fresno
are at the Stewart.
O. \. Wellman and wife of Clinton.
Ohio. are at the Stewart.
Scott McLanhan and Frank L. Crock
CT Of New York are at the St Francis.
J. 3. Rice and party of New Bruins
wick, Nova Scotia, are at the st. Fran
els.
H c. EhrenselIs of Chicago and
Harry Tate of New York are at the
Savoy.
oscar wormser of New York. who
is touring the coast, is at the st.
Francis.
Melville sweitzer and wife have
taken apartments at the Fairmont for
the winter
George r. Elliott and wife of Stock
ton and j. Moloney OF St. Joseph, Mo.
are at the Manx.
Mrs. f. F. Preston has closed her
home at Redwood City and taken apart
rents at the Fairmont for the winter.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
REV. r. BRENLEY MORGAN
KILLED BY AUTOMOBILE
Clergyman Tossed High i'm the
Air in Front of His New
Haven Church

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Nov. 15.-Rev.
r. Brinley Morgan, rector of Christ's
Episcopal church. was struck down bv
an automobile yesterday afternoon in
front of his church and received iniu-
ries that resulted in his death at 12.45
this morning. A touring car driven bv
Samuel Campbell hit him. tossing him
high in the air. according to bystanders
private santa RUM
Campbell Immediately stopped his car
snd waited until a policeman came up
and took him to the station
Dr. Morgan was about 50 years old
and was connected by family ties with
many prominent people. He oficiated
at the wedding of Alfred Gwynne Van
derbilt and Miss Elsie French. being a
relative OF the latter. 9
Following closely after the accident
TO Rev. DIR. Morgan an automobiIe he
longing to David Clark and contafnino.
Clark and two others. struck q feie9
phone ilnenlan, Frederick Case who
was at work at a nanhole and fnf1;c+ad
utes later. ii
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15

quirements of the times During the
year 1907 only five members of this
company qualified for practice al the
state shoot. This year 20 out of the
40 who attended the company shoots
qualified.
The following is the record of tho
shooters of Company NJ. Seventh in
fantry, located at Riverside. for target
practice during the year ending Oeto-
Der 81, also the class of medals each
is entitled to:
Gold medals-Corporal Alfred Han
sen. II. A, 47-141: Lieutenant II. o.
Higgins, AZ, AZ, 46-140; Quartermaster
Sergeant George Z. Irwin, A. IS. 47--
1885, Captain P. J. Bollinger, As. IL 46-
Abs; Sergeant William Fl. Vail, ~.
a, 45--133; Private c. R. Whitelaw. 43.
43, 44-t3o; Lieutenant F.. F. Horton.
AZ. a, 43-1z9; Private c. r. Back
strand, 4s. Al. 45--129; Private G. c.
Irwin, a., 44. 41-129; Private Bennett.
IL. 4S. 45--129: Cook C. B. Worcester,
q. q, 44-lss; Private E: g Irwin.
81. 43, 44-12S; Sergeant N Q. Weed.
40, IS. 43-12s; Sergeant William E.
Mumby. as, 43. 42-12S.
Silver medals-Private Frank C,
finsieaf IS IS. g. ss-ia4: Privsts Privsts ( 2.
Brown. Al, IS. 40-124; Private z. E..
Anderson. .3S. IL, 44-l2s; Private
George z; Dunlap. 3s, AZ. 45-135:
oeISednI Wllllam u. Polcene. A, 3S. 80
-12I; Corporal Ira C. Berns, 40. AZ.
S9-l2l; Corporal Frank A. Thomas.
a.. 80. 41--121; Private W. a Jones.
AZ, 80, 40--121; Musician Fred p.
Biodgett. a., II, SS--120; Corporal r.
L. Mclaughlin. 30. Il. 39-120
Bronze medals-Private r. J. Grun-
valid. 81. AZ. 3S-1I7: Private Herge-
strom, SO, Al. Sill: Private II. m
Grundstrom, 81. 81, 3S-iI6: Corporal
Charles =. Watkins. SO. 40, 39E115:
Private c.. A. WibeI 81 al 27I1rs
Private w. G.. Thomas, So, as. 37-1I2.
Corporal Fred J. Carroll. S5. 81. as
10; Private Charles j. Grundstron.
sc, 50. 40-106; Private Roy Thomas
%, SO, S9-I07; Private NJ M. Thomas
50. SO. 35--106: Private J. V. Hanes an
81, Sf-lO6; Sergeant Jesse Jackman.
So SO. S4-I06: Private J. A StauN, 3s,
5s' 4l-lO3; Private ID. a. Hinkle. 3s
-. $s. 5000; Private r. \. Spatts,
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
DOCTOR FACING TRIAL
TAKES DOSE OF POISON
Life Saved by Remedies and
Medico Must Answer Em-
bezzIement Charge

AUSTIN. New. Nov 1f-Dr Won
Tiedemann. postmaster at Cortes> New.
accused of embezzling $4,000. attempted
suicide here tonight oy taking ehloro-
form. The attempt was frustrated by
prompt medical assistance.
At the time of the attempted suicide
Or. Won Tiedemann. was at the Watt ho-
tel. United States Marshal Mack ar
rived tonight to take the doctor to the
Reno jail on an order from Federal
Judge harrington
Ten minutes after the notification by
the marshal that he must go to Reno
the doctor was found nearly dead from
the effects of the poison.
DIR. Won Tiedemann denies he at
tempted TO commit suicide. He says he
took chlorofOrm TO relieve an excru-
ciating headache caused BY an attaek
OF diabetes.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
YELLOW? NFVERp"
CRIED THE WOMEN
Railroad Compelled TO Stop
Dsubing Artistic COrte
MADEIRA Station
Fair Delegation Besieges Gen.
crai Manager Palmer and
He Surrenders

COETE AARERA, Nov. l4.-Wrathy
women. members Of the Corte Madera
Improvement club. backed by the prom
inent men Of Corte MADEIRA. have saved
The natural wood finish Of the railroad
station at Corte MADEIRA from the paint
bespotted hand of the railroad painter
who essayed 10 cover the polished sides
- the structure with a useful but very
pTossic coat OF glaring yellow paint
during the week.
For thc last month the company has
had its painters at work dressing up
heir buildings with q bright yellow.
The dsuhers had done their work vel
Everything was covered between san
Rsfael and SausaIito but Corte MADEIRA
They then tackled the jo6 at Corte
MADEIRA.
One of Tho leaders for the improve
eent Of the growing town caught slght
- them carly in the morning. For
thc next half an honr the telephones
buzzcd as She startling news Of desc
ration PASSED from home 10 home.
-ne result WAS that the public spirited
ladies'. like the amazons of old, bore
down upon the men with the smear
sDs yellow brushes and demanded that
opera tfons cease.
But the men proved obdur3te to de-
manos. eNpostulat lions, threats or tears
They proceeded stoically with their
work. The men of the town were
then reQuisitione6. and. while they
argued with the painters, a delegation
took the next electric and fastened TO
the Offices Of General Manager Palmer.
one office boy attempted 10 stay their
progress. but his efforts proved puny IN
the face Of the overwhelming invaders.
They rushed through the door ano
placed their grievances before Palmer.
To think was ro act. one look at their
determined attitudes and the general
manager FASTENED to a telephone and
ordered the painters to cease their
work. More than that he had them
scrape or all the offending yellow
paint Vow every one ia Corte MADEIRA
is satisfied. Tor g new finish viii be
put Oh tac building and it viii glisten
in the sun as q Old
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
GEN. CHARLES r. EDWARD
FOR PHILIPPINE COMMAND
Major w. p. DuvaII to Act as
Temporary Successor to
General Weston
SPECIAL DISPATCH 10 TIE CALL

WASHINGTON. Nov. 14.-Brigadier
General Charles +. Edwards. chief Of
the insular bureau. is slated for com
mand OF the Philippines division. to
succeed Major W. 2. Duvall. who has
General Duvan is now assistant chief
of staff
Major General Weston. present head
of the Philippines division will sail for
San Francisco December Is and Major
DUvall will repair to the Philippines
soon as possible. General Barry, now
commanding the army OF DacincatiOn in
Cuba. will become assistant chief OF
staff. General weston is 10 retire next
year and General Edwards viii then be
promoted and g" to the Philippines TO
relieve Major DuvaH. according to pres
enI plans
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
PLANS COURSE IN
"ANTI-STAGEITIS y
Rose Stahl Declares City
Abonnds With Young Women
DazzIed by CaIcium's Glare

Rose Stahl. who will he the central
attraction in local theatrical circles
next week. says San Francisco has
more stage struck girls than any two
other cities in the United States. From
her advanta geous position in the theat-
rical world she proposes. while in San
Francisco. TO give free advice to young
women dazzled by the glare OF the cal
ciuni.
Lessons in Anti-Stageiti by Rose
Stahl--that is the name that she has
given to her travelling correspondence
school. The courses which she has
planned to give are written in q stacy
style-Miss Stahl has wasted no time
on words.
True happiness is the exception. not
the rule, on the stage writes this sage
of The Chorus Lady
Girls, don't do it,. pleads Miss Stahl-
For your mothers sake first; then for
your fathers sake your brothers and
for your sweetheart's sake-don't go
on the stage
Miss StahTs great interest in the dis
couragement of stage struck girls grew
out of her last visit to San Francisco,
received more than so letters from
prominent young women asking for
encoura cement in their theatrical aspi-
rations. She has preserved the ad-
dresses Of those writer's and many
others and they will be surprised-not
agreea bly-when the postman leaves a
dainty letter containing such unpleas-
ant news.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
LoNG TERM FoR MURpERER

DENVER. Nov. l4-John Bradley.
found guilty Of the murder OF Police
man William r. stephens in this city
August p last. was sentenced today
in the criminal court to the state peni-
tentiary for - to 55 years. Policeman
stephens met Bradley ia the vicinity OF
University park riding one horse aud
teading two others. SUspecting him to
be a horsethief the officer ordered
l3radley TO halt Bradley opened fire,
mortaIly wounding stephens and es-
capped. He was captured several days
FfferWard
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
RAILROAD OFFICIAL IS
BADLY INJURED BY FALL
Superintendent of Mount Tam
aIpais Line Is Picked Up
Unconscious

MILL VALLEY. Nov. 14.-with a
probable fracture OF the skull and lay
ing unconscious after fall from the
running board Of an engine. Superin-
tendent ". J. Thomas of the Mount
Tsmslpsis railroad was picked up yes
ferdav and taken to his home. where he
was later revived. The accident took
rlace in the companys Mil Valley
shops.
Thomas had been examining an en-
zine and during the examination he
was compelled to walk along the run
ming board. which is on the side of the
engine boiler While walking his foot
struck against an obstruction and he
fell headlong to the ground, striking
heavily on his shoulders.
= He is at present confined at his home
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
METCALF WILL INDORSE
MARE ISLAND PLANS
Proposed improvements to the
Navy Yard Channel Will Re-
Ceive Secretary's Approval
sPECIAL DIsPATCH TO TuE CALL

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Nov. 14.-Be-
fore Secretary Metcaif retires he will
approve the report of the special board
on the Improvement Of Mare island
channel and VIII recommend TO the
president that congress he asked to ap-
propriate the money necessary to keep
the approaches open. The board makes
the following recommendations
That Mare island strait be dredged
to so foot depth with a width OF 500
feet over the bar and up to the turn.
a width of 100 feet from the turn 10
the receiving ship wharf. and Loco feet
from that point to the north end Of
the quay wall: that dikes within the
strait and at the lower end of Mare
island be extended, and that the chan
mel in san Pablo bay be dredSed to a
width of 500 feet and a depth of 80
feet. all depths being at mean low wa
ter"
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
DETECTIVES CHARGE GIRL
WITH INCITING THEM
Mae Otis Accused of ImpIicat-
ing SleuthS Is New Turn
in the Case

~ CHICAGO, Nov IA warrant charg-
ing that Mae J.. Otis incited Detectives
Stolpman and Mackay to conspire TO
Kill her mother was served on Miss Otis
today. Miss Otis was arrested Thurs
CAV. TOdsy's action followed an exam
fnation of the prisoner yesterday by
physicians, who pronounced her sane.
Mrs. Otis visited her daughter again
TO-DAY. repeating her assertion of last
night that Mae has explained every
thing satisfactorily
The mother declared that every cent
she would. 4 necessary go for her
daughters defnse. It has been ascer-
fsined. according TO the police that
Miss Otis father died in the insane
asylum at Elgiu ana that her paternal
grandfather committed suicide.
Miss Otis was released on bail OF
$500 tonight and went TO the home of
friends in this city. Her release is
pending the hearing Monday.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
COPYRIGHT CONGRESS
CONCLUDES SESSION
New Matters Are Covered in the
Articles Adopted at
Berlin

Berlin Nor LITTLE international conx.
right congress held It's last session here todsr.
The pew convention adopted contains 40 art,cIes
and covers such matters as the following:
With the rights Of the original. tho innind;r..
OF po'itiesl articles in newspapers on copyrfehf
protection; the abolition Of the reservation re-
garoing musicaI performances: protection against
Instruments except where the manufacturers al
ready have obtained rights: the protection Of
literary anu artistic works against Reproduction
cinema tographic pictures against protection with
out permission. and the abolition Of formalifies
lection in the individual states belonrinr to 4ha
union from the legal regulations In fhe conntrv
Of origin for uniform period of 80 wears
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
STOCKTON TO BOOST FOR
POPULATION OF 100000
Residents Of Progressive City
Plan Fight 10 Rise to Met
rOpOiitau Dignity
sPECIAL DIsPAIcH 10 TIE CALL

rLElAAL D4cLA III Az 4AlL NaA-l@
STOCKTON. Nov. 1.-THE same spirit
Of enthusiasm which brought about the
construction Of Stockton's new S500.Ooo
hotel and which secured for this city
assurance OF ultimate navigable water
If : feet depth to the sea and which
bonded the city for SlS7.009 for ex-
lensiVc Improvement. is now working
coward the formation Of Hundred
Thousand club. the object OF which is
TO make stockton = city of 100000
Inhabitants. Lodi and all other sec
Ions OF the county have given assur-
snces of assisting the county seat in
rs entcrpTisiug work and will lend a
asnd toward gaining for Stockton the
dignity of a city of metropolitan pro-
portions. Circulars will be printed en-
phasizinE the advantages offered by the
district. and special attention viii be
given the matter Of local transporta-
non facilities by land and water. IN
terest in the boost campaign is un-
bounded and all are looking forward to
che rapid growth OF tho city.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
rARNuM IS wIrELEss sow

NEW YORK Nov. 4.--A decree OF
absolute divorce was granted today BY
Justice Bischof to Mrs. A. JohnstOne
Farnum from Dustin Faruum. the
actor rarnum recently was named q
correspondent by Howard Gould in his
answer 10 the suit brought against him
by Katherine Clemmons. Gould. BY or
der of the court the papers in the Far
mum suit were sealed.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
WANT LAWS REVISED
State Militianen VIII Urge
Compliance With Dick Act

SACRAMENTO. Nov. lin order to
comply with the provisions of the Dick
act. passed by congress. Adjutant Gen
eral Lauck has appointed-a. committee
of militia officers to revise the present
laws governing the California national
guard and draw up whatever amend
inents TO the same they may deem neces-
sary. The amendments proposed bv
the officers will be submitted to the
legislature next winter for approval.
Those selected by General Lauck For
the work are Colonel Thomas Wilhelm
OF Hayward: Colonel 2. T. Seymour.
Second infantry. Sacramento; Captain
George w. Bauer. commander OF naval
militia. San Francisco; Colonel ID. A.
Smith, Fifth regiment. Oakland: I.ieu-
tenant Colonel g NJ SaItmarsh. Sevenfh
infantry. Los Angeles.
The Dick act provides that the ma
tional guard of each state in the Union
shall be considered the next in rank
to the regular army and that no voIun-
teers shall be called for in time Of war
until after every national guard organ
ization has been sent into the field. iThe
Dick act demands that all states CON-
ply with its provisions before January
l. 1910. Therefore, the necessary arnend..
ment to the California laws must he
made by the next legislature.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
JOHN d. TO BARE TRUST AcTs

NEW YORK, Nov. 14.--Jolln D.
Rockefeller is expected to go on the
witness stand when the hearing in the
governments suit to dissolve the
Standard oil company is resumed next
week Rockefeller Will be q willing
witness. as he is desirous of clearing
up certain matters concerning the com
pany. It is stated that Rockefeller.
John d. Archbold and ]. A. Moffett
will be called as witnesses for the
company.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
EMPRESS OF JAPAN
HONORS EXPLORER
Sven Heden Is Prominent Guest
at Imperial Garden Party
in Tokyo

TOKYO Nov H.--The imperial garden party
today was attended by about 1900 people. IN
cluding many Foreigners and all the members
OF the diplomatic corps. Sven Hedin. the Sved-
ish explorer, was presented to the empress and
there we're a number of other presentations By
the British embassy including Councillor a. e.
Low ther aud Mrs. Iowthsr who hare returned
from abroad. and AIRS Hughes. the wife OF the
new physician q the. embassy. No Americans
were among those presented At court
Sven Hedin. who has recently returned from
explorations in uuSnov-D portions Of Tibet. has
received much attention since his arrival IN
Tokre
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
ATTORNEY IS DISCHARGED

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 14-C. E.
Young. former secretary TO Senator
Daniel of Virginia, an attorney who
achieved many notable successes at the
national capital and who was promi-
nent in society circles al Washington.
was given his preliminary examination
in the police court yesterday on a
charge of passing a fictitious check.
After testimony had been presented he
was discharged by the court at the
request of Deputy District ATTORNEY
Pearson
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
HOUSE MOVERS REcEIvE pRIzE

House movers union No. l was pre-
sented last night with the Katchin-
ski silver loving cup. which was award
ed to IL for having on Labor day turned
out 90 per cent OF it's membership
The presentation was by President Nc
Carthy Of the building trades council
on behalf Of the donor. The meeting
was also addressed by the donor. after
which there was an entertaining pro-
gram Of music and song. President
Staples of the union accepted the prize
on behalf of the organization.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
e:oLDFIELD SALOON RoBBED

GOLDFfELD. New. Nov. 14--Thc Roma sa-
loon IN North Main street was held up last
night by short masked man armed With two
big revolvers. The six men lni the place were
forced TO stand facing the wall while the robber
emptied the register. put a bottle OF whisky in
his pocket sud backed out Of the door. He IS
still at large.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
RuLpING SIZE LEAsEn

A ground lease was made yesterday
between Mrs. Mary Cryan and w. r.
Cordes for 25 years for the lot, 50x137:6.
on the corner of Post and Gardiner
streets between Ke5rny and Grant ave-
nue. on which Cordes will erect a six
story building r.. s. Browne repre-
sented Mrs. Cryan and the Pringle COM
paEy Cordes.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
NEw GERwAN AwBAssADoR

--rrATRO, Egypt. Nov. "A Count Won
Bsrnstorf. who has been appointed
German Ambassador at Washington, is
prepared TO leave for Berlin where he
vii receive Instructions and have an
audience with Emperor William. He
nIT leave Berlin for Washington be-
tween the 10th and 18th OF December.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
MErcALFs ARE COMING

WASHINGTON ID. G. Nov 14.-Sec-
retary and Mrs. Metcalf will leave
Washington about November 25. expect
ing to be in California by December l.
They will go to Oakland. and thence
Secretary Metcalf will join his son. whc
is to go TO the mountains for his health.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
BALL PLAYERS LEG BRokEN

While playing ball in Recreation
park yesterday afternoon. Frank Stef-
fens, catcher for the Wiley b. Allen
leg as a result of being struck by an
other player who was sliding to the
home plate. The fracture was reduced
in the central emergency hospital Stef-
fens resides at 2056 Encinal avenue
Alameda.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
TEXAS ENFoRCEs QUARANrINE

AUSTIN. Tex, Nov l4.-eiovefnor Campbell
today issued a quarantine proclamation. ef.
fective tomorrow. declaring rigid quarantine
against persons Infected or liable TO be infected
witb snla allpox. yellow fever. cholera. typhoid
fever. bubonic plague OF other communicable
diseases. either within or without the state Of