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The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
Seeks New Quarters for Sheriff

The supervisors building committee
is seeking new quarters for the sher-
if. proposing shortly to give up the
present building in McAllister street
opposite the city hall Sheriff Finn
was asked yesterday to inspect the un-
occupied courtroom and chambers in
the upper floor OF the building a the
corner OF McAllister and Hyde streets.
II he decides that it affords room
enough his quarters viii be moved to
that corner.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
S5O,OO0,OOO IN BONDS is
PLAN OF RAILROAD
s. p. to Secure Mortgages on
San Francisco Properties
[SpeeiaI Dispafeh % M CaIl

NEW YORK, Feb. Stock brokers
of the Southern Pacific company viii
hold a special meeting April a Beech
mont, KY, for the purpose Of authoriz-
ing new bond issu not to exceed $780,
900 in amount, which is to be Sc
cured by q mortgage On the properties
of the company in San Francisco and
San Mateo counties, Cal
Ever since the Union Pacific took
control of the Southern Pacific the
Southern Pacific company has been
spending large sums on its terminal
properties in San Francisco and adja-
cent territory.
These expenditures have never been
capitalized. and the new bond issue is
designed to reimburse the Southern Pa
cific treasury.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
CenSoring Moving Pictures

The moving picture censorship COM
mittee reported to the board of super
visors yesterday that 1t examined 1913
firms during January. OF these the
nickeIodeons were given permission to
present $50 without question and two
others upon alteration. Nine were con-
demned and judgment was suspended
as to two.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
HIS YEARS WERE ALMOST
FOURSCORE AND TEN
Grim Reaper Long Spared Ma
ior w. w. Cunningham
TSseeiol DispOich 10 The Call

TTKTAH Feb. 5-Major W w. Cum
ningham, for years treasurer OF the
Mendocino state hospital here' VINO
re1ebrafed his sixty sixth wedding an
nitersarv January 9, 1910. is dead at
the age Of So years. His widow is s.
Years old. Maj jor Cunningham was one
Of the best known and most popular
men of Mendocino county. and during
L. lifetime filled a, number of impor-
int political positions in this county.
lie was a native Of Tennessee.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
HELD UNDER HEAVY BONDS

Harry Riley and Frank Mills for trial before
the superior court, Police Judge Shortall yes
terday said that he had been asked by Chief
Martin TO help him in driving pickpockets out
of the city. and therefore he made the bonds
of the defendants $4,000 each or 81, 600 cash
that they would stay in Jail. The defend
ants and another man who escaped stole
diamond stud from A. w. Gates, an aged capi-
talist of Oakland in the elevator of the GaIen
building January =
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06

SAVED BY GARDEN HosE-san Bernardino.
Feb. 5.--A garden hose that served as an air
pipe saved the lives Of Robert Wade, George
Phillips and Henry Cummings who were
buried In a mine cayein at Doble, New. Satur-
day last. The men were timbering the mine
when a fsll Of rock cut of their escape
They dug their way out in seven hours.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
MILLIONAIRE KILLS HIMSELF

KILLS HIMbELF-New Orleans,
Feb. Blood dripping through the ceiling
yesterday led 70 the suicide of Henry II.
Schwabacher. 55 years old, president Of ]. &
II. Schwsbacher, Limited at his store here
Schwabacher, who was a millionaire. has suf-
fered from stomach ailments.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-13

censorship with King Edward tile mag
nihcent, it is sure TO be ccremonlous
That she means to keep up the role Of
queen there is not the least doubt. There
are society and regal functions enough In
England to keep both Queen Alexandra
and Queen Mary occupied. Nevertheless
the court master of ceremonies viii have
TO look lively 10 see 10 il that the TWO
move as much as possible in different
orbits. She is credited with having said,
"Ill be queen till / die" and. anyway,
the expression we'll indicates the role
she is following, She does not like 10
be called the queen mother and, though
this name was inserted in the otlcia!
prayer book, she has set it aside quietly
and dscrcetly. This she has done by
having The court circular use the tttlo
OF Queen Alexandra II is not the vanity
of wishing to he thought young which in-
flucnccs the widowed queen In the choice.
but the title OF Queen Alexandra is asso-
ciatcd with the happiest period of her
life. Though slXty-sevcn years old. she
stlll culrlvateS youth and her present
style is that OF young matron Her
wrath has been much aroused by an at
tempt 10 commercializc the secret Of her
perpetual beauty. Unlike other ROYAL
widows. Queen Alexandra has few titles.
That which she prefers is tho Order OF
the Garter.
Much like her in many ways but more
rigid in will power, Is her sister. the
widowed empress OF Russia. who is three
years her junior. The head which wears
crown or even a part of II III RUSSIA
has not lain particularly easy for many
years Though the widowed empress has
no such terrorstricken look as her
dauGhter-in Law. nevertheless tho nlhll-
fists have helped time to write wrinkles
upon her noble brow.
Her official title today is Her Majesty,
the Dowagcr Empress Of Russia. Marie
FeodoroHna. and before her marriage she
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balanced by llonors from both countries.
For while the former has given her the
grand cross of the Legion OF Honor. the
latter has made her an honorary colonel
OF a Prusslan regiment OF infantry.
Queen Enmas chief concern In life
is her daughter, Queen Wilhelmina. and
now her little 1S-months -old granddaugh-
ter, the Princess Juliane- She has taught
the present queen housekeeping. includ-
Ing cooking, and the little crown prin-
cess will get similar training al her
hands In the fullness OF time. Her mai
The Hague. In conversation she calls
attention to the fact that while Tho
Hague conferences have put themselves
on record as favoring the limitation Of
military burdens these go on increasing
by leaps and bounds. She leads a con-
tented. bucolic life. After her own
daughter. her nearest intimate is her
sister, the widowed Duchess Of Albany.
Both are daughters Of the late Duke Of
Waldeck-PyTmont and the sisters meet
two or three times a year.
AS all the world knows, troubled Por-
tugal had. till the other day, two wild
owed queens. There was Maria Pia. the
queen grandmother. and Marie Amelie.
the queen mother. The queen grand
mother is sister Of the late King Hum
l. Of Portugal To her belongs the dis
tincti0n Of being the only living queen
who was married by proxy, She is 81
years old and for years has played no
role whatever save that Of saying her
prayers. Deeply religious. a black mel
ancholy settled down upon her after the
murder Of her debonnir son. King Carlos
| and her grandson. tho promising young
| crown prince. and this has been iptensi-
fed by the oustine of the entire house OF
Marie Aplelle Is just As. Sister of the
Duke d'OrleaDs-w1th whom she is no
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not forget that this illustrious pontifr
was the god father Of the present King
Alphonso. Queen Christina being 40
popular with both sides. II should ak
called upon her recently at her palace
at MiTamar, San Sebastian. She finds
1t hard. however. to cut the Gordian knot.
especially as other dangers threaten
complications.
She Ia q most determined and relent-
less fighter OF both Cariists and RepublI-
cans. So far has she carried the war
against the former that she has pre-
vented the sisters Of Don Jaime the pres-
ent Carlist claimant, from marrying Aus
trian archdukes. Knowing that such
unions would strengthen the Carlist
Of the aged Emperor Francis Josef to
prevent them. In one case her opposi
tion has had disastrous result For
1t has occasioned the elopement Of Prin-
cess Elvira, the youngest daughter OF
Don Carlos. with the Italian painter
Foichi.
with all her severe training and the
weariness Of the head which weafB a
crown, II is 10 Queen Christina that the
great development OF the joyous side OF
King Alphonso's character is attributed
Even today. with revolution smouldertng
at his gates, the king breaks out into
ooyish pranks, such as trying on wo-
mems hats whom shopping with the queen
or swapping his small hat for the enor-
nous one OF President Fallieres.
Queen Of Holland
Further north we find the widowed
Queen OF Holland, Just turned f1fty-two
Before she married Prince Frederick she
was her serene highness. Emma, Princes,
y Waldeck and Pyrnont Her ofricia
tale today 10 Her Majesty, the Dowagel
Queen Of tho Netherlands. Her posi-.
ton between Franco and Germany Il
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intellectual woman, and takes a deep In :
tercst In the education Of tho heir 10
the throne OF all tho Russians:
She has been compared with the late
Intriguing empress of China. In reality
Marie Feodorowna gives advice when
consulted which is often, She has no
husband but she is credited with too
much over her son. She opposed the
war with japan and brought her son
around to her way of thinking But the
car was overrulcd by the grand dukes.
Hho are more hide bound than the Bour-
bons.
Her majesty is a lady Of the Order Of
st. Andrew and has many other titles.
This Ia no wonder. for her husband had.
and her son still has. II string OF tllleS
long enough 10 make the Emperor VIII
liam green with envy. She Is colonel
OF regiment OF guards. and also OF
several regiments "i drhgoons. AL or
nearly all. the widowed queens hold
positions In the armies OF their respec-
tive countries. But they are honorary,
The only royal woman whose military
position is active is Princess Victoria
Louise daughter of the German emperor
Recently at Dantzic the princess. dressed
IN the uniform OF her regiment, led the
cavalry I'm fun galop past the sautIng
base. After which William embraced his
daughter fn afectionate approval
Accomplished Dowager Queen
or all the dowager queens. the most
accomplished In Mar2hcrita OF Italy. a
nrincess OF the House OF Savoy. she
traces her royal descent back through
ihirtv-ninc soyercens TO the year l0lT.
Her majesty plays a leading part Iii the
promotion OF literature. art. sport and the
Sciences II Is literally true 10 say that
she is great patron OF literature and
art, She shows n very special interest
in the Younger set OF literary and artistic
neople This is because she knows they
are I'm need OF cncouragemcnt. She loves
I 10 gather them around her and 10 talk
20 Them OF their work.
| The wide extent Of her reading and OF
| her art studies makes her q scholar even
among scholars and an art critic even
among artlats. She is learned student
I OF Shakespeare and never more at home
| than when discussing some phase of tho
! Rnrd Of Avon's work. such a e Shakes
noare thc man. Shakespeare tho LAWYER
Shakespeare the theoloeian, shakespeare
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BY JOHN JOSEPH CONWAY.

stopping of the Countess dc
Paris queen who never reiEned.
granddaughter Of King Louis Philippe.
she has none Of the patronlzing dcmoc-
around with q red handkerchief and IL
glngham umbrella.
TIL the rcvolutionarics plotted to shell
her palace she was chiefly active as
royal matchmaker. She has been help
full In this respect for some members OF
her own family. But she failed to find
"a suitable wife for her own while
he reigned. True. Manuel will not be
q till November 10. But he was "A
couple OF years in the matrimonial mar
mother aimed at big match.
Her failure was probably to be at
tributed to the Illness OF King Edward
VII. II the late king could not induce
the beautiful Patricia Of Connaught TO
share the volcanic throne OF Portugal.
had he lived he would surely have helped
out Queen Amelie. For he never lost
his high esteem for her. not even when
| he had to cool off her brother. the Duke
of Orleans, for insulting his mother. the
late Queen Victoria.
Amelie Is O lady OF many accomplish
nents, who will help her son to shape
| his course and encourage her brother. the
| Duke de Montpensier. In his eNplora-
tions, just as she used TO praise her
husbands paintings in order to help TO
keep him out Of harms way.
Natalie Of Servia.
Finally, mention might be made OF
another widowed queen. Natalie OF Ser
via, but she has disappeared from the
| ken of history since the murder at Bel
grade Of her son and daughter in Law.
| King Alexander and Queen Draga. TAX
Ing them all In all. they are body oil
serious and ambitious women. with nc'er
" a Merry WIDOW among thcm.
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was known as Her Royal Highness Dag
mar. Princess OF Denmark Consumption
mas had no pity for the blue -eyed Roman
offs and il carried away her favorte son
somo years ago at Nice, This has also
left lis mark OF melancholy. Tie un-
sympathetic claim that the dowager-em
press is more OF "a mothcr-in-law than
any of the widowed queens and that
the cZarina. who is grand daughter OF
the late Queen Victoria Is not permit
ted to forget their relationship. The
truth is the dowager- empress is a very
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-13

the actor, or the women Of Shakespeare.
When In Paris the great museums. with
their vast treasures. claim much of her
attention.
Though So. Queen Margherita may be
described as quite sporty. as far as
the newer forms Of the applied sciences
are concerned, She was an enthusiastic
automobHist until the arrival of the
aeroplanc. Now, like Italys illustrious
poet. Gabriel d'Annunzio. she scorns not
to tear a passion TO tatters In her ad-
miration OF the airship. Hence we find
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ope's Widowed Queens Forceful in Affairs

is actively interested also In societies
having for their object the protection of
birds and has requested womef to re-
nounce such headgcar ornaments as ne
cessitate the massacre of these useful
and beautiful creatures
But she has no idea OF spending her
life in severe seclusion, like the late VIc-
toria OF virtuous memory. The improve
ments she is making in MARLBOROUGH
house where she Will live when IN Lon
don, Indicate this. There she will hold
her court and. after so many years of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-13
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q Excuse for Monarchy.

las'her case. "She is the only
- l9r a monarchy" wrote a
,:aisan OF the widowed queen
snort as II has been since
y kihE Edward VII. his
= TIlcS an attitude and there
~ ld'lcations of the part she
ns7 majesty has no intention
y fmlanlhrcpic works. The
& NE hospitals with which she
'o during her husband y
Wh,lnOc 10 be called after
WORK In their regard. viii
|,t~,Sns ,ssenns because her time win
o oy social functions. She
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-13

WOMAN
ALWAYS SUPPOSED
A
POPULATION MILLIONS VALUE
is GUESS WORK AS
POPULATION INCREASES ADVANCE.
HERE 1s YOUR CHANCE OF A LIFETIME.
BEAUTIFUL HoMEMTE WITH YOUR sAvRGssAY TO
MONTH.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-02-12
'RepIanning a Farm for Profit.

Washington, Feb. IA recent bull
ietin issued by the United States De-
parument of Agriculture, entitled Re
planning a Farm for Profit,' deals
with principles that are vital to sue
cesstul farming in the corn belt. Few
farmers realize tae difference in in
come that may be produced on their
farr by the systematic introduction
and rotation OF clover or other le-
summons crops over the entire area
Of their tlil9ble land. The planning
Of rotations to meet certain feed re-
~quire.rents and 10 ron crops which.
shall be the greatest income produc.
ers under given conditions is a prob
lem that Is not easily solved Dy all
The tillers of The soil. The conserva.
lion of sell fertility by appropriate
rotations togs taer with applications
of and fertilizers in such
manner as will maintain a permanent
system of agriculture has been large
iy overlooked by farm owners in the
past. farmers Bulletin $40 assists
me farmer in solving these difficult
ties. ii discusses 4 rundown farm
Il Illinois, aad plans SIX different
t. pes OF farming that may be subsi-
t8tes for :he usual one of corn and
oats .ow practiced, - as to raise the
income all the way from two to five
times as much as that commonly re-
ceived, and 1T the same time Increase
ne fertility Of the sell. A copy of
this btlletin MAJ be aad free Oh APP
~plication to a member of Congress OF
the Secretary of Agriculture, Wash
.nStOn, D.. C..
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-02-12
SUDDEN DEATH OF
WILLIS KITE YESTERDAY,

Willis Kite, aged AZ years, died
suddenly and Unexpectedly OF
heart failure at his nome at 2U7 West
seventeenth street, en- North Hill, at
$3.50 yesterday afternoon. He came
last Tuesday from Eureka, Kan
sas. bringing his wife and daughter
Cor the young lady's health. He was
supposed to be in good health IN
Vas sick only a few hours. The body
is now at the Dilley undertaking
7oCns, awaiting word from the son
and the father of the deceased.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-02-12
NEWT BROWN ARRIVES
HOME WITH A BRIDE.

Newt Brown, better known as
Buster" arrived this morning from
southern Texas, where he a been
since leaving the Pecos Valley many
months ago, and brought home a
bride. having been married last Thurs
day to Miss Evelyn Brown, of Abb
lene, Texas. Newt formerly worked as
brakeman on the Eastern Railway of
New Mexico and later ran a tailor
shop here. He intends to make Ros-
well his home. for the present at
least. but has not decided on his bus
mess future. He is the son of Wn. n.
Brown, who formerly ran the Bee
Hive barber shop in this city.
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planned - the announcement that he
had married recently to Miss Resale
Taylor. of Dallas. and that they had
come 10 Roswell to make their home.
AIR. Nj ans is a well known travelling
MAI throughout Texas. Arizona n
New Mexico. He will make Roswell
his headquarters for a general agen
CIV in the two territories OF the Wi
mona Mills Hosiery & Underwear Co..
of New York. Many friends welcome
him and his bride as new citizens.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-02-12
MISS Pearl Weisinaer Is Dead.

Miss Pearl Weisinger, aged p
Years, died at 1890 last night at the
aCne of ner brother, Ed. Weisinger.
nj 500 North Virginia avenue, her
brother being a well known engineer
On the railroad. She came here some
tire ago, seeking cure of tuberculo-
sis. The funeral was held at two o.
clock this afternoon, Rev. II. q
N~alkenburg conducting the services
ut the Dilley funeral parlors and bur
ial being mad at South Side GENE
terry.
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proposed Ordinance.)
ORDINANCE NO. 1o7.

IN ORDINANCE DIRECTING AND
OCCURRING OWNERS AND PER
SONS IN CHARGE OF THE PROP
ERTY FRONTING ON EITHER SIDE
OF MAIN STREET BETWEEN WAL
NUT STREET ON THE SOUTH
| AND FIFTH STREET ON THE
NORTH TO CONSTRUCT CEMENT
SIDEWALKS ALONG SAID
STREETS SIX 06) ADDITIONAL
NEET IN WIDTH OR UNIFORMLY
IXTEEN G6) FEET FROM PROF
ERTY LINE.
The City Council of tae City of
Roswell being of the opinion that it
is necessary to build an additional!
six 90 feet of sidewalk on Main
street between Walnut street on
South n Fifth St. on the North,
now therefore,
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RIOS
WELL:
e 1. Whereas by Ordinance No.
161 passed September Bird, 1908. the
curb line on lain Street was fixed
and established to extend uniformly
sixteen G6l feet from the property
line on each side of said street, and
whereas. the sidewalk now extends
only ten 100 feet, therefore notice be
and the same is hereby given to the
owners m persons in charge of the
property hereinafter described to
build cement sidewalks in the City of
Roswell, to-wit: Lots N Blocks
fronting and abbutting on each side
Of Main street in the City of Roswell,
six fee wide so that said sidewalk
shall be uniformly sixteen G6) feet
wide between Walnut Street on the
South to Fifth street on the North,
said sidewalks TO be built within six
ty DAYS from the date of service of
the notice hereinafter provided for
and in accordance with the specifca.
lions laid down in Secs. one to five
inclusive of Ordinance No. 80 of the
Compiled Ordinances of the City of
Roswell.
Sec. 2. That the City Clerk shall
at once issue and h City Marshal
shall serve notice upon a of the
owners or person in charge OF the
lots and parts of lots abutting on Nh
fronting the said proposed sidewalks
and extensions of sidewalks, to build
the same as herein ordered and with
in the time specified, by DELIVERING
to each of said persons a true copy
of this ordinance OF if sue VINE is
a nonresident and has no person in
charge of said lots or parts of lots,
then by posting in the most conspic-
non place upon said premises a tire
copy of this ordinance and said Mar
shall shall make due return in writ
ing showing how he served said no
tice.
Sec. 2. This ordinance snail he IN
effect upon completion of publica-
ton as required by law
Passed and approved this -
day OF --. 1870
Mayor of the City OF Roswell
Attest:
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THE RINGER HERMANN
CASE TO THE JURY.

Portland, Ore, Feb. 1.-THE case
against Blnger Hermann, former land
CON missioner, on trial on the charge
II conspiracy to defraud the govern
ment, went to the jury at eleven o.
clock this morning.
In his charge to h jury Judge
W~ooIverton said il would be sufic-
lent to show n mutual understanding
been arrived at by two or more
persons to complete a. conspiracy
The intent. while an important in
gredient of a conspiracy, could sci
dom be prove directly. Therefore
direct evidence is not required. Ii is
not necessary to prove. to make the
conspiracy complete. that Hermann
received either direct or indirect ben
eiit.