The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 8, 1904, Page 14

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL pital, June 6, 1904, Edward M. Rosemond, a native of Ohio, aged 72 years. SCHETTER—In this city, June 6, 1904, Frank G pchetter, dearly beloved son of Mr. and Mrs, F. C. Schetter, a native of San Fran- clsco, l:ed 7 months. WEIL—In this city, June 7, 1004, Willlam, beloved husband of _Helena Weil, loving ' father of Alexander W. Weil lnd Mrs. Jo- seph Welll, and brother of Leopold A., Josep and the late David Well, a Biove Of Bteuns: furth, Germany, aged 76 years § months and daye. I>The funeral services will take place Thursday, June 9, at 10 o'closk, at his late residence, 1956 Bush street. Interment pri- vate. Please omit flowers. COMMERCIAL NEWS Con(lnued From Page l‘l!wm Monarch (of Ari; Monte Cristo . 5 Occldental of BIRTHS—MHARRIAGES—DEATHS Birth, marrisge and death notices sent by mail will not be inserted. They must be handed ih &t ei‘her of the publication offices and be indorsed with the mame and residence of per- sons authorized to bave the same “:::u::-::' Noti tricted simply to the announcel “the ‘event are published once in this column free of charge. BORN. HARMUTH—In this city, the wife of M. Harmuth, MARRIED. 1§ WILEON—In this city, June 5, 1904, B v Hyman Samuelsor, Issdor Har- ris of Vallejo, Cal., and Cecells M. Wilson s cf RICOTTI—In thie city, June 6, 1904, of the Peace Johm J. Van Nos- Primm and Beatrice M. Flscher's Theater ... BALI Morning Session. 100 Sterling, b 90 Atternoon Session. May 17, 1004, to & daughter. No sales. ————————— REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. TUESDAY, JUNE 7. Boardman to FEllen Boardman, i e MVS MT5e101% — |SPC 1 cg 6110 John H. both of this city. s ou W line of Van Ness avenue, 57 N of Unlan )OD—_VORRATH—In _this city, | NER of Cie.108% - | Do stopd- 19 "'""““4 Street, N 33, W _125:2, SE 39:2%, B 105, 1908, by the Rev. 3. Fuendeling, Her. | Do Bs ....1165107 |8 & 5 & quitclaim dee pootswood and Bertha C. Vorrath. e m _.,. uo nz Do 4s 2dm City and County of San Francisco to Edwin in May 28, | N G P C Bs s B« Bt Bonnell, lot_on W line of Gough street, 110 bt RSl s ear e 0 = | Dot N of Pine, N 27:6 by W 110; Thomae and Mary Reysen. DOLAE 55107 — |sian Games James T. Boyd to Florence G. Perine (wife w — SIEBER—In this city, June 1,10 Wgtd 5. — — |U G & E bs. — of George M.) and Anna E. Melntyre (wife the Rev. J. Fuendeling, Walter WATER STOCKS, of A .llwlon SE comer of Chestnut snd La- . by ; na streets, 71 y 37:6, - b'n Webster and Mrs. Christine Catherine | o <o\ 40 | Port Costa. — | &e: S0 by quitclaim ——————— | V2510 Co. 60 |S Vv Wat Co. 37% 37% | John F. Naughton to same, same, quitclaim GAS AND ELECTRIC. deed; §1. DIED. CmtL&P 3% 4 |SFG&E. Dcfir‘;b{‘l‘l and Floreuce.d. Perine to George Motual B L. 1175 12% Stkn G ra same; $10. P T Rl o | Po L Co... sell G & B Co. ‘Anna E. Mcintyre (Partridge, wife of Arch- ! Burke, Emma Madden, e » L'RANCE foald D) to same, same; $10. Onmey. Masy A Martin, ' Jults. A. P el - T arry or H. W. and Susie Bernheim to‘ Crozier (infant) Peters, Dors - “BANK STOCKS Gusta Tichner (wife ot Charles), lot on S line . sh_street, 2! o 9, {:rtn;o-: llcg-alAr Peterson, 5;"' Am Nt1 Bk..125 — |L P & A....150 160 |5 85:6 B 11, N 17, E 43:9, N Evi Richard J. me“ Tmothy F. | Anglo-Cal .. 833 86 mer Trust... — 215 City and County ‘of San ‘Francisco 10 Rosa- e Bt Richter, Emile W. | Bank of Cal425 43134 Merch Ex.... 50 — |mond L. Cox, lot on SW corner of Sutter and Foran, Bernardin ¥. Rosemond, E Cal Safe Dp.145 147318 F Nationl, — — | Webster strects, S 27:6 by W 93; $— , rf" R hur W, Bchetter, Frank C. | First Nationl — Timothy F. and Margaret A. Sheean to| llm“ 7 Weil, William SAVINGS BANKS. James A. Sorenson, lot on S line of Fulton Lee® sulia D. . gr s 12290 2350 |Sav & L So. — 100 strect, 187:6 E of Devisadero, E 50, S 138:1, - Hum 8§ - Sec Sav Bk. — 450 B . . T Zio T Thomas Ryan to Cathering Ryan (singie), | BLETHEN_In Alamets, Cal, June & 380 | Mutus) S0 Dt IR cac lot on N'line of Bush street, 52:6 £ of Baker..| B F Sav U.625 Albion Kleth Paris Blethen, beloved hu ather of M E 25 by N A 5 0. band of arah A Blethen father of N | DINENE FAHMBADE Hyman Grecnbers to William E, Lutz, 1ot 3. 3. Gallagher, Mrs. A D. Dennis x| Prestidio on W line of Baker street, 100:415 § of Wash- | Winglow Blethen, and hmlherflof hfinr‘¢ BB T B e aiive I Rasias, ‘a8 | POWDER. William B, and Bessie Lutz to Eda and Brockton, Mass, & - > 60% 6135 Vigorit ..... 4% B |Henry Ickelheimer, lot on W line of Baker @ years 6 months and 7 days. SUGAR. street, 100:1 S of Washington, also 155:3% N | N—1n this city, June 7, 1904, Isabelle. J e B B L O Manuel S. and Obiling | Hana P Co. — 1lic |Kilauea 8 C.. — 4 Ry Tinte Tonperationd $¢ Chatatian Bk | ter of Manuel e | Homeats e 11 19 (Makawell & 34% Zry | tum, lot on N line of Halght street, 156:3 W | Brunn, a native of San " Onomes 8§ C. 26 21% | L3 ot om O ne ol . B, e e Yond ¢ | M BB C 74 Sl baanhau BC, 18 - — W P = - | MISCELLANEOUS. S. corner of Washington and Locust llreeu. BURKE—-In San Lorenzo_Cal., June 7, 1904, | |Oceanic 8 Co. 3% 4% 814 by E sift, Emma Burke, wife of Thomas Burke, and Pac Aux FA. 5 ¢ muel J. and Lillian M. Eva to Henry A. Harold and Clar- Pac C Borx.156 161 | King, lot on N line of Clay street, 68:8 E of Maple, E 28 by N 100; $10. nonn A King to Annie H. King to same; ctite, aged to attend the e ¥Friends Morning Session. ral Thursday, June 9, at 2 o'clock. In- Board— nt San Lorenzo Cemetery $5.000 Cal G & B Gen M & C T Bs. " Bantel K, and Mary E. Hall to Louis K. this cfty 1904, Mary A.| §5°000 Northern Ry of Cal 8 per cen and Bertha Hagenkamp, lot on NP corner of er of J , and_gousin of | $7.000 S I Cal 1st con Ds (stamped). Fifteenth and Church streets, N 385 by E 75; Bigley, a native of San Fran- R S s10. papers please COpy.) Same to Catherine A. Wachhorst (wife.of Mercantile Trust : ment private Spring Valley Water Co. N. B.), lot on E line of Church street, 35 ) TER -In this city, June 7. 1904, infant P CR R 6 per cent. 1 of Fifteenth. N 50 by E 75; $10. son of Harry P. and Edith Crozier, & native Northern Ry of Cal 6 per cent.107 00 Nels M. Pearson to Altred J. Asplund, lot | Francisco, Cal Spring Valley 6 per cent 1105 00 | on N line of Twenty-second street, 5 W of JoY —Friends and acquaintances are re- Spring Valley 6 per cent, cuh 103 873 | Church, W 25 by N 114; $10. efully ins to attend the anniversary Spring_Val 4s (34 mtge). 98 50 Mary A. Carroll vs. John Abrams et al. to £ Dempsey, at St. James Sacto Elect G & Ry 5 per cent. 87 26 | J. V. Campbell, lot on 8 line of Fifteenth Thursday morning at 9 o'clock. Afterncon Session. ktreef, 125 W of Sharom, W 25 by § 100; Oakland, Cal., June 6, 1904, Mrs. | Board— $2000. ter of John Whalen of 25 California Wine Assoclation Eliza Leddy to Thomas Twohig, lot on E Hamlin of & 10 Paauhau § P Co, & 90. line_of Noe street, 86 S of Cumberland, 8 23| Alabama, aged 46 years 16 Spring Valley Water Co. by _E 105; $10. | J. E. Galvin to E. M. Galvin, lot on 8 line of Twenty-fourth street, 125 W of Dolores, W | 25 by 8 114; $10, Ella A. McKenzle to Edward A. Younger, 1904, Richard the late William and June 7, brother of Willias ST ez Unlisted Securities. . aged 41 year lot on NE line of Madison street, 275 SE of and Hoston, Mass, papers — Harrison, SE 22:11 by NE 75; $10. MISCELLANEOUS BONDS. Geo and Hannah de Urloste to George A. » of funersl hereatter. Remain Bid. Ask.| Bi4. Ask. | Hoertkorn, lot on NW line of Folsom street, lors C. O'Connor & Co.. 767 | may CPC 6s. 981, 0% S Pcnu 100 | 200 NE of Seventh, NE 25 by NW 80: $10. ww«" Third and Fourth. B L Wat 68115 C o Daniel Buckley to Benjamin M. Gunn, lot on n this city, June 6, 1904 Maris| Cal NW Be.. — old street, 250 NE of Ninth, native of Ireland, aged 55 Years. | M C Wat 55.100 2 NE 25 by SE 5, quitclaim deed; $1. June 7, 1904 Bernar- | Ris 1 Wksds — 10715 Suttr-st | “'Annie E. Davies or Davis (wife of George) beloved wife of Frank | SF Drdk 5s — IITL, UR of SF 4‘ 'IE’,Q "5‘ { to Jokn H. Edwards, lot on SW corner nf‘ f Edva Foran, daughter | SF & NP fe. — 111% Lake reet and Twentieth avenue, S 104 by t and sister of May | MISCELL, o1 'mc KS. W 107:6; gift = eresa Fett, a native of { 4, g '-Qn L_F_‘ . o8 - 20 Abraham B. Johnson to Mariett Johnson. lot aged 4 years e s 209 | on W line of Tenth avenue, 209:9 N of Clem- (= and acquaintances are respect-| a1 o Mils 80 SRR .vu m"‘ | ept street. N 34:9 by W 120; ift v attend the funeral to-MOTTOW | ot GaECor, 45 IN Cal P Co. 1014 11 | Emma and Alphonzo Harrington to Marcus k. from her late| ¢3) Powder.. — 150 |Oak Bk Sav ? 22 | G. and Annte Johnson, lot on W line of Elev- street, thence to 27 {Oak T Con.. | enth avenue, 325 S of H street, S 25 by W a r Fillmore and | 106F Hall' A 6 | 120 st0. | r"nu'vm mass will be | Orpheum Co.. 16y | Marcus G. and Annie Johnson to E. B. t e of her soul, com- | Pacc Hailett to same; $10. Interment Holy Annle and Leon Lemos to Henry G. Meyer, lot on E line of Nineteenth avenue, 300 S of | East Dynm.. — L street, § 50 by E 120; $10, DpntPwd pfd — Thomas Ryan to Thomas A. K. Ryan, lot corner of Forty avenue and U street, W 240 by N 100; §: v Same to Jeremiah B. Ryan, lot on W line of Forty-third avenue, 100 N of U street, N 150 by W 240: $10. Ducas Company (corporation) to George line of Army street, 1136:6 Do com .. on NW. FN Bk, Oak.120 R 1nC pfd. June 6, 1904, Mary, Do com . Michael King. and a native of County 4 | Lon& SF Bk — \ 74 years Morning Session. NE of Columbla place, NE 180 by SE 28, | 7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- Street— Precita Valley, lots 234 to 236, qmtclnlm‘ : e e e joy | $5:000 United R R or 8 F 4 per cent.. 78 2% | 450 AL 0/ 1oy b, gullivan (by Mae Sullivan, | street, Berkeley, thence . exeoutrix) to Oscar Heyman, undivided fourth | irch, ‘where & requiem Receipts of Produce. of ot 52, block B, Park lane; $125. lebrated for the rt.'hl*ft Ellen Sullivan to same, undivided three- & at 9:30 o'clock. In- ey g fourths of same; $10. . Oakland. PR SDREDAT) JUME ¥ Loulse Glassen to Herman Stumme, lot on & June 3, 1904 { Mlour. qr ek . tons + 222 corner of Seventh avenue and M street, 42 Julta D. Lee, be- | Wheat, ctls 1,639 Tallow, ctla’ 220 318 | J¥"C0 106, block 140, Central Park; $1 | « and L. Eugene | Beans, sks 968/ Hides, No. - 93 “hlen M. D. Thyarks (wife of H._W.) to ew York, aged 64 years| Corn. ctls ... 000/ Leather. rolls .. 135 | slcxandrine Leblanc, lot 5. block B, Rafircad . i S oI e Homestead Association: 810, 0 cktor - o< b . - Christopher A. and FElizabet tachle to | o Eacusa {:X:;..‘eo‘n“&f Onions, eks ... 100i Frandy, gals ... | Bernhard Getz, 1ot on NE line of Persia street, R e ions diatpt. . LS 50 NW of London, NW 25 by NE 100, lot 5, Raymond and hia Leighton, | EASTERN block 3. Excelsfor Homestead: $10. { er of Ellen and the late Martin | Corn. ctls _.... 600/ Cornmeal ctls.. 500 Estate of Willlam Ryan (by James §. Ryan, e of Calif: , aged 39 years ALIAN, | administrator) to }\'. E Me lure; Tot 15, block | will take place to-day Onior 2_ONell & Haley ract: $45¢ ocloc - X ;t!m(,m’_; Potatoes, ks . e~ e A | g F- McClure to Josephi B. Coryell, !nme:! Sodeat, 305 Montgomery wnoe. thencs to St. I urch for | Potatoes, eks .. Julius C. Reis to William W. Prince, lots 7 | ervices, Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. and 8 block 98' Rels Tract: grant. | LOWENBERG—In Fruitvale, June 6, | h\?:km:"‘"~;?‘ 19:::";!‘ ::Nfiner. lots 22 and 30, | SO0, s i il wen o s and | — 4 Eame to Margaret 3. Allan, lot 3, block 1, | g 7 0 STOCK EXCHANG! | came tract: grant | a ‘native of San | and Madge O'Kane, wing were the sales on the San Same to Dominick F. ears 4 months and 16 | n - | cisco Stock and Exchange Board yes : |10t 5, Mock 1. same tract; grant. E7Friends and acquaintances are respect. | Morning Seksion 2o 1 Adelins 3. Ferre, lots 6 and 7, bloek fted sttend the funeral to-day | 200 Belcher . 2 < s A I 7 10 o'clock, from A Forl g R et TN Binge, lots 42 and 10 o 2 D Yello NOE L R IR e ] . eox et Tobert G. Byxbee to Edith 8. Nott (wife of | - G Afte P Charles P.), lot on N line of Burrow street. { Rt “ . ”";”!‘ 1-';;‘|_""-‘d o o | 51 W ot Holyoke, W 63 by N‘l"CL lots 22 a‘nd e 7 v | Alpha ... Goul Cur. 3. block jiroad-avenue Homestead; also ~ M]”‘,-‘"J’;m;b;'?;“vo(“‘}‘"’:f’; 200 A 13| 100 Mexican 120 jot r:n comer of Henry and Bowdoin and beloved father of ana] 32 gfl o %‘; 'l’t"’;'i); THE 40 Breete. E 30 by N ll'\n,.!lnt 18, block l:‘t:v. Rail- Sward JaSlen & mative o edo road-avenue Extensfon Homestead: gl dward M 14“‘ 'fm";‘na\ x;vhx«_lo “md 400 Exchequer w 100 Yellow Jacket. 28| Margaret Herold to Christopher Staeble, lots | - - 161 W. 0. W, T ©Of| 100 Challenge Con 20| | € to 8 block 9, Sunnyvale Homestead Assocla- the ‘pariors of _Gantner PACIFIC STOCK BXCHANGE, | tion: $10. . : strect, between Eighth | poiowing were the sales on the Pactfic | BuildersSOontongi- | S Exchange yesterday: Auguste and Hortense Faure (owners) with tock E B ¥ ¥ June 7. 1804, Julla Morning Session. Telix Marcuse (contractor), ——— architect— rge L. Martin, duuxh-I Chalk P 20/ 300 | All work for a two-story frame building on E novan and the late Dan-| 100 Challenge o | 300 Yellow Jacket. 27 | jipo of Second avenue, 200 N of Clement, N 25 sister of Mre, J. Nunan | 100 Ophir 4 301 200 Yellow Jacket. 28 | by E 120; $4300 ) Feraner. Mrs_ L.| 600 Utah ..0..... | “3onn P. Leonara (ownen with Charles M. | Triest and J a native of Rnp-‘ A""T""" Session. Lindsay (contractor), architect John McHenfye— L Mass., 10 months and | 100 Alpha ....... 12| 500 Overman 32| All work for a two-story and basement frai ¢ | 200 Belcher < 200 Potosi 18 building (four fiate) on NE corner of Guerr - § > Friends and acquaintances are respect- | 200 Caledonia Scorpion 19 and Elizabeth streets, N 41:8 by E 100; $6550. s attend the fgneral to-morrow | 100 Con C & V.1 4215 corplon 18 Leontine Blum (owner) with Y oclock, from the resl-| 200 Gould & Cur. 28 200 Sierra 42 Durnford (contractors), architect dence of her mother, 700 Third street. Ouk-} 200 Gould & 41 dorfler—All work except painting,.shades, gas nence to the Church of the Imima. u-| 300 Mexican A 30 | fixtures and eles work for a three-story and wception, where a solemn requiem | 100 Ophir 4 300 200 Yellow 31! basement frame building (flats) on SE corner mass will be celebrated for the rcpose | | of Central avenue and Clay street, $ % by | commene at 8 o'clock. In-| TONOPAH MINING EXCHANGE. | E 100; $11.137. Mary's Cemetery, Oakiand. | Following were the sales on the San Fran- | ghan (owner) with Daniel Powers | In Oakland, 5, 1904, Dora | cisco and Tonopah Mining Exchange yesterday: . architects William Mooser and b-yr;hl "\'lb ,' - I]’(l('r;, \‘:Illd Morning Ression. Bolles—All work for a on lslflry of Mrs. Joseph Raymond an - | o =i 200 Mon | frame building on lot on NW corner of Lom- Charles and John Peters, 2000 Brunswick 16/ 300 Mont Ton ...1 85 04 anq Fillmors streets, N 30 by W 110; Germany, aged 61 years 10 | 1200 Feperanza 011 500 Rescue .. 08 ciin ey | 12,200 MacNamara 21| 500 Ray & O'Rrien 0f | 1100 | 3000 MacNamara . 22| 88 Ton Belmont Miry Uten (wite of .3,/ owner) Jwith Ed" nde and acquaintances mre respect- | %300 MACNOTETA . 02 T08 Ton Saimont. . ward Ginley (contractor), plans by owner—All | invited to attend the fumeral om | > =~ o, ay.. work except grading, concrete, foundations, | Wednesday, June §, 2 o'clock, from her | Afternoon Session. | painting, gas fixtures and shades for a t te residence. 1402’ Seventeenth street. In- ( 500 Esperanza 24 | Hory frame bullding (flats) on lot on NE | rment Mountain View Cemetery. {320 Bvtom 25 | corner of Clement mac“:nd Thirteenth ave- S—1In this city, June 61904, Helen, 08 | nue, E 45 by N 100; $33 ihe dear und only child of Kate Peterson | 1000 MacNamara . 38 e e e e G o and the late Frederick Petersor, and grand- CIN JOTA’ : * : Sueter of Mrs. B A. Partingion, & native | CLOBING \QUOTATIONS. Late Shipping Intelligence. f Omkland, Cel., aged 7 vears 7 months TUESDAY, Juns 7— p. m. and )3 days - ¢ = ¢ Bld Ask. | H ARR! . OPER—In thia clty. = June 1904, Manuel | Ajpha 7 PP B"z 1 wm?nmdu- June T m-, 2 native o rida. ¥ g Alta w 68| Kentuck 02 o4 < ’ : R _in this city, June 6 1904 Timothy, | Andes 15 16| Kayes 1151 20| Fonghong, e s Y o B beloved sor. of Julla and the late Pay: | Peicher 31 32| Lady W vs =08 ! trom Honotuin ¢ rick Regan, und brother of Katle, Patrick, | Best & Beich.1 25 1 35 Mexican 115120 DOMESTIC PORTS. Julise, May and Whiie Regan, Mrs. W. | Bullion 15 .1 82| ks Pl < S Nilen end Mrs. F. Sfiva, & native of San | Caledonia ... % 4 4| COOS BAY—Sailed June 7—Stmr Cgarina, Francisco, aged 32 years 7 months and 13 | Challenge Con 7 ! 49| for San Franclsco. days Chollar ... 18 ISLAND PORTS. (£ The tuneral will take place to-morrow 8 ;3, HONOLULU—Sailed June T—Stmr Nevadan, Kl Biorats S s S 25 27 for Kahului; U 8 stmr Albany, for Kiska: b s oy A'"""":‘l']‘rw‘:fl‘({:m":hm 20 = 1; ship Aryan, for Delaware Breakwater; Br | P o > l, - o 3 L , <here a requiem high mass will be cele | Crown Point, Sitver TN . 48, B1] T i S T bk s, urated for the repose of his soul. commenc- |t Louls .... 00 10 Iquique; schr Defender, hence Mas 20; Br ing at 10 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross | Syndicate .... 03 04 | gtmr Dorle, hence June 1 e Cemetery Unfon Con 45 47| . R lt'urr. R—1In this city, June 6, 1904, Emi! Jtah 5 18 . beloved son of Willium and Mari R(ch- Yellow 30 31 " and brother of Theodore C. & - % Frieda M. and Gl-rln.\de mcma. H MINEE, vative of Baltimore, aged years, : Bid. Ask. months and 22 days. -lmhdelphu and 07| Ray & O'Brien 05 07 Washington, D. C., papers please copy.) 20|Ray Tonopah.. 11 14| 7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- Gold Con. 02! Rescue 05 o months can have their paper forwarded rully invited to sttend the funeral to-day | Jim Butler —| . 66 68| (Weanesday), at 1:30 o'clock, from the resi- | Little Ton i ey’ dence of the parents 1335 Howard street, | Lucky 03 051 10 between Ninth and Tenth, and thence -by | MacNamars B 12 14 lectric funeral car to Cypress Lawn Ceme-| Mizpah Ex =] y.. 368 37 iory, Jeaving Eighteenth and Guerrero streets | Mont Ton - 190 of Nev.7 871 § 25 at 2:30 o'clock. Paymaster . * —{Te TR ROSEMOND—In the City and County Hos-| Ray Exten .. - 18 NIGHT OF IRISH MUSIC__The recently | m—— organized Irish Pl Club, which has f HENRY J. CALLACHEz co, | California Stockand Oil Exchange | giiec: e stasy and perpeuation o?:{..?{ ot s e, wiil give (Buccessors_to r.n—%;m = Askea, | ment and bal o8 Bext :‘ddw evening, June 1 Wm DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS, 4 ‘4 |Gances which have made Irish hearts Fifth st., opposite Lincoln School. @ | during centuries of oppression and which bre- South 80, 59 | scrved the national history will be renderea 9 [ ibls occasion. It is expected that a full house ow on_in whi UNITED UNDERTAKERS. 8| Greserving of, the. music of Treland) 1o nevd. - Directors and Embaimers— — in Metropolitan Temple, 19100 MEXICO CITY, —] Corral NOW E MISSION. Tel. South 167. 158 | tne Duparcment b Ine it e iy Between Fourth and Fifth, near Firth st 1 17 50 to-night for Vice President in lhe "wm“" Fipest Bquipments at Moderate rates. 28 | convention here after an exciting session. i ¢ | count progresses. TRUCKEE RIVER CONDITIONS ARE BAD FOR THE TROUT The High Water Has Washed Out the Fish Ladders and the Trout Are Injured. TRUCKEE, June 7‘-—Neve‘r within the recollection of the oldest inhabitant has there been such a scarcity of trout in this section of the Truckee River. The unprecedented high water is, to a great extent, responsible for this con- dition, but the lack of fish ways at the dams in the lower reaches keep the fish from their natural spawning grounds. It is proposed that the fish commissioners of California and of Ne- vada meet and take steps that will re- sult in the enforcement of the laws relative to the construction of fish lad- ders, Starting up the river from Reno, the big dam for the electric light com- pany has a sheer fall of twelve feet without any passage for the finy tribe. The immense dam at Floreston had a | fish ladder, but the high water has dis- arranged it so that it has become of no material use. These obstructions keep the big fish of Pyramid Lake from get- ting up here and makes the catching of a fair-sized fish a ten days' effort. The catches of this year have been! small and the old flshermen are wait- | ing for the fall of the river. There | should be some good fly fishing shortly, but at the present time the smaller streams are bringing down so much fish food that the trout find all they wnnt to eat without an effort. —_—————————— OVERTURNING OF A LAMP STARTS A LIVELY BLAZE House, Barn and Chicken Sheds on Essex Avenue Are Damaged by Fire. A lively blaze resulted from the; overturning of a coal ofl lamp lut | night in the kitchen of James Marion’s | residence, 12 Essex avenue. Marion's | | house and barn were badly damaged, | as were also several chicken sheds, the | property of Mrs. Mary Stevenau. A double alarm was turned in from box 574 and the department experi- enced much difficulty in extinguishing the blaze. The damage amounts to about $2500, partly covered by in-. surance, —_—————— REPORTS OF CONDITION OF CONSUELO EXAGGERATED | Dowager Duchess of Manchester Not as Il as Reported—Cancels Engagements. LONDON, June 7.—Consuelo, Dow- ager Duchess of Manchester, has can- celed some of her engagements owing | to illness, but there is no indication that her condition is critical as has | been reported in the United States. The Duke and Duchess of Manches- | ter left London yesterday on their way to Ireland. NOTABLES ARE MARRIED IN ROYAL PRESENCE Before Great Gathering Grand Duke of Mecklenburg-Schwerin Takes Princess as Wife. GMUNDEN, Upper Austria, June 7. The marriage of the Grand Duke of Mecklenburg-Schwerin and the Prin-| cess Alexandria, daughter of the Duke of Cumberland, was celebrated here to-day in the presence of many mem- bers of royal families and a great gathering of other distinguished per- sons. —_————————— | BATTER DOWN DOORS e AND ARREST NEGRESS' Strenuous Measures Taken to Im- prison Colored Woman Accused of Blackmailing Platt. NEW YORK, June 7.—Detectives to-night battered down the heavy | | front door at the residence’ in this city of Mrs. Hanna Elias, the negro woman who is charged with obtain- { ing nearly $700,000 from aged John blackmail. Then they R. Plait by placed her under arrest. ————————— MAJORITIES INCREASING. Returns Show That Oregon Republi- cans Win Signal Victory. PORTLAND, Or., June 7.—That the Republican party in this State scored an overwhelming victory yesterday is being made more apparent as the Returns from isolat- ed counti re coming in slowly, but those already received show that, like the more populated districts, the citi- zens voted strongly for the Republican ongressional nominees. Congressman Binger Hermann has been re-elected in | the First District with a majority of | about 7000, while J. N. Williamson, the | Republican nominee in the Second Dis- | trict, rolled up a majority of 10,000 and later returns may swell this estimate somewhat. The next Legislature will be Republi- can by a good majority and Renubli- cans were elected to most of the county i omces. —_————— Trace Is Lost of Cape May Cup. . NEW YORK, June 7.—The case of the missing Cape May cup, won by his Majesty's yacht, the Brittania, prom- ises to become famous, says a Herald dispatch from London. It is reported that diligent search for the trophy has | been made at Windsor Castle, but no trace of it can be found. A careful record is kept of all thé items of furn- iture, silver and gold ornaments at the j castle, but the only trophy there is his Majesty's Ascot gold cup, which Per- simmon won in 1807. The inspector at the Castle believes such a trophy would never have been sent to Wind- sor, but would have been kept at San- dringham with his Majesty’s other tro- phies, which are very numerous and include many yachting and racing cups and prizes won at agricultural shows. A careful search ig’'to be made at San- dringham. e ———— Schooner in Distress. A two-masted lumber schooner with a darge deck load, which apparently had shifted, wr- sighted off the Far- allones yesterday afternoon. In the rigging were two men signaling for a tug. The towhoat Sea Rover was.dis- patched to the vessel's assistance. The Rover started out af 2 o'clock and could_hardly reach the schooner be- fore 5. 1If the vessel is at all water- logged and difficult to tow it will be early this morning before she is brought into port. The schooner’s plight was reported by the weather bureau man on the Farallones, who could not make out her identity. —————— Steamer Coptic Arrives. The Pacific Mail Steamship Com- pany's Coptic arrived last night from Oriental ports and anchored in the stream. The Merchants’ Exchange launch broke down while on its way out to the big vessel and its occupants were unable to board her. A white- hall boat came to their rescue and brought them back to shore. The Cop- tic will dock this morning. ————————— Funeral of Mrs. Clemens. FLORENCE, Italy, June 7.—A funeral service of the simplest char- acter took place to-day over the body of Mrs, Samuel L. Clemens in the Villa Quarte. n WEDNESDAY,' JUNE 8, 190 ANGRY POSSE HUNTS FIEND Indignant Crowd of Men Are Searching for a Man Who Attacks Two Children LYNCHING MAY RESULT s Little Boy Tells His Story! and Father Starts in Pursuit Vowing Vengeance S Special Dispatch to The Call. | LOS ANGELES, June 7.—Scouring every nook and corner of the nine miles between Norwalk and this city, a large posse of enraged ranchmen is expected at any moment to capture a vile wretch and string him up to the | nearest tree. The crowd is led by the | father of two little children who were brutally abused on the public road, and | summary vengeance will be wreaked If | the man is caught. | An attack upon Pearl O'Connel, 7 years old, and daughter of V. A. O'Con- nell, a prosperous ranchman of Nor- walk, was committed this afternoon while the child was with her brother | g2i.q Satterwhite says civil proceed- Varney, a boy of 9 years. The lad was | ings cost too much money. beaten with a club by the flend and, —_————————— forced to run for his life. ;SAV JOSE LAD GOES The scene was about a quarter of a AWAY MYSTERIOUSLY | mile from the O’Connell ranch and a | mile and a half from Norwalk. The Twelve-Yc&r-Old Boy Suddenly Leaves ,chlldren were walking home, when a School and Police Cannot - Find Him. I | stranger accosted them and tried to | r ttl irl £ brother's R I A SAN JOSE, June 7.—Ross Stevenson, a 12-year-old boy, has been missing | ! side. The boy resisted and was beaten, from his home in this city since Fri- | after which his siter was dragged |away. She ran screaming in the di- rection of her home and attracted the | day, and the police have been unable attention of the father, who immedi- | t; fnq any trace of him. The boy at- “G‘::l’_' e 3.’0'0'::“"‘&:9:;%'; otMt?enct:lh"iE tended the Horace Mann School in the dren,‘ca.me upén‘ the boy In the road forenoon of that day, but after lunch | | and hearing the story from his lips &t noon he did not return. His father, | started after the brute and succeeded ga nMIl'efl:i;%'f:?fi er'esu;e:“ n-!l 83:43“‘:3': |In getting a glimpse of him.as he [, about two dollers he had om | deposit in a local bank. He had an- | nounced that he was gomg into the dodged through the willows. | Friends joined the father - | Berryessa district to pick cherries and A good description is given by those |, €% 0y o™ e is around the county brother in the search. | who saw the man, as follows: Height, rlom iy {five feet eight inches; weight, 140 |0 some of the fruit farms. —_———— pounds: 25 to 30 years of age; dark complexlon. with a very small brown | GILROY GIRL WILL BE | mustache; dark coat and blue over- | COUNTY STL‘\'OGRAPH!-E talls; carried a small bundle and wore | light colored soft hat and tennis shoes. | santa Clara Supervisors Appoint a BROKER SHOOTS AND KILLS MEMBER OF STOCK EXCHANGE Richard E. Pruesser Fires Fatal Shot at Miles McDonnell, a Busi- ness Associate, ALBANY, N. Y., June 8.—Richard | E. Pruesser, a well-known broker of | this city, shot and killed Miles M- | Donnell, a member of the Boston | Metropolitan Stock Exchange, early | this morning. Both men were inter- ested in the company and had been on amicable terms unmtil just before the tragedy. Pruesser, heavily, left a restaurant, office and got a shotgun. He then went to the Tenecyck, Hotel, where McDonnell was stopping, and went to McDonnell's room. As soon as Mc- Donnell opened the door Pruesser shot him dead. ———————— WOMEN, FIGHT WHEN EVICTION IS ATTEMPTED San Bernardino Landlord Gets Into Trouble When He Tries to Oust Undesirable Tenants. | SAN BERNARDINO, June 7.—The| obstinate resistance Mrs. Rachel White and her daughter are offering to the efforts of their landlady’s son, Walter Satterwhite, to evict them for non- payment of rent is the topic of con- | versation here. The young man's lates* move was an attempt to close | up tue entrance to the building by naliling boards across the door. The women pounced upon him and put him to flight. He was arrasted |and warned that he would be locked up without benefit of ball if he per ! who had been drinking went to his | and e Successor to Mrs. Frank CORNERSTONE IS LAID Benson. | | WITH FITTING CEREMONY | SAN JOSE, June 7.—Miss Mabel | Phelps of Gliroy was to-day elected county “stenographer by the Board of | Supervisors. She takes the place of | Miss Lillian L. Alexander, who, a few days ago, became the wife of Justice Frank Benson. The office carries a sal- ary of $150 a month. e Twenty Persons Killed in Mine. . MADRID, June 7.—Twenty persons | were killed to-day by an explosion of | fire damp in a coal mine near Oviedo. First Move in Construction of Car- negie Library at Woodland Is Made. WOODLAND, June 7.—With impos- | ing ceremonies the cornerstone of the new Carnegie library was laid In this city to-day. The principal ceremony was that of the Masonic fraternity, its highest State officer, Most Worshipful Grand Master Nutting, officiating. He was assisted by Grand Orator Monrce | and the local Masons, who attended in la body, escorting the grand officers | from Masonic Hall to the site. Speeches | were made by Hon. A. W. North, Mrs. W. P. Craig, C. W. Thomas and D. A. Ralfour, representing the civic and in- | austrial bodies. —_— e———— WANTS MONEY TO REPAIR | DAMAGED REPUTATION | Monterey County Rancher Sues Sole- | dad Citizen for $10,000 Because He Was Acused of Dishonesty. SALINAS, June 7.—A suit for $10,000 damages was filed this morning in the | Superier Court by Thomas Brinan, a wealthy rancher of San Ardo, against T. F. Wiley of Soledad, also a prom- | inent rancher. The plaintiff, in a sen- sational complaint. alleges that the de- | fendant said in the presence of the Board of Supervisors and cthers that | the plaintiff was defrauding the county | Other Snta Fo Trainds | on road work and was guilty of a fel- | ony. | ‘Washington Evening School were held I Monday night at Native Sons’ Ha]l. | The programme included addresses by Mayor Schmitz, District Attorney By- | CALIFORNIA Nmflfl“ RY. co' SAN FRANCISCu ANU NORTH PACIFI3 ington, School Directors Mark and RAILWAY COMPANY. Roncovieri and Superintendent La g- don of the city schools, a minstrel vy Tiburon Ferry, Foot of Market Strest., san saw marazz| | tertainment, a ‘“legal travesty” members of the graduating class and c1sco To WEEK DAYS—7:30, $:00, 9:00, 11:00 a. m.; l"35 2:30, 3:40, 5:10, 5:50, 6:30 and 11:30 | i RAILWAY BA"EL Santa fe \ 8/ CALIFO&NIA LIMITED TO CHICACC LEAVES MONDAYS and THURSDAYS at 9:30 a. m,, through in 3 days, with diner and all trappings. ' & m.] gor Stockton, TFresno, Bakerafield, | & M- [ Merced, Hanford and Visalia. P m. (0{ Stockton. 00 p. m. for Kansas City, Grand Canyos and Chicago. TICKET OFFICES—641 Market St. and | Ferry Depot, S. F. Also 1113 Broad- | . Oakland, Cal. 37 South First St.. San Jose. —_—— WASHINGTON EVENING SCHOOL. | Many Bright Boys and Girls Win Di- plomas and Certificates. The graduating exercises of the 8:00 p. 00 songs by pupils of the school and others. | Those that received diplomas and | certificates were: | High School Department: Diplomas, graduate—Gerald Harry Catanla. Graduate— | Willlam Gustave Rahe, Irwin Frederick Roth- | man, Takinosuke Yanagisawa. Certificates— Ida Baglietto, John Bellando, Ronald Bisse George Dangla Mlurdnylvl‘:nn trip at 1:30 p. m. post | SUNDAYS—7:30, 8:00, 9:30, 11: b a m; . 3:40, 5:10, 6:30, 11:30 p. m. SAN RAFAEL TO SAN m:cnoo. WEEK DAYS—6:05, €:30, 7:35, 2 James Fitzgerald. Wil Gargurevich, Andrew clch, George Hauser, Otto Hoffmann, Joseph Jacobs, Frank Jones, Walter Krausgrill, James Lang, Joseph Leitner, Milton Levy. Robert Mc- | to arrive at Fraxr Duror Trains leave and are dne Frox Juws 1, 194 (Foot of Market Street) Lrave — — ammie 7.00A Vacaville. Winters. Rumsey. 7.004 n—m; Sutsan, lhumnd l—- p ate '20m TJoAvneJq lu\ Roa, Mart ke 8.20m 7.30A lmo-. Lvnr-on ko ... 7.208 Shasta Hepress = (Via | Davinl, Wiiiiama (for Bartlett Sprines), Willowa. tFruto. Biuf, land, Tacoma, Seattle...... 7.508 .00 Davis. Woodland. Knights Landiag. Marysville, Oroviile 750 £.30a Port Costa, Martines. Antioch, Byron. Tracy, Stockion, New- < man. M Armona. Porierville 4208 830 Port Costa. Merced, Fresuo, . ford, . &50» £.30A Nihen San Gove. Livermors, St0ck ton. (+Milton). lone. Sacramento, Pincerville, Marysvilie. Chice, Red Biuft. st . 420w 20n Al rees O v? it A Atiantic Exp e 20a Martinez o 0 Secra ’” Bealcia, Winters. Sac nte, Woodiand, Knigbts Landing. Marysvilie, Oroville and way nd Way Stations beyond Por: Costa B.30P Yosemite Valley, via Berends snd Wawor B.30P Martinos. Tracy. Stockion. Lodi. 400 Martinez.8an Ramon. Valicjo, Napa, Cailstoga. Santa Rosa.. 4997 Niies. Traoy, Stockton. Lodl . . Niles, Irvington, San eid. Los Angoles. lu-ro, Costa. Tracy, Stockion L3 fles and San Jose Eas, via Tows Costa Satsua, ira. Davis, Sacrsmenta, Col- B press—Sac Marysviile, l-«nu. Puriiand. Puget Sound and East. 8.85p Reno P Pasae Port Costa, Sul- ‘sua, Eimira. Davis. Secramento, Truckee, Lake Tahoe, snd Way Stations beyond Sacramento.... 7.508 Niles and San Jove (Sua- 7 oniy) . 11504 Ll Troos 5t Maricet Stroot) 00" Biom “Tasa Senta Cras ¥xcursion(Sunday ool) 8.16A Ne: rvilie, San Jose, New Aimaden. 1,08 Gatos, Folton Boulder Creek, Santa Crus sad Prineipal Way Stations 4.16p Newark. 3an Jose, Los .lm n‘ ND HAR » . 38554 Ma SA ASA\CIMU. y..fl‘.?,';.mflm 100 300 6.1 '!h 200 4 Mg hn: o.u&umn l‘oo( of Broadway — 16: u- 12.00 00 ». AST LIPM (Tiroad Gangs) (Third an whaend lm))' (3] fi. 8an Jose and Way Stations. 17 GDA San Jose and Way Stations. 7.16A Monterey and Sants Cruz Hxeur sion (Sundwy oniy). LOA New Almaden (Tues., Prid.. oniy’ 8.00a The Coaster—Stops only Sab_Jose, Gliroy (connection for Hollls ter). “Pajaro, Castroville (cos- ection to and from erey and Pacific Grove), Salinas, Sem Ardo, Paso Robles. Sanie Mar principal stations thence Surf (connection for Lompoc), principal stations (hence Santa Barbars.San Buena- Yentura, Montaivo, O: & rd, Bur- 9.004 San Jose. Tres Pinos, Capitols, SaniaCruz, Pacifc Grove, Saltn: Sun Luls Oblspo and irl-el Way Stations nz; San Jose aud 11304 Santa Ciara, Jose, and Way Stations 30p Sau Jose and Way Stations . 80P Del Monte Fxpress—Santa Clars, San Jose. Dei Monte, Mopterey, Pacific Grove (conneets at Sauts 83im 5409 ll& 410 ifster, Tres Pinos, st Pajaro for Capitola. Santa Cruz at Castre- tions (except Sunds, ). 385 SanJoseand Principal 450 Sweec % Kl Pasa, k. Com- pects at Pajaro for Santa Craz and st Castroviile for Pactc . Los Augeles. Deming New Of anns, New For rove and Way S o M Deresfori. e mont. San wir Oaks, S South Sun Francfseo. Milibra. lingame. San Mateo, Beimont, o Menio Park. snd Fuio Alto. 9.459 neatn View, s yaie. Lawrence. Sante Ciars A San Jose... 19.45m ;!unn.y onty Monday only. B, Iy only. Glllen, Bessie Norton, Hynek Poswa, Arthur jusalif Ragsdale, Harry Schribli, Wesley Smith, Kane | T S " S . Tan! ", Yoshikata Torfi, Moichi Yamaguchy. | Tyoew T Sum SUBURBAN SERVICE., STANDAKD GAUGE. G School, minth grades Denman K Jeek | Sun- { Destina- Depart from San Francisco, week days, at me —Elvira T. Dondero. Bridge medal- | Do | days - ST T O e 1 ist sohn M. Hencken, Ernst A. Warren. | 1340 & m. Sausailto only). 12:20, 1:45. W. shington medalists—Jjoseph M. de Quards, 4:00, 4:35, 5:16 5:30, 6:3 9:00, 10 nk J. Nowak. Ignacie. 11 p. m. sund-ys and Ieflnl hunda\l. depart Casella, Rudolph J. Csella, Anni g 00 p| i g A T T hlndedu:r‘:l‘“x:fi\lnl.mg. 4 ‘615. 52 F 16 B-16, D-00, 1030 1133 Botd, Bwar P. Gurcteant Tawrose 7. St gan, Eugene J. Galatoire, Emil . Galatoire, e - I7 Arflv.‘ at San Franciaco, wesk days. :17. Peter J. Girard, John M. Hencken, Virgil D. | Y:30a| 7:30 45 a) o aris, 430, B:0B, 5:40, 8: .3 Horgan, Ciprand J. Jordan, Albert W, Lilion, | 3:00 3| 500 Bovade 2 7:35, 10:05, 11:23 p. m. On Sundays and Arthur ' Luceo, Maggio, Frank J.| 2:30Pf 9:30 Petaluma 20 pi 3 Ly rrive at 13:45, Avtbar Licss. Tmsk D. Magglo Weank X | $5i65] 3:00 s 25 5 m;:any-quu tralns arrive a berg, Albert B. Selna, Vivien L. Simmons, S Seasy' B 45 | For Fairfax. week days, Joseph A. Steffen, Albert J. Sturzinger, Wong & 7:30 30 20 a1 . m., 5:15 p. m. (ex. Ting, August Turpin, Emnst A. Warren. 8:00a| 8:00a Fuiton. 25 p jegal holidays, at 7:43, 8. ———— 2:30 p| 2:30 p s 45 p| 40 a. m., 12:20, 1:00, . m Cemmercial School Graduates. 7:004] 7:304 u'e';‘.'éf;?.',., - THROUGH TRAINS. ’ 3 & m. daily—Cazadero and way stations, The awarding of diplomas, an en- Lytton, & m., Sundays only—For Point Reyes, tertainment and a dance marked the | 2:30p| 2:30 ‘g’:‘{;",“ commencement exercises of the grad- | == 555 — teorint SRR e G S S a uating class of the Commercial High | 2:30 ;l zém; and Ukiah. u':r m.. dafly cmvl Saturday and Sune- School at Golden Gate Hall, 625 Sut- | T | Willits, 7:18 p. m.. ‘Sundays auly—'nr Point Reyes, ter street, last night. Superintendent | 7:30 -! 7:30al Sherwood. ou;._“ kil A Langdon made a short address and | -oo.l 8:00a| Gurneville and ' TIORET OFFICTE 628 awarded the diplomas. The commit- | pl 2:30 p| Camp Vacation. | 8:45 FERRY—Union Depot, foot of u-m st tee on entertainment comprised Miss 00 a| 8:00a L. E. Dinklage, chairman; Miss N. G. OD‘ 9 Sonoma, Rintoud, S. Hirsch and Miss S. Green- 8 e berg. Following is a list of the grad- ELEE uates: 30 p) Sebastopol. nna_ Albrecht, Chelsting Datels, Mn .| STAGES ccnnect at Santa Rosa for Wihite Xhrigan, Allce Meblop, B oses, Christine | Sulphur Springy and Mark West Springs: at s o oo gy i g R Fuiton for Burke's Sanitarium: at Lytton' for s tie Elise Dinklage, gy AR { M. Bralich, Myrtle Migel, Anna M Springs: verdale for the Boot: | Shinsaku Nakahara, Mary Stark, Julla B. Urp, | yile "“’,P"‘,‘.'.":.‘”S at_Hopland ‘or” Duncan | ! Tda Watson, tie Al B '-,',"_‘,‘“',"-g-fi--l Denegtl, y Sorines: at Ukiah for Vichs Boringa. S ratoga | = Sarment, Sarah Schwartz, Elsle Tahlerl, Olga Blue Lakes, Laurel Dell Lake, Witter * Via Gravity tar. Shrings, Upper Lake. Potter " Vall Srn Day's. Riverside, Lieriey's, Buckmoirs: ‘Hullville, Orr' Zachay, stella G. uB.llncFMld. Annie' 1. Dor- ey Nina Gordon” b ights, ille, Px be., Nina Gordon Rin ‘Ftrude Sanhedrin ' Hel E e Ehizabeth Smith and Annie Ward sua Springs. Halfway House Hot B Comptche, Shevens, Ho llnl. Mendocino City, Fort port, Bllmlcd Hirsch, A{::;leml. 52:‘1’ lhlvln‘: 3.'“» at Wllll'-l Ilu‘ M e el T T ville, cimmm Beirs Springs. Harria. i — e gens, Dyer, Garberville, h[ “What made her faint?” asked the | and sympathetic old lady. finnrdu to Monday round-trip tickets at re- duced ra replied the sour-faced | On '““‘-l tickets to all points s—Rounc-trip misogynist, “there was a good-looking | = Ticket mmu-}on Mn'n‘nnm“g Chrontele young man standing 5 ¥ right behin -“"“" her.”—Town and Country. ¢ S i ’é..."f»‘.‘.'.'.... TicxeT OFFICES fand SAUSALITO mi’.T:‘rTFfi' orth Shore Railroad) ey, Foot Market 5§,