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The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
LADY IN WAITING IS
LOVED BY MONARCH
Portuga's King Remains True
to Early Romance and Re-
fuses Foreign Match

LISBON, Nay 1T.-The Nundo prints a story
about King ManueFs attachment fo- the young
danshter q lady in waiting 70 Queen Auelie
which threatens 70 disrupt the nz5rinoaial
plans which were being made for him. King
Carlos and Queen AneHe were aware Of the
fonsuess of Manuel when a prince for the girl
who Is connected with the highest PortaEuese
nehIlity- but they considered 4 simply child
fsh fancy.
Since Prince Manuel's unexpected accession
q the rhrooe q suitable alliance With an Euro
pesn royal house Is regarded as a necessity of
STATE Queen Anelie and the duke OF OporrC
have been casting about TO md an available
princess both favoring one Of British ertrae-
ton because of the close relations between The
two countries few days sgo theE were
openly canFassing the matter II the kinS's pres.
e1ce. when. 20 their great surprise be suddenIy
announced bis unalterable choice his early love
and prociaimed bis determination either n
marrv her OF nobody
Renonstrznces On the ground Of reasons ot
state were without eject and as coase-
gaence the lady IN waiting and her daughter
win be asked 20 90 abroad in the hope that
q lolg separation VIII cure the king of bis
borhnci love
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
Haywood Curses Writs
and the Judges
In Vitrioic Speech TO Socialists
He Scores Union Leaders
and the President
sfEcIAL pIsPATeH To GHE cAIL

~ f-AA1A- IlSAaANl ~ AflE A-2A-l4
CHICAGO. May ef7--~To H. with the
courts. To h. With the iniaHe ssons.
and to h. with the judges wAo grant
them
With these words William D. Hay
wood. deposed president of the western
federation OF miners, closed an in-
fiammatory address last night before
3.0s0 socialists in Orchestra hall.
The meeting was called TO ratify the
nomination Of Eugene Y. Debs as the
socialist party's candidate for presi-
dent.
Having failed TO expend the full
force Of his vitriolic denunciation upon
such representative of the hated
''capitaIistic class as he mentioned.
Haywood roundly denounced the lead
ers OF the trades union movement.
Samuel GOsnpers, president OF the
American federation OF labor. and
John Mitchell, president of the miners
national organization, came in for their
full share of criticism Likewise did
many other friends OF union labor who
have failed to embrace the cause OF
socialism
For terming Haywood and Meyer as
undesirable citizens President Roose-
.velt was denounced by the speaker as
a coward.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
TO ATTEND. UNWILLING
OF HANNA MONUMENT
Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
gineers to Honor Man Who
Lahored for Them

COLUMBUS. o., May IT.-The dele
gates TO the convention of the brother-
hood OF locomotive engineers will next
Saturday go 10 Cleveland in body to
attend the unveiling OF the monument
70 the late Senator Hanna Because
OF Senator Hanna's labors in behalf
OF the workingfnen an invitation was
extended 70 Grand Chief Engineer
Stone 10 make an address when the
monument is unveiled
There may be some changes in the
Indemnity policy which the Memphis
convention decided 70 Issue two years
ago. Since that time $4,000. 700 in
demnity insurance has been written.
THE Brotherhood OF Locomotive En-
gfneers' insurance company carried
sf05. 600. 600. insuring the lives of s.. 600
men, which is declared TO be a most
remarkable showing.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
BRAVE MIDDLE TRIES
TO SAVE HIS FRIEND
Almost Perishes in FruitIess At
tempts to Save Drowning
Canoe COMPANION

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. MAY IT--MldshIpmsn Ar
thur Linford Lucas Of Ciereland. one o, the
graduating eiass, was drowned today. and MD
shipnsn Carl D. Hibbard Of NcrthneId MIN.
who was with him at the time. nearly Lost hyx
own life N an effort 70 save that Of his frfsod
Immediately after dinner at tne acadeu1T fEe
two started oct in IS foot canvas canoe Yhe~
bad proceeded from the hoathouse around the
the wash OF a passing schooner Lucas Ioss ~
grip upon the overturned canoe and sho-- "a
man Hihbard. who went 10 his rescue vac ~
most drowned. but persisted IN diving for his
friend after the latter hsd gone down Tbe
body was recovered within an hour after the
tf0rwnfnc-
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
CONFEREES on CURRENCY
BILL EAGER FOR ACTION
Both Democrats and RepubIi-
cans Favor Emergency Legis-
lation Before Adjournment

WASHINGTON. Kay 17--couferees On the
cl-eaT biH VIII meet t0-1o7rsw and tbs
probability Is that daily sessions VII be heId
Pr several days I1 fact II is not thouzht
rle guestiol n E1aneiaI LEGISLATION win BE- set
-.el unl = feU hours before 6ral ad5ourn-
uerf
The direrenees between tie seaste and TIE
lail-s ere many Tue senate rersnfs the pro
risicr q trr hcuse for the forusffo1 81 rsesr.
Ing house districts and the issuance - usfsousl
nalk NOES eainme-clai Iaape- E1zs rznteed ~
fle Gearing aorse assoc.eti1ls - - a Epe~ies
- ae-el elrneleF- it is sid that AI6rleh and
Us fellow managers ~ ne rfrfe-ence a -
part ~ rle se-are are lr- materially rrrozs-I
rc che rlsn ~ tae house hln u I'd csa be ssge-
guarded - es tp remove fhe asset rrr-rsn~r
fearure Therefore it 81 possible that IT, 80
fere-s VII Uors OUT something that e-nar -
Gcrrrtc-le 20 ho-l brancLes cf conrrnss
ne rcrf ferfes % rhe part - te senate ~
Affrirh- Ais0r- Hsie. Daniel snd Teller -
rae nau ~ rle horse Freeland - NeE vf~t
Burton rt H1ln- weeks ~ AsssEct usefts Frfo
~ Ts1r.sisrz and Giass 81 Virginia An rbes-
rcztslafors- ineludlnE The four dernocrsfs -
rn fzror ~ passage ~ some srrf ~ --ne--.--v
currency legislation az the present session
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
ARCHBISHOP .BOURGADE
DIES OF HEART FAILURE
PreIate Succumbs, Although His
Condition Was Not Con-
sidered Serious

CHICAGO. Nay 1.-THE Most Rev Peter
BOargade, archbishop or Santa Fe, died at /.
Eosrissi here today Of heart failure. aged ss
years.
The archbishop came 10 Chicago May from
Hot Springs. ARK. He was suffering from a
slight physical weakness. but his condition was
not considered serious.
YESTERDAY. feeling more than usually tndIs-
posed he remained IN bed. he had sinking
spell early today. from which he appeared -
have rallied when he was ssain stricken and
died st 5 O'Clock in the afternoon
The Rev. s Gates. chaplain OF the hospital
and the Rev Thomas Caraher Of Buffalo fba
latter a patient in the hospital. were al the
bedside.
-harve since January 4 1889 Born and edu-
reted IA France. be went TO Arizona as a
r.fxsinnrrv in 1889 vas ordained at SAINTS Fe
the same year and began work al Yuma in Is7o
In 1855 he was eonseerated vicar apostolic
OF Arizona With the utulsr rank Of bishop
~ T,umaro and resided at Tucson until nrn
moted TO be archbishop
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
SENATOR STEWART TO
LEAVE DESERT FOREVER
Fate Proves Unkind to Nevada
Law Maker, Who Again
Loses Fortune

RENO. May 1T.-Fate has again been
unkind 10 William Stewart. for years
United States senator from Nevada
The decline OF BuIlfrog and Rhyoite
stocks during the past few months has
caught him with the rest The fact
that his last attempt 10 wrest fortune
from the mines OF the Sagebrush state
has failed is mutely told in a small
announcement appearing in the last
issue OF a Rhyolite newspaper annOunc-
ing that the Stewart mansion IN RhyO-
lite is for rent or for sale TO the high
est and best bidder. Stewart and his
young wife are giving IL Up 10 go away
from the desert forever.
Three years or more ago he went IN
there 70 amass another fortune. so he
said He did succeed at first and at
one time his fortune was figured into
the thousands. but he ventured far and
the reaction has caught him along with
the balance.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
AERODROME WHITENING
NEEDS STEERING GEAR
BaIdwin's Experimental Flying
Machine Shows Perversity
While Upon Ground

HAMMoHDSPORT. y. I. May IA pr
Hmina-y trial was made this evening OF the
aerOdrone whitening. designed by F. ". Bald
win. aud constructed By the Aerial Experiment
association. Of which Dr. Graham Bell Is chair
man.
The naFigator's seat vas occupied by Lieu
tenant Thomas Selfridge o. the United STATES
army. No attempt was made 10 rise IN the
air. The machine had been provided with
wheels. but the steering gear was not zttachet.
70 the wheels. as IL thought that tie
serial rudder would control the motion Of the
machine while on the ground This proved 70
be insufficient foT the machine could not be
kept from running OF the track 70 one side
the other.
IL decided to make a slight change In
the attachment OF the front wheels and provide
IL with q steering gear 10 enable tae
opera tor 10 steer the machine on the race
track for q distance long enough TO gain
sufficient speed 10 get into the air.
No attempt win be made 70 hy untfl the
operators are satisfied they have the machine
under full control the ground.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
POLICEMAN RIDES
ON EACH CAR RUN
Only One Disturbance in CIeve-
land Strike and Conductor
Fires Shot

CLEVELAND. Nay 17.-Aside from a few
minor disturbances the streetcar strike situation
today was quiet while the service given By the
Municipal traction company was greatly IN
proved policeman rode each car and
screens OF heavy wire were provided for the
motormsn's TeStIbule Ozly ore instance o. 4
serious attempt 70 attack the crew of 4 ear
was reported. when q crowd of ooys and nen
sent roIley OF stones and sticks az 4 Niles
avenue Some OF the missiles found rneir
mark and the conductor drew q pistol the
police say nri1S one shot No c1e was hif
International President ". D. Nahon q rhe
annalgzmated association OF street ard electric
railway employees. arrived here today from Chi
csSo- He at went into ca7ferencs with
Vice President Beh1er and members % the local
executive committee
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
PICNIC CROWDS THRONG
GUINNESS MURDER FARM
Refreshments and Souvenirs
Sold to Thousands Who Visit
Scene of Deaths

Ia PORTE. Ind. Nay 1.-THE scenes of
last Sunday were repeated today at the Guinness
farm Fully 10000 people visited the farm Of
mystery. People were permitted TO gaze at the
bones u Mrs Guinness Victims Hundreds
brought their lunches along and at noon fsrpfix
groups dotted the orchard and the iarxs front
lawE. Souvenirs Of al kinds were sold on TIRE
grounds. the people buying readily. Refreshn ents
also were dispensed the grounds By enterpris-
ing owners ef lemonade. ice cream and reaDzt
stands. Excursion aims were run on the Para
Marquette and Lake Erie and Western "a asIrosds
while all Lake Shore trains carried extra coaches
for Ia Porte Tie traction cars also were
crowded all day.
The la Porte county grand jury viii convene
tomorrow morning FOR the purpose OF taking 10
the Guinness case
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
PRESBYTERIANS READY
FOR ANNUAL ASSEMBLY
Will Celebrate 10th Meet and
Elect New Moderator
for Church

KANSAS CITY. May 1T.-Everything Is in
readiness for the one hundred and twentieth
genersl assembly Of the Presbyterian church in
the United States which viii convene in con-
venti0n hall in this city next THURSDAY and
remain in session until Saturday. NAY so
Rev. DR.. william Henry Roberts Of PhiIa-
delphia the present moderator OF the church.
will arrive next Tuesday
At the first session. which viii be opened
BIZ the Rev Doctor Roberts. q new mode-a tor
will be elected. Several noted leaders OF the
church have been mentioned for this homer con-
spicuoRs among them being the Rev. Doctor B.
p Fullerton of St Louis and the Rev. Doctor
Mark A Matthews Of Seattle
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
BRYAN MIGHT WELL PAY
SI5O,OOO FOR NOMINATION
III Named by Party. COmmOner
Subscriptions Would Net
Him $3.50. 600
sPEcIAL DIsPATCH 10 THE CALL

CHICAGO. May 1.-THE Tribune TO-
day publishes the following
William Jennings Bran could AZ
ford 20 pay $4,000 or more for the
democratic nomination 20 the presl-
deucv. even II he knew positively that
he W0uld be defeated
II nominated, M Bryan expects the
circulation of his weekly magazine
The Commoner. 10 90 70 100000 sub
scrfbers- This would yield him a net
personal profit Of s2s0.008 per year
Like ether shrewd political captains
Of his party does he believe that i
nominated he VIII be defeated. but
wishes the nomination as an advertise
meut for his own private ventures
notufthstsu uding the fact that the dem
ocraric party might stand q good
chance ~ electing Johnson. II nomi-
nstedZ Is 8 question often asked.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
BOTH FACTIONS MAKING
LOUD CLAIMS OF VICTORY
Preliminary Struggle Shows Big
Fight viii EnSue in fhe
Convention Today

FRESNO, May 17-With both the
McNab and anti-McNab forces pow
wowing, buttonholing and caucussing,
as well as making sweeping claims
TO everything that IS IN contest be-
tween them. there are surface indica-
tions that the democratic state con-
vention. which conveneS IN the opera
house at 2 o'clock tomorrow, viii be
anything but harmonious and peace
ful gathering
But when the smoke OF the pre-
hninary conversational battle blows
away and the issue is Joined with
the more telling ammunition Of
votes, II is more than probable
that the McSab organization VIII
be victorious and that the re-
beIliOus BOurbOns viii have TO rest
content with such minor successes as
they may achieve in the excitement OF
the melee
This is as much as 20 say that the
regulars viii name their chairman %
the convention and put through their
slate for delegates al large TO the na-
tional convention in Denver
The ants wiz have chance TO elect
some OF their delegates from the con-
gressiOnai districts. and may force one
or two OF their ideas upon the conven-
ton in the shape OF pianks for the plat
form
OPEN FIGHT on BRYAN
AS 10 the Instructions which are %
be given 10 the delegates who 80 %
Denver. that IS an open light II has
been decided that the committee on
platform and resolutions viii be named
By the congressional districts. instead
OF being dictated By the chairman. and
the issue Of instructing for Bryan or
sending delegates uninstructed viii be
fought out IN the committee room
From the present temper OF the dele
gates there seems little reason 70 doubt
that Nebraska's favOrite son viii have
20 instructed men from California 70
back him
Mayor A c. Harper has finally been
conferred on BY the regulars as their
candidate for the chatrmanship- The
slate for dele gates AT large remains az
made Up some time agO-Theodore A
Bell OF Napa. Bob" Fitzgerald OF Oak
land. Mayor Harper and Nathan Cols
Jr. both OF Los Angeles
Unless something terrible should
happen. this program vii go through
and Gavin McSab VIII return 70 san
Francisco with the scalp OF another re-
calcitrant element in the democracy
dangling from his belt
The terrible something" which Is
AZ 4eaSt Nltnln tllc DOuA-1 1A hSsst----t-s
is an eleventh hour stampede OF the
more uncertain country delegates 20
Senator 7. b Sanford Of Ukiah. whom
the anti-McNab men would Ike 10 maks
chairman OF the convention
But the present lineup OF the oppos-
ing forces does not lend itself 20 the
plausibility OF a stampede San Fran
cisco stands ready 10 deliver "A out of
So votes TO Mayor Harper. while his
own town. Los Angeles. VIII give him
at least 55 out OF its So
These are the claims OF the orEanizs-
ton, and IL IS likely that roll call VIII
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
Japan TREATS
WITHHARRIMAN
FOR BIG LOAN
Three Hundred Million Yen TO
Be Provided by New York
Syndicate
Oriental Interests Prompt Rail-
road Magndte to Join Schiff
and Belmont
sPECAL DISPATCH 10 TIE CALI

NEW YORK. Nay IA report
reached the city tonight from Wash
Ington that the japanese hnsnciers
who came 70 New York about week
ego on their way 70 London TO feat
q loan Of SOC. 600 900 yen were IN ne
eodsdon with E H Hartman. ia
cob r. Schiff. August Belmont and
others for the formation OF syndi-
cate here 70 take over the entire loan,
or large part OF II
Hartman, according 70 this report,
had visited the japanese haa1ciers n
Washington and returned 20 New York
with some ~ them.
II was said that Earrfmal's large
oriental interests had prompted him 70
sic the japanese in floating a loan and
thar many kilograms passed between
Schi1 Belmont. Hartman and the Jap
snese embassy in Washington IN the
course of the visit OF the japanese
bankers 70 the capital
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
BOARD OF REAR ADMIRALs

WASHINGTON. May IT.-An early designs
tioa vas made By Secretary Aetcalf OF tee
board of rear sdnirzis to determine what num-
ber o. naval officers. II any, are 70 be re-
tired this year. in accordance with the naval
personnel act 50 as 70 relieve stag1ation IN pro
motion last year q number Of officers were
tnrsuulsorilv retired. resulting IN the prUmOtfoa
II Ike number of Others. The system has
cone 70 b called on the promotion by elimiua-
tfon and Is yearly the object Of = great deal
of Interest 70 the navr. the board Of rear
adrnirzis has 20 a large extent. discre tionzry
power II making recommends tious-
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
GOLD ENGAGED FOR GERMANY

BERLIN. May 11-News that 10000 in
gold has been engaged IN New York for Ger
rlnry causes some surprise here becarSe the
price OF exchange makes it impossible for Ber-
lin bankers to import American gold az profit
on the other hand. the statement cahled from
the United States 70 the effect that part OF the
gold engaged this week for Paris is for the
Clernsn account meets with a decided denial
from Berlin fnancieTS.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
PLAN U. 5. EMPLOYMENT oFFICE

NEW YORK. May IT.-Alexander Law. who
vas delegated 70 convey to Washington a reso-
luton passed at the recent convention fqr the
r,,eu1plored held here. reported TO gathering
~ unemployed today ia Manhattan Iycpuu Ne
ssid that Congressman Fornes OF New York had
rrornised TO introduce IN the house ~ reoreSe--
fatIres the resolutions of the convention calling
Tor large public works 10 furnish employment
fo- the idle.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
TAFT RETURNS FROM PANAMA

CHARIESTON s. c, May 17--Secretarv 81
War william H. Taft arrived here from Panama
At noon today on board the cruiser Prairie.
and after speeding a few hours IN the efrv.
Fs,rfne which time he met and rrears~i
~ = number OF officials and friends left for
Washington at 5.55 p- m, via the Atlantic
Coast lire. The secretary dined with Maror
At the Charleston botei
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
BANK CASHIER CHARGED
WITH STEALING $500 OOO
Allegheny National VIII Be
Wound Up by Comptroller
OF Currency

riTTsBURG. May IT.-It is officially an
roarced toulEht that tie AIlegbezv national
hank. u4oss former cashier. william Montron-
err. Is in 5sn specifically charged with missn-
--r1r~izfio1 81 s59s co.. while officers ~ ffe
herf and of the tree sl1ry department are rrrfnr
- fsfro-- Ffli larger s1rzreur dlscre1z rcseS fr
re r-rE-s funds. win uor reopen fer business
ro--r--ow Instead e notice on the dnar VII
rr~o-r,r thar ire conrtrolier ~ the cur-enrr
rs taken rhErEs and VIII close Cd the arzfrs
af tie bzuk.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
EMPEROR GREETs Z. :. ADMIRAL

TOKYO. My 1-.-Resr Admiral Joseph y.
HeuphiE. commanding the American squadron
TOW visiting Xekohana. was received IN sud
ience ~ The eng tror this morning Afferwerd
he took luncheo1 af the Shibs palace. Among
those present IT the luncheon were Princes
A-isursua aud Fushimi. Admiral Togo and Min
lister of Marine Baron Saito British squa droa
Is also visiting Yokohama
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
sEA.TLE JAP IS HoNoREp

SEATTLE. Hay IA. Hattori. one q the
best known japanese in the northwest and
formerly president ~ the japanese association
q SEATTLE was elected % = seat in the lower
house u the imperial japanese diet in tire
general elections Saturday. according 70 news
resolved II = cabIezraru-
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
CONSTABLE FOLEY STILL ALIVE

REDDING. Nay f7.-constahIe FoIsy. who
vas shot through the BODY at Kenneft yestersias
~ Deputy Constable Liftleneld- Is sSiu alive
The bullet has been remoFed. Doctors saF that
Fofe- has a hghting chance for his lie and
FoleT himself says he viii pail through
Iittfedzld has been brcu<ht % tfe county SaiI
IN this city. He declines 10 make statereat
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
GOVERNOR SPARKS DYING

RENO. New, May 1.-THE condition
OF Governor Sparks or Nevada is pro-
nounced very precarious this evening
and il is not expected that he will sur
yive.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
RecaIcitrants VIII Open War on
Regulars as Soon as Demo-
Gratis Convene Today 4
McNab Followers Bank on Seat.
ing Mayor Harper of Los
Angeles as Chairman I
Rebels Count on Senator San
ford, but Their big Four"
Slate Is Incomplete 4

FRESNO, May 17.-With the ar
rival Of many delegates on late trains
has come somewhat definite shaping
of the situation, and II looks as il
there win DC bitter struggle be-
tween the McNab and anti-McNab
forces, aided by Theodore A Bel.
over the chairmanship IN the con-
vention tomorrow. At midnight il
was announced that ali efforts 70
bring about a compromise had failed
and that the conferences that had
been going on ali day had been
finally called Of as OF no avail.
As the last meeting broke up Bell
declared that Sanford would surely be
elected chairman. while on the other
hand McNab announced as positively
that he would make Harper the pre-
siding officer by majority OF 100
votes
As il has appeared throughout the
day. IL still looks as Il the 3IcNab or
ganization VIII be IN control How
ever. Bells men are lighting very ag-
gressively and VIII not waste any time
in sleep tonight II IS ore OF Jhs
prettiest eonvention battles the states
democracy has ever engaged IN
8eNAB Is LIBERAL
Gavin McNab was quite liberal to Bell
ins his efforts al cOnciIiation- He o.
fersd 20 let Bell 60 20 the national con
veEtion as delegate. 70 give him ths
united support OF the California dele
cation IN his candidacy OF the chair
man OF the rational gathering. 70 name
another besides himself as delegate a.
large and 10 name the chairman OF the
state convection to Be held in August
Harper was 20 be dropped as national
delegate in this scheme
All that McNab asked in return for
this was Bells support OF Harper for
chairman tomorrow The Ben forces
refused. as they insisted on control or
the convention. McNab came here with
view 10 cOncfliating Bell and II that
failed TO give him q good trOuncing. He
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
WANT HOME FoR EMBASSY

RIO DE JASETRo. May ia bsu for Ii.
snuronrIstion OF 10000 VIII be iufrodursa
shortly fu the chamber OF deputies FOR ira
purpose OF acquiring property in wsxhInrfon
for permanent koue for the Brazilian en-
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
cure ron TUBERCULOSIS

WASHINGTON. May I7--Recent sdvlces
confirm the promising report made By Surgeon
b 4. wright on duty At that ea1itarfun re-
rardfnx the results of treating tuberculosis by
the use Of mercury
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
Red BLUFF HAs a.4aa

BEDDING. May 17--The census OF Red Biun
Just completed shows a population q s.4sa.
This gives Red Bluff the right 70 change its
one OF the hfth.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
TO BE coNsEcRATED HERE

Upon his arrival he Will take I'D i'm
mediately the duties of coadjutor to
Archbishop Riordan- According TO the
present program he viii be consecrated
in san Francisco. Archbishop Riordan
officiating. The numerous duties that
fall TO the lot of head OF a large
diocese like San Francisco require the
services OF an assistant bishop. Bishop
Henrique da Silva has been assisting
Archbishop Riordsn since the death Of
Archbishop George Montgomery The
coadjutorship carries with it the right
TO succession.
At St Bernard's seminary. with the
teaching stan Of which Dr. Hanna is
associated. there are a number Of &c
clesiastical students from this diocese
and Archbishop Riordan is said TO cher
ish very high regard for the scholar
ship and learning of the institution
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-18
INDEX OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO CALLS
NEWS TO-DAY
TELEPHONE KEARNY ss
MONDAY. NAY IS. 1908
WEATHER CONDITIONS

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