The San Francisco call., 1909-03-04
Telegraph BrevitieS
coLIMA AGAIN sMoKING-colima,

CoLIMA AGAIN sMoKING-colima. Mex.
March 3.-The volcano of Colima is smoking
People living in the vicinity of the mountain are
in terror.
TWO GIRLS cRUsHED-chieago, March g.
Two girls fatally crushed between two
heavy pay as you enter last night. They
were Marcia Oil. Il years of age. and Agatha
Reinhold. 16 years old.
HILL MADE CHAIRMAN washington.
March 3.-Former Governor John f. Hill of
Maine. member of the republican national COM
mittee from that state, today named as
acting chairman Of the committee by Frank H.
INDIAN SCHOOLS NSPECToR-Riverside
March 3.-Harwood Hall, who has been at the
head of sherman institute superintendent since
its founding, has resigned TO accept the position
OF inspector of Indian schools throughout the
United States.
CONGRESS HoNoRs WRIGHT BROTHERS
Washington, March "a bill was passed by the
house today and by the senate tonight. awarding
gold medals 10 0ryille Wright and Wilbur
Wright In appreciation OF their achievements in
aerial navigation.
HEIREss WEEDS CoUNT-Paris, March 3.
Blanche N Rauh, daughter of the late Samuel
Rauh of New York. was married In this city
today to Count Louis de Kerstrat. The count is
an artist. One of his ancestors fought In Amer
lea with Lafayette.
TOWNSHIPS GO DRY Spokane. Wash.
March 3.-The first township organizations ever
formed In this state were perfected at elections
held all over this county yesterday. Nineteen
of the p townships thus far reported voted to
shut out all saloons.
BIG STEEL CoNTRACT-New York March 3
The New York Central railroad announced today
that 1t had arranged to buy 101 600 tons OF steel
rails for 1909 delivery. The order dncudes
$1,000 tons will be delivered between now and
August l.
RESCUE BURIED SOLDIERS = Innsbruck,
Austria March 3.-The detachment of six off,
GERS and twenty-five men Of the Austrian army
who were reported as having been overwhelmed
by an avalanche near La Frann yesterday have
been rescued They were found in tunnel. The
tunnel covered with
STREET SPEAKERS BARRED = Spokane
Wash, March 3.-.'After tonight street meet
ings OF every kind will be strictly prohibited at
| announced Ben Rice. chief of police, this morn
Ing. This order bars even the Salvation Army
and the industrial workers of the world.
COLONEL TUCKER RETIRED-washington
March 3.-Secretary Wright today approved the
findings of the retiring board in the case OF
Colonel William F. Tucker Of the pay depart
A Logan. This places Colonel Tucker on the
retired list for life ON three-ouarters pay.
BANKERS FOUND GUILTY-New York.
March 3.-C0lonel Edward E. Britton and
Quarantine Commissioner Frederick H. Schroe-
der, former president and second vice president
Of the Eagle savings and loan company of
S4. 900 from that institution In February, 1908.
SUCCESSOR WILL DECIDE-washingto
March 3--Secretary Wright said today he would
leave for decision by bis successor the con-
bara CAL. and the Union oil company over
the company's plan to extend a pipe line from
the shore at Santa Barbara to deep water in
the
NEGROES yoNoR FORAKER Washington,
March 3.--In appreciation of his efforts In be-
half Of the discharged Brownsville battalion.
to Senator Foraker next Friday massive solid
silver loving, cup. The cup stands nearly two
weighs nearly 100 ounces.
INDIAN MUST HANG-Carson, New. March
3.-Judge Langon this afternoon in Genoa the
county seat Of Douglass county sentenced Char
May 21. Kaiser was found guilty after a trial
lasting several days He killed squaw with
whom he was living the only excuse being that
she had decided to desert him.
SENATOR'S SECRETARY TESTIFIES-Ma
son. Wis. March 3.-Mary F. Stringham, pri-
yate secretary to Senator Stephenson was on
the stand today in the senatorial primary In
vestigation A contribution of $1,000 by Sena-
tor Stephenson May a. expenses or the Wis
corsn delegations headquarters at the repub-
lican national convention In ChicagoDwas cited.
SHOOTS BILL PAssED-w Washington. March
3-Ihe house today passed the bill amending
to prevent using musical compositions in instr1l
ments without consent of their author. Tonight
the senate also passed the bill. which was in
troduced In the senate by Smoot of Utah. 1t viii
be sent to the president tomorrow.
POPE Plus WELL AGAIN-Rome, March g.
The pope has recovered from the effects of his
cold and hoarseness but he has not yet been
permitted to resume his audiences which prob
ably win be suspended until next week. He
is. however, transacting business and receives
the papal secretary, Cardinal Merry del VAL and
other Vatican officials every day.
sUFFRAGIsT LEADER RELEAsED-London
March 3-The home secretary has ordered the
release of Mrs. Despard on medical grounds
Mrs. Defnard is leader Of the woman suf-
fragists who recently. with number Of Others
was committed to Jail for too great activity in
the cause at the house of commons
MEXICO PLACES BAN ON RELIC HUNT
ING-MexicO City. March 3---TEe Mexican gov
eminent has taken active steps to prevent fur
ther despoation of her priceless archaeology
cal treasures by relic hunting Americans and
others. ORDERS have been issued to all border
customs officials not TO allow such articles to
leave the country
P0STPoNES EIGHT HOUR BILL-oIympia
WASH. March BY vote of - to 10, and
without extended discussion, the senate this
afternoon Indefinitely postponed the bin fixing
eight hours a days work for females. Both
houses have passed an act forbidding marriage
Of hahitual crininals inlheciles nersons sxha