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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-04
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-04

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The San Francisco call., 1910-11-29
RAILROAD ENJOINS CITY
FROM USE OF STREET
Southern Pacific Would Grab
Municipal Highway

The taking of evidence in the suit
brought by the Southern PACIFIC COM
pany for an injunction restraining the
city Of Sacramento from opening up NJ
street from Front street in that city to
the river bank was begun yesterday
before Master in Chancery Harry NJ.
Wright
The entire mornings session was
consumed in disposing Of technical OBJ
jections interposed continuously by
attorneys for the Southern Pacific COM
pany. After the noon recess, upon a
protest by Attorneys r. T. .McKissicl<.
J. Romeo Hughes and. Robert Plat
nauer, representing the city of Sacra-
mento, that the railroads lawyers were
interposing the objections merely to
prolong the continuance Of the tempo
rary Injunction in force, Judge Wright
ordered that the hearing proceed with
ont interruptions. that if there were
any objections that they merely be
noted. in the record
Various documents and city ordi-
nsnces were introduced into evidence
to show the. railroads right to the
disputed land. Many of the documents
We're signed swith the names of those
once high in politics and business. as
Leland Stanford. Mark Hopkins. c. p.
Huntington, E. B. Crocker and Charles
Crocker.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-29
VISITING CHINESE
INSPECT RAILWAYS
Director of Proposed Shanghai
Ningpo Road Tours Country
With Associates
Consul General Attends Banquet
Given Travellers by Cham-
Der of Commerce

Hsu Liou Liang, director general of
the Shanghai to Ningpo railroad and it's
branches, which is now in course Of
construction in China, arrived in the
city Sunday night from the east. Ac-
companying him were Tumys Kun,
brother Of the viceroy of Cheeli prov
ince and an associate director of the
company, and Use Shuch, graduate Of
Cornell and one % the assistant engin-
eers of the road. They are on tour
of inspection of the railroads OF this
country and Europe and will remain IN
the United States some time. On re-
turning to their native country they
Will have charge of the construction of
more than 10000 miles of railroad.
The Chinese chamber of commerce
gave banquet Sunday night in their
honor. Among the guests were the Chi
nese consul general and DR.. King H
Kwan, who is making an inspection Of
conditions at Angel island.
OF railroad development in this coun-
try as compared with the European
countries visited in his world tour, Lou
Eiang said:
The United States is so far ahead of
any country in Europe in its railroads
that a comparison would be odious to
Europe. The foadbeds, equipment and
methods of conducting the average rail-
road in America are relatively superior
to anything we saw in the old world,
and ] might say there is no comparison.
The engines and other rolling stock
manufactured here are superior to~any;
the service is also good, especially the
passenger service. and your method of
handling baggage can not be improved
upon. We hope to initiate you in this
respect, at least when we complete our
road"
He added that China intended to
traverse every section of the empire
with steam roads and would fnaugurate
an unprecedented expansion policy be-
fore the work ceased.
Liou Liang admitted that his visit to
the United States was preliminary to
the placing of an order for engines and
equipment to the extent Of $10,000,000.
Until the immigration question is set
tied no move will be made. Before re-
turning to China he will inspect almost
every large railroad plant in America
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-29
SPENT S3,000.O0
BEFORE USING POSLAM
Cured of Eczema After Thirty-seven
Years-One Box Did More Good
Than All Else

Mrs Dodd suffered with eczema for
thirty seven years writes Mr.. William
P Dodd, Neva. Ind. Il spent over
100000 in doctoring it. got
me to try poslam. She is now cured.
One fifty-cent box did her more good
than all the doctoring | had done.
There is no doubt about the efficacy
of poslam. It is probably the most
widely recommended remedy available
to the public, solely because of it's re-
markable power to heal affected skin.
curing all eczemas. acne, letter, scabies.
itch, etc Bacterial infections so prone
TO spread are checked at once. Itching
stops and minor troubles, such as pim-
pies, undue redness rashes. complexion
blemishes, etc, gofquickly when poslam
is applied. Whenever the skin ails
poslam should be used first before any
thing less certain is experimental with.
Poslam is sold in two sizes (trial, so
cents: regular Jars, So by all druggists.
particularly The Owl Drug Co. For
free samples write to the Emergency
Laboratories, 80 West Twenty fifth
street, New York city.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-29
BULLDOG AND $50 BILL
PROVE PRINCES UNDOING
Postman's Suit Causes Shock in
Marin Society
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SAN RAFAEL, Nov. 2S.-Gustav
julius Meyer. who posed as a cousin
to the kaiser and prince of the Prus-
sian empire. was a great social favor
ite here at the time of his marriage to
Miss Ann Kreuchen. who has brought
suit to annula the marriage on the
ground that he has another wife in
Germany. The prince" may have long
continued to be a lion in the Marin
smart set had not a bulldog and a
postman proved his undoing.
His highness purchased the dog from
William Quibley, a town postman. It
was the ugliest fiercest and most blue
blooded bull in the community. The
prince" made a great impression with
the dog. But he forgot to pay the post
man. The price was paltry $50 It
was so insignificant that it entirely
slipped the mind of Prince Gustav"
But not so with Quibley. He remind
ed the prince that a payment was due.
His highness was insuted and deeply
hurt. The mailman was impressed, and
waited. He secured a legal attachment
on the bulldog. The matter was aired
in court. society put up is hands in
horror, constables visited the Hotel
Rafael and the prince" fumed and
paid But the incident served to
awaken the suspicious of the smart
set
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-29
COUNTY JAIL Still
WITHOUT ITS RUEF
Appellate Court Makes Restrain
ing Order Permanent Anent
Judge LawlOr's Inquiry

Abe Ruef will not be compelled to go
to jail for the present. The appellate
court so decided yesterday. He was
granted an extension of his period of
liberty pending the final determination
of his case. The decision was rendered
upon Ruefs appeal from the order of
Judge Lawlor committing him to
prison.
The arch CRATER was released upon
bail by Judge Cabaniss during the alb
sence of Judge Lawlor fro mthe state.
He based his application upon i'll
health. Some time after his return
Judge Lawlor instituted an inquiry
into the state of Ruefs health and con-
to Ingleside. Ruef obtained a restrain
ing order from the appellate court.
This restraining order has now been
made permanent.
The appellate court held that the
judges of the superior court were of
equal Jurisdiction and that none had
the right to review the acts of the
other. 1t concluded. therefore, that the
order of Judge Cabaniss admitting
Ruef TO bail was not subject to further
inquiry by Judge Lawlor.
Ruef has 60 days in which to peti-
ton the appellate court for a rehear-
ing upon its judgment upholding con-
viction and sentence of IA years. The
supreme court will then be given an
opportunity to pass upon the case.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-29
MARRIAGES

AFFELDT-H0WLAND- this city. November
TO- 1910. by Rev. William RAIDER. Emil Afeldt
and Jessie Mary Rowland. both of this city
BERG-MORR0W-In this city. November -,
1910. by Rev William RAIDER Edward Berg
and Bessie Walton Morrow. both Of this city
CUAIMINGS-MOOSER-I this city. November
5, 1910. by Rev William RAIDER, shelby CLAW
son Cummings and Louise NoOser. both OF this
city.
DRAKE-COSSEN-In this city November 81
1910, by Rev. e. A. Bernthal Louis F. Drake
and Meta Cossen. both Of san Francisco
DlEHL-BUTTS-In this city. November 16.
and Anne Butts. both of San Francisco.
HALIs-MILLARD- this ity. November %.
1910. by Rev. John s. Troxeu pastor Of Ep-
worth Methodist Episcopal church Edwin Hey
man Hall and Mary Frances Siillard, both Of
San Francisco
EWEN-YOUNG-In this city. November >. 1910.
by Rev William RAIDER Andrew Even and
Kate Young. both of this city.
G0LLI this city, November
"a. 1910. by Rev. William RAIDER Arthur r.
Golly and Alice Maud Campbell, both OF this
city.
JEFFERs- -JONEs-In this city November o.
1910, by Rev. William RAIDER. Windsor Blakes-
lee Jefers of Montrose Pa. and Isabelle
Myrtle Jones of Kansas City. No.
LANE-COOPER-In this city. November s.
Lane and Harriet Olive Cooper. both Of this
SKAGGS- -COLLINS-In this city. November -.
1910, by Rev. Edward X. Strong. pastor Trim
ity Presbyterian church. Thomas Francis
Skaggs of South San Francisco. San MsteO
county. Cal, and Ethel Florine Collins OF San
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-29
Marriage Licenses

Lse following marriage licenses were issued in
San Franeiseo, Monday; Novem6er 2s' .,ov
auder. Al. and Freda Z. Samuelson, SO, both
of 420 Jones street.
BLACKIE- -EN0S-William G. Blackie. %. Ma
Mia, P. l., and Fac A. Enos. %, az Green
.Y-CULLINANE- J. Connolly.
p. so Fourth avenue. and Mary A. Culhnane'
DENATALE II RANCAToRE = Frank Denatale,
%. 1886 Mission street, and Josie Raneatore'
DONALDSON George P. Donaldson.
%. Grafton, CAL, and May Howard "a san
GHIRINGHELL I-PoNTI-Pietro GhiringheIli.
25, 907 Vallejo street, and Maria Ponti' u.
934 Broadway.
HICKMAN HODGE-John C. Hickman. SS 40
California street. and Charlotte T. Hodge. %,
Sausalito.
HoFFSIA N-JAoUoT- Hoffman so 9s5
Thirty second avenue. and Leonie Jaquot, %.
055 Thirty-third
HUwYLER-ERNST-An Huwyler. %. and
Hedwig Ernst, %: beth OF 81 South Park
IYEY-WEAVER-Hen Ivey. 30. and Edna
Weaver 30. both OF San Francisco.
TRAYAGLINI-Remigi igio MafTei. p.
Portland. and Clarice Travaglini. 20, 1Il1C
CATANIA-G Giovanni 1iagiono. ..
Black Diamond. and Maria Catsnia, Is. 1921
MANNING LANGLEY EY-Charles Manning. 80.
and Annie. Langley, so, both Of 1898 Howard
AfARsHATI.-YO Naming G. Marshall So.
Ross. and Louise W Young, 20, South san
Francisco
MooRE--JAAIES- -GiIpn Med. Moore. %. Kan
sas City, and Merle E. James, p, Kingston,
Mo
oSBoRN-BUTLER Sylvester f. Osborn. so.
I64 Howard street. and Mabel Butler, Il,
Fallon New.
PALLEY Bernard NJ. PalIey. IS,
and Lucille Hayman, AZ, both Of 2l0 Ellis
street.
REDEMEYER ER-IRvINE-Ernest L. Redemeyer.
"a, Willis, and Cora B. Irvine, p, Rochester,
N Y
REID-OLS0N-George Reid. 2S. Decatur. H..
and Amelia Olson. 26 1859 O'FaFFell street.
ROSENGREN-CARLSEN Alfred RosengTen 2S.
and Flora c. Carlson, 26 both Of 116 Steiner
street.
TRISSEI- -KIRKWOOD-Ssm r. Trissel. IS.
San Francisco, and Lillian Kirkwood. 81 Oak
land
VIIICICH- -KOTORAS-Nick Vilicich. So and
Mica Kotoras. 90, both Of 2617 Twenty first
street.
WALSH -DALTON- William l.. Walsh. 81. and
Nag A, Dalton. %. both OF 1867 Ellis street.
WlCH-GRAPES-Hen WiCh. %, and Eva
Grapes 26. both of 2121 Pine street.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-29
HOPE OF FINDING LOST
HUNTER is ABANDONED
Snow Covers Yellowstone Since
Corbin's Disappearance

BOISE, Idaho, Nov. 2S-Hope of
finding B. E. Corbin, vice president Of
the Union Savings building and trust
company of this city. who became lost
in the mountains west of Yellowstone
park one week ago, has been all but
abandoned. A heavy snow has fallen
since Corbin disappeared and it is
thought Impossible that he can be still
alive. Search, however, has not been
abandoned, and today United States
troops stationed in Yellowstone park
were ordered to join in the apparently
vain hunt.
Half a dozen searching parties are
tramping over the rugged mountains
of Fremont county, where Corbin was
last seen.
Corbin became separated from his
party November Is The party was
hunting big game.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-29
100000 APPLES SENT
TO NATIONAL EXHIBITION

CHICAGO, Nov 2s.-The national
apple show opened today in the First
regiment armory and viii continue to
and include December 4. 1t furnished
to visitors a view Of probably more
varieties Of apples than ever before
was brought under one roof Spokane.
Wash, led all other exhibitors in re-
spect to quantity, sending over 2,O00.-
0o0 in a special train. The attendance
for the opening day packed the
armory
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-29
VOLUNTEERS DIRECTED
BY ITALIAN STATESMAN

ROME. Nov. 2S.-Posthumous docu-
ments of francesca Crispi, now as
sembled in one large volume show the
Italian statesmen as the originator and
chief director of the expedition of 600
volunteers which Garibaldi then die
tator of Sicily, led to the mainland
where he overthrow the Bourbons and
the two Sicilies in 1860.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-29
FRENCH PASS SPURIOUS
COINS ON u. S. SAILORS

PARIS Nov 2S.-Le Journale today
condemns the practice OF rapacious
tradesmen at Cherbourg and Brest of
overcharging the bluejackets of the
American fleet, who, the paper says.
have been loaded down with spurious
coins. lie Journale adds that the dis
orderliness on the part of the visiting
sailors has been confined to an express
sion of righteous Indignation over
treatment received or to a defense
against the Apache element
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-29
NEWARK FIRE DEATH
LIST NOW NUMBERS 23

NEWARK. N j., Nov 2S-Careful
revision today of the list of casualties
in the factory fire disaster of Saturday
showed that 90 persons. all of them
young women lost their lives in the
disaster. Nineteen persons were in
jured in the fire.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-29
Absent Minded Edward

Taking his word that it was purely
absent mindedness that caused him TO
walk off with an overcoat belonging to
Frank Rettenmeyer at a ball in the Po-
trero. Police Judge Conlan Yesterday
allowed Ed Lannigan to go free on a
charge of petty larceny after warning
him to be more careful in the future
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-29
SALT LAKE RAILROAD
WILL CONTINUE WEST

SAN BERNARDTNo, Nov. 2s.-That it
is the intention of the Salt Lake rail-
road to commence in the near future
the building Of its own line from Dag
gett west, obviating present traffic ar
rangements with the Santa Fe is the
belief expressed by engineers now in
this city. The opinion is that the
road win be built through the Mojave
valley and connect. with the present
terminus at Riverside Junction.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-29
BIRTHS

ELLIS-In this city. November %. 1910. TO the
wife of Herbert r.. Ellis, daughter
FLYNN-In this city, November u, 1910, 10
the wife Of NJ. ]. Flynn a daughter.
GRIFFIN-In this city. November -. 1910. 70
the wife of Gerald A. Griffin a SOB
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-29

STRIKE LEADERS SENTENCED Fla.
Nov. 2S-In the criminal court today sentence
was passed on lose de Ia Campo. Brit Russell
and J. F. Rartlum, strike leaders recently
convicted of conspiracy TO use force TO prevent
cigar makers from going TO work in the local
factories. They were given a year in jail
each.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-29
60 LOVES 20, But
WAITER OBJECTS
Row and Arrest Follow Attempt
to Stop Spooning in
Restaurant
Disturbance of Cupid's Peace
Also a Public 0ffense; AS
saiIant Convicted

Because Sidney Frank, waiter en-
ployed in Fillmore street restaurant,
took exception to the public love MAX
ing Of Clarance w Smith and Florence
Waldorf in his place of employment
last Sunday night. Police Judge Con-
Ian found the waiter guilty of disturb
ing the peace and will sentence him to-
day. According to Franks story he
objected to Smiths demonstration OF
affection for Miss Waldorf because
Smith is past so and Miss Waldorf
but 90
When the lovers seated themselves at
Franks table and started to make
such violent love that the table was
overturned and the sugar bowl and
array of condiments were spilled on
the floor the waiter attempted to eJect
Smith. Smith resisted and was aided
by Miss Waldorf who helped to sub
due Frank by pulling his hair In the
general melee that followed more
tables were overturned and the restau-
rant was about ready to go out OF
business, when Policeman Roedfger
appeared and arrested the combatants
Smith and Miss Waldorf explained
TO the court that they were very much
interested in each other and were
quietly demonstrating the fact, when
Frank approached them and insult
ingly demanded they leave the place
The charge against Smith was dis
nissed
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-29

FEVER AT UNIVERSITY Lexington. Va. Nov
2s-The existence of typhoid fever at Wash
1ngton and Lee university has resulted in the
ending of the fall term. The university viii
reopen on January 81
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-29
EMREzzLER COMMITS

EMBEZZLER COMMITS SUIcIDE-Roekpo port.
Mass Nov 2S.-George Tufts, former cashier
of the Rockport national bank. who recently
was Indicted for the larceny Of shout $1,000
from the bank committed suicide by shooting
here late today. He out bail pending
an examination to his sanity.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-29

MORE TYPHOID At ANNAPOLIS Annapolis.
Nd. Nov 2S-The twenty fourth case Of
typhoid fever 6ereoped at the naval academy
today when MidshipmsH X. G. Woodward Of
the nrst class was admitted 10 the naval gen
eIsl hospital.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-29
Judge Knew Him

Pat Welch was before Police Judge
Conlan yesterday for stealing bun
die of laundry from Frank c. French
of % Dartmouth avenue, driver of a
laundry wagon, Welch Indignantly
denied the charge. Said WEIGH:
why. your honor, you know me very
we'll and you know I would not do any
thing of the kind"
We'll, Mr.. Welch. ] can not say !
recall YOU" replied the judge.
why. yes, you do judge insisted
Welch; you sent me to Jail more than
a month ago and I've only been out
two days when | am arrested again.
oh calculated the court. Il thought
YOU might be a friend of the family"
Thereupon the court found Welch
guilty of petty larceny and will SEN
fenca him tom nrrnu-
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-29
Sailor Lad Fouls Law

Peter Storm, chief boatswain's mate
of the warship South Dakota, was be-
fore Police Judge Eonlan yesterday on
a charge of defrauding an automobile
driver Storm testified that he did not
have a distinct recollection of the fast
and furious events of Sunday night.
but as near as he could reckon he was
tacking for his ship when he met a
friendly looking chauffeur, who asked
him if he wanted an automobile
Sure I do sez I, so / hoped right
in the machine, your honor, declared
Storm. He asked me where | wanted
to go and / seq Take me TO my ship
an he took me to the Cliff house. See
ing he made a mistake l wanted to be
a good fellow. so ] bought a couple of
drinks and then he wanted 50 for the
ride and l did not have it. He had me
put in the brig downstairs here. That's
all I know about it,"
John Allen, the chauffeur, told a diff
ferent story. He said that Storm hired
the machine for the express purpose
of going to the beach and on arriving
there refused to pay for it. Storm was
coaxed back into the machine and
promised ride back to town. but the
sailor became suspicious and jumped
from the rapidly moving auto near
Sheehan's and plowed up considerable
of the road. He was captured by Allen
and a policeman and taken to the city
prison Judge Conlan ordered storm
TO appear again today and see If his
memory was any clearer as to the
events surrounding the ride.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-29
HASTE Il URGED
In conclusion. Bourn whites:

In conclusion. Bourn WRITES:
AT this time we are in position to
sell all the properties embraced in our
previous offer and ali property since
directly or indirectly acquired This
condition can not long continue. Finan-
cisl reas require US to segregate
properties not required for water
supply, and the transbay situation NAV
create conditions that viii make ii i'm
possible for us to offer our water
properties free from contracts and
obligations which do not now exist
is not inappropriate to remind you
here that these properties are very
valuable not alone for a water supply.
but they possess uneXampled possibili-
ties for magnificent park system
which their subdivision would render
altogether impracticable.
We are now willing TO sell all prop
critics at a fair and reasonable price.
and hope that negotiations now in
progress may be characterized by a
spirit Of fairness on each side. with a
view TO an agreement upon a price
which the city can well afford to pay
and which the stock holders may rea-
soma blv accept. As we have explained
10 YOU, we can not, considering past
experience. name 4 price except under
circumstances which viii warrant the
belief that sale will be ccnsummated.
Representatives Of the Spring Valley
company viii meet with the members
Of the public utilities committee OF the
board OF supervisors at the mayors Of
dce tonight to discuss the letter,
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-29

HoGAN-In this city. November o. 1910 John
Hogan. beloved husband Of Elizabeth Hogan
: and father of Grace. John. Nicolas. Dominik
and George Hogan, and son OF Denis Hogan,
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-29

this city. November s2s. 1910. 10
seph, dearly beloved husband Of Elizabeth
Esliek, and loving father Of Nadine and John
Eslick. a native Of Cornwall England aged
40 years months and days.