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The Washington times., 1908-09-29
BISHOP SABIN MARRIES;
AMAZES HIS FOLLOWERS
Faith Curst Broken-Hearted by Death of First Wife
Last May, Contracts Second Union in
Boston a Month Ago.

Bishop Oliver c Sabin. head Of the
Evangelical Christian Science Church,
who caused so .nucn comment last May
by declaring that he had raised his
wife from the dead because he could not
live without her. has espoUsed new
wife The first Mrs. Sabin died the
early part Of May. The second mar
rage tok place IN Boston during the
latter part OF August. The bride was
Miss Pauline Beckmau, Of 40 Fourth
street. Washington. II was not until
today. however, that the racts Of the
second marriage became generally
known
To say that the lew marriage came
as a surprise would be putting a very
mild dednition TO the sentiment that
was aroused among his congregation
and his immediate family.
Last May Bishop Sabin caused a great
deal OF comment BY declaring that his
wife Mrs Mary CoTdelia Bent SaDlns
who was officially pronounced dead ,,, ny
physicians on May 6. actually had died
three weeks prior TO that date. but that,
n rough the ferverenCy CT his prayer
and the intensity OF his faith, he had
been able TO literally raise her from
the dead.
her vas filed with constant suffering
Wien her soul returned 10 earth, said
the bishop, she rather reproached her
husband for bringing her back from
where il was so beautiful The bishop
replied that he could not live without
her. and. IN relating the circumstances,
declared
She was my all. my life, the fulfill
ment OF my existence We were not
merely welded; our souls. hearts. and
minds were welded / prayed 10 heaV-
/ en- not 10 take her from me-
Eire+ Wife Oied
The first Mrs Sabin was a women Of
1 considerable erudition. and the follow
ers Of the faith regarded her as su-
pernatural parsonage Bishop Sabin had
I been greatly depressed by the death Of
his wife, who. he said. had really died
I because she had concentrated her mind
on the thought that she would some
dav die of cancer, an ailment which
( was responsible for her death
He had planned a worldwide lecture
tour with her, but her death interrupt
/ ed this trip, as il did other plans The
/ bishop for a time was so depressed as
I 20 be practically united for preaching
at his church, which holds services at
/ the Scottish Rites Masonic Hall, 1907 q
[ became reconciled 20 his loss
Every year il has been customary for
I him 10 take a class with him TO Pop
/ ham Beach, near the mouth OF the Ken
! nebec river, about sixteen miles from
Bath, Ne. During. the summer months
the bishop has conducted sort Of lee
The Washington times., 1908-09-29
CLEVELAND WINS;
MAJ PASS TIGERS

CLEVELAND, Sept. 29.-By defeat
ing Philadelphia this morning. Cleve-
land made itself eligible for first
place should the Tigers drop this
efternoons double header with the
Nationals. IL Detroit breaks even the
Maps and Tigers VIII be tied for first
place.
The score: r. H h.
Phila. -. O00 O1O3 0 o. 4
.Cieve. -. 1 o 0 0 Q 1 Is 10
Batteries-Philaoelp elphia. Flaler and
Egan; Cleveland, Berger and Bemis.
The Washington times., 1908-09-29

Gipsy smith COmins.-Advt,
The Washington times., 1908-09-29

Fair and slightly cooler with
frost tonight. Wednesday
fair; rising temperature.
The Washington times., 1908-09-29

Glpsy Smith COminE.-Advt
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GipAE sRals COMsRs-Advt.
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ture course for the benefit OF his fol-
lowers OF his particular cult. which is
an offshoot from the Eddy faith.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-20
Albion ROvers Win
From ThisfIes
Soccer League Champions De-
feat Rival Team With Lit
tie Difficulty
BY Bob Shar1d

The Albion Royers and Thisties spent
yesterday afternoon chasing one anoth-
er around Freeman's park, Oakland,
and the material result of the little
soccer injected into the proceedings was
a victory for the Royers, 4 to !. The
Thistles were Handicapped by the abb
scence of several of their regular
players.
Five minutes after the kickoff the
Thistles' defense was called upon to
clear, and on the ball being returned
TO midfiefd Petrie made connections
and started on his way to goal. At
the IL yard line he transferred to
Aitken, and that player scored the first
point of the game by walking into the
net with the ball at his foot.
Cockburn, who was making his de-
but as a center forward. and Incl
dentaIly playing a.splendid game. was
responsible for the next goal Aitken
made il three shortly afterward, and
before the interval Cockburn kept up
his end by adding another point.
The second half was more evenly
contested and the Thisties at times
showed some speed. After hot rally
Munroe-who, by the way, is a mem
Der of the Robert Burns team-found
an opening and saved the Scotch team
from a whitewash. The lineup:
Albion Rorers-Marshall, Anderson Suther-
Land. Mcintyre. Baimain. McKiernon Milne
Petrie. Cockburn. Pike and Aitken.
Thistles-Pa terson. MeBain- Mcdonald. Kay.
Christie. Thompson, Shanks. Pennyeook. Munroe.
Referee-J&mes Askham
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-20
Baseball Notes

Nick Williams rounded out the week in grand
form with the bat. Out OF eight trips TO the
Esoia made three out of three times up in the
morning game.
Jack o'Ccnnell viii work in the south for
couple OF weeks. beginning tomorrow. while Per-
rlne comes here Big Jack went through a
should be in good form when he goes against
those Los Angeles crabs. They are the worst
in the league TO satisfy.
Little scruggs. who broke his leg In satur-
day. game. was taken 10 private hospital
Yesterday and as soon as he can be moved he
met with his injury the little fellow was not
thinking Of himself Make it as easy as you
ea9. ssI9. boys: rs ne said for ! do not want nay
EVERYBODY moved On and of the field in
great shape during the last series with the ex-
eeRtion sfI, Of the @ two captains; Mohler and yan
am am going to have fast ball in this league. and
the the captains vii have to set a good example
the yioiators viii be punished
The Seals VIII leave for Los Angeles this
evening. where they will meet the champions
in grand shape and playing the game of its
lfe. 1t figures to do better than break even In
escsr oaf af a heme et rhs Tns9sd S ID
ready for. action again. and it is liheIy that
Berry will be 1T. though Esoia and La Longe
viii be on the job in case the regular backstop
cannot round into form.
The race promises to become more interesting
this week. That double trimming that the Oaks
gave the Seals yesterday brought the latter
down several pegs and put the Commuters only
game behind the Angels. Portland managed
to break even IN the southland, creditable
showing for its first trip 10 the toughest town
in the league to play ball in II the Seals
ca ndo as well this week there should be no
kicks from their admirers. Oakland and Port
land promise TO provide an interesting series
They viii open tomorrow afternoon on the
grounds across the bay and cnrded to play
seven games The showing of the Beavers In
the south demonstrates that they have at last
managed TO master the system Of playing the
game together. Oakland win have to hustle
hard to get away with the series. The Beaver
pitching stan is in good form now and the
team is hitting even harder than 1t hit against
the Seals In the opening series.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-20
Sacramento to Join
Coast League

The first steps by the magnates OF
the Pacific coast toward charging their
circuit TO six clubs was taken yester-
day. when President J. Cal Ewing vir-
tually granted the Sacramento fran
chise 10 Ed Kripp. the well known
sportingman, with the provision that
another club be added to the league
before the season opens next year.
KIipp stands ready to back the Saora-
mento club with his own money. and
guarantees TO put up a bond to keep
his team in the league at least three
years.
Ewing and the other magnates are
anxious for a six or an eight club cir
cult. II Seattle or Tacoma or any
other northern city is taken in, it
viii De necessary to add a California
club. Several cities are anxious to
break into the circuit, but as Kripp's
proposition is the most feasible and as
he further guarantees 10 finance the
club himself. Ewing readily decided
that he should have the franchise, pro-
vided q sixth club could be secured dur
ing the coming year.
The magnates look for the Seattle
people TO come forward and knock at
the door ere long. Seattle has had
enough bush bali OF late. and the fans
OF the Puget sound city likely would
welcome some class A ball again. In
the event that either Tacoma or Spo-
kane were taken in with Seattle. then
Venice, the Los Angeles suburb, would
be added, so that the fans of the south
land could have continuous ball, the
same as in this city.
Kripp is not q newcomer in the
world of baseball. He managed the
old Sacramento club before Mike Fish
got hold OF it and made money while
he was magnate. He has large inter-
ests in and around the capital city, and
he Informed Ewing that he had an
ideal location for ball park in the
heart of the city.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-20
Sailor Of the Georgia Again Aids Fair
Contestant With Votes
Sends Subscription and Coupons to Be
Added to Her Score in Honor Roll

one young woman among the con-
testants for The Calls $4,000 in prizes
Shonlo thank her parents that they
gave her an attractive name. One Of
lne sailors OF the feet, reading the
list OF contestants sent her two votes
clipped from copies OF The Call. which
were distributed 10 the sailors in Mag
oalena bay.
This interesting occurrence was pub
hshed recently and a copy OF that is
sue sent 10 the sailor. Yesterday an
other letter came from him 10 the con-
test department, which is published
herewith, the name Of the young woman
ano that OF the sailor being kept Sc
cret toE obvious reasons:
Z s. 5 Georgia, San Diego, April IL.
Nentest Department Of The Call. L
Was much surprised TO see the article
an your paper concerning the votes
NeoN 10 Miss I am very glad
indeed that I picked a girl that appre-
eiates SO small help from a stranger.
received a letter from her today, in
which she says that she entered the
contest with the hopes of winning n
scholarship II is great pleasure to
me 10 help any one that fs trying TO get
an education when II is In nay power.
= Enclosed you VIII and remittance for
four months Subscription, which en-
rides me 10 500 votes. You viii please
ber- i also send IL coupons fer her
and VIII Try TO get some more subscrip-
uons Tor her before the time fs mp.
Respectfully, III. V. III.
Now for the moral That young
woman has received 5IS votes that she
never expected. The reason Is that her
name was IN the honor roll, else the
sailor never would have seen IL
=. Again is IL proved that nothing sue
.ceeos Ike success" or as BENJAMIN
FRANKLIN put II IN Poor Richards Al
4 nenac. God helps them that help them
sseEves"
Those who have not yet received 100
votes should see that they get them
"ltnout delay. The advertisement of
sEoAr name IN the honor loIl may bring
you thousands OF votes that you never
anticipated. II your name remains in
me less than 100 column. which is
printed only on Sunday, then six-sev-
entns, or perhaps nine-tenths. of your
advertisement is lost. Get in the list
. thst is printed every day and some
:: friend may help you win one OF those
magnificent automobiles. Here is the
lst where your name should be. If
y is not there. get 100 votes and put il
there at once
Following is the honor roll showing
ne totals in the voting up 70 Saturday
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-20
GOULD WINS RACKET cur

TUXEDO PARK. N Y, April 19.-Jay
Gould champion court tennis player
of the world. defeated Pierre Lorillard
Jr. of the Tuxedo tennis and racket
club today in the third and final round
for the gold racket championship in
straight sets, SO, 6-1, 60. Todays
victory makes Gould the winner of the
gold racket prize outright. Gould has
promised to give for competition a
trophy of equal value for next years
competition, and the Tuxedo tennis and
racket club purposes TO put up a spe-
cial cup.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-20
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. MEETS

OAKLAND, April 1s.-The regular
quarterly meeting of the chamber of
commerce will be held Wednesday even
ing. A large attendance is expected, as
a number of important topics will come
up for discussion. The chamber Of
commerce has just celebrated its second
birthday The Offices and display
rooms of the organization We're first
opened to the public on the evening of
April II. 1906, about II hours before
the earthquake occurred.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-20
RACE RuN IN sNowsToRm

PARIS, April 1a.-Eugene FischofTs
Dandolo won the President of the Re
public's cup steepiechase today. The
race was run in a snowstorm
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-20
Mrs. Emma Bateman, Bakerg6eld . 1910
Bob Burton, Oil Center -. W..... lO60
Mrs. Agnes Fisher Kern --....... I022
suRn1srnfCT No


Counties Of Santa Clara and San Matco.
Mrs. Mile Brown. South City ..--... 7,1oz
Miss AGNES Jory. Pa1o Alto b,629
Daisy helier, San Mateo ...-+........ 4,575
Hiss Angela Ruch. Mountain View .-.... 4.275
August Belfrage, BurIingame -. 2i29
Mss Marguerite Brown, San jose ... 2il0
Miss Clara Berg, Burlingame ...... 1904
kiss Rosalie Goefrey, San Jose ........ l,I03
Miss Mae Carroll, San Jose ..--...+. 964
sUBDIsTRICT no. Q
Counties Of San Luis obispo. Monterey, San
Benito, Santa Cruz, Santa Barbara
Kiss N. Redman, wstsonville ....-.. 1881
Miss Irene Walker, Betteravia IL, Isl
Miss Mabel Kearney. HollsteF e,s3S
Tracy Peck, Watsonviile 5,9z2
Miss Carrie n kmador, Boulder Creek :. 572s
Edward Thompson, Spreckels ........... 5276
Miss Lena Fnnce, Gonzales .-......... $3.50
Ben G. Bellamy, Watsonville ...-....... 2,4<3
Miss Eva Craig, Santa Cruz -.......-s+.. 1,olo
Harvey J. Cannon Santa Cruz e55
James Il. Gillen, Santa Cruz ............ SGT
n. H. Harrison, King City .--.......... 6l0
4. G. Berger, Gilroy ................... 41o
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-20
BUSINESS CHANCES

tSAss@SS>' %A&A<sSA1S
RESTAURANT: good thing: theater district
Lunch counter; partner wanted
Cigar stand; good corner.
Delicatesseu business; best IN the city.
Partner In real estate business; good.
income @ s SIS IS per per- day; ss s~ei. u ''s es'
Grocery store; central location; bargain
GrDg r1s. st9Ts 9Ur,ssdns ont Of y swn god Ieney
y. II. M0AK & CO..
Room 4, 1915 Fillmore st. near Geary.
$500 payable $40 monthly. buys everIasting IN.
a ysd Ios
you may live anywhere; We do the wefk fer
one-tenth OF crop; we protect the widow and
SACRAMENTO VALLEY IMPROVEMENT CO.,
147s EDDY Street
$1,000 to $4,000 yearly easily made IN real
estate business no capital required; we will
teach you the business BY mall appoint you
special representative Of leading real estate
company. list with ron readily salabie prop
critics. cooperate with and assist you to per
manent suecess. Write for free g. page book
The CROSS CO.. 81 Reaper block. Chicago.
SALOON FOR SALE WITH uCENsE AND
LEASE.
In heart Of the city, In rapidly growing neixh-
borhood; elegantly furnished and equipped:
good chance for progressive man; price yery
Monadnock building.
UNUSUAL opportunity-In order to extend
well established and profitable cash dry goods
business in one OF the best cities in the north
west an interest VIII be sold to high grade
man or men with $4,000 TO $4,000 to in-
vest; no other need apply. Box 1915. Call
FOR sale-Third interest IN a manufacturing
business; will stand Strict Investigation; clean
business; money maker: best reason for sell
ing; no experjenee necessary. For particulars
see FULAER, 11f5 Broadway. OAKLAND, 322
Pacific building. San Francisco
FOR sale-A livery all boarding stable: cheap:
splendid location: long lease to run: income
from $500 10 500 per month rent very req
sonable; also herse for sale: s rnon cottage
on easy terms. Inquire of owner, II24 Alca-
tras av-. South Berkeley. Cal.
PARTNER wanted In an cid established fruit
and produce commission business; present par
ties have Is years experience. rea son for
partner to increase capital for enlarged busi-
ness; rare chance for right party. Box s6G
Call Office.
CORPORATION manufacturing products handled
hy Wholesale and retail dealers. desires dis-
triet sales mana ger. liberal compensation and
commission, Investment ana unquestsonab,e
references required; year contract. Address
box 525, Madison, Wis
JUST the place for branch bakery and notions;
sunny corner store and living roous- 13fh and
Bernice; key 1T grocery, 18th and Folsom.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-20
sIEETINGs-speclal

NOTICE ofSannual meeting of the stockholders
FRASCiSE0-The regular annual meeting of
the stockholders of Mercantile Trust Company
of San Francisco viii be held at the office OF
the corporation. No. 464 California ST. San
francisco. California. on Wednesday, April %,
l9os.. at IL o'clock noon. for the purpose OF
ensuing year and for the transaction of such
other business may come before the meet
ing. Transfer books will close on SATURDAY,
April is, 1905. at IL o'clock noon
o. ELLINGH0USE, Secretary.
Dated Anril Ia 1908
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-20
suBDIsTRIcT no. =

That section bounded By Army street San
Bruno avenue, oorbstt avenue 20 Ocean avenue,
the ocean ard county line.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-20

THE regular ANIMAL meeting OF the stock holders
of SPRECKELS SUGAR COMPANY will be
held at the office OF the company, 30 Clay st,
San Franciseq Cal. on MONDAY; the 9th
day OF April, 1905. at the hour of IL o'clock
ms for the purpose OF electfng board of
directors 10 serve for the ensuing year and for
the transaction Of such other business as may
come before the meeting. The transfer books
VIII close on Friday. April "a. 1905. at 8 p. "a.
w Fl. HANNAH. Secretary
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-20

No. 19. B. of P, d. and p Of A..
will hold a special meeting MONDAY EVEN.
ING, April 20. 1908. at Sheet Metal Workers
han, 2i4 Guerrero St. TO consider and vote on
amendments to the constitution Members
please take notice
GEORGE T. ROWEN Recording Seeretarv
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-20
s-zDIsTRIcT NO. 4
sUBDIsTRIcT 30. S
sUsD1srRIcT NO. 6

The Sunset district. That section bounded by
A. street 6tznySn street, Twin peaks, Corbefl
s-lTerae, Ocean avenue and ths ocean
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-20
sURDIsTRICT 30. ll

K section bounded By Larkin street, Fulton
!. First avenue ard Ell;s street.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-20
sUBpIsTRIcT 10. 8

/ cOuzties Of Sacramento, e Dorado, Anador.
Hazel P. Journey, Sacramento - sexs
Miss Norma KirtlAn, Diamond Springs lzs
sUBDIsTRIcT 40.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-20
GRAND PRIZE DISTRICT 'B"
sUpDIsTRICT NO.

That portion of Oakland lying south Of the
center o. Twenty-second street and west Of Lake
/
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-20
RAND PRIZE DISTRICT @Ay
sUBDIsIRIcT 10. !
EUspEsTREcT no. 2

That section bounded by Lsrksn s.-sst Firxt
evenue, Cslifo-nis street and the bay.
Eiss Era z DuEy ......... 10 zos
80 -. SlaosE Sriirn ------------.. 5.476
], de j EozlaEys .-...-.. ise
co2err MG-o1e 11n
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-20
sUBDIsTRIcT no. 10

Al Of Alsmeda county not included in above
niHe districts.
Mss L z. Christensen, Hayward .. l2,462
matt q. Peterson 5r., Hayward. -....... 10. z9l
Lrnest ". schween, Ple2santon ..... e,27e
Miss Vert butcher, Livermore ..... 1888
MSS MARE George Plessa1ton ......... 3,15s
Aiss a. Alaneida, Pleasanton ........ $3.50
MIS-. Charles =. French, Knightsen... $40
l. Camons --........-..-.......... 2l0
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-20
sUBpIsTRICT 40. 4

East Oakland. That portion Of Oakland known
as East Oakland, lying east Of Lake Merritt
and Pleasant Valley avenue.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-20

JUST the place for branch bakery and notions
sunny corner store and living rooms 13fh and
Bernice; key 1T grocery, 18th and Folsom.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-20
sUBDIsTRIcT no. 2

That portion Of Oakland bounded by Forty
1rst street, Park aTenue, the bay, Twenty-sec-
Dad street Pleasant Valley avenue and including
Piedmont.
Frank Endrsds s,is5
Arniger z. Dredge ................ i,e52
Leo Ma-ymoat ........-......- 41o
Norman Chinn ......-....-.. 2IO
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-20

manufacturing products handled
by Wholesale and retail dealers. desires diz-
trfet sales manager. liberal compensation and
commission: Investment ana unquestscnab,e
references required; year contract Address
box 525, Madison Wis
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-20
sUBDIsTRIcT NO. 8

Counties Of Fresno. MADEIRA, Mono, Inyo, Al
pine. Kern Tulare, Kings.
Arthur BzEden. Bodie ....-.....,. s.z54
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-20

That portion bounded by Piedmont Berkeley,
e bay, Park avenue, Forty-frst street and
The Holly chieftain., 1908-11-20
SHOWS ENTERPRISE

Our esteemed contempory, the
La Junta Daily Democrat, an
nounces in recent Issue that it
has Associated press service.
surely "a good feature for any
paper. The Democrat is the only.
daily in the eastern part Of the
state that has Associated Press
service and wecongratulate Brother.
Nc Canley on his enterprise in so
saudable an undertaking.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-11-20
How He REGISTERED.

A travelling salesman. finding
himself in strange territory,
sought the only tavern in the
imall settlement to put up for the
night. Much to his surprise and
chagrin. the proprietor demanded
s..
.What?o calculated the sales
man. Why, that is robbery. ]
can stop at the.Iargest hotels in
Chicago for that sum-"
But yeou amt in Shee-cago
now, stranger, drawled the propri-
etor, ''and. besides. we have some
Of the biggest people in this state
as our guests. Take Isaac NJ. the
great lumber man. He was here
yesterday and there is his name
on the register--I. NJ. Bung.''
The salesman looked from the
register to the coming darkness.
Then hetook the pen and wrote
beneath the name:
Il. NJ. Stung."
And forkicg over the s. in adj
vance lie assembled the creaking
stairway to-his room,
The Holly chieftain., 1908-11-20
ANAL C9USIYSEAT SPASM

The Lamar papers are mersi-
ieaaly lamhasting each other with
charges and counter charger over
tbe county printing, one Office
changing more for the same space,
ahhcugh the law is very plain ON
~ subject. II its one thing that
esn kills town, it's politics and
1lazsss lkas plenty Of it Of every
cnnpeivable brand. The Holly
Chieftain has always endeayored
= rave money to the people of
ProNsss county, but the warning
elemsnts in the saddle could not
a6osd 70 let loose. as they were
..chsek by jowl'' in the combine,
hahed to the mast with fetters of
steel. Truth crushed to earth will
rise again, and hoi est men will
eventually get their due.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-11-20
sEEf CaOP CONDITION

In / recent issne of the Ameri-
can Sugar Industry and Beet
Ssgas Gazette appears the follow
ing concerning the 1908 sugar
Sbset crop in Colorado: The crop
of The present season is now being
handed and indications are that
sthe results will not equal those of
last year Weather conditions in
tie spring somewhat delayed the
seeding. followed by a long. dry
summer, which delayed the grow
Ing. Il is expected that the nine
factories in Colorado will slice
10000 tons of sbeets, Should the
present favorable weather continue
the season will have returned a
measurably satisfactory outcome.
Continuing the article states
that about 500 acres of beets were
grown near Bonlder this season,
the crop being shipped to the
Longmont factory, while in the
Fort Collins district harvesting
began Oct. 5 and the factory,
begin slicing Oct. II. The Fort
Collins factory is expected to have
long run, as it has the product
Of l5, Goo acans to handle.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-11-20
SEES THE HANDWRITING

The Lamar Daily Register has
suspended after brief dnd 10 the
proprietor expensive $ career. 1t
was started for a two-fold purpose
of giving the REPUBLICAN, party
daily organ as long as the opposi-
tion already had one, and also to
find out if there is any real demand
in Lamar for daily paper.--La-
mar Register.