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The San Francisco call., 1908-09-12
PARENTS RUDELY
STOP ELOPfMENT
Miss Janet Pastor and Harold
Santos, Both Under Age, Have
Marriage Frustrated
Get Nearly to San Jose When
Children Are Overtaken
and Return Home

FRUITvALE, Sept. t1.-Miss Janet
Pastor, the 16 year old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James Pastor of Fruit
vale, was caught last evening as she
was eloping with her IT year old sweet
heart, Harold Santos. to the Garden
City, where the youthful couple had
planned to be married.
The parents of the would be bride
objected to her marrying because Of her
age.
The Pastor family moved to Fruit
vale three weeks ago.. The daughter
of the house slipped away some time
during Wednesday night, taking with
her suit and trinkets suitable for
wedding. The girls absence was
noticed yesterday morning and. sus-
pecting that their daughter had de-
parted to carry out her plan to marry.
the Pastors communicated with friends
at San Jose and requested them to
intercept the young eloper. This was
done and the girl brought home. Young
Santos is the son of a rancher living
near San Jose.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-12
BLOOD A CLEW IN
DONOHUE MYSTERY
Stains Found in Earth Beneath
Spot Where DecOmpOsed
Body Was Found
TaiIOr's EnpIOye Clears Up Re-
port That Horse Owner
Visited Woman

OAKLAND Sept. I1.-Interest in the
Donohue case has revived with the dis
covery Of supposed blood stained earth
beneath the spot where the BODY OF
the woman was found. The disclosure
appears TO be evidence that Mrs. Dono-
hue came 10 her death by violence,
fact which heretofore has been mat
ter of uncertainty, because no marks
TO indicate murder were found on the
decomposed remains.
Deputy Marshal A. ". Lippi Of En-
eryviie and Foreman Frank Krash
of the Western furniture company dis
covered the stains this morning, to-
eether with pieces Of cigars that never
had been smoked. This led 70 further
theorizing as TO Gustave Ahlstedt's pcs
sible connection with the woman
death. Lippi told Captain of Detectives
Petersen this morning that it was Ahl-
stedrs custom TO chew pieces Of un-
lighted cigars.
CAPTAIN Petersen has been carefully
watching for new evidence in the case,
but does not believe that the new dis
covery viii lead TO any definite con-
clusion.
The body had no marks of violence
Of any description upon It, he SAID,
and where the blood came from is
mystery. I do not see, in view of the
autopsy on the remains. how the blood
stains, If such they be, can have any
bearing in the solution Of the crime.
We have searched these grounds be-
fore and nothing has been found which
indicates that the woman came to her
death from a blow Of any kind. Her
skull had no mark from any instru-
nent. and If the blood came from her
head. there would have been some in
dication Of it."
4 - &c n he @frrT Il
over TO Chemist Benzinger for examin-
alton TO see If il is really from a human
being.
Further communications are being
received from relatives Of the dead
woman Mayor Mott has received a
letter from .. Warren Stewart of Birm-
ingham. Pa. another brother of the
woman. who seeks Information con-
cerning her estate.
The mystery Of the man who was
seen with Mrs. Donohue by Mrs. Storm
shortly before the disappearance has
been solved. He was Phillip Click
man. tailor. who works at 5s1 Va
lencia street, San Francisco. He was
in the northern part OF the state when
he heard that the police wanted TO
find the racehorse owner who had been
seen with Mrs. Donohue. An officer
al Redding told him the news and
ne hurried pack 10 ltilS city ana IN
trOduced himself to Captain Petersen
today. when he was exonerated from
any connection with the murder.
He said that he went to see Mrs.
Donohue for his firm TO measure her
for a dress. When Mrs. Storm saw
them he was leaning against fence
near the house, with one arm on the
fence behind the woman. He told a
clear story and was allowed to de-
part. He formerly owned a couple Of
racehorses.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-12
STUDENTS HAVE
NEW ASSOCIATION
President Jordan Forms Under
graduates in Committee
for Conference
Professors, Not CIassmen, Viii
Choose the Representatives
of the Students

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Sept. IL
A new body of undergraduates. TO be
known as the university conference.
has been organized by President JOr-
dan. The university conference will be
composed of undergraduates each pro-
fessor at the head of a department Sc
lecting one man in his department TO
serve on this committee which Will
meet at stated intervals and discuss col
lege affairs with President Jordan and
other members of the faculty.
1t is inferred that the university con-
ference is to be a body organized for
the purpose of bringing the students
into closer touch with the faculty. 1t
is the successor to the presidents con-
ference, a body which has been in ex-
istence during the last two years The
difference between the two organiza-
tfons will be that while in the Old body
the students elected their representa-
tiSes the personnel of the new will be
selected by the members of the faculty
The first meeting of the university conf
ference will be held Wednesday eveR>'
ing at the home of DR.. Jordan. The
men appointed TO the board have not
as yet been announced.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-12
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The San Francisco call., 1908-09-12
Coast News Items

ILLEGAL FISHING CHARGED-Astoria.
Sept. 1.-THE first day Of the fall fishing was
complaints charging violations of the new fish
law.
BOY FATALLY BURNED-South Pasadena
Sept. 11.-Because he wanted TO see how gaso-
line burned. Stanley Mayharney, aged years.
possibly fatally burned this evening. The
boy poured the gasoline on the lawn and placed
a lighted match TO it.
BOY SHOOTS GIRL BOOK KEEPER-Sacra-
mento. Sept. l1.-AIiss Sadie Kelly of this city
was accidentally shot this afternoon by Harold
Williamson. the IA year old errlnd boy in her
fathers grocery, where Miss Kelly was the book
keeper.
PROHIBITION TO BE sUBMITTED-Fresno,
Sept. 1.-THE board of supervisors today de-
cided 10 submit TO the people of the county out
side of Incorporated cities. the question whether
saloons to be permitted. The wet or dry
question win also be submitted in the city of
Fresno.
BODY FOUND IN RIvER-The DaIles. ore.
Sept. 11.-The body of an unidentified was
found floating in the Columbia river yesterday
near Lyle. A rope moose hung about the neck,
to which stone had been attached, and wounds
made by blunt instrument were found upon the
head.
SALMON cANNERY BURNs-The Dalles.
Ore, Sept. 11.-The salmon canneries and ice
plant of 1. H. Tafe at Cello were totally de-
stroyed yesterday by fire. The fire is believed
to have caught from the sparks Of a passing
train. The loss is probably more than $4,000
and uninsured.
HORSE BUYER MURDERED-Klamath Falls.
Wash. Sept. l1.-William Barclay is under
arrest at Alturas. Cal. charged with the muir
der of f. o. Jacobs, horse buyer, Yainax
Butte. Klamath Indian reservation. August 26.
Sheriff Barnes OF this county will bring the
prisoner. who is half breed, to klamath Falls
to await trial.
BARRIERS SLAYER SET FREE-Grass Val
ley. Sept. 1.-THE charge Of murder against
Jacob Purdy Of this city dismissed in the
superior court this afternoon motion of
District Attorney Jones. Purdy shot and killed
Harry Ramous a barber, July z. after row
following the attentions of Ramous to Purdy S
sister Purdy pleaded self-defense
RANCHER BURNED TO DEATH-DaIlas.
Ore, Sept 1l--George Selby. a rancher who
lived alone three miles from town. burned To
death IN his cabin early yesterday. Selby had
exhibited evidence of insanity recently and it is
the belief of the neighbors that he committed
suicide Seby was about 81 years old. He
came from Virginia about four years ago. He
had money deposited in local bank.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-12
JOIN THE MANDoLIN cLUB

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Sept. IL
Members have been selected for the
varsity mandolin club of Stanford uni
versity from the two lower classes. AS
result of rigid try out" held re-
Gently eight new undergraduates have
been added to the musical organization.
The new members are as follows: L. C.
Nemmo, 10; J. c.. Reinhard, IL; w. c..
Spencer, II; j. H. Stahl, r. B. Carter
IL; J. N. Haslett, '12; H. H. Sopper, ~,
and j. c. Thomas. H.
DR.. Kendric Babcock, president of the
University of Arizona. declared that
America receives the waves of civiliza-
tion from the old continent and that
these waves undulate westward to this
coast. I'VE will be in a Wilderness =
he said, until we Ito use the re-
Sources at our feet"
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-12
POLICEMEN MAY ARREST
PEDESTRIANS AT NIGHT
Second District Court of Ap=
peaIs Reverses Judgment for
False Imprisonment

Los ANGELES, Sept 11.-By a de-
cision handed down by the second dis
trict court of appeals yesterday it was
declared that police officers have a
right to stop pedestrians at night, ques-
tion them about their business and if
necessary, take them to the police sta
tion for Identification.
"If IL be the law that a police officer.
acting upon reasonable grounds in
making an arrest is liable, should the
arrest be subsequently shown unwar-
ranted, 1t were idle to maintain a police
force in large city" one of the judges
stated.
The case was that of w. p. Cisske.
who brought suit against Patrolman
Sanders for false imprisonment The
plaintiff secured a verdict for $500 in
the superior court but the higher
tribunal reversed this Judgment and re-
manded the case for new trial.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-12
WARREN WILL TRY
TO DEFEAT DEBOLDT
Stanford Junior and Sophomore
Classes Nominate Their
FavOrites for Office

STANFORD UNIV ERSITY. Sept. IL
Officers for the junior and sophomore
classes OF Stanford university were
nominated this afternoon The juniors
have placed before the members of
the class II. c. Warren, undergraduate
of Redlands. and T. A. de Boidt, coli
lege actor. as candidates for the posi-
tion of president j. w. Fitting of San
BernardinO is the only nominee for vice
president. while Miss Alice M. Schumate
of San Jose is placed in nomination for
class secretary, C.. l. Taylor OF Palo
Alto for treasurer, and A. T. Ehrhorn,
for sergeant at arms.
The sophOmOres have. with one ex-<
ceptiOn, nominated a single man ticker
the only competition falling for the
position of class treasurer. Bradner
W. Lee OF Los Angeles has been named
for president, G. Bevier for vice presi-
dent. Miss A Ehrenberg for secretary
r. J. Miller and w. r. Pittfnger for
treasurer and 3 n. Thompson OF San
Francisco for sergeant at arms The
elections will take place upon the quad
rangle the first part Of next week
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-12
CALIFoRNIANs IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE follow
ing Californians are registered in New
York:
From San Francisco-C. w. Smith.
Hotel Cadillac; w. Haars. Belvedere;
j. n. Sims. Holland house; Mrs J. Allen,
Albemarle; Mrs. X Berlin. Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Lille, III. NJ. Seiple, Broadway Central;
Miss A. Greene, Hotel Empire; d. Redo,
r. de la Vega, Plaza; a. Brooke, Herald
Square; B. Lyons. Cumberland; ]. Car
rington, H. e. ComstOck. Mrs. III. T..
Comstock. r. Dalzell, j. Ferguson,
Grand Union hotel: Mrs. NJ. L. Whaley,
Belvidere house; Mrs. c. c.. Wellman
Broadway Central.
Los AngeleS-MrS. Burnham, Miss V.
j. McGinway, Grand Union: B. B.
Brown, Victoria; c. G. +. Hoist. Astor
house; r. c.. Neal, st. Denis hotel: III. ].
Potter, Hotel Victoria; n. ROssiter. Hol-
land house; S. Rosenthal, Herald
Square
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-12
PORTLAND PLANS BIG HARBoR.

PORTLAND. Ore. Sept. 1.-THE port
Of Portland commission has under con-
sideration a plan for the improving of
the city's waterway. which. If carried
out, will give Portland one of the best
harbors in America. The plan contem-
plates the building of a causeway fran
the upper end of Swan island. in the
northern part of the city. to the east
bank of the Willamette river and the
dredging of a basin for the accommo-
dation of ships. This basin is planned
10 be $50 feet wide and more than two
miles long The estimated cost runs
into the millions of dollars.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-12
GREEKs TO LEAVE COUNTY

GRASS VALLEY. Sept. 1.-THE mass
of citizens of this place and
Nevada City arranged for this even
ing to consider the Greek labor ques-
tion of this county, was called off at
the last minute, on the report that the
Tarr mining company had paid of
all the Greeks and that the latter
packed up and were ready to leave
the county. The question has been
agitating the labor unions of the
county for weeks. owing to the wages
paid the big force of Greeks digging a
ditch for the Tarr company.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-12
FOUND MURDERED IN APARTMENT

NEW YORK, Sept. 11.-Evidence of
a murder was revealed today when the
body of Mrs Anna Mauro, % years
old. the wife of an employe of one of
her apartments in East Forty fifth
street. The woman had been rendered
unconscious by a blow on the head,
tied 10 her waist by another veil. There
were many bruises on her face and
body. Mrs. Mauro's husband was not
at home and the coroner was Informed
that he had been absent for two days.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-12
YOUNG FOLKS MARRY

SPEUIAL UISPAIJH 10 The JAI-L
PACIFIC GROVE. Sept. 11.-Wel1
known in society circles across the Bay
of San Francisco, but for some time past
a resident of Pacific Grove. today at
noon William +. Allen and Augusta A.
Nahl were quietly married at San Jose.
The bride is a daughter of the late Art
ist III. w. Arthur Nahl, the celebrated
pioneer painter and founder and first
president of the San Francisco Olympic
club
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-12
PROMINENT WOMAN DIES
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SONOMA. Sept. 11.-Mrs. Matilda
Breitenbach Ward, daughter of the late
Judge Breitenbach, and wife of Charles
H. Ward of San Jose, passed away at
IL o'clock today here after a linger-
ing illness. She was born here 45
years ago. The funeral will take place
from the residence of deceased 3
brother, Mayor George Breitenbach of
this place, and will be held under the
auspices of the Sonoma Rebekahs.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-12
COUNTY FIXES TAX RATE

SANTA ROSA. Sept 1.-THE county
board Of supervisors today informally
agreed upon the tax rate for the en-
suing year so as to allow the tax col
lector to proceed with his work Of pre-
pairing tax receipts. The rate for state
and county will be s1.55 inside and with
a 25 cent road tax. S1.90 outside of in
corporated cities and towns. The rate
last year was s1.40 and s1.75.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-12
WILL ASSESS CROPS

STOCKTON, Sept 11-County As
SCISSOR Moreing today announced that
he will hereafter assess crop mort
cages and chattel mortgages which
have never been assessed in this cOun-
ty. Crops growing are not now as
sessed and the money loaned on them
comes out of hiding and should be
taxed.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-12
ADVANCE GUARD LEAVES

PORT SAID. Sept 1.-THE American
battleships Maine and Alabama, which
are acting as advance guard of the
| main battleship fleet on it's voyage
around the world. left here today for
NapleS.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-12

PARIS. Sept 1.-THE following Cali
fornians have registered in Paris: Mrs.
r. Dusenbury of San Francisco and w.
r. Pond of Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-12
TANNERY Is BURNED

TORONTO, Ont, Sept. 1.-THE H. B.
Johnson company's tannery in River
street was burned today. The loss is
100000.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-12

BOY SHOOTS HIMsELF-vancouver B. c..
Sept. ll.-Frank Heay aged II. shot himself
while hunting yesterday. He died IN a few min
ueen.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-12
SETS FIRE no cELL

CONCORD. Sept lin a desperata
attempt to escape from Jail here lasf
night L. COrdine set fire to his cell
When the blaze was discovered the
prisoner was almost suffocated ana
badly bnstered on the hands and fano
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-12
NAVY ASKED TO SEARCH
FOR MISSING STEAMER
Tramp Aeon, Now Long Over
due, Feared to Be
Lost

WASHINGTON, Sept. 11.-Represen-
tative Maynard of Virginia, accompa-
MED by A. II. Martin and G. M. Serpel
of Norfolk, called on Secretary Met
calf today and urged the navy de-
partment to use its best endeavors to
locate the missing steamship Aeon in
the Pacific ocean. Mrs. Patrick, wife
of Chaplain Patrick of the navy. a
daughter of Mr.. Serpel, and Mrs. Pat
rick's children are passengers. A
cablegram was sent to Rear Admiral
SWinburne, in command of the Pacific
fleet, to report on his arrival at Apia,
Samoa, whether any trace of the Aeon
had been discovered If not then To-
Gated, probably the cruiser Colorado
now undergoing repairs at the Bre-
merton navy yard, and some other
scout cruiser will be dispatched in
seanrch of the Aeon.
The Aeon is a large British tramp
steamer which left San Francisco for
Auckland, New Zealand, on July G
with a mixed cargo and a few pas
sengers on board. 1t is now long over
due, being 81 days out on a trip that
should average from 80 to 35 days. 1t
was placed on the overdue list several
weeks ago and is now quoted for re-
insurance at So. In local shipping cir
cles it is believed to be practically GER
tain that the steamer is lost and that
efforts to find a trace of it will be in
vain. No reports have been received
of the Aeon being sighted by any ves-
sci after leaving this port.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-10-22


IRON County, Mo.-November Term,
A. d. 1908.
Monday, November 9th.
Arthur Fluff, administrator with the will
annexed of the estate of Harriet H. Emer-
son, deceased.
Josephine Efinger, Administrative, with
the will annexed, of the estate of Valentine
Efinger, deceased.
John F.. Logan, guardian and curator of
person and estate of John F. C. Logan, in
sane.
VIM. Trauernicht, guardian and curator
OF the person and estate of John Myer, in
sane.
Tuesday, November 10th.
Eliza Hale, curator of the estate of Jacob
Spitzmiller, a minor.
Cordelia Jane Pinkley, guardian and GU
rator of the person and estate of Archie o.
Pinkley, a minor.
Mary Agnes Maddox, administrative of
the estate of John Patrick Maddox, de-
ceased.
Wednesday, November 18th.
Matters continued from last term and all
lowances tried against estates.
E. L. FARMHOUSE,
Judge of Probate and ex-Onhcio Clerk.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-10-22
Democratic Ticket.

DeIIlOCTdllC llCkel.
FOURTH CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
MENT INCREASING the number OF
Judges OF the Supreme Court from seven
to nine; providing for the appointment OF
two judges by the Governor upon the
adoption Of this amendment. to hold
office until January l, 1911; creating a
new division and fixing the salaries OF
Judges Of the Supreme Court and Courts
of Appeals to be the same as now pro-
vided for Judges Of the st. Louis Court
Of Appeals.)-YES.
FOURTH CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
MENT - Increasing the number OF
Judges of the Supreme Court from seven
to nine; providing for the appointment OF
two judges by the Governor upO the
adoption of this amendment TO hold
office until January l, 1911; creating a
new division and fixing the salaries of
Judges Of the Supreme Court and Courts
of Appeals to be the same as now pro-
vided for Judges of the st. Louis Court
Of Appeals)-No.
FIFTH CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
Misunderstanding for the separation OF
the sources Of State and local revenue;
establishing local option for the counties
and municipalities Of the State in the
selection Of the subjects of taXation;
authorizing them to subject to taxation,
for local purposes, the real and personal
property Wlllln AltlF JuIlSOltllOl ulStpl-
tinuing the general property tax upon
real and personal property for State pur-
poses. Yves.
FIFTH CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
Notwithstanding for the separation OF
the sources Of State and local revenues;
establishing local option for the counties
and municipalities of the State in the
selection of the subjects Of taxation;
FOR local nurposgs. the real and personal
property within their Jurisdiction disc0n-
poSes')-NO'
MENT-Poviding that the Indebted
ness heretofore or hereafter ineurr So o6 ny
Pul'l''N' VI NHi'N' Nv va 49," ~"
be considered in determining the amount
Under the proyisions of Section la OF
,,rND
MENT-( providing that the indebted
anv civ containing not more than 10000
oinctric or othnr Iiornt nIants ehaIl moi
NJ in%Gbtcdnass which NAV he Incurred
under the provisions of Section ia o.
SEVENTH CONSTITUTIONALAME
ten cents ON the hundred dollars as.
sessed valuation, said moneys to be- ap.
roads ana hlghWaySJ-TES.
MENT|Proyiding for a state tax O
nant{e,oi in 10 ,o,,oraI coyntioe ~ ~,
Sta 3s an5 = Kick 9r ua rI SmNo r"'u i"r puoii'
excess of the amount provided in Sec.
ttonh IL. nlt' cF ~ GI r,I Iri G~o or pnrcbn TO-
EIGHTH CONSIlIJIlONAL "
habitants or over to become indebted il
t tinn :, . A rti ~ " " ~ tb5 piS0 onsfitution "F 70,
'u"""y'| NN'
ror representative III 0isl'
MADio0N ~ mill"
c. H. POLK.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-10-22

For Sale.-Six room residence
on Main street. Apply to John
Nagel, Ironton, Mo.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-10-22
PROBATE DOCKET

Term Docket Of the Probate Court of
IRON County, Mo.-November Term,
A. d. 1908.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-10-22

@td n@y.M M%din@ mpmg WITH %a%@ 1921 S@d Statutes 1M@%hLh hereby certify Mhe3 above dh g
d@df@ dc"t in H@n Missouri this Mhd lay oddeT A. DM@ JOSEPH A. RY
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-12
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

At caucus Of the Democratic men,
bers on the 5th inst. Champ Clark of
Missouri was chosen minority leader
of the House of Representatives. His
name was suggested to the caucus by
the retiring minority leader, Senator
elect John Sharp Williams of Missis-
sippi.
Senator Guggenheim Of Colorado an
nounces that he has two vacancies In
the United States naval academy for
midshipmen, which he will fill through
competitive examination Doctor Bak-
er, presiden. of the State University
at Boulder, will have charge Of the
examination, which will be held in
January.
Secretary Cortelyou Monday an
nounced that the Panama canal bonds
had been sold at an average Of 1O2.-
43G8. The lowest accepted bid was at
1O2.2!7S. There were 159 accepted bids
amounting to S3O,O0O.OOO Six hundred
and seventy-two bids were rejected,
amounting to $72,sOs,s0O. The total
number of regular bids, therefore, was
S31, subscribing for $1O2, 2,S08,S0O.
In decision,rendered by CQpmis-
sioner Lane Cf the Interstate Com
merce commission in the case Of T. M.
Kehoe & Co. against the Nashville.
Chattanooga & ST. Louis Railway Com
liany and others, ii Is declared that the
commission would not impose on car
rier the duty of telegraphing to the
oonsigner in the event that the ship
ment is refused by the consignee. or
the latter cannot be found.
All fourth class postmasters in the
states east of the Mississippi river and
north of the Ohio river have been
placed in the classified service by an
executive order OF the President. Here
after all the appointees to fourth class
postmasterships In those states must
undergo civil service examinations.
Postmasters now holding office will
not need to take the examinations.
Over $4,000 fourth class postmasters
are affected.
The Secretary of the Treasury has
awarded the contract for construction
OF public building at Trinidad, Colo,
to Dieter & Wenzel of Wichita, Kas., at
$65,799.
Attorney General Bonaparte has for
mally submitted to the Supreme Court
Of the United States his petition for
writ of certiorari to the Circuit Court
Of Appeals for the seventh circuit, Or
dering up for review the judgment of
that court reversing the rulings OF
Judge Landis in the rebate case
against the Standard OIL Company, in
which the company was fined $780,.
100000