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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-09-01
II. Ne Oh SettIer..

Denison welcomes you to the picnic
on Friday. The day will be just what
tho Old Settlers make ii. Denison
eAn provide the park and the not
coffee and get up program, but it de-
Rsnds upon the Old Settlers Them
sslves to make a success of the picnic.
Vie first thing to do is to COME. A
biz crowd in and of itself means q
svod time. The next thing is to come
With a festive spirit. To come with
10 intention Of having a good time
aud Of making Others have q good
time, To come. not to find fault. but
10 geo your friends and shake hands
aad to take an interest in someone be-
aides yourself.
There will be old settlers at the
picnic on Friday whom you will never
80 again alive. There will be many
present vino will not be here to attend
next year. There should be no sad
nsss in the thought. They have fought
good fight, they have well-nigh
fnished the course; who would be
mean enough to keep them from their
reward! Come to Denisop on. Friday.
Bring full dinner baskets. You are
aare 10 find someone who forgot his.
Come to make the best of everything.
bring your chest foot with you and
mt Il forward. Come.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-09-01
H,.. j. /. ca II Sci.

Hon. Z. 7. Genung Of Glenwooi. \
who has been secured s. The speaker
for Old Settlers Day - one Of tic
wittiest and most forcsfni speakers
10 western Iowa. Hs 10 IAN old
sol'ier, . member 81 tie q. Az Il.
and . pioneer Of this section of ths
state. The committse feels that II
is to BIZ congratulated in securing him
for the occasion and 10 sure that sthe
people will find this one Of the best
addresses OF the many good ones whicl,
have graced the Old Settlers Picnics
of Crawford county. Hon. ] J. Z. Con-
ner will introduce the speaker.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-09-01

sssLouis Naeve Of SchleswiG called on
the Review on Friday. He was called
home from Superior, Wyoming, on
account Of the illness Of his brothers
who were victims of the potato salad
served at the Firemens' Tournament.
Mr.. Naeve tells us that there have
been eight deaths resulting from this
piece Of carelessness and he is very
bitter about it. He believes that
these lives could have been saved had
the alarm been given 90 soon Ms the
source Of the disease was discovered
and he alleges that the attempt to
cover the matter up resultedsain the
many deaths. He tells us that Mr..
Bielenberg is still very low and that
John Nicolaysen walks about the
streets, like a man Of ninety. Not
only hsve eight people died but many
others have suffered great agony and
their health has been shattered. Il
is claimed that anticipating the great
crowd for the tournament, q Schles-
wig hotel made up great supply Of
potato salad in copper boiler. It
is stated that this acid preparation re-
manned in the copper receptacle for
about two days before being served.
1t is further alleged that all the sick
have been among those who rartook
Of the dish, OF course there was NJ
malice in the matter but the careless
ness seems to have resulted in much
loss Of life and in great anxiety and
sickness and suffering for many.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-09-01
Csnniiiees Fer DY. ()slren lleelinsI

General Cosnynittee-Ea., q y \ ay,.An sCh.,,s
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man: Rev j i Deprss sec;v. on NM g.aoh
sims Rev IN Sen,snev, R.v, Otto ynrn.on Nv -
VanNess Emil rInes Z - o''''ss''' =
finance Committss-. Is,.., F.,nv ry.v., ch.,r.
man: Sears McHenrv. Tress. q +. voss Mr.. = +,
Barber. Ms i + Glenn n ~ I..nh Alhart Hsl.i.v.
Arnold Rachman a ~ c-;s.,.,i S'. aus =
Advertisino Commits. prot = ~ rs,,o,..
prof r I. Hoffno.n Emil H,,.s o., p;,h.ss."s
Chaa K Meyers. "a A No,m.n i ma rornant.r
Canvaasing !, On ,ritt e.-zSf.. rT 49,. IA.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-09-01
Nelice.

Anyone wishing to see my land in
Ssuth Dakota can meet me in Cham
heriain at the Brule Land Investment
Go. Monday or Tuesday.
p. F.. REIHMAN,
80 Denison, Iowa.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-09-01
Ina Work L,,ts.

Orem. the cement walk man, can do
YOU all kinds of cement work at rea-
sonable prices and give satisfaction.
Consult him if youneed work done. 21t:
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-09-01
For Sic Gap.

For Sale Cheap. :.
1 A four room house. and IN, lot. in
north Den,son. Small pawn Mt down
balance same as rent. i. desired
John Rollins, owner, Dab
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-09-01

W. G. T U. hold it's annual cleo
ton Of officers this week.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-23

idbrlif, cine @ehnltscrbohtne Don
500 erboIten, bis ibr @ebalt 1920
betrd9i.
Ia in ser SbuIe Nr. 90 iit piele
Sinner bcfinocll, melte nid)t genii-
gcno gendbrt 5t icin ibcinen, eri,,d)-
ten Sri. @ortcr, Or, Sgiebart unb
Senrp 3oIler Inn G%rlollbniB nad,
Wtild) an bieie &inoer 81 ncrtbeilen,
lueldes @eiiib gendbrt nuroc,
Giller 2ebrerin, bcren Wonlc niht
prciSaeaebcn ipllrbc, gob Die 9eb0roe
lpegen llrtuuglidfcit 5ebn Gage
aiiuoiauug,
9ie Neboroe nabm auf Gnlpieh=
lnrg oes @ibIiotbef 81 Gomite'S 9ii.
der, iucld)c sSrI. Guma Gietrids gum
Nnbenten ihrcr beritorbenen Sfpe-
tier Nnlln, mclhe Idngc Sabre Der
SutultGt Der oitlid)cn bGbcren SDdr
tcrifule d%naeb6rte, Der geHmrntcn
Sd)lllc ld)entcn hill, an.
3mei ncite Erin5ipnl Stellen fir
Tegeribulen iperocn ultf Gmpfeb.
mug bes Gomite'S fir Ncocln crcirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-23
Ter Seutidle GurreiponSent.

Gle ein5iae Oelltit)e 3citun9 III
Baltimore, peld)e ben &cicrn olle
Mcnigfeiten Ser Stabt, beS StaateS
ilrlo Der Belt tGglit iriif ~liefert.
Sic ein5isc oeutide 3eitung, peld)e
IN allen areiien bcs Geutittbums
seieien miro. Nitr Ser rGorreipon.
oct" bringt Die Iepeideu Der uaiios
ciirten Ireiie," beren Mitalieo Der.
ie.be lit. Ger Correspondent" lit Die
eir5ise belltite 3citung, melf'e lid)
GROCER Yerbreitirng IN Norplono,
@oibmaton, Iirginien, @eit@Iirsi'
nien, ioiuic I'M aan5en Siioen erirent;
ilCbt feiner bieiigen aroBeren engli'
iten 3eittna i'm 0epeidcna mo
SnfaInotridteu. Iicnit uad.
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SotaI

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2OIul .....,. IOJI
Bon ben peiBen Wdnnerit former,
307 itreiben mo leicn unO 62 nibt,
mGbrenh 2 MIR leien fonltcn. Toii
Sen ueiBcn Srouen tonnen aus iip-
ben ied)s ibrciben ltno leicn. Won
G52 Mcgern iino 2t3 9(uolpbabeten,
tpGbrenb 10 MIR leien f6nnen, u1lo
ans 81 Negerinnen fonuen 81 lpeoer
ihreiben nod leien. ipGbrenb pier
bios oeS 9eiens funbia iinb.
Iu 1otal.I bitinen5lern giebt eS i'm
3uhtbous 1913, maBiac Srinfer 662,
iibernnGBige Srinfer 101 unb DIOR
pbilmiiihtigc 1.
Inter Sen Strdflingeu befin6er
iid 712 lebige EerionclL 1888 Gerbei-
rotbete, SO @ithper unb 8 @ittmen.
Gle SomntagSiGule unb STRIDE be
ilId)tcn 049, MIR Die STRIDE 3; lpeber
Spnntugsihule nod Stride 145.
139 uurben oils @aiien binterlaiien
ge5iiglit ibres religioicn @lau-
bealsbefemltniiies pertbeilen iid Die
@einngcnen mic iolgt: @eiBe: gar-
tiItelr %. aotbolifcn145, GbriItlars l..
g%piStopalen 20, Suben 10, 2ltbera-
ner 20, Metbooiiten 100, feline He.
ligion 8, Eresbpterianer 10. Ser.
griiOer t; 5uiammen 37S. Heger:
gaptiiten 1876, aatbolifen 119, Gpis.
topalen 2, 9utberoner 3, MetbooiIteit
1926, feline HcIieion {. Yresbpteria.
ner Z; 5uianmen 719.
Sn BEN Gereinigten Staateu iito
1929 Der Snioiien uno 6S i'm Nus-
lallO gcboren nno guar BON oen bier
@ebprenen 900 in WarpIano, tpGI).
reno lid Die MltslGnoer oui ioIgenbc
2Gnoer pertbeilen: suitralien1, Scit.
reid 7, Bermuda I, Canada 1, China
1, england 5, Iinlano I. 5ranfreit
1. Teutihlauo 8, 8rie6enIano /, So.
luaii 1, &oIan6 I, llngarn I, Srlano
6, Stnlicn IL, Samaico, 9r. @.-Sn.
Oie1t, 3, Normegen 1, Yolen 8. Hu-
mdnien 1, HuBlano to- Shottlanb
1; suiunmen 6S.
Gie IN Marplonb @eborcren Der.
theilen iid) nui Die peribicoeincll
Counties wie iolgt: AIeeanp-Goutl
tn Al, Nnne Mrunbel Gountp &c.
Stabt Baltimore 577, Baltimore
Gountp 70, Gulpert-G ountp 10, Goro.
line-Goulltp S, Carroll. County 13,
Gecil-Gonntp rs, Gbarles.G ortntp IA,
Gord)elter . Gointp "a, Sreberid-
Gountp 81, @urrett'e ountp t3, Sar.
fnro.Gountp 16. Sotpnro.G olntp "A,
aent-Gountp %. Wontgomerp-G ouu.
IN %. Erince Georges County 35,
Queen gnne's County 10, Someriet.
Goi,ntp 10, ct. Morp's Gountp IS.
Galbot.Gonntp ~, Woibinaton.G ou..
tp ~. @ieomico-Gountp 20, @orce,
iter'Goun 81.
NGbrenb Ser pcraaraenen sipait
SIG Sabre 5abltc bas 3uhtbous
$4S7,O99.1S in Die StuatsfaIie una
Die StrGilin9e pe%rbicnten fir iid)
ielbit.
Hohfolgcnbe Sabellc 3ciat oic
21ngc Der Straitermine, peId)c Die
1cfnugenen nod nb;ilbiencn bubcn:
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THE GERMAN CORRESPONDENT

is the only German Newspaper In Baltimore
that carries the full Associated Press re-
ports.
n CORRESPONDENT is the only Ger
HAN paper In Baltimore that gives its read
ers all the important happenings In the
City. the State, and the World, fresh every
day.
The CORRESPONDENT as far as its news
columns Is concerned, is second 10 no pa per
published In Baltimore.
The CORRESPON DENT is the only Ger
man Newspaper that clrculates throughout
Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia and the
South.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-23
Asnr mn Sbne6 ms @eoadtnih III
rnfcn.

Gic 1ciertaae iino i,abe iho piclc
Nreunbe mcroen Sic bcilifen - ieicn
sic bcsbaIb porbcreitct unh ucrseiien
Sic uid,t. IN bic Site Der Grfriihnn.
gen cine pber mebrere Sitter Geo
Giinthcr, iun.. Vrou.Go. 6(nid,en.
bier oui,uncbmen. "a Slaid}et $1.00.
Yeitelen Sic brett bon Ger Nrauerci.
OBS
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Sonnenanf- uuo 1lntcraang.
IaS Netter.

Sir Warplano mo sen Iiitritt
Columbia beute mnb morgcn anbols
ieub folt lrnb flor. mGbige peItlid)e
lis noroweitIide @inoe.
WGbrenb Die &Glte geIteru Wor'
gen nid,t 10 oroB mar, oils AM 9icn'
itag Morgen. mar lie geItern Nbeno
bebcrteno id)Grier, oils am gbeno
rcrber. Iie niebrisiie 3emperatnr
mar 26 8roo Inn 6 ltbr Nbenos uno
tie bodJite 81 @rab I'm = llbr Nof.
mitiagS. lin 6 llbr MoreenS Iian0
haS Guediilber auf 80 @rnb. GaS
Gis aui oeu Eeifen lit iebt mebrerc
Boil Did uttb qbiolut felt, 10 oaB iiir
hir Sdlittihubl0uier feiic @efobr
mebr p~orbanocn lit.
IN bcl onberen 9lnocs . @etter'
ge6bahiimasitotiolien beS 2anbe5
,pnrben Die iolaenben nieorialtct
Senperatiren uer3eihnet: Galtport
2S, IortlaHb 20, Bolton, 32. Mlbalip
IS, Nep.yorf 80. Ebilobelpbiu 32,
slilmtic Sim 30. Sarrisburg IS,
saaibinetcn 30. WorioIf 3S, Sotte.
rds A, Charlotte 40. @ilminatoR
AZ. Gbarlelton 80. Sopanuab 80,
Sedioupinc 81. Sipiter 66, aep0clt
70, Atlanta 3S, montgomery is.
NcipsS Orleans as, &oleitine A. @ol.
peiton 80. Corpus Gbriiti a, Mem.
rhiS Sc, Cincinnati 81. EittSbnrg
16. Nortbiiclo %. Buffalo 26,
Gicpclanb 30. Tctroit 80, alpeno
30. Morouctte 30, Green Ban "a,
Gbicaao 26. GuIutb %. ct. Foili
90, ct. 9ouis "a, 2ouios Gitp %,
Smoba IS. Suron IS, ViSmurd is,
@iliitou II. Suprc 2, Scleno =,
Solt 2afe Sim 2S, Tenpcr "a. Nortb
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50, Sos Nngcles So.
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tige &inbcr. Srnu SenrD
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bereit lit. auf bent Nnlueicn oes Git
bopoob S%matoriums elm nelipS &c
b1itoe Sur Nuinubme poit ainberr.
meld)e nit 5ubcrcnloiis bcboitct iinS,
ioiprt nit cincm aoitcilauipuuo poil
$4,000 bis $4,000 erridtcn jll lai.
icn. ialls Die 9epobner POI, BALI
more geniiaenb @elbmittel Sllr Siib'
RUG bicieS ainoerboipitals b%eiIieil-
ern. Gus &oipitnl ioa p%orlGuiig fir
10 Eatieuten cineeridtet weroen.
Tic Stoiten fir Elm Sinh betraaen ct.
wa 81 pro Gag ober $3.50 pro Snbr
fir 10 ainber. Als Dor etipa einenl
Sabre bos Marie Yloeoe.Soiptto
eiuaemeibt murbe, mad5te Or. Scnrr
Barton Sacobs. Der Hr1iioctt ocS
GonotoriilmS. Die N"ufiinoignlg. boi
cine San,c. Die lid, iiir bos Siititlll
intcreiiirc. @orbereituneen iiir scr,
9au cines ainherboipitals ireiie
CAB Ole Sante ieiuc @attiii mar. 90
poll haiic Hiemu,O cine shmina
Mit Der Siicrtc Der Sran Socob;
miro 5ualeid, and, befannt. oaB II
Nartiu z. Slpan 5itm Sansarst oes
aaitsen Sano.orinns oils Nad)iolael
Don Or. 1oiier. wcIdber cincn Mlii ali
Dos lnbercnloiis.S nnatorinm ~
2omispi1e. ap.. erbolten bot, erlpGbii
mor0cn lit.
bSmitglie Get
te III ii IIer perbeiratbet. -
StaotratbSmitslieh Z. 6reberid Get
temiillcr pom Der Z. Warb. Der Nad)
ioIeer bcs Silm Teitamentsreaiitro
for e~r,p1bltcn Scrrn SolunrO W
sSsadion, muroc am Ticnliae Sbcn>
i'm Einrrbaus Der reformirten Saith
aird,e ali 1oiigb.S tr. itno &atteripl
Bnrf.Apenne birM Naifor II. 2
Meber nit 1rau Gillian q. @pmai
aetrout. 4err Gettemiiller iudr lei
flint Sahren @iftiper nno ieiii'
8raui Iettc bercits lett 10 Sabrer
I'm @ittpenifnrb.
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Staot Idttmore.
Northumberland

,Ntasemie"-. 8uib in 6na".
.Iprb's"-rS Gun q little Queen.
.eapsth"-- Sberioan'S Mlraibol Girls.
,pouiban"--g 9roabipnb after 3dri".
pNtarplano"--aeitbs vsn Siar" .SauoepiUe
uub Der AiHetperupb.
,New WapuumeuiaI"--g M'cuIiH Rouge Bur
leeauerS".
rWiipn.Sbeater," Baltimore. ndbe &u1, git.
Idpli6 lHuHferbrohene Naubeoiues iTo
observation-disclosures.
1sntides Sarmonie /. Cafe anb Stftaurant,
9tr. Ala, N8efi. Sapeite, Strabe - Scben Ybeno
bon 6 big ~ ubr grpbes gonserf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-23

0iir Tabritns nurbsu idbrlit pro
Terion $30.57 lis a%usgeaebeu unb
pro Gag 8 3iS Gents.
Ted,t ~intereiiant lit cine SobeIIe,
meld)e 5eigt, mic oft bic Sniaiien per-
llrtbeilt Ditroen, n1mtIih:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-23
Gtmas Teines
fir bic 1stttase III
Stetl's 9euti9tS Bier.
9beo. $. 0iener e &c.,
217 DIT. NaItimpre Strase.

Geutides uno anoeres auslan6i.
ides @eIo eefauft uno oerfanir.
Gelbienounsen beiorst nod Ee,itih.
lano, Setreid, Hublan6 u. |. NJ.
@cdiel ousgeiteIlt anf ousIdhoiid)e
@anten. greoitbriefe uno 9rapeIers
Cheques. o.
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Seine Safcl lit ro0fommen WGbreno
her beparitehenncn Ttittaac

zine cine Jlaidc .SoIace." Oes be.
fnnntes @ebrdncs aus Sreo. 8anern,
idNmiSt'S .american Yreuerp." Ser.
iGunat nidt, Gud) nit elmer Iiite($1)
81 pcricben. 9rauerei 1104-t12S
6iIlen. Ctr. Eel. =. 4 g. ct. NouI
36I, Wib. Gcurtlmnh 1897. $50
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We[bfenbnnaen.

@eloienounaen nad EeitihIano
uno Seitreih : llngarn. iid)er unS
idpneIl beioret. 5, 10 un6 % Marf..
iorpie 10 uno 90 aronen.S hei,e 81
perfoufen.
9beo. s. 1iener e &c.,
(9--) 81. 2f7. pH.9altimsre.@t Il.
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Cur @eibnadBten nnb 0emjabr.
Saeot Sdilb & &c.,

NMg. 1dhfnrfber, Eigenthimer,
N~rnporteur nis6 46nbler NIT @einen
irtb 2iauoren,
406-408 Gif.0apette- Strube.
V~citelunseu fiir 5omilienaebrasd'
nno MeitaMrationen iperocn prompt
tciorgt. (1e,t5-Santl
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RstiS.
Geb6ei'S einsiaes Etnbie.

QeuuttS evu5tUts Stuoto
Ssbermaun fennt bic BON nus 1e.
lieferte Nrbeit; mir benfen nidt ba.
ran, mus i.lbit ~ Ioben, isnbern iiber.
laNen Sies aniereu 2eitansen. Seine
Sreppem bti nns ~ eriteisrn. gaFen
Sic fiG bon Hnoeren uidjt tGnidpen,
cs sieb. uur ein eim3ises &ebbeI.stu.
bic nnb Sies befinbet f4 i'm Yarterre.
Idtem sic anf Sas Sans, ius aairr
@amea anf Sbiren nnb 6cniters
fteGt.
Seine Maeuteu. Sin $rris.
Adten sic auf
-Vebbsl'S-
321 Rorb.Uah.Gt r.. nate eisk.Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-23

E6Te sMr 9iriis ia'S SasIaas BE-
furst 6. Maiar, 8r. 413, cf.1aIti'
uiurritrsfs Rate GaEom Hsnie Mt.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-03
POISONED CANDY is
SENT THROUGH MAIL
Two Families Receive Myste-
riOuS Packages

DENVER, Jan. 2.-The police of this
city are mystiied by the reports com
ing in to headquarters from two sep
arate sources of the receipt of poisoned
homemade candy sent through the
mails, and declare their entire lack of
definite theory as TO the intent of the
person or persons responsible for it's
sending
Developments came with the report
that three persons Mrs. Marie A. Smith
and her two children, were lying in a
critical condition from eating home
made candy received in the mails. Later
the police We're notified that Mrs. Emilia
Witwer. living in the same neighbor-
hood. had received a box containing
homemade candy, similar to that eaten
by the Smiths.
Having read the account OF the ex-
perience of the Smiths. Mrs Witwer
reported the matter TO the police. In
vestigation showed that the contents of
the two packages were identical as to
appearance. and the authorities de-
cided to have chemical test OF the
candy made. Reports on this test are
expected tomorrow.
Expert examination of the handwrit-
ing used in the addresses on the two
packages disclosed that they are widely
difNrent. indicating that the addresses
were probably not written by the same
person.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-03
BILLS TO AMEND
STATE PENAL CODE
Assistant District Attorney Fer
rari Prepares Measures

Assistant District Attorney Louis
Ferrari has prepared two bills to be
laid before the legislature, and he
anticipates no difficulty in their pas
sage. One is to amend section 230 of
the code of civil procedure relating to
jury trials in justices courts and in
police and other inferior courts.
In the bill it is provided that in any
city and county with population of
100, 600 or over the judges of the police
courts, on the first Monday after the
passage of the act and the first Monday
of each year thereafter, shall send to
the board of supervisors an estimate
of the number of trial jurors that will
be required for the transaction of the
business of the courts in criminal
actions for the ensuing year, and the
board of supervisors shall thereupon
select from the residents of the city
and county having the qualifications
required of trial jurors in the superior
court, from the list selected by judges
of the superior courts, list of names
corresponding to the estimate of the
judges.
In drawing the jurors in a case the
same procedure is to be followed as in
the superior courts When the box is
empty the board Of supervisors shall
select and place in the box the number
OF jurors required, who shall consti-
tute the jury panel for the remainder
of the year. After any juror shall have
served in the trial OF one action in
which verdict is rendered he shall be
disqualified from sitting as a juror in
criminal action in the police courts
for the remainder of the year
The other bill is to amend section
1863 OF the penal code relating to an
peals to the superior court from, a
justices court or police court. and re-
lating to the statement of the case ra-
quired in the appeal and to the tima in
which the statement must be filed and
the appeal perfected. The statement
must be filed and settled with the court
within ten days after filing notice of
appeal
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-03
FAMOUS PRIEST IS
CLAIMED BY DEATH
Father John of Cronstadt Sue
cun1bs to Dropsy

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 2.-Father
John of Cronstadt is dead The noted
priest for some time had been suffering
from chonic dropsy and intestinal com
plants and the end, though sudden, was
not unexpected. As a priest of the
Andrew church at Cronstadt his zeal
and devotion drew about him hosts of
followers and attracted the attention
Of the emperor, who constantly be-
friended him. A pilgrimage of the
present empress to the shrine of st.
Serphrins, TO which among pious Rus
SLAMS was attributed the birth of the
desired heir to the throne, was under
taken on Father Johns advice
The late years of Father Johns life
sect of Johnites. which was exploited
by an INSCRIPTIONS and immoral group
of men and women to their great
financial advantage. The priests eyes
were opened to this only last summer,
when he anathemized the false leaders.
Father John was christened John
Serghieff. He was born at Archangel
in 1929. His lifelong loyalty TO the
state, as well as his outspoken criti-
thought II was in the wrong, and the
reputation acquired in his later years
as a miracle worker. all combined to
make him one of the most striking
personalities in Russia. Thousands
5ourneyed every year to Cronstadt for
the mere sake of his benediction
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-03
FINE PROGRAM OF
SPEAKERS ARRANGED
Prominent Leaders in Catholic
Church Will Take Part
in Ceremonies

Father Philip ORyan and the COM
mittee of arrangements have prepared
a program of religious and patriotic
ceremonies for the dedication of Star
of the Sea school. Ninth avenue and
Point Lobos, at o'clock today.
The school has just been completed
and viii teach the primary, grammar
and high school classes. 1t will be
conducted by the Sisters of ST. Joseph
and will open on Monday morning.
The program viii take place in the
open air, to give an opportunity to
thousands of visitors TO witness the
ceremonies. The order of exercises
viii be:
First, p. m.-Sacred concert by the
League of the Cross band.
Second, 2:30 p. m.-Archbishop Rior-
dan and clergy sing the .'Veni Creator
in church.
Third-Grand parade of knights of
Columbus, LeaSue of the Cross Cadets
and other organizations from church
to school and singing of Come; Holy
Ghost, by chorus of 500 children. to
the accompaniment Of the League of
the Cross band
Fourth-Blessing of the exterior and
interior of school by Archbishop Rior-
Fiftb-singfng of Faith of Our
Fathers" by chorus
Sixth-Orations by Rev. Peter c.
Yorke and Hon. George Connolly in
the open air.
Seventh-Flag raising. including mil
itary salute of League Of the Cross
Cadets Star Spangled Banner by
band and singing of words by chill
dren.
Eighth-Benediction of blessed sacra-
ment in church; address by Archbishop
Riordan and congregational singing Of
Holy God"
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-03
100000 POWER
PLANT PLANNED
Bay Counties Concern to Rush
Construction of Big Station
in Berkeley


BERKELEY, Jan. "A new power
station to cost 100000, as part of the
general improvements of the Bay
Counties power company. will be COM
menced within the next 10 days at Nc
Gee street and Hearst avenue. The
property was purchased more than a
year ago for the station, but the plans
of the company have only lately been
perfected.
The building will be used for the
tying In" of the low tension feed wires
and will obviate any necessity for the
$4,000 volt high power wires which
traverse the city north to south in
Grove street to Oakland. The wires
have always been a source of danger
to the residents here, and frequent
protest has been made against them.
The big transformer station on the
Berkeley hills near the North Berkeley
quarry has been completed and lnemen
are now engaged in removing the wires
in Vine street and other streets in the
northern part of the city. The wires
which were formerly strung over
Berkeley streets now pass back Of the
Berkeley hills to Elmhurst as part of
the electric system.
Power to be supplied to Oakland will
be by the Elmhurst station after pass
ing through the new transformer sta
tion, recently erected at a cost of
S115, ,0O0