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The San Francisco call., 1901-10-21
BOSTON CHURCH
BARS PATRIOTS
Denounces Constitution
of United States as
Immoral.

BOSTON, Oct. 2O.-James Jackson of
Cambridge, who was suspended from
membership in the Second Reformed
presbyterian Church because on becom-
ing an American citizen, he took the oath
to uphold the Constitution of the United
States, proposes to fight the ruling. Jack
son took part in to-day's services at the
church.
Inc case is probably one of the strang-
est or its kind ever called to the attention
of the people of Massachusetts,. Dr. Jack
son is Scotchman by birth, but now,
after ten years here, he has taken out
naturalization papers.
Rev. j. M. Foster, pastor of the church
from which Jackson was suspended, is
quoted as making the following statement
In regard to the case:
I'VE look upon the Constitution of the
United States as an immoral document
and an insult to the Almighty, in that it
makes no mention whatever of God and
claims for the people that sovereign pow
er which belongs to God alone. We re-
fuse to accept the Constitution thus de-
fect1ve and cannot swear allegiance to
it."
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-21
BODY OF SENATOR DAVIS
TO REST IN WASHINGTON
People of Minnesota Deplore Widows
Decision to Remove It From
That State.

ST. PAUL, Oct 20.-Mrs. C. K. Davis
left tonight for Washington, where she
will hereafter make her home. Previous
to her departure she had the body Of her
late husband disinterred and will take II
to Washington for burial in the national
cemetery. The fact that the distinguished
Senator's body was to be removed from
the State which had honored him in life
caused considerable comment 1t had
been proposed to erect a mausoleum in
one of the city parks, wherein the body
might be entombed, and a measure look
ing to this end was considered by the Ia ST
State Legislature. However, no action
had been taken, and it is said that Mrs.
Davis, becoming displeased with the de-
lay, determined to remove the remains to
Washington.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-21
DECIDE TO FIGHT JUDGE
KoHLSAAT'S INJUNCTION
Chicago Federation of Labor Will
Issue an Appeal to President
Roosevelt

CHICAGO. Oct. 2O-The Chicago FEEDER
atlon OF Labor tonight enlisted in the
cause Of the Allis-Chalmers machfnist
strikers and decided to fight Judge KobI-
saat s Injunction through the courts The
Federation also decided not only to secure
able lawyers for the legal struggle. but 90
whose actions they resent The spes kel-s
were bitter in their denunciatfons - -
1t was decided to request every Illinois
Congressman and both Senators to petit
ton Congress to curtaiI the poWerss ~ III
Federal Judges. President Roosevelt will
be asked TO embody such a request in his
nrst message to Congress-
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-21
Bishops Speak in the South.

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 2O-Many Los
Angeles pulpits were filed to-day by
visiting Bishops Of the Episcopal church.
who are en- route home from the San
Francisco General Convention of that de-
nomination. Bishop Dudley preached in
the morning at St. PauPs Pro-Cathedral
Bishop Atwel at Christs Church and
Bishop Gailor at St. Johns Church. In
the afternoon Bishop Hall spoke at ST
Johns, as also did Bishop Grayatt
Bishop McVicker addressed the Y. M
G A. meeting in the afternoon Most of
the visiting Bishops addressed a mis-
sionary meeting at the pro-cathedral in
the evening
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
The Real Cause of Dandruff and
Badness.

At one time dandruff was attributed to
be the result of feverish condition of
the scalp, which threw off the dried cuti-
Gle in scales.
Professor Unna, Hamburg, Germany,
noted authority on skin diseases, explodes
germ disease.
This germ is really responsible for the
dandruff and for so many bald heads. 1t
can be cured if it is gone about in the
right way. The right way, of course, and
the only way, is to kill the germ.
Newbro's Herpicide does this, and
causes the hair to grow luxuriantly, just
as nature intended it should.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-21
Indians Hold sonorous Reuel.

SPOKANE, Wash. Oct. 2O-For three
days 1000 Yakima Indians have been hold
ing what they call "cultus potlatch" at
Toppenish. This is an annual time of
1eastlng, dancing and drinking, celebrat-
ing the close of a successful harvest sea-
son. The Indians have received larger
returns than usual this year, both from
leasing their lands to white farmers and
from hop picking AS a result money is
free with them and they have been
eclipsing former records in debauchery
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-21
Britain Annexes an Island.

LONDON, Oct. 2O.-The British cruiser
Plyades reports, says a dispatch to the
Daily Mail from Sydney, n. S. w. that
she has annexed Ocean Island, west of
the Gilbert Islands. The island, which has
hitherto been British protectorate, is
rich in phosDhates.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-21
Missing Chaplain Found Dead.

ST. JOHNS, N. F., Oct. 2O.-The body of
Rev. Henry Black, for some time chap
lain of the British cruiser Charybis, who
mysteriously disappeared from st. Johns
last Wednesday, was found this morning
near that place, shot through the head
He had evidently committed suicide in
consequence of dementia, attributed to the
great excitement growing out of the ar
rangements for the visit of the Duke and
Duchess of York and Cornwall.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-21
VIII Build Japanese Steamers.

TACOMA, Oct. 2O.-OrientaI advices re-
ceived to-day contain important news of
steamship extensions by japanese COM
panies. The Togo Kaisen Kaisha. oner-
ating the Nippon Maru, America Maru
and Hongkong Maru between Hongkong
and San Francisco, has decided to con-
struct two Pacific liners of at least 10 600
registered tonnage. The japanese steam
ers will be built in Japan. The company
will not issue new stock, but VIII instead
raise money from reserve funds and by
the issue of debentures.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-21
servia Wants Russia's Friendshin.

BELGRADE, Oct. 20.-King Alexander
to-day opened the new Servia Skupt
selma. The speech from the throne
pledged the monarch to uphold the new
constitution, expressed qualification at tho
correct and friendly relations maintained
by Servia with foreign states and en-
phasized Servia's traditional policy of
securing the friendship and confidence of
Russia"
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-21
Mrs. Mckinley Still Improving.

CANTON, Ohio, Oct. 2O.-Surgeon Gem
eral Sternberg of Washington left to-
night for Columbus on official business.
He was guest at the Mckinley home to-
day. 1t is given out that he stopped here
merely as an old friend of the McKinleys
to make social call on Mrs. Mckinley.
She is said to be doing nicely" There
was no change in her condition that called
for the presence of Surgeon General
Sternberg in consultation.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-21
TAKES CHILD
ON THE TRAIN
Strange Case Of Alleged
kidnapping in Men
dOcinO.
Sheriff of Sonoma Arrests
Man With the Missing
Baby.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SANTA ROSA, Oct 2O-The holiday of
the excursionists who travelled from San
Francisco to Ukiah this morning was en-
livened by what appeared to be an at
tempt at the kidnapping of the child of
tailor in the Mendocino town. A frantic
mothers appeals and the activity of the
Sheriffs of Mendocino and Sonoma coun-
ties quickly resulted in the return of the
youngster, besides causing the arrest at
Cotati of the alleged kidnaper. His name
is William H. Lowe, and he lives at PA
Golden Gate avenue San Francisco.
The child, Harold Sloper, 3 years of
age, was at the station IN Ukiah when
the train started for Tiburon. Lowe is
alleged to have invited the boy into one
of the cars and permitted him to remain
until it was too late to leave the depart
ing train.
Mrs. Sloper was at the station and i'm
mediately noted that her child had dis
appeared. She felt confident that some
person on the train had taken him and
hurried 10 the Sheriff's office That Off
cial telephoned descriptions to Tiburon
and Santa Rosa, and Mrs. Sloper started
south on the next train.
the car at Cotati and found the boy with
Lowe, who was taken from the train and
locked up to await an investigation.
Sheriff Grace said tonight: Il re-
ceived a telephone message from Sheriff
Smith of Mendocino informing me that
child had been kidnapped and was on the
down train. l boarded the train at Cotati
and found Lowe and the child in one of
the cars. The man protested that he had
intended nothing criminal and said that
some person he didn't know handed the
infant to him. Apparently he had not
been drinking and his explanations were
so unsatisfactory that 1 took him to the
Jail.
Sheriff ]. H. Smith of Mendocino
County said:
"A few minutes after the 5 o'clock
train left with eXcursioniSts this after
noon Mrs. SIoper came to my office and
told me her child mad been kidnapped by
a man at the station. [ Immediately
telephoned to Tiburon and Santa Rosa
asking the officers OF. those points to
locate the baby As far as L know there
was no reason why the child should be
taken, and l imagine it was done in
spirit of fun or thoughtlessness."
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-21
Presbyterians Conclude Sessions.

NAPA, Oct. 2O-The sessions of the
California Synod of the Presbyterian
church closed here tonight. 1t has been
a most interesting and successful one,-and
the reports from all parts of the State are
to the effect that the church is fast gain
as the place for the synod meeting in 1902. |
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-21

is no reason to believe he will change his
attitude in the least"
This announcement, coming from high
rumors which have been in Circulation
since Mr.. Roosevelt's entrance into the
White House that he proposes to inter-
vene in some way in behalf of the Beers
ance in official quarters, especially one
published Yesterday, announcing that the
United States was sounding the powers
certaining if they were prepared to act
with her in restoring peace in South
Africa.
No such action has been taken or is
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-21

circles in Brussels discredit the possibil-
ity of Russian Intervention
WASHINGTON, Oct. 20. - president
Roosevelt IS entirely in harmony with the
policy of the late President Mckinley in
ali matters connected with the war in
South Africa, and, so far as known among
his most intimate official associates, there
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-21

contemplated by the administration. 1t is
furthermore said that no power of Eu-
rope has made any representations to the
United States on the subject of interfer-
ence in South Africa, and it appears to
nave become the settled purpose of Eu-
President Kruger and his committee.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-21
GOULD GIVES HIS VIEWS
ON RECLAIMING ARID LAND
Believes Question May Be Solved by
Building Large Reservoirs on
High Ground.

SALT LAKE, Utah, Oct. 2O-President
George ]. Gould of the Missouri Pacific,
with officials of that road, the Denver anc
Rio Grande and the Rio Grande Western,
left to-day by special train over the latter
road for Denver. During the afternoon the
Park City branch was inspected and to-
night the special tied UP at Sprlngvllle
Tomorrow the famous Tintic mining dis
trict will be visited, then the San Pete
Valley branch viii be inspected, after
which the party will depart for the East.
In an interview President Gould gave 1T
as his opinion that what is most urgently
needed not only in this State. but through
out the arid States of the West, is the eS-
tablishment in the canyons and on high
grounds of a series of immense reservoirs
for storing water to be used in reclaiming
great areas in the valleys and deserts.
This, he said, would Solve the question of
irrigation, and to accomplish this end, all
the arid States should work together.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-21

sor F. Demaartens of the University of
ST. Petersburg, who is also a member of
the Russian Privy Council, the Brussels
correspondent of the Standard denies that
he has any mission from the Russian
Government bearing upon the South Afri-
can situation and asserts that Beers
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-21

Thomas ]. Lowe. the father of the young
man mentioned in the above dispatch
says his son is bricklayer by occupa-
tion but has at various times been en-
ployed about the City Hall. He knows of
no reason for any kidnapping and shares
the opinion of the Sheriff that it was the
result of thouehtlessness.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-21

Residents of Kiobenhand Expelled.
KEEL. Oct. 20.-The KELLER Zeitung an
nounees that eleven residents of the VIII
lage of Kiobenhand, near the Danish from
tier, have been expelled for publicly ad-
vocating the reunion of Schleswig with
Denmark.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-21

'iceT ana TWO men wounded.
LONDON, Oct 21.-"Mr. Kurger has re-
ceived a report from Schalk-Burger that
the greater part of Cape Colony is in open
rebellion" says a dispatch to the Daily
Mail from Brussels, land that the Beers
have armed fifteen thousand Afrikanders
within the last three MONTHS
Referring to the movements of Profess
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-21
MUNYON'S
RHEUMATISM
CURE

When Prof. Munyon says his Rheumatism
Cure will cure rheumatism there isn't any guess
It. 1t without leaving any i'll effects. 1t is
splendid stomach and nerve tonic, as well as posi-
tive cure for rheumatism.
All the Munyon remedies are lust as reliable zsc
vial The Guide to Health is free Munyon, New
York and Philadelphia.
MUNYON'S INHALER CURES CATARRH. =
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-21
SCOUTS SURPRISE
BOER LAAGER NEAR BAL1ORAI

ackng Party Loses Two Killed and Three Wounded in Short
Combat That Ends Flight of the PatrosGreater Part
of Cape Colony IS Reported to Be Now in Open Rebellion
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-21

q: ::: s: e. +: : f. s. s: !:
adams had tWn killed and one Of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-27

Infants patent Vici Button and C1 DS
 Lace, little beauties. s..... 4ss%O 'ta1fs poiFa Pofk dof vs'yst tel top, white SIPS Boys light weight Satin Calf (1 S0
 Shoes, heavy sole, to B.. |s'0V Youths light weight Satin Calf C1 1S
 Shoes, heavy sole, B to g.. Y''~0 Little Gents Box Calf hook Lace O2H
 Shoes, 8to TOT
 We wish to cali the attention of all buyers of Boys, Misses or Children's School Shoes to our stock, never so many styles and feathers to select from as now. They are second to &1 E0
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-27
Shoes For Fair Week.

The coming week will be gala week, and if you wish to enjoy yourself to the fullest extent by having your feet com fortable, without which you can not, come to see us and be fitted properly'' in a good, easy shoe, then you will be ready-to join the convivial crowd, with never a thought of tired or burning feet. There are many kinds of fits to be had in shoes, with us there is but one-a perfect fit.
 A perfect fitting shoe not only adds grace and beauty to the foot, but lengthenS the life of the shoe itself. We eft the foot'' on scentifcal prin- |cipleS. We please the eye on lines of beauty and symmetry.
 The celebrated Zegler Bros. shoes need no part of an introduction to the public, but by way of information to the many who have so patiently waited we the arrival of above shoes in Women'S, Misses, Chldren's and In- fants.
 Women's kid tip, welt Lace, C2 On
 very manniSh, B C, D, E.. pO'VV Women's kid tip, hand turned Lace,
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 U, ................ YN%VV Misses patent tip Lace, low %C 7E
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-27
Free Railroad Tickets! Ask for Sch

Fancy Mixed Suitings also plain weaves such as Serges, Cashmeres, Imperial TWills and Granites weaves all good fsil xa'us weef f9< 5{ice. 2ff: yard spee'a! l0f 44-inch wool Granite Cloth, very serviceable fabric for costumes or separate skirts, 65c, quality, A7H
 Special fair week price. ..... 4lT g pieces Diagonal and fancy Granite weave effects, all shades, a regular 25c.. c..quality. Fair week price 10lH
 per yard .................. IA5Y 54-inch all wool Black Choviot, Sr.oo pei pe1,ty; vsid. Fair week special 75G 42-lnch all wool Black Cheviot pure dye Rsi"e Rsny!'y yt' 'sa1e.ed surface great 5Of 58-inch Black Hop Stacking, very sty-
 fish fabric for separate skirts, $r.5o quality. Special fair week QSN
 price. e......................OO OOT
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-27
Gloves.

This season we inaugurated what will probably go on record as the great est selling of Gloves at $I.oo per pair that has ever occurred in Montgomery. Months ago we placed our order with the importers and the splendid results achieved will be at once evident when you visit our glove department.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-27
FashionabIe Coats, Jack cts and Furs. y19,n|a We propose pos r,,9 to

QOuDIS Oul TUT business this season and about the best recommendation we know of for the quality of our fur garments sold is in the satisfaction of the transaction to the customer. The quality is the best, the style correct and the price right. This season is one for variety of styles and novelties in wraps and this is the one store that has complied with the de- mands of fashion. We solicit your in- SpectiOn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-27
Handkerchiefs.

We bought big lot of Ladies' and Gents Handkerchiefs and at the price Weoffer them, they should clear quickly. This lot includes colored bordered and plain white hemstitched at Az each. .................. 4Y
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-27
xsESSSssSasSSxSsSS&$Ssxx. Swell Flannel and Silk

'Ma;e+e Our collection of Silk and voiStS' Flannel Waists is much
 more elaborate lin modes. clever ideas, .exclusiveness and novelties-than any showing of past season, each waist
 having style individuality of its own,
 Special for the Fair week, Black Taffeta ' Waists with tucks and briar @ 0Q
 !. stitching, worth $4.5o each YS'>o
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-27
air Blankets and Con-

forte A sale of Blankets and Com 'Oa S'' forts that will appeal to econ omical houSekeepers, visitors and home folks. 40 well filled Cotton down Comforts,
 silkoline covered, worth S1OO
 SIPS at. t................ Yl"VV s pairs heavy California wool Blank
 cts full Ir-4 in size worth %S 00
 So.5o pair at pO"VV A pairs extra heavy California wool
 Blankets 1l-4 in size worth %G S0
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-27
New Skirt Styles. We We sbnn: ar

ing the best styles in Dress and Walk ing Skirts. Strictly tailor-made gar
 ments, correct in every detail, shapes
 and styles that em5ody all the newest skirt ideas. - l
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-27

The old and trte saying, "A pleased customer is means more; it the life or death of a concern they will not recommend the house to others and so Il many thousands of pleased customers" By treating
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-27
Attractive Millinery.

We offer for Fair week large assort- ment of popular priced ready trimmed Hats both for street and dress wear, the styles will suit your taste and the price will leave a full purse. Our general showing this week will consist of ad- vanced new modes, including the latest | Paris ideas. An exceptional rich display of exquisite creations in great variety of new and exclusive effects, Millinery that combines elegance, beauty and har- amony of colorings in the most practical form.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-27
Hose Sale.

goo dozen Hose bought cheap and will be sold cheap. This lot is made up of Misses ribbed Hose, Ladies 2H Hose, Mems Socks all at palr'.. "
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-27
Street Fair Silks.

Just received for Mondays selling, a complete line of the ultra fashionable English Corduroys in all the wanted solid colors including black and 7Sh white at a yard ............. IO% Metallic striped and figured Velveteens with black grounds, much desired and scarce waist fabric. others QSh ask $I.25 yard our price. :. OO% 10 pieces Brocade Silks in evening shades, Bingalines, Checked and Plaid Taffeta Silks worth 75c. and SI.oo a yard the price this 20h week. ............. " g pieces solid colored Taffeta Silk, 20 inches wide, all pure silk, good range ot coiorS, usual price 75c. a S7H yard noW.... " 9 pieces fancy Taffeta Waist Silks in navy, garnet, rose, brown, reseda and hello grounds with Persian and Pekin stripes were 8sc. now 6Sh a yard .................. wy 5 pieces Black Taffeta Silk, r9 inches wide, pure silk, good value at IGN a yard ................ 4 pieces Black Taffeta Silk, 20 inches wide, beautiful finish and good rustic regular 75c. seller at S0N yard .................. " } pieces Black Taffeta Silk, A inches wide, a heavy quality worth $Ioo a yard, special this sale 72H al C..'.... .''.''' ? pieces Black Taffeta Silk, 27 inches wide, extra heavy quaIiry and extra width, soft, bright finish, O2N regular price $I.25 now at... >OT 25 pieces Net Top and Oriental Lace Edging, from ? I-2 to $ inches wide in cream and white at 7H yarQ ...... '''.''. 7
 Hose Sale.
 800 dozen Hose bought cheap and will be sold cheap. This lot is made up of Misses ribbed Hose, Ladies' &N Hose, Mems Socks all at a pair "
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-27
Bath Towels.

90 dozen soiled Bath Towels, these towels were soiled through the careless handling of molasses barrel; you can buy them at about one-half their regu- lar selling price.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-27
Notions.

Cuticura Soap, fragrant and re- 1Oh
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 cake ................. The Crown Violet Soap, round l6N
 cakes, at each. .............. IVY Hair Brushes. good quality bris- 0SN
 ties, at each... ............... @OT ToPt9 Po3tsa sIqsn6s Hind at ths saeS genuine i'm O& Superior Rubber Dressing Combs, f0N
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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-04
THE srowAWAv nEvtvINo.
Man who Crossed Ocean In = Boz
Abls to Talk.

Man who Crossed Ocean In = Boz
Abls t. Talk.
NEW YORK, Dec. 4.--.Johann Beck,
the stowaway who nearly died In the
hoid Of the Palstin, where be rsmain'
ed sixteen days locked up in q packing
box in order that he might get to the
"land of his hopes" Is In fair way
to recovery.
! Late yesterday Beck was able to
talk. The doctors would not allow
him to tell all his story. hut enough
was learned from him and other
sources 10 shew that Beck was a house
painter and that he had come across
the card Of an uptown hotel. the pro-
prietors Of which have German names.
Though stranger to them. he wrote
that he could get no work in Germany
and was coming to America with his
goods and hoped the hotel men could
find him something to do. Then he fit
ted up a packing case. paid freight
charges on il and engaged q carter to
take II to she Hamburg pier at a GER
tain time. He then returned to his
lodgings and boxed himself up after he
had proyisioned himself with a dozen
cans OF condensed milk box Of
prnnrs. three dozen cakes of chocolate,
coffee IN bottles and some bread. The
carter called and got the box. not
&nowing of its living contents. and
shipped ii.
Beck declares he was in the box I'M
til the ship reached the Hoboken pier,
a period Of about fifteen days. when he
found he was almost dead from hun
ger. cold and terror. Last night he
was reported to he still exceedingly
weak. but the physicians hope to pull
him through. \ wealthy resident Of
New Jersey has interested himself in
the case and promised to give Him
work should he recover.