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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-10-17

G. A. Storrie is building cottage
on East Commercial street.
Rev. G. E. Evans returned to
Portland Wednesday evening.
Mrs. W.R. Barber and Miss Nellie
Barber, were visitors from Middle
Valley to the city this week.
H. 7. Pratt is rounding up his
horses preparatory to making ship
ment. He will ship about ten cars.
Dudley Evans, one of the prosper
Gus ranchers of Middle Valley, was
business visitor to the city this
week.
Arthur David went to Boise,
Thursday, to visit his daughter, who
is attending school at st. Teresa g
academy.
Attorney Carroll G. Dollman re-
turned this week from Butte, Mont.
where he went on legal business sew
eral weeks ago.
1t is reported that VIM. Black has
disposed of his interest in the hote
A. IN.
at Enterprise, Oregon, and will return
TO Weiser shortly.
Z. w. Rhea will leave for Wyom
ing IN few days with a car load o
DUCKS, for "A. G.. Butterfield, whicl
he will dispose of.
). G. Rogers returned to tn
seven Devils Thursday. He ba
elght or ten teams hauling ore from
DIS mine to Homestead.
hesdames d. j. Butcher and \
r. Moran, of Cambridge, were
'ne city Tuesday evening eDroute
Boise TO attend the fair.
I'd. Schneider and Charles Boyle
WHO were convicted Of grand larcen
and sentenced 10 the peniteDtlar
we're taken there Tuesday.
Ten cars Of sugar beets have bee
@pped from Weiser 70 the J.
''apde sugar refinery They wei
'ased by Japs a short distance we
N town,
Aessrs Harris A. Rockmep be'
purchased the Need restaurant
''@ street apd opened . hfste'a
'4''l order house, Also loqe''
''use lp Connection,
pplpg to q preek Qp me ~ A.
fplvey tuesday, the attraction
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The Schaefier Piano

Still continues to be an absorbing
topic for conversation. The total
number of votes cast so far is over
20. 600, and all the merchants report
that customers have carried away
more votes to be deposited later,
than have already been cast, The
votes were counted by three persons
and are now on file at Churchills
drug store, where they can be re-
counted by any parties who are look
ing for days labor.
The principal candidates are listed
below. Many others received votes,
and some of them are expected tC
stand among the first at the mex
count. The complete list can b'
consulted at the drug store.
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without leaving q scar ls Dspl'' =.
The name Witch Hazel 10 spplied 70
many selyes, but Dewltts Nl'ep
l Hszsl salye 3 the only witch Haze
s,lye that coDtalps the pure ppaau'f'
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0, S, |. TIME TABLE

The present time for departure of
trains from Weiser are as follows:
No. Passenger, west bound 81 a. m.
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THE SIGNAL
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Fresh tomatoes, y cents per d. 4;
fresh cabbage, 2 cents per pound at
WgIsgR FRuIT a. PRODUCE Co. l4'u
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The piano is no" displayed
Ashby's Cash Store.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-10-17


until November first, when 1t will be
either discontinued entirely or run
on the same schedule as cow.
John Nusline is rounding up horses
this week. He expects to ship three
cars OF horses TO the wilds of the
ozark mountains in Southern Mis-.
souri, and Northern Arkansas.
F. M.Thompsop, a practical cleo.
trlcian of Denver, Colorado, has been
engaged by Scott & Taylor, of the
Electric Supply store, and is assist
ing them IN their wiring aud inside
work.
Eli Perkins. the famous humorous
lecturer, is booked for an appear.
ance at the Opera House, this city,
February 9th, under the auspices of
the Epworth League of the Metbo-
dist church.
Fred Stockton, member of the
United States Geological survey, was
in the city this week. He went to
the northern part OF the county to
inspect the geological formations of
those sections.
Engineers d. A. Utter and Z. S.
Hesse, with q force of men. left
yesterday morning for the Rapid
River country to lay out the,proposed
wagon road from the Rapid River
mines to Pollock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Galloway
returned yesterday morning from
Portland, Oregon Their friends
were preparing a reception for them,
but they arrived in the city before
they were expected.
Mrs. Rachael Page and son, of
Tharp, Wash, sister-in-law and
nephew of F. I. Page, were visiting
with him this week, Mr. Page dem
onstrated to them the superioritiea
of Idaho over Washington.
Gus Hotchkss is now the sole occu-
pant of the Hotel de Adams, and he
will be taken to the penitentiary as
soon as the officials of that institution
have time to break away from the
Vaccinations of the Inter Mountain
fair
Mrs. j. j. Coakley was taken sud
/. denly i'll Tuesday evening. A ply
stefan was hastily summoned WIT
pronounced it to be ptomaine poison
caused from eating canned tomatoes
She was quite i'll for several day
0 afterward
Attorney w. H. Pickett and Pho
e tographer Geo. w. Ball, of Boise
e returned Tuesday evening from Lar
do. where they went to take picture
IS of the scene or the killing of Arch
J. Emonds by H. NJ. 81. Cyr Th
pictures will be used as evidence
: the coming trial of st. Cyr.
IS G. L. Hathaway returned Wedne'
is day from Wallace, Idaho, where b
had been on business visit. Nj
: Hathaway will return to his place
~ camp on Grouse Creek, where |
q has several men employed. he WI
continue to work his properties un'
compelled to suspend operations
deep snow
v Sunday, October 18th, will be Il
Feast of st. Luke the Evangelis
Services at St Luke's Episcop
:, church will be commemorative OF u
- author of the Third Gospel ana u
Acts of the Apostles, "the below
physician, and the faithful frlel
IL of St. Paul. Professor Leeka !"
% sing at the evening service.
W. Il. Leblanc, the well-Kno'
10 mining expert, has returned from !
80 Marshall Lake country, where
- has been spending the summer {
yeloping his mining properties
has several very promising ioca'''
~ in that section, and believes tna'
III Marshall Lake district is des'lneu
" no one of the coming mining q
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-07
PRESIDENT HARTMAN
LEAVES FOR THE EAST
Goes With Kruttschnitt by Way of
Portland to Inspect Northern
Interests

President E. H. Hartman and Cen
eral Manager Julius Kruttschnitt of
the Southern Pacific Company left in
a private car at an early hour yester-
day morning for the East by way of
the Oregon line, it being the intention
Of Kruttschnitt to accompany his chief
as far as Portland, where an inspec-
tion Of the Hartman syndicate inter-
ests will be made, and from there the
president of the company will proceed
direct to New York.
Late Saturday Hartman held long
conference with A. B. Hammond, the
lumber magnate, who made a hurried
trip down. from Portland to meet the
railroad president and talk over their
joint interests in the northern part of
California, and later Hartman and
President Markham of the Houston
and Texas road, who came north TO
meet the former, We're closeted togeth-
er for some time.
1t was stated by one Of the officials
of the Southern Pacific yesterday that
Harriman's stay in this city, which
was originally intended TO be prolonged
over a week, had to be cut short owing
to pressing business in the East, and
that the president of the road has in
view another visit to the coast early
during the coming year.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-07
CHINESE GIRL TRIES
TO COMMIT SUICIDE
Chuey Lin Swallows Poison Owing
to Alleged Cruel Treatment
of Father.

Chuey Lin, pretty Chinese girl 10
years of age, was taken from her
fathers home at 71S Commercial
street yesterday morning by Detec-
tive Reynolds and given in charge of
the matron at the City Prison till
some action can be taken to-day re-
garding her.
Miss Donaldina Cameron of the
Presbyterian Chinese Mission reported
TO Chief Whitman yesterday morning
that she had been credibly informed
the girl was being cruelty treated by
her father, Louis Sange, a merchant,
since she came from China about a
year ago. Three times, owing TO the
cruel treatment of her father, she had
attempted to commit suicide by poison
which she made out of the bark used
by Chinese women in dressing their
hair.
Shortly after the girls arrest her
father called at the City Prison to see
her. but the Chief had issued instruc-
tions that no one would be permitted
access to her till some disposition
was made by the courts of her case
Miss Cameron will consult her attor-
ney this morning to decide upon what
action to take.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-07
FRENCH SAILORS
NEARLY DROWNED
ROwboat Carrying Two
Men Is Carried Under
Ship.
Peculiar Accident Almost
Causes the Death Of
Mariners.

To be carried with rowboat un-
der the keel Of a large ship, held
down beneath the surface of the
water for some time and yet live to
tell the tale was the narrowing ex-
perience Of two French sailors yester-
day afternoon
The French bark Jules Gommes was
being towed by the tugboat Relief
from Union-sreet wharf TO the Union
Iron Works when the accident oc-
Cured A small whitehall was tied TO
the bow Of the vessel. IN it were
riding two Of the sailors from the
bark who had been assisting in get
ling line aboard the tug, and who
were to assist in making the large
ship fast when II reached its destina-
ton.
The Relief had got under way
and, aided by a strong food tide. was
hauling its tow along at a good rate
Of speed. When OF the ferry build
ing the rowboat was suddenly sucked
under the keel OF the bark and the
two sailors disappeared with it.
Shouts of warning brought the tug
boat TO a stop and the unfortunate
men were picked up far astern.
They were nearly exhausted when
hauled aboard the ship. The row.
boat was dislOdged from its position
under the ship with great difficulty.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-07
Tbe Ladies Disappointed.

when the new Cnited States cruiser Tacoma
on her trial triD came 20 anchor in the harbor
of santa Barbara the fair bellies OF that city
ha1 anciclpated a visit on board the vessel
and an Inspection OF Uncle Ssm's hne acquisi-
Iill t1 his navy They came out in launches,
in boats and tugs and were prepared 10 give
the shiD and her officers a warm welcome 20
rheir clry but imagine their disuav when they
arrived alongside 10 see only a rope ladder 10
give them access 70 the ships deck. They
looked Dr. vain Tor the regulation ship stairway.
lur i was not there The officers on board
the Tacoma looked chaErined and mortified
and -he girls looked unhappy The Union Iron
WORKS had forgotten this very important &C
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-07
TO SAN RAFAEL,
ROSS VALLEY,
MILL VALLEY,
CAZADER0, ETC.
via Sausalito Ferry.

Suburban Service, Standard Gauge Electric
Depart from San Francisco Daily 90, s: 90,
900. 1O:O0 IL 90 a. m. 1920 :45 3:15, AIS.
5:15, 6:15, 100, s:45, 1920. IL :45 p. m
FROM SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO
-Daily-5:25 6:35, TAO, S.35. 9.35. IL :O5 a.
m, 1920. 1:45. 1885, 3.45. 4:45. 5:45. 6-45.
s:45. 1920 p. m.
CTSCO-Dafly-5:4 6:55, 1852, S.55 9:5B
11:20 a. m, 12:35. 200. 3:15. 4;05. sos, sos.
.o5, 9.00 1875 D. m.
THROUGH TRAINS.
500 a m. daily-cAzaderO and way stations.
5:15 D. m week days Saturdays excepted)-
TornaIes and way stations
3:15 D. M. Saturdays-Cazadero and way sta
tions.
sundays onIy-10 a. m. Point Reyes and
way stations.
TICKET OFFIcE-626 Market st.
FERRY-Union Depot. foot Of Market 81.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-07
Charter for New Union.

An enthusiastic meeting of the Rail-
road Freight Handlers was held last
night at labor headquarters on Market
street. It was the second meeting of
the union since it's organization. Dur
ing the meeting the charter which just
arrived from the secretary of the
American Federation of Labor was dis
played by the speaker. There were over
800 in the hall when the assemblage
was called to order by Organizer
Thomas z. Zant, who instructed the
union as TO the principles of the organ
ization. This union takes in all of the
railroad freight handlers in San Fran
cisco, irrespective of companies Nomi-
nations for the various offices were
made and will be voted upon at the
next meeting.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-07
CAR INSTANTLY
KILLS AGED MAN
Fatal Accident Occurs
on San Mateo Elec-
trio Line.
Body Is Brought to Morgue
in This City and Is Un-
identified.

An unidentified man, evidently about
rs years of age was struck and in
stantly killed last evening about $50
o'clock by an inbound car of the San
Mateo line of the United Railroads,
about midway between the Black Hawk
dairy and Burlingame, in San Mateo
County The body was brought to this
city on the car and now reposes on a
slab at the Morgue.
H. r. Dietel, the motorman on the
car, says he saw the deceased about
100 feet away alongside of the track
on his hands and knees as if he had
fallen and was endeavoring to get to
his feet Dietel Immediately applied
the air brakes, but as the car was run
ming thirty miles an hour, the old man
was struck before it could be brought
to a stop. The man was struck on
the head by the front step and died
instantly from a fractured skull.
The body was placed on the front
platform and brought to this city with
all possible dispatch. as it was thought
that life was not entirely extinct.
When it was ascertained that death
HdQ GuSuGQ lHS III was uOll1leQ
and Deputy Fennell and Messenger
Frank Murphy met the car at Market
and Fifth streets and conveyed the
remains TO the Morgue. There was
absolutely nothing in the pockets of
the deceased that would serve as a
means of Identification. His injury
shows that death was instantaneous
AS the accident occurred in San
Mateo County, it is expected the Cor
oner OF that county will make a de-
mand upon Coroner Leland for the re-
mains.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-07
BURGLARS CARRY
AWAY TELEPHONE
Crooks Steal Instrument
and Loot Nickel At
tachment.
Two Early Morning Crimes
in the Park Section of
the City.

Burglars departed from the usual
method Of securing loot in a crime COM
mitted early yesterday morning. They
broke into Marchis fruit market at 1920
Page street and not content with tax
ing the contents Of the telephone box as
it remained on the wall. took the entire
instrument and made their escape.
When the burglary was discovered
yesterday morning IL was found that
the thieves had forced an entrance with
a Jimmie" Once in the place they
commenced operations on the cash
register. From this box they secured
nothing and turned their attention TO
the telephone. Again applying their
Jimmie" they cut the wires and broke
the instrument from the wall. This
they carried TO a vacant lot nearby,
where they proceeded TO smash the iron
box and pocket the small amount Of
money that it contained. The matter
was reported TO the police and yester-
day afternoon patrolmen found the tel
ephone where it had been abandoned.
The captain of detectives was in
formed Of another burglary that oc-
Cured at 1919 Fifth avenue. The tool
shop and residence of a. Watkins was
entered during the early morning
hours. but nothing of great value
was taken. Watkins lost a num-
Der Of tools, but property in the
living rooms was not disturbed. En-
trance in this case was effected by
applying a Jimmie" to a side window.
The police in the Golden Gate Park
section have been notified to keep
sharp lookout for burglars and TO ar
rest all suspicious characters found in
the district.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-07
Shipping Intelligence.
ARRIVED.
Sunday

AkklN 20
Sunday. December 6.
s-r- Brunswick, johnson. IS hours from
81 sfnr ~ Melville Dollar. Fosen. 7s hours from
Portland. via Astoria 20 hours
stmr scotia. johnson, II hours from Bowens
sfm- santa Monica, Olsen. 90 hours from
crays Harbors bound SOUTH put IN 10 land
s5nr signal Bendegsard. 80 hours from
sfmr Leelanaw. Monroe. 100 hours from Ia
stmr oipsy. Leland. 20 hours from Moss
sfnr Columbia, Doran, 20 hours from Port
land. via Astoria - hours.
Etnr Bear. Tuttle. 81 days from Sc
b bark Paramount. Baxter. $50 days from
scS@ q T Hin, Hubs, y days from Tilla-
sesr Mary Eta. Larsen. l2 days from sius-
law River -
Everett via Clallam Bay 1e days
schr Mary c. Campbell. hours from Bo-
cesa-
sunday, December 6.
strnr santa Rosa. Alexander, San Diego.
stnr IaQuR, Jorgenson, Eureka
strur Gualaia. Hansen. Bowens Landing.
Sfnr Pomona. swanson. Eureka
Strnr santa Monica. Olsen. san Pedro.
Fr shiD Scottish Lochs. ParkhfIl, London.
Tr shfn crown OF Scotland, jenkins. Tacoma
Bark kaiulanl. Colby honoill0-
Bktn Jas johnson. Bennecke, Eureka
schr Ida A. Beck, Point Reyes,
Schr Falcon. Anderson. Grays Harbo-.
SPOKEN
Per sfnnr Colurnbfa-Dec 8. II 80 q N. IS
miles Sc of Point Arena, stmr Shasta, in tow
of tug sea Rover, from Grays Haroor, Tor san
Francisco.
POINT LoBOs. Dec Q. 10 D m-weather
hazv- wind NE. velocity miles per hour.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAN PEDRO-Arrived Dec 6-Schr Robert
south Bend. schr Endesyor. from Blaine; stmr
Newsboy. from Ventura
TAT0OsH-P Passed ia Dec 6-Stmr Mack
f,eV- hence Dec g. for Tacoma: Nor etmr
Hero. hence Dec 3. for Laoysmith.
Passed out Dec e-Br bark Brunei. for Aus
ss-E5sZTrLE-Ar-ivea Dec 5-stnr Centennial.
REDONDO-Arrived Dec e-stmr CoquiIle
River. hence Dec 3. strnr Acme, from Grays
EST0RIA-Arrived Dec 6-stmr Nome city,
hence Dec 3; stmr Geo " Elder, hence Dec 4
ssfied Dec o-schr Glendale. for San Fran
sr,r,yr REYES. Dec e-Bark Heola, miles
sV~ from port Hadlock. for San Francisco
TRTIANEE-ArriVed Dec 6-Schr Fear
less. from san Pedro
PORT GANBLE-Salieo Dec o-bktn SKA
git fcr San Francisco.
PORT rOWNSESD-Arrived Dec 6-Br ship
Niie. from chefoo; bktn Retriever, hence No
saned Dec e-Br bark Brunei. for Australia.
Goes BAY-Sslled Dec 6-Stmr Czarina. for
san Francssco: stur Empire. for San Fran
cisco. schr Fanny Dutard. for San Francisco.
NENTURA-Safled Dec 6-Stmr Asuncion.
Tor Re6Oudo.
PORT Los ANGELEs-Arrived Dec e-stmr
Aicatraz. FROM Greenwood
ISLAND PORT.
HONOLULU-Sailed Dec 6-Stnr Rosecrans
Tor HiIo. Br stmr Doric, for san Francisco.
Arrived Dec 6-U S stmr Sherman from
Manila.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
GENOA-Arrived Dec 6-stmr Vancouver,
from Boston.
EENsTOWN-Arrived Dec 6-Strnr Sax
onia. from Boston. Tor Liverpool. and pro-
f.cefef
soUTHA3IPToN-Arrive Dec e-stnr St
Paul. from New YORK
Sailed Dec 0-stmr New York. for New
York
LIVERPOOL-sailed Dec 6-stmr Umbria
FOR New York. via Queenstown (not pre-
FlouElz).
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-07
The Overdue List.

The following rates Of reinsurance on over
due vessels were quoted yesterday; Derwent,
lsO DAYS from Lcndon 70 sydney 10 Der cent;
r-4~Tfer 1G0 DAYS from Liverpool 70 Csllao, 50
Der cert Flfeshlres l@0 DAYS from Manila 10
New Caledonia . per cent farls, 10 DAY
ron, FFsrnburC 10 Honolulu. % per cent: Talca.
10 davs from Liverpool 70 IQuique. - per cent
1Tfeheie Bfanchi IS Gays from Table Bay 10
Newcastle, 10 per cent -nalla- II Gays from
1---ir-Ie - E,1rone. 80 per cent; La Brugere.
80 fsvs frcrn Tyne 10 Los Angeles 30 Per
r-err- Beechdale 10 days from Glayrnas 10
C.a7lao Is Der cent
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-07
Three Vessels Sail.

Three vessels which have been ready 70 sail
for the usxt three days passed cut over tbs
bar yesterday afternoon They are the British
ship Scottish Lochs. Captain Parkhil. bound
for London with q general cargo; the British
erfr crown OF Scotland. CAPTAIN jenkins.
bound for Tacoma 10 lead with lumber and
rhe French ship Lafayette. Captain B05u.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-07

NOTE.-In the above exposition Of the tides
the carly morning tides are given in the left
hand column and the successive tides of the
day IN the order Of occurrence 10 time: the
fourth time column gives the last tide OF the
day. except when there but three tides
sometimes occurs The heights given are in
addition 10 the soundings Of the United States
Coast Survey charts, except when a minus 81
sign precedes the height. and then the number
given is sublracted from the depth given by
the charts. The plane Of reference is the mean
Of the lower low waters.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-07
Bear Comes 70 Port.

The United states revenue cutter Bear. Cap
tain Tutrle arrived in port yesterday. three
and a halr days from Seattle. and came 70
anchor or Sausalitc- She has been north all
summer and BE- now en- route 70 san Diego.
where she win De laid up 70 be dried out. She
VIII remain south al winter
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-07

Everything that is new. good and mod
crate priced in trunks, valises, dress suit
cases. travelling sets, pocketbooks and
wrist bags for the holiday trade now on
sale All leather goods lettered in gold
free OF charge. Sanborn, Vail & Co.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-07
Arm Broken by a Fall.

Mrs. Kate Moore, while standing on
the back porch of her residence at 225
Clara street yesterday afternoon, fell
10 the ground. breaking her left arm
between the wrist and elbow. The
broken limb was set at the Emergency
Hospital
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-07
FROM SEATTLE.

Sun, Moon and Tide.
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Time and Heights Of High and Low Waters
at Fort Point, entrance to San Francisco
Bay. Published BY official authority of the
Superintendent
NOTE-The high and low waters occur at
the city front (AIission-street wharf about 25
minutes later than at Fort Point: the height
OF tide is the same at both places.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-07

A japanese author is said TO have
completed a work Of fiction that runs
into ninety volumes.
q : o
Movements of Steamers.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-07

There are more than 10000 Chinese in
New York City and Brooklyn
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-07

Production Perfect in Every Detail
Our "All-S cast, including KoIb and
Dill. Barney Bernard. Winfield Blake Maude
Amber. Georgia ORamey. Ben T. Dillon and
the A1thea Twin Sisters in a lavish presenta-
tion OF the best of all burlesques.
Reserved Seats-Nights. 25c. SOC and T5c
Matinees Saturday and Sunday 25c and Soc
Children ct Matinees. 1oc and 25c.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-07

A for Morning P for AfternooD
3Sunday only
STOPS af al stations on sunday.
fSunday excepted saturday only.
~ OnlT trains stopping Valencia ST. s0uthbounA
eEes:iQ A. 7:o0A.ns II 80 A. ssQP.M- aud sss0PH