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The San Francisco call., 1909-03-17
WOMAN'S PUBLIC HEALTH
ASSOCIATION TO MEET
Organization to Be Completed
at First Gathering

The twelfth division of the Califor-
MIA Woman's public health association,
located in the Mission district, which
is the first district division of the as
sociation to organize, will hold its first
meeting in the rooms of the Mission
promotion association, tomorrow after
noon, at 2:30.
attended last nights meeting of the
Mission Improvement association and
received the Endorsement of that body
When thoroughly organized the as
sociation will hold weekly lectures In
the various districts throughout the
". Among the prominent club
women who have identified themselves
with the new association are: Mrs
A. w. Scott. Mrs. John F. Merrill Mrs
Laura Bride Powers. Mrs. Gaillard
Stoney. Mrs. Arthur w. Cornwall, Mrs
A. p. Woodward and Mrs. Max Sloss.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-17
CONFERENCE HELD
ON Street PAVING
Supervisors and Representa-
tives of Commercial 0rgani=
cations Discuss Problem
Work of Municipal Asphalt
Plant in Resurfacing Market
Street Is Commended

How to repave and keep in repair
conference last night between the su-
peryisors finance and street commit
tees, the works board commissioners
and representatives of various CONNER
cial organizations. The financial prob
lem was put by Supervisor Jennings;
the present method of repair didn't keep
the streets up and exhausted the funds.
He held wider use of basalt block
payements would make for durability
and was necessary. Secretary King of
the Merchants association declared the
FIVE factors to be weighed in any case
were the matters OF durability, first
cost, 'nonslipperyness," noiselessness
and cleanliness.
Charles Black of the United Rail-
roads declared in favor OF basalt con-
struction for pavement between tracks
vibration running asphalt structure He
spoke of the merits of vitrified brick
payements.
iFAvORS SMOOTH PAVEMENT
| W. d. Fennimore of the Downtown
association took exception to George
Renner's proposition that Kearny
streets service as the main crosstowr
traffic route dictated the blocks, Fenni-
more insisting on the necessity of {
smooth pavement and declared the
merchants would back the citysin sucl
construction by purchases of the 81:
per cent bonds as needed.
The good work being done by The
new municipal asphalt plant in resur
facing Market streets northside wa:
commended. and President Days state
ment for the board of works that $500
a month would keep Market street IL
repair when once the work is complet
ed awoke Supervisor Pollok's warmes
| interest.
Edgar Painter of the North Contra
| improvement association stirred Georg,
| Renner's wrath when he said Rennel
and Michael Casey used Ito go around
with their arms around each other,
necks," after Renner had interrupted
1 a milder remark Of Painters that the
'teamsters' union and the draymen'.
association seemed pretty thick il
street campaigning.
James Booth got between the TIVE
warriors, pushed Painter out of tn,
door and left Renner's ruff1ed valor t
subside for lack of an object.
A second meeting was decided upor
for two weeks hence.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-17
LION tanner SAWS
TO WIN FREEDOM
Tries to Duplicate Escape From
Cell With Knives for Files
[SpecioI Dispatch 10 The Cali

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NEW YORK. March Is.-Francois
Louis Boissanade. French lion tanner
once gained his freedom from one Of
the almost subterranean cells in the
keep" at Ellis island by surrepti-
tiousIy cutting the heavy iron bars
with saws made Of three table knives.
He was caught in san Francisco,
when he called at the postoffice for a
decoy registered letter. He was brought
back 80 New York. Arraigned before
Commissioner Watchorn, he told Of
his escape. He said he had secreted
three knives passed to him with his
FOOD and. striking them against the
floor had notched their edges and made
primitive saws.
After an investigation the authori-
ties were convinced that BOssanade
managed TO escape through bribery and
collusion on the part Of his guards. To-
night he was again at the task Of
saving II he can duplicate the feat
under the eyes Of the guards who have
Instructions not TO interfere with him,
but TO keep strict record OF the time
he is engaged in the task Commits
sioner Of immigration Watchorn viii
recommend his release.
The strange and dramatic test, in its
somber setting. is all too real TO Bois-
sanade. who claims that. unaided, he
performed it before. He is working
desperately for his freedom
IT is also very real to Commissioner
Watchorn- It is a test Of the hon
esty Of his trusted guards in the Ellis
island house Of detention. He viii not
only recommend the release OF Bois-
sanade # he is successful in the task.
but has promised him $4,000 besides.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-17
TONS OF CITY GOLD
IN FURNITURE VANS
Contents of Treasury Moved
Under Police Guard to
New Vaults
Many Millions in Coin and Sc
CuritieS Transferred
Through Streets

Eleven tons of gold, $s.OOO.oOO. were
hauled unconcernedly down Market
street yesterday morning from the city
HALL and by noon had been safely
slowed away in the vaults OF the de-
Tunct California safe deposit and trust
company at Montgomery and Califor-
mia streets. where for four months,
Treasurer AIcDougald win appease the
city's creditors while the unsafe quar-
ters at the foot or Hyde street are
being razed and repaired. For this
Job the board Of works viii receive
bids next Friday.
The city's whole treasure was moved
yesterday by two big furniture vans
end three smaller wagons, a single trip
under guard Of I6 policemen transfer
ring the coin. Nearly a ton Of silver
and s37.000.Ooo worth OF securities
went along. Sergeant Patrick MCGEE
had eight mounted men and eight pa
trolmen 10 ward of attack but nothing
happe ned. and Treasurer McDougald
SAD after il was over that he had most
Jared breakdown from the heavily
laden wagons 5olting along over the
corn UP highway The curious pro
oession attracted a good deal of stten-
uon as Il doubled back on Market
street from the gore corner OF Meal
lister 10 Seventh. and then started
toward the ferries. At Montgomery.
the wagons turned UP that financial
LhOroughfare 10 their destination at
California street.
Major H. .. Nathewson, Auditor
Rosters first deputy. rode Immediately
81 -H-T~ =ra-
the s35000.006 Of bonds. ana the loose
change Of several hundred thousands
silver. bills and broken gold
Ia the big vans were slowed the 800
500 900 gold sacks and each van was
accompanied by d number Of the treas
urer's trusted deputies as well as the
men in uniform City Treasurer Nc
DOugsld his shotgun al his side, also
his trusted lieutenant. Cashier Perkins
rode ia the last vehicle. and Sergeant
MCGEE ranged up and down the line
now and then ordering the drivers TO
CLOSE up. as one team or another
would sag. The hard work Of carrying
the tons Of yellow metal from the
vaults TO The street and TO the vaults
again was done by laborers furnished
10y the board of works. and the treas
are bags were tailed five times in
transit. The most Of the gold at the
END was sealed away in a separate
compartment AZ the Montgomery street
quarters, and NIathewson and McDou-
gald. having affixed their respective
official seals 10 the door. II became once
more the 1oint custody fund. million
or SO was LEFT out for the city's current
expenses, so that McDOugald need not
fear embarra ssment no matter how
many policemen. school teachers. street
Contractors and gas men swoop down
Hpon him.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-17
SEEK $4,000 FUND FOR
EXPLOITATION AT FAIR
Lectures on Opportunities Here
Are to Replace Exhibit

The executive committee in charge
of the plans for a San Francisco ex-
hibit at the Alaska Yukon exposition
met yesterday afternoon in the rooms
of the chamber of commerce and after
considerable debate decided to raise a
fund of at least $4,000 for San Fran
cisco's exploitation at the exposition.
No exhibit of San Francisco manu-
features Will be sent to Seattle. but IL
is planned to give course of lectures
during tire five months and to distribute
tunities in this city. The lectures viii
be apart from the state exhibit and
will be conducted as a separate institu-
ton.
The members OF the committee who
Will prepare plans for the raising of
the fund are: Arthur r. Briggs. chair
man: !. F. Moulton. treasurer: Captain
J. y. Hibbard. w. l.. GerstIe, J. p.
Currier. Percy T. Morgan and c. NJ
Wooster.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-17
UPRISING IN CUBA
PART OF CONSPIRACY
Eight Soldiers and Number of
Peasants Revolt

HAVANA, March 16.-The first real
uprising against the new Cuban repub-
lie tookA place last night within little
more than six weeks after the inaugu-
ration of General Gomez as president.
A sergeant of the rural guard sta
toned at the town of Vueltas in Santa
Clara province, with a party of seven
men, some other members of the rural
guard and a number of peasants took
to the woods and the troops are in
active pursuit.
While the movement apparently is
unimportant numerically, all indications
are that it is part of a widespread con-
spiracy
Rumors are current that Colonel
Vallo, who was recently dismissed from
the rural guard. has rebelled in
Oriente at the head of 200 men, but it
is doubtful if there is any truth in this
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-17
Metal Workers Name Of6cers

WASHINGTON. March 16.-The Sc
lection of New York as the place for
holding the next annual convention
and the election of officers occupied
the session today of the metal trades
department of the American federation
of labor.
The officers follow:
dent of the international order OF ma
chinists; first vice president. Joseph +.
Valentine. president of mOlders' union
second vice president A. b. Grout, an
ternational metal DoIishers: third vice
president, James w. Kline. president
of international blacksmiths' union;
fourth vice president, Joseph A. Frank
lin. president of International boiler
makers union; secretary and treas
urer. A. j. Berry.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-17
CARUSO FACES COMPLETE
LOSS OF GREAT VOICE
Noted Tenor May Be Forced to
Leave Operatic Stage

NEW YORK. March LIT was an
nounced tonight that Enrico CarUsO
would not appear in any of the operas
at the Metropolitan this week.
1t is thought advisable TO let the
great tenor have a complete rest.
Friends of Caruso declare he is
suffering from relaxed vocal chords,
and that IL is not only doubtful if he
will sing in public again this season,
but entirely possible that he may retire
from grand opera permanently.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-17
DAGGERS STICKING
IN ANOTHER BREAST
Supposed Friend of Petrosino
Found Dead in Grove

Especial Gable 10 The Call
PALERMO. March 16.-This city has
another mystery which appears to be
closely identified with the assassination
last week OF Lieutenant Petrosino
The body of a well dressed man of
about 40 years OF age was found in a
grove on the outskirts of the city. He
had been slain with daggers. Two of
these daggers were sticking in his
breast.
Their hits. handsomely engraved,
bore dogs heads, the emblem of the
Maia. 1t was not a crime of robbery.
The victims possessions were in his
pockets. All that had been taken ap-
parently were such articles as might
reveal his identity. This has not yet
been established.
That man was an acquaintance of
the slain American detective" asserted
several persons who looked at the body
this afternoon at the police office.
Two witnesses were found who de-
clared they could swear they had seen
the man walking with Petrosino on one
of the main streets of Palermo few
hours before the detective was slain.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-17
WOMEN SOAR IN SKY
IN HUGE GAS BALLOON
First Ascension of It's Kind or
Pacific Coast
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

LOS ANGELES March 16.-The first
balloon ascensions on the Pacific coast
by women were made today by Mrs.
Dick Ferris, prominent in society, and
Mrs Roy Knabenshue, accompanying
their husbands in the balloon United
States from Pasadena.
After ascending $4,000 feet the party
made a landing 19 miles east The
balloon American also ascended. with
Captain A. f. Mueller as pilot, taking
up four Pasadena society men-E. r.
Server, c. NJ. Myers. r. c. Halstead and
Charles Martin.
Other prominent Pasadenans have
signified their intention of taking the
balloon trip. including Mrs. Alfred
Dodge, wife of a wealthy manufacturer.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-17
"TA RIA RA BOOM DE AY"
AUTHOR PASSES AWAY
Well Known Comedian and
Composer Dies i'm Denver

DENVER, March 16.-Paul Stanley.
comedian and composer, author of the
song TIA Ra Ra Boom De Ay," is
dead after a lingering illness Stan
ley, whose real name was Sonnenberg.
had lived here with his Wife since the
San Francisco earthquake He was re
duced to straitened circumstances and
his health was much impaired by the
shock.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-17
JINKS GIVEN BY
METAL WORKERS
International Vice President OF
Union Guest of Honor at
Celebration
Merchants Promise Broom
Makers to Use No Convict
Made Articles

7npTs- Sheet metal work
{Tf1bE b5IE5S5IJN93scS5 scS5FsH7 ers' union, local
III szsS5sE5 279. had a smoker
and links in it's hall
In Guerrero street last night as a COM
pliment to International Vice President
Joseph Dennis. who leaves shortly TO
attend a meeting of the executive
board of the international body.
The box makers union held spe-
cial meeting last night in brewery
workers hall John A Kelly and A. J..
Gallagher, secretary of the labor coun-
Gil, addressed the gathering in relation
to strikes. No action was taken.
Broom makers union last night ini-
tiated six candidates and heard 81 report
from the committee that interviewed
wholesale merchants in regard to the
handling of union made broOnls. Many
Of these merchants were reported to
have promised to sign an agreement to
handle no convict or Chinese made
brooms.
General Organizer Holt of this city
reports that he has made several efforts
to reorganize the bar tenders of Sacra-
mento into what was formerly local No.
Holt is still in the capital city Last
week he organized the cooks. walters
and mattresses union with 40 charter
members.
! George r. French, general organizer
for the international union of cigar
makers, has gone TO Nevada City and
Reno, and from the latter place will
come to this city
! The BARRIERS union. local 14S, at its
meeting. Monday night took up the
proposition to change the working g
/ hours. This was defeated.
| The committee on hall made its re-
port and it was decided not to move
G.. A. Priest, secretary of the local
carmens union. division No. 205, says
the reason for the sudden departure OF
Frederick Fay, the carmens national
j organizer. was that he was summoned
to attend the session of the interna-
| tional executive committee. Fay will
return next week to resume the work
of organizing the local carmen.
!, The elevator conductors and starters
union has sustained a severe loss in the
death of Financial Secretary and Treas
urer Edward B. Ring, which occurred
March 10. The untimely ending OF
Rings life will be keenIy felt by his
many friends and acquaintances and
particularly by the elevator conductors
and starters union of which organiza :
tion he was a charter member. Since
the death of Rings wife. which occurred
about a year ago, he had failed in health
rapidly through GRIEF. and in compli-
ance with his last wishes he was laid
/ to rest in Mountain View cemetery,
Oakland, beside his wife on last Sat
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-17
Important Arrest Made

NEW YORK, March 16.-One of the
Italians for whose deportation Lieu
tenant Joseph Petrosino was respon-
sible, has been arrested in Palermo,
Italy, If the New York police are not
mistaken.
Word was received from Rome last
night that the Palermo police have in
custody man whose name is given as
Palazzotto and also as Ialozzotto, who
is believed to know something about
the death of the New York detective.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-17
N0h Reward. Evidence Wanted
.WZU Against the Gas Robber

" WENTY-FIV DOLLARS in cash will
/ be paid by The Call to the San Francisco
Il gas and electric light consumer who reports
to this office before noon of Saturday. March 20,
the most fragrant case of overchargng at the
\ hands of the San Francisco gas and electric
company, with proof in the shape of re-
Il ceipted bills, showing by comparison, excessive
i increases.
I Reports of overcharges must be sent to The
I Call office in writing, signed by the complainant
and accompanied by the recepted bills. The
i bills will be returned to the address given without
/ fail and without delay
4 No report will be considered as eligible for the
H reward here offered unless it is received before
noon of March 20, 1902
\ All reports must be addressed to Gas Editor,
/ The Call
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-17
ITALIAN COLONY LOSES
LOVED PIONEER WOMAN
Mrs. PhiIomena Barbetta, Who
Came in 1852, Is Dead

The Italian colony of this city lost
one OF its most respected and chari-
table matrons yesterday when Mrs.
Philomena Barbetta. widow of the pio-
neer. Federico Barbetta, died at her
home, 599 Vallejo street. Mrs. Bar
beta came to this city in 1852, a
bride, and had lived here ever since.
She is survived by her brother, Manuel
Raggio. and the following children:
Nicholas, Joseph. John. Vincent and
Carlotta Barbetta and Mrs. A. Paladini
and Mrs F. Marino. Mrs. Barbetta was
born in Italy "A years ago. The funeral
will be held on Thursday morning. with
services at SITS. Peter and Paul church.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-17
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The San Francisco call., 1909-03-17

WOMAN INJURED ON CAR-oakland March
16-Afrs Mary Butts. living at Railroad and
Park avenues. was stunned this evening by a
blow on the head when streetcar crashed into
one Of the Twenty third avenue crossing guards
near the Southern Pacific tracks. The gaze
dronred accidantally.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-17

ROCKEFELLER MAKES GIFTS TO UNIvER-
SiTY-Chicago. March J6.-Gifts amounting 10
$4,000 from John ID. Rockefeller TO the Uni
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-17
JACKSON BANKER

JACKSON BANKER IEDICTED-Jackson
lo. March lG.-JacksOn Dennis. president Of
inc Sutter Greek state bank. found guilty
rodaT in the superior court Of embezzling $500
1rem the bank.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-17

wRESTLERs DRAw-Portland, Ore March
I6-Con Albright Of Rochester. NJ Y. and Dan
sullivan of Butte. Mont. wresfled here tonight
for ! hour and Is minutes TO a draw.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-17

George r. French, general organizer
for the International union of cigar
makers, has gone TO Nevada City and
Reno, and from the latter place will
come to this city.
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