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The San Francisco call., 1908-07-28
FORT MASON LAND
OWNERS ANSWER
Demand szOO,OOO for Tide
water Property and S15O,OOO
Damages
Claim Is Made That Govern
ment Has No Control Over
Property Involved

An answer to the governments bill
of complaint in the condemnation pro-
ceedings brought against land ada
cent to Fort Mason, owned by Vir-
gfnia Vanderbilt, Theresa Oelrichs,
Ellen Dore, Charlotte E. Horriean and
William B. Sharp, was filed Yesterday
in the United States circuit court. The
defendants allege that the United
States has no control over the land
sought to be taken, inasmuch as the
land is not part OF the harbor of San
Francisco.
The defendants claim that the land
owned by them was granted to the city
and county of San Francisco by the
state, and that the harbor line, as fixed
by the state, was acquiesced in by the
federal government more than 80 years
ago.
1t was also alleged that the govern
ment's complaint did not set forth suf-
ficient ground for action, and that it
did not state clearly the use the land
was TO be put to. The land sought to
be taken by the government. accord
ing to the defendants valuation, Is
worth 100000. They also ask, in case
the court condemns the land, that they
be awarded damages in the amount of
s150,000. The defendants claim that, by
reason of the governments taking a
portion of lot 21, the balance of the
land will be damaged to the amount
asked for, in addition TO the 100000
United States District Attorney Dew
lin said yesterday that the land was
of little or no value to the owners, and
that he believed a jury would award
little damages to them, because of its
small value. The land which the gov
ernment seeks to condemn lies under
water.
A motion to strike out certain para
graphs in the governments first
amended complaint was filed yesterday
on behalf of Maurice Dore. The de-
fendant asserted that the paragraphs
were irrelevant and that they did not
show a sufficient cause for action.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-28
AUTOPSY SHOWS POISON;
POLICE SUSPECT CRIME
Cyanide of Potassium Found in
Stomach of Man Supposed
to Have Died of Drink

Unmistakable traces OF deadly cya-
nide Of potassium discovered by City
Chemist Frank T. Green IN the stomach
OF Thomas Scott, who was found dead
in the house where he lived alone
at Fifteenth and Carolina streets on
the morning OF July %, have led TO
police investigation of the circum-
stances leading 10 the mans death.
Scott, who was a blacksmith. had
been on a prolonged debauch for sew
eral days His body was found by
T. Eckstron, a friend. and IL was sup
his heavy drinking. DR.. ]. r. Clark
the autopsy surgeon. became suspicionS
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-28
LEAVES EsTATE TO SISTER

The will Of James Z. Eagan. former
manager of the Burroughs adding ma
chine company, whose body was found
foatfng in the bay two weeks after he
mysteriously disappeared. was filed for
probate yesterday. Eagan left an es-
tate OF about S35 900. which he willed
J. L Cook, a business associate, is
named as executor. Cook Is directed
10 pay Miss Eagan an income of $15e
a month for the next five years, at
the expiration of which period she will
herself undertake the management OF
fa
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-28
pL.N STREET FAR

PALO ALTO, July IA meeting Of
citizens interested in holding street
carnival has been called for Thurs
dav night. at which time efforts viii
,,,ot5on of a larger street fair than
the one held last year The clubwomen
viii probably not combine with the bus
inessmen this year IN giving the street
- r-fvsI as they are supposed 10 be In
favor OF holding their autumn festival
ln October.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-28
IrsrIrs Open MIssIoN

sAN RAFAEL. July IA mission
conducted by the Jesuit fathers, Rev.
Tnor1as A. O'Malley and Rev. Thomas
I kTeagher opened yesterday at St
3afael's church. The revival VIII last
: week. Last night the church was
-rouded 10 the doors and the greatest
interest IS being taken IN the mission
me r0fSsfonaries are both eloquent
s1eakers and have already made a deep
ir1nression on those who have attended
TIE lectures given by them Services
-r-ilf - held every day and evening. The
vrav 81 the cross viii be made every
- .a.-r,nnr
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MARRIED

this city, July %. 1908,
BIZ the Rev. John Kroehnke. John Artus Jr
and Elise klippel
BoTTCHER-MoREL-In this city, July a.
1908 By the Rev. ]. J. FuendeIing Ernest
August Bottcher and Dollie E. Morel, both
of San Francisco.
DESLER-ZENNEGG-In this city. July "a
1908 BY the Rev. Robert Lord Cave pastor
West Side Christian church. Peter r Desler
and Emily Zennegg, both Of San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-28
AWARD HAULING CONTRACT

William II. Parrish OF Oakland has
been awarded the contract for hauling
fruDorted merchandise from the Santa
Fe and Southern Pacific depots in Oak
land TO the SubcuStom house In that
citv The contract holds good until
June 90. 1909. Parrish made the lowest
~ three bids. being 20 cents for each
ns.,kage. Notice OF the award OF the
So~fract was received by Collector Of
customs Stratton from Washington
--acre-TnE
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-28
DIES ON HER HONEYMOON

CHICAGO. July 27.-Mrs Dom Farms
worth, whose husband managed Charles
A Towne's canvass for the democratic
vice presidential nomination, died here
today after q honeymoon of only three
weeks. Mrs. Farnsworth. before her
marriage was Miss Edith Basket Null
hern Of Brownsville, Tenn. Mr.. and
Mrs. Farnsworth made their honeymoon
trip to the Denver convention.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-28
MILLIONAIRE Is RELEASED

ST. LOUIS. July 27.-Frederick Pep
per, millionaire president Of the Ris-
perhaps seriously injured Mrs. II. ~.
Lyon. a prominent society woman. was
released on bond today after DR.. Lyon
appeared and exonerated him of blame
for the accident. He reported improve
ment in Mrs. Lyons condition.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-28
The Orerdne I.i.t

Norwegian bark Ester. out 2s5 davs fro,
Amsterdam. for Mocassar, 65 per cent
British bark Carnedd Llewellyn, out l6O dax.
from Caletz Buens. for Falmouth 90 per cent
British bark Toxteth. out i4S days from port
Talbot. for Tocopilla. 80 per cent =
British ship Samoena. out 143 davs from e..
leta Buena. for the channel. 10 per cent
British bark Good News. out igI DAYS from
Wilmington Tor Tacoma, 20 per cent.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-28
ExAMINE FIRE oFFICERs

Six acting battalion chiefs and ~
captains in the fire department began
the civil service examination for the
post of battalion chief yesterday. The
test will be continued today and tomor-
row in the Mission high school build
ing under the supervision of the civil
service commission, and six of the eligi-
bles successful in the examination will
be appointed to the position now filled
by the acting battalion chiefs.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-28
MoroRMAN Runs AMUCK

After knocking out Fred Bahmkan
Of 1850 Ellis street with a blow over
the eye, John Kane. a Haight street
motOrman enjoying his day on. ran TO
the United Railroads car barns at Turk
and Fillmore streets and hid under q
pile of coats and hats in the dressing
room PatrOlman Thomas Hyland found
him under about 10 coats after search
ing half an hour for him, and arrested
the motOrman on a charge OF battery
Bahmkan was an Onlooker at a fight
which Kane Is said TO have picked with
several other carmen. He was taken
to the park hospital
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-28
Overdue Arrives

The British ship Sakota, out 1s4 davs
from Port Talbot for Iquique. which
cent. has been reported and taken OF
the list. The American ship Banea
lore, 27S days from Norfolk Tor Hone
insurable- It was quoted at 90 per cent
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-28
CONFESSED sNIGHT RIDERs SHOT

HOPKINSYILLE, KY, July 27.-Wal-
ter Goodwin, a farmer. who at the
composed q might rider" squadron at
Center Furnace. was shot from ambush
and seriously wounded while returning
home last night. Until recently he had
been under the constant protection Of
militia.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-28
FILE BANKRUPTCY srArEMEyT

The Japanese restaurant firm of K.
Wade and E. Matsumara filed a sched-
ule of its liabilities and assets yester-
day in the United States district court
in obeyance to the involuntary bank
ruptcy proceedings brought against II
a few weeks 90. The liabilities were
placed at s1,194.66, and the assets were
said to be $323.S0.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-28
DECIpD on SUICIDE THEoRY

NEW YORK, July 27.-Failing to find
any mark of violence on the person Of
the unidentified man whose body was
taken from the East river last night
with q 20 pound stone tied to the neck
and stones IN the trousers pockets, the
coroner's physician today decided that
the man committed suicide.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-28
NATIONAL BANKS, CONDITION

WASHINGTON. July 27.-The comp
troller OF the currency reports that the
condition of the IL national banks OF
San Francisco at the close Of business
July Is was as follows: Loans and dis
ss.972. IFS; total reserve, 81, 1,2ss,7O3; in
dividual deposits, $39,127,752; percent
age of reserve to deposits, 1855.
Percentage Of reserve to depsits,
$685.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-28
Acc1DENTALLY SHOT

REDDING. July 27-Harry Dunn
Nevada stockmaa, accidentally shot
himself IN the legs Saturday. evening
while hunting IN Trinity county noun
tafns.
Dunn was brought to Weaverville to-
day. His wounds are not dangerous.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-28
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS

win not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either Of the publication Offices and be indorsed
stricted simply TO the announcement Of the event
are published once in this column free of charge
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-28

and sent the stomach TO Chemist Green,
who reported yesterday morning.
Detectives MOltk6 and Gallagher OF
the Mission station are investfg eating a
rumOr that Scott was given the acid
in drink by unknown men in one OF
drinking
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-28
BORN

HAIL-In Oakland, Cal, July 26. 1908, to the
wife Of Fred l. Hall, a daughter.
NEUMANN-In Alameda, CAL, July %, 1908, to
the wife Of Paul s. Neumann (nee MerrilD, q
daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
In San Francisco Monday, July %:
Joseph c. Scollard, 30 and Mabel Kiln, "a.
both OF % Chattanooga st.
Julius J. Kosnig. 42, and Luise Huber, 81,
william /. sisenyine, "a, e46 Lyon ST., and
Rose B. Steinfels. %, 1887 Hayes st.
Joseph salmina. 30 and Angelina Castellani.
%, both of Noyato.
Frank /. Sears, 21, 81 Ford st, and Mary
NJ. Huber. is. 237 Noe st.
Jeanne aay s Aberdeen S Scotland LAM ave. ana
Louis Braun, 81, 81 Bourbon place, and An
ME Davidson, 26, Oakland.
Herbert E. Heliwig; 26. s645 Twentieth st.
SuC Cesare Fabroni, "a. Il Harrington St, and
Ida Matraia. 2s. SO Lisbon st
both OF 500 Thirty-second ave. ~ 'eee' ~
Herman Davis, 21, 421 Chenery St., ana
Julia Citron. 1s. 41oA Bsoderick st
nehy. 25. both OF 2921 Diamond st.
Joseph Mangini a. and Bella McCottrey ga
both Of 325 Fifteenth ave.
OAKLAND, July 2.-The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
Ashley NJ. Walker. 20, Salinas, and Clara
Louis Ieloy, 80. Goldheld. and Lena Miller,
Hiram <. Defendorf. Is, and Elizabeth Nor
Jules h Crapser,. Al. San Francisco, and Nell
lie BIennecke, 81. Marshalltown. Ia.
Charles 7. Hodgman; 80, and Carrie EngIe-
walter K Morrison, 20. and Rose Lee. 26,
o John n T. Jones. SO. and HID. A. Hansen,
= Do%Ineo oUda o Breganti, 21. San Francisco. and
virginia Delucchf 10. Oakland
Eugene A. Wheeler, S5, and Eugenis wehrung
Lon Sing. 81, and Lee shen Len. 10, both
Of Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-28

HEAT KILLS LABoRER-C Chicago. July 81
Numerous prostrations due 10 heat and humid
ity occurred here today. A laborer dropped
dead on the street.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-28
CYPRESS LAWN CEMETERY

sO4, SOS, sos and sO7 Union square Ruld,n..
$50 POST ST. =
Telsphons. Douglas 15S
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-28

Aauerhan, Martini. so
O'Connor, Thos. F.. SO
Quinn. Della ......- 26
Seidel, Frederick E. TS
Selby, Nellie B. 49,. 81
Stieglitz, Helen D.. 50
Stfllwagon, Mrs. NIL -
Wildt, Valentine .. so
Wnleyeg, Marx .s.. u
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-12-08
Administrators Notice,

TO Mary Ostdiek, Henry Ostdek. John
Tennyson, Minnie Teunyson. C. J.
Tennyson, Catherine Tennyson, w
II. Tennyson, Anna Tennyson. Anna
Lanes, Andrew LANES, Thomas
Tennyson and Arthur Sweeney:
You ana each of YOU are hereby no
titled that there Is now on file in the
office of the clerk of the District Court
of Wapello County. Iowa, the applica-
ton of the undersigned administrator
of the estate of John Tennyson. de-
ceased, for authority to mortgage the
NEA of the SWA, the SEA of the
NWA. and the NV FIR u of the NV
4 of Sec. 4; the Ela Of the NEA of
the NE14 of Sec. 5. all in Twp. II,
Range IA; also the SINA of the SW1a
of Sec. SO. Twp. -. Range IA, il
order to pay the claims against said
estate.
Said applications will be heard at
the Court House in Ottlrmwa, Iowa,
at 2 y. m. Dec. IS, 1908, at which time
and place you should appear and show
cause. if any you have, why said
authority should not be granted as
prayed for as in said APPLICATION
Dater December 5, 1908.
G. j. Tennyson, Administrator
BY Cornell & Gulies, Attorneys.
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Holloway Mig. Co.
Rear 2o9 East Second street
Ottumwa. Iowa.

the blood burned in his face. But as
once before under the presidents nag
ging, he found his self-control rising
with the Droyocation.
my WORK is open to inspection o.
Investigation, now or at any time, and
! l think we need not discuss that
himself to say it calmly. 1--WE were
speaking Of the advisabiIity of taking
the Nadia and q pleasure party over
! q pieces Of raw construction line, and
into an Environment, which, to put
| it mildly, could hardly be congenial
TOTO the ladies' of the party. You
know, Or ought to know, the MoMor-
roghs; their camps are not exactly
models Of rropriety, Mr.. CoIbrith."
This was merely waving a red flag
at an already exasperated bull The
president cot upon his feet, and his
shril falsetto cut the air like knife.
MIR. Ford, when wish to be told
what is or is not proper for me to do.
III ask yon for an opinion, sir. But
this is quite beside the mark Will
you order this car out, or shall u"
Ford looked at his watch impertur-
ably. Now that the president was thor
oushly angry, he could afford to be
cool
1T is now five O'Clock; and our end
of-track is fully one hundred and ten
miles beyond the summit of the pass
Do | understand that you wish to
take the added risk of night rum
Mr.. Colbrith? If SO. I'll give the order
and we'll pull ont"
Il desire to go now!' was the iras-
chile reply ''Is that sufficiently ex-
plicit?''
ut is said Ford; and he left the
presence To go forward to the cab
of the waiting engine.
''You are to take the car over the
mountain, Hector he said briefly. to
the beetle-browed giant in blue den
i'm, when he had climbed to the foot
plate. "Tll pilot for you
How far?' inquired the engineer
Something like hundred and ten
miles"
Holy smoke! over a construction
track In the night?'
Its the presidents order none
of mine Let's get move"
The big ,.lan got down from his box
and made room for Ford It'll be
pilin EN- in the ditch somewhere, as
sure as my names Bill Hector he
said. "But We'll go all the same, if he
says SO. I've pulled Mr.. Colbrith be.
fore. Down with you, Jimmy Shovel
and set the switch for us
The fireman swung off and stood
by the SWITCH and Hector backed his
one-car train from the siding. When
he had picked up the fireman and was
ready to assault the mountain, Ford
thrust a query in between.
Hold on minute; how is the
water?" he asked
Jimmy Shovel climbed over the coal
TO see, and reported less than half
thankful
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the blood burned in his face. But. as
once before under the presidents nag
ging, he found his self-control rising
tJ,n
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Empire Builders ]
| BY FRANCIS LYNDE
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without wliskey to help it aionc.
said Frlsb:e, with another apologize
SIDE glance for Miss Adair.
ies; b,'; the whiskey isn't lackina
there's Pete Garcia and his stock Of
battle murder and sudden death al
rant ROCK, a short half mile from
Rlleys, Ford broke in
Frisbie's smile. helped out by the
CRIME and the coal dust, was trt
umphantly demoniacal.
Not now there isn't" he amended
adding: Any fire water at Paint
ROCK, ] mean When Riley told me
what was doing, | made a bee line
for Garcia's Wiclliup and notified him
officially tAat he'd have to go out OF
business for the present.
"Oh. YOU did," said Ford. "Of course
ne was quite willing to oblige you ?
How much time did he give. YOU 10
get out of pistol range"
trisbie actually blushed- in def
erence to the lady.
Why-er--it was the other Way
round. He double-quicked little side.
trip down the gulch while knocked
in the heaGs of his whiskey barrels
and wrecked his bar with striking
hammer | Lad brought along"
For the first time in the interview
the chiefs frown melted and he
laughed approvingly.
Miss Adair you must let me in
troduce my friend and first assistant,
Mr.. Richard Frisbie. He is vastly
more picturesque than anything else
We have to show you at this end of
the Pacific Southwestern Dick-Miss
Alicia Adair, President Colbrith' s
niece"
Frisbie took off his hat. and Miss
Alicia gave him her most gracious
smile.
Please go on, she said. I'm i'm
mensely interested. What became OF
Mr.. Garcia afterwards"
Il don't know that" said Frisbie
vigorously. Only. I guess | shall find
out when | go back. He is likely to be
g little irritated. I'm afraid. But there
are compensations. even in Pete: like
most Mexicans, be can neither tell the
truth nor shoot straight" Then again
to Ford: What is to be done about
the Riley inix-up?"
ooh, the same old thing. Go down
and tell the Italians that the COM
pany will stand between them and
the MacMorroghs, and they shall
have justice-provided always that
every man Of them is back on the job
again tomorrow morning. Who is
Riley's interpreter now?"
''Laciotto."
Well. look out for him; he is get
ting side cut from the MacMorroghs
and is likely to translate you crooked.
if it suits his purposes. Check him
by having our man Luigi present
when he does the talking act. Any
word from Major Benson?''
He was at the tie camp on Ute
Creek yesterday. Jack Benson and
Brlssac are lining the grade for the
steel on M'Grath's section, and the
bridge men are we'll up to the last
crossing of Horse Creek"
That's encouraging. How about
the grade work on the detour-your
new line into Copah?-'
1t was the assistants turn to frown.
but the brow wrinkling was of puzzle
ment
There's something bit curious
about that--you don't mind our talk
Ing shop like pair OF floor walkers,
do you, Miss Adair? You know we ex-
pected the MacMorroghs would kick
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CHAPTER XVI.

A low tremuous shudder was begin
ming to lift itself, like the distan
/ growing Of thunder, upon the tin
intent air of the high summit. A mo
iment later a heavy construction en-
CINE shot around the final curve il
the western climb, with Michael Gal
lagher hanging out of the cab win
dow on the engineers side.
The two at the summit faced abou
10 watch the approach. The big engine
came numbering and lurching danger
ously over the unsurfaced track in 3
fierce squirt from the mountain top
its stack vomiting fire, its cylinder
cocks kissing shrilly, and it's exhaust
Il ripping the spheral silences like the
4 barking detonations OF machine
gun.
4 Ford glanced aside at his con1pan
ZION; her expressive face was a study
In delightful animation and he de
lcided that he had again misiudged the
presidents niece She was, beating
time softly with her gloved hands and
singing the song of the locomotive:
With a neutrality-suspicious.
Yah, Yah! Yah!
Observation-Disclosures Yah. Yah.
Yah.
She climb uoon der shteeple
Und she frighten All der people,
tSingin -ghignai-shaingal
Yah. Yah.'"
ishe quoted, and Fprd's heart went out
to her in new and comradely outreach
Eings
You read Naught-naught-seven?
he said; you are one woman in Il
Thousand"
s'Merci!" she countered. Small ia
vors thankfully received. Brothe,
thinks there is only one person writ
ing, nowadays, and tae name of thai
person is Kipling. | get a little of il
by mere attrition."
The brakes of the big engine were
still gripping the wheels when 8
small man with wicked mustaches
and goatee dropped from the gang
way. His Khaki suit was weather
faded to dirty green, and he was
igrimy and perspiring and altogether
[unpresentable, but he pulled him.
self together and tried TO look pleas
ant when he saw that his chief had
p companion, and that the companion
was a lady.
I'm sorry ] have kept you wait
ing he began. Gallagher was shift
ing steel for the tracy layers when
your wire found me, and the engine
couldn't be spared, this, of course
ITO Ford. Then with an apologize
glance for the lady: "Riley's in hot
water again--up to his chin
Whats the matter now?'' gritted
Ford; and Alicia marked the instant
change to masterflll command.
Same old score. The Italians are
kicking again al the McMorrogf
Brothers commissary.- because they
have to pay two prices and get chuck
that a self-respecting dog wouldn't
eat; and besides, they say they are
quarrying rock which is true and
getting paid by the McMorroghs for
moving earth They struck at noon
today"
The chief frowned gloomily. and the
presidents niece felt intuitively that
her presence was a bar to free speech
Its straight enough about the rot
ten commissary and the graft on the
pay-rolls," said Ford wrathfully. rs
the trouble likely to spread to the
camps farther down.
IT hope rot; l don't think it will
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WILL INTEREST MANY.

Every person should know that good
health is impossible If the kidneys are
deranged. Foleys Kidney Cure viii
cure Kidney and Bladder diseases
in every form, build UP and strength
en- these organs SO they will perform
their functions property No danger
Of Bright's disease or diabetes if Fol-
ey's Kidney Cure 1t taken in time r.
E. Clark and J. H. L. Sweenson's Drug
Stores
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1t is the girl who has something
the matter with her feet that persists
in putting on her own rubbers.
A sloppy walk passes with the best
society as an excuse.
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If YOU ARE A TRiFLE SENSITIVE

About the size OF your shoes it's
some satisfaction to know that many
people can wear shoes a size smaller
by sprinkling Allen's Foot-Ease into
them. Just the thing for Dancing
Parties. Patent Leather Shoes, and for
breaking in New Shoes. When rub
bers OR overshoes become necessary
and your shoes pinch. Aliens Foot
Ease gives instant relief Sold every
where, csc Sample FREE. Address
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Makes the Liver Lively

Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup gives
permanent relief in cases of habitual
constipation as it stimulates tho liver
and restores the natural action of the
bowels without irritating these organs
like pills or ordinary cathartics. Does
not nauseate OF grippe and is mild and
pleasant to take. Remember the name
Orino and refuse substitutes. f. s.
Clark and J. H. L. Sweensons Drug
Stores