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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-18

WALSH-on November Is. 1909. Sarah,
widow of John Walsh.
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w1LsON-On November IS, 1909. at MS
syz;ss ana suk anf1
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WILKIE--on November Z, 1909. Isa-
belle. beloved wife Of Archibald VIII
kie, 155 Sylvan avenue, aged AZ years.
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FOR SALE.

and sdndriss. $40: Al hot air furnace. s25. For
further particulars address ATHA Rus
SELL. INC Bloomfield,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE!
CITY.

HOUSES and lots for sale and exchange.
BEYER REALTY co. ,7s2 Broad. near Market
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27
SHIELDS GETS. Il BUNDLE.
Wrapped in DARK Bro1cn Paper, 1t
Has a ViciOus Look.

Who IS Benny" Bernstein? United states CON-
missioner Shields would ike 70 know. SO that re
can thank him for the mysterious package ad-
dressed "a hin, Yesterday in the General Postohce
Building The package. the contents Of which are
unknown to ANYBODY except Benny IS securely
,,-ranre5 N heavy brown paper and hound about
with MANY cords. Il was delivered into the Com
r,,issiorar's hands by the Adams Express Com
nanv from their Office at No 227 West lo"th street
rlanutv clerk Charles Van Hagen was the first
20 fastan his eagle eye on the bundle Of mystery.
and instantly there arose in his cautious mind
mental visions Of Internal machines Taking the
Cor,rrissioner by the hand. Van Hagen led him
n, tin-oe to where the bundle had been deposited
Commissioner Shields leaned over the package and
2 look Of tenderness came into his eyes.
Is - girl or boy7' he asked with hated
breath,
..Roa7b,- the single word escaped between Van
44agen.s set lips. The Commissioner took back
ward step.
on the package was marked United States
Commissioners Court of Justice. Federal Building
City Of New York. General Postof7ce bnl!dlhg.
BROADWAY. Records from Benny Bernstein NO. %
West 1o0th street. city Of New York
Commissioner Shields declared that he had had
several other communications from Benny IN
the form Of postal cards IN the last six months
ze directed that the latest acquisition be placed
II the cellar. where it would he opened N two
davs unless Benny" called for il
Henry Bernstein was found in furnished
room, ~ the 1oIrh street address. He was sitting
On the floor pasting pieces of paper IN large
hook He declared he had sent the package TO
Commissioner Shields because his name was as
grod as anvbodv's He also allowed the lrfornna-
rtor 70 leak out that he vas an inventor Of
thousand and one different things Benny de-
clared that the package could be opened by Mr..
Shields as soon q the latter wished HIS duty
ended when he sent the bundle to the Postofhoe
Building.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27
DUFFY DECISION SOON
Mayor Expected to Rebuke Police
for General Methods.

Assistant Corporation Counsel Crowen. the
Mayors legal adviser at the City Hall finished
his work the Duffy case YESTERDAY and when
the Mayor reaches The City Hall tomorrow every
-hine win he IN readiness for him 70 make final
review Of the evidence and then give decision
There Is a growing impression az the City Hall
that Mayor Mcclellan viii take the present oppor-
1Unity 70 criticse sharply the police in connecton
with TIE arrest ana photogTaphing Of Duffy sub
srantiaDy jusrfving Justice Gaynors rebuke OF the
police for retaining tho picture OF the boy
The Mayor has given the Duffy case an unusual
amount Of his tisle II fact. he has done more than
probe the Duffy case For nearly week ne mas
been investigating the general administration OF
the police departn2e1t in BROOKLYN Inspector
Kelly. assigned ny General Bingham. on the
Mayors request. for work on the Duffy case was
formerly lieutenant detailed At the Mayors Of
fee Kelly IS a young nan. but he irnpresSeo the
Mayor with his ability and won rapid promotion
% capta5ncy and then 20 an inspectorship N
sDec,o- Kelly working under the Mayors orders.
has given the Brooklyn police administrator d
thorough going over All the aHidavits by police
-7en tending 70 put young Duffy IN pad --e.-
have hee- slfte6 by Kelly and his men ana '--E
MAJOR 7-il decide tomorrow whether DoIlE -
Z victim of persecution or whether me eN-Ge-o7
SHOWS him . be culpatle
TIE Navor has discovered q number q t-llsS
about police administration that CO nov mp = =
tt-c fsvcrably. They are exactly n lire WIN = -
r4-sc-:.-es oft repeated by Justice GaE'nor ne
No. has -oro-7e aware fer the frsr time 81 me
tar- that TIE rolce little bv little have oeNe-op5o
the roh. OF a-resrirg persons as soon as l1eN az
f-o-rh- under suspicion. forcing them II ne 50
tl-- house and detatring them there. "21n III --9
regard for the inconvenience such summary
y,.r-- involve He has discovered that z -
vcrl- policeman rarely waits 70 oot2-n \ '@---'
before ar-es'irE q supposed offender on we -
rrsrv the average policeman gives h---s7-- ~
fseree- Of TIE doubt. haes the supposed cu-P--. -
the station house. builds uP case aga-lSi -
a-5 shows him M sometimes with Atte '=s-
= ne va the arrest may affect the man stand
Ing
-.-ea-s-ees 18th the da-a furnished him b. Cen
era R!-rhar,z r-er. 1he Mayor has Eert -Hspe'l,-
Iel- b,.s- rr~ two weeks Collecting data nlch re
--u use IN 55sposlrE of the Duffy mater to-s22or-
-cF- net da--
General P5-rha-,s removal IS - outcome o. ne
T- matter IS not regarded as probable L : h7aE
- end oe Mayor NcClellans -ern. and his treE2os
admit r-a- ne would not h likely to ind sue
coss-- -- BINGHAM Who Vro-Il5 make ost-rSu-s-7d
s-ca.ss -f the once IN sE months time II i III
Impression = the CITY Han that whatever NlaVoE
Mcclellan szvs - the va ot ---flclSEn VII pe
accented h General E2ghau as rehuke rom 3
ranking cfHc=- is borne BY officers ia The army OF
III -a--
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port Of New York, Saturday, June IS, 1909

Port Of NeT York, Saturday, June %, 49V9-
~ : Ral,51s5-s Tars0orrattoa Line with -adse Left
1sz s,sazr co6rsdo Ma1nta.a Galveston Jlns y ara ara
pa-zr-a = Line % passengers. mails ara
r3.e Lef ou2rzntEls a. . 10 e1opal rune 10 70 the
Steamer Laiserin Alc,zce Victoria Ger Ruse- Ham
burg June y S2h2P.o2 a79 @ Ia2 fEird " 2as9
a48 800 steerage passengers mails ard ndse Arrived
sy@s-er Ia Pr6yenoe ,r} P-rcalet Havre June 70 a
ana 80 sresrage passengers malls and nadse Arrived
60. = % PAU ? e-Slrd 3 90 Wiz coeee
steamer Roseaeld CB) Nlahlv car1enas Jaae sag1a
Arrived a. The Ear .
- Ioago 10 81 l7E 5 . 5a=oRe 6s @ 9as y ard ard
~-5se IF --,srqrtire a. 10 20 a n
steamer Caroline G7r l Ife'sder. Fav-e June *. 70
an l2 seeage passengers and ds Arrived a. the Ear
steamer jefferson Dole Newport No,vs and Norfolk
q The Od Dominion = % with passengers and Hndse
- t1r- a - ,tcr A-o,,r5s.. Pert. Ar,b,v
70 Benhara Boysen ballast Left Quarantine at 2i6
ae PsaseMa9 r. e; Mis- SaaazF,o4 ~ al Z, ard s cas5 7
is steage passengers mails and rndse arrived At the
d,sas cs e p4S5F,.Asss 514s l cl:,ttq CT IN M:g
p6a . 2 Fanch Edye < Co with mdse Arrived at the
saaae cs.'so lc Haastaa Ltysrr2ol juno IS ami
Greensboro - % he Wh!te sar Ltr w,L' passengers
steamer Ct,v Of Everett FenLon, towing barge Bos-
ton he STANDARD OH CO. Passed IN Sandy Hook at
-
light breeze. partly CLOUDY hazv Light sea
SAILED
Steamers c7e-eland JceE5 Hamburg St Louis South
arept0n Vaderano tBee}. lntwe-P. Ber!in Ger. Na
Ninneapois London. Arabic (L3Ea. Liverpool.
Cretic CBrl. Naples. Duca deg Abruzz GtaN, Naples.
Tan tBlI Nlpe Eav. EcTmu1-ar fErl Bermuda, Co-te
Castle 'Er1 Algoa Ba iomstal 'Norl. Baracoa coano
saa Iuan 1ua "a -5uaZEa Co3us N-" 9T!seIs De1- @
Glasgow Tervzia CD. Nar!s. Mexico tFrl- Dunk!rk.
Havana. Cu-aEghe. Charleston Fax tNC-l.
Baltimore. Sih;rta Gen Iaag74a California; Puerto
NsEco NaFlaleua fIssf. Trinidad. CITY of Savannah.
sarannah Hamilton. Norfolk. sgrQga oED. Chemulpo
tI.-D. Leu-SnGr' Raglan castle t5r) Rotterdam
Hau.bIsC Earfon t8r Philadelphia. Calde-on tBee1.
HsrCAesoEs Lasse PHILADELPHIA. r! Paso. Galveston;
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27
STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS.

Cuecnsrc2u June @H 3.Ut m-Carrnanla CBr) New
York for Liverpool Baltic fErD. Ransom New
lorr Liverpool f4G- proceeded
Plymouth June 2fAac-tAa 'Ge1. New York for Cher
bc--E and Hanhs-rg 3 = . New York New York
for Chcrbnlrg and SOUTHAMPTON : 30 Friedrich
Crosse tGeD. NeD York Cherbourg ard
E-rrn5E
Crerhourg June 28 sn-Friedrtch der Crosse Ger
New ToEk via Plymouth for Bremcn.
suez June Z-l4oheHfes tIer) Calcutta ana Colombo
for Boston a-d New York
HavEe. June 23-Pr!as "'ner Dutch Ner York Via
Vest Indies ana NcrczIgll for Amsterdam
Csw York
Pe-=4.apslo. June 2l-canaaa dam, New York Via
Newport News for R.o ie Jare!ro
Naples. June 15--s--alazia Cr-J. York
NarchrsrCr 35f-s'-0Jr York Manchester
Merchant 'Erl Philadelphia
Errt I4l= 2-\cEsa Prince tE.I). New York care
Town AfgCa Ea".
Ria C. Tanero. Tune 24-are-an Prince lIzr New York
barbados aad ae-naE-t tuco
Rotterdam June - = ---EleuH Amsterdam Dutch
New 4o.A We a0Ilegle.-
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27
1TR. TAFT AIDS RED CROSS.
.Scnds Letter 10 Governors Telling Of
It's Work.
---- IT, -.-...--c 7.--.a,,-7

7T--e-+----- 7--~A 1S-p-esi6ent Taft. p-esl-
6r-- of -l-e a-e-5ca- National Red Cross has sent
letter It the Governors z al the states and ter
r-or-ez calling their attention 70 the facilities OF
-rsr orEzntzarion for dealing with the relief ano
rehabilitation Ct co-r--Iri-ies devastated hy 1re
eo05. storm etc. and inviting them to make use
rre Red Cross service whenever. n their ll-g-
~-e-- large and unusual relief measures are -e-
r.:red Tie President also t-c,os@d statement Of
relief eyne-d5---ss q the American Rcd Cross from
Ta-uarz : 1ao5. 70 Nav :. 1909. showing total
dsshursa--e-t Of s. AZ 395 e2.
The let-e- follows:
si--The 7-rrose q rnts Letter : = bring .
--55- Eao-ls5zs re tao.5fez q ne American Red
Cross for conducting large measures Of e2erEz2cE
relief OF assisting in tae-r conduct IN an, par OF
Is catorsI director. ~. Ernest ? B.ekne.l.
Who oevc-es h-s entire TINE - rre essC ltle c-FS
O. the Eea cross. hzs had an extended experience
-he c-Esntzatior and direction q work ot ms
s--e15s-a1-- - ne ecz1e II ar7,- E-ear disaster
-~-ez- u-,,- ,rz z-s-a o~ local s-tthcrit5es as
n regard -a rha efficient organization OF relief
Tr-s s=r--z s wholly free and i quite apart from
o-I -r= chartered f-- -= United states ard main
Tear7 y the United States to-tunatel the Rea
cross lzz -771 aLrl-s- entirely free from ne d
1ar-z r. --s-- h-t has found - ,7ar2rTant ana
Communities devastated BY FIRE food- storm Or
c---r ----+-- .---- ----~-zz .-F - --7--e~-z5 -
President = r-= Ln--ea Sta+es fr0n7 fhe depart
---r-S ct STATE Var. E2'-- Treasury ard Justice
a15 required ro submit a0 ennu8l reIort -
E---resz IN --e event Cf "z- the Eel cross :
me o-v organization whose aEe1r< n rne military
r--zrrr rr1=lr= and upon -z-r'eE=lds "-il he Of
sc5af1v -zed and authorized 70 maintain hos
ui-els hcsr!rzl ships etc
Should am gsls-or- occur 7-tth1n tl-e bounds of
---~ STATE which requires large and unusual re-
l.Ef measures invited - make the f-eeSt
r-- --r--rr= 0F The Red cross Of its
national director either executive or an a6-
So ~ -e7-=s-f-a-57n ot the Red cross II 1aa5
- arna' rs er lroe-at-5 IN rhe attached sheet
le-= been rais.5 and expended a. the places or
90 rh= 0r-r--S s-a-=5. Eerv respectfully.
WILLIAM 4 TAFT
s-z----e-- a-c---rzrtod ~ letter which showed
---- -h- America. Red cross had expended for
relief ----0 January >. 40 70 Nav >. l-a SAT-.
81 - rr- largest f72r items being the California
earthquake and Ere 8 Ss - p the Italian earth
quake. --s so9s y - Chinese famine. S2z725 g.
ard The japanese famine S245 ss5 s. The Red
cross realized s-e' oaa from rhe sale q its Christ
~as Stamps - 10 the proceeds being used for
-ocz- arrl--Eh=r--.0sLs work throughout the coun-
~ The r--s. expenditure for administration and
executive work fer the same period vas S3ola5 &
a6--' rv---,l.--s ot ! Ter cent Of the funds dis
b--s[
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27

Southampton June 26-St Paul New York via Che-bourg
Swansea, June 24-Oueer Auele tSr). New York. IS
Wells CITY (Erl
Queenstown June % 10 a r7-cedric (B-D York
Genoa, June 22-I Pierloute GtaD. New York
Terceirai June 23-Gallia Marseles New York
Havre, June 2S p MIA Savoie NeT York
Rio Janero. June l2-Cara tRr) Neu York
Aeie-s June 22-Chesapeake on New york lor KUN
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27
NOT EFFECTED TO SIGN NEW SCALE.
Independent Makers Of Sheet and Tin Plate
Hear from hmalgamated Association.
rP- Ta'rz-zpr - The T-ihu

=" 7ranr = LEe TT!hlce-I
F.t-s'--re. June -f-Indeu-nlent makers of sheet
a1d rn r-are received notice from -he Araalga-
mated Association yesterday that the Independents
v-7l-5 r-- n@ expected 20 SIGN new union scale
anu t-~ trouble with the American Shee- and Tin
Pia'e Co-aua1t part of the Steel Corporation, vas
sett.ed. The independents are understood n have
servo1 notice recently on the Amalganated As
socla2lor that hey did intend 10 sign another
scale
ShcnaCEo Tic Pate industry. tells II a bitter
QuGrre, between President NcArdle of the Anal
Earratod .AssocIato1 and union norEmen. who
asclare they VIII - ~-alk oVt july J. II IS sad
thet two out Of - union 7vorkrz-ca ga the
She1srgo VALLEY declare they 1.lu no strike.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27
West TIVE nty-third Street

attention 20 thoI- extraordinary sales whica ~
he held on Tuesday
STERN BROTHERS. West &c street adve-s -
Voolos summer dresses. cloaSs ard WE1DS
shoes white goods. lace black dress gooSS :, -
soils and misses and girls sumner ap21-e4
duCei prices.
,r,r -
ARNOLD CONSTABLE 8 90. s-o1aN..
,'r- street invite Alteration 90 2 sale ot s----.r.
r.as jurluIns v0mens waists and I1-%
mems
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27
FOB A 800 100000 TERMINAL.
President Of Wabash Railroad Submits an
Ambitious Plan for Chicago

Chicago June zS-.The Tribune" fo-dar states that
? Desaro. president q the Wabash Railroad
has submitted th- city and railway officials plans
1or $50 - - transportation centre for Chicago
TEe 7rotec- IS tn connection with the erection OF
new terminal station of the Western Indiana Rail
rcad ard co-fcvrIatcs the abandonment Of present
<rerat ard passenger terminals ana he ccntraIiza-
ton II ulszv lines IL great Structure half mile
soush = the r3es- .-nts of the business district
10 formal acton CT The plan has been taken
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27

chee and Boclbav.
Gibraltar. June 22-Ciudad &c Reus Span New York
Movtlle June 26-Coumbia CBrl New York
SOUTHAMPTON. June 26-Ninneu-aska tRr) New YorL
PASSED
Gibraltar. June 2-san Giorgto rtaD New York tor
Malta June 2Boveric tBr. Calcutta and Colombo for
Brow Head. June 2e-Minnehaha cBr, New York FOR
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27
wATson Oil COMPANY SOLD.

Bradford. Penn, juno %-It IS said here that
ire fsarscn on Corpa1-. e Oklahoma owned
here has be.I sold Pittsburg interests The
s,uIcnase pace Is A,25lar.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27

to sale OF womens bathing suits handkerchiefs.
wash goods. ribbons dress linen and white goods
FREDERICK " EVERs No % West 2st
street Will have sale Of furniture this week
which he has planned 70 offer az a sacriAoe.
HEARN. West l4tA street. call attention TO the
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27

last i've DAYS OF the June sale OF women waists
and misses and BOYS suits and children "t's
Special reductions are offered IN women "'-'
- - 49, ,ru also b.. sale of baby $ ve7r-
ELOONnNGDALES Lexington avenue. Nsi"etn
seth and soth streets. advertise rhis "aek women
silk stockings lingerie. neckwear. linens ana un-
derVear at special values
AERAHAs1 g sTRtr El7osrn. orrr e.E
values in their Monday Oudset. They also call
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27
OUTGOING STEAMERS
TRAHsPAcIFIC MAILS

7..z-.-s.--- ao5 gre5r9er -C1o9c (, New York
Hs17-r rss.or- 52a. ana tTgrTo-- June 50 $50 u
1zP52 -E ,s G2s2 s..t,legsFs 5a- @ Na-a $50 =
H4Ts-- lo52E z9 25'fs - -ru,y : $50 r
49, Sc-as l-tira ard Fhuirrtne Is
275s 80 Ezsa35rs a. 75rsr July 8 $50 -
7@Eae 80 r, a25 55a .az5os July 8 $50 +,
lus-r=.,z except Wos-f. NeT Lea-an1
~ -Sz21s -.+ 49, : CP-so-argt July i $50 ? ~
~, Sr ~s--fs-5l-A Ia~-e1a- T,,s = E 20
J@Z:r 60 and IA-Ez wa July 15. $40 , -
r-ap-a5 Tsran Corea China ard Phtltr-
r.7s lsl-H9s Ga - - JUL i E 20 : n
80. ta =a- --scol-E.l-ra July .. 90
" zealand australia except Nes,)
S22232 Is;s29z 2a 5Ters. July % $40 y
EFz-r-eSas Islands Ne'T Ze1-7cC
221 Us, Alzl.ll9 ll9ar51SSs' s' Aug. $50 : II
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27
OFFERINGS At THE STORES
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION SEE THE 1DYFB-
TISEMENTS IN TO-D4TiS TRTRTrNE

LORD e TAYLOR Broadway ard apth street.
Fifth avenue ard 10th street have arranged sale
this week OF mems pajamas and nghtshirts leather
goods and perfumery.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27

MACT S. Broadway. between 24th ard 25th
r-eets offer snecal reductions in sale tomorrow
Of wonaeus apparel They also direct attention
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise 90 Sunset T.5= Moon = - Mems age 10
HIGH WATER
w-sara- Hook ; 2 GOV Island p Hell Gate 10
-Ss-5.- Hook Gov 2-22 Hell Gate 5-l3
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27
WIRELESS REPORTS
INCOMING STEAMERS.

-He ca.t-c reported having passed NntuoS2t -igto
srlr -sserdaE expected tc deck about 81
= IL
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27

ABRAHAM z STR
values IN their Monday
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27

- Eg1caI-0. oC"- c
Il budget. They also call
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-11
JUDGE PLEADS FOR
ACHlLDREN'S HOME
Murasky Addresses Council OF
Jewish Women on Juvenile
Court Work and Needs

The establishment of delinquent
home for dependent or delinquent Jew
ish children committed by the juvenile
court is occupying the thoughts of a
number of the leading Jewish people
of the city just now, the idea having
originated with the Council of Jewish
Women under their president, Mrs. j.
c. Levy.
At a recent meeting the officers and
boards of all the Jewish organizations
in the city Judge Murasky explained
the need of. such a home, and a COM
mittee was formed to investigate con-
sisting of Jesse w. Lilienthal, chair
man; Otto Irving Wise. secretary; Mrs.
Louis Sehwa bacher. Mrs. NJ. c. Sloss,
Mrs. J. C. Levy, Alfred Meyer and Ed
mund Tauzsky.
1t was decided after looking into the
matter that such a home was a neces-
sity, those TO be benefited being, ac-
cording to the resolution presented,
working girls. delinquent and de-
pendent Jewish boys and girls
To arouse further interest Judge Mu-
rasky addressed the Council of Jewish
Women at their regular meeting yes
terday afternoon and explained the
uses, processes and results of the juve-
nile court work.
Miss Ray Alexander of the parental
school also told of her work and expert
ences there.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-11
PERSIAN SCHOLAR TO
LECTURE AT FAIRMONT
Mira AIi-Kuli Khan Will De-
liver Series of Addresses

Mira Al-KuH Khan, imperial con-
sui of Persia at Washington. d. c.. Will
deliver a lecture this evening at the
FairmOnt hotel on the Social Life and
Customs of Persia" The lecture is
under the patronage of Mrs. Francis
CarOlan. who met the distinguished
Persian scholar while in Washington
recently.
A course of four lectures has also
been arranged under the patronage OF
Mrs Eleanor Martin. Mrs. Walter ).
Martin Mrs. Horace Pillsbury. Mrs.
William c. Irwin and Miss Jennie
CrOcker The first OF these lectures
will be given at the home of Mrs. Mar
tin. 2O4O Broadway. on Saturday. Feb
ruary 13. at 4 D. M. the second on
Monday afternoon. February 10. at the
home of Mrs William G.. Irwin. and the
following two at the ST. Francis hotel
Mira Ali-Kuh Khan arrived in this
city last night and registered at the
Fairmont He has been in America for
eight years, lecturing before various
intellectual Institutions and clubs I'm
Boston. Cambridge ana other cities, on
religion, philosophy, literature and
poetry.
The lecturer will not cOnine his re-
marks to the history of arts and ltera-
ture in Persia, but will attempt to In
terest his hearers in the immense re-
sources of his native land and the pos
sibiIity for the profitable investment OF
American capital
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-11
Personal Mention

J. W. Near Of Fresno is at the Balti-
more.
J. H Marsh OF Denver is at the
Granada
George Knapp of Chicago is at the
Dorchester.
5. W. Mckenzie OF Fresno is regis
tered at the Manx.
II. W. Swift, fruit grower Of Fresno
IS at the Fairmont.
NJ H Grover, a lumberman OF Santa
Cruz, is at the st. Francis.
Z. w. Packard, a banker Of Salt Lake
is a guest at the st. Francis.
\. o. Black of Kansas and n. Cole
Of Florida are at the Holland.
DR.. and Mrs. p. T. Phillips of Santa
Cruz are staying at the Stewart
I. T. Hatfield, an attorney Of Sacra-
lnento is a guest at the Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Rood Of Seattle
have apartments at the Fairmont
T NJ. McGee. an attorney Of Oro-
Vile. is staying at the St. Francis.
Louis Gundelfinger, a merchant OF
Fresno. is registered at the st. Francis
Willis @. Emerson, an author is al
the St Francis, registered from Los
Angeles.
Frank A. Talbot and wife of Seattle
and w r. Wilson Of Minneapolis are
a the Argonaut.
W. A. Howell, a merchant of Bakers
field. is at the Union Square accom-
panied by his family.
Major and Mrs. c. r. Krauthoff have
returned from trip east and taker
apsrtments at the Stewart
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-11
CHARGE ROAD
WITH NEGLECT
Two City Departments Say
ROadbedS Are Defective

The United Railroads was taken to
task by two departments of the mu-
nlcipal government yesterday for its
neglect to maintain a good roadbed on
principal thoroughfares. Supervisors
Murphy and McLeran of the public util-
tiles committee received ThornwelI
Mullally's excuses for the failure to re-
construct the ruined roadbed of the
street westward to First avenue, and
Supervisor Bancroft, reiterating his
own and his neighbors' belief that the
company meant little amendment, put
over for one month only the question
OF seeking an annulment of the fran
chise for neglect.
Before the works board, Chief En-
gineer b. p. Legare of the company. in
General Manager Blacks absence. as
serted that the company would expend
100000 in track betterments during
the next six months. and probably
s5,O0O,000 during the next four years
Legare said they only waited for fair
weather TO put a large gang to work
on Market street to complete that lob.
now hanging fire for three months He
promised that Twenty ninth, Devisa-
dero and McAllister streets would soon
be given new roadbeds with heavy rails
President Day of the commission in
formed him the city would do the lob
and charge it up to the company as a
lien on the road if the corporation did
not show greater activity. Legare
admitted the board had the power to
do this under the charter, but added.
We don't want you to-
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-11
TELEGRAPH HILL
TO BE PRESERVED
Court Decision Prevents Gray
Brothers From Further In
roads on Landmark

There can be no more blasting or
quarrying on Telegraph hill by Gray
Brothers under Judgment signed yes
terday by Judge Murasky in the suit
instituted by City Attorney Long. Sew
era1 months ago the judge signed
permanent restraining order, but the
Grays continued the fight. contending
they were entitled to grade" Calhoun
street-in other words. to take away
as much rock from the eastern slope Of
the hill as they pleased To meet this
point the city attorney had the board OF
works revoke the permit Then Gray
Brothers attorneys. Ames & Manning.
contended before Judge Murasky that
the permit was not revOcable. Assist
ant city Attorney Steinhart argued that
it was within the right of the board to
withdraw such permit, and in sign
ing Judgment yesterday against the
blasters Judge Murasky decided that It
was a revOcable permit. The judgment
of court tnsures the preservation of
the landmark-Or. at least. so much Of
it as the Gray Brothers have left