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The San Francisco call., 1903-09-09
navis aranted a Rehearine.

HONOLULU, Sept s.-The Circuit
Court Judges have granted the petition
of Attorney George A. Davis, who was
disbarred from practice in these islands
by the Supreme Court for alleged unprO-
fessionaI conduct. and who appealed for
a rehearing of the evidence against him.
Pending a review of the case by the Su-
preme Court in October Davis will be
allowed to resume practice in the local
courts.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-09
SAN FRANCISCAN WHO WILL
ATTEND INTERNATIONAL
BIOGRAPHICAL CONGRESS.

where the exercises and games will be
enjoyed.
The committee of arrangements has
worked diligently under the Craftsmanship
of l. H. Mckinney, while the reception
committee has been directed by Colonel
Thomas F. Barry. Gaelic dancing will
begin at 1 o'clock and the literary exer-
cises at 2:30. At $3.50 o'clock the athletic
games will begin. There has also been
arranged a long programme of dances.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-09
Labor Amendment Is Adopted.

MELBOURNE, Victoria, Sept. S.-The
Government was defeated to-day in the
commonwealth House of Representatives
by the adoption of a labor amendment
making the conciliation bill apply to rail-
way servants. The Ministers are consid-
ering their position.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-09
o,Brien Choice of Both Parties.

NEW YORK, Sept. s.-The State Re
publican Committee to-day named Judge
Dennis O'Brien for reelection to the
Court of Appeals. Judge O'Brien was
named by the Democrats to be his own
successor last week.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-09
sends 49, owners to Prison

TOPEKA. Kans. Sept. s.-Judge Hazen
to-day sentenced Mine Operators John
Jack and John Bel to jail until such a
period as they might conclude TO answer
the questions Of the attorneys in the coal
trust inquiry. The men had refused to
testify on the theory that il might in
crininate them. The prisoners viii ap-
peal TO the Supreme Court
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-09
colored Boy confesses a Murder.

BALTIMORE, Sept. g. = Charles J.
Jones. a colored boy II years old, con-
fessed to the police to-day that he mur-
dered Miss Caroline Link, who was found
on August 2s in a dying condition in the
candy store where she was employed.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-09
confers Admiralty Upon King.

LISBON, Sept. SKIING Edward has ap-
pointed the King of Portugal as an ad-
miral in the British navy as a token Of
the friendship between the two countries
which was strengthened by his Majesty's s
recent visit to Portugal.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-09
CELTIC UNION PREPARES
FOR DAY AT GLEN PARK
Elaborate Programme Arranged for
Third Annual Festival and Big
Attendance Is Assured

Elaborate arrangements for the third
annual festival of the Celtic Union are
complete and to-day the members and
their friends will journey to Glen Park,
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-09
That Yosemite Excursion

September II. via Southern Pacific. will be
strictly first-class and personally conducted.
Go in BY Inspiration Point aud come out by
Glacier Point The trip will occupy five days
and includes all day at Wawona and a visit
to the Big Trees. The rate. $4S- 80, covers all
necessary expenses. Itinerary at Information
Bureau, 613 Market street
a q
hoe. They intend travelling for year or
more.
Mrs. Charles L. Clough returned from
the East last week. Most of her time
away was spent in Maine.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-09
Miss Florence French Be
comes the Wife of
George Campini.

T. PAULS Catholic Church
was the scene of an interesting
wedding yesterday morning when
Miss Florence French. daughter
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-09
BUSH STREET.

John Lewis. tailor rear Of 721 Bush
street, says "An attack of malaria, as
in the majority of instances, was fol-
lowed by inactivity of the kidneys and
a lameness and soreness across the
small of my back Sitting as l am COM
PEELED to do, practically stopped, strained
the muscles of the loins and aching en-
sued and when 1 Strengthened l could
only describe the twinges which shot
through the small of my back as excru-
ciating. With the passing of time the
pain increased until l was compelled to
stop work. l knew something had to be
done or my case might become serious,
and 1 commenced taking standard reme-
dies guaranteed to cure kidney COM
plant in any of its v6rious forms. The
results obtained from the medicines
ceased the moment 1 stopped their use.
and ever on the outlook for something
TO bring relief / at last tried Doan's Kid
ney Pills. L knew after a dose or two
they were acting directly upon the kid
neys and continuation of the treat
ment absolutely stopped the last attack.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Mauzy and fam
lily. accompanied by Miss Mauzy, Miss
Young Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Batkn and
Miss Batkin, are at Del Monte for few
days.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-09

Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Nathan of 1917 Van
Ness avenue have given up their home
and are now at Tahoe Tavern. Lake Ia
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-09

The George d. Toys and Miss Mabel
Toy have returned from San Rafael and
taken a house on Vallejo street for the
winter
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-09
HYDE STREET.

F. T. Collins, silk halter Of 1o1o1s
HYDE street, says: "It is a diflcult mat
ter to give greater praise to Doan's
Kidney Pills than their remarkable prop
critics deserve. For several years L was
bothered more or less with kidney
complaint, particularly if contracted
cold. which was sure to seat itself in
the region of my back. just over the
kidneys. 1 fooled around for a long
time trying medicines of various kinds.
none Of which even helped, and finally
Mrs. Collins. who had been reading con-
siderable about Doan's Kidney Pills. ad-
vised me to take q course OF the treat
ment If the first box had not brought
results L can positively guarantee this.
/ never would have bought a second,
and if the second had not stopped the
last attack. and what is better there has
not been a symptom of a recurrence for
six months I could not be induced under
any circumstances to publicly recon-
mend the preparation.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-09

Mrs. A. p. Johnston and Miss Johnston
have returned TO their home at Vancou-
yer barracks after few weeks visit
among friends in this city.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-09

The Mills Club will hold it's first
meeting Of the season next Tuesday af-
ternOon at the Sorosis Club rooms on Cal
ifornia street.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-09

DR.. Harry S. Kierstedt. United States
army. has recovered from his illness and
resumed his duties at Fort MiIey
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-02
BAR BLACKS FROM SLEEPERS.
Governor Frazier Causes the Action
in Tennessee.

Nashville. Tenn. October 90. (Special)
An order has been issued by the Pull
man Palace Car Company. the Nashville.
Chattanooga ana St Louis railway and
the Louisville and Nashville railroad pro-
hibiting negroes from riding in the same
sleeper and from using the same dining
cars with white people in Tennessee.
Governor Frazier was the one TO give
life to this movement. on September 20,
whoa Governor Frazier vas returning
from Chattanooga on a sleeper on the
Nashville. Chattanooga and ST. Louis
railway, on board the car We're five ne
grOes
They monopolized the porter's time and
otherwise made themselves obnoxious TO
the white persons Following this eXpe-
,lcnce Governor Frazier addressed the
railroad commission, citing ii ana point
ing out the law that prohibits negroes
from riding in the coach with white per
sons. He requested the company to
take the matter up.
A. result w. J.. CRANBERRY. attorney
for the Pullman company, this morning
had been or would be Immediately issued
resembling the hight Of negroes TO ide
IN the slocpcr Win white persons or the
same dining cars.
Theve is every probability that The
meeting VIII result in general order
by the Pullman company Keeping the ne
groos out of the sleepers occupied by
white persons.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-02
PRESS ASSOCIATION IN TANGLE
Charges Against Secretary Rountree
Prove To Be BOOMERANG.

Birmingham. Ala, October 3O.-(Spe-
cjal)-The Alabama Press Association
met here today upon the call OF It's pres
ldent, held an impassioned session, aired
more OF It's soiled linen, and adjourned
without accomplishing much OF anything
Several weeks ago The Montgomery
Advertiser made sensational charge
against ]. Asa Rountree, secretary for
more than ten years OF the association.
TO the effect that he had employed his
position to feather his own nest, that he
had made about 81, 900 out of the recent
press excursion to Canada, that he had
defrauded the railroads, had made a Dig
profit out of the sleeping car companies.
and held up the hotels along the line
for substantial commissions, etc.
Rountree demanded an investiga ton
and a special committee was put to work
the investigation developed The Adver-
Users charges to be true, but also
demonstrated that a very large proper
ton of the members of the association
had connived at the condition Of things
ana had participated in the profits by
selling their newspaper favors and priv
ieges for coin or other consideration
and that Of the SO press folks who
went on the last excursion only about
fifteen We're entitled to so by the rules
Of the association.
The special committee heard all of the
evidence and reported 20 the president
who called a meeting of the association
here today
Meantime Kountree got to work and 1t
appears got his clans together 1t looked
this morning like he could win out II 1t
came to a vote of the association. The
executive committee, however lined up
with the prosecution, met prior to the as
sociation's meeting, condemned Rountree.
removed him from office and submitted
their report to the association.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-02

Tifis Russian -Caueacia, October
2e.-Prince Galitzin, governor general OF
Trans Caucasa, had narrow escape
from assassination today on the out
skirts OF the town Three natives
stabbed the governor general thrice, They
fed, but were subsequently, shot down
by Cossacks.
Prince Galitzm was driving with his
wife when the would-be essassins rushed
upon the carriage, daggers in hand Two
seized the governor general and attempt
ed to drag him from the vehicle, while
the third man inflicted two Ugly wounds
on the princes head and third cut on
the hand A Cossack who was in attend
ance upon the prince threw himself upon
the a>sailants While hand-to- hand
fight was in progress the carriage was
driven off at gallop. Ultimately the
assailants ned, followed by a mounted
guard OF Cossacks, who had hurried 70
the scene
The Cossacks chased the fugitlves
through the brush, firing constantly with
their rifles. They killed one man instant
~. The other two were shot down and
been dressed, Prince Galitzin attended Il
reception given by the citizens of Tinis
The outrage has produced great !ndlg-
nation, the governor general having be-
come popular on account Of his interest
in the welfare Of the inhabitants
Owing 10 the excitement performances
at the theaters Were suspended There
Is little doubt that the thickness of the
cap worn by the prince saved his life,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-02
SCARED GIRL OUT OF SENSES
Miss Henshaw, of Jacksonville, Fla,
Finally Died of Fright.

Spokane, Wash. October 3o.-(SpeciaI)
For frightening a young woman 10 such
an extent that she went insane, Edward
Mckenzie, formerly a bank cashier in
Jacksonville. Fla, has been arrested IN
Fornie, British Columbia. and will be
taken back to his former home for trial.
The case seems to be one of the most
remarkable on record and is the outcome
of a practical joke, The details are given
by Roger rreye a deputy sheriff, who has
come to bring Mex enzie home.
ON the evening of July last a party
of young persons We're on the veranda
OF the Palmetto hotel, Jacksonville, when
and ghosts Miss Ada Henshaw, a prom-
nent young society woman. declared that
she was afraid of nothing In the ghost
line. Mckenzie made trifiing wager
with the young woman that she could be
frightened
Before the party broke up Mckenzie
left, and going TO a medical institute Sc
cured a skeleton He wrapped 1t in gauze
and with the aid of PHOSPHORUS gave the
effect of lighting the entire skeleton with
weird brilliance. He hid in the bushes
near Miss Henshaws home and as she
came down the lane alone she was greet
ed with grim apparition with out
stretched arms. She Went into mysteries
and within an hour was a raving maniac.
She was taken to a private asylum and
three weeks ago died without regainine
her reason. Mckenzie fled at once hn3
detectives employed by the girl's father
located him in Fornie recently The
father declares he will spend every cent
Of his fortune in the prosecution of the
Young man
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-02
FAVOR GREAT UNIVERSITY.
Mississippi Synod To Help Plan TO
Atlanta University

jackson, Miss. October 2S.-tSpe all
The Presbyterian synod Of Mississippi has
been called to meet in annual session at
Laurel on November IL.
The most important question to be
brought before the body is the proposal
to remove the Southwestern Presbyterian
university from Clarksville. Tenn. to At
lanta and to found q university at the
latter place with an endowment OF ST.
900 900.
Anmus, confusion and heated debates
formed 4 warm combination today when
the scheme to remove the university from
Clarksville to Atlanta came up.
The committee on bills and overtures re
ported adversely. being convinced that
legal obstacles of an insurnountable char
4cter forbade the transfer of the uniVer-
sity from ClarkSVille 10 Atlanta and that
even more sacred moral obligations pre-
vented even the contemplation If such a
step.
The report closed with hearty indorse-
raent Of the movement which contem-
plates the establishment Of a great uni
versity in the south and pledged the sup
port and hearty cooperation Of the synod
Of Tennessee in such a laudabie under
taking.
prs Walden and Rice presented the
promoters side Rev ]. II. Lacey Of
Clarksville, opposed removal in warm
terms and many others followed.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-02
Previous Attempt To XIII Diaz.

New York. October 27.-An attempt
was made ON the life of President Diaz
on December 8, 1897. He attended on
that day The public celebrations in the
City Of Mexico of the anniversary OF
Mexican independence During the fes-
tvites man rushed toward him and,
cvading all efforts to check his progress.
reached the presidents side and attempt
ed 10 kill him Great excitement pre-
vailed but it was soon seen that the eff
forts Of the murderer had been futile.
President Diaz was not hurt. The as
sassin was at once arrested and thrown
into prison. This attempted murder ere
ated much excitement and subsequently,
the assassin was dragged from prison by
a mob and lynched.
Guanajuato is about rs miles northwest
of Mexico City Ii is singularly situated
in deep. narrow mountain detles. over
5000 feet above sea level. Ii is formed
Of a nur1Aer Of villages located around
the mines and has a population number
ing 5000
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-02
FIVE SHOTS FIRED At
PRESIDENT D|Az
One Theory Is That the Man was
Drunk-The Shots We're Fired
at Diaz While He Was
In a Street
Car.

Guiana juato. Mexico, October 27.-Great
excitement was caused today by what
looked like an attempt on the life OF
President Dinz. who was guest OF the
state government during the festivities
here. The president, his staff and guests
were passing by the Cantagor garden
II. a street car, when man OF the lower
class by the name OF Ellis Toscano APP
preached the car shouting, and fired
doing no harm.
Paklo Escandon of the president
staff, rushed out of the car and caught
the man, wrenchng the revolver from
his grasp The police took Toscano 10
prison He is a man with a bad criminal
record and was but recently released
from prison at Greanditas. where ne had
served a term for homicide. The mat
ter Will be investigated.
The theory Is that Toscano was drunk
and another that he deliberately planned
to shoot the chief magistrate.
The president remained perfectly cool
and was acclaimed by the crowd OF cltl-
zens, showing their joy at his escape.
Toscano's evil record renders the theory
OF deliberate attempt at aSSdSSIhd non
to appear probable.
The president received the congratu'a-
lions of the citizens and diplomatic corps
here present
President Diaz came to GuaiIajuato to
inaugurate the electric power plant, the
Juarez theater ana other works of public
Improvement,
Nine. Diaz accompanied the pres,den'
,yiV chief
trate has been most enthusiastic. The
decorations are magnificent and the city
is in gala attire
President Diaz is in excellent health
and naturally much gratified at the spon-
taneous welcome extended him by the
populace, who heartily cheer him when
ever he appears in public.
Several state governors are here with
their suites
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-02
KILL OUT FEVER SAYS
STERNBERG,
Grand Lodge Now in Session-Race
for Grand Master Is Interesting.
Atlanta Han Opposing
Grand Master Myer-
hart, of Rome.

Washington, October 27.--At the an
nual meeting of the American Public
Health Association, held here Today
General George NJ. sternberg, surgeon
general. delivered an address on the eff
fcrts which have been made TO stamp
out disease and TO guard against cpl
denies The great prosperity OF some Oh
! the southern states during recent years.
he said had been due to their pFotec-
ston from yellow fever. which formerly
operated as a serious barrier to mdus-
tlial and commercial progress he Saui
that through persistent efforts OF the
association this and other exotic pesu-
lential diseases have been pracflcany
stamped from the United States lie
depressed from his paper 10 remark that
since it was written the present ATTACK
OF yellow fever in Texas had developed,
and declared that he would not have
believed il possible with the associa-
lions present facilities that yellow lever
woud have been allowed 10 obtain
fyothold there.
Somebody is RESPONSIBLE he SAID
Although cholera, yellow fever ana bu-
Dcnie plague are 40 longer feared ny
..l5jtarians we nave not yet conquered
0Iir endemic Jlln ulSFdSct - Pil'4t -'>-''
and tuberculosis still claims nearly loo'-
coo victims annually within the limits
O. the United Stdtes. Dnlll THESE ai0
other wideiy prevalent infectious diseases
are practIaaly stamped out, he SAID
"cur se.t-imposed task viii not D. com
plete.'
l)r. D. T. salmon. Of the bureau oil am
mai industry, presented report, showing
that bovine tuberculosis was Iactor !"
the human infection. He said the eE!~
deuce of injection from animals was sum
cient to prove the necessity for measu res
"a guard against the injection OF children
through milk
The committee on car sanitation report
ed through Or. j. \. Hurry. Of indlah-
apolls Ind There is unanimity Of opih-
ion lie said. regarding the Transporter
zion by common carriers OF persons WIN
smallpox diphtheria. scarlet fever iep-
rosy. yellow fever and typhoid fever.
I.oprosv. ne declared IS not easily trans
mitteG as tuberculosis, and compared 10
the latter III its destructiVeness OF human
life II amounts TO nothing at all. Yet,
he said q riot would follow he introduc-
t.o1 nf leper into q railway car
There were general discussions Of the
sIbie Of car ventilation, the consensus
Of opinion being that the air in sleeping
cars becomes Initiated and that they are
fruitful sources of disease
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-02
SYNOD is AGAINST TRANSFER.
Tennessee presbyterians Refuse To
Sanction University Project.

Memphis, Tenn. October (Speciai9
BY a vote Of so to 80 the Tennessee
synod at noon went on record as op-
posing the transfer Of the Southwestern
Presby elian university from ClarhsVile
TO Atlanta.
This vote upholds the unanimous report
from the committee on bills and oVertures
that a committee be sent 10 the confer
ence in Atlanta next month to inform
the synods of the five other states OF the
reasons which prevent the proposed
merger
The announcement of a decision upon
byteriaM church body of Tennessee for
many months resulted in an unusual dem
onsfration and in spite Of ancient pree-
edent ciergymen and layren united in a
clapping Of hands as tine result of the
vote as announced by the moderator.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-02
Ran Amuck in His Own Hotel

Tucson, Ariz., October 28.-Alexandar
Casey, a wealthy mine owner OF Tur-
quo!se' Ariz last night walked into the
Willard hotel, at Tucson. of which he Is
owner and began shooting in every direc-
ton.
Tine guests escaped for the most part
tracted five policemen. who attempted to
arrest Casey. lie opened fire and serious
ly wounded Constable Pacheco. The ouher
policemen then began to shoot and CASEY
was probably fatally wounded lie had
been drinlEing heavily.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-02

quarter the time was caught in "a "a,
the half was made In i:O4. Ihree-quarters
in 80 and the mile in 2:Oe. Neither
of the trotters gave hint OF breaking
during the trial. but after they had
passed the mile The Monk found the
strain too severe and broke into a gallop
without influencing his team mate. The
meeting which closed today is the third
annual event on the track Of the Mem
phis Trotting Association, and while each
Of the preceding years has given Its quota
Of new worlds records. neither Of them
has been so signally successful in the
matter of records smashed as the eight
days just ended.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-02
Oil Cure for Cancer

The DR. d. NJ Bye Co, of Dallas Tex.
reports the discovery of combination of
soothing and balny oils which readily
cure all forms of cancer and tumor. they
nave cured many very bad cases without
pain or Disagreement. Their new books
with full report sent free to the afflicted
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-02
General Miles in Seattle.

Seattle. Wash. October %. General
Nelson \. Miles came to Seattle last
night from california, where he has been
looking after property interests General
Miles denied recent stories that he had
made heavy investments in Texas oil
fields and intended to make that state
his home He declared he has no inter
ests in Texas.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-02

situation and 1t Is very poplar with
those who are familiar with the details.
The convenience Of the statute of lmi-
tations as It was used in the case OF Con-
gresham Littauer, the presidents close
friend. who was the central figure of the
war departments glove scandal. serves
as an Illustration of the sort of thing
that may be expected In republican in
vestigation Of rOttenness in which re-
publicans of high standing are more or
less directly implicated.
1t IS ascertained on apparently good an
thority that when this investigation was
started President Roosevelt gave orders
ia chew to the line" without sparing
any body: but when the grand jury here In
washington began considering some OF
these high republican officials whose
names have been mentioned In connection
with the postoffice frauds orders came
from some source or other that It would
be better not to go back Of the Roosevelt
administration.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-02
Three Shots at Ex-President

Arequi Peru. October ga man fired
three snots from revolver here yester-
day at former President Romano. Senior
Romano was unhurt and the would be
assassin escaped.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-02
GDEIR1DM.
Messenger Forced from Train

Fort Smith. Ark, October 2e.-Charles
Willard. OF this city engaged to run as
messenger between here and Greenwood.
on the Missouri Pacific. was forced to
leave his train at Jenny Lind, Ark by
a party Of Twenty-Five men. lie walked
ack to Fort Smith and resigned his po-
sition-