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The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
LEOPOLD'S QUEEN
LEAVES BELGIUM
Baroness Vaughan Accepts Hint
of New Government That
Her Reign Has Ended
Arrangements Being Completed
for Ceremonies of Thursday,
When King Is Crowned

BRUSSELS, Dec. 20.-Baroness vau-
CHAN. whom Leopold made his queen in
fact, if not in name, quietly left Bel
GUM today, her reign ended, her
power collapsed, accepting the hint of
the government that if she did not
depart voluntarily she would be ex-
PEELED from the country
The baroness packed up those mag
niiicent furnishings of her chateau
which were the personal gifts of King
Leopold and forwarded them across
the frontier. She took a train for
France
WOMAN ALWAYS MYSTERY
To the Belgians this good looking
young woman, with brown hair and
cleaning black eyes, was always a
great mystery, but they accepted her
as they have the other whims of the
determined and self-willed king. They
have thought for years of her resi-
dence beside the kings, of the famous
fioral bridge linking the two domains.
Ihey have discussed with unconcern
her absolute dominion over the kings
private life
In spite of dispatches from Italy and
other countries asserting that King
Leopold and Baroness Vaughan had
been married according to the rites of
the church, the kings personal friends
persist in their disbelief of this, while
they characterize the stories of a civil
union as pure nonsense
Prince Alberts plan to reunite the
exiled and separated family was full
flled today. AS Baroness Vaughan
passed out forever from Belgian life
Princess Louise triumphantly entered
the city and was officially greeted at
the station and acclaimed by the peo-
pie She was conducted with royal
honors to the Chateau Belvedere. which
henceforth will be her official home.
CROWD FIGHTS TO VIEW BODY
Again today a vast crowd viewed the
body Of the late king. Many people
who came in from the provinces were
incensed that the gates were closed at
o'clock and they tried to force an
entrance. In the panic people were
trodden on, garments We're torn and
women tainted. Quite a number were
injured. Finally the palace was re-
opened and the visitors were allowed
to file past the catafalque.
Arrangements for the funeral and
the swearing in of the new sovereign
are proceeding rapidly. An army of
workmen has taken possession of the
cathedral, which is being draped. and
the chamber of deputies is being re-
arranged for the ceremonies Thursday.
when Albert will triumphantly enter
Brussels on horseback. Delegations are
arriving from the European courts.
The United States will be represented
by Henry Lane Wilson, minister to
Belgium, and L. Grant Smith, the new
secretary, who will arrive here to-
morrow
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
UNITED RAILROADS
"PlANT' ON JURY
Attorney in Damage Suit All.
Ieges Juror Was Fixed and
Jury Is Dismissed
Stanley Moore Tries to GO On
With Trial, Despite Damag-
ing Evidence

Charging that Bernard Spier of 1880
Golden Gate avenue, juror in dam
age suit against the United Railroads.
on trial before Judge Murasky. was
plant" and producing evidence to
prove that Spier had discussed the case
outside the courtroom and announced
his intention Of favoring the United
Railroads, Attorney Franklin P. Bull
yesterday secured the dismissal Of the
jury and an order setting the case for
new trial
The case which eliminated in. these
charges was one in which Warren
Smith was seeking 800 damages for
personal injuries Bull did not secure
the discharge of the jury, however.
without stubborn opposition from stan
ley Moore. attorney for the United
Railroads.
Moore protested against the dis
missai of Spier from the jury and
made an effort TO go ahead with the
case despite the charges brought by
Bull
Judge Murasky settled the question
by dismissing the jury and ordering
continuance until December %. when
a new jury will be impaneled.
while the arguments on prelim-
mary motion in this case were in
progress" said Bull yesterday, Il re-
ceiyed word from several sources that
Spier was a plant and that he had
served in several cases against the
United Railroads and always voted in
their favor and worked for them i'm
the Jury room. / was also told that he
was a professional juror.
Last night, after the adjournment
OF court / received a letter from
Louis Goldstone, a fellow attorney.
stating that he had heard Spier dis
cussing this case with a man whom he
did not know at the Golden West hotel
This man proved to be RI. +. DAILY, a
travelling man. who substantiated what
Goldstone had told me. I called on
Judge Murasky this morning and told
him the facts. and also called Stanley
Moore on the telephone and told him
what I had learned.
The jury was excused from the
courtroom while the testimony OF
Goldstone and Daily was taken They
substantiated Bulls charge that Spier
had expressed decided opinion In
favor OF the United Railroads.
Spier admitted the conversation, but
said he had been referring to a case
tried % years ago before Judge Hunt
FL. ]. Smith. father OF the young lad
whose injuries caused this suit to be
brought, said yesterday:
we understand that Spier has
masses wherever he goes. All the jur-
ors swore that they did not know any
one connected with the railroad when
they were chosen as jurors. but today
when the jury was dismissed four OF
the men shook hands with Stanley
Moore on their way out OF the court
room
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
TROOPS READY TO
PREVENT lYNCHING
Eight Militia Companies Held to
Thwart Expected Attack on
BeIleyiIIe Jail

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 20.-Eight companies
of militia were being held in readiness
to start for Belleville, Ill. tonight and
Sheriff Cashel was waiting at the ST.
Clair county Jail with a heavily armed
force of deputies.
Rumors that an attack would be
made upon the Jail because of the
presence there of Will Clark, a negro
suspected of shooting two streetcar
employees in East st. Louis Saturday
night caused the preparations for the
emergency.
The sheriff asked Governor Dineen
to have the troops in readiness when
reports reached him that friends OF
the East st. Louis men were planning
descent upon Belleville. The towns
are only 15 miles apart and are con-
nected by steam and trolley lines.
There was little in East st. Louis to
indicate that the warlike preparations
were needed. Friends and fellow en-
ployes of r. V. Goudy, the dead motor
man, and NJ. z. O'Brien, conductor, se-
riously wounded, were outspoken in
their condemnation of the negro, es-
pecially after it was reported that
Clark had confessed A denial of the
latter rumor, however, served to dispel
many evidences of the mob spirit.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
Personal Brevities

Dr. George Fl. Jackson Of Msrysviiie is at the
Stewart
DR.. o. c. DiIy OF Louisville is registered at
the Manx-
] craig. banker OF woodland is staying at
the Stewart.
Fred W. swantou, the Santa Cruz booster, is
at the ST. Francis
s y Griffith. capitalist Of Fresno. is regis
tered at the Palace
r. NJ Shaekelford. real estate man OF Paso
Robes. is at the Manx
Dr. aud Mrs J. Underwood Hall Of san Jose
are guests at the Palace.
Mrs c.. ]. Flood has taken apartments at the
st. Francis for the winter
C. L. Wright. businessman Of Sioux City, Is
registered az the Argonaut
j. P O'Brieu. mining Of 6odSeld. is
at the St. Francis for few days
John KeIshaw county treasurer Of San Luis
ObispO. is guest at the Argonaut
James Mccarthy. mining OF Virginia
City. is registered at the kairmont-
John Henderson. an attorney of Elko. New. is
among the recent arrivals at the Palace.
NJ. F. Tarpey. a well known politician aud =
raisin grower OF Fresno. is at the Palace
Thomas ]. McCsnn. vine agent. has taken
permanent apartments at the ST. Francis
r. ". Iarritt. manager Of the Westminster
hotel Los Angeles, is guest at the Nsn2
". NJ. Phelps. a manufacturer OF automobiles
OF Hartford. Is at the Stewart for few days.
T. NJ Schumacher. vice president os the West
ern Pacific railroad is registered az the Palace.
A. W. Kline one of the old guard OF travelling
men, Is at the Palace. registered from New York
G. J. Richardson. a sugar planter OF Hile
Hawaii. is at the st. Francis with Mrs. Richard
John j. Byrne. assistant general passenger
manager Of the santa Fe. is a guest at the
Palace.
Robert ". Blair. an inspector Of the auditing
department OF the internal revenue. is at the
Palace, registered from Washington, d. c.
Mr. aud Mrs. Joseph Koshland and Miss May
and Miss Ethel Koshland Of Boston have taken
apartments at the Fsrmont for the winter
Mrs. stephen Ralf is making a tour around
the world accompanied By her physician, Or. ".
Gilleatt. The party is from London and recently
returned from the orient They arc at the Fair
mont.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
$1,624,34O ESTATE LEFT
BY DOWAGER DUCHESS
Duke of Manchester Inherits
Life Interest i'm Fortune

LONDON, Dec. 20.-The estate of the
late Consueio, dowager duchess of Man
chester, is valued for probate at s1,624,-
$40
After making provision for her
grandson, the viscount Vaudeville, and
the younger children of the duke of
Manchester. the residue of the prop
erty was left in trust for the duke
during his life and then for the sue
cessor to the title.
The dowager duchess bequeathed a
ruby and diamond bracelet to Queen
Alexandra las a token of my respectful
Affection The Society for the Proven
tion of Cruelty to Animals receives
$4,000.
The testatrix before her marriage TO
the eighth duke of Manchester was
Miss Consuelo Yznaga of New York.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
SAN MATEO'S ANNEXATION
SCHEME is DEFEATED
Wealthy Families Accused of
"CoIonizing" Voters

BURLINGAME Dec. 20-The cleo
tion TO annex Highland. Ell Cerrito and
Hayward parks and East San Mateo to
the town of San Mateo was held yester-
day. the project being defeated by a
vote of 81 to 10 in the outlying dis
tricts.
The town of San Mateo went almosr
solid for the scheme Of annexation, but
che districts which were to be annexed
were not of the same mind.
In San Mateo the charge is common
that the wealthy families in Highland
and Ell Cerrito parks scolonizeds the
votes by hiring squads of extra sery-
ants just 80 days before the election
took place.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
NEGRO MURDERERS FIRE
ON THE SHERIFF'S POSSE
Fcur Whites Wounded, Two of
Them Fatally

MONTGOMERY. Ala, Dec 20.-Bar-
ricading themselves IN a house. Win,
Sheldon and Clinton Montgomery, ne
groes wanted for the murder Saturday
night Of Algernon Lewis, a young
white man, late this afternoon opened
fire on a sherif's posse near Magnolia,
Marengo county, wounding four whites,
two fatally.
The house was set on fire and Clin-
ton Montgomery was cremated, the
other two being captured when they
dashed from the burning building.
MarengO county has a large negro
population and a race riot is believed
imminent. II is Is miles across the
country from here to Lynden, the
county seat OF Marengo It is not
known whether an attempt will be
made by the sheriff to get his prison
ers TO the county jail.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
PRINCESS INVENTS A
BERTH FOR STEAMSHIPS
Patented Contrivance Designed
to Prevent Seasickness

BERLIN, Dec. 20.-Princess Anna of
Lowenstein- Wertheim has patented, un-
der the name of Karma, an invention
to prevent seasickness by keeping the
berths horizontal.
The balance is maintained by Sim-
balls similar to those in use on marine
compasses, but the princess also en-
ploys ma agnets and electricity
The inventor believes the principle is
adaptable to guns on warships and
operating tables on hospital ships.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
OAKLAND TO WALTZ NEW
YEAR IN AND 1909 OUT

OAKLAND. Dec. 20.--Oakland will
greet 1910 with the biggest New Year
celebration in its history. At a meeting
Of the New Years eve committee, COM
posed OF members of the chamber OF
commerce and the Merchants exchange.
in the rooms of the chamber of com
merce tonight. il was decided to hold
two big public balls on the streets OF
the city on New Years eve, the music.
decorations and illuminations 10 be fur
nished by the committee. The public
viii waltz the new year in on down.
town streets
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
CARDINAL SATOLLPS
CONDITION IMPROVES
Receives Cablegram in Latin
From Archbishop ireland

ROME. Dec 20.-The condition or
Cardinal Satolii. who is suffering from
nephritis, was improved today. although
still grave.
Among the cable MESA ges received
from America was one in Latin from
Archbishop Ireland. Cardinal Satolli
was especially pleased at its receipt
and exclaimed:
He is my stanchest friend therel"
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
Mass for King Leopold

A solemn requiem mass will be cele-
brated Wednesday morning at 1880
o'clock in st. Mary's cathedral for the
repose of the soul of the late King
Leopold of Belgium.
The service, besides its religious sig
nificance, will be distinguished by the
presence of the consuls of foreign ma
tions and the representatives of the
state and municipal government Arch
bishop P. w. Riordan will preside.
Consul General F. Wodon, the repre-
sentative of the Belgium government
in this city, has invited the state au-
thorities to attend the requiem.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE To
HAVE HOLIDAY FESTIVAL
Informal Gathering Announced
for Thursday Afternoon

The Merchants exchange OF San
Francisco will hold its usual Christ
mas festivities in the hall of the ex-
change Thursday afternoon from 2:s0
until 4:30 o'clock. Invitations have
been extended TO the friends of the
members to be present for this in
formal entertainments.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
BUREAU OF MINES IS
DISCUSSED AT DINNER
Mining and MetalIurgical Soci-
ETY. Holds Banquet

The establishment of national bu-
reau of mines was the topic discussed
by the mining and metallurgical society
of San Francisco last evening at a din
ner given in the Palace hotel.
A paper was read by s. p. Christie of
the mining bureau of the University of
California. He advocated the institu-
tion by federal authority of mining
bureau that would supervise all mining
activities.
general discussion followed Profes-
sor Christie's paper.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
ROOSEVELT AND PARTY
WELCOMED TO UGANDA
Delightful Voyage Across Lake
Victoria Nyanza

ENTEBBE. Uganda, Dec 2O.-After a
delightful voyage across the Victoria
NyanZa Colonel Roosevelt and party
arrived here today At the pier they
were met by government officials who
were introduced to the Americans by
Chief Secretary Russell. A guard OF
honor for the visitors was made up OF
Indian sikhs
Colonel Roosevelt and Kermit entered
motor car and were driven to the
government house, where they win be
the guests Of the governor of Uganda
until their departure for Kampals to-
morrow. The colonel expressed himself
as astounded at the beauty of the lake
and the comfort provided for the steam
er s passengers
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
Estimates Fortune at $4,000. 600

PARIS. Dec. 20.-A French financier
who is familiar with the Congo and
other business operations Of the late
King Leopold of Belgium, estimates the
monarch's private fortune, aside from
the s3.000,000 bequeathed to the prin-
cesses, at 100000 900. Lawyers here
anticipate much litigation over the
property
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21

FALSE PRETENSES CHARGED-Nobsmmed s.
Hafz. 114fA Turk street. obtained a warrant
from Police Judge Deasy Yesterday Tor the A.
rest OF Rhamet All a charge of ObtaininE
from MIN $3.50 by falsely representing that b.
had purchased fruit store at Twenty-fourth
and Mission streets.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
Flew Stars and Stripes

KISUAIA, British East Africa, Dec. 90.
The American hunting expedition ar
rived here yesterday and sailed on the
Clement Hill for Entebbe, Uganda. The
steamer flew the United States flag.
1t was the first time that the stars
and stripes had flown over a passenger
vessel on the Victoria Nyanza. All the
party is well.
The trip from Nairobi was a pleasant
one. At Kiiabe the members of the
American mission gathered at the sta
tion and welcomed their countrymen.
There was another demonstration at
Nal5uro, whore the settlers cheered dur
ng the brief stop of the train. Colonel
Roosevelt spent some time inspecting
the town of Kisuma before embarking.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
High Mass for Dead King

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2O.-A high
mass for the repose of the soul of the
late Leopold II. king of Belgium, will
be celebrated in st. Matthew's Roman
Catholic church here next Thursday
1t is expected many members of the
diplomatic corps and probably officials
of the department of state, viii join
the Belgian minister, Count Conrad de
Buisseret in the memorial services.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21

CLAIM JAPANESE BRIDEs-Galvcston. Tcx..
Dec. 20.-Six prosperous rice growers of this
section have claimed Japanese girls for brides
The NippoDese maidens arrived today. More
similar matches arc said to be pending.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21

CATTLE LANDS FOR LIPToN-El Paso. Tex :.
Dec 90 Representatives of an English syndi-
cate are here closing deal for 500 GOO acres
Of land in Mexico to he used for raising cattle
for Sir Thomas Lipton's packing plants..
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21

BURNING CHIMNEY-The first department was
called 70 IS Liberty street YESTERDAY but ON
arrival found that the blaze was in 4 ehimnev
which burned out in few minutes
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21

Tom Dillon hat or umbrella order
always acceptable. T12 Market street,
opposite Call building.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
Suicide Cheats Pursuers

ABBEVILLE. Dec. 20.--A thrilling man
hunt terminated yesterday afternoon
near here when Roy O'TIare, negro
desperado, killed himself after a chase
lasting since Tuesday. when the negro
shot Officers Holly and Thomas.
At the entrance to the Chotawhat tchie
swamp a Gordon of a hundred men
surrounded the negro. Wounded, bare
footed and tired, he saw that escape
was impossible. and. placing the barrel
of his shotgun to his breast. he pushed
the trigger with his big toe.
His body was tied to a buggy and
dragged to Abbeville and placed in
the courthouse, where it lay for several
hours.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-21
Texas Negro Lynched

ROSEBUD. TEX. Dec. Cooke Mills
negro, who shot and fatally wounded
City Marshal Williams today, was. tax
en- from Jail by mob tonight and
lynched.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-09-03
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ben .forngbne @apital er tiliteoe, ODER.
tager Seoeielifabet gierne 8rit o.
geplantntng at De inofipbbe Mrealer.
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genigr @eih, zen Gore6ragstourne
peo emtaf be Mgno, Ser itaar &eoe.
lelifabH og oets @irfiombeo ner.
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faa ct leben6e SS16trpf al set folosia.
lie pofsen6e &llturarbei6e, Ser u6fgres
Der Dammorf for at gi6re bore 96e.
marfer frngtbare og ifaffe &pgge %
gelbpre for Dem, ser leber bet Ills.
lomnte og mgiiomme 2ip. poa Sc.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-09-03

Sdrgs aatterIfaaigrelie 4 a1tto.
geIien on ganofraft-a rufteng gfsi.
items, foa bel Jon bans Noaitano
ON, at 5oritbnieret % Srrieations.
a%rbejoet .er misIpffet elIer brides
efter feilagtige Mefbo0er. ser
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.5pgrgsmaalet, men rotaler fun, al
McSargs Stilling er a10eIes |
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Safts og &ooiepelts @onierpatio11g.
|@olittf.
Set er en- almin6elig @ntagelie,
at McSargs Mngreb, Der ierltg1
bar rettet moo @incbott, er form'
le6iget al Solf, ser pnifer at 6ragt
Dpmerfiombeoen fra Sn6enrigsmt
niiter 8allinger, iom ct fommet til
at itaa / ct ubeloigt 2ps, og BIRTH
&c. @unlpen in6 paa an6re 8aner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-09-03
On n1 Spgane.

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bltpe ng6oenoigt at ~llsarbeioe &egler
for 2uftieila0s= font for al an6en
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lRnge bill &unoreoer al 2uftlftbe
fom1ne til at pasiere binanoen / forte
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fterre er Saren for &ollisitoner. El'
meo pil oct gaa mes 2uftieila6ien
Tom mes al transport at Sen bope6=
iagelig oil fomme til at foregao mel
lem De itore @efolfningscentrer eller
runot oper 6isle, og at 2uftieilerne
nlti6 bill benDtte 6e fortelte @uter
mel1em oisie, bpilfet for 2uftfartens
Geofommenoe bill bltpe SEN lige 81
ME, 90 ingen @inoringer al noge,r
&rt tbinger til at afbige fra 6enne.
@n @lags Srpit / 0enne Gorbin-
belie er oct, at mes 2uftleila0iens
Iobent iom brugbart Seroiels-
,io6e bill Goren pe6 at fer6es poa
Soroens Sperflaoe blipe formin6ifet.
Set oil life bare lange, in6en ben
rigttge ~@port" finder n6, at ser er
langt mere @pen6ing be6 at ipepe
2uften og iage efter &efor6er Ser,
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$nle og Io%rtop5ltene ingen &inorin-
ger logger / @eien for ielp Sen bill
bette 6ort, og 6aren for &olIisiioner
bltber iaa pibt minore, lpm set enc
2nftifib life er benpilt til at pige til
TIDE for Oct on6et fun ii6eberts lom
for6iite &j6reteier, men ODER ellel
itttoer binanoen, og Mfpigelierne er
lite begran6ie6e al topographic sor
boIo.
N}en tro6s alt 6ette bill sen 9bqa=
be font1ne tlsnt ligge for at u0arbeioe
lnternationale &egler for 2nftiejlaos,
og Ri er tiIbgielige til at tro, at Bette
title bill mebfpre iaa itore @anifelig=
beorr, iom mu11 er tilbgielige til al
antage. Ieltet er fun en0nu laa NIT,
at BET nil folte list OnerpinoeIle at
bGnne Jig til Sal1fel1 ON, at Menne=
ifet bar gjort fig til @erre oper 2l1ft-
babet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-09-03
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Diier, at Nfegrene troOs ollie Stnortl1=
ger er trengt in0 paa at lige ollie
Jorretningsomraooer, i0et nelte11
ole G%ntrepriier bar repre- entereoe
og ifilte Jig i Seftioner. Set biier,
at Megeren ct peo at ptn0e Jig Ell
&Ia0s / Somfun0et og ptn0e Sen pao
Den eneite rette Maa0e, nemlig BED
at tiltpinge fig Ell reipefteret 9tillina
/ @%rbberpslipet. CT ban fgrit naae1
joa blot, oil Sen i%ociale Mnerfien6elie
burtiet fplge efter.