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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-23
Tcucs Grcbeben in Stalicn.
90 tn a, Is. Teb,

10 III q, 10. Sebr.
Gin beitiger groItoB. Der iefs See
funben bauerte. ipltrbe I'm $50 llbr
Ibenbs p~eripirt, ibm gine eiu lang
anbaItenoes uuterirbiihes STOLEN pors
Die eri6rcdte 8ep0iteruns ilob
aus DEN 3duiern uno 5iitteu binuus
inc Sreie unO Die aagemeine Snnif
tpurbe our1 bds Nahitiir3en bieler
nod pom letter. @robeben Der Itebens
Der Wauern crbDbt. Ser Stob ipuroe
burh bas game Ditlife St5ilien
pabraenommen. ebenio auh entldng
Der nDrblihcn &iiite biz |alermo hin;
ans Gutanin berihtet Der amerifas
uiIhc Goniul. baB baielbit Die Grihiitz
terung nllr lebr ihnad) mar.
Heggio as. Sehr.
Inn $50 llbr trat elm Itnrfer. 5e6n
Sefunpen bduernper grbitoB elm. Der
piele Der friiber bereits beihdbiaten
6duier 5,lm GinItiir8en brafte uno
aeipnltigc Ynnit peruriu6ts; Ienz
ihenleben i6einen nidt bernihtet
lporoeu su Icin. Sic grIhiittcrnng
ipuroe in aanS Galubricn e%mpfunben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-23
Der @ampfcr ,Ercibente 3pca" an
Der Enfiiite uun Nraentinicn &C.
ffcttert mnb geimnfen.
g uenps Inrcs. 81 'Nebr

. uenpS v pres, 81. Tebr.
Ser argentiniife Sampfer .IreIiz
pentc Hoea", Der bon iiiblifen SGfen
.fam, lit. Iaut bier eingctroffeueu
geri6ten, 5piihcn Yuerto DC San
Gntunio uno Tuerto Iaroin on Ser
Sitfiiitc geideitert. Ser Sampicr
gerietb III Brand, nnb man alaubt.
ouB Die Iannidaft unb Die 200 Yais
iaeiere umgefommcn linb. Gs nirr
audi beridtet, bab Der Sampfcr
IpGtcr innf.
Der DTrelibente Hoca" mar Gin
Foitoampfer, 200 SUB lang. Al @its
tclbrcite. 2,S07 Spnncn.
Spdtere Sepeifcn bcrih:en. oaf
bas Shiff ianf. onB abcr MIR Srpnne
gig Serionen umtamen nnb oaS $50
Yaiingiere uno Witeliebcr Der Wtunns
ldnft Gcrettct ipnrpen.
Der ySreiiocnte Hoeu~ ipar Gis
aentaum Der Snm,6urgz Siioameritaz
Clinic.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-23
e6weres Shifisnnslid.
q ls l. Norbafrifa. Is. Sebl

Angler. Norbafrifa. Is. Sebr.
Gin u%nbefanntes Segelihiff rannte
ben bslgii6en Sampfcr Iuitralia"
ipdbrenp zines Sturmes in ben @runb,
unD iant Damn ielbit. Sas llngliid err
eignete lid ifon ant ~. Sebruar bel
Der Sniel G%lberan. ir WtitteldnOi>
ifen Reere. 100 Wieilen bon 9ibrals
tor. Ser @enihenoerluit betrus 30
Serionen. ndmlih rs DOT Der ~Ils
itrnlin" unb IA bonn Sc9clihiff. 3cbn
Witglieber Der yIuitralia" : 9enranz
uung. bic in ciuem tleinen Boot ab9ez
itobeu tporeu. lpuroeu bon Dem bcuts
iden Sampfer YSiberia" auf9egriffcn
ltnb hierher aebrnht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-23
&Dnig @ifuniu ais Srantiucrber.
%2iiiabpn, Is. Hebr

2iiiabon, Is. Sebr.
Die geiau1mte Yreiie bon Yortltgal
bringt bie allerbin9s offi5icu nod
nidt beitotigte - No6ridt. baB Die
3uianmenfunft be5 a6nies Nlfonio
bon Spnnien nit DEM annie Manuel
ben Eortllgol lid bauptidhlih nit Der
~seplanten Seirntb bes GDniss bon
Portugal nit Yrtu5eiiin Beatrice.
Sohter Des peritorbenen Ser5ogs bon
gbinburg unb Nitbte bes &Dnis CO
parb bon England, beihdftigt but.
Die 5eirdtb ipilroe bon gang Yortugal
nit 8pblaefaIen nufaenommen ipers
ben. ba JIG natiirlih gu elmer Stdrfuna
Der frcunbf6aftliden g~e5iebunsen
6ipiihcn England unb Yortugal fiibs
rem milbte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-23
Sics fir &mry.

8 3 o II. 3. G.. 10, Ncbr.
Wit 173 gcgu III Stin,men nlbm
bas IbseprbnetenbanS Die @orlnGe ON,
ireltc oas 9eiceiid)e &inoerniB. baS
Der grncnnlna bcs Suubesicnators
&nor als Stuutsiefrctdr i'm Saft'ihen
8abinctt i'm @cgc itcbt. aus Dem @ene
rdumt. Gs mo- pics bie srueite Ibs
itimmuna ilbcr Die MnBregel uno err
ioiatc ctpa Srei Stunoen md Der
critcn. Slt ite1o bon TennIplpnnien,
@iuinms bon WiiIlilIippi utb Glarf
bon Miiiouri rcbcten gcgen Die Sors
lage. Nameutli6 Der 0ebtcre ges
brmahte cine GuRerit iharfe Sprrde
unb crflGrts. baB Der Senat -5lm @es
ip0tt eincs iccen inteli9enten Wannes
nui @ottes Grbc" perhe. lpenu er Die
Sorla9e amnebme. Ils pieeerum
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-23
Smci @auucr ucrbranut.
Netrnit. MihL 90. Gchr,

y l, "tI1, ~. Vtui.
Cine Spe5inlbepciAc bon Snper,
9bebprgau Gbuutn. Mtif.. in9t: Srfs
fen 60 8rrnce uno Yeter @no fnmcu
in cincm Tsuer nm. rms Wor"ena in
clcr Sriihc brs Siunus5 rtcl. On
are itDdi,es Sol BINS &C it6 t.. Ser
30idtr;ae 60 Sr1rcc. her IN rem Sotei
GGan frQrcr mar. mobnts friiber IN
&iper. Sntario. Gun mar As
,Nabrc olt uub mrhrtc in Gbcbonnnn.
Sic 9eifen ser tc'nen TGnner mnrs
ben in Den Iuincn reg 1h1uf3ims
mcrs ~g"flnber. ro Die SriSen RE
Godt Nioebrnht hatten. ndhbem lie
ipGt Md Snrie qefrmmcu pnren.
YaS Sptcl. oeiieu cnoere @d'ts ole
cntfnmeu, bronnte in elmer Siertels
ltunSe faIt gang nicoer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-23

mar in Den lebtcu Sabrcn in Den 9due
zen Der g p8idlinen. Nn1
&eibna6tstage brncttc cine antisclc>
ritale 3eitung Gin S%pott9coiht iibcr
eas Seiutiub. Sieics Debift cnDet
nit folgeubeu &orteu: Oh, meiu lie
beS Ginbleiu, iuabrer Wenih nnh
fuabrer Crit, aus Siebe 81 Seinem
&rcu5c, lnf mits Srtne Gimme per-
nchmen; Eli ,ueiIt, bef In nidDt nm
bcfonnt Bit, i&ife Aaen Gin CRIB
bebcn." ginigc Stunben ipdter, mar
Der 8unih ne5 gottluleu 9i6tcrs III
erfluung gegangen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-23
Subnqug Sowa, 9icnstag Den %. Tebruar 1909.

Siferbeit sebradt nerben; piele bon
ihncn pcrmpften aud ibr @epdd 5l
retten. Ser 9rano brad i'm Seller
oes Sotels in einem apblcnboufcu
aus unp griff raid Inn iiH. unb bn
oaS Sptel gan6 nus Sol5 bcitanb. U
es niht 81 retten. nafbem Die Slant
men einmal Die lteberbanb setponnen
batten. Sas Sotcl bat etipd $780,
900 sefpltet uno mar mr. tbeilipciie
periihcrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-23
@rpfeS Shabeniener.
81 E 10 Wnrf 1R Eel

u e 10 gorf, 10. Scbr.
Seuer rihtete in Den Yratt Gel
iperfcn, Die nit Der rStanSarb Oil
Company" pcrbunoen iinb uno in
williamsburg am Sluiie liesen cinen
S6aoen bon 100000 big 5000, 600
an. Siinf SeuerpebrIeutc erlittcn
Werlesunscn. Iaridaa @rabam,
Elm VataiQonshef, mIroe an Idtpers
lten perlest. @r brah Den Mideu
lno belize Seine. Ian slaubt niht,
DAP er leben bleiben tpiro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-23
Slutbihaben.

g an Sranciscp. Sal. Is. Se6r.
Nd6 einem Seri6t bon Trcntib
Martin. Sefretdr Der Sacramento
Drainage Gontmiiiion. ion Ser Shn<
DEN, Der pnrd Die &ohflutben i'm
Satrnmentcs 3bal anserittet nuroe,
5triIten $4,00o.000 uno $4,000, 900
betragen. BON anberer Seite piro
CT auf $2.000,000 bis $4,000 900
nbgeIfdet. Sie @iienbubncn BADEN
Den Sanpti6nben 5li tragen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-23
Steater Gataitrupbc.

&c crico Gitp. Werifo. Is. Scbr.
Sreibunbert Terionen fanben aez
ltern I'M Sentro Shores in Der Stabt
Gcapulro Den Slammentob. '%oarunter
mebrere Imerifaner. Ser Brand
tbeilte ii6 Dem 5elegrapbeuamtc
nit. oas 5erit5rt puroe. mas Der
@rrnb lit, bab Die Gafritt bon Ser
aataitropbe CT icet, bier einges
%trpifen lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-23
Wclbct ieincn Sanferptt an.

Ses WpincS. Sa.. II. Sebr.
Saruep @arib, Yrdiioent DER
Morib @rir9c Co.. bot I'M biciigen
SunbestreiEgerift icinen Bancroft
on9:mclbct. Scinc @crbinrliafeit,n
bctra9cn leiner Inlab. naG S304z.
600. mGbrcuo or feline SeitGnbe al,f
S2i,419 i6GBt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-23
Haihcs HrtEc.l.

&nnias Gitu. Wio., %. Sebr.
Tobert .. &lsoioe BON SounS.
Terns. Der am lesten Sienstag ourd)
gebrobuna nit elmer SpnnmiIbombe
BON Dem MiQiondr Qutrrence ".
Cones $1,000 su crnreiieu iucbte.
nurbe 81 80 Sabren 3uhtb1us ners
rrtbeilt. Sieeipc b%efnnnte lid ihuls
Dig oes pc,iuften Tnubes. Hid)ter
Hnipb W. 2atbibdiu por Griminals
acriGt, pnr Dem Der Era p~erhnnAclt
iplrre. b,boucrt,. Sn5 CT @cb'ps
niht 81 ldagsrcr git pcrurtbcilcn
fpnntc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-23
Maria Eia ifper erfanft.

Siiabpn n. Eortusal. %. Sebr.
es ipirp angefiinbigt. baB Die aDs
ntglnz Witttpe Warin Yia, Die @ittrc
oes SUnias Carlos. ihtper crtranft
lit. sic leibet felt mebrcrcn 8pdJen
an elmer Sarmfranfbcit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-23
Sctbc syiifc abgcbrannt.

unipnto 10 II, ga, II. Sebr.
Somcs Snsb, Sr., bon Sairhancc
crlpufte leste Naht mnb lab feline
Siibc lidtcrlob bremen. acill
Sdmer5ensidrei fam bon Ieinen
Sippen. MIR Gin unteroriidter Stud,
oaB er lid nun elm padr ucuc Solss
iiiBc fnuieu miR, benn Die perbranns
tcn iparen mid bDl5ern 9epeien. Sns
5ipiihen muB er iih bon iciucn
Sreunocn berumtrngen laiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-23
@raue eincs bcriihmtcn Sstels.
= ontoua. sin. Ia. Ecbn

Soptoua. Sia., 15. Sebr.
Sas Sotel Clarendon in Sea
grecSc. zines Der grDBteu Sotels int
Siiben, lit ourd eiueu Sranb seritort
rorbcn; Sebn bcnahbnrte @illen limb
zen Slammen 5nm Spier aefoacn.
Sic 215 @dite bes Sotcls fohnten
reAtseitU 9cpedt uno IN
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-23
Silfe iiir bic uDm Glbe= Su1waKcr
Seimgcfnhten.
0erItu. 10. Sc

TIL II, To. VcUr.
8roBes llnbeil bat bas Sohpaiier
oer glbc unb GINGER ibrer N~ebenfliiiie
ar9eriftet. Die YropiuS Sohieu lit
am i6peritcu beimgeilht iporben.
Gus pielen Srten lonfen Sipbspolten
Gin, ipelhe tbcillpeiie bon GROCER Notbs
lage bcriften. Ser geIammte linz
fang Der ourf) Die Sluthen ber6cigcs
fiibrten @erpiiitunaen ldBt lid nod
niht anndbernb feititelen. Nu Sabls
reiden Stetcn iinb Sammbriihe pore
gefommcu, burA Die cine formli6e
anlamitdt Gcrporgerufen lroroen lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-23
(Spc5ials GprrcIponbcn5 aus
Scutidllnno.)
5bnitel mmN 5pdbae.

,@S iebe sic iriihe Sabisfeit!"
GnalidD eirs fatbpliife ltniper=
iitdt iir Srlano. - Sic Seitcr-
rcider III Mammunsnutb. -
SrauS0iidcs Sumpcupaf. -
Glcmcneean's 9psif. = &aiierS-
9ebmrtstag nnb Scna'er Bib
finn. - Salpnidbise Smmier-
finfen : Satprc. Sraniider
Guntrait. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-23
Sredycr Sanfran6.

@usto9ec. Sflr., Is. Sebr.
Sic @ont Dor Sdttnba. t6 Weilcn
iiip,id BON bier. lit bernubt morbeu.
Ser Sberiif BAT lid nit @lutbunoen
nab benz Sbatort bcgcben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-23
Ter dltcite Wenid Der Welt.

Suaoaldara Ierifo,
16. Sebrunr.
Sole 0uaoelupe Mlcala. angeblid,
Der dltcite @enih Der @elt. bat To-
chen ieinen r39. 8eburt5taa eefeiert.
Ilcala lpurce pier5ig Sabre Dor ser
Seit, in Der Ierifo 8epublif puroe,
geboren linb bot baber in prci Sa6rz
bunberten eelest.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-23
Srabtloic Setbtaouns suiifcn Cos
MmaeleS Mno 0awGii hcraetelt.

Nnaelcs. Gal, 10. Sebr.
Tergan9cnc Naht befanb lid Cos
Gnseles gum erIten Wale III nro6tloier
@~erbinbur9 nit 0aipuii. cine Grtfers
nuna bon 1920 Weiicn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-23

CUR Ibitimmung geihritteu ipurbe.
lpnrbc JIG nit 173 9cgen III Stims
men angenommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-23
(Spesialberidt aus Der Gmiscn stabt)
Der Sireuno Ser Nrm1en!
Als folder bs,uirs hdJ bel nrm sro6rm Crnhchem IN
5icilirm mnh Galahrira Der katbali(he Clerns
in siner Frbr umetsrnniittsrr N0rife.

Die ,ofH,ieaen' Hrennoe or Mrmem. Ole zoIaIth:n, Iberlisben Die
snm srobe. s1ea io,ianaiiDs STAB. Wsiaaa ibr.m saia,sl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-23
got, z. ~. 8.

q 0 III. 81. San. 1909.
~ ic @psbaftigfeit. opcr beier ge@
Al iagt, Die Nieoertrdht!gfeit Der
Antis Gieritalen ibipei9t nid9t
atu,uol nor Nrm fnufu QcS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-23

(6ortiesuns uuf Der 10. Seite.)
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10
Emotion Is Measured

Another subject, whose normal mental
condition registered. 22.10 centimeters
on the dial, was asked, When did your
father die?" Soon the indicator moved
to 1880, thus measuring the strength of
the subjects emotion. Still another
subject, whose normal condition regis
tered 22.O0. was burned by lighted
cigarette The Indicator swung to o. 90
giving the exact measure pof pain ex-
perienced.
These dehections, the scientists de-
clare, "can only be due to variations
in an electro motive force in the body
all other possible causes having been
eliminated. Laughter and other emo
tions have been treated in subjects
connected with the device and full
records made
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10
PLANET BEYOND NEPTUNE
MAY SOON BE LOCATED
Harvard Professor Expects Re-
ward for Long Search

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Jan. s.-The
search for the planet which is believed
TO be beyond Neptune is being actively
pursued at the Harvard astronomical
observatory by Prof. William II. Pick
ering and his assistants. who said to-
day that there was possibility that
their efforts may be rewarded within
the next few days
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10


If George Renner has his opinion OF
Mayor Taylor, the mayor. it seems,
also has his opinion of George Renner
The exchange of political pleasantries
began with Renner's denunciation of
the mayor for appointing John D. Nc
Gilvray to the board of public works
Renner had desired the selection of
Patrick Broderick. who filled the posi-
ton of superintendent of street work.
When Frederick failed to score, Ren-
ner went into meeting of the Civic
league and aired his grievance Then
he carried his woes to the good; gov
ernment league and dug a political
grave for the mayor. threw in the sand,
and omitted the flowers.
But Taylor comes back not only at
Renner, but at Broderick. Broderick
resigned his position soon after Me-
Gilvray's appointment. and gave as a
reason that the civil service appointees
in the street department were incompe-
tent
In regard to nay appointment OF
MctIllVGay OH tie DOdIu VI NcAh SeLiu
Mayor Taylor yesterday, Il have heard
no one allege that he is not COM
petent man to I'LL the place. regard
him as an acquisition to the city S
service l could not have appointed
Brodericlx to the post, if | had wanted
to. without violating the charter pro-
vision that requires a nonpartisan
board. Eagan had been placed on the
board as democrat. l had named Day
who is republican. AS Eagans sue
cessor / could not name another re
publican. and that shut out Broderick
"you see the kind of good govern
ment mes these are. Mr.. Renner in
sists that ! violate the charter to ap-
point his personal and social friend Oh
the board Patrick Broderick. whom
he wants appointed, resigns from his
most because he can not violate the
charter and run counter to its civil
service rules.
Frank Marvin, president of the good
government league, issued statement
Yesterday denying the published report
that the league had taken exception
to the mayors appointments. Marvin
said Renner's remarks were not in
dorsed by the executive committee.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10
Humor of the Job


Cartoonists have won fame delineat-
ing the pitiable plights OF husbands
crushed under the tyranny of their
wives mammas but Mccartney stands
alone in his chosen field Of humorous
art as the author OF a new masterpiece
entitled The Mother in Law Subdued."
The distinguished artists touch was so
subtle that the central figure of his
picture was mistaken for a man until
Sergeant at Arms Lou Martin attempt
cd 10 divide the porter's rough work
among the dozen persons named on the
oorters' roll Then he discovered to his
6isnay that a McCaldin" wore skirts.
In extenuation the only explanation
Mccartney has made is that he intends
10 make change and that he only
appointed his relative in order 10 pre-
serve to himself the right Of distrib-
uting. as he might see ft. So day
out Of the states treasury. Although
four legislative days have elapsed since
tie law makers parent at law ac-
auired the right to demand a per diem,
it has not been recorded that she has
cleaned any cuspidors or done any other
laenisI service required Of those who
receive as compensation So a day.
Appears as a "Mr."
on the roll reported by the patronage
Committee to the senate on Tuesday ap-
peared the following: 'Messrs. James
Conueu, william Savage, William
Burres. A McCaIdin, George Wales,
James Kelly. and Z. c. Grove, porters."
A resolution was adopted declaring
the persons named to be the selection
Of the senate, and the report was passed
10 Lieutenant Governor Porter, who
signed It. From that time on a col
lateral branch of the Mccartney family
had claim on the treasury.
Yes, A. McCaIdin is a distant rela-
tive Of mine" said Mccartney in an
swer TO q query yesterday.
~As a matter Of fact is she not your
mother in law"
Well, ye-e-es. she is. But then
there is no use mentioning that. ] have
been thinking of making change In
fact, ] only wanted her to hold the
place until I could get one Of my con-
stituents here from Losi Angeles to
take it," he replied
From his own statements it seems
that the statesman not only gave his
esteemed relative the short end OF his
patronage. but intended also to give
her the double cross
Passes Ii to Committee
7 knew nothing about this matter
until yesterday morning" said Lieuten-
ant Governor Porter. AT that time
the sergeant at arms reported to me
that there was woman on the roll in
. me capacity Of porter. knew nothing
about it before"
Senators welch. Price and Estudiuo
composed the committee on distribu-
tion Of patronage.
Il naturally thought it was a man"
said senator Price. Each senator
handed in-his name with the amount
TO be paid out of his patronage. and
we did not know who the people were.
OF course in the matter Of the i'm
portant positions we ascertained
whether tie applicants We're competent
or not This is the first knew Of
woman baving been appointed as
eorter."
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10
DOCTOR ASKS COIN
FOR BROKEN HEART
Physician Sues Rich Widow for
S150,0OO for Breach of
Promise

CHICAGO. Jan. 9.-A breach of prom
ise suit in which DR. Kirke E. Stanley
of New York seeks to secure $4,000
from Mrs Jeanette Deere Chapman,
one of the heirs to the millions of the
late John Deere of Moline. ILL.,. came
to light today. The bill was filed last
October, but was suppressed until serv-
ice, could be had on Mrs Chapman Not
until last Monday was the process
server able to locate the defendant. but
the story was kept from the public.
Henry Roth, acting for Or. Stanley.
admitted the existence of the suit. Mrs.
Chapman. whom the plaintiff alleges to
be 5S years of age. has long been a
social leader both in the United States
and in Paris, where she is a frequent
visitor
DR.. Stanley's bill sets forth that Mrs.
Chapman promised to marry him some
years ago. the date being set for Feb
ruary IS, lso5. The promise was not
kept although plaintiff declares that
he was at that time, and is still, ready
to carry out his part of the agree
MANI
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10
Sergeant at Arms Startled by
Discovery That "a. Nc
CaIdin" Wears Skirts
Appointment Is Approved by the
Unsuspecting Patronage
Committee
HumOr in Stunt of Los Angeles
Statesman to Keep Shekels
in Family
TSpecial Dispatch 10 The Call

- ALL HEADQUARTERS. CHAM
BER OF COMMERCE BUILD
ING. SACRAMENTO, Jan. g.
Mrs. A McCaldin, mother In
Jaw OF Senator II. S. G. McCart-
ney Of Los Angeles. has been placed
on the states payroll in the ca
pscity OF porter" 10 insure against
any OF the patronage money appor-
TONED 10 the statesman reverting to
the state treasury. Having omitted to
mention the Mrs" portion of his rela-
tive's name, the legislator, according to
Lieutenant Governor Porter and mem
bers OF the committee on distribution
Of patronage, led the committee to be-
lieve that the "A. McCaldin' appearing
ca his list was a man, and the appoint
ment was approved The appointee has
not yet performed any OF the services
u a porter. and Mccartney stated today
that he intended 10 remedy the matter
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10
Mrs. Chapman at Pasadena


PASADENA. Jan. 9.-Mrs. Jeanette
Deere Chapman. who is believing sued
for s15O,OOo in the Chicago courts by
Or. Kirke Z. stanley of .,cw York, is
living here at the home of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. f. w Woodcock Mrs. Chap
man is old ard inirm and is at present
confined to her bed by slight illness.
no one is allowed TO see her
Mrs. Woodcock, when questioned re-
garding the suit charged that Dr. stan
ley is after Mrs. Chapman's money
only. She stated that while in New
York four years ago her mother be-
came i'll and Dr. Stanley was called
He treated her for some time, and afte,
the patients recovery continued to cal
and press his attentions. Mrs. Wood.
cock says that her mother finally agreed
to marry DR.. Stanley, who was about 3;
years of age. The date of the weddinp
was set as February IS. 1905.
On the time set Mrs Chapman and
several of her friends were on hand
but it is cliamed that DR. Stanley failed
to appear and sent no word. Mrs
Woodcock states that he came to see
her mother the next day and tried to
evade the question of his non-appear-
ance.
Mrs. CHAPMAN then started an inves-
tigation, it IS said, and Mrs. woodcock
alleges that her mother discovered that
DIR. Stanley had bad record and she
refused TO have anything further to dc
with him.
DR.. Stanley is from san francisco
and it is said that his mother. still re-
sides there.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10
MAYORS CAUSTIC
REPLY TO RfNNER
Says Appointment of Broderick
Would Have Violated
the Charter

"Mr. Renner is the kind of "A good
government man who wants the mayor
to violate the law of bipartisan ap-
pointments by selecting his personal
and social friend for place ON the
board of works; and Patrick Broderick
whom he wants appointed, resigns
from his post of superint endent OF
street work because he can not violate
the charter and run counter TO it's civil
service rules. I'hat is the kind of good
government men they are."-Mayor
Il L, Tavln1
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10

YESTERDAY-Clesr; northwest wind; maxi
mum temperature. 81; minimum. 40
FORECAST FOR ToDAY-remporarily fair
weather: possibly light frost in the morning:
light north wind Page A.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10
Made Children's Dresses

Every dress that my little girls
ever wore l made myself" said Mrs
Evans last evening. "and I could not
let it go on the records that l had
neglected them. Nor would l admit
that had neglected my husband when
he was i'll, nor that / have been as
cruel to him as his complaint made out
that l was. never was willfully cruel.
Il never neglected him when he was
sick and the entire trouble was that
we We're ancongenial, temperamentally
different
Accompanied by friend of this city
Mrs Evans went to- Vallejo yesterday
morning and at the office OF Judge
Harrier her husbands attorney. was
served with The Complaint in the di-
vorce suit. When she saw the paper
she expressed her deep sorrow that
Evans had charged her with neglect
ing their children and wanton cruelty
toward himself She desired to file
an answer.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10
Future Plans Uncertain

The sweet voice of the former London
music hall actress grew perceptibk
softer as she spoke of her children.
You know" she continued, Il made
all of my children's clothes. / never
neglected my husband when he was
sick. either
In the answer do not deny that he
caught Lieutenant Osburn kissing me.
That was true. But the complaint did
not say, as has been reported, that at
the time or subsequently, told my hus-
band that l would marry Lieutenant Os-
burn.
Il don't know what my future plans
will be. Nor do l know what 1 shan
do in relation to my children"
1t is understood that Assistant Naval
Constructor Henry of Mare island will
be Evans corroborating witness at tho
divorce proceedings. Henry is one of