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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-10

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The San Francisco call., 1910-05-25
EXONERATED OFFICER
MAY RETIRE FROM NAVY
Lieutenant Mcintyre Will APP
pear Before Board

VALLEJO, May 24-Lieutenant Ed
ward W. Mcintyre, whose court martial
last February under a charge of re-
sponsibility for the explosion aboard
the cruiser Colorado, resulted in his
complete eXoneration, will appear be-
fore the navy retiring board at its next
session and may leave the service on
account of his poor health.
When the charges were fled against
Lieutenant Mcintyre he was detached
from the Colorado and assigned to
duty at Mare island.
Seven torpedo destroyers, composing
the second and third divisions of the
torpedo feet, viii arrive here in a day
or two from San Diego and will go to
Mare island to be docked and exten-
sively repaired.
The boats are the Perry. Preble, Paul
Jones. Lawrence. Stewart, Rowan and
Goldsborough. They will be accom-
panied by the first division, including
the Hull, Whipple and Truxton, which
will proceed to Portland for participa-
tion in the carnival there.
The entire feet probably will sail
for the south again in the latter part
of June.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-25
LIQUOR QUESTION
TO BE THE ISSUE
Good Government League of
Stockton Declares Against
Saloon Domination
Especial Dispatch to The Call

STOCKTON, May 24-A6out IS mem
bers of the good government league
met last night in Jory's hall to talk
over the local political situation.
The majority of those in attendance
were republicans, although the chair
man, John R. Humphreys. is a demo-
crat. Some months ago the republican
county central committee indorsed the
leagues principles, namely, opposition
TO political domination by saloons and
in favor of local option in precincts
outside the cities.
AS a result of number of meetings
two conference committees, one from
the republican party and the other from
the league, have been appointed to
take up matters requested by either
side. 1t was recommended at last
nights meeting that the conference
committees consider a request that the
board of supervisors adopt local op-
tion ordinance, the question of saloons
or no saloons to be submitted to the
people at the next election.
The question of holding mass meet
ing in the near future at which the
candidates will be afforded an oppor-
tunity to make a public statement OF
their attitude on the local option and
other features of the good government
platform, was alse referred to the con-
ference committee.
Practically all of the candidates for
nominations have indorsed the good
government principles in their an
nouncements, but some declare that
they should do so from the rostrum.
The next meeting of the league will
be held next Monday night when the
committee will report.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-25
COLUSA ELECTS
CARNIVAL QUEEN
Miss Martha Welch Receives
Coveted Honor at End of
Close Contest
lSpeeidl Dispatch 10 The Call

COLUSA, May 24.-The close of the
carnival queen contest here this even
ing was one of the most exciting in
cidents In the history of the town.
Three candidates were contesting for
the honors and 1T was not until the
last vote was counted that the winner.
MISS Martha Welch, was announced.
When the contest started about week
ago, several young women entered the
race, but the vote finally sifted down
to three.
The queen elect has the privilege of
appointing her maids of honor, and will
be given all the honors of the day She
Will be crowned on the first day of the
carnival Saturday, May %, and will
nave an automobile at her disposal for
the three days.
Queen Martha and her maids will
lead the decorated automobile parade
Saturday afternoon, as well as the dec
Grated boat parade on the Sacramento
river Monday night. She will be given
the seat of honor at tire boat-races Mon
day afternoon and other honors of the
day
When the final count was completed
1T showed that Miss Martha Welch had
received 30,115 votes; Miss Edith Cart
NELL, 1921, and Miss Hazel Webber,
23,250
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-25
BOY slain BY A
JEALOUS RIVAL
Murdered Youth Was SuitOr for
the Hand of Pretty Ayers
Spur Lass
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

JACKSONVILLE. May 24.-Although
the authorities appear to be no nearer
an arrest that would solve the mystery
regarding the murder of Jesse Thrasher,
Jacksonville boy. on May 8. the belief
is general that he was slain by rival
for the hand of Mabel Putnam, the
pretty daughter of the boarding house
keeper at Ayers Spur.
Edward Davidson said to be a suitor
of Miss Putnam, was arrested a few
days ago in connection with the mur-
der, but the only charge finally placed
against him was carrying concealed
weapons. He was convicted on this
charge and is now serving time for 1t.
Thrasher was found dead on the
morning of May at Ayers Spur with
his head crushed. The town has been
in state of excitement since. re-
ward of $3.50 has been offered for the
arrest of his slayer.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-25
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued in
San Francisco Tuesday. May "a, 1910:
ALLAMANNo-vIANO - Alexander AIlamanno.
81, and Caterina NJ Viano, 10, both OF Point
Richmond.
N-RICHARDS-Harry F. Anderson,
20, and Allen B. Richards, 20, both OF AS
0'Farrell street.
BUTTGENBACH = WINTERS x Carl Buttgen-
bach, 21, 314 Steiner street. and Emile Win
ters 21, 229 Ashbury street.
DREIZEN-ZE Dreizen, %. 1902
Ellis street, and katti Zeitlin, 21, 1911 Brod-
erick street.
GARLICK--MoRRIS-w H. Garliek, IS,
Berkeley, and Isabella Morris. 20, Hotel Vic
toria.
LINDUS- -WALKER-Franeis ". Indus. Al,
Ben Lomond, and Olive I. Walker, 35. 1858
Page street.
BERG-BARNEs-Fred Lowenberg. 20.
and Matte Barnes, 2s. both OF 125s Ellis
street
MARTIN-LACoQ-Alfr T. Martin. 33. and
Maria Lacoq, 81. both Of 30S Waller street.
NEWMAN HELvoN-Benjamin F.. D. New
man, %, 1872 Sutter street, and Ruth V.
Shelvon, 49, 1854 Jersey street.
R0ZET-LANDAW-Bar Rozet, 80, and
Hinda Landaw, 81, both Of 1896 Mission street.
SCHIB1G-LEHMANN-J Schibig %, Me-
ridian, and Anna Lehman, %, 1906 Jackson
street.
AZoE-UYEDA-Kuarzoe Tazoe "a, and Kazu
Uyeda. 2s. both of Salt Lake City.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-25
BAR TENDER SLEEPS
ANDLOSESREGISTER

Business was dull in the neighbor-
hood of Steiner and Ellis streets Mon
day night and the bar tender in Mar
tin J. Tierney's saloon fell asleep be-
hind the bar. An auto party drove
up to the saloon and seeing the bar
tenders condition appropriated the
cash register and carried 1t of. When
the bar tender awoke and missed the
cash register he at once notified the
police. Late last night the Joy riders
again drove up to the saloon and car
ried in the cash register Tierney hap
pened to be there and begged that MOTH
ing be said about the disappearance
of the cash register. The police hunt
was called off.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-25
MACKAY DENIES ANY
COMBINE OF CABLES
Commercial and Postal TeIe-
graph Companies Independent

NEW YORK, May 2a.-Clarence H.
Mackay made the following statement
today IN regard TO the report that the
Commercial cable company had formed
an alliance with the Anglo American
telegraph company:
The Commercial cable company
never has had, and has not now. and
does not intend TO have any connec-
ton whatsoever with its competitor,
the Anglo American telegraph COM
pany, either in the way OF controlling
its stock. or making any traffc agree
ment, or in any other way.
The Commercial cable company viii
continue to be independent and COM
petitive just as the Postal telegraph
cable company will coRtinue to be in
dependent and competitive. All re-
ports TO the contrary are false"
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-25
LUMBER TO BE RUN
DOWN PITT RIVER
Seasons First Drive to Consist
of 100000 Feet
TSA.1.oI D;Ao;oL L. I'll. CHI

WENGLER. May 24.-Lumber sawed
here by T. H. Benton will be sent to
Redding this season by the Pitt and
Sacramento rivers instead of by wagon
as has been the custom in former years
The rivers are too rocky to permit of
large RATS, but the lumber will be
made into small bundles and handled in
this way.
The first drive of the season will
consist of about 100000 feet, and will
start about June 1. This will be the
largest river drive ever attempted in
California.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-25
BUILDING PERMITS
ISSUED IN STOCKTON
Three Concrete Structures to Be
Erected by One Owner
TSpeciaI Diseotch 10 The Cali

IOpecIdI DtSpdtch 70 nc NdttI
STOCKTON, May PA permit to
erect three reinforced concrete build
ings on Harrison street, between Mag
nolia and Acacia streets. at a cost of
$4,000 each has been granted L. A.
Danner. Danner has also taken out
permit to construct frame dwelling
on Madison street, between Flora and
park streets. at a cost of S1,722.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cooney will build a
frame structure at the corner of Oak
and Hunter streets at a cost of $4,000
G. f. Reynolds is having new home
erected on East Washington street be-
tween Sierra Nevada and East streets,
at a cost of $2,400.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-25
PORTER PARDONS MAN
SENTENCED FOR LIFE
Two ParoIed Prisoners Are Also
Given Clean Papers
Especial Dispatch 10 The CALI

SACRAMENTO, May 24.-Charles Le-
ROY. alias Charles Walker, a life termer
sent up from Sacramento II years ago
for shooting Z. J. Croley, at that time
city superintendent of streets, was to-
day given complete pardon by Acting
Governor Warren Porter
Two paroled prisoners, W. S. Rex,
sentenced to life for murder in Yuba
county. and r L. Weed, sentenced TO
life in Folsom from Stanislaus for mur-
der in the second degree, were also
pardoned.
Leroy was sentenced with his COM
panion. James Seabright, the specific
charge being robbery. II was proved
that they shot down Croly while rob-
hing his home. Croly died a few years
ago. Seabright is still serving time
in Folsom.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-25
DOOLAN WINS OUT IN
LOS GATOS RECOUNT

SAN JOSE, May 24.-The recount of
ballots in the Los Gatos election con-
test was ended this morning, r. p.
Doolan being declared elected trustee
by six votes over r. w. Derrickson. As
Doolan favors a more liberal liquor
policy in the town and two of the other
trustees take similar view, the "wets'
feel that they have won at least par
tial victory.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-25
CALIF0RNIANS WANT
HAWAIIAN BANANAS
Shippers Ask for 10000 Bunches
for Each Steamer
SD Correspondenee Of The CoHl

lSpecIai Correspondence of The Call
HONOLULU, May IS.-Watson and
Del Orto OF California are in the is
lands trying 10 arrange for the ship
ment Of large quantities of bananas
to the coast in opposition to the New
Orleans shippers. The men insist upon
having ten thousand punches by each
steamer and viii consider no less quan-
tity
They viii arrange TO have the
punches shipped unwrapped and, If ii is
not possible to get q fast steamer ser
vice between these islands and Cali
fornia ports they viii put on a steamer
Of their own The men said that they
represent wealthy corporation
They left for the island of Hawaii
yesterday as they received little en-
couragement Past experience proves
that the bananas grown on the island
viii not stand shipment. Whether this
was due to poor packing and rough
handling was never fully determined.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-25
NEARLY A HUNDRED,
BUT HELD COMPETENT
Transfer of Land TO Daughter of
so Sustained by Court
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

SACRAMENTO, May 24.-Grandma
Mary Broadus. lacking 80 days of be-
ing 100 years old, suffering the loss
of sight and hearing and for 25 years
depending on crutches to get about.
was competent to deed away her ranch
IN Mendocino county to her daughter,
Mary Ann. according to an opinion
rendered by the appellate court. Mary
Ann, the daughter, was so years Of
age at the time, and when she died
her nieces and nephews sued her chill
dren to have the deed set aside and
have failed.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-25
CLEAR AT STOCKTON;
THRONGS5 SEE COMET
Governor Budd's Widow Has so
Friends at Telescope Party
rcs..:-J n:...L a, TIL C.U1

lSpecidt dispatch TO ne Cdu
STOCKTON, May 24.-The people Of
this city were favored by the elements
last night and were afforded excellent
opportunities to witness Haley s
comet.
The atmosphere was clear, and dur
ing the total eclipse of the moon the
comet was plainly visible. Hundreds
took advantage of the view and wit
messed the remarkable sight.
Mrs. Inez Budd, widow of the late
Governor Budd, invited about so
friends to her home on East Channel
street, each of whom saw the comet
through her telescope.
The Yosemite club held comet
party and many watched it from the
roof garden of the Stockton savings
and loan bank building.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-25
In the JdcrdTnento and Jan Joaquin Valleys
RELEASE QUICKLY
FOLLOWS ARREST
Mrs. E. Thomas Declares Hus-
bands Charges Against Board
er Were Trumped Up
Especial Dispafch TO The Cali

Especial Dispatch to The CcHl
ROSEVILLE, May 24.-Frank w.
Reddington. a local barber. who was
arrested yesterday on complaint of E.
Thomas of San Francisco, was released
today, there being no evidence to sup
port Thomas charge.
Thomas came here from San Fran
cisco to file the complaint, alleging that
Reddington had attempted to steal his
wife's affections.
Mrs. Thomas came here recently and
conducts a boarding house. She has
her children with her. Reddington
rooms attthe house. Mrs. Thomas told
the officers her husband had refused to
support her. She said the charge
against Reddington was trumped up.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-25
Notable Deaths

EARL OF sTAMFoRD--London May 24-The
Earl OF Stamford died today. He was born In
Rev. William Grey and Harriet, daughter of
Rev. Francis Henry White In 1895 he mar
ried Elizabeth Louisa Penelope. daughter OF
Rev. C. Theobald, rector of Lasham, Hants-
A son, Lord Grey Groby, and daughter. Lady
Jane. survive. He was at one time professor
Of classics and philosophy at Clodrington col
lege Of Barbados.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-25
TWO FINAL DEGREES;
TWO INTERLOCUTORIES
San Joaquin Court Sewers Gall
ing Bonds of Matrimony

[Special Dispatch 10 The Call

STOCKTON. May 24.-Judge c. w.
Norton has granted two interlocutery
and two final DEGREES of divorce. Grace
Patton secured a final decree from Err
nest Patton and Sidney Alison from
Maud S. Alison.
Ella NJ. Murray was granted an in
terlocutory decree from Thomas II.
Murray on the ground of habitual in
temperance and cruelty.
b ". Bixler informed Judge Nor
ton he was married in San Francisco
in 1903 and that his wife left him a
year later not having lived with him
since. 1t seems she had gone to VAL
lejo to be with her father, who was
old and feeble. The custody OF the
child was awarded the mother, Bixler
agreeing to pay $50 a month toward
its support.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-25
Louise BROWNELL
Welded TO BELL
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

LSPecIdl Dtspdtch 10 I ne IdII
SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. May "a
Ralph Bell. stage manager of the Be
lasco company playing "St. Elmo" at
the Colonial theater here this week.
and Miss Louise Brownell, leading
woman OF the same company. both OF
whom are from San Francisco. were
married at the First Methodist Epi--
copal church here Monday afternoon.
Rev. F. B. Short officiating. 1t is real
love match and one that will come as a
surprise 20 the theatrical world OF the
Pacific coast and intermOuntain west
The wedding. likewise. was a decided
surprise to the other members OF the
st. Elmo company.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-25
WILD LIBERIAN TRIBES
AT PEACE WITH WHITES
Many Chiefs Take the Oath of
Allegiance

WASHINGTON. May 24-The trouble
IN Liberia with the wild tribes seems
az an end for the present. A message
from Minister Lyons at Monroyia, re-
ceived az the state department, says
the chiefs Of turbulent tribes on the
coast have taken the oath Of allegiance
and that those of the interior will do
90 during the present week. This, the
minister thinks, viii put an end TO the
disturbances
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-25
SAN FRANCISCAN ENDS
HIS LIFE ON STEAMER

SEATTLE, May 24.-Giovanni Do
menico, aged 20, passenger on the
steamer Governor from San Francisco,
shot himself through the right temple
while the boat was off Capt Flattery
Sunday and died instantly.
Domenico was travelling alone and
nothing Is known of him except that he
came from San Francisco.
The body was brought to Seattle.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-25
GOLD MILL GOING UP
ON SACRAMENTO RIVER
Cyanide Reduction Plant Will
Treat Custom Ores
TSerr;oJ Disooieb 10 The CoH1

SACRAMENTO, May 24.-The S. Beer
gold mill and extraction company,
composed of local and Placer county
capitalists, has purchased a site 'front.'
ing 100 feet on the Sacramento river,
and will erect gold milling and cyan
ide gold reduction plant on the prop
ertyy The plant will be for the pur-
pose of extracting gold from quartz
ores, conducting 1t as custom mill,
and also to make tests of small
amounts of quartz or other gold bear
ing ores.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-25
DEATHS

BARRoWs-In this city, May 23 1910. Frances
s Barrows, beloved wife OF the late Robert
bert L., Floyd D. and Fay E. Barrows, Mrs
Clara Boyd, Mrs. Grace G. Murphy and the
late Mrs. Maud NJ. Herbert. a native Of
Iowa, aged 81 years. New York papers please
copy
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today (Wednes-
of Barry & sculiy. o2T Valencia street where
services viii be held. Interment Cypress
Lawn cemetery.
BOYD-In this CITY NAV % 1910 Mamie Rovd
beloved daughter OF A. ]. Boyd and the late
Rachel Boyd. and sister Of John W. and An
drew j. Boyd. native OF San Francisco,
aged Is years months and % days
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral tomorrow (Thurs-
day., May 20, 1910, at 80 p. M, from the
mortuary chapel Of the Golden Gate under
taking company. 2475 Mission street near
from corner OF Twenty eighth and Valencia
streets at p. m. Interment Mount Olivet
cemetery.
BRUNs-At rest, May %. 1910, F. A. Bruins Of
San Anseimol Cal, husband Of Ella F. Bruins,
and father Of Olive NJ, F. A. Jr. and Howard
Baily Bruins. aged 40 years months and 5
Friends are respectfully invited TO attend
the funeral today. "wednesday. at 8 p m.
street corner of Devisadero. Incineration at
Odd Fellows crematory.
CAMPBELL-In Sonoma, Cal, May %, 1870
43 years. member OF San FRANCISCO serie
No. 5. r. o. E.; Riggers' and Stevedores'
Association, and of Knights OF the Royal Arch
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today (Wednes-
day, May 20, 1910, at l o'clock D. M. from
the parlors of Valente. sIarini, Marais & Co.
$40 Green street between stockton and
Powell, where services will be held under the
auspices Of San Francisco aerie No. 5, +. o. e.
Interment Mount 0livet cemetery
CASTAGNETTO-In this city, May "a 1910
Petra Castagnetto, dearly beloved husband Of
Mary CastagnettO and loving father Of August
Castsgnetto, Mrs. Louisa Morris and the lafe
Mrs. Candida Eidenmuller, a native Of Italv-
aged 40 years and months.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
Thursday May 26. 1910. at 10 o'clock a. m.
from his late residence, 1857 Grant avenue
Grant avenue and Filbert street. where A re-
QUEEN high mass will b. celebrated for the re-
pose Of his soul. commencing at 1890 a m
Please omit flowers.
ELDRIDGE-In this city MAY % 1910 at her
late residence, 1854 Devisadero street Eliza
sherman, beloved wife OF the late Sylvester A !
Eldridge. and loving mother Of Harrison T.,
and the Late Everett W. Eldrfdge, native of
Nantuck cket,- Mass.
funeral tomorrow (Thursday) May 26 at 40
p. M, from the chapel OF n. Gray & Co. 2I96
Geary street corner Of Devisadero. Interment
private.
FAHRANCE-In Ukiah, Cal. May 23 1910 John
b.. beloved husband Of Ellen Farrance, and
loving father of Thomas, NJ Nora. ]. Francis
and William M. Farrance Mrs. Sarah Berry
bill, Mrs. Emma Biouda and Mrs. Alice Cur
ran, native OF London Eng. aged so years.
tukiah papers please COPY
Remains at his late residence, 1850 Twenty
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-25

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either Of the publication Offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence Of persons author
lied to have the same published. Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement OF the event
are published once in this column free Of charge.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-25
PICNIC GROUND FIRE
SPREADS OVER A MILE
Scores of Men Fight Flames to
Save Homes
Especial Dispatch to The Cali

ROSEVILLE, May 24.-Fire, starting
from an unknown cause on the Cas-
berg place at Forest Oaks, where the
Modern Woodman picnic was held sun
day, burned over a section about a
mile square and threatened for a time
TO destroy buildings in the Sierra Vista
addition to Roseville. Scores of men
fought the flames for several hours be-
fore the blaze was finally conquered.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-25
COUNCIL DECLARES
SALOON PERMIT VOID
TSpecial Dispoieh 10 The Call

Special Dispoich TO The Call
STOCKTON, May 24.-The city coun-
ell last night adopted the report Of the
committee of the whole recon-
mending that the liquor license of
Macy & Spencer be revoked as prayed
for by Chief of Police Frank B. Briare,
who charged the saloon keepers with
having harbored criminals at the
Sherman house bar. Macy & Spencer
asked the council to postpone action,
but their plea was not granted, and
they will have to retire from the
saloon business in Stockton.