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V6i A 2raw 5tt JRf a aafcv3Pssa gs i wattfj1 3 i mmmm rv a CLEANING A Compressed air and Tacunm prqcea unbred aUr used for cleaning carpets a floor With 006 remoTal carpets and ruts are also cleaned Ity compressed air at shop prices mod Uj 1COUPHlSBDilB CLBANINO tOOUPASVi SOS Market pbooes Xaia 132 sad Bush 47v A F4BBY CO beating Scvjd lalor ebeap end dona rltiffl YUcU teL UUitoa A Beatlsr carpet 3c flttlnc tajln opholt leg Star Ren Corfi3Q are Eat I63 ADVANCE Carpet Cleaning Co 403 Sntter teL iS Main 8SXi OEOBQB TALCOU 4 CO props CAUKOUMA Carpet Cletnlfll Co 7 UcQtuen proprietor 829 Oserrcro sti ttlmaaloa 0 CAOTKra eleaned tad lsld Sc a rara KLEIN KBT 1520 rolk at phone East 723 CONKUN superior carpet heating works 333 Ooldea Oata art near LartU tefc Eait 12a MITCHELLS 240 14th at flret clas carpet cleaning Sc yard Tel Mission 74 BEDOLPH it CO carpet beating works prices reasonable 1703 UarrUon tet Mission 283 THOMPSONS Improved method carptt cleaning rcnoratlDC djalng 339 fleary teL Eaat 1806 WB8TEBM Carp Cleaning Work isO0 Bui llaooat VBKD HAQEDORN A CO At cleaning 3c TeL Mission 229 1 1 a yard First class work at Independent Classing Co Uli Market iti tet Howard 2913 DENTISTS i A caw plata wliaUitoae cannot break warrant ed JO year crowns 3 0 aillnge80 ceau plate 3 fall set rail work painless and war ranted Chicago Jental parlors 24 SUttt at AT the ELITE DSNTAL ISSTITOTR 833 Markit ft crowns brldgei acta and tilings at lowest ratea na pain all work warranted DR LDDLtW BILL 1443 Market or Eleventh Ne charge for extracting when pistes are aaadtr eld platee made ever ilka tiews teeth from per aeti attracting BOct gas gives DR ABTnUB CIII8U0LM will remove from the FbeUs beUdrng to 1202 Butter SW north watt comer Polk 1 bridge work and porcelain DR SJUMs Market at room 314 I a act at teeth 1 warranted crown and bridge work a epeclaltyi teeth filled fl DEPARTMENT of tntmrU nmuA i 1 9SSlX I ninston Mar 1 I lSOiSeaW propoaaU will be received at the iia uBiiea eraiea Ktumation serrice lloaBraljbalMlnf Lot Augeki Cat atil 3 Vdock tJf Monday iuae IflOS for the eonatroctlon at the Legona dam and lulce wan Intolrlng the eiearatlon of about 282000 cubic yrdfeartkexcAfatton of abOBt 5 SWef p4 iBf oUdKck placing of about 8300t cubic Tarda tot aolld nook In the dan SBiAr i 11 bnlldlBg abont JT1M cobleyarda ol concrete Uylag off about ifflMfe ynrda of paring and fornUhJig aad drltlng of about MOOO linear feet at pMlDgfor the dlrertloa of a part th4 Colorado rlrer abont ten mllca nortbeaat el Ynma A Btda will fee recelred for the entire work or any integral part thereof Specification form of proposal and pat tlealara may be obtained by application to the Chief En Iceer United State DulimiiU lrmlr WaiUlngton to Upplneott Super trtiiiurrr ueciamauon erTice iiua Braly bulldlBg Lot Angflea Cat or to Homer Ilamlln Engineer a Reclamation Serrice Yama A at wboee offlce the plant may be Utpeeted Each bid matt be accempanted by a ccrtlned check tor 110000 payable to the order of the Secretary of the Interior a a gnaraaty that the bidder will If a jreatfnl rromptly execute a aatltfactory contract and urnUh bond In the turn of 20 per cent of the contract price for be faithful performance of ttw work The right It reterred to reject any or air bldr to accept one part and reject the other and to walre technical Jefect aa the lnierettaot thcterrlc may require Propoeala mutt be marked Propoeala Lagnna Dam Yuma Project California Bidden are lnrited to be preaenf when bid are opened A nrrcUCOCK Secretary V1LLINQS 25 and 60c crown 2 MKW YORK DEXTUTS 898 Mltalona coreth QOLD ftlllngf TBe Ur Me crown 33 1 i palnlopen Sunday Dr Hewettiom Grant ar KER the new JSyllnlte plate look natnral an cannot break PR BBOWrt 84 Sixth TBE Oakland Branch Offlce of the Chronic la now at 1238 Broadway cor Fifteenths it TYPEWRITERS AN exceptionally good No 2 Remington No 1 Smith Premier 323 other typewriter higher and lower price rental 2 80 Typewriter Exchange 633 California it tel Mala 268 AIXt ttaodard make from 118 Send for aam ple work and price lUt Scott 2CT Monty ALL makea typewriter oldexchanged repaired reatal 33 The Typewrltorlum 808 Market at COLUMBIA VISIBLE TTPEWBITSB 2 KEYt board send for catalogued 207 Montgomery PHONE to Main 8087 for typewriter to be purchaaed rented or repaired STANDARD TYPEWR1TEB EXCHANQE 200 Sanaome 1 I 1 1 1 I I I I 1 1 1 TRADE In your old typewriter for a light runy nlng Fox typewriter at PAYOT DPI1AM juu nailery at LKOAt AMP OrFICIAlCODf Inned ELDER 1 PROPOSALS POR COAL Department of the Interior Offlce of Indian Affair Watblng ton a April 29 1003 Setled propoeala In ored Propoaala for CoaL and addraaMd to the Commlnloner ol Indian Affilrt iraahlnn Inn will be recelred Until oclock XI of Thuraday May 25 1908 for fornlthlng and dellrerlng aa required at the ration Indian agencle and achool dnrleg the flscalyear end In Jane SO 1000 abont 4478 ton of hard coal 20254 tone of of coal and 1274 tone of black rmita coat or bidden may trabmlt propoaala fcr the dellrery of all or any portion of thn enal at Omaha Itantaa City BlouxClty or St Paul Blda mutt boVmade ont on Ooraromeat blanka Schedule abowtnf the qoantltle of the aereral kind of coal to be deUerd at each igency and achool together with form of pro boaal and all neceaaary lnatractlona for bidding will be furnlabed opon application at the Indian Office Wellington to the ladUn ware honie at Not 119 and 121 Wooater atreet New York city No 203 South Canal atreet Chletgo in i cua south Berenth atreet St Iuu Mc foe 81S and 817 Howard ttreet Omaha Neb and No 23 Wathlngton ttreet San rran cIaco Cal to the aerrral Indian lrenta and tctool luperlntendentt and to the euV of tbtt newtpaper LAKBABEE ActtngOom mlttloner SEWING MACHINES post orricB department wtthingtos February 14 1900 PropotaU will be recelred tr the Pott offlce Department In the city of Wathlngton until 3 oclock June 1805 far the conreyance of United Btatea MaUt punaant to Act of Match 8 1881 00 the Route hereinafter described Llddert are Inrlted to submit propotala tor serrice on atld Route nnder a contract for Bra yean and alto for ten yean which thall commence July 1 1809 SCHEDULE Route No 78 MS From San Fraaeltco Cal to TanltU 10 trip a year upon a echednle approred by the Pott matter General In reuelt of the third claia time 14 daya Bond required with bid 820000 The right referred to reject all bide Clr culart eontslnlne a copy of the Act a detcrlp tlon of the Route Instruction to bidden and blank forms of nroDosals and bonds nil ha I obtained of the Superintendent of Foreign Maiia rottofflce Department after March 1 1809 2 WYNNE Poatmaster OeneraL Ss ALL kinds 2d hand 3 33 38 slightly used 810 15 820 you know where the dolU awing in the window 1081 Market at ALL kinds bought sold rented repaired exchanged pbone Jessie 3708 1ST Sixth at ALL kinds bought sold rented exchanged palrlns loirest rates TeL Black 46S8 203 4th 1 DOUESTIC rThe machine tor family tua beet la cheapest second band all makea at any pxif all klnda noted lowest rates DO MEST1C OfUCB 1021 Market at nr Slxth PENSIONS PATENTS i PENSION and patent atty Harris 916 Mkt it Columbian bldg 18 rrs practice references many thousands Kildlert sailors widows and orphans on Pacide Coast for whom I bare secured pensions age pensions 62 yra and up wills and all legal mat ten promptly atteuded to letters of guardianship procured rKNaiON atty a BulUa room 40 Phalan bldg past com 0 Thomaa Poet A CirU War reterana Orer 2 yean entitled 2 extra pay for 8 Span Am Wat AinroMoni IIES BAROAIN osa White touring car acetylene lamp basket excellent condition two wheel stic tutn can owner purchasing Inner ear MIDT1LETON MOTOR CAB CO 606 Via Ness are FOR aMfc One automobile flnt clasa make order coat 31800 greatest bar gain 00 jpactde Coast Box 7328 Chronicle DOO HOSPITALS A PANCOASTS Vermifuge for doga cure and prerenta worma 50c a bottles all druggists DR BUZARDS Veterinary Hospital Poat and Fillmore eter all animate treated fee rea sonable 10 to 1130 230 to 4 teL West 636 PANCOAbTS dog soap glrea wonderful results making coat smooth gloaay 25c i all drugeltta I MINING Assaying 50c 8WJI paid for bullion and amalgam Ploueer Aaaayg Co 157 New Montgy VALUABLE mine being dereloped limited amount of stock for tale 10c per than YOSKMITK CO room 11 212 Sanaome at bye And nervous diseases NATUKES remedy for the successful trett meut of neuralgia headache chronic constipation rheumatism nerroutneaa dlaeatea of the eye kidney trouble etc DR SQJOB MAN 643 Sutter at rpoma 84 33 NEW DI8COVKIIY BED Cross Mineral Water 1 guaranteed to cure Indigestion dyspepsia aud gastritis 33e per bottle Grocery Department EMPORIUM JAPANESE LAUNDRIES 1 i FirtST CLARS workt reasonable prices prompt dellrery family trade our specialty TOYKO LAUNDRY 429 FnncUco at teL Tied 6247 RU PTURB CURED A permanent cure of no pay for rnptnret no un operation or detention rrom Doainee WUIIS 703 Market at rooms 7 and 8 Br SCAtP TREATMENTS DANDBUFF falling hair and all scalp diseases permanently cured DR DUNCAN Sealp Specialists 20vKeamy rooms 408 7 IIYGIENIQ DISTILLED WATER DELIVERED at your residence Oakland or AUmeda BYOIBNIO DISTILLED WATER CO 420 8th Ft pbone Sonth 699 li CLOTUINd RENOVATOliV SUITS cleaned nreased gl eoarlng aad dya in Bon Marcbe 410 Eiamteer bldg phone urumm 44 cau tor ana aeuver iree A1AV1 i A way to health Mothen and daughters noma treatment booklet freer write for It VIAVI CO 2304 Van Kesa phone East 282 CAPE jfOMfe rt rrr PASSENGER and freight offlce027 Market room 308 First steamer Juie3d GF MOOREV AgenU 4 PLUJiniXO ANfa STOVE REPAIRS STOVES dlco3aectdaad connecteiJ plnmLlng and gatflttlnc 400 McAllister Mint 80SC A SECOND HAND BOOKS RUSSELL BOOK CO boy and sell old book 23 it FOstofflce Serenth oyp tel South 445 ASTHMA REMEDY crti A DI NOLAS Aslhtnt Remrdy cares the aa uma ror aale oy arngguts 100 zac ooc TAPEVVORMS nEMOVTED 1 1 ei 4 IN 2 JwureilTlcsaaitt aaret 330 iUTZJj PILL afg pharmacliU ozsPFSrreu ft LAviicinsn aai Uniii MXEILL LAUNCH CO foot et Oay for pliar Aha saainetai eu oasa ji XEGA ANt iOFFICIAt 1 PBOPOSALS for steam psmps pipe pipe fittings hydrants water meters Are extlngdiao en bolt cutters hose reels linen hose etc OQce Isthmian Canal Oommlaalon WasUlngtou a May 4 1905 Sealed propoaala In triplicate will be recelred at the office of the Par chasing Agent Isthmian Canal Commission Washington untU 1030 A May 27 1003 at which time they will be opened in public for furnishing abore mentioned suppll Blanks and full information max fee obtained from this offlce or offlce of Asst Vurchatlug Agent 24 State at New York eityj orAsst Iurchaslne Arrat at PitnniTuntfl Tffi atp lesns La and at Chamber of Commerce 8an Fnnclsco Cal II GAIXAOHEB Ma lor 11 a a 1 urcuaimg Agents PROPOSALS FOR DUMP CARTS AND WAQON8 WHEELED SCRAPERS AMBULANCE AND CART HARNESS Office Isthmian Canal Commlsalon Washington May 8 1605 Sealed proposals in triplicate will be recelred at the offlce of the Purchasing Agent Isthmian Canal Commission Wathlngton until 1030 A May 31 1908 at which time they will be opened In public for furnishing abore mentioned supplies Blanka and full information may be obtained from this offlce or offices of Asst Purchasing Agenti 24 State st city or Asst Purchasing Agent at Custom bouse New Qrleant Ln and blanka may be had at Chamber of Commerce fan Franctsro Cal II Gallagher Major Army Purchasing Agent GENERAL DEPOT DEPTl JEFFER SONVILLE IND May 10 1909 Sealed propoaala in triplicate indorsed On corer ProposalsProposals for Supplies and addressed to undersigned will be recelred ben nntll 10 oclock a June 1905 for Pbny Harness and Miscellaneous Supplies required for Manila I ta per schedule which will be funlahed on application to this Depot end the Depots at 8an Francisco and New York City Preference glren to article of domeatlc production or manufacture The right la reserved to reject of accept any or all bids or any part thereof MARSHALL Aaslatant Quartermaster General Depot Quartermaster PROPOSALS FOR PCBLIQ BCDLDINO Offlce of the Chief Quartermaster San Francisco Cat May 6 1908 Sealed proposals in triplicate subject to the usual conditions will be recelred at this offlce until 11 oclock A Pacific Time June 8 1909 and then opened in the presence of bidden for the construction plumbing and electric wiring of one double set of Non commissioned Offlcen quarten st Fort MUey Cal Information furnished on application to this offlce The United Statta reserves the right to accept or reject any or all blda or any part thereof vEnrelopea containing propoaala should be endorsed Propoaala for Public Buildings at Fort Miley Cal and addressed to COLONEL WILLIAM PATTEN Asst Quartermaster General PROPOSALS for Ordnance Suppllee Bentde Arsenal llenlcia Cal May 8 1905 pealed proposal In triplicate will be recelred until 1 June 8 1905 for furnishing coal hardware lumber paints oils etc dating year ending June 30 1906 Information fur oUhed on application to commanding officer NOTICE Is hereby glren that I Intend to apply to the State Board of Prison Directors to be paroled from the State Prison at Folsom according to Uw Signed M1NAMIDE TO PASS ON PIAKS FOE GARQUINEZ BRIDGE Responsibility of War Department Is Limited Invite Salt Lake Clnb to This City The Chamber of Commerce wrote to the War Department asking that the Federal commission provision for which wasinjade toy Congress to investigate California rivers be instructed by the Secretary of War to investigate and report upon what class of bridge should be constructed across Crquinez straits The reply citma yeterdayV vrrlttett by Aatant Secretary of war Robert Shaw Oliver In which ayi Any plans presented by persons authorized under the law to build a bridge pver Carqulnes straits will be carefully considered and If unsatisfactory the points to be remedied will toe pointed out The responsibility of rth War Department ln the matter is limited to passlngvupon plan presented to it in order to make sure that the bridge will be to the lhtferesta of nayl gatlon The further responsibility of originating the plans of a bridge which shall be suited to other local needs Is one whlh the War Department would not feel Justified In assuming unless authorized by Congress to da ao Renresentatives of the wine Interests I requested the Chamber of Commerce to laxe acuon against tne proposea prohibition measures in Los Angeles The trustees of the chamber at tne meeting held yesterday decided that thecham bet could pot interfere ln a purely local matter I hough It may Injure the jcom mreclal Interests of the 8tate The Chamber of Commerce the Jianu factorera and Producers Association and the San Francisco Board of Trade sent a lolnt invitation to the Salt Lake Commercial Club now loa Angeles to visit San Francisco Secretary- Burks was appointed delegate of tho Chamber ot Commerce on fh excursion to the Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition at Portland OrJ to leave here Juneaotb kr Vl Th trusteegi grantee tne request of El Camino ReaJ 8oclety to hold Its convention lntthei Chamber of Commerce July lathee tv yyfe iiiitf POWriSETTEED iifc iu JPoht vfleNemours Powder Company and WlllamCt Peyton Sani the Peyton Chemical Company settttd Ji Sv XalXERn OFFIOlCx OlSBrtdbory IaASl7U APtil IVipOS Sealed proposal for continuing consinictionottOTs McDjeritiiiifs Accusations of sults In His Own DfemlssaiV OAKLANp Mays At pIftck last nllt the Pfesbytery of this dUtrlct met Elmhunt to try charsretj tre ferred against two members of the pljnhurst oongregatloh bf an elder of thechurcu The sesslori did not close Until daylight this morning andUt terminated then In a verdict entirely exonerating the accused and deooging and unchurcblnr the accuilng elder JMcDermld The session was as sen satlonai as It was lengthy and Us ver dlcthas atlrred Elmhurst to Its depths Rankin and MluA MrRlnes were the members of the congregation on trial when the session of the Presbytery beffan Rankin Is an elder and a prominent member of the congregation past middle affe and possessed of a wife and family Miss Rlnes Is a popular young woman McDermld alleged In his charges that the two had been together far more than was aeemly and he specifically alleged that on divers occasions Rankin had not alone conducted Miss Bines to her home aftef nightfall but had lingered long at the gate The charges were absolutely dli broved It was frankly admitted that Rankin had accompanied Miss Rlnes to her home on occasions when she had no other companion when was late but no one except McDermld attached a thought of unseemliness to the fact It was proved beyond question that the relations between the man and woman were everything1 that they should have been and nothing else These things demonstrated to the satisfaction of the court that body promptly placed McDermld on trial and demanded that he explain reasons for creating such a scandal out of whole cloth and as he failed to offer an lota of proof ln support of his contentions It was promptly ad Judged proper that he be deposed from his position of honor as an elder of the congregation Further than thli and even more severe a sentence it was decreed that McDermld be denied communion with the church During the progress of the trial Rankins wife wrought upon to the verge of hysteria by the absurd yet shocking charges preferred by McDermld seised a chair and attempted to assault the latter She was caught In time to prevent her reaching MC perjnld The scandal that resulted in last nights trial and verdict has stirred Elmhurst to its very heart ever since the charges were first preferred Bym pathy haa at all times been with Rankin and Miss Rlnes and with Rankins wife arid children as none other than McDermld placed any confidence in the latters allegations treating them as ridiculous and the outgrowth of Imagination DARING BURGLAR LANDED IN CELL A Saberanes a Young Man Recently From Los Angeles Admits a Daylight Robbery In the arrest of A Saberanes a Los Angeles youth scarcely out ot his teens the police believe they trapped one of the most desperate criminals that has operated in this city ln months Under a rigid questioning Seberanes confessed last evening to the robbing of the home of A Blodgett 416 Lyon street Tbls robbery was committed shortly after noon on May 5th and at the time the police characterized it as having the earmarks of the work of a man of more than ordinary boldness and daring Oh yes I robbed the Blodgett residence said Saberanes last evening as he nervously relit his cigarette It was an easy job I first went to the door and rang the bell and when no one answered I began to make arrangements for business It proved a very simple matter I went to the rear of the house and with the aid of a Jimmy raised the window and In I went I took my time making the search gathering up watches pins chains tings and everything of value I could flnd Saberanes was arrested on Montgomery street by Officer Freel who had been given a description of him He was neatly dressed and a diamond of several carats glittered In his shirt bosom He took his arrest without excitement merely stating that be was sorry he had letters disclosing his true name iq his pocket The detectives learned that he bad been living at the Hotel Phillips on Sixth street and wnen they went to his room they found a young woman named Annie Taylor there The girl was taken to the City Prison and will be held pending a further investigation her pompanions criminal career Among the plunder found fa the young mans room was a box of unset amethysts opals pearls and other costly stones and two gold watches one of which was Identified by Blodgett as having been taken from his home HBST SESSION TO DAY The first open Session of Uie District Court of Appeal in and for the First Apellate district of the State will be held to day at 10 A Mv tn the bank courtroom of the Supreme Court An the Parrott building An address of wej i cVne to the new Judiciary on behalf of the San Francisco Bar Association will be delivered by Edward Taylor dean of the Hastings College ot Law Applicants for admission to practice law will be heard in oral examination during the afternoon of to day and all day to morrow The Court will take up its first regular calendar next Monday when they will hear argtlments on forty cases which bare been asslgned to them by the Supreme Court PETTCIOSfcOr BANKRUPTS Oeorge Him melstoasifr a clerk of San Francisco Sled petlttoo la bankraptey yetterdar with ilablll 1 Lira eoo uaiesAari iu ADaeraoo a farmer of Stockton filed a petition setting fofth bla lUbUltie as I5JS3 ASSIQNEU TO BKAWELU The lnfnnctlOD salts relating to 620 Jacksoa atreet and be Beldetf place bouses wblcb were tracifem from1 twin Hebbards department after aa et ctyinx of warm words were atslxsed to Judirej neaweu oy rreaiaina 4007 iawwrresteroar CX50BTTO APPOINT CDSTODIAN Jtidre Seawell wae informed yesterday teat tne Inter eated parties in tbt partnerahip suit between Tbomas CoffhUt and George A Kona bad selected JokaDemp terMcKees custodian of the Arms assets bat be bad declined to aerre Tbe Jnde waa therefore elked to appoint the costodlan 7 vt i CONVICTS TWO PAWNS EOKEHS it BW meaberx and Natba who bar been cob doctlBS pawn tbop at the Prealdl sates with 1 out a license war eosTiciea or Ioue jndire 1 Fit yeiterdat and teatence contlnsed for thirty They tare annoyed tne muiury autborl I By LADY 1 11 lyY 1 1 i Of i 4fj i yJ4 HE social event of yesterday was th dinner of fifty four covers given last evening at the Palace Hotel by Mr and Mrs Timothy Hop klna to Mss Mary Kohl angjier fiance 8 Plllsbury Three larKa Ubles were laid in the Marble room their decorations following in tone the shades 0f5k Jfronv th palest of carnations and sweet peas to the deepest richest hues of the American beauty roses At the first table these were Vised alone ln a dassllngt cOnf uslon of loveliness the second table was foundation for a beautiful adornment of pink carnations tied 1 with broad ribbons of shaded ptnki at the third pink and white carnations mingled Ay soft rosy light fell alike from under tinted shades on tables and walls Oreat date palm leAves broke the severe lines of the marble room walls Mr and Mrs Hopkins welcomed their guests in the Empire Toom where ln pleasing contrast to the mossy green furnUhlngs masses of sweet peas and American beauties were used In decorationdecoration Occasional white roses were scattered here and there with attractive effect From 7 oclock when the hosts and kuests met until a late hour the evening was one of thorough success and pleasure A novel idea Is the lara a rnarhlnar party with which Miss Fannie Danforth purposes entertaining twenty five other friends Friday afternoon of this week A fine large new coach will be used and a good part of the suburban Country hereabouts covered ln the course of the afternoon Later all will be driven to Miss panforths for tea Mrs Leaster Herrlck was recently hostess at a charming little luncheon of six covers given in honor of Mrs IS Birmingham The affair although most Informal was exceedingly Jolly and was much enjoyed A pretty green and white effect In decoration was obtained by graceful asparagus fern trailers over a snowy linen cloth ET Pfllsbury was host last Monday evening at a dinner at the Palace after which iie took his guests to the opening night of Romeo and Juliet where they occupied a loge box There were present Mrs Kohl Mr and Mrs Timothy Hopkins Miss Kohl and Mr Pills bury Maynard Dixon the clever artist and Miss Lillian Tobey the artistic artisan were married last Sunday at the bum mi house ln tbe Arroyo Seco The host and hostess were the only witnesses to the ceremony which united the gifted yoting people For the past three months Mr Dixon haa been sketching ln Guadalajara with Xavier Martlnes He came as far as Los Angeles last week where Miss Tobey has been visiting friends Then it was decided to accept the invitation of Mr and Mrs Lummls to be married at their picturesque hofhe Mr and Mrs Dixon have po definite plans as to what they will do in the next few months but they will come north shortly Mrs Harry Rice Mann held an informal afternoon last Monday at the St Francis Hotel where she lives Among the callers were many of her late guests at a delightful function given by herat that hotel a few weeks ago Mr and Mrs Bugene Lee were hosts last evening at a Jolly little chafing dish party at their pretty home on Steiner street Fourteen guests were bidden in for tbe evening and after some music and a game of cards partook of the delicacies of a chafing dish as produced by tbe deft management of their skilled hosts Mr and Mrs Lee will spend part of their summer In Portland at the Lewis and Clark Exposition They expect to leave here early In July a Clarence Follls who has been enjoying pleasant journeying bnlh Atlantic Coast and ln Europe is expected home to morrow Mrs Clarence Martin Mann will be among those who will seek some quiet place In which to spend the summer Her pians are not yet definite but there Is some Intention of going to one of Mr Manns ranches ln Nevada where she will have a complete rest Mr and Mrs Alexander Bergevin Will remain in San Francisco until July when Mr Bergevin will his physicians how think be sufficiently recovered from his recent severe automobile accident to travel comfortably Chicago Is the real home of the Bergevlns although they have come to regard California Mrs Lpergevlhs birthplace as quite as near their time of late years has been spent abroad and early fall will find them again on their way to the Continent Mr and Mrs David Brsklne Allison left yesterday afternoon for a short run to San Jose ln their automobile They will return by the end of the week General and Mrs Comba are loaking forward with pleasure to the return of their daughter Mrs Sweasey wife of Captain Sweasey A from the Philippines an the Incoming transport Mra Sweasey la bringing ner two children Claude and Francis witb her They have been almost a year ln tbe Orient Mrs George Andrews wife of Colonel Andrews TJ A left a few days ago fbt a trip eastward She will be gone several months Mrs Richard Allen Keyes will entertain a number of friends to day at luncheon at the St Francis She expects to leave for her home In Salt Lake Sunday Miss Christine Judah will be hostess at ap informal tea this afternoon given complimentary to Miss Kelvin SAYS SHE WAS HOT SANE WHEN SHE WAS MARRIED Aims Murray sued Murray yesterday to have their marriage annulled She says that on November 4 1904 when the ceremony was performed in this city she was temporarily of unsound mind and that on the following day when she regained her reason she left Murray The following divorces were granted yesterday Manuel A Cardoxa from Carrie Cardoxa for cruelty and desertion Natalie Westran from Charles a Westran to whom she was married one year ago for cruelty Eme llne Foster from John Poster Adella Atheara fnmv Charles Athearn she resuming her maiden name Singer The following divorce suits have been begun Mabel Mlnto against William Minto for cruelty Effle Park against John Park for cruelty Vereuda Belle Gossage against Joseph Qoatase Rasmussen against Carrie RasmussenJ Bertram Altbayef against Malvlna Altbayer dara ties by parenaelaer uniform sod eecoBlrenente LWy JcroDS of California and contribute larare V1UDT Bl Ill SB 11nWT II TYIIItf BTal sWii WMMaHD waaxveu nwwaM JAM IV Tilth tBllelMtal Wsftr ailtsSJll fltT nf rka Intans STATE BOAED TO VISXT PORTLAND EXPOSITION The State Board of Trade at its meeting held yesterday decided to make an official visit to the Lewis and Clark Exposition at Portland Or during June Ten ihoiiiandcoples of the forthcnmlng annual report of the Board of Trade will ba printed for distribution by the expo sltionfobmmlsstorient excluilVe of the copies to be given but at the California eatblbltc Resolutions were adopted deprecating the efforts of towns and cities In California to include grape barley and bop products to the prohibition of alcoholic beverages believing hat these articles coiyiliiuie ita unpurismv pare 01 ine zi their war yesterday by stipulating for Ttanifmissai or tnn muiK DrausDCDr insi vwtMin rvw itr in ins wenitn Artna mare hs hAiVii ng a tooh aroond rpu vjjm proper eyaieoiui niarn 11 and Ihea niilied on Captain Enrlaccn A I vr bannuettOrnlabt on feanday will cense with if ort elture and other nenal ue 10 prgiecrme purity or articles Miflldr ODened tnformktWwfar trv 5 4 at ue ueciaeniai Bat ei ana on eaoaay wui wwejfuw Biniyvi arui both parties i sr iSV 0 4lV rS ft 4 tie Si Albambra Ttoeates 3 ofnsa privilege ABRSiillSAVIHl i if BE Ti FooYellerv Promises tbTCpn fjne HJmeIfto Billiards PleadsJsiiHty and Pays FJrie 3aCk Abrams Who conducts poot rooms with a billiard parjor annex at 101 OElllsr5 street canie before Pollbe Judge Mogan with promise to be good if he might be permitted There was a string on the promise however He had been arrested for selling pools In violation of the ordinances made and provided and fhrpugh the conylctloit of his cashier Dick CreightohV on a ilmllar charge there was no loophole for the i proprietor to wylggle out VTlttL this fact large before him he calmly offered to plead guilty to the charge of visiting a poolroom wHen he would pay hW fine and hereafter conduct nothing nearer poolselllng than the renting of his pool and billiard tables I Proseouting Attorney Oreeley could hot see it that way and with a frown he passed It to the Judge who was non committal reeling that he was not in the hands of his friends Abrams threw caution to the winds and pleaded guilty without reservation to the charge of selling pools and conduct lnga poolrbom Mogan while stating that he was aware there was nothing on the face of the complaint to show that Abrams offense had been mors serious than Creightons felt it incumbent on him to go outside the record and of the knowledge furnished him and the admissions of the defendants ownership of the place would impose a fine of 100 on Abrams with an alternative of 100 days ln the County Jail While with Creighton he would make the fine 50 or imprisonment for fifty days In addition to that Creighton was also charged with visiting a pool room so while he was fining the nine other visitors arrested in the Grand Jury raid 3 each he would Impose this additional fine on the cashier It was all paid Into court EASTON ELDEIDGE FAILURE GIVES RISE TO LITIGATION Benedict Hade Defendant in a Hundred and Rfty Tnou sand Dollar Suit Suit Was brought yesterday on attachment against Benedict Wendell East on and Harry Francis to recover 130000 alleged to bo due stockholders ln the firm of Eaaton El drldge The plaintiff Is tbe Pacific Coast Society Henley Costal lo represent the plaintiff While suit Is brought against all three directors of the defunct firm the attachment is levied on property belonging to but one of them Benedict The three pieces of property attached are situated on Geary near Mason at the corner of Geary and Taylor and on Taylor near Geary When the failure of Easton Eldrldge was announced it was stated that the assets would probably be sufficient to enable a satisfactory settlement to be made The tiling of a suit indicates that this hope was too optimistic i HIGH TEA IN AID OP THE YOUTHS DIEECTOEY A high tea will be given to morrow Thursday night ln the Youths Directory for the benefit of that instltu tion The object of the tea is to aid ln liquidating the burdensome debt of the Rutherford Farm School an off hnnt nf thtt dirertorv and the bov farmers of the Napa valley branch ofi the directory are sending tne rruits of the farm to supply the tables at the tea Sacred Heart orchestra will be in attendance The tea will also afford tbe charitable public an oportunlty to obtain an idea of the Interior of a great Institution The banquet committee comprises Rev Crowley rtev William Morgan Captain Henry Gleeson Mr Cosgrove Eugene McCoy and de Hay The reception committee consists of Mrs Henry Gleason Mrs Cos grove Mrs Clyne Misses Anne Powell Mary McManus Kate Shea Elizabeth Gleeson Laura Gleeson and Mary McGllnn COBNWAILS ESTATE Pierre Barlow Cornwalls estate has been appraised In court at 86491 28 tbe larger part of It consisting of stocks Cornwalls Interest In the Belllngham Bay and British Columbia Railroad Company Is valued at 276 285 84 In the Belllngham Bay Improvement Company at 410668 24 and in the Mutual Electric Light Company at 42062 60 He held only two pieces of real estate In this city that at the southwest corner of Second and Harrison streets appraised at 42600 and that at the southeast corner of Harrison street and Vassar place ap pralsd at 7500 Cornwall owned the Bruce quarts mine In Amador county valued at 26000 and a half Interest in the Maryland mine valued at 12 600 AUTOMOBILE OWNER SUED Wheeler owner of an automo bile which ran over Mrs Violet Snider in front pf a garage on Golden Gate avenue on April 13 1905 and Calif the chauffeur in charge of the machine wrere sued yesterday by Mrs Snider and her husband A Snider for 5020 damages on account of her injuries The wheels passed over her left arm and shoulder iff i 1 4 MAVW1AND FourSmairChildren From New and Penniless and All lii to Return i i 1 L1i i ii i ii i ii ii tun i MueiiVs 1Z Four Ladles Jri Narrowniscape vJ From Flames That Mabhine In Front of as Detained on Tthe Oceknlo sCeamer Sierra by thimmlgratlotjpfhce four small ichHdTfn the oldest pf whom Is a giribf 4tj7yearsand the younffest a 00 of 5 Theliviname is Hardlntf The Httie bhesf baver no mcither VJJllarh Harding the father i a Odvernment carpenter in New Zealand and upon the death or nls wife being a poor jnari he listeried to the advice of Wadlt a missionary of the Mormon churchVwho urged that tha children be sent tn America Here said Gon the little tots would receive care ana aavantages wnicn could not be obtained inUtheCSouth seas Goff was a passenger on the Sierra and he brought the Harding children with him But when the officials from tbe immigration offlce went aboard the steamer off Melggs wharf they found that the missionary had only ov xor me tour pnuaren insteaa 01 that amount for each immigrant as is required Another potentate of the Mormon cnurcn named prepnens was to meet and take chargtj of the children here Stephens however did not appear and If he does not arrive with the necessary funds before the date set for the sailing of the Sierra nothing will remain for the forlorn little travelers but to return to their Island home and run the risk of not being met by their father at the New Zealand port 1 1 APPEALS FOB PB1TOEGE TO MINE IN THE STEEEt James Daley who has been prevented from working a mine in the city streets has appealed to tbe Supervisors In his petition which was filed yesterday he says Gentlemen Will yod grant a per mlt to a hard working miner to open a gold mine in the street between Forty seventh and Forty ninth avenuesf 1 have discovered gold ln a sewer trench In said street and I hope your honorable Board will grant me a permit to commence work 4 Cayjthe result lp the peevish antles of lils automobJle Charjes If AYbod of this icity was burned about the tajesHsthtlylastevenlng the fire department fho bad half hour Hnd four ladles who occupied the machine had narrow escapes Mr Wood wsi tooling the machine byjrthe Van Nuys Hotel on Bush street when jUjsuudenly balked tha gasoline exploded and the flames flared up about twenty feet high burned Mr Woods whiskers brought out the neighborhood and sent the ladles scurrying to a safe place on the oppo site pavement The flames were subdued after a while but a faint aroma of singed whiskers lurk abont the place i The Oakland Branch OfSee of tbe Cbronlele1 Is tiow st 1238 BroadwarV corner Fifteenth at 1 i2 UISCBLLANBOUB Natural It ax at lire ater 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