The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 1, 1906, Page 4

NEWS OF THE COUNTII WIS DAVIS FIRES SHOT AT SENATOR SIMPSON. to His Office P | | i | this morning. As we wére passing the TOes Ulty Hall 1sabeile said, ‘Let’s go in and \J0CSs see Mr. Simpsoni, and 1 consented. insulted me and also or (hu morning by saying afigt {rg that he would Dot marry but that he would adopt her n child if he thought he was for my daukhter's p: We are from a Ken 1 we fiever forgiv thi= character, impson was Jury some time ago fot the betrayal of Miss Davis s6 of mirrligé and h ding. It was on Februar 7 announced that to Kill Him, but Aim Is Poor. Wrests the Weapon From ted by the al- Ve VVver pro is te: Senator Simpson were ¢ i 1CI’. | The engagement was denied t | son and then action was com: nenced by e i t l‘l‘Sult(‘d in the indic IR . |men tate Senator c 4 | ""Miss Dayis 1s a_tail, lithe blonde Mother Waiting in |, St g vears of age. She was forme: telephoné operatbr. She aay: and Simpson became engaged last Aug- ust WILL NOT PROSECUTE. state Senator Simpson will not pros ec d((‘ )ll!s Davis. He said: | consulted my 16y as to the course I Shoutd Bursue and ha veen advised to leave the natter of atfon 16 the eourt and jury the cast wherein 1 ani ¢h luction under promisg ¢f Reception-Room at the Time. wil try ged i~ tiat J am justified in | askailant on 8 chérge | s: it with intent to commit mur-| still 1 feel that such action on my would Huf servé to precipitate 8 ontroversy betiveen us in advance bf trial of my uperior Court. anvthitig at t she one whom jises While 1 know ing my murderpus sott, Wwho cenched the - that might Simpsonh nar te the midin dded in ssue_to the bac any t ned chair 1 know that I am innocent of the scrupi woman | cifarge preferred againat me by the in ane lictineri! récently found by the Grand e s uttered | Jury. ana I pfeter fo s upon the n hac her issue therein presented, in that | o i COMIS, | oase batabllsh Y in . —_—— e — ow 1 migsed s Fou KEARNEY'S GIFT DAKLAND GIVEN 50000 MORE| EXGITES SOLONS Relief Committee Ac- cepts That Additional Sum From City. This Makes Payment of $100,000 Promised by San Francisco. OAKXLAND, May, —The Oakland reitef comniittee hdk accepted an addi- tional $30,000 from the San Franciseo relief committee, i totel payment of 3100000, which was promised by the 3 bay egmimittéc as a contribution t a4 Welpiag the work of the Oak- tand people in caring for refugees from San Francigeo. At & closed meeting last night the Jakland executive committec discussed with I Stratton, representifig the San Fréncisco committes, the. bohd:- tons Under which the second instalts ment of the pledged $100,000 should be ceived. At the canclugion of the long ion anpouncement was made that | the check turned over by Stratton wes | taken with the understanding that it should be all the San Francisca com- mittee would pay under mesant condi- tions. Unofficially the reeeipt of the money 18 said to pe .in the interests of har- mony. Some friction was caused by a public declaration made several days 1go to the effect that the Sap Fran- o genérdl committee would refuse ta. p over the second $50,000 unless the siloons In this citv. were closed. Members of the Onkland relief commit- tee took exception tb the uifterance, as- serting that they had ng control over the matter of saloons,. open or closed. The mxemnu Jss taken before the Qity Coutcil, that body, by a vote of six to n\-e, tused to orier the sa- Toan# closed. The siloon men met the situation hy voluntarily closing from Saturday afterfoon until Monday morsi- ing and giving strict adherence to the Sitly, that 1] PROFESSORS OF UNIVE ISITY where 2 | ‘griculiural asd Vidiealtural Experts k- | at Perkeley €ay It Will Be | of Great Bemefit. RERKELEY, Mav 21 —Mingled with exprossions of pled from the uthoritles in on with quest of Theodore Kearney to the niy ty Is Keard toda <t that the TFresto viney have lived {0 assist in srdl Btation if the the funas for whick ta the university Arney’s will when ‘riist Company of ay showed thet the ¥ for the be- 1 of His entire’ estate ai Fresno, uled &l $750.000, on tHe University of california upon the condition that the State be used as a foundatiom for a vitieultural onductéd pices Professor B. J. Wickéon. dedn of the Agriguitural College, who had Rn Mr, Koardey for more than a score yeats, sala tbday: | Mr. Kearney often §poké to me of | & Gedire to ®o arrange WIS affairs that | property might revert ed to the university furtheraice of vitt Ithral investigation. His farm a model from an agricyltural ex standpoint. He tovk a deep inte il matters cohfiected with the | { { the S onnec 2 note of re- ardist could Miss Dad her, Mrs | ey ofce BXPECTS TROUBL confarence r office at the rged on was stition at Fresno to be undér the university’'s aus-| his ticed Miss Davis and into of | might be beckoned ith Smile 1 Sin awag | inner | 1o the recep- 1 T ev autior 4. retired hims of thesoll Forthing the Batein Grow, : omsd Miss Davis| o752 tiofi-was his life work, and “n-nL: aechicvenient is the gift ’ seating b ned Miss Davis to neures 4 greéat vitieuitural sta- t Fresno, with which his name always be assoclated.” sfeasor Biolettl of tie univer: ral depa Ald today: univeist 1| tioa ;| will P vitjcult “The gown her breast ty's and fited at now. through otnds bled freely oD her Tient BT Me Kearhey® bequest, be able to 6s- That enoned Miss a. | tablish at 1iesno an experiment station and the. fingers on her | andl instruction Schoel |ha§ will com- laceraief by the re.|Dare favorably with any of the uro- | pean viticultural stations. The gift is { ~ pecially timely. We haye Yong need- REFUSES 70 MARY HER. & sueh a sum of money. We have bgen ‘ 16 the récep- | Ereatly Tahdicapped by the irregula “report n» the pistol | ahd insufBcient “centributions for Lm | viticultoral dopartment. 1 belicve that the grape growing and wine making in- d to apen the door te cifire, Mrs. Davis saving f{c him, “Break dows the door; break down | Austry of this State. alreddy a greatdn b 80 Binfley Whs ubable to force -, will_be made intmessurably.| the goor and while he was throwing| ter by the use of Mr. Kearney's| the f eht of his boay againgt it| 5! { { and Mise | o <V, | toom by Taxes Soon Deélingnent. woman's re-| OAKLAND, May 8i. xes will be dellnquent in this county next Monday vour promise ks hivs | evening. should the WoMagys elose with | o 1 and | Sunday, according to the statemeént o: Foom | County’ .ax Coflector Barber tode Your | Ordinarily they would have been delifi- vepiied | quent on April 30, bit owing to the I wae the olidays the time has been extemjm thiut is to be born | Barber says, howéver, that.at’} wiclock ! *would adopt the | Monday cvenifig the taxos unpaid will | inz vo augliter, | be aeclared deliquent, and that he will =8 soon thereafter as possible begin to | the delinquent list for pabliea- | My office a8 been open ali dur- | ing the holidayk," said Barb and the eople will” have an opportunity be- iween how end Monday Joopay 1f ey iesite. ‘Therc is some $£00,000 1 due, ut I have yet to hear from the lorge m.r]m‘"\tmn! They. however, will come n &t the lasi moment. and a large part| »f this amount wil b wiped gut.” 1 oonier delivered him W AR ¥ 423 PREITY THERTS REPORTED. | OAKLAND, May 31.—C. 8. Johnson ot 951 Magnolta stroet. who 18 in charge | 3 aeake: naw operaben I1h s Ok iand harbor, reported the polic blades, val.t : §47. had been stolen from Tirst | et and -Broadway:s ©. A yrta that his room 4 Washing- stroet wae opiered last night with skeleton key und iawciry valued at | 7 was stolén. The home of Louis irbank, 1130 Webster street. was en- red thpeugh a rear window and aj atch and several rings were stolen. oeeph Shearer Teports that his room in he Catifornia House was entered and 12.75 stolen fromi the bureau drawer. ARt S to odaz thet four propolle: ed at 1son | had been no in us” Simpkon ha t us. hag he? he office of the askoc W e Chief of Pc him with the THIEVES ARE SDNTENCED. | “,,;",’,‘“h”“ ;h' OARKLAND, May 31.—John Weich and | pistol | rhomas Sullivan. who stole o case of | d that i1 Am & maod shot ans | ¥hisky from ip fromt af Gus Duiilke's i (him @ s0od sho 827 | ialoon at Seventh street and Broud- | cw that 1 had the guy | ¥&¥. and \William Burke and Kdward | Ny's office, 1 ne stowart, who Stole carpentcrs’ tools | tended tp A0 “{trom E. Sipai, will all spend the next i the pisto) in m; | ‘hree months in the City Prison. They i eath my coa: | were sentenced 1o serve ninety days . inner room o: d o few words but he was | expect what war =ach by Police Judge Smith this mern- B, R BT R Sends Lideral Dosntion. juinped and grebbed e ) . fecond tsme | OAKLAND, May 31. — Tha Aeoli « tussle 1o et the sus | Compuny of New York has forwarde 31090 to Kohler & Chase to be used as ! guess he thonght | ne ¥ the judgment of the firm dictates in re- am not ane of the lief work in San Francisco. R e never fainted ip ear 10 if 1 can help Police Capiure Looters. Seinmed may. weisl aad Rt | baniel Williams and Thomas Colleen, :Me, 1 am sorry that 1 4i not Gcoomplish my purpase. I 'aiié | voung men, were caught iooting the | K br Billy Simpson, ape |Tuins of the residence of George Whit- | hi tuat wronw. Wiy tell, the cofpitalist, at Californla and Jones streets yesterday afterncon by Policemen Ring, Lanckman and O'Con nor. They had a Liprse¢ #hd bugzy a: had a quaniity of brass and copper in the buggy. They were taken io police | headquarters and were ordered to be (kept in “the tanks" at the Stanvan- xnnet ice station till this morning, l ney will be sent to Datective ’rulsr at_Portemoni sauare to h op the brick pile. be loot was con- ! adopt my ehild te thought that he ted by my mother 1 acted alone in e next time I try to ger will try it alone. There| bfllid’ mnson i will be no one with ma™ Davig, who was sitting sehter in the ofice of the Cl b, sedd: REGRETS impson 1 inzton s pooR ArY. ymewhat like Geor‘e Steal Carpents i Seems & g oot t too £ C 'fl.mq bad that Isabelle did not kill him. The :land, tl Sizth street. | cey {'of the work | fiscated. 1 1 i s Tools. { o order to open only hétweeh 8 4. m. and m. on Wéek day The actian last '\“ is considered to have closed the incldent. ip MISS BUPTERS 18 'rrl.nmsn OUT OF A CARRIAGE W Edcaie From Injury i o Runaway Accident In Onkland. OAKLAND, May 31.—Mis Murguer- ite Butfers, aaughtet of M. and Mrs i ¥ A. Buttors of Alta Vistd, Plei . wak thrown frdm a PuDAWHY ¢ ge this afternoon on Télegraph av: nue, near Sixteenth streef. Miss But- ters was stunnied, cut and briised by he fall, but esedped serious-trijury. The team becgme lngl\loned in Fourteenth street, and, if -Ewerving threw olit the drivér, conunuln.,, wl% Miss Butters in the vehicle, on rin out Telegraph avemue. At Slx» teehth Street the —carriage struck an ob&truction;, overturned and m:bed s Butters into the street, Help at hand, but thé young weman qulc iy regained her composure and was taken home. The carriage was badly sméslied. St L STUDENTS HOLD MEETING. SREELREY, A. Caminetti, business 1a Podrida. (he crgan of ine High Sthool upils, declined to iacee r(nd al amu suggestion that thé business mana; donate 25 per cent of ine préfits of h: nuh] tion. to the Student treasury, and was upheld {n his stand hy that Hos Na manzger of th Body at (he anmial sthool hieetin ln» d Principal James' motian wis do feated. Wiiliam Parry, Llltor of l Olla Podiidd, anhounced that he woula not get out another edi ltm until Cami- pettl paid him $20. allegea 2 be duc for services -last termi, and ce was not restored until Caminetti agi'eed to pay the twenty. Sehool officers were nominated as foHows: For president—BEd honmky Bl hldredgp vice president sa Sadler, Johnson, . Chalmers, ilieison: secretary, ; auditor and treasurer, M. C. James: ed itor Qlia Padrida, Roy Shurtliff; man- ager Olla Podrida, George Smith; foot- ball manager—Oscar Lane, A. Cami- netti; manager baseball team—FPhil Brownell, Alden Wheeier, Russell Rob- ihson; madhager tennis team, Harry Heilbron; mandger track team—Al Rathbone, P. Orchard; manager bas- (m;pll -ball t-m‘n‘ (r"h;:;ilérbx Rlsténpat elegate cademic CAg e hat{es THomas, i?nx Stone, H. Jov}l king; dele- gate to Bay City Leagyo—C. é-{(fl mes, H. Brayton; yell jeader, Henry Skinner, ——————0- answer a charge is metused of nmmg ring valued ut [ 353 4rom Herrick. who formerly. m- lady. He lert 0 land ten MRS, PUTZKER DIVORCED. OAKLAND, Maj Anothfl‘hw'::llh 0’ 0] & su-ond son of Profe 6r Aik ?n - of the University of Cal “:, lo lay his wlfc. n, final d-cre: ofl div y larceny. He Sk Senble fund: s ago. ably settied: s tools had been his Seatiny to die by 3 Wullets wivl Bes been cruelly ronged and ' thata ngton Park on! Wi driven to do what she did. id not | Atolan know that she had the revolver when | Wed we cane gp town e do Some .hopyin;l 100, krommni R iy e ey trom Gfi P) valyed m tools a.nbo uqod bar! Aucomm?l” w-—la‘ 'flfi?fitfon o WORD “GOLLEGT" Governor’s Messages Are Marked Unpaid by Mistake. Ruffled Tegislators Al fow Them to Be Re- turned Unopened. OAKLAND, May 51.—Governor Paf- dee says that sending telegrams to 1eg- {slators “collect” is like throwing a rock at 4 house builded by hornets. He admits that fuch tclegrams seat by Him should hé prepaid, bu. his belief on that subject didn't prevent an operator's mistake bringing # buzz about his head. The Governot's telegrams from Oak- fand a few fays ago announcine to the Senatoe¥ and Assemblymen that the speeial session of the L-Wxslahlrn‘wcnld be called for Saturday Ve all labeled for collection at the o!hefi N\ ‘The first intimatfon t hese dl, lrouhg patchss were.to be tue caune o ¢ame to thé Governor last nf he received word at his hotél thzt a flumbeér of telegrams had been returned 0 him because tie addressees were out of town. The Governor was astoun‘ed to recelvé the news that he must the charges, as all of the dispatel hes, through ‘inadvertence, had been sent “eollect.” Today the statesmen began to swarm in upon the Governor. They desired to know why their dignity had been a8 sul led so autrageous They wanted now why offielal flat»s strvice hHad been sent “collect.” They were anxious to ascertain wfi\ they should have b on subjected to t necassity of digg ifito their packets ter the cost of the telegram ol call to duty before they cotild réceive the aforesaid summons. And-there wus go axplandtion which would apperse tl dftronted solons, at lvast 8o it appeared to the perturbed chief executive, An investigation was Set afoo! mystéry was salved by a much- rassed telegraph operator, who | messages gver the Governgr's gighature hdd béen sent “colléct” By mistike. On the héels of the original messages oth- érs have been telegraphed, notifying the aggrieved statesinen that .. |Ay may recover the tolls tliey have F unon application, and that it was dll'a griev- GUS érrof of a telograph Operater, un- familiar with the cusiom and practice concerning such official bisiness. The Governor js still digturbed, lest some of gls télégrams to persons out- ,sldp the State might haye gone “eolléct’ nd the entire mass of work dohe dur- lng thi last three or four weilu&s be- ing examined at the teiegrapl Governor Pardee s Somethin~ of a wag. Hé has decided that during {he special session at least h & will forego anything that savors of fevity in his meetings witi members 6f the Bt tr Legislature. lla the language of t curbstoné ¥ &m The have it on him.” — =G MANY HIHED COLLECTED. OAKLAND, May 31.—The records of the two Qepartments of the Oakland Police Court show that the fines im- posed and collected during this month were nearly double the amount col- lected during any previous month in making a total of $2420 for the manth, Accorging to W, J. Hennessey, clerk of Department 1, 90 per esnt of the ar- rests for drunkenness were of persons from San Francisco, all of whoih seemed to have not only the necessary money to Beéeoime intoxicated, but also td pay their fines. It i5 estimatad thit haif the fines imposed for drunkenriess in the two departments were paid. gt Mg i 1 i Frée srguuul !bnflee. BERKLUBEY, May 31. — The We Berkeley College q;mq ent .as dec! ed to conduct sutems! cally the of alleviating dntre-z and ;lck amonz the poor peaple 0f the commuhni- ty, and to that end has announced that a clinic will be conduci ed at the Cflllég settlément by gradunte physicians f the Universily who tost their belen ings in the San Francisco fire. T o linical staff wiil include Tir. Bdith rownsill, who is:to have charge of the work, and Dr. Louise Lihscott. These tivo pmslvlans were intérnes at thé|e Chll ven's Hospital in San Francisco. obert Hetcor, resident physiclen of St.J0seph's Hospital, will be & mem- ber of the staff. The clinic_for women is to be con- aucted on Mondays, Wes noldnys and Fridays from i1 a. m. to 12 m. A sur- with former gmptoyeu a8 r!y as possible. : omu- A oum.xxb x.y u—cq Haw: Tb« T, U I tract lare e";r" ” At GMI n u the mohn Sald the| P 18|68 th ox t:k ded de iy AVITT'S Governor will Probably Promulgate Docu- mernt Tomorrow. Ways and Meéans Com- " mittee Meets in Oakland. _OAKLAND, May 31.—Governor rar- dee today, in conference with advisers, redumed the préflnratlem of the official call fof the e)nra session of the Legis- lature. The document will probably ae promulgated tomorrow mofning. As a matter of precdution every member of the Legislature fias béen advised by telégraph, over the Governor's signa- | ture, -that the sesslon would be called for Saturday at noon. 14 ordér tb, facllltat! the: work in hand, the ways and means committee G the Assembly, F. A, Stanton of Los Angeles chairmah, met today in Oak- land, at request of the Governor, and went over the prauminuy work of col- l.cu-lg ddta_and procuri ¥a informa- &nn M tn wm,t ro priations will be % co!n of repairs to ul udluxx nfld olher expenge en- '“"S‘,‘ gn the Sto,te tundo. e finance and t ake and fire up dudiciary committees will meet in this city tOmOrtow. m thé purpose of clear- ing away all the preliminaries, so that the work of - &peclal session may go mmu&? b 13 th th 11 th the apa; on 0 e l“ 3 seneral THH gtiha Sfiihogudll the imittee's rej fave béen followed. dopted on the theoty iple n_ Frdancisco were cpnce?nad in, thé relief know better than any one else w at legislation was mbst needed, “In - connection the elti- zens of sun!h R QA andlfa José were re régented on the San Francisco cam- ue§ at the suggestion of Governor ¢ as he belleved their losses en- uup mem to be considered in the matter relief legislation. um ed by incoming lesmnutu the plan &f arnn ization of theé spe- eial session will mean speedy work g:;fieu“ n&m; ay aver mingr mnl!uu ral o 5 to press the session’s work along and to djnurn S :oan as tg%finzce?afirgue M‘::Aoi;ocan Siiver the proper ml‘erltlun of the propoged me:sugu of flavernur Pardee will not return to Saéramento until tomorro He will remain in Oakland uitil the call has beag completed and 18 ready to be is- ef and other members of the cisto committes on legislation were ln conference today with the leg- islative committee in Oaklang. 1s PLEDG“D TO ECONOMY. San Fragelscs Legislative Delegation Passes Resolution. The Sun Francisco le In!lve delega- tion will leuve for ento this evening, hopetul that it \'I be able to répder yeoman sérvice to the city In its mégg‘ The delegation goes to Bacra- "‘.w the criminal history of the city. In pled éd to economy so far as Judge Smith's department of thée Po- 5 concerned It -realizes lice Court $2811 in finés was lmpon.n lhn! n mach '"fl Cal!rornlu and $1142 was collected. In Judge m o politics but to Samueld’ court $1278 was collectéd, ‘“lvwe 5 vle steater than xqt% !itfoer! contrun ed the law m “The déclshn af the delegp.npn tc ieav g&“‘?mh this evéning olfe rea; at a me Nh & lled by Senator at 13235 ch‘xvm u"ee\ In dddition to Senator Woife fhere I—F (;kchl Senitors ‘leison, askins, and Asa o en 4 c- Anthony, ovle 11, rlmnn,‘ta‘hfn Frel dgvall the meuln 'Faid the Bowa Cul- to order egdtion w and gl!td‘emwrn?{-i} a ity of tl gested b)’ é legiglat e Teeo; nrunt on bommi some othérs. I'I'LO on the r{ctmmfu thy "%mm 5‘be ennr flurui & n ol 4 A{afl.flbly (inf!‘!.tmns emuor tnn‘(.::g en ¢ subsé lena- that confront- sl'(ut, as the call undoubtedly i ineasures ;dg qmnmmee it ftee as well was Ell’”qd la ate : pro téni. olt‘tbe Se; 3 fhen™ e s re Faing "t Bills Wi ihe del " ?&m?mxe; § Hacramenta Y '1‘ he re; ort of th.e ug slu AL Edmmf‘t.’y friclu 1 nl) bus y;am by it. wag pr nt B ihe oa e"é!-i-"{v Pienisnd fl fi- bers of e R Ui e ches, %‘fb‘:e nlfl“fi'“w“ “én:: sb of ?5 e gnm’,m m . 3 “t ménpfi“ fl‘?:’. I putr‘rdutv at tba . a.w',.r;é%:s €| and t,u p uct la thc TIME EXTENSION . LIQUDR DEMLERS BT hEADY 5 DISCUSSED ‘Insurance Companies Fear It May Cause Complications. I:iability of Underwrit- "I ing Concerns Is in. Question. OAKLAND, May 31—While many of tha San Frdncisco losses have voluh- tarily announced an extension of fme to August 18 in which to file proofs of loss, some of the corporations, tarough their local represantatives, are with- holding their written consent to exten- sion. On the face of the situation this| condition is syrious in that the refusal| of an insurance company to grant more | than the sixty days allowed in the poli-| cies would mean the sucrifice of all payment. to hundreds of the insired | who have not been ablé to connéct with | the companies in which they were in-| sured. ~Objection was_raised today at the meeting of the Fire Underwriters' Ad- justing Bureau at Reed Hall by several| representatives of insurance companies to signing the extension agregmient.| The argument hinged upof the respon- sibility of the reipsuring companies, | whether they could be held liable in pvent an extension were permitted by the original imsuring company. point provoked much discussion and was the issue which caused a postpone- | ment of a general extension order. Some of the representatives of fof- companies have cabled their home ces for instryictions. Eminent law- | yers who have given the situation elos- est attention declare that the lnnurins companies do not jeopardize their i terests as to reinsurance by allow! the extension. In short. that the com~ rany accepting reinsurance iS bound e] ing he terms of the original policies uu.l he extension would not in any wise in-'| validaté 4 contract based upon the original policy! The discussion over extension is me one elemént in the many complexities which have arisen sificé the fire. There are nearly 120 inSurance eompanies doncernied in the San Francisco losses. Mahy 6f thése companies have adopted the plan of adjusting and puym; osses as rapidly as toey can. Many otheérs| have been compelled by theé ’conditions to postporie action. AS one prominent insyranee man said today: “Theré are not & few companies whieh much nerfotce make a careful survey of the situation before they can move. Their policies are contracts which must be studied before they can | decidé whether they are legally and morilly bound to pay. thousand and oneé guestion$ to be econ- gidered In the® sitfuation. In other words, men will figure closely before they decide fin: llx their liapility to pay out millions of dolidrs. un the onm hand, Mmanv of the companjes have, reason of thé conditions of their pnll- cles, decided they are liable, and, sa far as they can, are meeting losses. There will be delay in settling many of ihe Big losses, such as are represented by seores of companies, which have gone to special adjusting committees. In/| Fle losses many fjuestions as to lig- ity of partictular eompanies arise.| These, In time, may feach the courts, but a strong effort will be made to straighten out the questions in the, ad- justing bnrsl NATIONAL GUARD " 15 SENT HOME Adjutant General Lauck Is- sues the Order Reliev- ing- Troops. The troops of the Natlonal Guard on duty in Sin Francisco have been re- lieved. Adjutant General Lauck ves-| terday made cffective an order with-' drawing from duty all of the forces which have been on guard sinte the | fire. A small detail of mén will be re- tained to look after State property. In -m todl be i St 'Wi QBUY to caibps for lomn trn; %flurwld with Sec- WO years ‘t e #: mfi,fi ~ Death Bt the insurance companies concerned fn| This | There afe a| AGREE TC GLOSE "Re&wnodCitySd'aon Men Are Desirous of Helping to Mamhm()rder | Decide to Dscm\' continge the Sale of Intoxicants on the. Sabbath Day. { REDWOOD CITY, May 31.—The Sam Miteo County Retail Liquer Dealers’ }Assoclafl.m, at its meeting today, de- cidéd to make Redwood City a dry town mext Sunday and every Sunday thereafter it may be necedsary in ofder to adsist the San Franeisco authorities in maintaliiing order in that city. This | action is the result.of the request made by the town #nd county authoritiea to close all saloons on Sundays. The liguor denlers dectded that no packige §oods should be sold on Saturday afterneon, |and no liquor at all om Sunday. This covers saloons, restaurants, hotels and groceries. The action of the association meets with the most héarty approval of the | #ntire commiunity, and the ligdor deal- jers are receiving pralse on Al Sides | fot the Stind they Have taken ln the | mattér. The resslution adopted by the | assottation oft sunday closing is fol- lows: Whereas, The Board of Town Trustees |of the town of Redwood City has re- | ceived a communication from the d of Supervisors of the county of San | Mateo wherein thé Supervisors ask that hr Town Trustees close the ns fitdwood City from noon Saturday until six o'clock the following Monday ° | morning: and hereds, The Board of Town Trustees {has set Monday. June 4, as the &ute dpdn which to take action on the same; nd } Whereu-. The purgo-e of thé move= ment of the Board of Supervisors is ta grotect the good name and ecitizéns of r county from unjust critielsm, said eriticlsm arising from acts of irrespon «, sible persons from without our county, |now, therefore be it Redolved, That we, the members of the San Mated County Retall Liquer | Dealers’ Association, whose places of business are is Redwoad City, do hereby | voluntatily unm further mtlce agree | to_closé e laces from 11 grday un!l a. m. of the rollowln‘ fonday, and, be it furtfier | Resolved, That motice of such aetion |gh our patrt be ordered published in |order to demehstrate to the world that we stand ready to voluntarily assist in maintaining erder in our present crisis. e Reecu gl B o oL ot o . PERSONAL. Attorney J. A. Meehan of Denver I8 at_the Majestic. H. Hauger, a prominent architesct of i\ew York, is registered at estie. Albert Pissie, drchitect, and his wife have taken apartments at the Majestic for the summer. James Woods, manager of the St Franeis, and )us wife, wha bave been taying at San n!v returnéed to the ;lt) ;lerd:y al ve gone lo house-~ t lupr]'? at 3919 c flc_avenus Phrrian ana wite of this eity, | who left here six months Since to_tour | the world, started from Pafis fof home on v 37. They were in_ Port Said when the ¢able came saying that San Francisco had been efitirely destroyed by fire. - They had neo dther news until nv. days later; dnd at once turned their ste is way 10 join the family they h‘fie t benifd. T ‘ole, coifier of thé local Mint, has so far recovered from WiS re- gent urxgmz that he was -‘fi to bo {out on the new “flalln iimore | street yesterday to his “old friends. En Cola Is hl lc. d_ by crutches, but expects to disca them In a week dor so. John Morriser, managér of the Or- Heum, returned yesterday from .an stern trlp. during which he arranged | for lh1 ppearance of sof noted vaudeville artists a} the phéum- Chutes Theat AgLAND. ay 31.—Miss R. White and Miss B. White of Christehureh, | New Zealand. who have been guésts at he Fotel Toutaine, rted on the overland train this - ing for New , where they will take for thelr ultimate object g to visit nune and have an audience with ‘Pb&e 8. | and Mrs. W, H. Willlams of Christehurch, New land, are :n Oak- t MUNMY IN COLLECTION, gical elinic for men, women and thil- u de egation to assure te that | his order General Lauck writes: land. They are registered At the m;;wgk(x;[fi?o\m:ai p;;;;x;{:e linivgr- g;;ntmg 5 l:enld‘ e;cg;gfw,‘?fieg‘tem: (‘n‘r as xummfil ;anug-y whald be “To Brigadier General John A. Kosfer, rm»ole and are making a tour of ‘the Than It baygained for when the great | service will be free thdneu r o pieanies the sppmanding t4e -Setong Dyissde, shd | M iexander fobb 6t New York. who is Bancroft llbrary was purchased. * The sy - - fod deley o use its influence to' limit ;: o E:rl Bn,gomen o hh;l :im‘til“"d- | one of the officers of the American To- library was knbwn to compeiie thou'| DROWNING UAUSE OF DEATH. tb. at J“ s o, 1he: gcatfitory. nuniysr. N nection with the San Francises die. | Paceo Company, ié at the Metropola. He - o e Mhohd, To. B vt Ren D Ie l.,‘y’“.:,‘\«‘,?"g,,}:g L Hisaanghs ‘fgfi{" my '§~ d. c'im rme of the legls. 4R0F N0 WAL ae 1o MRt the WudBtion | New Bae e skl given the university authorfties that| o/ “the. Unjtod stales army, whose lnifve oo thre rgco,..u-u,, io :5 Ao Pops PLIl olts SEN SEE Peiie b4 e of Sisns and & Vae a genuihe mummy wes included in the [ poay 'was fouf (AR aommi "‘;. df us the . dele Attt he Able Lo avail himselt of | bersen of Holland. who have- Susiness L e B A the " toot of sevethenth avanie " By EE#J a8 '3' e oppor ¥ to express his thanks | MItGreSts in cho Southe S s mids While the contehts of the. Bea: | Lires bove vestordiy, aame to bis Mutg able ‘! " " "°“‘fl {° for the efficlent and conscientious per- the Hotel Touraine. They came to e cction ware hing (nstallad 1 | DY drowning, according to Dra, Curdts -f"i h° 9, fir r as lay farmance of the manitord mpo,.{: T {c-mumu.s on business” SROft callection ware Dawe lgstallad 1o gnd Beinle, Who today held an antoney. | B gk g, easures difouit duties imposed upon them | , DT Alfred Feilaws and wite of Loy of the ingtitutian have material for al- mf,r:{,f;"' iy {?“fl}’,t’i ‘::,:, o) gfli"bm& vng 32:-‘; i St 0‘[ ','J" Apeit 15\ i A e T ity 9 Ll e 8 that - V - Mok (RO § piston, rg,fa,;fing,m_ {hat b miihy have” bovn, tardeged, T““&Mnm‘;figfi’n OB hat afy| MEAS Deve hoen Tude o s aii | from Nicaragua, are roglatored at the ¥ and odier” matiers mobcornig 16 | SCAlS gyt in o a?"nra:m%% Shd s fures estaining o Sin ‘Frarcjsco e ey ‘;'d':,','}'l;:_t‘.’; futl | o ‘Iln%elc wite and three children e cox i o i wr roe | Srner Mehrmann showed e had | Er‘"‘l?’ X Franelsco | gction of the mett tn discoantin hhe Lot Bultalo, N. . or arvivals Dings That were u;ue ordt :r‘;n:(;fis A8 10 the Watee. g ufi:iug me‘% anln i”‘:.'c‘é:';..:?a Javesiiy Sad NrRuy toam to beee !he"‘ he i(nirow ib preserye their de: E gurq y. ' same for ® or ! mc nqecu‘ry m ureka is regs S ————— oy o e e e ""'g et S L tists, anad until thelr qwt &l sdear RERKELEY, May —T‘hhvg‘ on- ndurunm LIFE ,xupnu(cm the 3500 men who a -trnl dut, ...5 Ann‘ul where .e has large ed the university. TolK W he uname tered the hotise of Char!nl He BETS OFFICERS Te‘id"“ valyable “dp wheri chaos | Yo say whether ihey are " oring “ member of the Board of x.tsrt{y 'Ir u- _..._ relgned, spen n:m-d.y in p‘cklfi‘ m! m 0. nor nn. 15 g\;ll'n of high d ’rce, an Indian, d ;g:m‘:,e;]ellhl :!n:lmawent 0 Second 1:;; mlnn lhn! lnl: :sn s "ho :;:nA:l Sonora, !eo. e £ bnfl’. Chinms o2 3 nay QU Wy upi ¥ardrobes with Him, . [rouse Wfl-’“" ; Einquee 'o.é{ ity, l!ftmthslr::h'f‘il:::: “to S5 Giant, »_promissat. Les An- 5 e m( o their sworn 1 merchant, and wife are at the 36 . 1 were taken by the miscreants. 49 e Sl ALLEGED THIEVES ARRESTED, RE. AT 2 lin. Avmen Tatmvas snmssns. | T ond ST S e R TR S ét'.‘..‘a St g mbe, was | fEdn 1y 2 1 e sowas aflor_on the United States training gfi Henry's bedroom,’ e ouce tave | quitaple Life” hasurance Saotet i in Samerianat s Hathoal Guses es | AHEwe. Ba. hip Pensacola, who was accused by | been ntormed by G: b Pem‘{"gf sta- S8 tolay, Haul Moprfan. et & Sroone Trots active duts Tn theirity | Sthend o c:nau N Henry Ulves of 1450 San Bruno avenue, | HON azent for the San ey ASoRnt v "L“x{.; iy o and return them to their several ar- | surance man of St. t)"" aa':; Lk , 3 * | Company of the theft of a bicycle at cond vice presidént. “Prea e M BE the Berphespatia logas o ‘*‘;fm“;w :g“ e B;;a;ég‘mh‘:hr‘éf& the stetipn last night. "% 9 ;{0‘&1 -"i‘a“ mmittee, | O 3‘ e Government to the :uud-« ex ru?':' c. Land and K. de of ¢ 35, s iy AR Ry i 3 m returned to the Presidlie and t Eiper at' Sevona and | Washibten| _ CHINESE WAND WORK. a'.',l?“.’i’.’iifq GoE Be e sl U 54 | sentle‘ars vogiterad B Vi Gtreats by Detective Hadgkins and Po-| OAKLAND, May 31.—David D. Jones, tors ’:erlo* od BB, o Su¢ ! Calitoralans in New York. {;cen:&ndllvgutha %n :ugllnuand was Hnlltea hsta;es ft:o b ? gn:; ers:; ;’l:g ,’,&fl‘ i ra(mu nless the State s:v YORK, May k) followin, en’ e when n 0 jal ves | er, in charge of national TO) 3 ~ q charges that Davis held Bit up and |work a among the Chincse, has r.ausuw fobard apps the form' of i omcnu- e fl;.,,f,}.:'i m,g nizations | "g.““‘ are in lfi- York: "é took his watch several days ago and |that all former smplovers of Clitniese e ""“‘"cg“"”‘ aK tha which served here w rger, at the W the latter is charged with grand lar- |laborers communjeate with him at l Haide hu‘{‘,‘,“ orn | shall e tth and mn l i ""' at the - Union ceny. C. J. Peters of nt Arvena was |Adeline street. Jones s the Cmn mall o 3“ t?” El it Battery of the Co Artfil.!y arrested at that place by Deputy Con- |are anxious to return to work. 'rn inst the mutu !un“’ t‘s ""l g; irat upflvan cavalry and the stable John Bishop last night and |are grateful for the reliof. prse theim, ted by i il ol o brought to On.kland um morning to|but desire to get inta co mflon met- . “' b Yy