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Baltimore. March eo--Niss Katherine Elkins and
,se Duke OF the Abruzzi came here this afternoon
nv automobile from Washington as a surprise to
Senator Eikins. who here to attend the funeral
sf Senator whyte. Later the three returned to
washington IL the automobile.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-01-31
Bv W a11Ee1 Broe

SGtpelter enoIid idGbtern.
9ie 9ranfe idittelte nerneiaetl6
bea 4opf.
r9dnn i'd nod ettuas fir Ole
tbun2"
~geein, id banfe.4 Miioe ffeIen
bte Borte bon ibren 2tppen.
Die ShmeIter sriibte frelmSIi&
utb nerlieb enolih sOeerno oas 3in,.
met. -
$erutine @alter lag cine 8ei!e
fill nit seidIoiienen augen. Gie
bate seitern gum eriten male oas Bet;
b~erlaiien un6 lag nun, IN OGDEN &C.
biiIlt, otf Der gbaiielonsue ai,sae.
itredt. Ser franfe Irm, nit un51TJ.
Iigen @o5ebinoen umbiillt um0 INN.
tpifeIt, ipar 6ur9 Riiien in cine etpas
erbS1te Gage gebradt. Bie nnf5rm:-
ees meibes giinoel Ing CT ba. l1no i'm
Snnern oe5 armes nagte uno tpiibIte
EN- bobrenoer S6mer5, Der ibr 6urG
ale loern uno Hc,nert ging uno tie
mebr peinigte, aIs Sdneiben una
Bremen.
Nod elm paar Minntten periud e
tie benz tranfen @lieo cine moere 60.
ge 5u ge6en = nobI gum Sebntem Ral
IN elmer Stunoe. gnoli6 ridtete RE
iid auf, i~treifte Die ncben ibr Iiegeitoe
tpeiBe 8in6 mieoer I'm ben sails unO
idob poriidtig ben ltnterarm in DE
SdIinge. Mit 4nitrenerrng erbo5
tie lid iino madte Iangiam Elm paar
Sdritte sum 6eniter bin. sic aoa
bic 8orbange allseinanoer, Ieste eit
&iiien aui Die bobe, bre;te 6~euiter.
banf unb bettete miiGiam ben Irm on.
raul. lin Die belize. Slidenbe, auian1.
men0efranpfte SanO idloB ii1 lire
&edte init idmer5baftem Srud.
go oerbarrte iie Iange Belt. Der.
gebIt6 bemiibt, Den Stllrm in ibrem
Snnern au beihpi6tiger. unoerfenn.
borer Sdymer5, forperli6cr uno fell.
Ifer, lprsb aus tbren 3ltgen. ;
@ott, tpie iollte Tie ieruer bas 2eben
crtragenl @s mar 81 g%rauionl, mas
iie eetroffen. Cab Tie 5uriid
Shmer5en uno Suulen; uno Dor.
tp1rts elm territories 2eben. 5er..
triimmerte Soffnungenl
8ie bate nod Dor nenigen 8o1cn
Die 3ufunft 10 ionnig unb Der.
beiBunesbolI Dor ibr geIcgen = bls
gu ienem Gage, beiien @rinnerumgen
iie eridauoern mutte.
sic ipar geger 4beno bic Stufen
6es &onierbatoriums binabgeif)r;tten,
no Die Ieste 8robe fir oas moreig:
groBe &on5ert itatt1efltnoen batte, BEL
Dem lie oebiitiren iollte. @ar lie ot
iebr IN @eoonfen p%ertieft ooer bIer..
heten Die ourd ben Gcbel f~Iimmern0cn
9idter lire Iugen mitten auf ii
mem bclebten StroBcniibergang bor!e
fie plotlid beftigen 9uruf, unb aIs fie
trIdredt ausipeidea moIlte. id,Ie,t.
oerte lie ifon oas 4oo bes 8agens
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-01-31
.tlno 5rieoe auf Groer. "
Bon S enrtette 8ers.

Die DISQUALIFICATION erfIansel,.
Gubelnh un6 frobIodenb ballten ia
0tsrh @ruut 2on6, fIanset IN
Giitte rnb BaIaIt tpi6er uno tpedteu
tia ~freiloiees edo IN ben $er5en Der
Weniden. Sn ieIiger grpart1ma
ttrablten bic @ugen Der &inoer ul:6
aus ben 8liden Der @%rtpadiencn
prod belle Seltesfrciibe. - au6 i'm
RranfenbaliIe Der groBen Sta6t
berriGte belite MISUNDERSTANDING.
Bergeiien iuar alles 2eio uno Beb,
Suriidgeordngt tparelt Die triiben &c.
banfen Dor Dem einen FROZEN @efibl:
eS lit 8eibnabten heute!
Die Sdipeitern bntten i'm gr5sten
Gaale einea rieIisen Gbriitbaum ss.
idniidt uno oarunier Die reiben Ga.
ben eeoronet, peldc @obItbGter aus
Der Staot geidtdt batten. Sen 9ran.
Ten, pelhe gu 8ett laeenb pur6e Elm
fIeines 8dilmben i'm 3immer oufge.
ttellt. Die @enelenoen aber uno Die,
iDelde kindergarten fonnten, ioIIten
!i@ am Iben6 our gemeiniamen Seier
hi 8incen3.Sa ale o%eriammeln.
Cine friibe 9dmnler,tng brad ber.
eip. Sben in ben ein5eInen &ranfen.
Simmern Siinoete S9peIter Martba
bns @as on, bier uno bort Elm frern6.
Iides @ort fpre6eno. oieiem Die Self.
fen alHdiittelno, ienein elm Bud ODER
cine @rfrii6ung rei9en6
SSSn einem Der 3imrner ~berpeiIte tie
ettpas ldnger, ior9Icm alles fiir bic
Rrnrtfe oroneno, obidop oieIe niht Die
gerineite Rotia bon ibrer @ntpeienbcit
ndbm uno nidt einnal ben 3opf na1
ibr panote. @ber SfmeIter Rdrtba
fiibIte nun einmaI cine erobe SbeiI.
uabme fir Sr1ulein 8aIter, Die i'm.
tter 70 fill lrno geouloig balag lrnO
faIt ME elm @ort lpra9. Die oru,e
itnge Game bate III ben lesten $50.
den 70 S6tperes eeIitten unb ME.
Nsals, aud in ben groBten S9mersen
St, fam elm 8ort bon ibren Sip.
VIII. Sreili9, SbtueIter Iartba mar
..d ME rebt flar, oh tie oieis i6we:-
genbe @rtroguna air Der S9rner5ea
heroiide SelbitoerIeugniing neuner
iolIte - ODER StoIo. @rgebungsuol..e
@eoulo idien es wcnieitens nidt 5u
iein, oenn ieoe Sbeilnabme b~egegnetc
bel ibr einem peri6loiienen, abruei.
fettoen ausorud uno in unbetpabteH
auscnbIiden iab Sas iunee @eiidt
sum grihreden berbittert un6 finfter
aus. 3Sbre 2ippen tparen beit6no'g
felt 3uiammengepreBt, aIs miiiie lie
getpaltiam perbirberrL 6aB Elm Gu'.
f@rei oes S6mer5es iid iiber tie
brtnge.
.gBie fiibIen Sie beiite, Srdlletn
Balter2 $at oos Iange aufbleiben
Gle nidt an iebr eriaiibet?" fruste bic
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0rei 6ei dporene nit elmer Pie men
,eldfhe Gbamberldin's StihmSb,
Cholera uno DIN '1fdlI ~ hi;u

0ret 6eihporene nit eiuer Pie nsu
,Sldfde Gbamberldin's StihmSh,
Gholeru uno DIN 'jfaII : ~ hiSu
Q Gholere 1llorbus oebeiIt
Der u ". Topler otGsip 70
10 rrsibit GIN @rfdhnri ~ cc
= mGhrerh ~ o'& @nit'r," .,
fner MISUNDERSTANDING n
- hSuile. SrpIshonpthnai ptpa
3te" &%iebnurne, Ntr fimtuy. "
he ,&6hrenh I'D burt rrn. i iii
etpoS 'ttid1e4 unh nuh Wurh tl.,,'
ons bei mir @hDlern WPnrbus IN Rr
fffmmer Storm ue,urilttc ~
ffl,lte ara elchh uuh itilfre rn1, !
Wy aenifen Cholera : 'penti'r, fntt
Ne'ier lnrote mir Der Npothster enc
tia'f'O &hnm5eIlain's Yeibprh. Gbu.
80 n7n gurchtuQ sgReo,slr pttI Dem
V'e"er'cn. hos er ons tSennnFhte
hat,e, mir abel IN Hptae hel or.
D. objheit oiejes 0eiinrrtets, rn,s6le
ter tttereS gu ,dalden. ~ 6 'iir
b. Ven rufehlbare Rur a%ornntirc. ,st
utfH etne Dole bnuDn uno ~flhlteNtn
furs plmnten heHer. Gle smeite
ye'e neiIte MID a1u3ftt. Yrei.
aeiieNhmnrepr litten in osrtslher
SRei's "uh cine fdnF unh smans,a
Gent ,ssdthe hetite mnS nfls bret.
Gum Sertanf bel Batter 9ros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-01-31
Abamberlain's hufen 2Heoipn
bilft Die udtur.

Weoisinen, Die Die 0ntus belfep
hnb INNER am ruirfinmten. Chou
~terloin'a Auitens Weoisrn hnnbrE
aah oieiem Binne. Sic bait ben
puften surid, l6fi oeu Nusnurf urn.
bilft ole Natur, ons Sniiem in p,rtn
ac)nneen 8uliunb mieberbersuheurp.
si@ II uSer eineu aroBen 3heil ber
r'ulltiirteu Welt ibrer uuItdebnreu
y arnl9afteu neeen berlbmt. 9on
'enbe baben ibren hUben @ert BE-,
leuNt Sic mirtt uesen iebe Gnin,
&c, bob efne @rtaltuna in cine Gun.
az 'rrtSilneung i%ibergebt. Gum @er.
Tnuf bel Bnlter BIRDS.
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aimItIeroanf

.9ie 0atppelt iiid)t ben Wimen
feline &r1n5e", iagt man gelpobnIi6
nit Dem 0idtcriport, oaaegen bot es
an Sonfesbc3eiteuneen fir idauipie.
Ieriihe 2eiitupgen mobI ME 9efebIt.
Gin o~rigineIlcs 9ciipiel lit in Der @e.
idihte 6es Sombitraer Sta6ttbeaters
ber5eifnet. gltn 10. DECEMBER 1927
nGmIih oantte Die oorti9e Shnbma.
der . Snlttitg Dem oamnIs bort erga.
gierten Sdonipieler SSacobi fir oeiIen
gelungene Ioritelluna oes Sans
GahS in 9einbaroiteins 9ramo alei.
fjeit @omers bonit, bab iie inn einen
prodtpollen 8ofaI ifenfte nno Si&
erbot ibm iinS oen Semen, 70 Ianae
er Iebe. oos Shnhmerf umionft 3u
liefcrn. Sir elm 10 pairiordaIijd.
berSIi1es 3ciden Der @ertbidlbuna
beiisen mir beute falim nod oas rehte
8erftanonis.
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8etaRt.

81 eElelu groBen BIotte 0eS rbei.
Mid +. Deitfaliiden SnbuItriebeoirfs
lteit man IN eiuem 8eridt iiber bic
SinrtAtung zines Haubm0toers mort.
lid: pBie uns mitgetbeiIt miro, nabm
0eudet am Dounerstag aJeno ote
Ra6riGt bon ieiner geitern triib er.
folgten $inrid)tung eefaBt ,ntseeen".
Wir Wiiroen in eincm iolden Sale
obne 8lpeifeI Die 6uiiuns ~Oerloren ba.
ben.
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Gollesen.

Gin @iubreder tommt 0odts in
cine BoDnung uno itebt bort ploslid
einem Mfanne ge9eniiber; in ieiner
ueberraidnng itammelt Ell: .9itte,
tpobnt bier SerrWtnper? noraul ser
anoere a%ntfportet: Siam Ieioer nidt
olenen bin leIber gum erItenmal
bierl"
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Mud cine Gmpfeblnns.

5rau gum abgebenoen 0ienitmab-
DIE; ~8os ioIl i'd Sbnen oeun ms
3eugnis idrciben2" - Otenltma6.
ten: rNid)ts weiter Waoom', ols bak
i'd leds 8ofen bel Sbncn auseebal.
ten babe - ous 9eniat."
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nnn0tbiae @arnnna.

rRun SarI, wobin pilIlt 9u benz
10 Irub2" Sum &aufmanne, i'd
loll ettuas boIcn!" so, oas Id
Dlbid bon Dir! 8erlier' nur nibt DOS
1elol" 20 nein, - mir pun.
penI"
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9as lua5re Slid.

~0as Wabre 0liif, meir Sobn, be.
ltebt BARN, ooB On einen @egenItano
mr. 5lpei Wfarf taufit, iiir Den Dein
SreuIlo tngs 0npor aebn Dtcrt se3nblt
bat"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-01-31
Srancnlub.

r8enn i'd 10 bent. 5riiber mar i'd
n arner Sdllder I'M iest bin i'd Der
Shiplegeriobn pom reider Waper.
Oas 8eib lit w~abrbaftis bic Qrone
Der 6dSpfumal"
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Hmrmeriitiihes.
&pridlas.

5rau gum Mann, Der ipGt nod
$auie gefommen iit): rOie gauge
Radt babe i'd fem auee oueetbanl"-
Or: ~Na, alte, ems f6nntcit 9u ihon
NAL Su0riifen!"
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aaierneub uf6Iatbc.

2eitnant (5u einem SoIbaten, Der
NETT: Sat Der aerI nun 81 Sabre
sum Nieien 3eit ge1u6t, anS gerobe
Ieet muB er mir ben Barabsmarih oa.
nit per0erben!"
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3pci 3iaiterfOdinnsu.

Sausfrau: AID, @miIic, bas tit
gut, ooB Du geraoe commit, mir lit
ole Sduce aueebronnt = es riedt
tur6terlid!" 8eiud: .gtun, aiebe
elm bisaen aolniid @aiier oaaui"
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-19
GENERAL BRUSH ORDERED
TO VANCOUVER BARRACKS
Recent Arrival From Philip
pines TO Head Department
of the Columbia

Brigadier General Daniel II. Brush.
who returned from the Philippines
TUESDAY. has been ordered to proceed at
once 70 Vancouver barracks. head OF
the department. OF the Columbia. and
take command there he viii relieve
Colonel T. g Woodbury.. who has been
temporarily in command since General
Greedy departed for the orient
The Twenty-fourth infantry. which
arrived from the Philippines on the
transport sherman Tuesday, viii depart
for different posts in New York state
today.
The final Roosevelt riding test OF
United states army officers took place
at the Preside yesterday. General
Funston personally conducted the test
and set the pace The ride was q record
bresker-the IS miles trot walk and
gallon. being accomplished in hours
and 13 minutes which was II minutes
under the schedule time allowed. and
heat any or the previous records in this
test.
General Funston led the way, accom-
panied by Colonel J. W Duncan. chief
OF STAFF, and Colonel Lundeen.
The officers who underwent the test
were Colonel Marion p. Maus. Twen-
tieth infantry; Major James NJ. Ken
nedv. surgeon general; Major George
NICK Williamson. quarter masters de-
partment. and Major John ". Ruck-
man. The ride began at a. m from
the post headquarters At its conclusion
the four officers who were up for trial
rode TO the general hospital. where
they were examined as to their physical
condition by 3 medical board composed
81 DR.. Y. A Duncan, DR.. c. p Foster
and Dr. ". A. Wickline.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-19
JUNIOR MECHANICS ASK
EXCLUSION OF ASIATICS
State Council Passes Resolution
Urging Financial Support
Be Given to League
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE Cal

STOCKTON. March IS.-Following a
brilliant address on immigration deliv-
cred today by James d. Graham of the
Asiatic Exclusion league or San Fran
cisco before the state council of the
Junior Order OF United American Me-
chanies. now in annual session in this
city the following strongly termed
resolution favOring the total exclusion
of all Asiatics from the United States
was unanimously adopted
Whereas the California state council Of The
Junior Order Of United American Mechanics
has on several occasions placed itself une-
auirocally on record being in favor OF the
exclusion Of all Asiatics.
Resolved that this state council recommends
and requests its subordinate councils TO render
financial and moral support TO the Asistic
Exclusion league or It's members in their yicin-
ity and TO the committee appointed by The
state council.
Resolved. that the state council OF the Junior
Order Of United American Mechanics in TegG-
lar session assembled March IS does hereby
protest against the continuance Of this unde-
siFable immigration upon the exalted ground Of
American patriotism
Resolved that the California state council ef
tie Junior Mechanics of America requests that
the sixtieth congress awake TO vote for the
passage Of the Lodge, Gardner and Hayes
bills.
Resolved that a copy Of these resolutions
be forwarded TO The said United States sena-
tors and representatives. TO the president of
the United States. vice president and speaker
Of the house.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-19
PRAISES WORK OF WOMEN

DR.. w c. Rucker yesterday at the
weekly meeting Of women interested in
the sanitation of the city denied that
DR.. Blue and himself have spoken de-
preciatingly OF the work that San Fran
cisco's women are doing in this cause.
I'VE have nothing but praise FOR your
work" said DIR. Rucker, "and it is
proving astonishingly thorough and
effective. The results are far reaching
In sparing his assistants to address
your meetings two or three times a
week, DR.. Blue gives you great proof
of the confidence he has in your
Efforts
Mrs. Theodore Pinther, representing
the Glen Park improvement club, re-
ported discouraging conditions in her
district, but spoke of the great efforts
that the women were making to i'm
prove them.
Miss Ardella Mills read a report of
the work done in the first and third
districts.
Other speakers were Mrs. j. c. Levy,
Miss Elizabeth Ashe, Miss Alice Griffith
Mrs. Emilia Tojetti, Mrs. Henry Payot
Miss Ellen O'Brien, Mrs. Moore, Mrs
A. NJ Simpson, Mrs. James M. Curtis
Mrs John Merrill. Mrs. Frank Abbott
Mrs Mary Sperry. Mrs. A. w. Scott
Mrs. Horace Coffin, Mrs. California
Newton, Miss Barret and w. J. Fletcher
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-19
DECLARES WITNESSES
COMMITTED PERJURY
Attorney Ashe Says Conductor
Brown Shot Ebermier in
Self-Defense

That Charles V. Brown, the United
Railroads conductor who is on trial for
the murder of o. P. Ebermier. killed
the latter i'm self-defense and that the
witnesses for the prosecution com
mitted willful and malicious perjury"
Is the defense of Brown as outlined by
his counsel, r. Porter Ashe. in Judge
Cooks court yesterday The prosecu-
tion closed its case early in the after
noon. having put the following wit
nesses on the stand: NJ. j. Meyer, John
Carlin, John Wynn, James Mccarthy.
Hugh Dugan. Bernard Goldstein and
Policeman John P. Collins, the latter
of whom testified that both Brown and
the motorman, Purcell. were cut and
bleeding when he arrived on the spot
Il will prove to you." said Ashe TO
the jury in his opening statement. that
Brown replied in a very gentlemanly
tone of voice when Mongan demanded
transfer and that Mongan and the
other witnesses committed willful and
malicious perjury when they said that
Brown was the aggressor and fired at
Ebermier for merely trying to restrain
him. We will show that Brown was as
sailed by ruffianly mob. including
Mongan, Ebermier, Moss and others.
was in great danger of death when he
fired"
Mrs Mary Frances Martin, wife of an
insuranceman, testified that 10 men
jumped on Brown when the latter
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-19
NEW QUARTET OF
STRINGSANNOUNCED
Will Give RecitaIs of Chamber
Music and Interpret
Great Composers

Manager VIII Greenbaum' new Lyric
string quartet will make its first pub
lie appearance Sunday afternoon, March
p. AT Lyric hall. in what promises to
be a delightful program, and the first
Of a series of four recitals.
4 desire TO interpret. for their own
enjoyment. the master works Of the
composers Of chamber music first
brought the members of the Lyric
quartet together. They played for their
own pleasure for many months and
have developed an almost perfect en-
semble The musicians comprising the
organization are Gino Severi. Max
Dolan. Nathan Firestone and w VII
Ialpando. Greenbaum heard them play
and has backed them financially for the
public appearances scheduled. in the
belief that chamber music is appreci-
ated by local music lovers.
Prices for subscription tickets have
been placed very low Reserved seats
may be secured for the four recitals
for $50, while for first choice of seats
the price for the series is $3.50. Single
admissions viii be sold for 50 cents and
81 for reserved seat. At the first con
cert Mrs Oscar Mansfeldt, pianist, viii
assist ia Schumann's quartet op. IL
and in the Grieg sonata for violin and
piano.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-19
Travellers
Supplies, Suffer
ST. Annex
INGALLS, SAYS NEW CROP
OF POLITICIANS NEEDED
Head of Big Four Scores Gov
ernmental Policies and AS
serts Panic Still Exists

Melville E. ingalls,, the chairman Of
the executive committee of the Big
Four railroad, arrived in this city yes
terday on a. pleasure trip and regis
tered at the ST. Francis. He is accom-
panied by Mrs. ingalls, and Miss In
gals.
Speaking of the financial conditions
of the country, ingalls, said: The peo-
pie are still little scared. They have
not yet recovered from the panic OF
last October. 1t will be some time
yet before affairs reach a normal basis
The present attitude of the federal
government toward the large corpora
tions is not a little responsible for
the uncertainty and timidity of capital
We need a new chop of politicians and
of national issues. Like any other or
ganization the country needs to be fed
and sustained along different lines than
those which have been recently pre-
vailing
1.-THE railroads in the east are pro-
crossing satisfactorily. We are through
with the rebate controversy. / an
glad that it has been expunged from
our freighting system. The railroads
never benefited by it. I am surprised
that the matter has not been cleared
up on this COAST
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-19
JUDGE HAS SOFT SPOT
IN HEART FOR WIDOWS
Graham Grants Mrs. Spear $500
a Month Over Protest of
SteDSon

This court looks with kindly eye
on widows" remarked Judge Graham
Yesterday morning TO Mrs. Anna B.
Spear. who had applied for a family
allowance of $3.50 a month from the es-
tate OF her late husband, Joseph s.
Spear ex-surveyor of the port And
the Judge confirmed mis- kindly feeling
by granting an allowance OF $780, a
month
The addition Of $50 a month to the
amount asked for by Mrs. Spear was
the more pointed in view Of the fact
that her stepson. Arthur ". Spear, an
-suctioncer. had protested against an
allowance OF $3.50 on the ground that
e. was excessive and would cause a
. complete depletion Of the estate" At
forney Harper represented Arthur Spear
and questioned Mrs. Spear as TO her
needs with view to showing that a
smaller sum than $3.50 should be
granted.
The judge also questioned her and
ascerfained that she had had heavy
medical expenses. He thereupon. Of his
own motion, granted an allowance of
$500. Mrs Spear thanked the Judge
with tears in her eyes In her tesfi-
mony she had stated that Arthur Spear
did not go TO see his father for several
months before he died.
The estate is worth about $40. 600.
comprising $4,000 in bank and real
estate.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-19

The sanitation fund was given a
boost yesterday which sent it to
s1I0.2so The largest contribution OF
the day came from the Standard oil
company, which sent its check for
So 600
DR.. Harry NJ. Sherman. who has been
delegated to carry the campaign into
the schools and TO interest the parents
of the children, reported yesterday that
he had held AZ meetings. During this
week DR.. Sherman will devote his at
teRtion to private and parochial schools.
The citizens committee has received
a letter from Andrew Gallagher, secre-
tary of the labor council, stating that
the council had appointed the followin g
volunteer inspectors: John w. Sweeney,
Benjamin B. Rosenthal, T. A. Reardon,
John O. Walsh, Charles Schilling and
Miss Cora Schade.
The citizens committee, after a con-
ference with the federal experts, has
decided not to adopt the suggestion
that an attempt be made to asphyxiate
the rats in the sewers with gas. 1t Is
feared that it cannot be done with
safety.
DR.. Blue stated last night. that the
cleaning of Butchertown would be con-
tinued until it had been put in sanitary
condition. Some of the buildings are
TO be burned. said Blue; others torn
down and some repaired
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-19
DUNN. THE FORGER, AN
EX=NANY LIEUTENANT
SwindIer of Boston Merchants
Was Cashiered for Mis-
deeds at Mare Island
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CAL

BOSTON, March 1s.-Further investi-
cation by the Boston police reveals the
fact that Edward Howard Dunn, who
has been victimizlng Boston hotels and
merchants with forged checks, was
formerly a lieutenant in the United
States navy, serving on the ship In
dependence, then at Mare island Cal
For escorting intoxicated women
aboard the vessel and refusing to land
them when ordered to do so he was
courtmartialed and discharged from the
service. His crooked career began soon
after he was cashiered with the pass
ing of a forged check on a provision
dealer. He began operations here just
before Christmas after masquerading in
society in his naval uniform. He also
is wanted in Pittsburg and Bridgeport
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-19
WANT TO RAIsF RATES

Arguments by the attorneys of the
San Joaquin and Kings river canal and
irrigation company against the rates
fixed by the boards of supervisors of
Fresno, Stanislaus and Merced counties
were completed yesterday before Judge
Morrow in the United States circuit
court The case was taken under ad-
visement by the court. The irrigation
company's attorneys argued that the
boards of supervisors only rated its
property as worth 100000. The COM
pany values it's property at $1,000. 600,
and it was held that the income ac-
cording to the present rates would not
permit the company to pay dividends.