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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-08-18
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R
TIME TABLE.

West Bound
No Omaha. Sioux. City and St
Paul Fast Mail. SIN N M
NO Il Dub & TT Dodge local. .7.s3n n,
No TT Dodge Express. AIN 1' " m, n,
No % Dubuque & Waterloo. + :4r n M ~,
No 1 Chicago. Sioux CITY a ~
Omaha Ltd. 1850 n m
Nc % 81 w "a f Freirbt.. ,.11:42 : m
East Bound -
NO omaha & Sioux City &
~, ,oo Chicago Limited. .2;05 m
NO NJ, ao2 st Paul & Chicago Ltd 3;d1 n m
no " waterloo & Dub Clipper 8:55 n m
NO TT Dodge & Chi Express 11:25a m
NO Sioux City. Omaha & Chi 3:lO n m
no ~ TT Dodge Dub local ...7:35 n m
NO VI Way Freight. 80. 1l.4b n N,
No. % has Chicago sleeper.
Dining Car on Trains Nos Il md a
CEDAR RAPIDS BRANCH
Going South
No 300 Pass daily eX Sunday $40 n m
NO 333 Pass daily eX Sunday 5.45 d N
NO 360 Freight daily ex Sunday12: 45p m
Arrive from South y
No 1884 Pass daily ex Sunday 500 n IN
NO $50 Pass daily eX Sunday $50 n m
H. g. PIERCE, Station Sr - ~
G. NO; runs to Omaha, Sioux CITY and
No. runs to Fort Dodge only.
mo. has connections to Omaha S,o,,r
S1tX, sioux Falls. st Paul and Mime
ap Pi,s,, ana No. from same points.
Dahihg car on trains No. and
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-08-18

THE BROWNIES ARRIVE.
TloNTRART to all expectations,
the Brownies arrived the next
M moEains. The Deppinghams
servants were scarcely out Of bed
when Saunders came in with the news
that steamer was standing off the
shallow harbor. Bowles had tclephon-
ed up that the American claimant was
on board.
The deepest gloom pervaded the
household when Lady Deppingham
discovered thar not one of their reti-
hue knew how to make coffee or broil
bacon-not that she cared for bacon.
but that his lordship always asked for
1t when they did not have it.
Bromley upset the last peg of endur-
ance by hoping that the Americans
were bringing cook and house
maid with them.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-06-03
canada's Cash Road Tax System.

Canadian townships. particularly
those of the province of Ontario. are
adopting the cash road tax system In
place Of the ancient method of working
out the road tax which Is in too many
cases a farce says the Good Roads
Magazine. Supervision Of the work on
the roads Is intrusted to from one to
four responsible commissioners. who
use labor saving machinery. build bet
ter bridges than the roads had and
make the highways permanent and
durable. During the decade from 1896
to 1905 the outlay on county roads OF
Ontario amounted to S21.OOO.OO0. OF
this SIC. 432. 9O2 was cash. and &c.,
blO.9OO represented days Of statute la
Dor. This eQualed an average OF
81. 100 900 per annum and included the
expenditures by the townships and
part only of that made by counties on
their country highways. Cities ana
towns spent large amount in add
ton to the above sums. The good
roads movement is said to be extend
ing widely In Canada.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-06-03
Summons tor Publication

In the superior court oi the state of Wash
ing,on for klttitas county, Eleanor Y. Plunk
EFT plaintiff vs.. W, Eben Plunkctt defendant.
The State OF Washington TO said W. then
Pluukett defendant. You are hereby sum
moned to appear within sixty days after the
date OF the first publication OF this summons. To
wit. within sixty days after the agth day OF
April. 1909 ana defend the above entitled action
In the above entitled court. and answer the
complaint OF plaintiff and serve ~ copy of your
answer upon the undersigned attorney FOR
plaintin ut his office below stated and IN case
OF your failure SO to do judgment Will be rem
dered against you according to the demand OF
the complaint. which has been filed with the
clerk OF said court. THIS action is for divorce
upon the grounds of failure to support, cruel
treatment and adultery upon the part of de
PENDANT. AUSTIN MlRtS
Plaintin' Attorney
Post office address Ellensburg. kittitas county
state OF Washington. ONCE in OLYMPIA block.
First publication April ~. last July |. lAN
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-06-03
He Gets Too Many.

He Gets Too Many.
MY. John. you haven't particle Of
tact.
What have | done now Z!
Asking Mr. IIamfat to dinner and
telling him you will give him II good
roast, And he Il second rate actor
Baltimore American
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-06-03
Notice to Creditors to File
Claims

In the Superior court of the State OF Wash
ington Tor kittitas county
IN PROBATEl
Notice is hereby given, that letters tesla
mentary on the estate of Nicholas W Gohlen
deceased. We re granted the Undersigned. on the
4th day Of May 1909 by the said superior court
All persons having claims against said estate
are required To present them with the necessary
vouchers. to me at the once OF Pruyn Strer 4
Hooffier at EllcnSburg. Washington. within
one year after the date of this notice. or they
shall be forever barred
Dated 1t Ellensburg. Washington. this 27th
day OF May 1919
MARY T.. GElILEN
EXeCutrlN.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-06-03

Building for sale The Dawn office.
building 2OX10 > story. will be sold a.
Il bargain. II must he moved to make
way for II concrete building. Enquire
At The Dawn office. 4lG North Pine
treet.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-06-03
EIectric Motor For Sale

We have Il half-horS" power motor
for sale Al a bargain Good condition.
THE DAVIS Elleu-bnrg Wash.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-06-03
one WAY.

Husband | don't know how much
" an allowance To give you Wife
Iou know how much YOU can AFFORD.
don't YOU Husband Why. yes. Wife
Then give me as much more AZ you
can spare Illustrated Bits.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-13
@ermiidltc tclcsrnpbiide Scpcid)cn.

Gus SnItij.T Department 1T
@nlbin1ton bat bcifloilcn, tcinc mci.
tercn Sdrittc III bcnt Brojcb gegel1
@onuertcilr SasfeQ BON Sflabumu
II. u. lpe9eu 2onoidminoels 5l CT
grciicn. nod)oem oic Nnfld1ciGriit
fiir5lid) wc9cn cincS syormicblers nm.
neltoBcm pnroe.
- tSn Der llm1cbu,1 bon Noriolt,
Gu.. frat geltcrn iriib a%bcrnlols idNpc.
rcr Srolt cin mo rid)tetc grobcn
Shoocn auf Den Seloern on.
Gcllnur s. Oonng lit III eric.
go, untcr Der gnflage perboitet NOR
Den, icillc Wilttcr, oeren 2cid)c ont
Wontag I'M Setter ihrcr @obnmlg &C.
ii,noeit ipiiroe, crmorbct III bobelt.
Sie llebcrreite iparcn peritiimmclt
mo unter cinem Souirn alter SEP.
pid)e pcrbor9ct.
- @m. Hodn, eiu 36siGbrigcr Gis
icllorbeitcr. itiir5tc gcItcrn in FbiId.
helpbio pom 6. Slitr cines i'm Sml be-
Griiiencn 9roBcn Tcpartcmcnts.Sn-
bcns III ocu Seller biltnb ilno blicb
oui Der Stclle tobt. Iac anoden inn
Scibc murcn ibni Acbrodc,. 81
iiaumtc aus Springiiclo, MoN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-13
Sin 3luilinaspnnr III piel.

GurtersnilIc, 90, II. Npril.
AIa geitern SuncS :. Sorbon,
ein moblbobenoer @iirger bon bicr,
Die Nohrid)t erbielt, buB ieinc Che
lie6itc i'm nit 5luei fr0ftigen, ans
potter &eble i6reienoen Eodtcrdcn
bcId)entt babe, if)ric cr: vGaS lit sit
piel." - podte cinen Softer lrno Der
idnuono. Wfan glolbt, bob CT lid
nod Npro.Gurolino mnr0tc. Seine
6omilic, bic Sproblinqc bcItchen MIN
ans bier 3luiain0SpoorcL lit ouBer
lid Dor Sd)mcr5 oarilbcr, Dob CT lciac
GrobllnM mcld)e or CAB, ais 0o@
brittle EGrhen cridiell, INN iuabr &C.
madt bat. Snt llebrigcn ioaS ober
Der Wtlltter Qoll5 gut gcbcn, cbcn'o
ben illn0cn Sangcrimren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-13
HeO. Buffers ErpbcidIcibuna.

y It 0 II, II. 9lpril. - Hcp. e. ".
Eltfter, frilbcr Eoitpr in Solen, be.
tln0et lid IN elmer lcbr titlid)cn Gage.
%or 0rct Sabrcn bot cr nit lcincr
Ebclroll elm llcbcrcinfommncll ubgc-
lflollcu, iucld)cS olli eilc Ernbcidocis
Dung bI1nrl1licf. Sic lcbtcn III &c
trcnlltcr Gbc, obcr Der Euitor iorotc
IN libcrolcr @cilc fiir Den llntcrholt
Der Srau. Ger GertroA belogt, BOB
lpcllll belize Sbeile nadl Nhlnlii Der
'clt9clcbtcn 6rilt Der Slllt @bc9lild 10
llotbmcnOi9cn gegcnicitigcn &icbe
nod INNER clltbcbrcn, Die Sd)ci0lulg
permanent Dcr0cn nlb Die Srnit
$1,000 ais cno9illti9e Nbiertiglulg er-
hnlten iol. Gle Sriit lit nult nm,
lrn0 scr Vaitpr lit 5ur 3ubiulg be.
r,lt. obcr Die Srou luil nift. 9tid)t
ctun, DOB Die Siebc 81 i6rcun 8ottcn
it ibrcm @ltiel olli's 9tcnc crlpod)t
lit. ncilL lie mill illr 9iibnc gcbcll
unO glnllbt, Die aus eii,em Sdel-
o%nlgspro5eB, nod ba5u iuiocr einen
Neiitlihcn &errlL iid) ergebenbc Nc.
flame wilroe ibrer 9iibnen-Gorricre
iorocrlih iciu. Ger @err Yoitor lit
ilber bic 8cnorm9 Der GiuGc icbr be
triibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-13
,Hlunger's" Ibentencr.

llntcrice6oot entging ourd) red)t5citi-
acs llntertallheil elmer o%robenocn
Golliiiou uno neutrality-suspicious. Ger
itorung.
Nurfolf, go, II. Npri(. - @on
cilter Goniiion NIT Dem 6lottcn.&ob-
lcnld)iff .@onnibol" bcorobt, toltfte
0o5 llntcriccbpot rElungcr" IN Der
9tGhe Oes S6iifsbolbofea bis olti ben
@ooelt ocs GlijobctbsHiocr uno ret
tete 0ltrd oicica fii6ne ltntcrnebmen
ooS 2cbcn Der aus iieben &opicn be-
Itebcltoen Monnlhaft.
Ser .Elunqer" bate cine llcblutg5-
iubrt u%lterrommen unO befano iid),
ais lid Scr ,@onnibol" I'M Smn oeS
SdleppoompierS oVtoboipt" n0bertc.
ulltcr @oIicr, lilr 5ruei SUB lelller
Slaggenltongc rngtcn aus Den Mcl-
len berpor. Ger NouigotionSsSttl=
5ier ocs .Snnnibol" entocdte ooS
Boot ilt ipdt, I'M cine GoIll'iou SIT
pcrmciocn. Gbenip mllroen It)lel's
nigIt Sic Moihincn bca &obIc1ltlt=
les mo beS Sfleppcrs reicrpirt.
Glllf Dem oTlu1gcr" bate man llI
Gifer ocS Wonoprirel1a Ole orobenoe
8cfobr niht bcn1ertt un0 Dltr0c crit
ourd) Nllamerfcn ocS Buffers ollT Die
ieIbe allimertlom. Sm cntidctoe1s
bclr Woment ifoB baS FELINE Sabre
5clta iGb in Die Sieie, bis nuf Die
Soblc oe~ SluBbettes, unb toldte,
MIR menige CARDS ponr nSnrmibol"
bell mo unperiehrt nie6er aus Den
@eQcu oui. Man glollbt, ooB llitr
ous NllSrperien beS Suffers ooS Boot
~rettete, beIicn MonnifoIt BET elmer
Goaiiion lidcr ipic Die Hottcn IN Der
Sale ertrllnfen murcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-13
3igenncrfonisin WtarD 8Orman be-
croiat.

Cincinnati 8, -. N(pril. -
Gas 9c9rGbiliB Der 3igcuierfDni1in
Wtnrp 8ormolr, Scr Srou bcs 3igclr-
n~crfonigs SonlcS @ormnM bat bier
ouf Dem ct. (SohuS- SricObof ltottgc.
iun0en. Gin fotbolilher @ciitlifcr
iprod Oos @cbet. Sorbcrgcgongcn
luor cine 2eihcnicier, bic ont glbeno
porbcr bcgonnen bottc, bic gauge
9toft iiber mdbrtc mo oil ipcldcr lid
A~tqcborigc bon 3igclnerit0nme!
aus Dem goll5cn Hnnoc bctbeiligtcll.
0ie &%onigin mar an 6. Hopcm6er
1908 in Titts6urg, aonios, geitorben.
pon no bic Scidc nod) Cincinnati
ii6crfiibrt murbe. Gort itono lie bis
iebt III clncm 8rob9ctpolbc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-13
%rnnSnngliif maize Nuriolf.

u or off, 80, II. 2pril.- GoS
yGoglC.6otcl" mo elm onocrea Bret
t~erGcbduoc in Der ltubc Don Finc
Hcod bromntcn in Der lcbtcr ltoht
nicocr, lno cin iic6enj0hrigcS &in0
ocs IN Sienitcn Der "&ir0iniou Hoil-
muD" ltcbenocn 9tnd)tm1htcra Goibo-
rn5 crlitt mobrihcinlid t0otli6c
Sranomumocn. Go9 tScllCr mlroe
ourf cillen ST itorf 1cbci5tcn Sicn
pcrurioft, mGbreno 1Srou 9oibaroS
mo 6o5 Slim I'M Shlnic logen.
Scioc murocn Ourh Nod,born aus
Dem 6rcuneltocl &orIic gcbolt. Do
iboroa mar sur 3cit port~5u @nuie
nbucICllo un0 in icincm Beirut tbGtig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-13

fin red9t 4%pobridieinlid CrfIdrt lpuroe,
unO iogt iogor Die polli0c AnIlolung
Der Coalition pornlla, iaIla fem lint
idlmu1t9 al erobcrer Ginigieit IN alb
lebborcr Belt etntritt.
u mcrifuni6 dc NGcrbous
m 6intn ii u uBlano.
Petersburg, IS. 9IpriI. - Ger
oNmcrifoniid)c Wnifincn = SrtIt"
miro ~OcnnGdit nit Der Gobritotion
bon Woidincn in MllBlnnO in GRO
fem WoBitobe beginne1. Inter Dem
alien 3oltorii betrub Der 3ooQ oll'
MaidincIL sic olld) IN HllBIanO 9e-
fcrti9t pcrben t0nnten 10 &opeten
(lrgciGhr 10 GentS) iiir jc 80 Fto.
NnM1nliide MoidJilclL Die nid)t III
HlBlonO bcrgeiteat Wrroen, porcn
SoIlfrci. &iirdlid ctfl(rtc Der Ndcrs
boltnliliItcr OoB oQc Moidincn III
Hnblon0 terQCItcllt lpcrOcn f6nnelL
obcr Der &crillf, aud %IauopirtD-
i6oitIi6e Oioid2inen 81 icrtiaen MIR
DC Seiten5 Der 2nnOmirtbe fir cincn
Seblidlo1 erflGrt, morolli Ser nn1er;-
foniIfc Srltit beld)loB, nit Scr Ser
itcGitn0 Ocricl6en III NublonO 81 bp<
G%inl1en,
6cucrmcrt tnoct nit Gonif.
Tlorenh is. 9lpril. - 9ci eli
ncn1 6elcrlucrf, lueld)cH 81 Gbrcn Ell.
ncr rcli9i0ien GSeier Nciteru Nodlt Of
Ncbronnt lpurOe, iicl cine @ombc mi
ter enc S6oor 3uidoltcr mo crplo-
0irte. Gin fleinea MG0dtn Don -
&obrcn ipurOe 0et0otet uno iiini Ecrs
ioncn mllroen pcrpunoct. Inter ser
WtcltAe brodl ell Yanif aus un0 9us
les fIiid)tetc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-13
Getrpfino'S GcidjcnbrgGnsnif.

Ncw OOrt ~. 2lpril. - Gas
Hei0enbeg6u8niB Ocs III %olcrmo CT,
inorbctcn EoIi5ci- 2%iclltcnontS Soiepb
Ectroiino fanO bclltc pro9romnlge-
niGB,. lulter 9ctlciligltng Ger Yoli5ei
mo btcIct ongeicbcilcr itoIieniihcr
9iir6rr Itott, Ger 5roltcr1ottc&oicnit
mllrbc i'll Der ct. Yatrid'3 &otbcornle
on Der NtottitruBc ~obgcboltcn mo bic
@ciiebulg Der llcbcrrcitc ipoter I'M
GoIporict. Gricobof altf Gong SSlono
DpQ}ogcl. $50 Eoli5iitcn, 0orirntcr
picle in GipilftciOun1, bcqlcitetcn oen
Scifct5ug Don ocm lro,tcrbouic mad
Der &~ntbcoruIc mo ucn oprt nod Dem
IricOboic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-13
furthermore aciIbnt.

Ncm 0ort f.. NpriI. - Ser
marc GorliL - Sabre alt. mcldcr
por Cincm SATIRE icine Mtllttcr Sliioll
GorIin III ibrcr @obmul9 SIT @roof.
lpn crmor0ctc, lollr0c Inn 6 llbr bclttc
iriib inn StootS5uhtbouic non Siitu.
ing, N.sO., burd) @lcftri5itGt 6iilgc.
ridltct. Gin. fot6oIiidcr NciitIid)cr
bcglcitctc i'm III Die Ninridtlut92folll.
MGR. Der ornlc Siinocr, ociicn 10.
TEL ltorb, mdbrcno cr nod, ein flcincS
&ino mar. bottc ioit icin 1ou5ea &c
ben III Observation-Disclosures. mo @clie-
rlln9aoTtaltcn jn8cbrnd)t. Gr mud1tc
Icine Qlllttcr bofiir ucrontuortlidl,
mo ais CT Dor elncm Sabre aus Ell
ller Gorrcttionaonitolt entloiicn mltr.
Dc, tonitc er Ioiort cincn Hcpolucr
unb bc8nb iih 0ircft nod) ser @ob,
ila1lg Der Wutter, lup cr Die 1roll
rtcocridob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-13
ilnfol mi Der rNurtbern 9saeiiie.
Balm"

Sucpmo Il, @oib.. II. Npril.-sua
Der @nrlinaton- 3u9 Er. tG, welhcr
BON bier porgcitern Nadmlittag Tim ;
llbr nad) Dem Often ahaing, oli Der
Nortbern Tocific.g cine Meile
ipc'tlid) bon Sriitol 5ipiihen Glclom
mo G%lteitabur9 filri llad) s llhr in
'd)llcIlcr 6abrt cine ld,orfc ailrpc ncbf
men polltc, cntglciitc or uno liei cine
filr5c Strede ncben Den Sdicnen her.
che or jltm &nltcn fam. Die 2ofpf
motiDc ldlug poQit1noig Inn, ullb Der
@cpodlpagcn Itclltc lid allcr SIT oell
Sfytelcn, mGbrcnb Der Toitpoacll
eiic 9oId)ltng bilnuntcrglitt. Ger
Wfoid)inilt fono orI DER SteIlc icincll
zoo, n,o BON ocn Goiiogicrcn erlit-
ten llciin mebr obcr pcniger ldwcrc
Serlcbnngen. lleber Die llriahe scr
GntelciIung lit nid)ts befannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-13
Grfulsreid)e Sdjickii5nng

Guantanamo, Cuba. II. Ipril.
GnS Shlnhtid)iif yMiiiiiiiippi"
BON Captain 5. s. Grcnollt ~beicbligt,
bat icine critic 8rpbc inI Sheibcn-
idicbclt bel Sap Grll5 riibnllid) be-
itonbeu, Son bunbcrt Sd,iilien ouf
cine Ihluinmcnbc SGcibc trafen 81.
Gic beiten Ircfier madltcn Die -
ulb Die S<50qigen @eidiiee; bel Den
eritcrcn traien BON bier Sd)iilict> Die
innerbolb elmer Weiuutc mo AS Sc
fllnocn obacieiiert ipllrocn, ollie bier;
bel Den lcbtcren 5cbn Sd)ii'cn, Die
ilncrhoIb Is Sefunoen ob9eIcllcrt
mltroelt, ale jcbil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-13

Sn 2pnn, Moii., bat Sri.
Sennp Sipi1gtiton. ,pcld)e III Der Sill
dc, lpdbrello Der @osoicn angcltcdt
ipar, ibre Sunbid)uhe nit @oiolin
rei1igen lpollte, burd] Die g~rploiion
hes 0oiolins 10 if,pere 9anbpnnbcn
erlittei,, oob lie baIo barauf ibren
@eiit ouigob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-13
,3pbn Eoiiagicre luliroen burd)

t3Tbn Eoiiagicre Uiirben Ol,rdl
oic Gouilion 5%lueier 1rolcp Cars Scr
rGbica0o South Shore ol,o South
@cno u. ~" iicben Mcilen pon
Garp, Sno., idjper uerlett iil1o all 20
o1bere e%rlittel, leiftcrc Serlesiu19elt.
Gie Gnliiion ereisnete lid oil elmer
&lirpe nnb inrlitien oid)ten Nebcls.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-13
Ger bon Nobn :. MpdcicQc

Ger bon Sobn :. 9lodcicacr.
illl,., cin0elcitcte &crl1umoungspro.
5cB gegcn z. z. G%orpaiIo, BRADFORD
Merriq ll1h Gbpnro $. Glarf. pom
uNcm g)orf Inlerican", mllroe ae-
itern I'M SbcrltnotSgcrid)t obgclpie.
fen NIB Die Ingcflogtcn cntloIicl,.
HdFe tRr's auslnnb bejprst G. Saine, 4f3
ci.xcIttlnpresStr, nabe Cation psuie.apeuue.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-06
NINE. GADSKf TO SING AT
BENEFIT FOR ITALIANS

Great impetus was given yesterday
toward the success of the three great
theatrical benefits which are TO be held
in this city next week to swell the re-
lief fund designed for the earthquake
victims OF southern Italy. Financial
success was made doubly secure when 1t
was learned authoritatively that Nine.
Gadski would contribute her talent to
the affair planned by the theatrical
managers association at the Van Ness
theater Thursday afternoon, January IA,
The two other entertainments. to be
given at the Valencia theater. Tuesday
afternoon, January II. under the d1rec-
ton of the Salesican fathers of Corpus
Christi church, and at the Washington
Square theater Tuesday evening, under
the patronage of Regina Margherita
circle No. AZ, woman's auxiliary of the
order of DruidS, will also have strong
drawing cards.
Among the fresh talent that has vol
unteered TO make the performance at
the Valencia theater on Tuesday after
noon noteworthy is Miss Fay Carranza,
an artist whose appearances have al
ways added to her popularity. Mem
bers of the Valencia theater company
have spontaneously come forward with
their talent to add to the attracJVeneSS
of the program.
There will be an auction sale of seats
for the benefit Thursday at place later
van will preside and Billy" Hynes will
be the auctioneer. The success of the
affair is assured. There We're added to
the list of patronesses yesterday the
names of Mrs Eleanor Martin, Miss
Mollie Phelan, Mrs. Gherini and Mrs
Rottanzi
The committee of Regina Margherita
circle No. AZ, womans auxiliary of the
order of Druids, which is planning the
benefit at Washington Square theater
for next Tuesday night, January IL.
announced yesterday that tickets for
the evening will be on sale at Sherman,
Clay g. Co.'S music stores and at the
Washington Square theater, Powell and
Filbert streets. Mrs. Bianchi of 6lS
Filbert street requests that all talent
desiring TO participate in the enter
tainment will communicate with her.
yesterday to learn that Mrs. A. Ratio
had volunteered to sing 20 Don Fatale,
from G. Verdis opera, Don Carlos.
Other excellent talent has come for
ward to offer it's services to the worthy
cause of the afflicted in Calabria and
Sicily
The assurance of the notable quality
of the benefit that will be given at the
Van Ness theater Thursday afternoon.
January / A. by the theatrical managers
association was confirmed by the fol-
lowing dispatch sent by Nine Gadski TO
VIII Greenbaum. who will manage the
Gadski concert here The message was
dated Lincoln, Neb.. and said:
Although six concerts between the
10th and 18th, gladly consent to sing Tor
the benefit of Italian sufferers Van Ness
theater on the afternoon of the 14th.
"GADSKI.
The managers of the six theaters in
the associafion-the Van Ness. Or
|pheum. Alcazar. Princess. American and
Valencia-will meet this morning TO ar
range for a program worthy TO support
the prima donna.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-06
CalifOrnians on Travels

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-The following
Californians are visiting here:
From San Francisco-Francis j. Heney
is stopping with Charles r. Crane at 81
West Twelfth street. A. X. Lee and wife
are a the Belmont. DR.. W. H. Banks
and Mrs. Banks are at the Westminster.
w. j. Davis Jr. is at the Latham: L.
Guggenheime. Mrs. Guggenheime and
Miss Guggenheime are at the Neither
land; w. w Gustine is at the Churchill
c. T. Hanlon is at the Savoy, ]. A Houl-
Than and Mrs. Houlihan are at the Cum
berland, A. o. Jacob is at the Girard A
K. Lee is at the Belmont E. A. LeSneur
is at the Westminster, +. S. Qualey is
at the Victoria, Mrs. I. Strong is at the
Seville. b. Thompson and Mrs X
Thompson are at the Wolcott, K. Brit
tingham is at the Plaza. H. F. Forse is
at the Belmont, F. s. Howard is at the
Grand I. Milton is at the Collinwood.
II. S. Moore and Mrs. Moore are at the
Cadillac, A. D. Shapard and Mrs. Shep-
ard are at the WolcOtt, F. S. Smith is
at ths Latham. c. III. Young and Mrs.
Young are at the Collingwood
Los Angeles-C. F. Agnew is at the
Wolcott. F. p. Bean and w Bush are at
the Continental. A. Kelly is at the AL
bany. l.. ]. Smith is at the Gilsey. J. r.
Keough is at the Hermitage W. NJ
Hughes Is at the Breslin, y. HOLES is at
oakland-G. F. Miller is at the Bres-
lin.
San JOSEF. A. Steel Is at the Herald
Square,
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-06
TERRIBLE CONDITIONS
STILL EXIST IN MESSTNA
Especial Gable 10 The Call

Especial Gable 10 The Gall
MESSINA. Jan. 5.-Work of repair
ing the telegraph lines is proceeding
rapidly. 1 now am able to telegraph
with the hope that my dispatches will
not be delayed. For week we have
been isolated from the rest of the
world
Yesterday Is new shocks were regis
tered and only a few minutes ago a
new shock threw down a few of the
walls which still remained standing
AS ] telegraph shock lasting six sec
ondS makes US tremble once more for
our safety
Messina. or rather the ruins upon
which Messina once stood, is a smok-
ing heap OF wreckage. Fires are still
burning.
The harbor is a floating city. War
ships and merchant ships are gathered
lights of warships playing on the
stricken city give il a ghostly and a
terrifying aspect. AS a light flashes
over the ruins IL occasionally reveals a
human body protruding from beneath
a mass OF debris.
Today Issaw three little children.
seven women and five men bleeding
from wounds and worn out by fatigue,
rescued from the ruins, under which
they had remained buried for five days
Regular transport 10 Reggie is still
lacking. Reggie is in a similar state
10 MeSsina and 81 possible its aspect is
even more desolate.
AS ] write these last lines. the earth
trembieS once more and shocks succeed
one another almost every ten minutes
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-06
DIVORCE SUIT
DECIDED UPON
BY MRS.PAxTON
Society Woman and Her Friends
Take Counsel With AttOr-
ney at Hotel
Stock Broker Will Be Charged
With Extreme Cruelty, in
Which Revolver Figures

At a council held last evening in the
apartments of Mrs. Charles T. Paxton
at the st. Francis hotel and attended
by the society wOman's attorney. sam
uel nj. ShOrtridge. and a coJerle or
friends. it was decided that suit Tor
divorce against the promineT.t stock
broker should be begun on Thursday
morning. Extreme cruelty IS the
ground on which the action Is to be
brought. ii is reported. and Mrs Pax
toms friends declare that a. revolver
which Paxton is said to have threat
eningly exhibited will hgMe prOmi-
nently in the evidence that is to be
given at the trial
The friends who assembled with
Mrs. Paxton and ShOTtridge aast even
ing will be the witnesses in the suit.
That there was breax in the affairs
of the Paxton family became known
last Sunday when The Call published a
story in effect that the couple were liv-
ing separately at the motel and that
the husband was very critical Of the
sums his wife spent for clothes. At
that time il was predicted thax d.
vOrce suit was imminent.