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The San Francisco call., 1908-08-14
GRAND JURORS MAKE
VISIT TO SAN QUENTIN
Deny Report That Alleged Po-
lice Court Bribery Prompted
Visit to Prison

A visit of eight members of the
grand jury TO San Quentin prison yes
terday gave rise to the rumor that the
inquisitorial body was investigating
certain charges of police court bribery.
This was emphatieally denied by mem
berS of the party who insisted that
the trip was one of pleasure and had
no official significance.
Alleged bribery in the police courts
has been under discussion lately in
connection with the work of the grand
jury. and when ii became known that
a number of jurors had visited the
prison across the bay the inference
was drawn that they were making in
vestigations along that line
The jurors were quick TO deny this
when questioned about their trip
Edward A. Keil stated that a junketing
party to the prison had been planned
some. time ago and that yesterday was
the first convenient day for the trip
The jurors crossed the bay in the
police boat. Those in the party were
Foreman Mcfarland. Secretary Donlon,
Jurors Goldberg, Farrell. Hammersmith
and Keil, Assistant District Attorney
Robert Harrison and II. G. McKannay
secretary to Mayor Taylor.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-14
ATTORNEY BUNKoED BY THIEF

1t came to light yesterday that At
torney George M. Lipman was fooled
recently by Axel Green. an alleged dia-
mond thief, now waiting his trial in the
superior court on three charges of
grand larceny Green engaged Lipman
TO defend him and told him he had 5000
lot at Sixteenth and Howard streets.
Lipman persuaded Captain Kelly to al
low detective to go to the lot with
Green to point out the spot where the
valuables were buried. The same night
Lipman gave a man $3.50 to dig for the
coin and diamonds, but none were
found. Detectives Ryan and .O'Dea
who had arrested Green, heard of the
digging and hurried to the scene and
saw nothing but gaping hole in the
lot. Green explained to them that Lip
man had been asking for too much
mOnav.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-14
WILL GREET ATHLETES
President to Welcome Olympic
Game Victors on Arrival

NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-That Presi-
dent Roosevelt will meet ana congratu-
late the American athletes who took
part In the Olympic games In London
is likely, although the president cannot
be in this city to participate In the
celebration being arranged In their
honor. A letter from the president to
that effect was received bv Secretary
McDoughlin of the Olympic athletes
reception committee. Roosevelt also
extended an invitation to the members
Of the team to come to Oyster Bay.
The committee in charge of the re-
ceptior also received a letter from
Governor Hughes. saying he would be
glad to arrange for the participation
of the national guard in the parade
that will take place on the day the
team arrives.
Twelve American athletes, including
John G. Carpenter of Cornell univer-
sity, who was disqualified after finish
ing first in the 400 meter race, returned
TO New York today on the steamer Ma
jestic.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-14
S. P. ROAD BUYS
SANTA CLARA LINE
[. E. Hanchett of San Jose Sells
Interurban System in
Palo Alto
Hartman Company Proposes to
Establish New Electric SerV.s
ice to San Francisco
SPECIAL DIsPArCH 10 THE CALL


SAN JOSE. Aug. 1s.-The Southern
Pacific company today purchased from
I. 70. Hanchett OF san Jose the santa
Clara interurban railroad cOmpanys
property. including rights OF way Tor
railway between Santa Clara and san
Mateo. The purchaser proposes 10 oulld
at once and to operate an electric rail-
way between Santa Clara and san Ma
teo, thus giving San Jose electric rail-
way connection with San Francisco
The rights of way purchased by the
Southern Pacific company constitute
private property The Santa Cara IN
terurban railroad company built and
equipped the electric railway system IN
Palo Alto This system. including
power house and all the tracks, rolling
stock and other property connected with
II. were purchased by the southern Pa
cffc The estimated value or this
property is about S500,000.
The Southern Pacific proposes to build
first between Santa Clara and San Ma
teo. Between Santa Clara and PalO
Alto the route of the private right OF
way is along the county road
1t was not stated just when the con-
struction of the first portion of the road
will begin, but 1t will be at an early
date. Later the line will be extended
between San MateO and San Francisco.
For this line the route OF the old steam
Inc Dy MISSION MIL, JNdC was IN use Dy
the Southern Pacific before the building
of the Bay Shore cutoff. will be utilized.
Hanchett stated tonight that he sold
the road because he did not wish to un-
dergO the worry and trouble OF building
a line He wants it understood dis
tinctly that he has not disposed Of any
part of the San Jose and Santa Clara
railroad and that he has no idea OF do
ing so.
The price which Hanchett received
for the Santa Clara interurban railroad
was not made public.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-14
PLAN RECEPTION FOR
Y. M. |. DELEGATES
Grand Council to Convene in
Sacramento Next Monday to
Transact Business
SPECIAL DISPATCH no THE GAIL

SACRAMENTO. Aug. 1S.-Prepara-
tions are being made by local commit
tees for the reception OF the delegates
to the grand council. Y. NJ l.. which
convenes in this city next Monday. The
celebration begins Saturday night, when
reception VIII be held TO the visitors
at Suffers fort
of '49 are to be reproduced. On Sun
day a great parade will be held in
which 1t is expected there will be be-
tween 1000 and 5000 in the line NJ
march. After the parade mass will be
celebrated and a concert and ball game
between the Y. NJ. 1. team of Sacra-
mento and the Knights of Columbus
team of San Francisco will be features
in the afternoon. Monday will be de-
voted to the business of the order and
Tuesday the visitors will be enter
tanned by the members of the Sacra-
mento lodge of the Young Ladies' in
stitute.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-14
ROMANCE CREATES
CLOUD OF MYSTERY
Young Couple Secure License
to Marry and Bride to Be
Sets Date for Monday
Parents Insist No Wedding Is
Contemplated and Friends
Await Developments

OAKLAND, Aug. 13.-Are pretty 19
year old Vera Baker and devoted Fer
dinand R. Spangenberg, of uncertain
youth, married or to be married? The
young folk smile happy Affirmative to
the latter part of the query, their
friends utter significant evasions in re-
sponse to the former, and their parents
answer both with an emphatic negative.
Despite these conflicting statements
the fact remains that a marriage license
was issued TO the couple in Martinez
last Monday and that the state has
given It's official sanction to their union,
whether accomplished or merely in con-
temptation.
Miss Baker, blushing bride or bride
to be, is said to have told her friends
that she and Ferdinand would be mar
ried next Monday. Ferdinand adoring-
ly subscribes to everything she says.
Mrs. Baker, mother of the heroine of
the confusing romance. declares that
her daughter has shared no sweet Sc
cret with her and that she will do all
In her power to chase Cupid away if he
seeks to invade her household.
Mrs. Spangenberg, who may even
now be mother in law says that
Ferdinand is only Is and hence cannot
marry legally. Ferdinand, however,
declares that he IS % and Vera
says that everything he tells her is
true, SO they hold the argument of
Spangenberg, mere, to be quashed. In
the meantime every one who knows the
young couple is anxiously waiting TO
see what happens next Monday.
The Bakers live at 2131 Elm street.
while the Spangenberg home is at
1928 Summit street, near by. In sup
port of the theory that there is to be
or has been wedding 1T is pointed out
that Miss Vera Baker has recently re-
signed her position in a bakery in
Telegraph avenue without assigning
any convincing reason for her action.
Young Spangenberg is connected with
a grocery firm in Berkeley
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-14
INK SLINGER AGAIN
OPERATES ON AVENUE
Mrs. j. T. CosteIlO's Beautiful
Gown Ruined While She Is
Leaving Lace House

After remaining quiescent for sew
eral weeks the terror of fashionabIy
attired women, the ink singer. has
been again heard Of His latest victim
is Mrs. J. T. Costello. 2S45 McAllister
street, who is mourning the ruin OF a
handsome tailor made dress valued
at $65.
Mrs. Costello went shopping on
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Walter
Pollard OF 2641 McAllister street They
nad' luncnecn IN & restaurant about
O'Clock and from there walked to
Sanuels lace house. When they left
tne lace mouse Mrs Costello discovered
that her light cOlored dress was
sprinkled with ink. Mrs. Pollard wore
dark SILK dress and II was not
touched by the destructive fIt:id
The police We're notified by Mrs Co.'S
tello, who said that she believed ths
Ink singer was a woman. There was
crowd or women at the time in the
lace house. she said. and she believed
that one of the women squirted the INK.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-14
POLICEMAN DAvEr WEEDS

Policeman Edward T. Davey OF the
harbor district is a benedick, but no
parental blessing graced his marriage
to Miss Ellen Yonge Wednesday after
noon The ceremony was performed
oy Justice of the Peace Treadwel, the
onIy witness being Bailin William
court.
When the case against Davey. who
was charged with betrayal under
Judge ShortalTs court. Miss Yones
SAID sne was not ready to get mar
RED and wanted a few days longer.
her 1auher and brother were in
court and said they did not want
her 20 marry Davey. When further
questloned BY the Judge the girl sale
sng Uald not testify against Davev.
o'clock. when the marriage certificats
Vas was produced and the judge dismissed
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-14
EooTBALL AsPIRANTs PRACTICE

twenty-five aspirants for LowelPs
at the stadium yesterday afternoon,
and although the field was wet from
the recent mists, they were put
through snappy plays. In the absence
of LowelPs coach, Laumeister, Captain
Flynn and Clifford Jones Instructed the
men. PRESLEY, the freshman candidate
for center, showed up well. Van
Acker, Solomon, Ward and Perkins,
who are candidates for the backs,
showed good form, and Pease, Country
man, Teru, Weatherby, Burns, Hamil-
ton and Brasch, the candidates for the
line, worked in earnest
When the first team had concluded
practice, Roy Pease. the big guard who
played with Lowell for the last two
seasons, and Countryman, a veteran
halfback of the team, gave some in
struction to the freshmen eleven, who
had assembled for practice,
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-14
COMMISSIONERS TO PLAN
FOR TOKYO EXPOSITION
Government Officials Leave
Washington for Japan via
San Francisco
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.-Francis B.
Lewis and Frederick ]. V. Skiff, Amer
lean commissioners to the Tokyo expo
sition, have left for San Francisco,
accompanied by John Callan O'Laugh-
lan' III SCI ytL! Ssll - anu ~ liam NeWeome
will sail on the Manchuria August 25
and will return via Europe after MAX
ing preliminary arrangements for the
American exposition. Mrs. Skin and
Mrs. O'Laughlin are in the party
Frank D. Millet of New York, the com
missioner, Is on his way to Tokyo via
Paris and Siberia While in San Fran
cisco the commissioners will get the
opinion of leading men as to the char
acter of the American exhibition.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-14
ATHLETES GIVE ExHIBITIoN

QUEENSTOWN, Aug. 13.-Prior to
athletes, who fecently competed in the
Olympic games at London gave an ex-
hibition on the promenade here tonight
and in each of the events established
new records. Ralph Rose of San Fran
cisco put the 16 pound shot 81 feet u
inches. Walsh of Canada threw the Sc
pound weight for height 16 feet IA
inches, and John Flanagan, Irish
American A. c., threw the So pound
weight S9 feet 3 inches.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-14
THREAr no nuILp sHAcxs

SAN ANSELNIO, Aug. 13-'I consider
your assessment an outrage. Unless
you reduce the same l will cover the
land with jshacks." This declaration
was, made by Mrs. Osgood. a wealthy
land owner in San Anselmo and mother
of the Osgood brothers, druggists In
Oakland. while protesting against the
assessment of 100000 the board of
tract of land opposite the railroad sta
tion. The board, not needing her
threat, unanimously voted to uphold
the assessment
At present the property is covered
with small buildings. 1t is reported
that Mrs. Osgood has refused a SIS 900
offer for the land.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-14
PAPKE BEATS OPPONENTS

BOSTON, Aug. 1S.-BilIy Papke of
Illinois made short work of two bouts
at the Armory athletic clubs meet to-
night. John Carroll of Brooklyn, n. Y,
who was the first to meet him, was so
severely punished in the second round
that the referee stopped the fight. In
the second bout Frank Mantell of Paw
tucket, r. l., went down and out in the
first round
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-14
Three Special Trains to Monterey, To
Monterey Three Special Trains

Two dollars buys round trip ticket
to Monterey Sunday next-only two
dollars. Pine clad hills-ocean beach
with bathing pavilion and fishing
Wharf-WOnderful II mile drive-old
1nission-beautiful Del Monte-glass
bottomed .boats-launch excursions
you'll never make the trip cheaper or
under more attractive conditions. See
Southern Pacific agents about the three
special trains. Ticket Offices, 8S4
Market street IA Powell street. Third
and Townsend streets. Thirteenth and
Franklin streets. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-14
INDIAN KILLED BY TRAM

PLEASANTON, Aug. 13.--G. Burnell,
an Indian, was killed last night by
freight train on the Southern Pacific
tracks mile west Of Pleasanton, and
his body was found this morning. He
was 70 years old and has a mother
near Pleasanton. The remains were
taken to that place for an inquest.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-14
ARREsrEn IN MIoHIGAN--chief Of pa

ARRESTED IN MICHIGAN--Chief of Police
Biggy notified yesterday that Charles r.
Rust wanted here for felony embezzlement, had
been arrested In Grand Rapids, Mich, Detective
Lambert left Immediately to bring Rust back.
On April IL Rust got $4,000 from Miss Catherine
Libby Of 253 Dolores street TO bet on a horse
that was sure to win. That was the last seen
of him or OF Henry Ebel and his wife, Ida who
were implicated in the deal Ebel and his wife
have SO far eluded capture.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-14
HOP prcKERs BEGIN WORK

SACRAMENTO. Aug. 13.-Hop pick
ing has begun in the hop fields in this
county. Hundreds of pickers are now
at work in the fields along the river
lands. The hop crop this year will not
be as heavy as usual. Hoping to Sc
cure better prices than have prevailed
during the past few years the growers
planted less acreage than usual About
% per cent of the crop was damaged
last Sunday by terrific wind storm.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-14

FORMS NEW CLASS-Alameda, Aug. b.
The board Of education has organized another
class in the Porter grammar school in order to
relieve the congestion. Miss Jane Ward has
been assigned 70 the class by School Superintend-
ent Fred 7. Moore.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-14
Army and Navy Orders

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1s-Army or
ders: Major George W. Van Deusen.
Second field artillery, will after the
close of the camp Of instruction at
Fort d. A Russell report to the com
manding general of the department OF
California for temporary duty. pending
departure Of transport for Manila
where he will report for duty
Navy orders: Lieutenant II. N Jen-
SON is assigned TO additional duty as
fleet ordnance officer of the Pacific fleet
The Charleston will leave San Fran
cisco about October 1 for the Asiatic
station for duty as flagship of the third
squadron of the Pacific feet
The Albany and Yorktown have been
detached from the Pacific fleet. and
placed on special service.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-14

ACCUSED OF FORGERY. w. shanaben
proprietor of a hotel az 1927 Howard street oh
tained a warrant yesterday Tor the arrest az
Edward p. Egerton, a hod carrier, on charge
OF forgery Egerton Is accused OF forging fRa
name OF Burrell G. White to a check for Sc IS
which he cashed with Shanahan.
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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-11-13
Porter

Mr. Ben Peach is able to be out again
Fred Frushers family are moving to
Waukesha.
A number of our people are suffering
from the grip.
Nearly every one is wishing for rain to
replenish their cisterns.
Miss Esther Bradley of Harlin, n D is
visiting relatives here.
Mrs Will Flarity of the town of Fulton
spent Thursday with Mrs. Frank Boss
Mr. Dennis Mccarthy commenced at
tending business college in GAINESVILLE or
Monday.
Mr. Richard Dowse of Evansville spent
a few days with old friends here last
week.
Sunday seemed to be sportsman's day
In this locality, such crowd of hunters
were here.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Boss were guests
of Frank Murray's family near Edger
ton on Sunday.
A fine time was enjoyed by all who
attended the card party at Barrett'E
on Friday evening. Mrs Fred Frushel
carried off the ladies' prize and Joe
O'Neil the gentleman's. The next socia
will be given at Andrew Nichols, Nov Ii