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The San Francisco call., 1909-12-30
WEALTHY PLANTER
MAKES HASTY EXIT
Wife's Unexpected Return Fol-
lowed by Husbands Hurried
Flight With Affinity

when the steamer. Pennsylvania,
which arrived here yesterday. from the
lower coast, left AcaJutla, armed guards
were securing the country for senor
de Weiss. a wealthy planter. and his
affinity. 1t came about like this:
Mrs. Angela de Weiss, wife. of the
senor. boarded the Pennsyivania at
Punta Arenas in Costa Rica, where. she
and her little girl had been for sew
eraI months visiting Mrs. Weiss moth
err. when. the Pennsylvania arrived art
AeaJutla Mrs Weiss. who was return
ing sooner. than she had. intended, made
the mistake of sending the little girl
ahead to notify the senior that his: wife
had. returned. The senor was more
than surprised. The day his wife sailed
away he had taken to- his home an
affinity. who was installed as mistress
girl stepped into the patio and an
hounced: -:
Were heren'
When sonora arrixed.the little girl
was pointing TO 4 cloud of dust ON
the road and weeping. Her father, she
explained, had just ridden away with a
strange lady and had told her: to tell
mamma that he was never: coming
back. =
According: to the. officers of the Penn
sy1Nania, Mrs Weiss, who had been
very retiring on board the ship, turned
AeaJutla upside down in her efforts
to find her recreant spouse. When the
Pennsylvania sailed soldiers were seek
ing the senor and his affinity and Mrs.
Weiss was preparing TO return to her
mother at Punta Arenas.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-30
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued IN
San Francisco Wednesday, December % 1909:
ARNOLD MOONEY ]. Arnold, q.
1923 Twenty-nfth ST., and Frances /. Mooney.
Il, 3S21 Twenty y-hfth St
BERNARD -TRoNCIN-AlphoHse S. Bernard,
81, 1926 Fifteenth ST., and Wilheimina Iron
elm. n, 1914 Guerrero st.
eASsINI-BERNICCHI- F. Cassini, 35.
Duncans Mills and Clelia Bernicchi q, S23
Huron ave.
CHURCH-WRIGHT- Joseph S. Church. "a and
Abbie c. Wright. %. both of s21 jackson St
DoMINGUEZ- Z-KIRK-Joseph NJ Dominique. IS,
avenue.
EICHMANN-FANNING- c. Eichmann, II.
955 Golden Gate ave-, and Frances h. Tanning,
80, S34 Turk st.
FLANAGAN -oRR-John A. Flanagan. 81, Corn
ing. and Elizabeth A. Orr, IS, $50 Page st.
LEISCHER-YoLO-Le Mar p. Fleischer, So,
Oakland. and Doselyn Yolo 90, st.
Observation-Disclosures Green. 20, 5S5 Grove
St. and Minnie F. schmit, 20, 1924 Twentieth
street
GREENE-vAN yALER--wheeler NJ Greene.
%, 2e43 Twenty-fourth St, and Violet Van
Waller, %, San Jose.
HoNDA-ISHIRI- -Suazo Honda, IS, and kaga
Ishiri, Is, both of Concord
JANKowSKI-0I.Iv Jankowski. 81,
and Marie 0liveas, 3d. both of 142 Day st.
KAHN-PINNER--Herbe l. Kahn. 21, and Jen-
ME Pinper, 49, both of s32 Devisadero st.
G-McDoNNELL-Francis e. King, %, As
ClAlh ST., anu Mducl n. nisOohhtiis -, otoo
Twenty sixth st.
KNox-PLUTT-Tho Knox, 20, 3511A
Twenty third St, and Emma c. Plutt, 20, 162
Connecticut ST.
LARsEN-PE Larsen. 81. 1917
Treat ave-, and Elena Pelascini, 10, 1886 FREE
mont st.
MATLEY-IRELAN-G B. Matley, So,
Santa Cruz, and Zelda Irelan, %, Watsonville.
McDERMOTT-JoNES-G t. II. McDer-
mott. %, San Anselmo, and Aubrey d. Jones,
rs, l22 Noe St
ROSE-DICKINSoN-Fre w. Rose 33. 673
Church ST., and NJ Maud Dickinson, 2S. San
Jose.
NATURALIZATION Nakahira
"a. and Yoseko Hiromitsu 81, both ..of Bo-
nita, Cal.
wIsE-CoMBS- L. Wise. 81, 1908 Scott
St, and Charlotte T. Combs, IS, 15l2A Baker
street.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-30

Century With Winged VS. Oded Wakes Record
YACHT CLUBS HOLD
ANNUAL BAEQUETS
AeOIians Gather at the Fesfaf
Board and New and Retiring
Officers Are Toasted

The various yacht clubs around the
bay are holding their annual feasts.
The Aeofian yacht club started of
with it's third annual banquet last
week in the assembly hall of the club
house. Nearly the entire membership
was present to partake of the liberal
spread prepared by Head Chef Smith
and his assistants. sam Lee, Larry
Knight and numerous others.
Commodore elect Louis T. Ward acted
as toastmaster and called upon both the
retiring officers and those who will
serve for the ensuing year. Edward
F. Evans of the nominating committee
announced that the following would be
the nominees for next season: Com
modore. Louis T. Ward OF the yawI
lola; vice commodore. Lawrence Ches-
ter Knight OF the sloop Emma; port
captain. Harry Collins; secretary.
Mot Marston of the Pollywog; treas
urer. Sidney WILSON,: directors-Ex-
Commodore Carl Strom OF the Nauti-
lus, B.. Jost Sr. of the sloop Speedwell.
and A. j. Roebke of the slOop Genesta;
measurer. Simon Boysen of the sIoop
Aeelian.
The nominating committee of the
Corinthian yacht club has announced
the following list of nominees for next
season. commodore. W 1iilam hOSS OF
the Meteor; vice commodore John Mac
Farland of the Discovery; port captain.
John Harrison Keefe; secretary, Will
liam Westerfeld; treasurer Charles
MoreI; directOrs-T r. Tracy OF the
Frieda and George Wagner of the Har-
poon; regatta eommittee-William Bar
lage, Charles Gerlach and William W.
Coates
Sunday the Tfburon tars win hold
their annual dinner at the clubhouse.
Members will leave the city on the
II o'clock Sausalito boat. which viii
also make the Tiburon trip. Port Cap
tain Keefe, who for years has always
been the chef for this annual jinks. will
again prepare some of his celebrated
wisconsin stalled geese. An excellent
musical program has been arranged for
the occasion
The members of the San Francisco
yacht club are also preparing for their
annual dinner. which has been set for
Saturday evening. January s. The
winter entertainment committee. which
consists OF William Morrow. F. G. Phil
lips and George Lowell. will handle the
affair Al Hanify has been named as
chief cook and will be ably assisted by
Port Captain Johnny Marshall
The Pacific interclub yachting assO-
citation is preparing for next seasons
racing. During F.. G.. Phillips recent
eastern trip he had a lengthy talk with
Commodore Joseph B. Macdonough. the
donor of the intercIub trophies. Mac
donough is in favor of the new racing
rules measurement and requested Phil
hips to bring the matter before the dele
| gates at the next meeting
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-30
CHIVINGTON CHOSEN
HEAD OF Big CLUBS
Elected President of American
Baseball Association
Over O'Brien

CHICAGO, Dee. 29.-Tfiomas- NJ Chiv-
ington was elected president of the
American baseball association over 10
sephs p. O'Brien at the annual meeting
today. Chivington won on the hrst
ballot by FIVE votes to three.
o'Brien, the incumbent, did not make
as good a battle as expected, as it was
thought he was powerful enough 70
cause deadlock on the first ballot.
The association also decided to play
a16S game schedule in 1910 elected
w. r. Armour of Toledo vice president
and decided to hold the schedule meet
ing in Chicago at the time of the Amer
ican league meeting, about February Is.
MOVE LEAGUE QUARTERS
rule was passed requiring all
clubs to provide dressing rooms at the
park for the players. President Chiv-
ington announced the league headquar-
tiers would be moved to Chicago Feb
ruafy 1.
George Tebeau was reelected chair
man of the board of directors. but there
may be contest on his right TO serve.
The election of Chivfngton was some
thing of surprise. The three north
Milwaukee = Stood solidly behind
OBrien, but that was all the support
he could muster
The continuance of the 16S game
schedule met with little opposition, and
the financial success of the last sea
son caused the magnates to adopt it
again. The season will begin April Is
and probably end September 26.
FEW TRADES MADE
There was little doing in the trad
ing line. Roger Bresnahan, manager
of the st. Louis Nationals. was the
only major Lacquer present. He was
trying to dispose of some of his sur
plus youngsters.
Jack Mccarthy, manager of the Dam
vile Three / league team, received an
offer from Walter McCredie to man.
age the Portland Northwestern league
team, but refused.
Pitcher Packard of the Louisville
team was sold to Columbus
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-30
MRS. BROKAW DENIES
HER HUSBANDS STORY
Woman Has Last Word in Tes-
timony Before Judge

NEW YORK. Dec. 29-The sensa-
tiona1 and long drawn out Brokaw sep
aration suit closed today so far as TAX
ing OF testimony is concerned.
The hearing was adjourned to Satur-
day, where the case will be submitted
TO Justice Purnam for his decision.
after w. Gould Brokaw's attorneys
have presented a statement of their
clients financial position.
The closing of the proceedings came
soon after Brokaw's cross examination
had been concluded and Mrs. Mary
Blair Brokaw had been recalled.
The plaintiff was well fortified with
denials of charges made by her hus-
band. She denied that Btokaw had
ever told her about threats made by
her father at Atlantic City to kiH the
millionaire.
She declared she had never smoked
cigarettes in her husbands presence
before their marriage, as Brokaw had
testified. And she denied ever telling
her maid that she expected soon to set
up house of her own and wanted the
maid to work for her.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-30
Century Athletic Club Is
Ready for Winged vs.

The Centurs athletic club has an
alounced its lineup for the game against
the winged VS. at Vallejo New ears
afternoon It is the strongest aggrega-
ton that the Oakland boys have: ever
turned out
Vallejo has a record of 4e. consecutive
victories in the five years the team has
been playing. There has. never been a
defeat scored against them,
A number Of yachting friends of the
club have chartered q. tug to make the
trip. Commodore Louis T. Ward of the
Aeolisn yacht club viii be in command.
The Centuries viii line up as follows:
Left end Dow. left tackle, Butch Bruz-
zone:aeft guard, Howard Moore: center,
David Moir; right guard; Schaufeld;
right tackle. Steele; right end. Marty
Moore: quarter back. Captain William
AIoir: left half George Incell; right
half. Kiser; fullbacks, Hunter and
Burns.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-30
Burns Gets Worst of
a Bad Draw Decision
Big Man From Salinas Beats Smith to a
Pulp at the Close
By WILLIAM !. sLATTERY

After being bruised all over the ring
In the earlier rounds last night, big
Jack Burns Of Salinas came back like
a tiger at Gunboat Smith and all but
hamipered him TO the floor in the
twentieth round Everybody in the
house save Smith and Referee Sol Lev
lnsou thought that Burns Won. The
referee raised his hands, the sign OF A
draw It was a bad decision, as it
robbed Burns of a victory that was
his.
The night was one OF those maulfng,
slow, bloody affairs. with both men on
TOP OF each other most OF the time
smith displayed whatever form there
was shown in the earlier stages but
ne tired and began TO dog it along in
the fifteenth. and from that time on
II was Burns all the way
Neither man VIII ever wear the cham
pionship belt, unless every other heavy
weight in the world dies very shortly
smith, though supposed to be a terrific
pupcher, did not display any hard hit
ing prowess last night. Time and time
again he landed flush on Burns law.
but only once did he rock the man from
salinas, and then he showed great re-
Operative powers.
Burns was one of the sIowest big
fellows who ever showed himself in a
ring in or around this city. He has
absolutely no defense and can not hit
.Ai1sS Ste VNttSt ASiON gets TO MIN
hrSt- But he's game as a pebble, and.
like Bat Nelson, the harder and oftener
YOU hit him the faster he will come at
YOU Smith found this out TO his sor-
row
In the seventeenth, eighteenth. nine
0eenth and twentieth rounds Burns had
his man all. ready to be shipped TO the
boneyard. The deep sea slugger hung
on for all that was in him and Burns
was too slow TO push him away and
bring over the finishing wallop. despite
the frantic pleadings of his second.
Spider Kelly. The fight ended with
Burns hammering Smith at will and
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-30
ADDITIONAL COAST SHIPPING

Los ANGELES, Dec. 29.-Arrived-Steamer
Santa Rosa, from San Diego: steam schooner
Wasp, from Coos bay steam schooner Olympic
from Portland; steam schooner Carlos from
Aberdeen.
Subsistence Santa Rosa. for San Fran-
cisco; steam schooner Shna Yak. for Tacoma
via San Francisco; steam schooner Helene. for
Willapa harbor via San Francisco; schooner W ,
II. Smith. for Tacoma; steamer Warrior, tow
ing barge FL Aguador. for San Diego.
SEATTLE, Dee 29.-Arrived- Steamer Ar
gyll. from San Francisco: steamer Jefferson
from Skagway; steamer Admiral Sampson. from
San Franciseos steamer Portland. from Tacoma
steamer Victoria. from Bellinghsm; German
steamer Erna. from Eagle harbor; barkentine
Everett e.. Griggs, from San Francisco.
Saifed--Britsh steamer Ming Chow. for Van
couver: steamer Victoria. for Tacoma; steamer
Admiral sampson, for Tacoma
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-30
COAL. SHORTAGE MAY
CONTINUE ALL WINTER
Many Vessels Awaiting Loads
at Nanaimo

SEATTLE. Dec. gs.-The coal short
age along the Pacific coast, due to the
Australian strike and the unusually
cold weather threatens to continue
throughout the winter. There are
enough vessels waiting at Nanaimo,
b. C..to take the coal output for three
weeks 10 come. The steamer Santa
Ana, unable TO get coal here to break
the Alaska famine. has sailed for Nam
simo. The Mackinaw is waiting here
for a cargo for Portland which will
not be obtainable until next week. The
Seattle mines have difficulty in supply
ing the local demands.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-30
sT. LOUIS, STANDING ADVANCED

ST LOUIS, Dec. 29.-President Ban
Johnson has placed the American
leagues st. Louis club lin sixth place
in the official batting averages for
1909; instead of eighth A sporting
writer here discovered St; Louis total
hits were 1:156 instead of .066, and
wrote President Johnson to that effect.
Yesterday he received a letter from
President Johnson saying that the err
ror had been corrected.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE
MAY ALTER RULES
Committee Named to Consider
AdVisabiIfty of Revising
Regulations
ISeeeiaL Daeaseh % az 81

lSpccfdt DSPdfoh 10 ne NdttI
CINCINNATI O.. Dec. 2a.--4An-
nouncement was made here today of
the appointment of the new rule COM
mittee Of the National league. tits to
be composed Of President Thomas =
Lynch and Secretary John. Heydler Of
the league and Manager Clark Griffith
Of the Cincinnati Reds.
The committee viii meet within. the
next few weeks in New York and go
over all the present rules.
Manager Grifath said tonight that he
knew of no radical changes which he
thinks ought to be made, and that a
meeting of the committee viii have to
be held before he can say anything
concerning his opinions OF certain sec
tions. He says that there IS little
doubt that certain portions OF the
rules viii be suggested for change to
the league officials. -.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-30
car CHR HOLDS EXHIBIT

Los ANGELES. Dec 2s.-With the
elite OF southern California catdom on
exhibition, the first cat show Of the
Southern California cat club, held un-
der the sanction of the American cat
association, opened today at Chntes
park. More than 200 felines arc exhib-
kted. Judging viii begin Tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-30
MARRIAGES

this city. December 20. 1909.
by the Rev. f. P. bennett, Peter T. I. Gee
and Irma NJ. Hestin, both of San Francisco
GLUNZ-CRIMMINS--In this city. December "a
1909 by the Rev. Charles F. Woodward wal
ter G. Giunz and~Hazel r. Crimrnins, both of
San Francisco.
ESSER--WILLIAMS-I this city December
A. lesser of San Francisco and Jennie Will
liams of Porterviile.
METZGER-S this city, Dccem-
Der 25, 1909. by the Rev. NJ H. Liebc. Carl
Metzger and Louise Segebarth. both Of San
Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-30
woToRBoAT MEET ARRANGED

NEW YORK. Dec. 29.-The Motorboat
club Of America has accepted the chal-
lenze Of the British motorboat club for
the international cup and has notified
The British challengers that their en-
s,-zy OF two boats will be received The
date for the race is Saturday. August
2e. 1910. The course will be selected
within the next two weeks.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-30
WILL DIsTRIHUTE MANY PRIZES

NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-The announce
ment was made from the office of the
Coney Island jockey club that in the
season of 1910, for the two meetings
at Sheepshead Bay, there will be dis
tributed in prizes s250,0oo. The figure
is only an estimate and the amount
probably will run over rather than
under that.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-30
Notable Deaths

WILLIAM I. G1rLIs. CAPITALIST Santa
Monica Dee 2s;Lwilliam r. ellis, presi-
dent OF the Santa Monica water company, died
today, aged 30 years.
CARL zERRAHN, MUSICAL coNDUCToR--Mi-
ton, Mass. Dec! 29-Carl Zarrahn, one OF
the most noted musical conductors in this
country and for than 40 years leader
of the Handel and Haydn society of Boston,
rahn was born in 1926 and came to this coun-
try in 1885,
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-30
BIRTHS

FEwER-In this city, December 2S. 1909 to
the wife Of Walter Fewer, daughter.
HALI-In this city. December %, 1909, TO the
wife OF T. S. Hall, daughter
HoRR-In this city. December % 1909, to the
wife OF William b. Horr, daughter. tSee
Deaths.
JAcoBS-In this city, December Is. 1909. to the
wife Of John A. Jacobs, son.
JoHNSoN-In this city, December D. 1909. to
the wife of Arthur T.. johnson formerly Mary
B. Gibsonl. q sou
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-30
BILLIARD ExPERTs TO. MEET

NEW YORK, Dec. 2s.-The 1872 balk
line billiard match between Willie
Hoppe and Ora Morningstar viii be
PLAYED in Pittsburg, probably Feb
ruary 2, and 4, it was announced to-
night. The match is to be at 1900
points. played in blocks of 500. The
winner will challenges Calvin Demarest
Tor fbe 1872 title
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-30
NELsoN-HYLAND MATCH OFF

KANSAS CITY, Dec. "a telegram
received here today from Battling
Nelson stating that he will be unable
to meet Dick Hyland in a boxing CON
test here until February, cancels the
proposed match. as Hyland can not be
here at that time The local promo
ters of the contest stated today that
the men will not meet here.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-30
OIdfieId Breaks Record on
Half Mile Track
IsneeiaL Dispaleh o az caIII

BAKERSFIELD Dec. 2s.-Barney
oldheld. driving his l2O horsepower
Benz racer, today broke the record for
a mile on half mile. track. covering
the distance in 1:1O Is. oldfeld left
tonight for San Francisco TO spend
New Years. The sutomobilist viii be
accompanied by-Tom Jones. manager Of
Ad Wolgast, the fight manager having
won the trip from Oldfeld on a bet on
the result OF the Wolgast-Picato fight.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-30
Clifford Gets Decision

Referee Sol Levinson awarded Jack
Clifford of Grass Valley the decision
over Charles Norville of Butte ait the
end of 10 rounds. The verdict was
very unpopular and it looked to be the
worst Norville could have received from
Levinson.
The men weighed 135 pounds and it
was NorviIle's first appearance in the
ring in this city. He showed to be an
unusually clever boxer and was all over
Clifford for the first 10 rounds He was
fast on his feet and the Grass Valley
boxer was bewildered by the style of
his opponent, who used lightning-lef
and stepped away from the returns.
Levinson must have been swayed by
the last two rounds, as Clifford had
the best of the ninth by a fair margin,
and he did all the fighting in the clos
ing round, though he was very tired
The Butte boxer appeared to be fresh
a the ninth round and. it looked as If
he would win the verdict handily, but
he seemed to slow up while Clifford
kept ploddins along swinging both
hands and missing most of the blows.
While Norville looked apparently fresh
IL the closing round he seemed to have
lost all his speed and. he was very
loggy on his legs.
Summing up the fight carefully, Cliff
ford did not appear to have another
round during the encounter, while his
opponent had a lead in many of them
by a wide margin
In the opening preliminary Jack Tip
pits knocked out Joe O'Connor in the
eighth round.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-30
MeINTosH TO HANDLE KErcHEL.

DETROIT, Mich. Dec 29.-~Billv,'
Mcintosh, who brought out Tommy
Burns. former champion, is arranging
to take Stanley K'etchel in tow He
will take the middle weight champion
across the Atlantic for series of
bouts before French and English
sporting clubs.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-30
DEATHS

Betchc. Katie .... 81 lHenneberg. Frank . 81
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-30

Smith coming on freebly in vain at
tempt to make showing.
Ia the first preliminary Jack Tibbitts
put ole O'Connor away in the eighth
round of one of the poorest fights we
have ever seen here. The second one
resulted in a o round decision for Jack
Clifford over Charles Norvall.
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