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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-07
THEY PRETEND To WEEP,
Suspected MurdererS of SeIjan
See the Body of the Muir
dered Man.
The Suicide Theory Incorporated In
the Verdict OF the Omaha
Coroner'S Jury.

OMAHA, NEBR., July 6.-To-day was oc-
cupied with the Coroner's inquest on the
Seljan case. The prisoners were brought
to the Morgue to see the body and were
greatly affected, Buckovitz pretending to
weep. The witnesses told the story of the
finding of the body, and an autopsy was
performed on it. One of the lungs was
filled with air. which proves that death re-
suited before the body reached the water.
DR.. J. E. Summers Jr. testified that the
cut in the throat was such that the de-
ceased could not have lived more than
nine minutes. The Coroner's verdict was
that death came from the hand of Seljan
or some unknown person. The suicide
theory has been advanced by friends of
the prisoners, and it obtained recogni-
ton in the jury report, although this was
a surprise to the spectators.
There was some talk OF lynching to-
night, and the police are much wrought
up over the affair. The fact that Bucko-
Wiz admits that he shaved Seljan Tuesday,
and that his knife, memorandum book and
hat were found in the dead mans room
by the police, and also that Selian had
loaned Buckovitz and Urban money with
which to pay their board bills, and also ad
vanced money to settle a judgment OBJ
tanned against them in Justice Longs
court, impresses Chief of Police White
with the belief that he has secured a strong
circumstantial chain of evidence against
the suspects.
Complaints charging at least four of the
prisoners (the men) with murder were filed
at the inquest.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-07
TROOPS ORDERED OUT.
Starring Strikers Causing Trouble in
Hest Tirginia Mines.

starring Strikers Causing Trouble IN
West Tirgi,sia Mines.
HUNTINGTON, w. VA, July GAIL the
companies of the Second Regiment have
been ordered to be ready to proceed to
the Elkhorn country. All the talk in
this city is the trouble in the Elkhorn min
ing region and the action of the military
authorities in calling out the Second Regi-
ment, composed of nine companies. The
Governor has had representative at Elk
horn for days watching the condition OF
affairs.
Recently the men and their families,
who have been on strike for two
months, have been in an almost starving
condition. They were evicted in many
instances from the houses they occupied.
They have not committed any damage
as yet, but the manner in which they
gathered and their conversation indicated
trouble, and the authorities were called
upon. The Norfolk and Western Railroad
has taken precautions to protect all its
property. 1t will require four hours for all
the companies in the Second Regiment to
assemble.
The entire Second Regiment of State
militia is now assembled at the different
armories in the western part of the State,
and is ready to proceed to the scene of the
trouble. Reports this morning said that
matters were quiet, but an outbreak is
liable at any minute.
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one yelled: 1--WE are going to the bottom p
and q scene of wild confusion followed.
There were dozen ladies aboard. Many
of them tainted, and these were seized by
the men and carried aloft.
Captain Cooper shouted to them not to
Jump overheard, but to trust to the boat
reaching the bar.
Engineer Graves was standing in water
up to his waist. The furnaces filled, and
every instant he expected an explosion.
But he stood to his post, and in response
to the pilots calls threw on all available
steam.
When within 100 yards of the bar the
water had filled the hull of the Lady Lee
and she careened over almost on her side.
Half OF the panic stricken passengers
jumped overheard, and the women would
have followed but for the stern commands
of the officers. There was stampede
among the deck passengers, and two-thirds
of these Ieaped into the water.
The engineer was almost entirely SUBJ
merged, but there was steam left and he
remained at his post. The boat righted
herself for moment and lunged forward
fifty feet further, and there sank so low
that the still revolving wheel was entirely
under water and ceased to propel the boat.
The engineer started above, but before
he could reach the cabin deck the boat
had settled in fifteen feet of water, leaving
the hurricane roof above the surface.
Those who remained on it were taken off
in skiffs.
Twenty-Five passengers, all men, who
had jumped into the water, were also
saved in skiffs, but a score, it is feared,
were drowned.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-07
WHISKY TRUST PROPERTY.
There Is Nolc No WGy in Which the Sal
Can BE Stoned.

Can BE Stopped.
CHICAGO, ILL, July 6.-There is no
way in which the sale of the whisky trust
property can be stopped now. Judge
Showalter in the United States court this
afternoon again passed on several motions
of counsel for Greenhut and Morris, decid-
ing against them in every instance The
attorneys came fortified with great stacks
of authorities, but the court did not wait
to hear arguments. Every possible motion
was made to gain foothoId in court for
the two foes of the reorganization commit
tee, but they were shut out, as they have
been on other occasions, with the differ
ence that their exclusion as parties of
record this time will be final. Their only
recourse lies in the Court of Appeals, to
which Edwin Walker, representing Green
hut, will apply for a writ of mandamus to
compel Judge Showalter to grant him an
appeal. AS the writ will not be returnable
until the next term of court, which will be
in October, even if it were decided in favor
of the minority interests it would then be
too late to prevent the transfer of property
to the reorganization committee. The GER
tifcates of the organization, the American
Spirits Distilling Company, are being en-
graved and will be ready in few days.
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EDUCATORS IN SESSION.
Topics Discussed Before the
American Council at
Denver.
DR.. McMurray Explains the InfIu-
ence of the Doctrine of
Herbart.

DENVER, Colo, July 6.-There was
largely increased attendance over yester-
day at the opening of the National Educa-
tional Council in the Supreme Court cham
Der this morning. About twenty-five adj
ditional members of the council arrived
last night, making nearly forty of the
membership of sixty now in Denver.
Many of the delegates to the educational
association, in addition to a number of
Colorado educators and visitors, were
among the audience when President
Rounds called the meeting to order. The
utmost interest was manifested in the pro-
ceedings and the discussions were unusu-
ally instructive and full of interest.
The afternoon session opened with
round table" considera ton of the "Infiu-
ence of Herbart's doctrine on the course of
study in the common schools" The dis
cussion was led by DR.. Charles A. McMur-
ray of Norman, ILL.,, who explained the
theory of Herbartianism, responding to
numerous questions, DR.. McMurray ex-
planned that Herbartianism is the doctrine
taught by the German philosopher fifty
years ago of enriching the course of study
in the elementary school by laying empha-
sis upon the subject matter to be taught,
rather than upon the mere forms, as has
been usual in the past. The Herbartians
believe that the school must be carefully
adjusted TO the capacity and interests of
children and that all teaching should have
an ethical or character building aim.
President Rounds announced the COM
mittees of the session as follows:
New members-H. S. Tarbell, Rhode ISL
and; Mary E. Nicholson, Indiana; James
II. Baker, Colorado; Earl Barnes, Callfor-
mia; u. Richards, District of Columbia.
NominationS-F. Louis Sedan, Missouri;
c. B. Gilbert, Minnesota L. II. Jones,
Ohio.
Auditing-H. H. Seerley, Iowa; A. R.
Taylor, Kansas; Joseph Baldwin, Texas.
At o'clock this evening special train
of electricians took the members of the
Council of Education to University Park,
where reception was given them at the
home of Bishop H. w. Warren.
1t is estimated at midnight that 5000
teachers are in the city.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-07

man with strong vital force, sexual ana men,
tai energy, is king among men.
If you have any regrets for the past why not avail
yourself of the chance to recuperate your physca
forces before it goes too far?
"Your belt has entirely renewed my vital force,
and 1 would not part with 1t for anything, wrote
W. H Moss from Lovelocks, New.
The physical body of man is of delicate construc-
ton. Perhaps you have at some period iDyour HE
misused some of its functions. Ask yourself the
question, "Have 1 always treated myself right?
Have I never overstepped the limits OF prudence
in physical pleasures?"
Indiscreton is always punished. When you
overtax your vital forces you cannot help reaping
the consequences. If you waste to excess the
vitality nature has given you for daily use, you
must draw upon your reserve force to supply the
excess. This reserve force is the foundation OF
your vital structure, and frequent drafts upon 1t
and mental strength.
Once started this vital force is wasted daily until
complete sexual and mental exhaustion take
place.
Thousands of yearly attest the life-renew-
ing power OF Dr. Sanden's Electric Belts, which
cure you when medicines fail. 1t costs less than
half what you pay for ordinary course OF medi-
cine, and is worn while you sleep, carrying It's
vital power into every vital organ OF the body,
and restoring health and manhood during your
rest. 1t greets you in the morning, as you awake
refreshed and full of ambition, messenger OF
life and happiness.
We will send to your address, by express, free
from any costs to you any Dr. Sander Electric Belt
you may choose for examination, SO that you may
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FOR POISONING HIS WIFE.
Arrest of a Chicago Barber for Foul
Crime.

Arrest of Chicago Barber for Fous
Crime.
CHICAGO, ILL, July GA warrant was
tonight sworn out for Charles J. Uhl,
charging him with poisoning his wife.
Mrs, Uhl died ON June %, and while there
has as yet been no post mortem examina-
ton, the police think they have incrimi-
mating evidence against the husband. Mrs.
Uhl was dead when DR.. Carr reached the
house on the morning of June %, having
been summoned by Mr. Uhl, but he issued
a death certificate, assigning heart failure
as the cause. The eldest of the two chill
dren, who were sleeping in the room where
Mrs. Uhl died, says that her father gave
her mother medicine before she died which
made her very sick. Uhl is barber and
spiritualist. 1t is said he predicted that
his wife would be in another world before
july and took out $500 insurance policy
on her life. Uhl has made contradictory
statemen is about his wife's death.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-07
GASOLINE sroVEs EXPLODE.
Flee Persons Badly Burned and Ttco
HitJ Die.

CHICAGO, ILL, July 6.-Two explosions
of gasoline stoves occurred this afternoon
in which five persons we're badly burned ,one
and possibly two of whom may die The
first disaster took place at 415 Princeton in
which three suffered injury, and the other
at AL West Chicago avenue, and this time
mother and daughter were sew erely
scorched. The injured are: Mrs. w. G.
Bartel, will die; W. c. Bartel, 9 months
old; Miss Ora King, may die; Mrs. Mary
Mcnamara, badly burned about body;
Miss Anna Mcnamara, burned about the
face and arms.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-07

Frank Lusk, the retiring treasurer of Con-
verse County, reveals shortgage OF $500
IN the county funds. Lusk's bondsmen
Will be sued for the shortage. Lusk claims
he had an agreement with the County
Commissioners by which he was entitled
to retain the fines and penalties for all de-
linquent taxes collected by him and that
the apparent shortage represents these
items
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John Buckley Found.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 6.-John Buckley,
the son and heir of Kate WEIGH, recently
found in an insane asylum at Reno, New,
and who has deposit in the Hibernia
Bank of San Francisco has been found in
this city. He says he has not seen his
mother since he was child, but for
thirteen years he has been searching for
her.
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IRE COMING WEsrWARD.
Miss Helen Could aud Party Arrire a
KdnSdS Citn.

Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 6.-Miss
Helen Gould and party arrived in the city
this morning in special train over the
Missouri Pacific from st. Louis. A stop of
half an hour vas made at the union depot,
after which the train pulled out for
Omaha. Tomorrow the party will go to
Grand Island, Nebr., and from there to
Denver. The trip over the Missouri Pacific
system is partly one of business and partly
one of pleasure. The personnel of the
party is: Miss Helen Gould, Frank Jay
Gould, Miss Ida ]. Casts and Miss Alice
Northrop of Tarrytown, n. Y; William
Northrop of Yonkers, N. Y; Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank K. Hahn of New York, and
General Manager w. B. Dodridge of the
Missouri Pacific
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BURIED By Al CATE-IN.
Flee Hen Killed and Fifteen FOUNDED
in a Nine Disaster.

ST. LOUIS, No., July GA special to
the Chronicle from Toluca, Mexico, says
that horrible accident occurred at the
Calvario stone-quarry Yesterday. A large
force of men was getting out stone when
the earth caved in, completely burying
them. Five men were killed and fifteen
seriously wounded
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persisted IN THE FLAMES.
4 Wonsaa Buried Beneath the Walls of O
BURNING BNiLdinO.

burning Building.
OSWEGO, N. Y, July GA fire this
morning destroyed the general store of
Wallace & Sons and several other build
ings. Loss, $153, 900; insurance, $4,000.
Mrs. Isaac Bond was burned to death in
the fire. She got out of the building all
right, but was seen to turn back, presume
bly, for some belongings. Before she got
upstairs loud explosion was heard and
the roof fell in.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-07
NEW TO-DAY.
YOUNG MEN
OLD MEN

why is it that so many men about the
age of 80 to So look and feel like men o
so? You see it and wonder at it. But ne
who is prematureIy aged knows the rea-
son. 1t is because in early years he
wasted the vital force which nature in
tended him to store up for future use.
Now he needs it and it is gone. And yet
nature provides means of renewing 1T in
Electricity as applied by DR.. Sanden's
Electric Belt and Suspensory.
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compare it with
any other Elec-
trio Belt made.
If you have USED
other belts and
f o u nd t h e m
worthless, or If
you doubt the
merits Of the
S a N de n B cit.
send US a state
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case, and we will send the belt free for examina-
ton. No man need buy Sander Belt until he
examines it, fully and knows that it is VIII at it is
represented.
permanent cure is guaranteed or money re-
funded in all weaknesses of men. A pocket edi-
ton of the celebrated electromedica work.
'sThree Glasses of Men, illustrated is sent fret
sealed, by mall upon application. Every young
man, middle aged or old man suffering the slight
est weakness should read it. 1t will point out
EASY, SURE AND SPEEDY WAY TO RE-
GAIN STRENGTH AND HEALTH WHEN
EVERYTHING ELSE HAS FAILED.
Be man. Lay aside prejudice caused by the
broken promises of quackery. Get the book and
write to the who voluntarily offer their
names. Then act as your Judgment dictates.
Don't put it OIL. Write to-day. Address
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-07

HVoUR ELECTRIC BELT IS A WONDER
full remedy for restoring vital force and re-
juvenating old age. feel ten years younger since
got it, writes L. d. Holbrook. agent Home
Mutual Insurance Company, WatsOnville, ca.
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Shortage in County Funds.

CHEYENNE. WYo., July 6.-The State
Examiners explanation of the accounts Of
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ALL ARE PATRIOTIC,

Continued from First Page.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-02

MEM rozkazu aresztowania Gle
kilka stoli slow w~ystarcsy ,
mel strony, by usuna6 te
skruputy. Ma Ailacha uczyni@
to piekna pani!
Uczyh odpowiada
widocznie W uporze s'aboaca
Nad]asKa - a zdradze wszyst
kje tajemnice vase.
- Me trudz sic ekscelencyc
80 m6wi cokolwiek drw;ecc
Mustafa = spostrzegajac, il
ostatuie to juz wysi}ki omota :
nej 2reczui1 sievi4 ofary.-
Me wiele nowego masz i'm do
powiedzenia o naszych plaDach,
sa tu Petersburgu najdo-
k}aduiej O Mich poibf>rmowsni
Ola tego zbiegl oiekna pani!..->
ksia&e Mahomet. Wledz O tenn
2e gdyby to nie byto nastapi}o,
dzisiaj JUL by}by W drodze
do Taszkientu, a stamtad jul
ME bylby nigdy %powr6ci}
Poinformowono mle bardzc
doktaduie. Lecz d}uze] nu&yt
Gle ME bede noja rozmowa,
pora sp6zniona. Jutro z rama
PAM zdecydulesz sic ma wy1azd
do Stambu}u. Szalenstwa
&adnego ME po%pe}nisz, paoi. -
Wyrze6iszy te s}owa, sk}oni]
sic z wyszukana grzecznoscia
pozostawit Jeneratowa z je:
myslami.
Nadjaska bY}a zfamana,
viedziaia, il naizupe}nie:
znsjduje sic }asce lub nielasce
ambasa dora. By1e W takiem
usposobieniu, De gdyby mia}a
przekonanie, il smierG Musta
ia uwolni ia cd tych 5cis}ych
wlea6w, W jake ia ambasada
turecka ujela, zdo!na by}s
popelniG zbrodnie.
lCiag daisy nascapt.)
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-02
0 bjedzie W AmeryCe.

pisze do Gazety Swiatecznej"
niejakis F. T. Wo}owski z
Chicago, najwidoczniei jaki6
nowy prorok. Pisze on ]ak
nastepuje wiz. Gazeta o.
%sztyhska):
Ia posreduictwem Gazety
waszej pragne napisa6 dc
tych rodakow, kt6rzy gotowj
So jecha6 do Ameryki. Spo.
dziewam sic, re s}owa mole
ME beda daremne ola tego,
kto zamierza opuscic ziemie
rodzinna / szukaG chleba ma
obcei ziemi.
Bracia kochani, iezeli macie
grosz Z trudem zebrany
obr6ccie 60 lepiej IA swo]e
potrzeby od16zcie ma
czarniejsza chwile, a ME
marnu]cie ma podroz do Ame-
ryki-
w Ameryce juz cd dw6ch
lat brak roboty, tysiace ludzi
ME maja zarobku; a kto
znajdzie prace, to ledwo
ma utrzymanie zycia zarobi6
moze. PracowaG trzeba "a
pol darmo, a / takiego zarob-
ku codziennnie ME dostanie;
dobrze je3eli sic trait ma try,
cztery dni W tygodniu. Bieda
wsr6d robotnikow jest wielka
tax, Re W nlekt6rych miastach
Rad must zywi6 biedak6w.
Trudno dostac jakiejkolwiek
piracy ludziom, kt6rzy tn So
pc lat kilka lub kilkanascie,
a coz dopiero Swiezo przyoyli,
ME znajacy tutejszego jezyka
Byiy wypadki, re Gale rodzin>
albo pamar{y Z g}odu, albc
zycie sobie odbiera}y f;
rozpaczy. Mledzy tym
nieszczesliweml znajdujemy
rodak6w. w samym Chicago
gdzie pred dwoma lat,
brakowa}o ludzi do roboty
dis 200. oco robotnikow
rozpaczq prawie spoglada v
przysz}osc, ME wiedzac, CO
i'm ooa przyniesie, czy kawa
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-02
ls'yss SaRszavsu
DIVA razy dzlennie!!
Najpopularnieisze plsmo polskie

Wychodzi %codziennie W dw6cl
edycjach: rannej i w1eczorne], G.
pr6cz SWAT i dni swiatecznych. "
kt6re vYchodzl raz jeden ma dzlen Q
0lbr2Ymi dzia1 telegramow j
9orespondencyj ze wszystkich stolic
europejsk1ch i panstw zaocea-
nowych: wreszcle wsp6lpraoownIct.
40 pierwszorzednYch pisarz6w
>olskich zjedna47
AUREER0M MARSHA NSKIENU
wyjatkowa W kraju naszym rs.
!35ran1ca poczytnos6 I powage.
Cena p~renulaeraty "a sranicn
wynosi ~mjesiscznie rs. / kop. So. ~
c1er poie.lA lczy wieGZorny kos2tuie "
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cen wiersz garnr n usvy, al)o i%<:..
miejsce pierwszy raA - koD,. z%2,l;
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NekGu'ogi;s: Ia wletsz Is E;:,
zwycz"Jno ogsoS2crs:a,: y, .:e:t.:
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s>lerWszy raz ~ lzop. kaz1:@ nuste.j.s
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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-02

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ozra2, lnuo.
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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-02

Jan I'll Sob ieski i, kro! pol.
ski, "l'rntco *!rzefcianstwa pod
Wiednitm
K a | a buryf czyis Dcwc1p !
PrawdA, ola ro2r;wk, i poueze-
q INST a czyli wy1nierzenie Spra.
~iedliwnSc' przez Pol>ke kocha-
jaca ca}em screen Ojczyzne
jej bohateT6w. l'owlesc przez l.
de Teibels. ...............l0
Bilwa pod Kobylanka dnia 6
maja lS64...-.......:>....:5
Cztery powi & l.. z Me
dx,ekie;; , p:zesz}okci, Nowela
przez Nj. d. Chamskiego. 2. Noe
ma pobojowisku z wojny ture.
ko-moskiewskiej 1872 1873. 8.
Moe Duszy, o~powiadanle Ed
munda de Amicis, przetlumaczyl
z w}oskiego Piotr Zubrzycki. 4.
Zbieg. rs
Krwaws n o {. PowiesG z aie.
dalekiei przeszlokc: przez Zyg-
munta I,ucyana Sulime....l5
List A gaton Gillera
o Organizacyi polakdw W Anne
O Jenerale Jdzefie B e.
ID e. napisa} Piotr Zbroaek
Dwie Rite, powiastka h1sto-
ryczn" g dziejdw Anglii XIV
wieku, ~przek@ad w. L, Anczyca
W mocnej oprawie re z1oconym
tytulikiem 60
Dzieci W Y, powle6c mo-
ralna. ...........3 80
W mocnej opraw!e re z}oconym
tytulikiem
Ojclec K a puoyn czyli ivy
cieztwo WARY i mi}osci....3o
Jak IS o b i e op Q ! e s 2,
tax sig wy6pisz:
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