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The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-06
MIX pROpIES BARTON DEATH.

In the case of William A. Jacques, the young man who Is held on q warrant for the coroner for knocking Edwin Barton down in the street as q result of which Barton died at thc New Haven hospital Coroner Mix did not complete his hearing in the matter yesterday He started the examination early and continued until late in tho evening but did moi finish the taking Of testimony.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-06
BLOW FOR VARSITY
 BEFORE BIG GAME
Continued from First rage.)

year, but was hurt about mid-sca3on. Both he and lIainei were injured early this season but are in good con dition nov.
 It happened that yesterday occur body to the field to cheer the team and to practice songs for the Brown and Princeton games. The procession had just arrived when the mon were injured and the cheering was not so lusty as it otherwise woul have been.
 Except for the injuries to tAe men
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Dr. Anton Cor.

s1eath took place at the New Nhospital yesterday of Dr. An- .s Of Ivy street. Dr. Coe was
 sick with pneumonia last Aug \ he had been in a critical con-
 Tor several weeks
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-06
MANAGERS BUSY
Charities Accounts and Election Ex-
 penses Provided for.


 Monthly bills occupied a long time with the board of finance last night, but outside of that there was little business transacted Transfers of money, which become quite necessary at this period of the year were all that was done. The park board asked for a transfer of S250 from the fund for the purchase of additional land in Beaver ponds park to an account for the pur- chase of some new land on Valley street in Westville which adjoins West Rock park and Is to be added to 1t. The board represented that there was no land to be purchased at present In Beaver Pond park so the transfer would make no difference, The trans fer was granted,
 For the charities department there were two transfers one of S35O4 to the account of the outside poor and the other of s549 4S for hospitals both of which were taken from the interest ac- count of the sundry expense account. Other transfers, asked for by the con- |
 troller were S7O0 for the renting of poll ing places for the election, $50 for car riage hire 5000 for election account, | sl GOO for printing and stationery Sl 25O for contingent and $50 for the board of selcctmen alt Of which came from the interest account
 The last transfer which was grant cd was for $SO0O between two funds or the board of education for the purchase of books and supplies in that depart meut for the coming year,
 The request passed by the board ol aldermen that money enough be ap- proprlatcd for the purchase of land along the banks of West river for the making of new park was brought UT and promptly tabled without date,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-06
DEATHS.

gUn this city, November s, SPeorge w., Banta, aged 67
 sservices will be held at his ,,bidence, No. t2 Bishop street, nNy afternoon, November ', at S.ck Friends are Invited to S n6 1t Sf-ln this oity, November 3, k lichard Nj. Dverit, in the SSth gS bis age.
 services will be held al No. | ,ltney avenue on Friday after Eat half-past two o'clock. Al are invited to attend, Bur
 ate. nS at
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-06
Edgar l.. Barton.

!.al services for the late Edgar iion will be held this afternoon .l, undertaking rooms of Stahl
 Meadow street, at 2;30 o'clock. IEill be private.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-06
Evaporaled Fruits
JOHN GILBERT &.cS0N

We point with pride to our line Of meats of all desirable kinds,
 Whatever you like in the meat line we have. and ifs sweet, tcn- der and juicy.
 We nrc headquarters for strict ly fresh grown vegetables and fruits right through the year.
 Always there may be found in our store the finest groceries at the most moderate prices.
 First of all. you want to bc sure that everything is pure; then that It Is absolutely clean and sold in a clcanly appclixinc way.
 All these things arc assured when you buy them hero.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-06
WANTS CITY TO PAY DAMAGES.

A claim has boen filed against inc city for Adeline Barnes, a sixteen year old girl who rell through the bridge ot Valley streeC' Westyjlje. on Sunday Ogtober l3, Tine claim states thai She suffered severe injuries and bruises to one leg
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-06
Henry F.. Peters,

of the late Henry E. will take place from Zion M F.
 Sunday afternoon at 2:30 All friends arc invited to
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-06

pense incident to funeral scr- tany times . heavy burden, Oc- lhs 1t often does unexpectedly \. long periods Of Illness. It is 10 to be known ns cOnsideFnte {, arges, md especially thought = ,ls mnny cares and rcspOnsibili-
 h we must necessarily assume occasions.
 M X HAYES, 108e Chapel st.
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George O'DeIl Peterson,

sIlneral of the late Mrs. George ifeterson will take place from iILnd Avenue Congregational
 Sunday afternoon, at 2;30 's
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-06

The transient hotel population of New York is figured at 250.00O people q day, The hotel properties are val. ted at over sSo,oO0,OOJ,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-06
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 35 cts. S3.75 dozen Gouda Cheese, from Holland. First shipment, new season s make
 65 cents Iris h Oat m e a l real "Drogheda' imported m ? lb. tins.
 27 cents Erie Ch c ese, from France. In small tins, o8 cts. 'Thon Marine, or Tuny Fish In Oil, in small tins, A Peach of a relisn' IS cts. Cherries in MaraSquino-a very special offer. Large jars (quart size) imported French Cherries, usually sold at 70 cents,
 at 55 cts. a jar,
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08

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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08
SAN FRANCISCANS
TO GREET KRE|SLER
Noted Violinist to Appear at
Christian Science Hall
This Afternoon

One of the most important figures in
the musical world today is Fritz Kreis-
Ter. violinist. who is to appear in this
city this afternoon at Christian Science
hall. The violinist will play again
Thursday evening and again next Sun
day afternoon at the same place. Fri
day afternoon, March 13, he will appear
in Oakland at Ye Liberty playhouse.
Kreisler has been before the musical
public the world over since he was 6
years old. When he was but years of
age he appeared with Adelina Patti in
London. Soon after this his parents
withdrew him from the concert stage in
order that he might perfect his unusual
gifts. He studied in Paris and Vienna,
and on his first professional appearance
was hailed as master of the violin the
to Joachim.
programs unique is the large number of
compositions from the classics. He does
not merely accomplish the difficult tech
nical feaJs of bowling and lingering,
but he has the gift of seeing the mu-
sical message back of the printed notes.
No violinist surpasses him in the poetry
of playing. The more modern masters
are equally well interpreted. Kreisler
has no equal IN versatility.
Programs for all of the concerts may
be secured at the box offices which have
been established at Sherman, Clay &
Co.'S stores in Van Ness avenue and in
Kearny street.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08
LORDS TO DISCUSS
EMPEROR'S LETTER
Williams Action Regarding the
British Navy TO Be Taken
Up in Parliament
Alleged Attempt to Influence
Estimates Creates Sensa=
ton in Europe

LONDON, March NO fresh light
upon Emperor Williams letter to Lord
Tweedmouth, in which it is charged
his majesty made an attempt to in
fiuence legislation upon the British
naval estimates. is expected until Lord
Tweedmouth makes his promised state
ment on the occurrence in the house
OF lords Monday.
There is great curiosity as TO
whether the first lord of the admiralty
will read what Emperor William wrote.
If the substance of the letter is inoffen-
sive the language may be so informal
that the emperor would prefer that it
be not spread before the eyes of the
people at large. 1t is still held today
that the immediate cause Of the en-
perors letter was another letter writ
ten TO Lord Esher, who is member of
the entourage of King Edward, to the
maritime league, in which he said.
There is not man in Germany, from
the emperor down, who would not well
come the fall of Sir John Fisher
Sir John is senior naval lord of the
admiralty.
Hugh Cecil Lee, liberal member of
parliament, has given notice OF a ques-
ton to the premier. asking whether he
will consent TO lay the whole of the
correspondence upon the table and eX-
plain fully the circumstances and facts
connected with the proceedings.
Several other members have given
notification Of similar questions. The
incident Of the emperor's letter has
created a sensation throughout Europe
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08
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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08
KAISER TELLS OF LETTER
German Government Favors
Publicity of Full Text

BERLIN, March That Emperor
William had written a letter to Lord
Tweedmouth, il was learned today.
was known to small circle of Ber-
lin diplomats before the London Times
published its statement concerning it.
The emperor told several persons close
to him that he had written to Lord
Eweedmouth. and official circles here
continue to scout the imputation that
the emperor seeks TO influence Great
Britain's naval plans.
The German government believes
that the publication of the letter
would be the best way to dissipate
the excitement among certain classes
in England. The government explicit
ly declines, however, to believe that
the excited utterances in the Times
and several other British newspapers
represent correctly the feeling of the
English people. Decisive action on
the part Of the government apparently
is impeded by the emperor's absence
at Wilhemshaven
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08
REPUBLICANS PLAN
TO REVISE TARIFF
oontinued From Page II, Column Q

Continued From Page IL, Column o
the three latter being members of the
house ways and means committee. and
viii frame the new law
An extra session OF congress will be
called Immediately after the expiration
of the present congress next spring
and a bill viii be drafted reducing
some Of the high schedules on steel and
iron and eQualizing the others If the
democrats are successful in the ma
tional election next fall President
Roosevelt VIII call congress immedi-
ately after the result is known. so that
the tariff can be revised by republi-
cans.
Senator Beveridge. who presented a
measure providing for tariff commits
sion, had a conference with the pres
>1dent today. Later he conferred with
Speaker Cannon and Representatives
Payne, Dalzell and sherman Tt devel-
oped that the commission plan is not
acceptable and it was agreed that a
resolution shall be adopted by. the pres
ent congress directing the secretaries
Of state, treasury, agriculture com
merce and labor and the director of
the census TO gather such data as
will be useful to congress In revising
the tariff
Representative Sherman, with the
approval Of Speaker Cannon, IS circu-
lating petition among members. of
the house which requests the ways and
means committee to sit during the
sumner recess for the purpose Of gath
ering data TO aid the members in franz
ing new tariff law taany signatures
have already been procured and the
committee viii sit
This agreement makes il certain that
tarin legislation viii come next winter
or spring.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08
cALrFoRN1ANs IN NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. March THE follow
ing Californians are registered in New
York:
mont; Miss A Simpson, Mrs. j. Simp-
son, A Willkomm, Park Avenue hotel;
I. ]. Drommond, Wellington: A Judell,
Hotel Cadillac; G. E. Bennett, Colling-
wood; Mrs. j B. Fox. Grand hotel: A
A. T. Rose. Hotel Netherland; j. Hem
melstern, Wellington; A. F. Rose, Hotel
Netherland; Miss A Stedman, Belle
claire
Los Angeles-J w. Gregg, Belmont;
E. c. w. Smith, Hotel Belmont; c. T.
Leggett, Astor house; Miss Campbell,
Miss w. T. Manter, Grand Union; G. G.
Hrvotumian, Belvedere.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08
NAPA GIRL BECOMES
SAN FRANCISCAN'S BRIDE
Miss Ruth Goodman and George
North Wed and Are TO
Sail for Tahiti

NAPA, March Miss Ruth Good
man of this city became the bride of
George North here today. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr.
Wylie at the home OF the brides pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. II. P. Goodman.
The father is president of the First
national bank of Napa.
The bride is an accomplished young
woman, who has spent her life in
Napa- North is a writer of promi-
nence in San Francisco and is a son
of Captain and Mrs. Metcalf The
couple viii make their home in Sac
ramento after wedding trip to Ta-
hiti.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08
REFUTES BRITISH POSITION

COLOGNE. March The Koel-
nische Zeitung prints an inspired dis
patch from Berlin rejecting the salts
faction In Berlin political circles at
the promptness with which the Eng
lish people have refused to accept
the Times version of the emperor's
letter. and declaring that Germans
can be fully satisfied with the com
ments on this subject in the English
and other foreign newspapers
The dispatch then refers TO the 20
sition taken by several English papers
that IL is improper for a monarch TO
hold private correspondence with a
minister of a foreign power. which
dictum, it asserts, is impossible of
acceptance in so sweeping a form.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08
RICKEY AND ASSOCIATES
TO BE TRIED MARCH %
Accused Nevada Bank Officials
Will Try to Shift Blame
Upon Chief
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL


RENO, March THE trial Of the
officials of the State bank and trust
company on the charge of having en-
bezzled depositors' funds will begin
before Judge Langan in Carson city
March 23. They were arraigned this
morning. G. W. Mapes, c. L. Bender.
j. V Davis, cashier of the suspended
institution, and others indicted will
try to prove that their connection with
the syndicate made them in no way
responsible for Rickey's mismanage-
ment.
Miss c. L. Beckwith, temporary
manager of the Western Union office
in Carson, and members of the bank
commission have been subpenaed to
appear before the Nye county grand
jury Monday The indictments re-
turned in Tonopah may involve the
same men arrested in Carson
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08
NOTED M1NERALoG1sT DIES

NEW YORK, March 7.-Gustaf Mauritz
Westman a chemist and mineralogist
of note, died suddenly in New York
last night. A company that had just
been formed to manufacture wrought
iron according to a new plan which he
had invented was expected to have
made him rich. Westman was born In
Sweden 73 years ago and became fa-
nous through various inventions con-
nected with the manufacture of iron
and steel
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08

in spots appears dilapidated while the
stone OF which ii is built is badly
weather beaten 1t is a melancholy
looking pile at best and there is no
attempt at outward decoration.
What would Gladys Vanderbilts
brothers and cousins and aunts say
If they saw the funny little kerosene
lantern that swings over the porte
cocherei Kerosene and candles, by
the way. are the only means of illum-
ination in the future home of the PAM
pered New York girl.
The house is sparsely furnished with
old time furniture. There are no
electric lights, no phone, no saddle
horses, no automobiles, and the young
countess has no running water in her
room. Water must be carried from the
well to MI an old fashioned vat bath
tub
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08
COUNTS "CASTLf"
OLD RAMSHACKLE

Continued From Page IL, Column 5
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08

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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08
NEW LICK HOUSE
HOTEL DALE

Fillmore St and Golden Gate Av.
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car from ferry
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08

We closed out IS pairs of White Wool
Blankets from California mill at far below
original value. They are slightly imperfect,
but hardly noticeable and will not interfere
with the wearing features. Are extra heavy,
made on twill ground, very heecy, size
72x84 inches, with pink and blue borders;
absolutely worth 5000, for. -. $3.98 pair
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08
k0kOmo Woman
Gives Fortune
To Help Women Who Suffer

In the psst few years Mrs. Cora B. Miller has
spent i25ooooo in giving medical treatment 10
afflicted women
some time ago We announced in the columns .f
fhis paper that she would send free treatment 10
every woman who suffered from female diseases
OF plies.
More than = million women have accepted this
.GeDeroUs offer. and as Mrs. Miller is stiIl receiv-
trE requests from thousands Of women from All
perts Of the world. who have not yet used the
renedy she has decided to continue the oaer for
ewhfle longer. ~ least.
This is the simple. mild and harmless prepara-
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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08
HUGHES FORMALLY
LAUNCHED IN RACE
New York Republican State
Committee Adopts Resolution
lndOrsing His Candidacy

NEW YORK. March THE repub-
lican state committee approved the can
didacy OF Charles E. Hughes today
for the nomination for the presidency
by unanimously indorsing him as the
choice of his party in this state. The
same resolution, offered by former Rep
resentative W. II. Douglass, extended
the hearty thanks of the committee to
President Roosevelt for his great SER
vice to his country by a rugged de-
termination to oppose wrong and in
demanding justice for all"
The committee then carried out the
purposes for which it was brought to-
gether by calling the state conven-
ton TO meet in Carnegie hall. New
York, April II, at IL o'clock, and by
a unanimous vote agreeing to recon-
mend NJ Linn Bruce. former Lieutenant
governor. as temporary chairman of
the convention.
The Douglass resolution indorsing
Governor Hughes came as a surprise
to many Of the committeeman. Com
mitteeman Douglass made a brief
speech eulogizing President Roosevelt
and Governor Hughes.
we are approaching another great
political campaign said Douglass. and
the people Of the republican party do
not anticipate the same walkover they
-e'N ~'oAt SS~to ~~o1 iSAi cdi .
ago.
The time has come -~nen we should
unfold our banner and write upon II
in letters OF gold the name of our
candidate. Let us ask Chicago to
rally around 1t, and let US say:
II you will nominate him we will
elect him. The hand OF fate has
often pointed to one man in critical
hour.
We have in the White House today
a great man. man who has blazed
the way, q man who by his efforts
and accomplishments has electrified the
world and shed luster upon u.s. He
has dug deep into the morass of the
things that have sapped all the vitality
of the nation. Let us call this man
the path maker
we have among US another man
fully capable OF carrying out the poll
cies of President Roosevelt man of
calm Judgment, who will bind up any
wounds that have been made and by
his clear sightedness and deliberation
Will complete the great work our pres
ident has begun. We have had the
path maker, let US name him peace
maker. We have no fear of praising
the one and indorsing the other
"It is time every man had made up
his mind what he is going to do There
should be no more delay. The name
] want to write on that banner is the
name of the governor of the state OF
New York. Charles E. Hughes"
The resolution was unanimously
adopted.