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The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1904-06-18
A VALUABLE MANUSCRIPT.

A VALUABLE MANUSCRIPT.
Major Martin Hume, the author
of 1.-THE Love A fairs of Mary
Queen of Scots (McClure-Phil-
lips), left wemyss Castle the other
day bearing away in his bag
manuscript that Scotland has been
longing to get a sight of for many
years. 1t is the diary of David
Wemyss, Lord Elcho, who went out
with Prince Charlie, the young
Pretender, in the rising of l145.
Lord Elcho was then twenty-six
wears of age, son of the fourth Earl
of Wemyss, and from his youth had
been an ardent Jacobite. He was
opposed to the rising of 40, but
nevertheless raised a troop of Life
Guards which he commanded until
the overwhelming defeat of Cullo-
den, and when the young Prince
was compelled to fly to the Con-
tinent, Lord Elcho went as his
companion. During the long for
eign exile that followed, a careful
diary was kept. and in its pages,
without fear or favor, the last of
the Stuart Pretenders had his base
and vain character laid bare. 1t
was a triumph for Major Hume as
a historian when he was able to
persuade the owners of Weymss
Castle TO allow him the use of
Papers and documents hitherto re-
fused to many distinguished appli-
| cantS.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1904-06-18

A statement regarding the out
side business privileges of the
rural carriers has been issued.
Under the law rural carriers are
not permitted to solicit business or
receive orders of any kind, and can
not, during the hours of their en-
ployment, carry merchandise for
hire, except that they may carry
merchandise for hire for and at
the request of patrons residing
on their respective routes, pro-
vided the same shall not inter-
fere with the proper discharge
o. their official duties. The hire
for merchandise carried must be
paid by the patron. Carriers will
not be g mitted to receive any
compensation from the seller of
such merchandise.
Articles or packages that are not
mailable may be given to the rural
carrier for delivery, but must be
handed to the carrier in person. and
in carrying merchandise for hire
rural carriers are not permitted to
leave their routes as officially laid
out or to accept anything that will
in any way delay the delivery of
the mail.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1904-06-18
CIRCUS rs SUCCESS.
The Sells & Downs United Shows
Please Many.
ALL THE ACTS GOOD ONES.

Martell Family Gives a Splendid
Trick Bicycle Performance-The
Slack Wire Walking of Silverton
Family Best of the Kind Ever
Seen Here.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1904-06-18
BIRTHS.

HANRAHAN - On Satur d "A v
morning, to Mr.. Jas. f.. Hanrahan
and wife (nee Corinne Egbert)-a
son.
Papa is feeling pretty comforta-
BILE his own self.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1904-06-18

CAN'T be perfect health without
pure blood. Burdock Blood Bit
ters makes pure blood. Tones and
invigorates the whole system.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-08
xbeure tno btutae @arntfomtn.

CnS aricgsminiiterium bat foeben
bas gefoltIgungsgcN Der eIn5elnen
0arniionen fiir oas erite Salbjabr
1904 feltgeiebt. Gin Yergleid) ocr
S1se oieicsgeloeS l6Bt erfcnmen, baf
Die @robitdote bel meitem niht Die
tbereriten @orniionen iino. Go be.
lrdgt oas @cfoitigungsgclo IN Berlin
iir oen Nerueinen 80 Ef., fir oer
llnteroffi3icr ~. III Gbarlottenburg
"a uno AZ, in Yotsoam 80 uno A.
Tf. Sn Dem pielgenannten 6orbnd;
lit bas electromagnetic alf 81 nm
AZ Yfg. feitgeiebt III MordJingen 10.
gar auf 80 mo 80 81, III 9ieocnbo.
ZEN miiiien Die Treiie nod bober ieiil.
0enn bort betr1gt oos Yefoitigrngs-
gelo 40 uno 90 Yf. SIN @ereid oes
16. Mrmceforps liegen Die tbeueritcn
@arniioncn. Iie Surg @oben5oaerm
mo- beionoere T~crbdltniiie obmalteli
(nas Yct0itigungsgelb betrGgt AZ uno
So Tf.), oorf bod ebeniopenig III Be
trodt ge5oacn merocn mic 0elgolano,
po es nad) DER milif1riid)en gnna.l.
me iih g'aou 10 tbeiier lcbt luie III
9ieoenbsrrn.
Gle brighten @orniioncn Iieeen I'M
Vercih 6cs 1. (oitpreiBiid)en) un6
II. (peitpreubiid)eu) IrrHeeforps: eS
iino @oloap, Snlterburg, end, We.
mel, 2ensburg, Stauup0nen, SiliIt
iino Damn Olterooe, Moienberg. Iie
6l%cild)preiie iino in Den fleinen Oar.
niioncn oeS 1.Mrmecforps iebr bilig;
cine Sleild)portion ion lid IN Stalu.
ponen fir oen Mnnn auf 1904 Nf.
ItcIlcn Gin G~ie0enboien oagegen aiii
90, $50 Yf.). - sir Die groben Gar.
niionen lit oas electromagnetic mie
folgt fcitgeicst: aonigsberg "a Tig.,
fir ocl @elncincn AZ iiir Den Inter
ofiiaier, Waaoeburg 81 nno IS. Ores.
Ion &c uno 46, 0oln SO mo 46, 0am-
burg 80 uno Al. Yraunidupeig 81
mo As, Bremen 33 mo ~. StraE-
burg /. 6. SO mo 46, Tnn5ig 50 uno
A, Sranffurt a. 90. 80 uno IA,
@ieSbnoen 3S uno 40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-08
Observation-Disclosures im Wowas
tUc6.

5unberts bon G~inpobnern aus Nos
names : Neuenoorf unb ben umliegeliz
ten Srtfdaften pilgern nad benz oorz
iisen gemeinbefriebbof. um bic anges
ri9teten roben Werpiiitungen gu Ies
ben. Sin Chaos berrfdt auf Dem
fonit 10 ftiIen, einiam gelegenen air9z
bof. Mebr ais bunoert fteinerne @rabs
benfmGler unb eifcrne areu5c iino
pernihtet ooer beiddbist. 4dume,
bic Elm sbrpiirbises Otter baben, iinb
in Mannesb01e abscldst; bic blattlcz
fen Meite bebeden in ipirrer llnorbs
nung bic 0rGber. bic gum groben Theil
hires 8lumeni1muds beraubt iino.
giierne umfrieounaen bon Hubeitdts
ten iinb erbrodsn unb aus benz 8ocea
geboben. Ginaelue Greu3e linb Bon
ben 5replern ibcr bic &irn1ofsmauer
ouf ben Gtrobenbamm eeidleuoert
fporben. Bon Der Ortspoli5ei iino
3ipei perionen, bic Mrbeifer Neumailn
unb 9eine aus Nsuenborf, perbaftet
porben. Weitere Werbaftungen itehen
bepor; es 1T un5unebmen, baB fid sum
9pede ber WerpiiIfuneen cine gdnbe
eebilbet bate. Neumann uno '9eine
batten fi9 jeber nit sinem Cad unS
elmer edge aus elmer Reftouration III
Nowafpes sntfsrnt uno ben Gditen gts
eeniiber bemerft, tie tponicn in DEN
Wolb ashen, Inn Msilia gu ihnsiDcn.
Wie feitgefteIt purbe, befanoen lid in
BEN SGden cine Meihe bon Werf3eugcn,
nit benen offenbar bic Triebbofsfhdn>
bunaen aiisgsfiibrt morben iinb. Die
0erbofteten. bic jebe Sdulb in Mbreoe
fts1en. iuuroen in bas 4mtsgsTdngnib
gebradt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-08

Danp gum Mbi1ieD retAten, iagte 9ers
BERT, beiien lei9ter @erbrub fdon pie=
Der perflogsn mar: sd re9ne bars
auf, DID BEL meiner Niidtebr in 3toei
cber brei Sogen nod bier boraufins
ben, benn Oh mubt Oagmar ndber
fennen lernsn. SD freus mid f9On
isbt auf ben Mugsnblid, oa Oh mir
jeben ausgeiprohenen unb ~unouseev
iprpGsnen @erbaht geg.n bic 2auters
felt unb Selbitloiigteit ibrer 2;e6e ces
miitbig ab6itteit."
r0ieIer Nugcnblid, mein Sunse.
f0nnts Riemano eypiinfAter iein ols
mir. Oenu ic6 peib aus e:nigsn iiblen
@rfobrungea. bic ih IN meinem eiges
nen Qcibe erfabrsn mubte, beb man in
unfercm @lter Gnttduid3unasn cuf bic
ZEN ve0Ie!e nlnl mepr 10 IeIot pers
pinoet."
1os lebfe 2eiden nit Ser Sd;ffss
qlode machte ibrer l%lntsrb1liurg Elm
Gnbe. Huholf b. Rird.e ben blite NIT
eioent6iimI.d ernItem unb nahoenss
lidsm GeIi IT benz Oampfsr, Der ieinen
gliidlinen o;reunb entfiibrte, 70 langs
nah. bis fos tleins fhparSe Rauhs
p0lf9en binter Der poripringenosn
Gano3unge enti9ipunben ipar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-08

Inter ben 3obllofen, elesanten Miii=
fiaaansern. ipeI1e Die rOmiiden Safes
tep0lfsrn ober i'm &orfo ibre tdslihen
aonpentifel obbalten, befinbsn iIf
ni1t penige fragtuiirbige Griitenoen,
Safdenoiebe, Jalidipieler, tur5 Men.
fd)en, peIde in ibrem duberen 9laftre=
ten nidts babon perrntben, bab tie fdz
biq fino, um 0elb in Die 9ano Su be-
iommen, ale m0aliden @auneritiids
aus3ufiibren. .3ufpeiIen port man in
bieier Gaaar Gntsleiiter audi Namen
Der boben itolieniifen Mriftotratie.
Dies benefit folgenber 6a1: Giner
5ebr betonnten r0mifhen 0emimonod=
ne purben in Der Neujabrsnad: Die
Brilanten eeftoblen. Die poli3ei
burdIuate ale pfanbbduler unp Sus
observation-disclosures Moms unb fanb cno=
lid ben Maub in Der Uia Bapiino bsi
einem @olbihmieb, benz bic pre.ioien
elm febr feinsr 6err pertauft bate.
Die Gpursn. tpslde bic pcli3si meter
p~erfolete. fibrten fdIieBIih in bas
Sunsaefenenbeim bss 6errn Mntonio
Tonisgroce. Marh.Ie Spopenta. Der
MardeIe ipurbe perbaftet unb leugns=
Re anfanss aana enereifh iebe SduIb,
iHIiebli9 aber legte er iueintnb einG3ss
ifGnbnib ob. Gr bate fein ganaes
@eIb in elmer sinaiaen Nuht in elmer
Der aoblloien Spielbonen Homs ber'
ipieIt unb mar f4liebli4 Der Werius
Dung erlesen. bic 9rilanten ieiner
@eliebten du fteblsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-08

Wdbrenb einer 4inbers
por5tcnung. bic in ben RGumen bes
ruj5{Gen WdbGenspmnaiiums ben
Tula peranItaItet tpurbe, fingen bic
Detorotionen auf Der 8iibne Geuer.
Die eri4redten 4inber fprongen auf
unb fu9ten aus benz Saale gu fli@s
kn; an Der 1bir Tam eS 3u einem
gebrGnge. in benz mebrere M6bfen
unb cine 2ebrerin f@per perIebt tuurs
ben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-08
(Gortfebuns fOIst.)

Yetm Rettung s inert
m setom m n. Ser 20jdbrige
Gamuel MarfbaG bon 2aurel. Oel..
ertrant, ais sr our RettunB atueisr
SAneitern berbsisilte, bic beinl
69litH9abIaufen eingebroden iparcn.
Gr brahte bic Wdbden in Siherbeit.
perSant bann aber felbft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-08

rennibIp xnb Rarfet
& engIiibY Dpezus Sai,s
Q Gnitunb Tsn BORT
2 9obIs unb Ni6iean
q. Seriep u. TlaH alrt
8 Zine unb gprtb
10 Rartet unb pine
Il Dermcnt nabe Can
IL Ng. 8 Sprisentaus
aRnH. Ape nate TctIe
Is Daaipnre unb @alnui
IL q. Serfep " Central u.
10 Nah rnb Cornell eIps
Is aR NIB IL. Gtrate
~ Bart alpe unb IL Ctr
g Columbia rnb &infss
10 3istIans aps u. gratt
q SIIincis unb ct. Soc
as peHnipIr. unb qratt
- Rereian unp II. ctr
Is 1c. Sprissnbaus Is.
nabe Suinpi5
20 eenate apsu. etcIatr
q SIIinois unb TH1iean
20 qe firIpania unh IA
20 eenatc aps. unb Is.
81 go. Spritsntaus
9nD Gre nabegidisan
50 Neribian unb BaInut
- California u Bermsn
So gIaie uHb Tstu Dcrf
So 3ub. aS. ". ct Clair
81 Gitp 6oipitaI
80 Slate unb Qorts
80 Wi4iaan unb ssnes
q 30. 9 Sprtsenbaus
maitin8tcn iIabs aSea
~ 0aienborf u Boib.
IS @iiiouri u Rsip BORT
IS Weribisn u @aib
70 Sliinpis unb Cbio
~ Capitol 70. u mo,t
ss R'nsan's portbaus
80 etrabenbnbn stdIIs
u. WaRinstcn Str
81 30. 10 epritenbaus
SIIinois v RsrriII
50 SIIinots u s~vuisiana
bs Bsft unb eouft
81 Deit unb Recmtp
50 esnate Abe. u ,3snrr
81 WenSian unb Rap
80 30. Spritenbazs
@abtfor 20. u Wcrsis
50 Nnbuon Ap. TunIcp
81 Rc 6ofen 2eiterbaus
Sortt nobe Delatpors
- Penn. u RsrrilI
" De:o'pors u D'esarts
~ can IND 1>reart4
70 1ss'0 eFls y. 9'ssrsn
Dtrs' 40 Y nraoilaiS
" gan '''1e YrcIpeet
- o'd'ns uno U8s
u 20. III SprftenPdiis
Or Ape. su.be 6urcu
~ CAP unc 0eor8in
10 oeedS unb Gin
0doioion u eeorBtsI
~ en8is'9 40. v ZINE
W Spelsq ano Bates
- no. Sprissnpdiis
Yrclpeet nate SP<Ibp
. Nlef9er 10. u Stetbt
Of p'ar'ei u 9'sic Jerfes
81 DtIdpore UNI Bdip.
80 Gan U wdibtnston
- 9fe'p yorf ". Darioior
So 1aupiturninen Anitnls
20 oe'' S'aofsn Ar'snal
81 oriental usto Wdib.
~ brdusn'#
" Vc. Is Spritsnbaus
Warrldnb nate DER.
u WeriSian u. Georgia.
53 Ncrtot1u une Scuft
"a qennibrs II. acnihano
" vira'1sa Zoe v. 1lds.
,6 6arptluartier.
~ @rans 3oteL
~ capital upe u.lb Dth
% 30. 10 eprisenbaas
16. nno ait.
"a alabama iinh Is.
40 Central slUs uns At
20 yannse unp To-
l27 grc,ssibe unb Jtzpttes
saS Central Aos nns IL.
20 Itld!r1re UNI -.
~ eitabama unb n
81 Sel!e'oniair's Ino VI.
~ College glpe unb 20.
i33 Delaipart unS 10.
1876 alabama unb Qortt
81 0eirmorn anb 10.
80 College ASe uns IL.
SO Cornell Ipt unb Is.
~ Daress UNI 10.
AZ 9isblanb Ape unb 10
t4s 1ecirmieb unb 10.
as Hep ssrfep ..nb ~
<s 4locrb unb IL.
ca &c. 2 Spritenbnuf
5iiiios sipe unb IS.
IS College ape ilnb 22.
40 roflsos Nns NH o.
%. ssmi.y s.rs un . TO-
&c Stcusbtcn u qeiumcn
81 gtIas unb qife.
rs SIOsb unS pafryaiu.
SO Vc. n Spritentdub
srisbtpoOb
g. Arben unb Depot
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-08
eYeaiaI.&tanale.

friten . e3ldgs, stpsiter Alarm.
.aipeiten 2 sGIdse, brittu alarm,
oritten . S6Icss pietr aIaru-
ia-l, 6eaer aus unb e4Iau6 ~aufserss.-
, S&tdge, Aanrbrud ab.
a S&Idees n t6r gaittasl.
Die 70 bssei4neteR eisnaIe iusrssn Hnr BON xtsrn
pd&ter a~nesesbsn bo an ben tstrehsnbm erate=
:reasunaen istas nIaruB8aer ansebradt fnS.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-08
Seuer

-
iee 4drf 4r< uub t.
al2 Capital 3pt rnb ~.
Els pcnniplD. u. Ni9Innn
2l< SIiiHois unb 20.
2i6 Senate qpe unb n.
2l6 Qennipfpnnia iiub "a
XII Perieinn nnt 10.
2ls Capital 9pe unb 20
2i9 Broneipnp unb 10.
2sl SIIinois unb Dsreenn
2s4 30. "a epritsnbaus
aeupocb une 80.
es5 9lIiHcis unb IS.
eaS anneita uns &C
237 30. o. Gpriesnp III
iiteII uns @aoer
ass ueeI ea6eer 8oria
80 SiassI unh ~.
24i Nsrieian uno "a.
ala' Suinpis u Ct. GIG2,
azs GIbriose ixib rs.
s12 Meit riib Boiruf
sl3 Beit unb IL.
s14 6ciDarb nne l6.
SIS 5orbet ane Yoca
SIC CAPITAL apt unb IL
SIT Qortbtueiterr 2lpe L %
s1e Gent unt Is.
sls GaniI uHs 10.
ses GertaIine @orfs
s2i Bermont unb 2pnn
SIS Bismarf u GrcnbstriI
s26 so. 20 Spritsnbarie
paustrilIe.
s27 Mi9isan u. eelmes,
s2s Ridtsnn u. Concord
Sal Bcit une DC Srtrre
<l2 TiKcHri u. Rarplcnt
AIS IiFcuri uus GFto
AIS Capital Abs. Secrgsn
lle NiHourt u ssutudpz
All esnats Npe u. nah.
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ID. Daibinstcn.
las 9rrsns6
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<2b Daib ane 6arr>
s2s ylc. 70 e~prtsneait
B. @aibmstru
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AS DIipsr uxe ps8oos
42o Qortpse unb BORT
<s1 6abIep Ips u. Torris
$50 Hiper Npe u. Uprris
fa Hiper ape unb Hat
<sb earb,ns u. DietR5
ls6 6arbins unt pItsa
4s7 30. 10 epritentu
Nsorrts uub 6orbina-
~ soDNS NJ Dt1AuH
80 Gtskp2ts
tb1 Reisner rszh DtiEe
asa 6sivart ssb Sci
t5s 1oryis unt aaptss
sbe lambert unb 0<hJH1
lb7 qorbpk Ass q. Ion.
mon Boris
sl2 Def nHb 5lat
61s Rsrtu6p 4ps v. HurR
GA Reribian ant glorrsi
SIC SuinoiB xnt Rdnt,i
DIT Ncrris unb Doiota
B1e RorriS trnh Gtar4
$40 Gapitol u. u RcGar
621 WsribiAri unb (
b2s Ptne uni, ecro
s2l RabHcr. Hoe u aincols
52e glsribinn unb Belt ~
627 Carlos unb Has
b2e Neribidn uub arycus
t2s aReribian u. Hap.nSnt
bs1 Neribinn u. WsGat.
ssa go. II Sprltent --as
Rorris nabe sseit
SIS Rcasranr ant 9cunt
els CAT u. 2inccln s@nr
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SIS Wright uro Sanbrs
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sls RetD Seriep n Oh Ass
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yas SIsttsr apsu. Csr'id
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7as 2ibsrtp uns Tea
72s Qosls uns eou.t
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DIT Bnibnstca "a
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sl4 Dt;o u eistIans ar
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linton Babn 6tIt'it
sal ssan gamble Sto5s
eas gsrmcnt une sea;eoi'
ga wait. uns etcts "
eas Rabbsn's sounss 6at
s2s Tuder uue Doriep
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$50 go. n spritsnbous
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Bccbfse.
SIS @aft. unb gtarbrrte
ssl ecxfbeaferr UNI
QrienaI Gres.
SIS glstu gcrfsixb Tmfsh
sl2s Sainois rns warrL
sIs' SIincis unS 4atset
s1ls B<nn. xnb 8oH
sl5' DsIntrars Hne ees
St5uale.
arm.
arm.
id aufsersa.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-08

M 8 par Elm idOner Gag eetpors
~ ben, bic Nuguitfonne laHte
- goloig bon einem ipoltenloien.
tiefblauen 6imm,l bernieoer.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-05
FIERCE FLAMES
DESTROY LIVES
Fourteen People Killed and
Many Injured in Fire in
Gotham Tenement House

NEW YORK, Sept. 4-Fourteen per-
sons were killed and nearly score
injured in a fire in a five-story double
tenement IN Attorney street early this
morning. The dead include four
women. one man and nine children,
ranging in age from months 70 II
years. Many Of the injured were taken
to hospitals and II Is thought that
several Of these will die. Among the
injured were FIVE firemen, who were
in a fourth-fioor balcony when II feu
with them.
The small number Of men among the
killed and injured was due 70 the IdcI
that most OF the men who lived IN the
building. following the Attorney-street
custom in hot weather, were asleep on
the roof, while but few OF the women
and children were there Those on the
roof were unable to escape by descend
ing through the burning building ana
made their way TO safety over ne1gn-
boring roofs. Meanwhile the mem oers
of their families, who had renamed IN
their rooms found escape cut on ana
panic reigned throughout the struc-
ture.
The fire started about 8 o'clock In
the morning and there was much de-
lay in sounding an alarm, although the
district is one of the most thickly pop
ulated in the crowded East Side OF
New York When the firemen reached
the scene some Of the tenants were
jumping from the windows and from
the ends of the fire escapes that
reached only to the second floor. Others
were crOuching in the smoke in the
small rooms and narrow halls.
The fire is supposed TO have been
caused by the explosion Of lamp that
had been left to light the hall on the
second floor and the sleeping tenants
were not aroused until the hallway was
ablaze and escape through the building
cut off.
The fire was soon extinguished and
the search for the dead began. Most
of the dead were found on the two
upper floors. While the search OF the
building was going on four firemen
were at work on a fourth-fOOr ball
cOny when IT gave way. Another fire.
man on the balcony floor below was
also carried down and was probably
fatally injured. The other four were
badly hurt but will recover. Two OF
them fell upon pile Of bedding in the
courtyard and their injuries were
caused chiefly by the iron work Of the
balcony falling on them.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-05
LABORS' HOSTS WILL
CELEBRATE THE DAY
Alameda County Organizations to
Take Part in Attractive Pro-
gramme at Oakland.

OAKLAND, Sept. 4.-The labor or
ganizations Of Alameda County will
turn out en- masse tomorrow for the
celebration of Labor daY. Beginning
with the parade at 10 a. m. the celebra-
tion will continue throughout the day,
closing with a dance in the evening
During the afternoon an old-fashioned
Spanish barbecue will be held at Idora
Park, where lavish preparations have
been made to feed the thousands Of
workingmen and their friends.
The parade will be headed by Grand
Marshal George K. Smith and Aids A.
W. Borden and Frank Higuera. 1t will
start from Broadway and Second street
and march UP Broadway to Ninth
street, to Washington, to Fourteenth,
to Grove, to San Pablo, to Broadway,
on west side of Broadway to Seventh
street. then countermarch on the east
side of Broadway and San Pablo ave-
nue. to Twentieth street, east on Twen-
tieth street to Telegraph avenue, where
cars will be taken for Idora Park.
A special feature of the afternoon
will be the tug-of-war contests between
teams of the different unions.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-05
Delegates Secure Special Car.

OAKLAND, Sept. 4.-The District
Council of Carpenters has been noti-
fed that a special car has been Sc
cured for the delegates from San
Francisco and Alameda counties who
will attend the thirteenth annual con-
vention of the International Union of
Carpenters, which meets in Milwau-
kee on Monday, September II. The
members of the California delegation
which will be headed by Henry Mey-
ers, chairman of the national execu-
tive board, are: A. w. Borden. presi-
dent of the District Council of Carpen-
ters, representing Union No. 1867; r.
Wand and r. Harlan, representing
Union No. SO; d. c. Crawford and r.
NJ. Hambo. representing Union No.
$50; Peter Nicholson. representing
Union No. 1853; w. Toyne, represent
ing Union No. SIS, and L. Jeffries,
representing Union No. 1873.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-05
YOUTH SHOOTS
A COMPANION
Arnie ArYOnen Carelessly
Handles Rife and Bull
let Deals Mortal Wound
DEPLORABLE ACCIDENT
While Hunting in Berkeley
Hills Clarence Nelson
Falls Victim to Weapon
Berkeley Office San Francisco Call.
214s Center Street. Sept 4

Berkeley Office San Francisco Call.
214s Center Street. Sept. 4
Careless handling OF rife in the
hands Of careless boy hunter to-day
brought death 20 Chrales Nelson, IA
years old and living al 20 Clara street,
San Francisco. Arnie Aryonen, aged
Is years, OF Alice street, San Fran
cisco. caused the accident The scene
Of the tragedy was wildcat Canyon.
Just over the Berkeley Hills, where nVe
other such tragedies have occurred
this summer.
The accident happened while the
youths were preparing 10 cook some
squirrels they had shot Nelson was
on one side Of the creek that runs
through the canyon, cleaning the
squirrels, and Arvonen was on the
other side, tampering with his rifle
Suddenly it went OF, just why Ar
women does not know. A second later
Nelson fell TO the ground with bullet
wound in the middle Of his forehead
The bullet had pierced the brim OF his
felt hat and entered the brain.
AS soon as they realized that Nelson
was shot Arvonen and a companion
rushed TO his aid and bound a piece Of
cloth around his head. They implored
him to speak, but he was already un-
conscious.
Z. b. Coy, a camper. responded to
a call for assistance and took the
wounded youth in a buggy to Dr. j.
Edison KeIsey's Office in Berkeley. The
physician said that Nelson could not
recover and so did not send him to d
hospital.
Deputy Coroner J. E. Streightiff and
Deputy Marshal Howard are convinced
that the shooting was purely accident
al. Aryonen could not tell exactly how
the rife, a 22-caliber weapon, was fired,
but thought it occurred while he was
trying to force the trigger mechanism
into place. He denied aiming the rife
at Nelson in play. Arvonen was held by
the Berkeley authorities awaiting the
result of the wound.
Young Lrvonen died tonight shortly
before midnight
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-05
PHYSICIAN 4 VICTIM
OF PTOMAINE POISONING
DIR. F. +. Tebbetts of Sacramento Dies
From the Effects of Eat
inc Crab
Inc Crab.

SACRAMENTO. Sept. 4.-Dr. F. F..
Tebbets. a member Of the City Roard
of Trustees. died to-day from the ef-
fects Of ptomaine poisoning. DIR. Teb-
bets visited San Francisco early in the
week and after partaking Of some crab
in a restaurant was seized with illness.
The physicians pronounced the cause
ptOmaine poisoning. The illness con-
tinued and refused to respond to treat
ment.
DIR. Tebtets was for many years q
member Of the State Board OF Dental
Examiners, was for several terms a
County Supervisor and served several
terms as City Trustee.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-05
CANADA'S GOVERNOR
GENERAL IN VANCOUVER
Distinguished Guests Visit Various
Places of Interest on West
ern Coast

VANCOUVER. B. c.. Sept. 4.-The
Earl of Mimic, Governor General or
Canada. and Lady Minto arrived this
morning on the delayed train from
Winnipeg. At noon the Vice Regal
boarded II. NJ 5. Grafton. sent here
from Esquimalt for the purpose. and
departed for Victoria. where they will
remain two days. While here their
Exccllencies received no one, the civic
ceremonies incident 10 their visit be-
ing deferred until their return here
From Victoria on Tuesday.