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The Saint Paul globe., 1903-09-22
Sunshine Route to California.

through tourist car every Tuesday
morning lig from St. Paul and MINNEAPOLIS.
via Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Pani
ana ana santa Fe Route. Tickets. $32 so:
berth rate, Sc. 90. Tickets, 365 Robert
street, st. Paul. '''
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and a6s sleeping car accommodations. call a.
CO. o9;, R09ert St, st. Paul. or 600 NicolIet
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tThis Business Established 1857
Broadway and Seventh Streets, st. Paul.
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The San Francisco call., 1903-12-02

is said. Russia is trying to purchase,
with the battleship Constitution, built
for the same country, left the Clyde
on a forty-eight hours continuous
steaming trial and also to test her
guns. Admiral Simpson of the Chilean
navy was on board. He declined to
discuss the negotiations with Russia,
but 1t is understood that the latter will
decide the question of the purchase of
the Libertad after the present trials
of that vessel.
SANTIAGO DE CHILE, Dec. 1.-The
Chilean Government has not decided
as to the. sale of the battleship Iiber-
tad, which is now undergoing speed
trials on the Clyde. and of the battle
ship Constitution, which is now In
course Of construction there. 1t is un-
derstood that offers for these ships
have been received from the Govern
ments of Japan, Russia and Turkey.
The highest bid made for both vessels
has been $4,000 900, though it is not an
nounced by whom this bid was made.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-02
Continued From Page 1, Column z

a measure of precaution against pos
sible future attack by Russia. Conse-
quently China might hope ultimately
70 attain a position where it would be
able to take the leadership of the yell
low races into it's own hands.
Chinese officials are almost unani-
mously Of the opinion that If Russia
should procrastinate much beyond De-
cember 8, when the Japanese Diet as
sembles, while at the same time pilipg
UP armaments in Manchuria, nothing
can restrain the Mikado's people. 1t
also is believed that If hostilities once
begin Japan will strain every nerve to
bring the whole fabric of Russian East
Asian achievements to the ground and
to establish permanent barriers against
their reconstruction. It is believed that
Europe will do all 1t can to prevent a
conflict, but will stand aside If its ef-
forts should fail.
The Russian legation has been in
formed that the Russian Viceroy of the
Far East; Admiral Alexieff, will start
from Port Arthur for ST. Petersburg to-
morrow to consult with the authorities
there regarding the negotiations be-
tween Japan and Russia. The legation
expects that the negotiations will con-
tinue for some months to come.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-02
HAWAII'S GRAND !.
JURY IS BUSY.
Official Corruption. Is
Alleged in Many De-
partments.
Responsibility for Systema-
tizsd Scheme of Grating"
Charged to Legislature.

HONOLULU, Dec. 1.-The Federal
Grand Jury which was charged by the
late Judge Estee reported to-day to his
successor. Judge Dole. The report ac-
cuses the late Legislature of systematic
and monumental grating" and reck-
lessness in the granting Of warrants for
work never done and for excessive
overcharges, s5o,O6O having thus. been
spent altogether. The House vouchers.
says the. reports present an astonishing
spectacle.
Many clerks are mentioned by name.
Representative Jonah KumaTae is criti-
cized, and s. Meheula, clerk Of the
House Of Representatives, is. indicted
for the destruction of public documents.
Seven vouchers in his favor are miss
ing.
The Grand Jury recommends. that
prosecutions be made in the. Terrific
rial courts. as. IT. believes the Federal
courts are without Jurisdiction.
Another Indictment found is against
James Hakaote, cashier Of the Internal
Revenue Office, who is charged with the
embezzlement Of 800.
Manuel c. Ross, Assistant Postmas-
ter at Puunene, Maui; is in oahu prison.
on charge Of enbezzling between $500
and 5000 Of postal. moneys Ross was
indicted by the Federal Grand Jury last
week and United States Marshal Hen
dry arrested him at Wailuku and
brought him to Honolulu. Ross, pecu-
lations have been going on for. some
time. The discovery OF the shortage
was made by Postoffice Inspector
Bricker in October and the indictment
followed at the present term of court.
Ross. is said to:''have confessed his
guilt.
H. P. Baldwin is the Postmaster at
.Puunene; and Ross practically had
charge Of the .Postoffice, receiving "a.
very good salary as assistant: There
are two counts to the Indictment; one
charging him with the theft Of about
$500 from the money order department,
$500 from the money order department:
from postage stamp sales. The THEW :
ing is said to have. been going on since.
last February and TO have contt1usd up
to the last of October. Ross. pleaded.
guilty yesterday. =:
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-02
OFFICIALS MUST
EXPLAIN NEGLECT
Investigation Is Being
Made Into Deming
Incident.
Policemen Put on Trial for
Not More Safely Guard
ing President.

NEW YORK, Dec. captain John
w. Cottren. three detective sergeapts
and two patrolmen of the city police
force were placed on trial to-day,
charged with the failure of duty in
not preventing Arthur B. Deming, be-
lieved to be demented, obtaining ac-
cess to President Roosevelt when the
latter. was here last week to attend the
Oracle funeral. Captain Cottren was
in charge of the. police arrangements
at the church, while the Others were
specially assigned to see that no un-
authorized person entered the church
during the services.
Deming was to-day released on a
bond of $500, and put him in the GUS
tody of friends, who said they were
anxious to care for him.
Police Inspector Brooks, at the trial,
which was held before a deputy police
commissioner, said that after the
President had been handed the letter
by Deming and had left the church
and was about to enter the carriage,
Mr.. Roosevelt had turned to Police
Commissioner Green and asked: How
is it possible for any one to hand me
an enyelope?" So saying. the witness
said, the President handed the envelope
to Commissioner Greene, who in turn
addressed the witnesses at the same
time, handing the letter to Loeb. In
spsctor Brooks said that Mrs. Roose-.
velt pointed out. Deming as the man
who handed the envelope to.the Presi-
dent, and Deming was thereupon ar
rested.
Inspector Brooks declared that
neither the appearance of Deming nor
the fact that he carried hand satcheI
would have excited his suspicion in the
least.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-02
DREYFUS' APPEAL
!. .AR0USEs FEELING.
France Gravely Awaits
Meeting of Civil
Commission.
Senator Clemenceau Urges
That Case. Be Referred
to Military Court.

PARIS, Dec. France is looking
Q forward with the ;gravest interest to
q the meeting tomorrow Of the commits
sion which viii advise Minister Of Jus
q tice Vale on: the question whether he
shall or shall not grant Dreyfus' ap-
peal. for The revision of sentence OF. the
ourt-martiaI at Rennes, though a re-
vision is foreshadowed by the consid-
. Grafton given. to Dreyfus' petition. Yet
the temperance Of the affair bids fair
to arouse. much feeling One Of the
leaders Of .the movement in Dreyfus'
favor then and now is Senator Clemen-
ceau, who. urges that the case should
:ndt properly be presented TO a civil
commission. He claims that soldiers
Should. right the wrongs Of soldiers
:. The: Government Believes the commits
sion viii advise: a revision and is pre-
pared 10. submit. the case TO the court
of.rassaTion,. which can: recommend it
To The council of war, which, it is be-
ftexed, will itself render a decision. The
latter course N Clemenceau and others
regard as contrary to the law.
= N, Durand, president of the commits
sion. admitted to-day that he had re-
> ceiveds all the. papers in the case. the
report of General Andre to NJ. Vale
: Teaching: him saturday evening. He
added. -. ~ -.
: =: Though the commission VIII assem-
bic fo1rnorrow it. Will not: consider the
Dreyfus petition: 1t has eight cases to
consider before: taking up the. Dreyfus
petition. =. Consequently there will be
: some: delay in. the submission Of its re-
port to u. Vale. - -.
.. a semi f-mi,listerjal publication. gives
. a statement showing the reasons which
; induced General: Andre 10 favor a re-
vision. As the result. OF his, investiga-
. non. 1T was. found that several wit
-nesses testified. falsely befere:the court
> which tried. 53reyfus. The statement
ends as follows;
E. ~. Finally an exceptionally important
fact developed, It: is that there is no
real proof. material or moral. existing
against the former captain, and all the
q pEesumptiQns. OF, gdilt. against Major
EsteFhazE were found, on the other
hand, to be 5ustlffeds -, -, ~ :.
= DreyfJIs is not. expected TO be called
before Ehe commission tomorrow. He
has. been living quietly at his home on
the Boulevard. Malesherbes, but he-con-
suits his friends and lawyers before.
taking any step It is said that he de-
rives. an income from the sale Of his
book, which. mas melted him several
hundred thousand francs. At the same
time it. Is known thai. prominent Jews
are greatly interested in his case, be-
liey1ng that Dreyfus' Yindication will
be eGuiyocsl to. their vindication and
they. VIII. leave no stone uRturned to
secure. his fun restoration to The posi-
ton: from which he. was expelled
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-02
JNo. j. FULTON co.
JNo. j. FULTON co.
Bright'S Disease and
Diabetes News.

g AN FRANCISCO. NOV. 80. 1909
Mr.. Geo. K: Porter. an old-time San
Francisco merchant. formerly of Porter,
schlessinger & Co.. manufacturers and
importers OF boots. and shoes. but now
living at Fernando. Los Angeles County,
where he has large landed interests, was
in' this city last week. He called at our
Office 10 get more Of the Compound and
gave US the: following interesting facts:
He first discovered he had Diabetes near
ly fourteen. years ago. Has, as he SAYS.
tried every path kno~n-allopath.
homeopath and everything else, trying to
stay the progress Of the disease Has
now been on the Compound number Of
months. with the usual results. and now
feels. practically well and is telling
everybody about it, He has a friend in
Fernando who has Bright's Disease and
was swollen with the dropsy and declin-
ing rapidly. Mr.. Porter told the attend
ing physician about the ,. Fulton Com
pounds and his own case, with the result
that the patient was put on it. The usual
results obtained. The dropsy is reduc-
ing and the patient is gradually return
ing TO business. -.
Mrs. Charles A. Newton Of Sacramento
was in this city last Friday and called
with her thirteen-year-old son 10 show
him to us. He has gained over thirty
pounds in the last four months, is at
tending school again and IS as active as
a colt. Six months ago he was in such a
critical condition. due to Bright's Dis
ease. that death was looked upon as GER
tain.
We again solemnly announce to the
world the durability Of Chronic sBright's
Disease and Diabetes by the Fulton
Compounds in nearly Ifine-tenths of all
cases. Jno J. Fulton Co.. z09 Washing
ton street, San Francisco, sole COM
Founders. Send for literature
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-02
OF INTEREST To PEOPLE
OF THE PACIFIC COAST
Several Changes Are Made in the
Postal Service and More Patents
.Grauted.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Dec. THE
following patents were issued TO-DAY:
Calfornia-Isaac 3. Abraham, San Fran.
cisco, portable disappearing FENCE; VII
nam h Adams Jr., assfgnor one-third to
o. III. Hubbard. Los Angeles, apparatus
Tor treating ores; Ira n. Burke, Butcher
Ranch, assignor one-half to f c. Kav-'
anaugh, Forest Hill, non-refllable bottle;
Axel +. Enquest, San Francisco. spring
hinge; John W. Gray, assignor to III.
70. Pyburn, San Francisco, electric cigar
lighter Charles c. Harris Ukfah lathe
chuck; John Lee, San Francisco. cutting
can ends; Leon p. Lowe, San Francisco.
apparatus for separating and collecting
condensable carbOhaceous distances:
Dennis w. Mclaughlin. San Francisco,
traction wheel: same. steering wheel
serly, Santa Barbara, assignor to Troy
Laundry Machinery Company, limited.
Troy. n. Y, drying frame; Frederick
b. Pettengill, assignor to Oil Blast Fur
mace Smelling Company, Los Angeles
burner; Eugene C. Price, Eureka. beveI
siding head: Benjamin H Pursell. Mana
Junction, farm gate: Louis A SchuIze
San Francisco. molders' tool: same
molders slick: Henry Schumacher. San
Francisco, geographical clock; Milton
II. ShOenberg, San Francisco, electrical
water heater: Henry j. Small. San
Francisco, locomotive fender: Gustaf Il.
Swenson, San Pedro. wireless telegraph
receiver; Harrison MarneH, Pasadena.
ore crushing machine
'Oregon-David c. Mcfarland, Leba-
non, stove support; John Sharp. Port
land. wire holder; Albert L. Swartz
Junction City, multiplying attachment
for cameras.
Washington Clarence A. Holmes
Seattle. making dental dies; Richard
MUIR, Seattle, means for fastening Jar
caps; Benjamin F. Smith, Seattle, ma
chine for painting shingles; Morris c.
Wright, Sultan, gold separator.
Postmasters commissioned: Oregon
Amy L. Roots. Boring. CaHfornia-Ed-
mond B. Walters. Whitloek Fourth
class postmasters appointed: California
-SiIas p Cutler. Blacks Station. YoIO
County vice Mason c. Gorton, resigned
Oregon-W. s. Gribble, Mount Hood.
Wasco County, vice William H. Edick.
resigned
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-02
Kaiser Writes to President.

BERLIN, Dec. emperor William
has sent to President Roosevelt an au-
tograph message by Baron Won Stern
burg, the German ambassador to the
United States, who sailed for New York
to-day from Bremen on the North Ger
man Lloyd steamer Kaiser Wilhelm IL.
The Emperor, while receiving Baron
Sternburg in audience Sunday, re-
marked that he wished he could say a
number of things to the President. He
took an ordinary pad of paper and
filed the right-hapd half. in German
chancellory fashion, with a message
ending with his signature, wilhelm" ("
In large letters.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-02
Or. sHooP,s REMEDIEs
DIR. ShOoP'S
Cure: E:
Costs NsthIns If 1t Falls.

Any honest person who suffers from Rheu-
matisrn is welcome to this offer. For years
searched everywhere to find specific FER Rher-
matism. For nearly 20 years worked 70 this
end At last. in Germany. my search was re-
warded found costly chemical that did not
disappoint me as other Rhelnnatie prescriptions
had disappointed physicians everywhere
! do not mean that Dr. Shops fheumatio
Cure can turn bony Joints into flesh again. That
IS impossible But Il will drive from the blood
the poison that causes pain and swelling. and
then that is the end OF Rheumatism know
this so we'll that 1 viii furnish FOR full month
nv Rbeunatic cure on trial cannot cure all
cases within a month It would be unreason-
able TO expact that. But most cases viii yield
within 30 days. This t,ial treatment will con-
vince YOU that DR.. shoop's Rheumatic Cure Is
mower against Rheumatism-a p9tent force
against disease thar is irresistible.
Nv offer is made to convince you OF my saith.
Nv faith is but the outcome OF experience-ot
actual bnovIedgs. I know what It can do And
I know this so well that I will furnish my rem
eav on trial. Simply write me pOs.al for my
hook ON Rheumatism. I will then arrange with
druggist in your vicinity so thar you ears Sc
cure six bottles OF Or. shoons Rheumatic Curs
70 make the test. You make take It full month
on trial II it succeeds the cost to you is 50 90
II il fails the Ass is mine and mine alone. =
will be left entirely to YOU mean that 'eN-
actly. II you say the trial is not satisfactory ]
don't expect a penny from you ''
have 70 samples. Any mere sample that
can affect chronic Rheumatism must 5.e drugged
TO the verge Of danger. I. use no such drusss.
for it is DANGEROUS to take them You'uglst gee
the disease out Of the. blood. Ny remedy does
that even in the most difhcult obstinate cases.
1t has cured the eldest cases that ever met.
and in al Of my experience. in all' OF my 2o9so
tests I never found another remedy tnat Woasd
cure one chrome case in ter.
nv remedy for month. for 1t can t harm yea
ANYWAY. II it fails the loss is mine.
Sderess Dr. shoop. Box 63O Racine. Wis.
Mild cases not chronic are often cured BY. ons
or two bottles At all druegists-
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-02
COLORADO CANvAsSING
BOARD COMPLETES WORK
Decides Not to Hear Testimony on
?. Charges of Election Frauds
in neT1uar

DENVER, Dec. 1.-The State can
vassing board to-day concluded the
work of canvassing the vote for SUI
preme> Judge cast at the election last
month. The vote of the State was as
follows: John Campbell CR.), 1859;
AdaiT Wilson CD, SS.1O3; Frank w.
Overs CP), S595; Charming Sweet -tS.),
2IsO; 1. A. Knight (Socia4 Labor, s65.
Total vote. s7.O46. CampbelPs plurality
over Wilson, 1886.
The board decided not to hear testi-
mony on the charges of election frauds
in Denver, made by the Republicans, on
the ground that if the precincts com
planned Of were thrown out the effect
would only be to increase the majority
of the successful candidates.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-02
FAR EASTERN CRISIS NEARS A SETTLEMENT

received an intimation that Japan is
aware Of Russia's fixed determination
not to concede her demands, lin which
case struggle between Japan and
Russia is within measurable distance y
According to the Daily Mails Toxic
correspondent, Marquis Saionyi, ad-
dressing members OF the Sci Yukai
party yesterday, said the coming ses-
sion of the Diet. involving the consid-
Grafton of the problem of Russo Jap
anese relations. would be one of the
most momentous ever held and that a
single false step might precipitate a
national calamity. The Marquis depre-
Gated any vexatious interference with
the Government
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-02
ASSASSIN IMPER1Ls ITO.
Student Armed With Dagger Arrest
at the Marquis Villa.

YOKOHAMA, Dec. IA Japanese
medical student was arrested to-day
on suspicion Of an attempt to assas-
sinate the Marquis Ito. He carried a
dagger concealed under his kimono
when arrested at the Marquis villa. at
Mizo. 1t is believed this attempt on
the statesman's. life was the outcome
of recent suggestions in the sensational
newspapers of japan that Ministerial
assassination would be patriotic ac-
ton, tending to produce more warlike
policy on the part of the Government.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-02
MANY CABINET COUNCILS.
British Statesmen Consider the Sit
uation in the Orient.

LONDON, Dec. George Wyndham,
Chief Secretary for ireland, speaking at
Woking last night, said that the Gov
ernment had still great deal Of work
to do and that it was not true that a
general election was impending. This
official statement that the Government
is not meditating dissolution of Par
liament will increase the curiosity as to
the reason for the holding Of frequent
Cabinet councils. Premier Balfour.
Austen Chamberlain, the Chancellor of
the Exchequer. and Lord Landsdowne,
Secretary for Foreign Affairs. had a
conference at the Foreign Office to-
day, and another Cabinet meeting will
be held on Friday.
1t is the general belief that the situa-
tion in the Far East is causing anxiety,
owing to the unexpectedly protracted
negotiations between Russia and Japan.
The Daily Mail this morning says it
thinks it is most likely the Cabinet has
O O
To Cure Cold in One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All
druggists refund the money If it fails to
e. W. Groves signature is on each h1x, 25c.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-02
Major Kilbourne Dies Suddenly.

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-Major Charles
z. Kilbourne, u s. A, pay1naster of
the Department of Dakota, died on an
incoming train near this city to-day.
He had been very i'll and was on his
way to his home In Columbus, Ohio.
Major. Kilbourne graduated from
West Point in 1866 and was So years
of age. lie was treasurer of the Phil
ippine Islands while they were under
military government in 1S98-99.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-02
rbree Lives Lost in a Collision.

&. NEW YORK, Dec. Three lives
were lost and one man was badly hurt
to-day by a collision between the tugs
Idlewild and Hercules off Ellis Island.
Hans Peterson, William LaskeF and a
man whose. name has not been learned
were drowned. John StOrbergi. boat
man, was cut on the head and. his left +:
leg broken. The Hercules is owned BY
the American Towboat Company OF
Baltimore 80.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-02
HARvARD's FAMOUS. COFFEE
I. ~: ..-... +. HOUSE Is TO BE CLOSED
President Eliot Hopes to. Eliminate
:. One of the Sources Of Dyspepsia
- ..-: Among Students -,

CAMBRIDGE. Mass Dec. LONE. of
Harvard. 5 oldest: and most famous in
stitutiens: is TO be closed by order OF
President. .Eliots.5-w who hopes in this way
TO eliminate one of: the. main sources. Of
dyspepsia and indigestion among. the
students :.......--'.:. - -
For nearly a quarter of a. Century
the. .store.in Harvard Square at the cor
.ner Of: .FFclyoke has been used as: a
coffee house. and was a. frequent resort
OF undergraduates in their search for
midnight lunches. On orders from
j.. President .Eliot. the lease. for the store,
which is. college property, will not be
renewed, 1t having just: expired.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-02
californians in New york.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-The following
Californians are in New York From
San Francisco-Major Johnstone, at the
Victoria; G.. c. Lacey and wife, at the
Grand Union: H. Marion, at the Ross
more; ]. c. Nelson, at the ST. George;
c. p. Walters and G. Williams and
wife, at the Grand Union.
From San Jose-W. G. Campbell, at
the Herald Square.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-02
Iapanese cold Coming Here.

NEW. YORK, Dec. 1.-Lazard Freres
are informed that the London, Paris
and American Bank, Limited. of San
Francisco has engaged 100000 yen
(about $500, ,OO0) Japanese gold for ship
ment from Japan to San Francisco.
One million dollars was to-day trans
ferred to San Francisco through the
Sl1b-treasury
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-02
FINDS VERDICT OF MURDER

The jury then retired to deliberate
upon a verdict, and after passing on
the testimony presented returned a ver-
dict of willful murder against Alex
ander Garnett in the following terms
THAT the said J.. W. McClung, age 56
years, nativity Alabama, occupation re-
tired broker, residence S57 Post street,
in the city and county of San Fran
cisco, came to his death in the Waideck
Sanatorium, in said city and county, on
the 26th day of November, 1903, from
shock and internal hemorrhage from
gunshot wound of the upper abdomen;
and that said shot was fired from a pis-
tol in the hands Of Alexander Garnett
with murderous intent"
Alexander Garnett was arraigned yes
terday morning before Police Judge
Fritz on the charge of having murdered
Major McClung. Owing to the wit
nesses in the case being required to tes-
tify in the Coroners inquest the case
went over until tomorrow afternoon at
2 o'clock.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-02
Collision Causes Fireman's Death.

OGDEN, Utah, Dec. IA head-end
collision on the Southern Pacific at
Montello, New, this morning between
two east-bound light engines and a
west-bound freight resulted in fatally
injuring Fireman H. j. Griffin and Sc
riously injuring Engineer Bogart. Grif-
fin died on his way to Ogden. Traffic
was delayed seyen hours.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-02
Britain May Acquire Thibet.

TIENTSIN. Dec. High Chinese of
ficials here attach great Importance to
the British expedition to Thibet, and
even express the opinion that the ulti-
mate outcome will be the handing over
of the whole of Thibet to Great Britain.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-02
talffornians in Washinrton.

WASHINGTON, Dec: 1.-THE follow.
ing Ca1ifornlans. registered at the. hotels
to-day. At the. New Willa<d-H.. A.
Powell and wife and. Miss Eva Powell
Of Oakland Z; Mrs Charles r. Lloyd and
Miss Ethel NJ: Lloyd of. Berkeley.