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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-05
VAIL DE VERNON JOINS
THEATRICAL COMPANY
California Actress Breaks With
BeIasco and Becomes Leading
Woman at the Hub
sPEcIAL DISPATCH no TIE GAIL

SPECIAIs DIsPAICH TO THE CALI
BOSTON, March Miss Vail de Yer
non, daughter of William de Vernon of
California. formerly leading woman at
the Isis theater, San Diego. has joined
the Castle Square theater company, Bos-
ton. as leading woman. succeeding Miss
Margaret Wycherly.
Miss de Vernon came east to star
under David Belasco. but. owing to
troubles of personal nature, the con-
tract was Cancelled. She is 81 years
old and was born in California She
will make her first appearance here
March 16 in The Shaughraun."
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-05
TELEPHONE KEARNY Sc
THURSDAY. MARCH 5. 1908
WEATHER CONDITIoNS

YESTERDAY-Psrtly cloudy; west wind;
maximum tempers so: minimum, -.
FORECAST FOR ToDAY-occasional light
showers. followed by clearing. cooler weather;
light south winds. changing 10 northwest; pos
sibly light frost in morning. Page 10
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-05
MISS HARTMAN WILL REcosER

NEW YORK, March 4.--At the home
OF f. II. Hartman ii was said today
that the condition of Miss Carol Harri-
man was Improving. DR.. William G.
Lyle said that the operation for mas
and that there was no doubt of recov-
cry
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-05
Register NOW, Republicans

IF yOu don'f want Her
rim TO rule you, get on the
register before April Is.
Old registration has all
expired-you must register
again before April is or you
can'f vote at the May
primaries.
Registration closes April
IS.
Last day on which reg
iSfered voter can move TO
another precinct and not
lose his primary vote,
April 6.
Registrars office in the
old city hail open from 9
a. IN. 10 5 p. m.
Register NOW, Republicans
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-05
Police Department Viii Aid in
Rounding Up Local
Anarchists
Captain Gleason to Detail a
Squad to Investigate the
Records of Suspects
Public Parks Closed to LaWIeSs
Element and DepOrtatiOns
Are in Order

A vigorous campaign against the
local anarchists was inaugurated yes
terdsy by the police department Chief
Biggy detailed Captain Henry P. Glee-
son 70 round up all the anarchists in
Ssn Francisco, and to prepare COM
plete record OF each man, the matter
so gathered TO be used as the basis for
deportation proceedings. The action
taken by the chief follows close on the
order issued Tuesday by President
Roosevelt through the immigration
bureau, requesting that the federal
authorities cooperate with the police
chiefs throughout the United States
The activity against the reds is the
direct outcome Of the assassination OF
Father Leo Heinrichs in Denver and
the attempt upon the life OF Chief
shipPy in Chicago.
It is known that a band OF anarch-
lists has made san Francisco its head
quarters.
OFFENDERS TO BE DEPoRTED
Captain Gleeson is familiar with this
matter. as most OF the snarchistic gath
erings have been IN his district. He
viii detail a squad OF men 10 look into
the records Of every person in the city
suspected Of anarchistic tendencies.
While the wcrst offenders are already
known TO the police. a large part Of
the work carried on BY the anarchists
is done in secret. II is the intention
of the police 10 drag the entire mat
ter into the light ana to prepare com
plete data on which the immigration
authorities viii be able to act
Where anarchists come within the
federal statutes. immigration Commits
Eioner Hart North will ask TO have the
offenders deported. The United States
attorneys throughout the nation will
assist in ridding the country of the
reda
CLOSE PARKS TO REDS
move against the anarchists was
made yesterday By the park commits
sioners when steps were taken to pre-
vent further znsrchistic meetings IN
the public squares. A city statute for
bids the use OF the squares for political,
religious and other meetings. and un-
Ger this law the chief Of police has
the power TO break Up all gatherings
in the parks.
II has been the custom Of the ansrch-
ists 10 meet aln1Dst daily in Jefferson
square and other public rest grounds.
II was in Jefferson square only a few
weeks ago that an agitator offered
such hagrant insult to the flag that
Colonel Trogden. veteran Of the civil
war. drew q pistol and ordered him
20 oesist This was the second case
OF snarchistic speech which had been
called 20 the attention OF the authori-
ties IN less than one month.
The order Of the park commission
was made upon motion Of Reuben H.
Lloyd, who spoke with force against
the practice OF allowing the reds to
make such use OF the public parks
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-05
10 Children Die Fighting for Life Locked in Burning SoohoHe

A o and he o
dfo making
ing her o he banquet
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-05
STRICKEN IN SENATE GALLERY

WASHINGTON. March I'D. J. Bren-
nan of Flagstaff. Ariz.. was stricken
with heart disease insthe senate gallery
today He was removed to the casualty
hospital, where he died an hour later.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-05
FOREIGN

Mrs. A. Hart McKee's counsel in divorce sui
presents afhdavits in which French maids de
clare husband OF beautiful Teris widow
made love TO them. Page
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-05
MAIDS M'kEE
LOVED HELP
WIFPS SUIT
Servants of Beautiful Former
Mrs. Tevis Say Husband Ar
denfIy Pursued Them
Counsel Asserts Pittsburger
Took Money and Left Her
to Dine on Cheese
Also Dragged Her With Rope
About Neck and Terror
lied Her Child
SPECIAL CABLE 10 THE GALL

PARIS. March Mrs. A. Hart Nc
KEGS suit for divorce began today in
Judge Dilte's court. Although the
beautiful plaintiff was not present, it
certainly was her day.
Scathingly, scornfully her counsel,
Maitre Barbour, one of the ablest law
yers at the French bar, described the
iniquities of which his fair client ac-
cuses her husband, the Pittsburg mill
honaire's son who has been involved
in several scandals and figured promi-
nently in the Phipps divorce case just
before he married the handsome, DASH
ing widow of Hugh Tevis of Califor-
MIA in Philadelphia IN January. 1905.
This man." said Barbour, more
than once tied a cord around his wife's
neck and tried TO drag her across the
room.
- Kee had the habit of walking
around his wife's home scantiIy clad
the lawyer declared. "or. if he pleased
TO clothe himself, it was in some fan
tastic costume; perhaps his pajamas.
with his wife's blue silk dressing
gown as a mantle In tiaisrsarb he
would go to the kitchen and make
fervid love to the maids
TOOK ALL HER MONEY
McKee's crnelties began very soon
after their marriage the lawyer went
on. He always carried revolver, al
ways slept with it under his pillow.
and often threatened to take his wife's
life unless she gave him money.
AT Monte Carlo he lost sums like
$4,000 in a single nights play.
Madame Mckee never grumbled, bu.
her husband took her money to stake
it and compelled her to sign checks.
He even signed her name to checks
For awhile Mckee succeeded in
prejudicing his wife against her father,
persuading her that Colonel Baxter.
former governor of Tennessee. Colonel
George W. Baxter. had robbed her.
And while Mckee was spending his
wife's money he was extraordinarily
mean to her. often she suffered for
food. Even when she was expecting his
child she had TO live for two days. on
gherkins and stale cheese. He gave
banquets while she remained at home
without money enough to buy meal.
He worked on her feelings by being
grossly cruel to her child. Hugh, the
r,o-tt,,,n,o,,e haha - Nv a..
who lived in terror of his stepfather.
Two hours before his own child was
born Mr.. Mckee refused to telephone
for a physician and left the room: left
his wife suffering the agony which
only a woman can know. She dragged
herself to the telephone and called a
doctor.
MAIDS MAKE AFFIDAvITs
Mckee was repulsive to a refined
woman like his wife," concluded Maitre
Barbour
1T is enough to say that his laun-
dress refused to wash the linen and
himself with the servants.
Miss West, most respectable Eng
Iish governess. has made an afidavit
describing his conduct toward her. So
has Henriette, who was Madame Me-
KEGS maid for years. She tells how
this man struck his wife often, and,
with uplifted fist chased her into the
garden
Il have here affidavits making % ac-
cusations, and here Barboux handed
up the affidavits-
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-05
BANK FAILURE

Savings bank official tells legislators that in
short time withdrawal notices will no longer be
demanded Page I6
Senator Wolfe insists that legislative commit
tee investigate action Of bank commissioners who
might have saved public from loss in wreck Of
Csifoniz safe deposit and rnst COM
pzaly. Page Is
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-05
EDITORIAL

square deal for Hartman. Page
The two plans OF currency reform Page
Daniel from San Bernsrdino. Page
The colonels are dead. Page
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-05
EASTERN

One hundred and seventy children die lighting
for life IN burning schoOlhouse whose doors are
believed to have been locked. Page
President resurrects declaration Of inde-
pendence from casket 70 show descendant Of
two signers. Page
Miss Vail de Vernon, Californis actress. lead
ing WOMAN al Boston tneeter. Page ]
Carriage manufacturers pretty wife arrested
IN hotel with chauffeur at request Of latter.
helpmeet. Page :
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-05
COAST

Southern Nevada republicans ready to stai
hot fight over convention city and may defes
Southern Pacific machine. PAGE
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-05
SPORTS

Climax Of form reserssls reached at Emery
vile. horses whose previous performances were
poor winning FIVE OF the six races Page :
--Buli'' Perrine is signed up 10 umpire In the
Pacific Coast league this season Page q
Property owners OF Marin county advocate
having the deer season closed for three
years. Page g
Jimmy Britt signs for fight with Packy Nc
Farland in San Francisco March 81 PAGE n
Colonel Jack wins the Rose Hill handicap from
Ven and Magazine at Santa Anita Page 2
Great registration stake OF 40 days will be
decided al IngIessde Sunday. Page A
Tod sloan threatens to expose what he terms
'-the rottenness Of turf conditions Page :
LABOR
state labor bureau to submit several proposed
laws to the next legislature. Page a
MARINE
United states cruiser South Dakota sails for
MagLalena bar with supplies Of soap ana cham
psgne Tor the bstucship Heet. Page 10
MINING
Leading GoldheId issues advance on the min
ing exchange, but volume OF trading is
Asht Page I5
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-05
GRAFT

Ruef perpetrates another hidden joke by secur-
ing orders for graft prosecution TO make sfh-
daFits. Page g
Harris Weinstock dencunces the merchants
who are responsible for attacks on the prosecu-
ton Of wealthy grzfters- Page 2
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Continued on Page 5, Column 1
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-05
CITY

Vigorous campaign against local anarchists is
insugursted By the police department. parks are
closed TO reds and arrests and deportations are
expected Page
Hamburg and his wife lash each other on
stand in sensational divorce case. Page 8
Board Of education decides 10 continue school
investigation Page 8
Calhoun stops contribution TO support of pars
concerts. board refuses TO maintain band for
his benefit and holiday attraction is no
more. Page 0
Lieutenant Herbert Millsr Of the artillery is
dismissed for having duplicated pay accounts
and becomes penny arcade manager. Page 2
Heirs TO 81 600 900 FolIis estate contest gov
ernments right 10 tax incomes. Page @
T. c. Friedlander denies the charge made by
J. L. Bristow that local shippers have been in
tinidated by Pacific Mail company. Page 15
Girl remains speechless in stupor for a month
following midnight pursuit by ruffsn. Page 3
Admiral Evans TO witness glitter
ing sight as they march up Market
street. Page 9
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-05
SUBURBAN

Phi Beta Kappa scholarship society elects
emeritus professor 70 membership. Page 4
High school students captured on roof of build
ing lectured by police captain and allowed
70 go Page 4
Women OF West Berkeley threaten TO turn
shotguns on scavengers If garbage is dumped
near their homes. PAGE 4
City engineer Of Oakland suggests vital
changes in proposed city charter. Page 4
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-05

Confined on Page :, Column
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-05
LABOR
MARINE

State labor bureau to submit several propose
laws to the next legislature. Page
, 1908-01-15
c. MT COLD,
G uve'm5r for de dansk restinaiske 6eyY
Rfdder Of Donnebrog, og
Dumnebrogsmand,

G0JOR vitterigt: Paa Tinansministeriets derom nedlagte
III llerundeIdanig>te F%orestilling har Diet behaget Hans
Majestet Kongen we'd alGerhojeste Resol ution af lode f NJ.
all+rnaadigst at stadfesre ~folgende af Kolonialraadet for
St. Croix den 7de Oktober d. A. veltagne Anordning ON
Udforselsafgift af Bomuld SAINT ON toldfri IndforseI af Gen
stande til Bomuldsavl.
81.
Ved.Udforelsen af Bomuld og Bomuldsfro frembragt pa ST Crox
erlegges en- Afgft at henholdsvis 5 90 og 3 30 hf Verdien tehh o
, 1908-01-15
E'l'okIana.

81 LIE og Enhver, der maatte have nocet
"A.ae' at fordre Boet efter afgangne Enke
MARY ANN PETRUS her al Bven indkal-
dies herved med 3 Maaneders Varsel til for
under'egnede SkIfterot, der behandler Boet.
at anmelde og bevisli9gore deres Kray.
L Boet afholdes en- SESSION her paa Kon-
toret den 3lTE rs. ~EfrERMIDDAd HI. > tor Mt
tretfe Bestemmelse ON REALISATION AT FJ-
ENDoMMEN No. 33B PnINDsESsGApE, hyori
Beet CT lodtagen med %.
Frederiksteds Skifteret, St. Croix, den S
Januar 1908.
AXEL OLSEN.
, 1908-01-15

were skilful enough or fortunate enough. as
the case might be, to bring down these several
parts, and the winners were as follows
LIST 81 Hansen of Hermon Hill,
for shooting down the breastplate, an achieve
ment which earned him the title of "I1rd-
king.
End P1ize-Mr. Peter Petersen, for shooting
down the head.
Bird Prize-Mr. Jose Gautier, for shooting
down the right wing.
4th Prize-Mr. V. Risom, for shooting down
the left wing.
9th Prize-Sergeant Biarning, by Sergeant
Christensen's shot, for shooting down the
tail.
The American steam, yacht S,ut, Captain
i. hen, left here on Sunday afternoon for Bur-
6udd, an island lying about 80 miles north
OF Antigua, of which it is a dependency.
The $. S. WriStionsted from ST. Thomas
called off the port on Monday evening, and
the pilot boat went out to her and brought
ashore the passengers, among whom were
Lawyer Nielsen and Mr.. B.. Nelthropp.
The S. s. Monoo has been lying in the
roadstead at Frederiksted from Thursday,
loading Bethlehem sugar for New York, and
according to announcement on Saturday af-
ternoon will leave that port about Saturday
the 18th inst.
The American 3 masted schr. Bertha +.
Wathe', Capt. Adrian Hooper, arrived here
on Saturday morning from Philadelphia
with coal for the Factory.
The SIS. KorOn0 sailed from New York on
the 18th inst, at l p. m. 800 packages for
Bassin
The S. S Parma will sail from New York
on the 22nd inst. for St. Croix, st. Thomas,
st. Kits, Antigua, etc. etc. and Demerara.
2 lines of rain were measured in Chris
tlansted on Sunday morning
, 1908-01-15

King will resume his former status in th4
Congo administration Under the treaty.
concessions will be administered under the
laws of the Congo State. Two million tons
of copper ore are reported to be in sight and
eighteen copper malachite mines have been
discovered.
Continued on Supp1emen0
, 1908-01-15
CRICKET NEWS.

Practice matches are played at Manning's
Bay every Saturday, and we are pleased to
see that they are appreciated by the mem
bers as the best means of improving their
form in the game. One of these was played
last Saturday between teams selected by
Messrs Resce and Paris. Scores were Mr..
Recess team ITO to Mr.. PARRISH. For the
former, L Reece 81, r. Taylor 80 and for the
latter r. Paris SO, played the best cricket.
There will be another match on Saturday
next, beginning at l pm, and the following
sides have been selected.-
, 1908-01-15
UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN CHRISTIAN-
STED'S POST-OFFICE
Ioail..

Mrs. r.. e. Bowen, Mrs. c. McEviIlv, Mr..
William Mulvaney, Mrs. Charles Pelton, Mr..
Peter Williams.
Unpaid.
Mrs. Joseph Colhurst 20 b., Mr.. I. r..
Frank 80 b., Mrs. RosabelI A. Leovy so b.,
Miss Sarah Morris 80 b., Miss Sarah Morris
80 b., Mr.. Charles Payne SO b., Miss Ade-
laide Roberts Dob, Mr. Emmanuel Gibbs,
(Bethlehem) 20 b., Registered Letter re-
turned to Sender, Edward Keynes.
Chrlstlansted Postkon;or den Site Decem-
Der 1907.
N. ANDERSEN.
, 1908-01-15
G. II. T. COLD,
G0ve1n0r ofMe Danish Vest India Islands,
Knight Of Dotae5too, and
Daane6rogSnand,
Translation.
D0nnebTogSnaand,

MAKES KNOWN: On the most submissive represen-
1IJ tation Of the Ministry Of Finances His Majesty the
King was most graciously pleased by Resolution Of 10th
utimo to sancti n the following Ordinance concerning Ex-
port Duty on cotton and concerning exemption from import
duty on Articles 70 use in raising and man facturing Cotton
in St. Crox, passed by The Colonial Council for ST. Croix on
the 9TH October a. c.
On Cotton aad Cotton Seed, grown in ST. Croix and exported from
ST. croz, there shall be paid Duty; respectively 5 and 3 pr. Ct Of tie
, 1908-01-15
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN
FREDERIKSTED'S POST-OFFICE.
Paid.
Miss Lily Hartmann.

Howford Boyco (Fountain), Miss Angus
tine Ba5tian, Miss Mamcila Byues dover
Love-, Miss Louisa Dabranco (Bethlehem),
Mrs Ella Finerup, Mr.. James Al endrjckson
Castle Bourkel Miss Christina Hendricks
son, Mr.. Benjamin Jones Golden Grove,
Mr.. Thomas Latlmer, Nh. James Alexander
Mills (Rlyer), Mrs. NURSE (La Grange), NIr.
II q. Nielsen Castle Bourke), Mr.. Author
Gayne Glover Love- Miss Annestcr Richards.
lr. Sammool smith (HogensBorg), Mr..
MortheW Stantelif (Fredensburgl Mrs. Mary
Weekes.
Frederikstod's Post Office, 31st December
1907.
, 1908-01-15
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Christlans.e

Jan. 11th-Viking for st. Thomas
Henry o. Creque, Emil Monsanto, Manuel
Estornel, Lawyer J. Nielsen, Henry Jackson,
4. Lindqvist, wife, son, and niece.
, 1908-01-15

we hope ladies will favour us with their
presence.
Z. o. NJ.
, 1908-01-15

Mr., r. Paris,
Rev. +. Hutson,
Mr.. &C. Robinson,
-" NJ. NJ. Skeoch.
Holmes-Ke
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A. G. Mahoo,
G. Robinson,
" f. G. LunLey,
O. Blackwood,
r. Lunney.
ed to attend, and
, 1908-01-15

Mr.. L. Reece,
r. w. Skeoch.
r. G.. Taylor,
r. Blackwood,
Beatty,
Kruse,
G. Drayton,
H. Drayton,
A. W. Elliot,
A. Lunney,
W. G, Lunney,
hose interest ed are a.
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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-04
HIS Wife
Will TESTIFY
EVELYN NESBIT THAW WILL 90
ON STAND TO RELEASE FROM
!, ASYLUM HER HUSBAND WHOM
SHE SEEKS TO DIVORCE.

POUGHKEEPSIE, May A.
Thaw's fight for liberty and release
from Mattewan state hospital for
the criminal insane was taken up in
tne supreme court today. 1t is based
upon writ of habeas corpus issued
Dy Justice Morschauer at White
flains, April %, and made return
able before him today
Young Mrs. Thaw has offered to ap-
pear in behalf of her husband, from
Whom she is seeking divorce, # heI
testimony is necessary in the pro-
eeedlngs. Thaw will undoubtedly &c
oh the stand in his own behalf. His
counsel says he is willing to submi'
70 any examination the court or dis
fiet attorney may desire as proof o
MS sanity. The counsel will oppoS'
any attempt to have the case trans
ierfed to New York county.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-04
R. G. Dun & Cos Review.

NEW YORK, MAY An review
ing the business of the country for
last week. r. G. Dun & Co. said:
Sentiment was greatly improved
in financial circles by the successful
issue of new railway bonds, prices
OF securities attaining the highest
pospitions since last October. but
mercantile and Industrial conditions
We're not changed.
The outlook for the steel business
frightened when it was shown that
the railways could borrow money for
needed work and the good progress
of the crops promised well for the
future in all branches of business.
Insofar as current conditions are
concerned, however, reports indicate
a small volume of trade and only
fair collections.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-04

ARE reunited


SANTA CRUZ. Cal, May 4.-To.
day Is the date fxed for the reunion
of all the warships OF the Atlantic
feet. The second squadron OF eight
ships will weigh anchor at Monte
rey this afternoon and steam acr0Gp
the bay to Join the first squadron.
Rear Admiral Thomas has an
nounced his intention OF g0in9
aboard the Minnesota this evening,
but Will not lower his flag on the
Connecticut until Rear Admiral
Evans comes from Paso Robles
The principal event OF today'H
program was the entertainment Of
the feet at the Fremont grove of big
redwood trees six miles from Santa
Cruz. Admiral Thomas and several
hundred officers made the trip to
participate in barbecue luncheon.
Hundreds of school children visit
ed the warships today.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-04
BIG SALE OF STATE LANDS.
Part Of It Under New Irrigation
Scheme.

BREWSTER, Wash, May A.
Ten thousand acres of state land be-
longing to the state college will be
advertised for sale this week. The
land has been cut into tracts aver
aging about 80 acres to the tract
and will be sold to the highest bid
der at the courthouse in Conconnul-
ly on June 6. 1908.
This sale embodies valuable
tract of fruit land and 1t is the In
tention to put water on it for irri-
cation purposes. The water will be
brought from the Methow river by a
canal 80 miles long, according to a
preliminary survey made last fall
George T. Crane, president of the
company, announced last week that
construction work would begin 81
days after the sale.
The tract of land to be sold IL
commonly known as the Brewster
fiat. the states rights to which were
contended last year and found to b.
absolute.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-04
Severe STORMS DRIVE
SCHOONER kELTON ASHORE
ELEVEN OF CREW WERE DROWNED IN ATTEMPT TO LAUNCH
BoAT-IIFsAvING CREW REscUEs N1NE-BoAT LOADED
WITH LUMBER. WHICH SHIFTED AND LISTED, WATERLOO
GING THE CRAFT.

NEWPORT, Ore, May 4.-The
steam schooner Mime E. Kelton,
from Aberdeen for San Francisco,
Captain McKenna commanding. met
with disaster during the severe
storms of Friday night. The deck
load shifted and the strained vessel
sprung a bad leak On Saturday a
big wave struck the vessel and
washed the deck load and cabin
overheard, leaving the vessel water
logged and unmanageable, with the
deck awash.
Eleven of the crew were drowned
while an attempt was being made to
launch a boat. Four succeeded in
getting out on a raft to endeayor to
reach the shore near Otter Rock Is
miles north of here. Three of these
men were washed overheard and the
survivor sustained broken leg.
The life-saying crew at this port
took nine men Of the vessel and