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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-04-18

Emma Goldman. queen of the an
archists. arrived in San Francisco last
night. and she had no sooner reached
the St Francis hotel than she had her
first clash with the police. A local fol-
lower of the female apostle of anarchy,
Alex Horn. resented the presence of two
city detectives, who had trailed her
from Sacramento, and ordered them out
of the way. Chief Biggy had stroIled
in to see the world famed woman
anarchist leader. and when he heard
the angry words at the counter stepped
forward and Joined in the fray. Ben
L. Reitman, who last, night styled him
self King of Tramps," accompanied
Emma Goldman and was prominent in
the dispute.
IF any one interferes arrest them"
said Chief Biggy to the detectives as
he came UP TO the group. Instantly
Horn subsided, Reitman stepped aside
Emma Goldman registered with a -four
ish and was whisked upstairs IN an
elevator.
Chief of Police Buggy said last night
that he had received telegraphic re-
quest from the state department at
Washington to keep a close guard on
Emma Goldman. He said he had de-
tailed detectives to watch her and
would have her arrested If she made
any untoward moves.
Emma Goldman viii deliver series
OF lectures in Walton's pavilion, begin
ming Sunday Tuesday evening she
viii cross lances with the socialists In
debate with Nathan L. Griest on
anarchism as the solution of the social
problem. She will leave for Los An
geles April 27.
The police have learned that large
quantities of anarchistic literature
have been sent to San Francisco in ad-
vance of Emma Goldman's coming. This
propa ganda material, in many boxes
was stored in a house at 24S Boutwell,
Street. The literature was not seized,
but the police last night notified Miss
Goldman that it must not be circulated
here
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OCEANSIDE RESIDENTS
WANT CARLINE TO BEACH
Will Ask United Railroads for
Trolley Service Connect
ing With Boulevard

Residents of Oceanside are making
preparations to petition the United
Railroads to construct an electric line
over that portion of the district en-
braced in the franchise held by the
Ocean Shore line. Should this be
granted a road would be built con-
Meeting the ocean beach line with that
of the boulevard line on III street
Many Of the residents of the Potrero
and the Mission districts seek the beach
on Sundays, and the result is great
congestion OF the beach line on
Sundays and holidays With the
construction Of a line as proposed by
the Oceansiders the mentioned districts
would be tapped and the congestion
overcome.
For the last month many property
owners along the line of the proposed
new road have agreed to make the
necessary improvements to their prop
erty should the petition be granted.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

Friday. April IL.
stmr Casco. Ahlln. 80 hours from Coos bay.
bound TO Santa Cruz; put in for fuel
Stnr Acme. Miller. 80 hours from Eureka.
Br stmr Hazel Dollar, Bruce. days from
Guaymas
stmr Maverick, Daniels 81 days from Ia
coma
stmr State of California. Alexander 40 hours
from San Diego, etc.
Ger stmr Abessinia Kraeft 142 days from
Hamburg via Mazatlan 5 days
stnr Czarina, Dusgan, 40 hours from Coos
stmr Arctic. Olsen. Il hours from Mendo-
cino
stmr South Bay, Halverson, 40 hours from
stmr Tiverton. Johnson. CO hours from WI
lapa harbor.
stmr Curacao, Poulsen. II days from Quay
mas via Ensenada 81 hours.
stnr Gualala, Martenusen. IS hours from Del
stmr City of Topeka. Gielow, Il hours from
Bark Paramita. Moller, 81 days from Quay
mas
Friday April IT.
stmr Nevadan, Greene Honolulu and Kahu-
lui: Williams Dinond & Co.
Stmr Rose City. Kidston. Astoria and Port
land; San Francisco and Portland steamship
stnr Kadiak. Ross, Bristol bay; Alaska pack
ers' association
Coast steamship company.
Stmr Alaskan. Nichols. Honolulu. via Seattle
as Ship Star Of Italy. Thomson Bristol bay:
Alaska packers association.
Ship Bohemia. Whalman, Bristol bay; Alaska
Bark B. p Cheney, Bergman, Bristol bay;
Max Max packing company.
Bark Star Of England, Petersen, Loring
Alaska packers association
Bark r. P. Rithet, Mcdonald, Honolulu;
Matson navigation company.
SAILED
THURSDAY. April 10.
stmr Hanalei, Mcfarland, San Pedro.
Stmr Neyadan. Greene Honolulu and Kahului
stmr Casco. Ahiin, Santa Cruz.
Stmr Jim Butler, Olsen, Grays Harbor.
Stmr Tamalpais. Anderson. Grays Harhor.
Stmr Whittier. Seaman, Port San Luis.
Stmr Hornet. Marxsen. Grays Harbor
Bark Star of Chile. Haase, Bristol bay
Power schr Monterey, Johnson, Albion.
OUTSIDE BOUND IN-MIDNIGHr
TELEGRAPHIC
POINT L0B0St April IL. 10 p. m--Weather,
clear; wind northwest; velocity. miles per
As1- DOMESTIC PORTS
COOS BAy-Arrived April 17-Stmr Break
water. from Astoria.
ASTORIA-Arriyed April 11-Stmr Homer.
Sailed April l7-stmr George W. Elder. for
San Francisco, via Eureka.
SAN PEDRO-zArrived April 16-Stmr Fair
Oaks. from Grays Harbor. April 1I-Stmr sa-
hence apr II sts9soa Nome 6sscs City
Sailed April 16-Stmr National City, for San
Francisco; strnr Francis II. Leggett, for San
Francisco, with barge Rufus E. Wood in tow.
GRAIS HARBOR-Arrived April 16-Schr
Roy somers. hence April 4; schr A. B. johnson.
Sal Sailed April 1e-schr Virginia, for San Fran
cisco; stmr J. Marhoffer, for San Francisco
TATooSH-Passed in April 17-Sehr Robert
Levers, hence April 2, for Townsend.
Passed out April 17-Bark Guy c. Goss. from
Seattle, for Uyak: schr Maid Of Orleans. from
Seattle, for Boring sea
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L@IeuteHNHls O . N, N Charge

TACoMA-Arrived April 17-Br stmr Teucer.
MuKILTEo- April 17-Br stmr Fern
TOWNSEND Arrived April lT-Schr AIpena.
from Antofagasta.
SEATTLE-Arrived April 17-Stmr Cottage
City, from Skagway; stmr Bertha, from Valdez
strnr Catanla. hence April ~.
Sailed April 16-Schr Maid Of Orleans, for
Arrived April 17-stnr Cottage city. from
WRANGELL-sailed April 17-Stmr Jerer-
son. for Seattle; stmr Humboldt. for Skagway.
EUREkA-Sailed April 1T-Stmr Eureka, for
Coos bay; stmr Ravaili. for San Francisco.
Arrived April 1T-Stmr F. A Kilburn. hence
REDONDo-Arrived April 1T-stmr chehaiis.
hence April Is; stmr James S. Higgins. hence
April IS; .stmr Mandalay. hence April 10; schr
POINT REYEs-Passed April II, 1888 a. m.
-Stmr Maverick. from Tacoma. for san Fran
Passed April 17-stmr casco. from Coos bay.
for Monterey; stmr Acme, from Eureka. for
SAN DIEGO-Arrired April I7-stmr Cen
Sailed April I7-stmr shns- Yak. for Gamble;
stmr Alcatraz. for San Francisco.
PORT SAN LUIS-Sailed April 1T-Barge 81.
n TOW tug Sea Rover. for San Francisco; stmr
Arrived April 1T-Stmr Santa Rita. hence
FORT BRAcG-Arrived April 17-stmr Moro.
POINf ARGUELLo-Passed north April 10. 6
p lH--t'l sLHlr Iiazel OolldI, ITCH GuaymaSY Tor
San Francisco.
ISLAND PORTS
H0NOLULU-Arrlved April I7-Br ship Celtic
Monarch. from Hamburg; stmr Alameda. hence
April II.
Sailed April 17-U s stmr Dix, for Seattle.
FOREIGN PORTS
SALIVA CRUZ-saiied April 15-stmr Texan.
for San Francisco. via San Diego
ACAPULC0-Sailed April 1I-Stmr City OF
Para. for San Francisco
Observation-Disclosures April 17-Jap stmr Nip
pom Maru, hence March 81
NANAIMO-Sailed April 16-Schr Commerce.
OCEAN STEAMERS
GENOA-Arrived April 17-Stmr Princess
Irene from New York.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES April 11-Stm- Neko.
from San Francisco etc. for Hamburg.
for Portland Ore, via Yokohama
Arrived previous to April 14=Stmr China,
from San Francisco. Honolulu. Yokohama. etc.
Y0KOHAMA-Arriyed previous April II
Stmr Manchurla, from San Francisco.
Arrived April 1I-Stmr CeylOn. from Antwerp
cisco and Vancouver.
NEWPORT, va.-Sailed April 17-Stmr Buck
rania for San Francisco.
NEW YORh-Arrived April 17-Stmr Kaiserin
Auguste Victoria, from Hamburg; stmr 3iau-e-
tania. from Liverpool.
CHERB0J RG-Arrived April 17-Stmr Amer
ika. from New York. for Hamburg. and pro-
Sailed April 17-stmr Deutschland, for New
York.
GIBRALTAR-Passed April 17-stmr Cyclops.
from Vancouver. Settle and Tacoma. via Yoko-
hama, etc, for Liverpool
HAMBURG-AFrived April 1e-stmr Patricia.
from New York.
PLYMOUTH-Arrived April 17-Stmr Amer
ika, from New York, for Hamburg
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BELIEVES RosAMosD SAFE

ABERDEEN, April 1I.-Locai shfppitg men
are OF the opinion that the heavy reinsurance
offered at San Francisco the American schoon-
er Rosamond which sailed from this port for
Callao in February, is wholly unjustided Forty
days AFTER the vessels departure wreckage ard
ashore On the coast of Vancouver island Col
lector Of the Port Dorm says, however, that Cap
tain Chase made some alterations in his cabin
after sailing, and the collector believes the
wreekage is only that portion of the woodwork
The Rosanond is only 10 days out, and If Ii ar
rived today it would have made fair passage
Collector Dorm declares his belief that the vessel
is safe and will reach Calico shortly It carried
more than 100000 feet OF lumber and a crew
Of 10 men,
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Menaorunda

Per Br stmr Hazel Dollar. at San Francisco
April 17--I-eft Mukilteo Dee % for Shanghai
with $500. coo feet OF humber. Very heavy
weather was encountered after We cleared the
straits OF Juan de Fuca until we reached
slororan. Jan 26 and took further supply
OF bunker coal We experienced the worst
weather between Jan and Il and between lat
81 deg \, long ia deg W and lat 50 deg
y. long ITO deg T. and though the weather
during this time was exceedingly rough we did
not lose a single foot Of lumber from the deck
load. the vessel behaving splendidly throughout.
We left aIororan Jan "a and arrived at Shahg-
hal Feb 1. Left Shanghai Feb Il. arrived at
Moi Feb 20. and left that port fer Hakod2te
Feb 81. Arrived at Hakodate Feb "A and re-
ceiyed I, 500 tons OF crude sulphur shipped BY
Alitsui company for San Francisco We left
Hakodate Feb 81 and arrived AZ 0taru Feb IS.
We received at this port %. 900 hardwood ties
and left Mororsn March 3. where we took
is, 500 more ties. which completed the loading
All the ties were consigned to the Sonora rail-
way company. Guayrnas. Left Mororan March
and arrived at Guaymas April A. We expert
enced little bad weather at the commencement
Of the passage and fair weather during the re-
mainder. No vessels were sighted during the
whole voyage
NEW YORK. April 1.-THE Br stmr Maure-
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Army Transports

The Burnside is at Seattle.
The Buford sailed from Honolulu for this port
April 10.
The Crook sailed March from Manila for this
port.
The Fitzpatrick is at Newport News. Va.
The Dix arrived April at Honolulu from Ma
Mia.
The Logan is in port. undergoing repairs.
The Meade Is at Newport News, Va.
The Ingalls, is at Newport News Va.
Tie Sherman sailed April 6 for Manila.
The Sheridan Is at Mare island. undergoing re-
pairs and will sail for the Philippines May 5.
The Thomas sailed March IA from Honolulu
The Warren Is al Manila.
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arrived from Valdez this afternoon with the
Thomas automobile, which Will be shipped to
Siberia as the trail in Alaska is impossible.
The Swedish ship Clan Maefarlane win depart
next week
SEATTLE, April 1.-THE J. J. Sesnon COM
psny may put the steamer Anvil the Nome
Kotzebue sound this summer. The steamer
Alki will have to undergo repairs TO boiler and
engines. and the Delhi VIII make its trip to
southeastern Alaska. Captain A \. McAlpine
of the Chippewa was held blameless for the
accident when the Chippewa ran down the hall
but schooner Lydia March 20 and caused the
death of two fishermen The steamer Cottage
City brought 143 boxes Of fish and 200 barrels
OF oil from Skagway.
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taaia broke the west bound record over TIE long
course t2.SS9 niles from Liverpool for New
York. arriving to-day Time. days % hours
and % Minutes average speed. p. 0S knots The
record time was held BY her sister ship. the
Lusitania. days.
CAkAANAH. April 1T--Large Quantities q
NrecSage came ashore last night. ecnsistine u
Two boat checks FIVE feet long, three trunks.
hatch marked Port Forward No @. a broken
topnast- evidently from large Ship large quan-,
tlty OF white painted lumber; hardwood bottle
rack -FOUR i foot oars. peak bits broken.
reet long IS inches square, copper caps; stern
OF small gig. no marks
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT
SUNSET MONARCH OIL COMPANY location OF
principal place Of business being city and
county OF San Francisco. Cal.-N0tice is herebF
given that at meeting OF the directors. held
on the 9th day OF March. 1905 an assessuenr
OF tea cents (1Oc) a share was levied upon
the capital stock OF the corporation, payable
immediately in lawful money OF the United
States. to the Secretary at the Office OF the
company. No 90 Clay ST.. San Francisco. Cal
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 9th day OF April ioOs
viii be delinquent and advertised for sale az
public auction. and unless payment Is made
before. viii be sold the 14th day OF May
1905 az u O'Clock noon. at the Office OF the
company. 70 pay the delinquent Assessment
together with the costs Of advertising and ex-
penses OF sale. GEO A. DOUGLASS.
Secretary OF sunset Monarch on Co., 90 Clay
street.
Dated March -. 1905.
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SYNOPSIS

The pressure has risen over the southern half
OF the Pacific slope. Light rain has fallen along
the northern coast, but there has been rain
In the great valley nor in southern California.
1t is warmer throughout California and Nevada
and the temperature will probably continue TO
rise during Saturday.
FORECAST
For San Francisco and vicinity-Fafr Satur-
day; somewhat warmer; light west winds.
For the Santa Clara yalley-Fair Saturday
warmer; light north winds.
For the Sacramento valley-Fair Saturday.
except possibly showers In the extreme north
continued warm, light north winds.
For the San Joaquin valiey-Fair Saturday
warmer; light north winds.
For Los Angeles and yicinity-Tair Saturday
A. G. McADIE, District Forecaster
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Out OF Town Contestants Put City
SubdiStndS Far in the Rear
Great Appreciation Of The Calls $4,000
Prize Otter Is Shown Throughout State

some OF you San Francisco and Ala
media county people must wake up
Here is the finest offer ever made bv
newspaper and you are neglecting
H. bow is il that in some OF the city
districts part Of the most censely. popd-
lated area OF California so few votes
have been poued? This seems the
more remarkable when contrasted with
some OF the subdistriets out IN the
state where the field is infinitely more
restricted. Yet one young woman in
Betteravia, a thriving little city, bu,
one Of which many persons never have
heard, has secured more votes than all
the contestants in some OF the city
districts.
Neglect Of such>an opportunity is in.
eKcuseble. Here is a chance to graf
ify your hearts desire and ride in your
own automobile, no snide ramsbaclrl<
ABOUT 70 break down car. but a su-
peru Hinton Sixteen Six. the finest
automobile made in America. WHY
VIII you neglect 81? There is nc
condition attached You need not ever
be g reader Of The Cali to win TIA,
car.
NINE WEEKS REMAIN
Then why not exert yourself for the
nine weeks that remain of this con.
test and own your own autornebila.
STEADY work viii win q prize for you
just little ambition TO make the star,
ana a little energy 10 keep I'D your
stroke and the race is won. TonorroxT
the fun list OF names VIII be nub.
nsheo again VIII you still appear
among those with less than loo votes
or have your name in the honor roll,
Get that hundred votes today and nut
your name where il belongs among the
successful Do not forever be out.
classed when you have il in YOU "a
win you viii only make the star
today.
HONOR ROLL OF CONTEST
Here Is the honor roll with the
scheoule OF votes. See how many vou
can get this Gay, and the next day ge,
wee as many That is the way to
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The Overdue List

British ship Falkenbank, out 161 days from
Port Talbot. for Valparaiso. 60 per cent
American schooner Rossmond, out 20 days from
Grays Harbor, for Callao. 45 per cent.
American ship Bangalore ont i7s days from
Norfolk, for Honolulu. 10 per cent.
German bark Prompt. out 131 days from Tai
tai for Hamburg, 10 per cent.
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FILE BANKRUPTCY PETITION

petition 10 have W A. Mcnamara a cloth
lnS merchant OF Eureka. adjudged bankrupt was
fled yesterday IN the United States district
court The petitioners whose claims amount 20
- SIC. arere that Mcnamara transferred some
OF his property to preferred creditor. The pet-
tl1eers are Ito1Dlan. Aolrscalld l. Co.. A4ldel
Weiner & Co.. Williams-0larvin company and
Hirschfelder. Aeaney & Co. al OF San Fran
rfs
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ADoRN LoTTA,s FOUNTAIN

The board Of public works win give Lottas
fountain nj KearDy and Market streets a coat of
tronze and install lights 1t before the ar
rival OF the battleship feet. II Is believed the
work win be completed inside OF two weeks.
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DISCUSSES PROBLEM
OF WOMEN PRISONERS
Section of California Club Ex-
presses Views ON Aiding
the Weaker Sex

The prison section of the California
club met yesterday afternoon to dis
cuss one of the most serious problems
that arises in prison work. What to
do with the women prisoners after
they are discharged has been vexed
question for many years, and many
theories were discussed yesterday as to
the proper way of handling it. One
of the speakers was Captain Day of
the Salvation Army, who said that a
proper home, within the reach of the
city's working girls, would go far to
keep them from ever entering the pris-
ons.
Mrs. Jean Sinclair suggested the es-
tablishment of daily free cooking
schools, where girls could learn trade
that would prevent them from ever be-
coming Migrants. Mrs. Sinclair also
urged the teaching of some useful trade
in the prison itself and suggesDsd
scientific laundry work
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Shipments for Hawaii

The steamer Alaskan was cleared for Honolulu
via Seattle and Tacoma yesterday with 1000 cs
coal oil. 5000 tbls fuel oil In bulk. 60 cs gaso-
line and ID pkgs locomotive parts, valued at
S34, 449, as cargo from this port.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN


The ship Dirigo. at Honolulu. is under charter
for sugar thence TO Delaware breskwater.
The British steamer Carlton VIII sail from
here for lava in ballast.
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Time Ball

United States Branch photographic Office, Mer-
IL 1905
The time ball on the tower OF the Ferry build
ms was dropped today exactly at noon, Pacific
Standard Time Q20th Meridianj, or at Sh. com.
Co.'S, Greenwich Mean Time.
]. c. BURNETT.
Lieutenant u s A. charra
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branch Of the United States Hydrographic
Office. located at the Merchants Exchange is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit OF
mariners, without regard nationality and free
OF expense Navigators cordially invited to
visit the office, where complete sets Of charts
and sailing directions OF the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the lat
est information can always be obtained regard
ing lights, dangers TO navigation and matters
OF interest 10 ocean commerce.
j. c. BURNETT
Lieutenant. U. S. N. In charge.
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Weather Report

United States department Of agriculture
weather bureau-sSan Francisco April H. 1905.
RAINFALL. DATA
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sUBDIsTRICT NO. 8
sUBpIsTRICT 10. 4

Counties Of Sacramento, E Dorado, Amsdor
Hazel P. Journey Sacramento - $40
Miss Norma Eirtlzn, Diamond Springs. LAG
sUBDIsTRIcT NO.
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GRAND PRIZE DISTRICT sB,
sUBDIsTRICT no. 2

oOdD4bLHIUI 30.
-nat portion Of Oakland bounded tv Forty.
80 ss s..ee1 Fark avenue, the bay Twenty-sec-
Piesaeet FleasG-E Valley avenue and including
t ,-nh Aneraae s,ls5
- - Z. Dredge ...-.-............ I,6O2
IN
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sUBDIsTRICT NO. 10
GRAND PRIZE DISTRICT &C,
SuRDIsTRICT NO. j

Counties Of Butte, Suffer, yuba, Sierra, Ne
veda, Placer, ard the state Of Nevada.
Vincent c. Nevin, Virginia City, New Ise
Z. T. Roddan, Loorais .........-..-..... ITO
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HONOR ROLL OF CONTEST

Here Is the honor roll with the
schedule OF votes. See how many vo,,
can get this Gay, and the next 6av rre+
tWice as many. That is the way TO
VI;
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sun and Tide
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey-Time
and Heights OF Tides at Fort Point. For city
front mission street wharf add 25 minutes
SATURDAY. APRIL IS
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FLEET SAILS INTO BAY
NOTABLE CRUISE OF AMERICAN
BATTLESHIPS Is PRACTI-
CALLY ENDED.

San Diego, Cal, March 13.-When
the American battleship fleet under
the command of Rear Admiral Rob
ley D. Evans steamed yesterday into
Magdalena bay passing through the
rocky gateway marked by Salt Rock
on the north. Redondo Point on the
south, and dropped anchors behind
the high peninsula and promonotory
which stretches a protecting arm
down from the mainland and makes
Man-o'-W War Cove the most sheltered
harbor of the lower Pacific coast, the
history-making naval cruise of more
than $1,000 miles begun at Hamp-
ton Roads less than three months
ago, practically came to an end.
Magdalena is the present naval
Case of the Pacific for American tar
get work and battle drills, and by
right of temporary ownership
through government lease, the yes
sells, if not the men of the fleet, may
feel that they are again in home wa
ters.
There remains to be made the
trip from Magdalena bay to San
| Francisco, the destination originally
announced, and a matter of some
| 1000 miles, but it will not be be-
gun until after target practice is
| concluded and fleet drills are done.
| This last stage of the journey will
| be tour of holiday-making, with
stops at San Diego, Los Angeles,
Santa Barbara and Santa Cruz,
where reception committees are
planning all manner of entertain
ments for officers and men, the lat
ter especially coming in for the
greater amount of attention The
sailors will find themselves heroes,
every one, in the eyes of their wes-
tern admirers, and are promised a
series of fetes which include features
ranging from gala balls under the
! patronage of exclusively social sets,
to prize fights refereed by Champion
James j. Jeffries.
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defense made a motion for a new
trial and was granted five days in
which to file papers. The prisoner
was then ordered to be returned to
the county Jail pending this action
and the trial, which had lasted only
three and a half days, was over. I'm
der the laws of the state, Alio can
not be hanged within sixty days of
the rendering of the verdict.
There was no demonstration in
the courtroom when the verdict was
read by Foreman D. S. Johnson, a
mining engineer, at 2:45 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. The finding had
seemed inevitable from the begin
ming and the audience received it in
silence, apparently satisfied that JUS
tice had been done.