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The San Francisco call., 1909-08-13
DALZELL BROWN WILL
LEAVE PRISON TO-DAY
Former San Francisco Man a
Model Inmate of San Quentin

SAN RAFAEL. Aug. 12.-With the
usual gift from TIE state Of IS. in ad-
.diUiOn 10 IS cents for fare 10 San Fran
cisco, Dalzeu Brown viii leave San
Quentin tomorrow. The former
banker viii. before leaving. have a sit
ting with the Jail photographer and
the photograph viii be placed with the
states numerous collection in the
rogues' gallery His finger prints and
BertiIlon measurements viii also be
taken.
Captain H. Randolph Of the prison
guard said today that Brown had been
2 model prisoner, doing his work well
and never complaining.
He has recently been employed in
The construction gang on the new
prison building.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-13

Continued From PAGE I
felt his absence deeply. The Complaint
declares that her infatuation and love
for her husband and her grief over his
departure rendered her mentally In
competent to care for her property or
to realize its value or to understand
how it should be bequeathed.
Told Husband of Will
In final effort to win back her hus-
band, it is claimed by the contesting
heirs, she drew a Will leaving her
estate in the form of trust and sent
word of her action to her husband. Civ
ing him full information regarding de-
tails. The trust conditions were said
to have been like those which he pro-
posed.
The contestants maintain. however.
that she told many persons that the
will was not in the form in which she
had intended TO make it. and was not
will in fact and did not devise her
estate with justice.
The will was dated March g. 1908. and
Buffers death occurred October OF the
same year Mrs. Buffers lived until
June 2s. 1909. when she succumbed to
an attack of pneumonia at Yosemite
valley.
Terms of the Testament
The will which she left gave monthly
incomes to William B Edwards. David
S. Edwards. Mrs. Lucille Bray and Jo-
seph Paulding Edwards OF Chico. chill
dren by her first marriage; TO Mar
guerite and Marie Buffers. children by
her second marriage. who were for
mally adopted by Buffers; and 1t named
her youngest son, Henry A Buffers Jr..
who is II years Of age. as Hesiduary
legatee. Small monthly bequests were
also made to the Sisters of the Holy
Names. the Convent of the Sacred
Heart. to Marguerite z. Edwards;
Georglana F. Cimmoriaez, a resident OF
Brazil; Beatrice Scheu of Brazil. Ada
English, Emma Carey OF Oakland, the
Providence and FabioIa hospitals and
to Father McSweeney OF ST. Francis de
Sales parish. The trust was to continue
until the death of her latest grand
child.
Expensive Administration
Heirs allege that the services OF a
competent business expert would be
required to manage the estate and at
tend to the disbursements which the
will calls for and that its administra-
ton would eat up a large percentage
OF the revenue They held that she
had overestimated its value largely.
When 1T was intimated that a con-
test was contemplated there were ru-
mors that Buffers had been estanged
from his wife because OF his attentions
to Miss Julia Spencer. his stenOgrapher
and business confidant. 1t was stated
that he had given Miss Spencer secur-
tiles worth several thousand dollars.
A financial settlement was arranged
with Miss Spencer, but members OF the
family denied that Miss Spencer had
come between Buffers and his wife.
DR.. Alexander Garceau OF San Fran
cisco, returning from a trip TO Europe.
filed a petition today 70 be Joined as
coexecutor Of Mrs. Buffers will with
David Edwards, r. A. Bray and J.. G.
McKinstry, the attorney who drew the
will. Garceaus absence in Europe at
the time executors were appointed was
the reason for his belated request.
The contest was prepared by Attor-
neys Reed. Black & Reed. with whom
Attorney NJ. G. Chapman was associated
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-13
WANTS To BUY BLOCK
OF CORPORATION STOCK
James Tyson Seeks Shares OF
Charles Nelson COMPANY

OAKLAND, Aug. 12.-James TYSON
fled a petition in the superior court
today to be permitted to purchase
1900 shares of stock in the Charles Nel-
son company, shipping and lumber
concern, in accordance with an express
sion in the will of rhe late Charles
Nelson. Tyson a business associate.
asked a permissiorr to pay for the
shares in five annual installments of
$4,000, with per cent interest. He
offered to deposit them as security
with 800 additional shares which he al
ready owns
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-13
REDUCED SERGEANT
RESIGNS UNDER FIRE
Policeman MuIgrew Again Dis
cipIined bY Chief for InebrietY

OAKLAND, Aug. 12.-PoIiceman
James Mulgrew, who was reduced to
the ranks from the position OF SER
geant in the local police force a short
time ago on account Of inebriety. was
suspended again last night by Chief
OF Police Wilson on a similar charge.
Today. acting upon the advice of
friends, Mulgrew placed his resigna ton
IN the hands Of the chief rather than
face trial before the board of police
commissioners MulgreW has been
connected with the department for a
number Of years and had established a
record for faithfulness and efficiency
prior to his recent trouble.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-13
NATIVE SONS ARRANGE
ANNUAL THEATER PARTY
0rpheum Chosen for Brilliant
Occasion by Athens ParIor

OAKLAND, Aug. 12.-Athens parlor,
X. S. G. W. has arranged 10 give its
annual theater party at the Oakland
Orpheum Monday August %.
Arrangements for the occasion in
clude the attendance Of Congressman
J. H Knowland. with an address as
q feature
The interior Of the theater will be
elaborately decorated There will be
reservations Of boxes for high officials
Of the lodge.
A year-ago the theater party broke
all records and the success Of that oc-
casion is looked for again
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-13
DEMENTED WOMAN SETS
CLOTHES AFIRE AND DIES
Despondent Over the Death OF
Her Husband
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

IOPcCtur
SANTA CRUZ. Aug. 12.-Mrs. Gera1-
dine L. Peterson of Ben Lomond
slipped away from the attendants to-
day, entered a closet and set her cloth
ing aflre. When discovered by the
nurses she was badly burned and had
inhaled flames. She died at $3.50.
The woman's mind had been unbal-
anced ever since the death of her ehus-
band and she had been threatening to
make away with herself for some
months
Miss Watson. nurse, had her hands
badly burned in putting out the fire.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-13
NEAR
DEATH IN QUICK STOP
Four Occupants Injured, but
Avoid Striking Children

SAN LEANDRO, Aug. 12.-Howell
Lowell. an employe Of an automobile
company Of san Francisco, and F..
Miller, an aeroplane inventor Of Oak
land, were seriously injured, and J. w.
Gardiner and D. Van Turin Of San
Francisco We're badly bruised when an
automobile in which they We're riding
ct a high rate Of speed was brought to
a sudden stop IN order TO avoid run
ming down a group Of about score of
school children here.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-13
MIGJET DEFEATs WALTHOTrR

PARIS, Aug. 12.-At the Buffalo
Velodrome tonight Migiet. the French
pace follower. met and defeated Bobby
Walthour, the American cyclist. in a
80 kilometer motor paced match The
time was "a minutes 8 1-5 seconds.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-13
PALO ALTO GIRL TO
WE'D SEATTLE LAWYER
Miss Alice GabeI Engaged to
John E. Stewart
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

PALO ALTO. Aug. 12.-One more en-
gagement has been announced and
placed to the credit or the college days.
the latest being that of Miss Alice
Gabel. daughter of Mrs. E. H. Gabel
of this city, to John E. Stewart. Both
of the young people were extremely
popular during their college careers
which ended in 1908. being members of
well known fraternities. Stewart is
now engaged in the practice of law at
Seattle.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-13
INCREASE SHOWN IN
MACADAM PRODUCTION
Annual Report of MineraIogist
Aubury Gives Comparisons
[Speeial Dispaieh o The CaIIl

SACRAMENTO. Aug. ia wonder
full increase In the production OF ma
cadam is shown in mineral statistics
complied by state MineralOgist Aubury.
showing a comparison OF the produc-
ton of 1908 over the year previous
The value of the crushed rock in
creased $1,659,564 over the figure OF
1907. The value of the rock by counties
IL as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-13
WATCHMAN BADLY HURT
BY TRAIN AT SAN ANSELMC
A. b. Abbott Struck on Track
While Intoxicated
. Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SAN ANSELMO, Aug. IA B. Alb
bott, a watchman for the Marin county
water and power company at Lake La
gunitas. was struck by the $3.50 cleo
fric train from San Francisco near the
local depot tonight and hurled against
tie cattle guards. He was taken to
The Cottage hospital at San Rafael and
is not expected to live until morning.
His skull was fractured.
Abbott, who is said TO have been in
toxicated, did not hear the train ap-
preaching until too late He is SO
years Of age
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-13
HENRY BUFFERS JR.
NOT CONTESTANT
Residuary Legatee Does Not
Join in the Attack on His
Mothers Will

Continued From PAGE 1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-22
Gin iuacS Gfero.

Geruriodlt Eonif inter Eoiiollten III
SIT Baltimore. - 0eiBt Serru
Srcoerid ScDiS uno cin Efero
unO brid)t ldIieBIid tobt 5uiom.
men.
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inllenea Gicrb Der 6rou Sorob
S'@ricn bon 9tr. 1899, @lod.S troBe,
boS ans ieinem Stall mlSbrndL per
IcBte Die H~oiinnteu IN Der Nod)bor'
ldo1t non Canton Npcnue geItern
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mo brad)te eincnl un0ercn Efer0 uuo
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bon Nr. 251G Orleans StroBe, 9iB-
mumocn bel, norollf ca to0t 5uionls
mcnbrnd). NohOcm boS Yierb lei
men StoQ ucrlolicn bate, gouoppirte
eS Die 9loditroBe entlnng nndJ Der
GorolincItroBe. Nn ser Gde bon Gon=
ton-Npcmle lunb GurolincltroBe RANT
tc eS ollf Elm Dor Dem @eidGitSboitS
BON Seiie, @rlm@ II. So. ItcbenbeS
Efer0 81 uno bib oaiielbe in Ben
Hiiden. 9onm ieBtc ooS tolIe Hfero
ieincn @oaopp fort, nm menige Mi-
mltcn ipGtcr Serrn @epiS 5l 9ooen
81 rennen. Gbc 2ebtcrer mie0er olti.
itcben fonnte, iuuroe CT BON Dem
Eiero in Die rcdte Sdmlter gcbiiien.
Nnm monOte on@ Sbier ieinen 2ouf
no6 Dem &ofruum BON Samuel
IigoS BON Nr. 707, Siio.9roobmop,
no eS 5uInmnIenbrnd) uno p%erenoete.
Ncrr 2euiS muroc in Der Nmbulon5
heS 0itliben 0iitrift@ nod ieiner
@obmung gcbrodt, 100 linn ieine Ser.
leBungen Oltrd) Or. Geo. =. WiltenS
BON Nr. 6, Noro.9 rooomap, olS9es
hronnt mur0en. 0uS 0cbiiienc Ficro
mut>e BON Scr Sbieriduut @clellboit
III NNon0llulg genolnncn.
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Rom
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-22
@icbmGrfte.

II. g. 9orbs, YittSburg, go.
81. Sum-. - &inOpieb. - 3uiuGr
leidt; itetig; Choice 100 bis 7.25;
Erimo $50 bis $50.
Sdoie. - Gorrotb gut; itetia
Grimo luet6crs $50 bis $40; GunS
unb gemobnlide 200 bis 800; 6ril6.
jobrS 2Gnmer 900 bis $50; &eol
GolueS $50 bis 500.
Sfmeine. - 3uiubr gut; Wtorft
felt; Yrinto ihmare $50 bis $50;
mittelmdBige SO bis $50; idluerc
DorfcrS 800 bis $40; leid)te Dorfcrs
7.40 bis 40; Scrfel 10 bis 7,25;
roitbe 600 bis 100.
Gineinnoti g., q. SUM. -
Hinouieb. - 3uiubr 1873; flou mo
t5c, bis Doc. nieoriger; cute Sbip,
perS 800 bis Gas; gemobnlide 225
bis 3.75.
Sdmaine.- 3uiubr 1862; lcb6oit;
DC. bis Zoe. bober; Builders uni
Clippers $40 Bis $50; g~eluobnlids
600 bis $50.
Sdafe. - 3uiubr 1916; flau unb
Zoe. bober; Shafe 300 bis 435;
SGnnmer 4.30 bis $50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-22
Ehiffsuadridlteu.

Nem 0orf, q. SUM. - AnNca
fommen: Die Gompfer rGretic" uno
Berlin" bon Neopel.
Gbcrbourg, Is. Suni. - Nb-
fubrar: DER Gompier .aoiierin 9lts
nuitn Gictorio" nod Nep. Dorf.
SABRE, 10. SUM. - Ibgeiobren :
Der Gompicr go Frouence" nudJ
Nclu. Dorf.
NeapeL 10. Suni. 49, Nbgcio6.
rem: Der Compiler uIuco 81 @cnopn"
no6 Nelp.Dorf.
-An9efommen: Ser Iompiero Sin.
lano" bon Nelu.gorf.
Gbcrboura u. SUM. - Der
Gnnlpier naronprin5eiiin Gecilie" iii
bon Helu.D orf bier ongefommcn mo
nod Bremen lueitergefobreu.
REM 0ort 81. Nmni. - Ter
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Neapel, 81. Ilthl.- Der Gam
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Gncen&tomn, 81. Sum-. -
Ser Tonpier oWolretnnio" lit pcil
Nem. port nugefommen.
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Seiratbs'G icenSeu.

Feter s. &enp, 26, Nr, SIG, gu.
5crneitr.; Sbo @rint, 81.
G1is @oliion, 81; &oo 2epiL 10.
Npplifont, Sorrp @ogoIt Nr. 1920.
OitsSombnroItr.
SorrD Nt. glbbott, 80; 2ula Erou.
IN, %. Npplitont, @iaiom =. Heu.
tber, Mr.. 40, Noro Si9bitr.
Spicpb Mubin, 81. 9r. 1882.
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Smen ". Compiler, 30, Noriolf,
&o.; Nlice Is. SugbeS, q, 6reoerid.
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Glenoinenltr,
Srunflin :. Shulb, "a, @ittuer
Sennie Stone, 20. Npplifont, Scn-
uie Stonc, Nr. 2226, Olt-SiOoIeitr.
&ebiter !Sorniih 81, @rooflpn
N.sO.; Gcrna g. 9iQer, %, Getour.
M0.
George NQiion SO; Cora SeiirieS,
81. Npplifont, 4. ". Gir.
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43 So6re alt. - Serr Sobn
Gbcren5, Elm in Noroolt-9 Baltimore be-
fainter Wonn, bcging geitern III al
fer Stilc ieinen AZ. @e6urtstng.
Srobocm er Niemono 81 Der 6cier
cingelooenL crihicncn ood) geitern inl
&olfc oes Cages piele ieiter 6reimoc
in ieincr Mobmupg Nr. 1901, Dit
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Elm tbGtigeS Wtitglieo Der totboliIdell
ct. SofobuS.8 emcinOe, aud 1T er
uui Den Yieroerennbabnen 5l Elmo
niunm. Yinllico, @entlenlen'S Griping
Yorf uno Yroipect Forf cine betanli
tc Eerionlidfeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-22
baltimore Warftbcridlte.

Baltimore. q. SUM 1909.
Webl.- 3uiubr 5123 SGiier, eiIl.
iblieBlid 206 SGiier 81 Canton.
Cie 0ptirunaen mareu mic ioIot.
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gerlangt i'm Mnsemeineu.
9eutIdes qlrb.its- aa6wsiiunss .sareau
Gteaenseiude.
SteUCucIuM:
81 serulietbeR.


gu pttWtttutHs
Reue Sd1fer an y .sBotouiaetfr. 5tutfheE
GairrtUunt'NoeHie II. 5abetteftr.; aue Bealenl'
it6feiten; nieoriee Wiietbe. 9ielrlt Satrntounb
Gbe. ,gars. ga65ufrugen an Dirt tub Steae.
(Sebr20-9&S)
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5000

Sintaie Collars yaar, Eeft mad geIieben
itodiecn Sdiier an Der 9otomac. Gtrabe. amt.
fnen ACKNOWLEDGING nnb Sapette.S .rae;
enttaIien ale anberen GinridtnneeH.- email
Iirte %gnbepanne Enb Nusgibe, Bnnelen,TlIs
lters9npeten, oeforirte Iedeu etc, biirifi3irte
Observation-Disclosures, &anaIanifIub. sic miiffen
eejeber, I'M eer,iirbigt 5l iperben. sleent am
n1onnt,Aoeiue e~IeftrifneabiA,
@reiS Der Sdufer aetntunbert uno flnt5ie
Dollars .t$t050l-. Sebr1 f~niebrtoer 0rnnooins.
Water g. NekptaI, grbaaer.
(0briI1 ,&&S- Nm DIate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-22

Ginc ihDne Garin,

nabe Der neilen eIeiirtIhen gabu, CO Ider, 80
In 8nliur nno 10 g9aIo; bat gitet 8oben;
fh6nes Sau3 nit 3 &dmnten; 300 aIte nno loo
iunee Sbitbdime unb lieet prddbiuou. W,an mib
biefe SGrm feben, nm tie 6n iuiiroi9en. Erets
MIR $500, einf6liebli6 tdnmtlicten Sitnettar5.
0o65ufrnaen bel Germans @abcnBuup, 3im'
raer gr. 723-127, @aitbrr Gitate building,
Gr. iii, Nurb.GbarleS. StraRe.
(Geptt 1a
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SECOND CALL.

Is S:oeIitp ii. SepUiit ........... 100
3 pouitOn Oil 60 ,........... 8
$1,000 llnitco 8GilmnbS 4er ........- 81
5000 Senbonro gir Cine 4er. ........ 1914
40 llniteO 8ps 5oa SET (Script) 49,. SOS
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8erfGlfe ottf Der bteii9en gffefteit'
1GrIp
FIRST CALL

10 Iortbern Central ..............fo6A
30 NlarblGno GuiuHltp ............1 100
8 Union 8nni o.. ........-,...125
1873 Cotton Suct 9fo ............ 24h
10 gmericun 9onoiuG ..........-. ss
. 4anf bon Baltimore ............12t
10 Souiton Oil . e. ........-... 8
$4,000 MarplauO elccirie ser .......... 94la
10000 seaboaro 9ntr Cine 4er ......... 3sh
1000 Seaboaro 9ir Cine ....-..... ssss
1000 Ga SoH II. 5Ia r............ .109%
1000 Cotton Duct ser ............. "
1000 Genboaro 3.idbr Ger. ...-..... 9aA
5000 Seaboaro i0siibr Ser. ......... 90
25O0O VI & 9 r r 4er SITS. ........... San
100 Ilniteo Rus 5bs Ser. ........... sOh
200 Limited Rms 500 Ger -........, s0A
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9crlangt:
0,frlnunt
Ylcr[uuat.

Sin WtibCben fir ge>u0bnIi6e SalSarbeit in
elmer Samilie bon orei gerioneu; outer lobn
mo ieineS Seirt. 9iGb5ufraaen in Nr. 2643,
Scftssturtbs NUe me, oocr bel pru. ScinS In Der
expedition bicirs Slatteo. U71..)
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C1TE-Sttrliua.9ianu; 7 1f3 Sftnocu: boil
U lie @rbBe; mic rcu %reparirt; Scs
bduie lpte ncI polirt; lnebr ais ein
9atgaii; eiuihlieblih Se1iel.
Sticff, . Morn syiUertNsStr.
DID
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gerlanst Srumsm anS @aSdcn.

3crlannt:
Sine oeuti6e Srur Sum lSaiheu ino Heinc'
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is used in the Colorado Fuel C Iron
comp9nyS hospital at Pueblo. Colo.
and has proved most satisfactory In
this operating room the walls and
ceiling are also 20 be of sheet lead.
In the ogden institution The sheet
lead win cover the floor and will be
around the baseboards There viii
he two operating rooms Above the
metal there will be tile, and the cell
ings will be constructed Of enamel
Another interesting feature of the
new building win be the noiseless sig
nal system, which operates by the
means of flask lights. something on
the order OF the modern central en-
ersy telephone system. This system
OF signals Is so arranged that the
light continues to show on the nurses
switchboard until the nurse goes TO the
room from which the call comes and
turns It Off Another also registers
the length Of time the light burns,
and In this way 1t will be an easy
natter 10 check up on the nurses to
determine how long they leave their
patients after the call is made.
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the hospital and also a diet Kitchen
sort Of quick lunch proposltion-on
each floor, and these kitchenettes will
be connected by a dummy waiter,
passing through all OF the floors In
each of these kitchens there is to be
q dish sterillzcr
To prevent patients from jumping
out Of the windows. the window
screens to be used on the hospital
! will be reinforced with a sort of a
heavy wire mesh and locked
A reading room and smoking room
Will be provided Tor the men patients.
On each end of the building and eX-
tending out from each floor, a porch.
twelve feet wide and fifty feet long,
will be constructed These porches
viii serve also as sort of a fire
escape. as there win be wide stairs
leading down from each one. Double
doors will open on to the porches max.
| ing 1t possible TO wheel a cot out
easily and quickly
The plumbing and heating system
TO be used in the building will be most
modern. The plumbing will be so az.
ranged that hot and cold water may