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The San Francisco call., 1903-09-06
Prize Winners OF Aug. 3.

F1tzeIl. FsrndaIeI =. W. BArtSlA. - oObA-
en- Gate avenue, San FrlncLSoo.
Here follow the names Of the af0
prize winners In the "Armor-clad Like Ye
olden knight" Fairy Riddle. DuSlishSA
August q:
Victor dc Comes. Auburn; lillian Wright,
woodlands Margaret Johnson. Pactno
Grove; Ethel MCGUIRE, l2s Erie street, San
Francisco; Grace Hoover, Hanford; Hazel
Weaver, San Jose; Jennie Luchetti, Stock
ton; Bessie Day. 4S4 Valencia street. San
BrHnctsco5 James Coleman, 1S7 Perry
street Ban Francisco; Leon Cameron. 551
Devisadero street. San Francisco; Willie
Miller, Sacramento; Crissie Bradley, Visa
liza; Lizzie Meals. Lompoc: May Hubback,
San Jose; c. Gressler. 1863 Sacramento
street San Francisco: Ernest Gressler,
1863 Sacramento street. San Francisco;
Atherton Eyre, Menlo Park; Martha
Thomas, 1853 Sacramento street, San Fran
ciscoI Alice Blackjack, 1874 Sacramento
street. San Franciscos Hazel Canavaz.
Alameda; Mile Blackjack. 157i Sacra-
mento street, San Francisco; Kathleen
Kiel, Menlo Park; Pearl Thomas, 1874 Sac
ramento street, San Francisco; Louise
Murnt, s3l Filbert street, San Francisco;
San Francisco; Florence Murphy, u19
Leavenworth street. San Francisco: Edith
Pook, Sacramento; ReanuS Sphinx. Uk1ah;
L B. Anthony. Orov1llei Jennie Rosen-
blum, i42s Leavenworth street. San Fran
cisco; Agnes Hardwiok. East Oakland; n.
Van VaIkenburg, Santa Crus; Helen
Jones. Seattle; Walter Owen. Oakland;
Julia Moore. Vallejo; Harry Doyle. Oak
land; Ray Sullivan, San D1ero; Annie
Lawson, Ulxiah; d. n Hansen, Berkeley:
Mabel Hammond, Pstaluma; Carrie
Thompson. PetalumR; Charlie Wilson,
Stockton; N. Williams. Santa CruAg
Blanche Jones. Sacramsnto; Albert Beck
or, Menlo Park: T1llfs Johnson. dIlroyg
Peter Quinn, Alameda; KAts Winn, Pasa@
denaI Kate 5wasey, Oakland; Dot Penn
berton, San Jose. ,
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-06

@ ELOW ls given the list Of prisS
~ winners In the puzzle contest Of
~ August "a This was the ConsolA-
ton Contest-the names Of Things Used
in Operating q RAilroaA-open only 70
those who ala not win In Name PUSHES
begun On May ~ Bee II you are one Of
the lucky forty w1nnersi
Mildred Duran. lB Franklin street, BAn
Francisco; Dot McCoon. IA Sixteenth
street OaklandJ K KoehIer, II
Miles street, San FrancdSooi Antionstts
Kossak, 0syssrvilleI Ida Wyckon. Peta-
luna, L Beck, 1oeb Treat avenue San
FrancdscoI Ruth Dennison. st. HelenAI
Margaret Wood. 171I 0eary street. San
FrAncisco; Elsie HipEinA. sosS Twenty
third street, San Francisco; q A Thrift.
o9o Ellis street. San Francisoo; Velmar
Edgar, ~ Minnesota street. San Francis
90, Francis Hood. FruitvRle; Bonnie
Hits, FreeDorti Amy Horn. oOOrTetown;
Lulu Olsen, Riversidei F1orSncs Kuell.
San josef Norma RagEio. MurphysI Car
RE Gressler, 1858 eacramento street, San
Francisco, Ellen Peterson. Msnlo Park;
Myrtle DOVE, 6oulsbyvillo; Leon Cam
eron, s51 Dov1saderO street. San Francis
col Bruce Mc0IIl. San JOSEF Robert
0ressler, 1858 6acramento StreOt, San
Francisco; Willie Gressler. I90 Bacra-
mento street, San Francisco; Frank Swee-
Icy, Pasadena; A Campbell. III Carolina
street, Vallejo: Raymond Macdonald, 11o4
Treat avenue. San Francisco; J. AcCar-
thy, Gos Harrison street, San FrGnoisco;
Ray Col, San Josef q. CademArtor- 1900
Green street Ban Francisco; Edward
Eyre, HH Sacramento street, Ban Fran
cisco; Floyd Smith, Oakland; Harold
Trask ll0s Scott street, San FrAncdscoI
Eddie O'Neil. EurekAi Russell Petting1n.
Eureka; DodA Theall. zoos Oak street,
San Franciaco; George 0ormley, Lark
SPUR; Walter Burke, Stockton; Joseph
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-06
SIXTY DRILLING PRIZES.
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ra1e ch=racter--Gu7ss rhen1--Then Solve
The Fairy Riddle
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12
OLD AND NEW WAY.
HYOmei the Latest Scientific Discovery
For the Cure Of Catanh.

The discovery Of Hyomei has wrought a
wonderful change IN the treatment Of
catarrh.
Prior to three years ago the medicines
ordinarily employed in the cure Of this
disease We're nauseating drugs and worth
less t0nics. In some instances they bene.
fitted, but the improvement was not lasting.
With Hyomei you take into the air
passages Of the throat and head a bal
samic air that goes to the minutest cells,
eifectually killing all germs and microbes
OF catarrh. It enters the blood with the
oxygen, killing the germs in the blood,
and restores health to the whole system
Many astonishing testimonials have been
received from those who have been cured
by Hyomei
\. g. Durham, % Wellington St., Bos-
ton, Mass, writes have suffered from
eatarrh for a number Of years I tried
Hyomei and found it the only cure for
this disease / ever used
Perhaps the strongest evidence that can
be given TO doubters is the fact that
Rickert Y Wells have so much faith in Hy-
omei that they sell every package under
positive guarantee to refund the money
If 1t does not cure.
Now Is the time to begin the use Of
Hvompi
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12
HIGHBINDBRs ARRESTED.
Alleged Plot to Massacre Three Hun
dred San Francisco Cinnamon.

Alleged Plot to Massacre Three Hum
dred San Francisco Cinnamon.
San Francisco, May Il. -Four Of the
eleven presidents of the See Yup so
ciety have been arrested for the con
spiracy to murder the 300 members Of
the Chinese Society Of English Educa.
ton, and two Of them. Gee Hong on,
who is not only the president Of the On
Kick Highlander Tong, but of the See
Yups, and Lee Wing, president Of the
Bow Leong Tong, have made complete
confessions to the police.
The other seven presidents are in
hiding, but will be arrested as fast as
they can be found upon charges Of CON
spiracy to commit murder, and 1t is be
lieved that the evidence already OBJ
tanned is sufficient to send them all TO
the penitentiary for long terms. The
men under the ban of the See Yup So
ciety We're suspected of giving the au-
thorities information regarding gam
bling under police protection in China
town
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12
MASSACRE OF JEWS.
Russian Minister OF Interior Con-
firms Published Reports.

Russian Minister OF Interior Con.
firms Published Reports.
st Petersburg, May Il. The min
lister of the interior has circulated q
long official account of the recent anti
Semitic outbreak at KischeneG tcapf
tai of Bessarabial He says forty-hvc
persons were killed and 424 were in
iured, and that roo houses and coo
shops were looted The minister ait
tributes the rioting TO religious III will
and reports Of ritual murders. leading
to clamor for an attack on the Jews
and says the immediate cause Of the
outbreak was the i'll treatment Of a
Christian woman by a Jew The de
struction Of Jewish property and the
murders followed
The interior minister, on the direct
instruction Of the ear. has notified the
governors that they will be held per.
sonally responsible for their failure to
take proper measures TO prevent sim.
liar acts Of violence
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12
GOOD FOR THE APPETITE.
c. l. Tewhsbury Gives Proof Which Shows That
QUINONA Pots the Stomach to Rights and
Increases the Appetite.

take QUINONA. The change in my
health was truly wonderful after taking
QUiN0NA. / soon threw off my nervous
ness and tired feeling, my appetite in
creased and | became well and strong
again. a healthy color has come to my
cheeks, and now look and feel in perfect
health. have recommended QUINONA
70 many since, and in every case where
the system was in rundown condition
i brought the fresh strength and energy
they needed to make them we'll 6. II.
Tewksbury, $50 Congress ST., Portland,
Maine.
MT. Tewksbury is United States Weigh
er and CANCER Of the port 81 Portland.
Maine Is not such strong letter from
such a well known government official
positive proof Of the good QUINONA will
do you, If you suffer as he dido The
stomach Is an important key to your
whole health. Take QuINONA and YOU
will iind that You viii soon look and feel
IN perfect health. QUINONA IS indOrsed
by physicians all oyer the country. Send
for our book containing doctors testimon-
ials, and remember that on the label of
every bottle Of QUINONA the formula IS
printed, and that it has been constantly
prescribed during the last eight years for
extreme nervousness, sleeplessness. bad
stomach, no appetite, constant colds, night
sweats, severe headaches, that al-dragged-
out feeling and all other complaints caused
by the rundown condition Of the system,
All druggists sell QUINONA. Start tax
ing It at once. The QUlNONA COM
FANf I Hartford St., Boston, Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12
ndeIl LcanIires ! AInrrinre-

Albany, n. Il, May II. Governor
odell signed Assemblyman Nye's bill
legalizing the marriage Of Albert X.
Shorey of Cornwall, Orange county,
and the late Catherine Cacouna Buntin.
The woman had been divorced from
her former husband by an act Of the
parliament Of Canada, where she and
a former husband had lived. Divorces
IN Canada are granted BY special net
OF parliament. and there is no prohibit.
ton Of remafriage by either party
Upon advice the parties were married
at Cornwall, but subsequently discov-
cred that under the New York law
their marriage was Illegal and their
children were illegltimate
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12
THE SULTAN WARNED.
Powers viii Not Tolerate stern
Measures Against Bulgaria.

Measures Against bulgaria.
Paris, May IL. Simultaneous publ.
cations appear n Paris, Vienna and ST.
Petersburg Of the official review Of the
Bulgarian situation. 1t appeared in tie
Figaro here, the Neue Freie Presse Of
Vienna and in the official organ at st.
Petersburg and carries out the idea. pre-.
yiously cabled, that the powers are sat.
isfed with the correctness of Bulgaria :
course and will not tolerate the adop-
ton by the sultan of Turkey Of stern
measures against Bulgaria on account
Of the Sdlonika outrages.
1t Is pointed out that the question is
not merely one between d suzefain ana
vassal but Is one between Turkey
and the powers signatory Of the Berlin
convention mainly France, Austria and
Russia, owing to their geographical pc.
sition. The official communication
sums. up as follows
1.-TWO important points mark the pres
ent status Of the imbroglio first. the
Bulgarian government IS not response.
Bile for the Macedonian violence; sec.
ond, neither st. Petersburg, Vienna nor
Paris has the intention to permit Bull
garia to be held responsible
The communication closes with the
statement that the portes FIRST duty is
TO carry out the general plan for the
Balkan reforms repress the Albanian
agitators and punish the murderer Of
fha Rucafau ppuegIf adHtneys
IL Turkey persists in divertlng at
tention By menacing Bulgaria the am
bassadors of the powers may shortly
remind the porte Of what the powers
EXPECT"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12
BIG YATCHS
OUT AGAIN
Shamrock III. Once More Decisively
Defeats Old Boat.
SOON GETS TWO MILE LEAD
Increases II TO Four aa Shamrock /.
Loses the Wind--Going Home With
Even start. New Challenger
Scores Another victory.

Gourock, Scotland May 12,-The CON
dltions gave promise of a fine light
weather trial when the two sham
rocks, under club topsails and jib
topsails over their lower canvas, left
Gourock in a 8 knot northerly wind.
The Shamrock I, drifted quite as fast
as the cup challenger and had a long
lead as they started Down channel
Off Holy Loeb the boats got a G knot
breeze from the northwest and so soon
ais the Shamrock Ill was perceptibly
heeled she started to overhaul her op.
ponent and soon closed UP on the lat.
ter.
The Shamrock III. easily passed the
older boat IN the steadier breeze Be.
low Dunoon the boats started afresh
on a beat ont to windward and the
challenger made better work than she
had yet shown In half ali hours fair
sailing, without fukes, she left the
Shamrock / quite a quarter Of a mile
behind.
As the wind strengthened the sham
rock III. further improved her position
Holding very high in the wind and
travelling fast size opened away on
each tack, beating the Shamrock on
every yard sailed When over two
miles astern the Shamrock | made a
cast into the Butte shore, but the ma
neuver was not profitable She lost
the wind and lay almost beealmed
while the challenger increased the big
gap separating them
A Four Nile Lead.
at the end Of the windward turn the
challenger had a lead Of about four
miles, which was considered to be an
extraordinarily brilliant performance,
even allowing for the advantage Of the
wind.
AS the yachts were too far apart to
make racing interesting, the challengs
er put round and set her spinnaker for
run back The Shamrock l. also
turned and picking up a good breeze,
led the way up the firth at fine pace.
The yachts. having rejoined one m.
other, finished the days work with a
strong reach up the firth In fresh
8 knot breeze. At the start the
Shamrock /. was to windward, on the
weather bow Of the challenger, but the
latter caught up and passed her, going
clear through her lee, reaching home
off the Gouroek Yacht Club house,
minute and thirty-fve seconds ahead
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12

senting Venezuela with ain umpire to
be appointed by the president Of the
United States, and similar method
of arbitration was to be adopted in re-
spect to the italian claim
1t is as umpire in each Of these arbi
tratlons that President Roosevelt has
solicited the services of Mr.. Hollis. The
question Of preferential treatment of
Germany, Great Britain and Italy is
left to The Hague court. Mr.. Hollis
has the offer under consideration and
has not yet decided whether he will
accept or not.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12
CHINA NOT ALARMED.
Assured by Minister conger of RUS
sia'r Good Intentions.

Assured by Minister Conger of Rus
sia'r Good Intentions.
Paris, May IL. THE French minister
at Picking reports that Minister Conger.
following Instructions, has notified the
Chinese government Of the assurances
regarding Manchuiia which Russia has
given the United States, directly
through Ambassador Mccormick aud
also through Ambassadors Cassini. and
says the Russian charge d'afaires at
Picking has given the Chinese officials
similar assurances. The French min.
lister adds that the Chinese officials ara
not gravely concerned by Russia's all
legged designs on Manehura, being
fully satisfied with the foregoing as
Burances.
The feeling here, which Il strongly
sympathetic with Russia, has been
greatly relieved by the official advices
from Washington summing up the re-
suits Of the conferences between Sec
rotary Hay, Ambassador Cassinf and
the japanese minister, particularly the
contradiction OF the report that MI.
Hay had telegraphed to President
Roosevelt relative to the question Of
joint action on the part Of Great Brit
ain Japan and the United States
which report aroused serious apprehen-
sion here Of possible international en-
tanglements.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12
RUIN IN OTTAWA.
Two Thousand People Homeless as
Result Of Mig Fire.

Two thouh1nd feopAe homeless rs
Result Of MIS- Fire.
Ottawa. Ont May 10. Ia tile west
ern part Of this city d solitary chimney
or broken walls here and there and
debris still smoldenng tell tile tale oi
the awful conaagration which laid
waste the area between the Ottawa
and Parry Sound railway tracks on the
east, Albert ON the north and the tracks
Of the Canadian Pacific Prescott line
and Third avenue on the west
About $50 houses were destroyed
probably 1000 people are homeless and
the financial loss totals about 100000
0ne-half Of this amount possibly more,
is covered by insurance.
No lives are known to have been lost.
While the buildings We're all pretty
well insured some Of the tenants had
nothing on their furniture A good
many Of these succeeded in saving
their effects. Every available vehicle
in the city was used I'D moving furni.
ture from the fire area
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12

Pajaro, Cal, May r. The presiden
tial train left Del Monte at o'clock. A
detachment Of the Fifteenth Infantry
commanded by Captain SWEET, accom-
panied the president from his hotel to
the train After the men had been
drawn in line the president stepped IN
front Of them and, addressing Captain
SWEET, asked him to convey his thanks
to the officers and men Of the Fifteenth
infantry for the good care they had
taken Of him during his stay at Del
Monte. a company of this regiment
guarded the hotel and kept intruderl
from the grounds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12

Fremont o.. May Y Frank Kenne.
dy. who was recently arrested at SAM
dusky and suspected Of completely il
the Reichlin murder case at Lorain, II
in Jail here. having been bound over
to the grand jury on the charge Of
grand larceny Il is charged thar Ken,
nedy robbed a hardware store al Belle
vue on the night Of the murder. but
the authorities have thus far been IN.
able to connect him with the killing 81
Miss Reichlin
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12
Montreal striI.e settIed.

Montreal May 12.The strike Of
longshoremen which was inaugurated
last fall and which has tied up the
commerce Of this port since the open
ing of navigation this spring has been
settled both sides to the controversy
having signed an agreement. The in.
dependent labor bureau IS abolished,
and the men viii receive an Increase of
about 20 per cent in wages, Which will
be p cents per hour IN the day and 80
cents per hour a night with so cents
per hour for Sunday work Union men
will not be subject to discrimination.
but must allow other men to work with
them II necessary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12
Forest Fires In pennsyIvnnia.

Johnstown Pa. May II Biremer
called from Tohnstown to protect mills
and other property from forest fires on
the mountains south OF here have re.
turned home, leaving their apparatus
with the lumbermen for use in case
the flames again break out At Ian.
fair they saved the mills and lumber
of Kuhns q Goodwin Farmhouses are
threatened on Chestnut Ridge, and IN.
less there is rain soon great destruc.
ton Of property seems inevitable
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12

Medford Mass, May 12.-The end Of
promising clews in the Sturteyant muir
der case. anticipated by the police last
saturday apparently has come, It
was not denied at police headquarters
that the authorities were at a loss which
way to turn 50 thoroughly had every
line Of Investigation which seemed like
" to bring any result been Investigate
ed. State Officer Whitney and the To-
cal officials are still deep ia the mys-
terry, but they are engaged mainly in
thrashing the Old straw.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12
RlnainE On Endangers DocIss.

New York, May r. One Of the
Standard Oil companys big steam
barges loaded with crude oil exploded
as she lay in Peck's creek, Long Island
City, alongside the tank yards Of the
Long Island City oil refinery. The
blazing oil was sent flying over one
of the tanks in the yard, which explod-
ed in turn and turned loose 10000
gallons Of faming oil, which flowed in.
TO the river. John Quinn mate Of the
oil barge. was aboard her at the time
of the explosion. and is thought 10
have lost his life.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12
The Kent trial.

Rochester. n. Y, May H.. Or. Multi
gan was the first witness called by the
Kent defense. He testified that women
experiencing the ills ascribed TO Miss
Dingle often gave way to dependency
and depression and sometimes fell vie
TINS to melancholia Kent next re-
sumed the stand and under examina.
ton continued his story Of the incidents
which led up to the tragedy His mar
rative comedies with All that has been
given by the other witnesses with the
exception Of Or Grant. Kent's testi.
mony contains vast amount Of details
and was given in an open candid man.
ner.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12
cnred III Dr. Lorenr.

Washington May u. Z The plaster
casts have been removed from the
limbs Of eleven.yearold Charles VIII.
lett, who was operated upon last fall
BY Dir Adolf Lorenz the Austrian spe.
cialist for ain extraordinary case OF
ciuhtoot Tie result is pronounced By
the boys attending surgeon TO be q
perfect cure The boy walks easily
and naturally The case viii be pre-
sented 70 the medical congress which
convenes here next week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12
II, NJ. 5. Grafton AZ san Francisco.

II. u. s. Grafton az SAN Franeisco.
san Francisco. May H. H NJ, IS.
Grafton. the flagship Of the British
squadron OF the Pacific with Admiral
Biekerford on board has arrived here
from Esquimalt to take part 10 the
reception to President Roosevelt The
appearance Of the Grafton was the sig.
nal for the firing Of a salute in honor
Of the visiting admiral feature Of
the parade will be the part taken by
the British sailors, who viii march
side by side on American soil with the
sailors Of the United states navy
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12

st. Petersburg. May II Political ar
rests IN ST Petersburg are Increasing
y numerous The homes Of students.
schoolmasters. schooImistresses and
authors are constantly visited by the
police. which has resulted III the dis
eovery Of secret printing presses and
the seizure Of thousands Of leaflets
calling on workmen and others TO par.
ticipate IN q great public Labor day
demonstration May IA The situation
Is causing serious concern in official
circles and active measures are being
taken 70 cope with the proposed dem
oLstration
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12
pittsburg women Die al cnlon

Colon. Colombia May u. Augusta
Eleanor and Elizabeth Shaler, three
aged sisters Of Colonel j Il. Shaler
superintendent Of the Panama rail
road, died here Of fever April "a, May
4 and May 10 respectively. The Sha-
lers belong 70 Pittsburg. The sympa-
thy of tile Whole community is extend.
ed 70 the afflicted superintendent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12

London, May 12.-King Edward and
Queen Alexandra, accompanied by
large suits, have LETT London to pay
their hrst ceremonial visit to Scotland
Their majesties were greeted by Biz
crowds Of people while driving in semi
state TO the railroad station escorted
By d detachment Of the household cav
airy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12
Arehbiahop Ixain,s ueaI,h.

ST. Louis. May II Archbishop John
J Kain has left for Baltimore. where
lie win enter sanitarlum ID the hope
ot regaining his health which has beer
failing for several months Fathers
Byrne, FeDton Tannerath aud Phelar
accompanied him on the trip. Bishop
Glennon. recently appointed coadjutor
will have charge Of the archdiocese
during Archbishop Kain's absence.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12

nassau. n u, Mas ~ The Amefi.
can schooner Charles Linthicum. Cap.
tain eolston. loaded with pineapples IL
ashore OF Long Island Bahamas. ana
will prove a total loss Her crew has
arrived here
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12
twelve million. For Colombia.

Panama Colombia May l2-It IS
currently reported uere that the Pan
anna Canal company has offered tia
Colombian government sl2000000 81
the sl0.o00000 the company receives
from tile United States government for
the canal property