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The San Francisco call., 1910-12-18
PERSIA WANTS RUSSIA
TO WITHDRAW TROOPS
Concessions VIII Be Granted the
Cars Government

TEHERAN. Dec. IA statement has
been issged by the Persian government
and sent to European news a agencies so
thar. before Journalists write on the
s"biCct of British and Russian inter
Vc1.ion in Persia, they may have before
them the Persian side of the case.
Part of the statement reads:
fussia sent her forces to Persia Os-
tenslbly FOR the purpose of protecting
fpr-ian life and property. Recently
the Russian government has expressed
willingness to withdraw the troops
from Persia provided the following corr
cas- ons were granted:
Flrst, to run steamboats, on Lake
Urlmiah.
second, to renew the contract Of the
Cossack brigade with its old conditions.
Third, certain promises regarding
railway concession
Fourth, the extension Of the term of
concession for the Karadjedagh copper
mine concession.
Fifth. to import duty free and take
motor cars on the Tabriz- -Kazvia-
Hama den -Reshi -Tehersn roads
The cabinet has done its utmost to
meet the Russian government 1t has
decided that. in the event of the Rus
an government making certain rea-
s0nable proposals regarding the run
ming Of motor cars. the cabinet would
;ccept the proposal, subject to the ap-
proval of the mejliss. on certain con-
ditions, one Of which is that imme-
diately after the acceptance by the
Persian government OF its proposal
Russia would withdraw all her troops
from every point IN Persia"
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-18
YOUNG ATTORNEY
DIES OF TYPHOID
Library Trustee j. A. Brewer,
Former Prominent University
Man, Passes Away

OAKLAND, Dec. 17.-John A. Brewer,
young attorney of Oakland and a
member of the board Of public library
trustees, died at his home, no Kings
ton avenue, today of typhoid fever.
brewer was born in Oakland 81 years
ago. he was a graduate of The Oak
iand nigh school and of the Hastings
law college of the University of Cali
lornla with the class of 1903.
while In the Oakland high school as
wen as in the universitys Brewer dis
tlhgulshed himself as student. In
1910 he was private secretary to Presi-
dent BENJAMIN Ide Wheeler, and dur
ing that year was intimate connected
with the affairs of the college.
me Brewer family is known about
the bay. John H Brewer, his father,
located In this section of the country
In the early days. His father and
mother and three sisters-Irs NJ. B.
Fowler, Miss Anne w. Brewer. vice
president of the Oakland high school,
and Miss Henrietta f. Brewer-all of
this city. survive him.
Brewer was a member OF. the Delta
Epsilon fraternity. The funeral ar
rangements have not been made
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-18
Marriage Licenses

Ihe following marriage licenses were issued in
san francisco, Saturday, December IL
BENBOW = FREDERICKSoN - Albert Benbow.
a, 81 Hayes street, and Leone Frederickson
IS. 23S1A Bush street
CROMWELL-BROWNIN C. Cromwell
70, sos McAllister street. and Gertrude l..
Browning, Is, S0S1a McAllister street
fiNN-IOW NB-John Finn, %, 571 Valencia
street, and Edith Towne, 21, 1912 Twenty
sixth street
GlLCHRIST-WHYTE-A Gilchrfst. So SS7
MeAll1ster street. and Mary J. Whyte 81
2C63 Van Ness avenue.
GlgSIl- Giuseppe Giusti, 30 and Italia
Unit, 10, both of Amenton.
GROSE-BRoWN-Geor Grose % and Grace
=. Brown, 23. both of IS Steuart street.
ENDRIChS-SMITH-Fra E. Hendricks %
eo Pond street, and Alice Smith, is, 420 Noe
street.
KENNEY-PITTER- Martin ]. Kenney, 2s. 672A
gapp street, and Carmen S. Pitter, d. 2S3
Falcon avenue
MAGNANI-GEMIGNI0N Maguani. IL
1915 Powell street, and Nicolina Gemignioni.
% 440B Chestnut street
PAkDlNl.RAV RAVER6-Alessandro Pardini, 81,
and Maria Ravero, %. both of Reno
HlShARD-SOLLE1-B Oscar Pickard, 2S
Douglas Ariz.. and Hazel Anna Solley 26,
2001 California street
RloRDAN-RODGERS- Ignatius Rior-
dan p. 937 Hayes street. and Elizabeth Rodg-
ers, 20, 95I Francisco street.
SOLl-E4-FUENDELING Adam Solley
-. 2001 California street and. Freda Anita
Fuendellng. %. 1888 O'Farrell street.
FARNEY-STAT0N-Edw ]. Varney 80
Cadillac hotel, and Jessie z. Station, IS, Sc
bastopol.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-18
FORMER MINISTER
OF JUSTICE JAILED
Albert Sentenced to Eight
Years Penal Servitude for
Defrauding Bank

COPENHAGEN. Dec. 17.-Former
Minister of Justice Alberti the reveal
tion OF whose banking frauds in the
fall Of 1908 scandalized the country,
was sentenced today TO eight years
penal servitude. Albert suffered a
physical collapse in March, 1909, while
awaiting trial and was removed to
hospital where he remained until suf-
deiently restored to face his accusers.
FOR - years Alberti had held a COM
anclng place both in politics and
finance He was a member of the
l-rcntzer ministry and later dominated
til. Christensen cabinet. which he en-
tered as minister of justice in 1905. AS
president OF the Bondesstandens Spar
ilssse. a savings bank and Of the Dan
isl farmers export association he was
tie custodian Of enormous funds, to
WGlch he began to help himself, ac-
CoTding to his own confession. seven
Years before he accepted the portfolio
ct justice.
Unpleasant rumors had been in cir
culatiOn for some time before the eX-
posure came but the minister was the
.nJimate of King Frederick and the
idol OF the poorer classes and his finan-
cial genius, indomitable viii and bril-
liant oratOry repeatedly saved him.
But the time came when he could no
longer cover his tracks and, hard
pressed. Alberti confessed that he had
a5sused the funds Of the bank and that
he had Systematically robbed the ex-
port association and its customers from
The day il began business IN 1SSS His
peculations amounted he said. to about
S2.300.000. and the money had been lost
in South African and American mining
ventures.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-18
MEN ON LOST SCHOONER
PROBABLY PERISHED
Among Those on the Louise
Was Noted Trader

SEATTLE. Dec 17.-The trading
schooner Louise. which was crushed in
the ice of Bering strait. pieces of which
were found near Cape Prince of Wales,
the most westerly point of North
America, sailed from Nome for Siberia
on trading expedition.
Captain Harry Owens, commander
and owner of the boat. had been run
ming small vessels in the far north for
several years, and was familiar with
ice navigation. John w. Kelly, one of
the passengers, had been trading with
the Siberian natives for 25 years, and
Mount Kelly, a noted landmark near
Anadyr. was named for him. He had
made a study of the strange people and
compiled dictionary of their language.
1t is likely that all the men were
drowned. In the winter Bering strait
is not frozen over, but ice drifts south
from the Arctic filing the passage and
always moving. Eskimos make their
way from Siberia to the Diomed islands
and it is possible. but not probable, that
the Louise's men may have reached the
islands over the ice.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-18
GREAT CULLINAN GEMS
SET FOR KING GEORGE
Star of Africa" Now ScintiI-
lates From Scepter

LONDON. Dec. 1.-THE larger of the
two great CUllinan diamonds (the Star
Of Africa has now been set in King
Georges scepter. The smaller of the
diamonds finds place in the crown on
state occasions.
Both the larger stone and the
smaller can be removed from the scep-
ter and crown. respectively, when these
emblems Of power are not in use and
can then be worn as a pendant by the
queen The setting of the diamond in
the crown. Of the diamond in the scepter
and Of the diamonds as a pendant was
intrusted to Messrs. Garrard. the crown
jewelers.. The work Of preparing the
kings scepter TO receive the Star of
Africa" was very difficult, for the gen
eral Ornamentation had to be kept in
tact. BY an ingenious arrangement
Messrs. Garrard We're able TO achieve
their object by matching the old scroll
work.
The star of Africa" weighs 516H
carats. the smaller of the two great
Cullinans 309 3-16 carats.
The two great diamonds will be used
for the first time in ceremonial when
King George is crowned in Westmin-
ster abbey next June. No monarch has
ever worn two jewels so valuable The
sceDter is that of Charles II. as is also
TIE crown. The late king was anxious
that no part Of the scepter should be
removed and set the jewelers. the diff
cult task of finding space for the great
diamond in the scepter and retaining at
the same time the distinctive workman
ship and material of the venera bic
symbol of kingly power.
A remarkable device by which the
diamond is held in position in the
scepter by two screws makes it very
firm. and yet nothing can be seen of
tie method of fixing. the screws being
hidden behind rubies in the scroll work
The smaller stone takes the place of
tfe sapphire placed in the crown of
aries IT by George ". IT is imme-
oistely under the ruby of the Black
tTincs When this lesser Star of
s.rric., is in its place King Georges
own VIII contain examples of all the
'hrds of diamond cutting from the
DAYS Il Charles H.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-18
SCIENTIST WILL WRITE
BOOK ABOUT BURBANK
G. II. ShulI Gathers Data at
Santa Rosa
ESPECIAL Dispatch 10 The Call

SANTA ROSA, Dec. 17.-G. H. Shull,
Phi. D., who has been here for six
months each year for the last five years
gathering data for a book on the life
work of Luther Burbank, has COM
pleted his work and left today with
his wife for his home in Cold Springs
Harbor, Long island. N. Y. Doctor
Shull is member of the botanical staff
of the experimental station established
at Cold Springs Harbor by the Car
negie institution of Washington.
Doctor Shull has compiled a scientific
history of work accomplished by Bur
bank with flowers, fruits and plants.
Burbank has added statement of
his experiments. whether successful or
not, in each case. The work will also
include in brief form what other
scientific writer's have written regard
ing Burbank.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-18
CRIPPEN HANGED BY
SMALL STORE KEEPER
Executioner Shaves Faces When
Not Hanging Criminals

LONDON, Dec. 17.-Crippen' execu-
toner. John Ellis. the hangman, when
not engaged in the grewsome business
Of hurrying a criminal into the next
world runs a small retail store in
ROchdale. "Hairdresser. wholesale
news agent. umbrella repairer,v are
the words which appear above the
window OF his little shop
The hangman, a modest and unas-
suming citizen, speaks Of crimes with
q certain amount of reserve. but he ac-
cepts the fatal part he plays in ter
minating an assassin's career as a
matter of course, and shaves his Gus
toners with as firm a hand after an
execution as he does before it.
He has assisted at more than so
executions and has personally carried
out six himself
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-18
BIRTHS

BRIDGETT-In this city December G. 1910.
to the wife of Captain G.. E. Bridget. son.
COW-AN-In this city. December IA 1910, to the
wife Of f. E. Cowan formerly Grace S. Root).
daughter.
DORAN-In this city, December I. 1910, to the
wife of DR.. A. V. Doran a daughter.
MILIS-In this city, December 8. 1910, to the
wife Of Edward V. Mills (nee Bald, a
daughter.
ST, AMANT-In this city, December II, 1910. to
the wife of w. L. St Amant daughter.
TERRlLI-ln this city, December Is. 1910. to
the wife of Chester C. Terrill. a
WAGNER-In this city December II, 1910. to
the wife Of F. W. Wagner, a
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-18
JURY DISAGREES IN
SOCIETY WOMAN'S TRIAL

Los ANGELES, Dec. 1.-THE jury
trying Mrs. Daisy Turney Krauss. the
Memphis, Tenn, society woman charged
with assault with intent to kill Frank
lin II. Griffith, a realty broker. was
discharged at 6 o'clock tonight. after
reporting its inability to agree upon a
verdict The jury is said to have stood
nine to three for acquitta-1
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-18
MARRIAGES

RNEMAN-SILVIUS- this city. December
Is. 1910. by Rev. George A Hough of Grace
Methodist Episcopal church. George II. Borne
man and Vivian Z. Silvius. both of San Fran
cisco
Palace hotel, December 16 1910. by Rev. A.
C. Bane. ID. D., John Phillip Byrnes Of San
Francisco and Mayme Elena Jefferson of Fort
Bragg. Mendocino county. Cal.
CONLEY-WILEY-In this city, December 10,
1910. by Rev. George A. Hough- of Grace Meth
odist Episcopal church. William G. Conley and
Clara /. Wiley, both of San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-18
THACKERAY'S DAUGHTER
is EDITING HIS WORKS

LONDON, Dec. 17.-Lady Ritchie, eld-
est and sole surviving daughter of Will
liam Makepeace Thackeray, is editing
a centenary edition of her fathers
works She is the wife of an India
office official, Sir Richard Thackeray
Ritchie. and has two children. son
and daughter. Much of Thackeray's s
literary ability has been inherited BY
his daughter and she may incorporate
remembrances of her fathers literary
friends into memoirs.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-18
IRELAND NOT BENEFITED
BY ENGLISH ELECTION
MacManus Tells Taft Liberals
Are False to Emerald Isle

WASHINGTON, Dec. IL Seumas
MacManus, the Irish novelist, was
among the White House callers today
and talked with President Taft regard
ing the young Irish movement in Ire
land.
The president inquired if the result
of the recent election in England would
mean anything to ireland. MacManus
declared the elections could not benefit
Ireland in any way.
The liberals" he said, have always
been Irelands false friends"
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-18
Buv visible /. c. Smiths

Colonial Chemical Co, American
Electrical Engineering Co, Walters
FIGURING Mills, Standard Underground
cable Co, The Perkins Co, Simons
outftting Co, Crocker National Bank,
Ungerer & Co, Fresno Irrigated Farms
Co. Goodyear Rubber Co, Noise
Klinkner Co. Kern River OH flelds
Co. ID n & F. Walter & Co, Mer-
chants Collection Agency. Western In
Vestment Co. purchased from l. & NJ
Alexander, Agents, 512 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-18
PHONOGRAPHIC MUSIC
is USED AT FUNER AL
Records SuppIant Singers at
Services for Wealthy Woman

LEXINGTON. KY, Dec. 17.-Phono-
graphic music supplanted the usual
singers at the funeral today of Mrs.
Byron McClelland, widow of a widely
known turfman and one of the wealth.
lest women in the SOUTH
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-18
ROCK CRASHES THROUGH
WINDOW OF TRAIN
Glass Showers Northwestern
Pacific Passengers
/ [Sbecial Dishntoh 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch TO The Call
PETALUMA, Dec. 17.-Passengers on
the evening train of the Northwestern
Pacific were startled when an uniden-
titled person hurled a big rock through
a car window few miles below this
city. Conductor Abe Shera made a
search for the miscreant, but he could
not be found Two passengers We're
showered with broken glass. Several
days ago a rifle shot crashed through
the window of car.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-18
ALAMEDA CAPITALIST
DIES AT HIS HOME
j. B. GroIiere Succumbs to Conn
pIicated Troubles

ALAME MEDA, Dec. 17-John B. Gno-
here, capitalist of this city died to-
day at his residence. 1928 st. Charles
street, from complication of ailments.
Groliere was AZ years old, a native of
france He was an extensive prop
erty owner at Richmond, where he was
erecting a large hotel Work will be
continued there as soon as arrange
ments can be made. Groliere leaves a
wife, Mrs. Jennie Groliere and Lola
GroHere, an adopted daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-18
ACTOR WHO PLAYED
WITH BOOTH is DEAD
August Marks Lived in Alameda
for Years
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

Especial Dispatch TO The Call
ALAMEDA, Dec. 17.-August Marks.
q years old, an oldtime actor who trod
the boards in the companies of Booth,
Barrett, John Mccullough and other
great stars of the old days, died today
at the Harrison sanatorium.
Marks, who has been living with his
aged wife, Laura, in a small house, for
years has suffered from rheumatism.
Charitable neighbors had done what
they could for the couple, but the aged
mans condition grew worse He was
removed to the hospital d short time
ago.
He was native of Germany.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-18
ELECTION OF WOMAN HEAD
OF SCHOOLS CONTESTED
Sonoma County Pedagogue
Files Suit
TSnecinl Dishnieh 10 TIE Call

SANTA ROSA, Dec. 1.-THE election
of Miss Florence M. Barnes of Heads
burg as county superintendent of
schools in Sonoma county is contested
in legal action filed by Superintend-
ent De Witt Montgomery. 1t is
claimed that ballots were thrown out
by election officers as Illegal which
should have been counted, and if they
had been Montgomery would have been
reelected
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-18
FRANK BULLOCKS
SKULL IS FRACTURED
Leaves Home on Bicycle and Is
Found Unconscious
Especial Dispoteh 10 The Call

SANTA CLARA, Dec. 17.-Frank Bull
lock, brother of District Attorney j. j.
Bullock of San Mateo county, left home
on his bicycle at noon today. A short
time later he was found unconscious
beside his wheel on the roadside mile
from town. The base of his skull was
fractured. Whether he was injured in
falling from his wheel is not known.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-18
BODIES OF FOUR MEN
ARE TAKEN FROM MINE

DENVER, Dec. 17.-Four dead bodies
of entombed miners were found today
in the Leyden mine. where fire broke
out Wednesday night and cut off the
escape of 10 men. The searchers were
halted by nuge caveins-
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-18
/ Monument Raised TO
PhiIOSOphiC Writer.
Tribute to DR.. Orestes A. Brownson Paid at
Ceremony Near Grants Tomb

THE items which appear herewith have been pre-
pared International Catholic Truth society and
furnished The Call for publication in San Fran
Similar the authoritative
VIII printed and third Sundays of each month
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-18
WoIFF-In - 80 necer,her u IN -
WOIIMFR n
cARn nE THANKS

HEROI.D-We desire to thank our many
friends and tho officers and members ~ P"~-
tola circle No. IS. L. A. q. r.. FOR their kind
and comforting words and beautiful floral 0f
ferinCs rendered rs In our late bereavement.
the loss OF loving wife mother. daughter and
sister PHILIP HFROLD and Family.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-18
CAPD OF TUAVKS

LYNN-We wish 70 thank orr many friends.
relatives and the mcmserS ~ Tni-v Ailanc 0
No. Il. for their comforting sympathy and
beautiful floral offerings extended 10 Us during
our late bereavement in the loss Of loving
father Holm TNNN
JAMES LYNN
CHARLES LYNN.
MRS. #. A. CASSERLI.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-18
cAPn OF THANKS

WALCOM-We desire to thank our many
friends for their kind and cOmforting words
and beautiful floral offerings rendered us in
our late bereavement. the loss Of a loving
wife. daughter and sister.
WILLIAM WALCON. Husband.
MRS. MARY MACkEY and Family
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-18
CARn OF THANKS.

SERICANO-The family Of the late Mrs
Theresa Sericaro herewith desire tn express
their sincere thanks 70 their many friends for
the beautiful horsl offerings and sympathy OK
tended to us in the sad hour Of our bereave-
ment.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-18

BAsSETT-In Santa Barbara, December 16. 1910.
Nellie F.. beloved wife of A. C. Bassett. and
mother A Harvey F. and Amy C. Bassett.
Services at Cypress Lawn chapel tomorrow
tMonday), December 10, at l p. Interment
private.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-10

Best summer tonic is bathing at salt.
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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-10

Bathing at saltair never better.