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The San Francisco call., 1901-11-05
NIGHT ATTACK
ON VENEZUELANS
Colombians Catch Them
. Crossing a River
Near Rubio.
Rope Bridge Breaks and Num-
bers of the Rebels Are
=.*-.r Drowned.

CALL BUREAU, 1906 G STREET, n.
w, WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-Those &C
quainted with Colombian politics express
no surprise at the abduction of former
President Sanclemente. as described In
The Call this morning.
Thomas Herran. Colombian Charge
d Affairs, read the article from Bogota
this morning with deep interest but in the
absence of official advices he was unwili-
ing 10 discuss the matter for publication.
Senior Sanclemente is very old man and
Senior Msrroquin. the Vice President and
acting President, is almost 90 The gov
ernment now in force in Colombia is
weak Senior Rey. one OF the delegates TO
the Pan-American Congress, Is expected
either before or upon the termination or
the congress to return to BoSota Tor the
purpose of establishing a government that
will be able 10 suppress the rebeHion ana
nee< Venezuela on the field OF battle.
MARACAlBO. Nov. 2.-Advices received
here from Rubio. dated October y. say
that q night attack of the Colombians has
caused a general revision OF the Nene-
zueIan plan OF defense. The Venezuelans
were caught crossing a river near Ruolo.
The rope bridge broke and numbers OF
keneZuelanS were drowned. General
Tribe ribe's force. which was on the eN-
IRENE left. has reinforced the center The
general Is intrenching.
WILLEMSTAD. island Of Curacao. Nov
4.-General Andrade and his family have
arrived here.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-05
CHICAGO BooKMAKER
KILLED BY HIS SON
Dan NJ. Hogan Fatally Shot While in
the Act of Striking His
Wife

CHICAGO, Nov. 4-Dan NJ. Hogan.
known far and wide as a bookmaker and
sporting man. has been shot and killed by
his son, Dan NJ. Hogan Jr.. In the family
country home at Wilmington, Ill. The
immediate cause assigned for the shoot
ing was the abuse and brutality of the
head OF the household in striking his wife
until shot down by his son. The bullet
struck Hogan under the right arm and
passed through the body. Hogan Jr. was
held by the authorities pending an inves-
tigation by the Coroner. The jury re-
turned a verdict Of ''justifiable homicide.
Hogan was 50 years Of age and left
property valued at more than $780, 600 He
had met recently with reverses by gam
bling upon the races. Frequent and unsuc-
cessful attempts to mortgage his VIII
mington property that he might procure
a new bank roll for track speculation
resulted In frequent family quarrels.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-05
SHOCKING ACCIDENT
AT HALLOWEEN SOCIAL
Young Lady Reading Horoscopes in
Alcohol Flames Is Horribly
p.r-nad

FRESNO. Nov. 4-word has come of
the frightfUl burning OF Miss Nina Bar
nett al a Halloween social given by the
Fowler Improvement Association in
Fowler One OF the amusements was
;he telling OF Egyptian fortunes. reading
horoscopes IN the flames OF alcohol burn
ing on fat slabs The stones had become
overheated and Miss Barnett. the
guide in charge Of the fortune seeking
pilgrims. was burned by a fash. Tine
flames touched her breast and face,
burning her until her features were un-
recognizable She has been blind since.
though on Saturday for the first time she
vas able TO distinguish light from dark
ness Her life is not despaired OF, but IL
is feared she may lose her eyesight She
will bear forever the scars OF the burns
on her face.
Miss Barnett was handsome young
woman. accomplished in many arts, and
a social leader in the little town OF
Fowler She views the lamentabIe acci-
cent as q philosopher and is OF good
cheer.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-05
LAW FIXING JUSTICES
PAY UNCONSTITUTIONAL
Thus Declares Judge Austin of the
Superior Court Of Fresno
County

FRESNO. Nov. Judge Austin of the
Superior Court Of Fresno County to-day
decided that the law enacted by the last
Legislature empowering counties 20 pay
Justices OF the Peace 800 salary in lieu
of fees is unconstitutional. The Issue
arose out of the petition OF Justice of the
Peace William r. Shannon OF Fowler for
a writ OF mandate to compel County Au-
ditor Barnum TO allow his claim of Sl5s
fees at the rate OF g per criminal casey,
under the act OF April /, 1887. The alter
native writ OF mandate issued therein Is
made absolute.
The court bases it's decision on the rea-
sons stated in Lewis VS.. Dunno, % Cal.
$50. and Miller VS.. Keisker. IS Cal. l42
This is the first decision on the questions
involved that has been given in the State.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-05
Concession to Raisin-Growers.

FRESNO. Nov. f.-The Raisin Associa-
tion directors recently gave warning that
al raisins delivered after the 18th ms.
would be separately accounted for-in
other words. that the raisln season would
close on the Cate named. The request
made TO extend the time was denied to-
day. though the assurance has been given
that every case will be considered on its
particular merits, and II good faith Is
shown by the. growers asking for an ex-
tension and proof is made that they are
not behind because Of carelessness or be-
cause they have been seeking to sell else
where and then comes In for association
prices at the eleventh hour extension
may be granted and may be made gen
eref
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-05
OF Interest to People Of Coast.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 4.-The following
postal changes were made to-day: Post.
Offices discontinued: washington-Crull
Ciallam County, mail goes, to Rena: Girls.
void. San Juan County. mail goes to Fri
day Harbor. Postmaster commissioned
California-Elias T. Cortner. Auckland
Appointed: California;. NJ. Ryan. Smell.
Ing, Merced County. vice II. II. Herren
resigned.
Oregon-E. G. starratt. Lutgens, Lin.
coin County. vice F. c. Valger, resigned
]. C.. Hoefiein, Yaquina. Lincoln County
vice S. z. Russell. resigned.
These pensions were granted: California
Original--Albert Mann. San Francisco. S.
Matthew Donahoe. Veterans Home
Napa. S. War with Spain-Jeffersor
Gump. San Francisco. Sc. Increase-wil.
liam II. Paine. Soldiers Home. Los An
geles. $12: James Clark. Soldiers Home
Los Angeles, s.. Widows-Elizabeth H.
Fillmore, Claremont, s..
Oregon: Original-George w. Lafferty
Hilgard, 50. 1ncrease-Thomas p. Fish
Toledo. SO: Peter Engei. New Era. $1i.
Washington: Original-Ira G. King. Sc
attic. 36. Widows-Julia Ellsbury. Gen.
tralia, IS.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-05
DEMOCRATIC
MUNICIPAL
TICKET.

We confidently ask the support
of all good citizens in recogni-
tion of actual services rendered
them by our nominees
City Government is business,
not politics. Only faithless SER
wants should be dismissed. The
policy of rewarding fidelity to
trust will protect the people and
insure honest service. Our NOM
inees are true and tried men.
Support them in your own in
tereSt.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-05
LARGE FIRE DESTROYS
A MILITARY ACADEMY
Episcopal Church of the Diocese of
Colorado Suffers Heavy

DENVER, Nov. 4.-Jarvis Hall Military
Academy at Mont Clair. eight miles from
Denver, a school for boys maintained by
the Episcopal church OF the diocese OF
Colorado. was burned TO the ground to-
night. causing loss estimated at $4,000
Seventy-fve students roomed in the build
ing. but all escaped without injury. The
origin of the fire is unknown. A high wind
prevailed and although the Denver fire
department responded to call for help
all efforts to save the building were fruit
less. IL was insured for $4,000.
The library of Canon Rogers. rector of
the academy, one of the finest In the
West was partially destroyed.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-05
BIG POWDER MAGAZINE
SUDDENLY EXPLODES
Engineer and Switching Crew Work.
ing Near By Narrowly Escape
FriGhtful Death.

DENVER. Nov. A special to the
Republican from Albuquerque. n. M.
says: The powder magazine Of the Santa
Fe Pacific at Williams. containing 1000
pounds of powder. exploded. the shock
breaking windows and glassware and
tearing off doors OF houses. The maga-
zine is supposed to have caught fire from
sparks from an engine which was switch
ing near by. The engineer and switching
crew escaped injury. but the cars they
were switching were torn into kindllng
wood and the engine wrecked The dam
age is not known, but will amount to
many thousands OF dollars
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-05
Socialist Swift Released.

VENTURA. Nov. 4.-The proceedings
against Morrison J.. Swift. accused o.
having attacked the memory of the late
President Mckinley. were dismissed to-
lay and Swift was set at liberty This
action followed the circulate of a peti-
ton by citizens asking the District At
torney 20 dismiss the charges, believing.
as the petition set forth. that the trial
would result in no good TO the people and
-eaIizing that such a trial would be ex-
Densfve and take many from their labors
a the busy season"
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-05
PET DEER INJURIES
HoRSEMAN BOOTS
Animal Suddenly Becomes Enraged
and Charges Upon Its
Owner

BAN JOSE. Nov. 4.-CharIes T. Boots
known throughout the United States as a
successful breeder and runner of thor
ougtlbred horses, was severely injured at
the EImwood Stock Farm near this city
this afternoon by a pet deer. Mr.. Boots
entered the paddock where the animal
was and approached it. He caught the
deer by the antlers- II became enraged.
and. charging upon Mr.. Boots. threw him
down and trampled him. breaking a rib
and lacerating his body badly before help
arrived The injuries are not deemed
dangerous.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-05
Attempted to Bribe Naval officer.

NEW YORK. Nov. 4.-E. c. Anderson.
a naval contractor, convicted Of attempted
bribery, was to-day sentenced by United
States Judge Thomas to one year In Sing
Sing prison and fined $4,000. He had a
contract to furnish brass fittings to the
Government, and offered Lieutenant Will
fred Bowenson, one of the Naval Board
supervising the contract, the sum Of $1,000
to approve short deliveries. After Ander-
son was sentenced he was granted stay
Of execution pending an appeal.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-05
Trains Will Soon Reach Sunset

BAKERSFIELD. Nov. 4-The new Sun
set Railroad Will be operated under the
management 3f the Santa Fe Plans are
1cing perfected I'm San Francisco relative
% instituting tne new service, which will
DC begun on the 18th OF this month I'm
Ser arrangements with the Southern Pa
siflc the terminus will not be at Gosford.
DUt at Kern City instead. the line betweea n
:hese two points by special arrangement
being considered a part of the Sunset
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-05
Minister Wu Not Notified.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 4.-Minister WI
has as yet no notice from his Government
OF It's reported purpose to recall him to
China. He was at the State Department
to-day, but found the officials there with
out confirmation OF the rumors.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-05
Footpad Gets Ten Years.

SACRAMENTO. Nov. 4.-wiIliam Muir
asy, who was arrested a few nights ago
'Or robbfng Philip Mccormick at Third
md J streets Of cheap silver watch and
% cents I'm money. to-day pleaded guilt y
n the Superior Court end was sentenced
% ten years Imprisonment in the peniten.
5ary. Murray Is a young man. who says
1is home Is I'm Oakland. He gave Nc.
cormick terrible beating
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-05

Wells safd ~ he had known what
kind of men were going TO be nom.
mated for Supervisors on his ticket
he would not have accepted the
nomination for Mayor. Yet there
was n set OF bosses strong enourh
10 make him stay. Vote against
him, vote against his candidates for
Supervisor and bent those bosses.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-05
Carter Still Fighting for Release.

WARRINGTON. Nov. 4.-In the United
Statey Supreme Court to-day a motion
was entered by A. A. Hoehnling Jr 10
advance on the docket the case of Oberiin
a writ Of habeas corpus and is a part of
the proceeding in Captain Carter's case
to secure his release from the peniten-
tfary. 1t comes to the Supreme Court on
an appeal from the United States Dis
trict Court of Kansas. The court took
the motion under advisement
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-05
King Edwards New Title.

LONDON. Nov. 4.-King Edward, at a
meeting of the Privy Council to-day,
sigred the proclamation giving him his
new title, as follows: Edward VII, by
Of Great Britain and Ireland and OF the
British dominions beyond the sea, De-
fender of the Faith and Emperor OF In
dia."
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-05
LAWRENCE SHOULDERS
THE RESPONSIBILITY
Counsel Assert That Hearst Is Not
Liable for What Appears in His
Chicago Paper.

xSW6V
CHICAGO. Nov. "A continuance in
the contempt proceedings against the edi-
TORS of Hearst's Chicago American was
ordered by Judge Hanecy to-day, the case
being set for tomorrow. Counsel for the
defense. however. filed an answer to the
bill OF information charging contempt. A
change OF venue and a trial by jury was
asked for. The answer asserted that the
matter published In the paper was in no
way intended 10 embarrass the court or
to fntimidate 1t. as charged. William r.
Hearst. the paper asserted, Is not respon-
sible for what appears in the paper. be-
inG merely the majority stockholder. 1t
is also stated that II the newspaper has
printed matter placing those In authority
In contempt Of court. Andrew Lawrence,
the managing editor. shoIld alone be held.
as he Is responsible for all that goes into
the paper.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-05
DESPERATE MAHSUDS
ATTACK BENGAL LANCERS
Fierce Battle Ensues and Thirteen
of the Regular Soldiers Are
Ki11ad

SIMLA. Nov. "A detachment of thir-
ty-two Bengal Lancers, who were escort
ing surveying party, were attacked yes-
terdsy by Mahsuds. Thirteen of the
Bancers were killed. Some Of the NAH
sues were captured.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-05
COLOMBIAN GUNBOAT
IN HANDS OF ENEMY

Crew Mutinies and the Vessel Is
Taken in Charge by the
Insurgents.
PANAMA, Nov. 4-The crew of the Co.
lombian gunboat Darien have mutfnied
and the vessel is now in the hands of
the insurgents. The Darien has been op-
Grating on the Panama side of the
isthmus. She is one of the recent acuui-
sitions to the Colombian navy, and is
of small size.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-05
SEVEN N-YEAR-OLD GIRL
VICTIM OF BRUTAL CRIME
Little Daughter of a Greenwood Citi-
zen Not Expected to Survive
Attack

GREENWOOD, Nov. S4.-About ten
days ago a man named John Frederick
sen committed an assault upon seven
year-old daughter Of John Frieburg I'M
mediately upon discovering the crime the
father. accompanied by the Constable,
started in pursuit OF the criminal, but lost
trace of him at Gualala. The girl is I'm
precarious condition and not expected to
i've.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-05
Herringa Not ExpelIed.

BERLIN, Nov. 4.-The police order ex-
peIling from Prussia Joseph Herrings, the
American newspaper correspondent, on
the ground of an alleged evasion of mill
tary service ten years ago. has been cam
celed
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-05
MAYOR.
JOSEPH s. ToBIN.
SUPERVISORS.

WILLIAM 7. BOCK.
J. p. BOOTH.
II. u. BRANDENSTEIN.
SAMUEL BRAUNHART.
JAMES BUTLER.
A CoMTE JR.
JOHN CONNOR.
p. J. CURTIS.
A A D'ANCoNA.
/. J. DWYER.
JOHN LANDERS.
KNOX MADDOX
WILLIAM N. MCCARTHY.
HENRY PAYoT.
MAURICE v. SAMUEIS.
HENRY j. STAFFORD.
LUTHER WAGNER.
WILLIAM d. WASSoN.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-05

Vote early for Tobfn and then get
trouhd md see 10 IL that your
rfends vote and vote right.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-05
DO YOU
Owe YOUR
HUSH and t?

well and be WELL keep him in regular habits Give him
wholesome food and make him take cAscARETs to stir
his liver Big doses Of salts and strong medicines
weak and him than We the bowel
and liver tonic for child Cascarets. They
roots and herbs act Just Ike nature acts Get box our
That's fair isn't 3 We sold million boxes last year
Our business big the largest Of its kind in the world casca
Of bad liver and bowels Remembs. the tablet i:
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The San Francisco call., 1901-11-05
A Bad IS: IS: e: s:
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body and fill with yellow pustular matter |;
the mouth and throat become sore and
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Headaches are frequent, and muscles and
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The San Francisco call., 1901-11-05

Yes, Of course you do, and you
want him to live and enjoy life,
the good things you can give
him3 Then help him live rightl
When his skin gets yellow and
he looks bilious, his eyes red
and watery, his breath smells
bad, 90 times out of a hundred
his liver is logy. Now, If you
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PACIFIC STEAM NAVIGATION co.
And. Cja Sud Americana dc vapores

To Valparaiso stopping at Mexican. Central
and South American ports Sailing from How
ard 3. Pier 10, IL m.
PERU .........Nov. I<t COLOMBIA Dec Z
PALENA ......Nov. z3l TUCAPEL Dec 2
These steamers are built expressly for Gen.
trail and South American passenger service.
mo change at Acapulco or Panama.) Freight
and passenger office. 316 California street.
BALFOUR, GUTHRIE & Co. Gen. Agents.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-05
OCEAN TRAVEL.
Pacific Coast Steamship Co.

Steamers leave Broadway
Wharf. San Francisco:
For Alaskan portsNi1 a. m,
Nov. 2, Z, II. II. %. q. Dec. q.
Change to compauys steamers
at Seattle.
For Victoria, Vancouver Oh
C.). Port Townsend. Seattle.
Tacoma. Everett. and New
Whatcom CWash-)-l1 q. m.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-05

ooNPAaNis eINERALE TRANsATLANTIouI
DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PAKIS. o.
Sailing. every Thursday instead OF q kfo[k =
Saturday. at 70 z. m, from pier q. -
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Tickets sold by all Railroad Ticket Agents.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-05

s.S.tl. 1x for M. CO %ccmpanys steamers for AiasIa
Ana ~ ~ Rw at Seattle OF Tacoma for N.
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For Eureka (Humboldt Bay)-l:so p M NOV
g. g. II, IS %. %. Dec j.
For San Diego. stopping only at santa Bar
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Steamer state of Cal, Wednesdays. a. m
For Los Angeles. calling at Santa CRUZ Mon, non.
luis Obispo) Gaviota Santa Barbara, Ven-
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and Newport-Steamer Corona saturdays'
For Ensenada. Magdaiena Bay. San Jose del
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and Guaymas Mex. .)-io q. m. 1th each month.
For further information obtain the company
folders.
The company reserves the right TO change
steamers sailing days and hours OF sailing.
without previous notice
TICKET OFFICE = New montgomery
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10 Market ST., San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-05

tur1eS and IS
Older than
history itself,
yet very few
outside of
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-05
ADVERTISEMENT.

There is a certain
disease that has
come down to us
through many GEN.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-05

SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Go
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-11-15
I. suer..,lan 70 Ml..lonary -sosls,l...

n S~ugReAtion To oiissionhrS societies..
The male managers Of missionary
societies should be looked after.
They continue to send young aud
thusiastic women, and old and senti
mental ones, ont over the barharous
regions Of the earth, where their lives
are in daily peril, aud where they are
without that proper protection which
should cver be afforded the gentier
sex. x ~ EE0 excuse to say that a
woman is hlled with a de-irs to be Il
martyr, for when the cold and bloody
and crIel business Of real head chop
ping, knife-slashmg and hot pincers
begrus the martyr, remote from all
Human sympathy, surrounded by us
real demons rs exist III hell, spes wha;
M ingiorinus end awaits ra3hness.
The comfortable and elderly persons
who direct tine operations Of the mis-.
siunlries have no idea Of risking ioi
themselves any form Of torture be.
yond Il dental operation, and would
no more permit their " wlve, and
daughters To dwell among BuIgarianr
Turks, Boxers, MOors, Konso couns
and Danome. iaus than they would
turn them over for vivisection. AT
the present moment mission
aries are said TO be returning to
China, which is hot with hate (nnd
not unju, 'ly soy against al white
people. There ought to be something
done by the great governments tn
put Il stop to this I lily aud madness.
Mexican Herald.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-11-15
San Ju.. .And Il. Cnn-y.

Il thought y"u wouiI probably
like TO hear Tbpur the old battle
:ruunds-'mw they io,k now writes
4 correspondent Of :hr Boston Tran
over .he whole felt nn July /. You
would scarcely recognize the places.
lie wire Renee. where Col Haskell
md Dickinson wee hot has been
r"I,.rc,i, md !, - dim suit To locate
ne spot. The hntlies hurried III the
pineapple tieid-some 40 or more
have all been removed and the trench
ilIed up. Parts or legginps, shoes
md other clothing Of the dead eau
ne seen lying about. The old stone
fort is full Of weeds and is crumbling
Iuwn. the roDi is entirely gone
the Spanish trenches uenr it are al
'unst TILED up. Down nearer the city
he Spanish positions are difficult To
determine. All Df the wood block
houses have either been burned or
carried away b, the Cubans for the
Iumher. The sunken road is the
tply natural looking place. There is
u company Of the Fifth infantry
doing garrison du,! at Carney. Their
quarters are clean and cool, AMI il is
considered Il good station. The town
is very free from filth. The streets
are beng repaired. ru'erNorks beng
put IN, a Lev plaza under comstruc
non. etc.
san 'uan hill is ovrrgrnwn with
rank vegetation. y Cuban peasan
has II hut where once sto al ihe e..
nous bluckhuusc. Vandils have ~
iIred the Surrender tree some, but d
strong doublr-barncd wire fence pro,
tects it, together with Il penalty 81
punishment Tor ANY Violation