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A Source Of Strength.

What can so surely make us strong.
pncrgize us With courageous comfort
rs the settled certainty which faith
II the Shepherd Lord can give us? We
are not the sport and thrall Of pitilcSS
iaws and forces BY trust in h;il we
may become one of the great Shcp
herds flock, and he viii use for us
divine defense and divine directing
help HI" certainty of tlis is comfort
II It's Ilitiest nc"Ii,l-. ;,ev. III. w.
hand IIo!t. BAPTIST, i'ttsburg.
Character and Cash.
It is folly to sell character for cash,
self respect for selfish enjoyment. God
for the excitement of the gambling "a
bie. purity fer power, truth fer pop}!
lar applause. the cofnul"ndation o.
conscience for the tiattcry Of a sol
seeking crowd Of ignoDe mon, q.
higher life for the lower. the spiritual
for the material. The lower caun5t
satisfy the cravings of the higher If
Life and love are more than m0:.tA
and merrymakins. The man Wiz
trades character for geld has choateQ
veal.-Rev. polemus II. Swift 4icilo
dist, Chicago.
Good Coming of Evil.
God evidently intends to dcve!ol
something in us by permitting the op
posing forces Of evil to play upo3
heart and BRAIN and many Il soul Il.
cased in a delicately strung. nerves
organization, obeying the call to ser.
ice, has discovered the path that l..
to distinction and success. Do not re
gard the deadness Of the times as q
part of Cod S mysterious dealings witt
the children of men. That way Of
meeting the issue will not bring muc!.
help to the church of God. BE al avto.
in the strife that evil forces upon yQp
and bring to the struggle the best
forces of your mind and heart.-Rey
Arthur Jameson, Methodist, New
York
The Energy of the Universe.
Psychologists tell us life is an un
broken chain. Go to the beginning OF
that chain. Take the speck of proto
plaSm. battle it in suitable chcmica
solution, and it does two thingS-tirst
it appropriates q part of the solution
to maintain it's own existence; second
ly, it sets apart the remainder for the
life of another Its intelligence does
not effect this, but its very nature. Its
constitution is tied up With the cords
of love The higher up the scale of life
the stronger and more evident these
cords. The energy of the whole uni
verse, in SO far as we are able to com
prehend it, manifestS itself to rs IN sts
expression Of love.-Rev. James Mar
Gus Newton. Baptist. Cincinnati.
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The San Francisco call., 1904-06-03

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The San Francisco call., 1904-06-03
Low IS GUEST
OF PILGRIMS
San Franciscans Attend
Luncheon Given i'm London
to EX-MayOr of New York
TOAST TO ROOSEVELT
James Bryce, Presiding at
Function, Praises Head of
the American Government
TOAST TO ROOSEVELT

LONDON, June 2.-The Pilgrim Club
entertained former Mayor Seth Low of
New York at luncheon in the Savoy
Hotel to-day. James Bryce presided.
Among those present were ambassador
Choate, Consul General Evans, Major
Beacon, Lord Eustace Cecil, Louis
Dyer, General Hutchinson, w. d.
Howells, Robert P. Porter, w. J. Pierre,
M. t. Wilson, Rudolph Spreckels and
James d. Phelan, the latter two Of
San Francisco.
The speeches were few and brief, but
overlooking with the most cordial SEN
timents of good will for both countries.
Bryce, after proposing the health Of
King Edward and eulogizing what the
King had accomplished between the
European powers. proposed the health
OF President Roosevelt as the greatest
man who had occupied the Presiden-
tial chair since Washington.
Low dwelt upon the Importance OF
the two countries knowing each other
better, the good results which followed
the Pilgrims in this direction and the
Importance Of both countries cherish
ing and cementing the friendly rela-
tions which now existed.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-03
MRS. ZIEGLER TO WED
A WEALTHY IMPORTER
Former Wife of an Erstwhfle Cham
piOn Bicyclist Soon to Be
Married.

SAN JOSE, June 2.-Word has been
received from Manila Of the coming
marriage of Mrs. Margaret Ziegler of
this city to A. ]. Francis, a wealthy
importer of Hongkong and Bombay.
The bride-to-be is the divorced wife Of
Otto Ziegler, a former champion bicy-
clist. After securing a divorce nearly
a year ago Mrs. Ziegler started on a
tour of the world. She is the daughter
Of Fred Tenant, formerly of this city
but now of Pacific Grove. She is a
cousin Of Dorothy Tenant, the noted
beauty. Her mother states her daugh-
ter has written for her consent to the
marriage.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-03
NOTE STARTLES
DESERTED WIFE
Police of San Bernardino
Search for Man Who May
Have Ended His Life
INTIMATION OF SUICIDE
Loss of Money Thought to
Have Unbalanced the Mind
of an Elderly Resident
Special Dispatch to The Call

SAN BERNARDINO, June 2. = This
afternoon and tonight the police have
been searching the country for M. v.
Clark, an employe in one Of the local
abstract offices, who has disappeared
after leaving a note to his wife inti-
mating that he meant to commit sui
eide.
Clark, who is so years of age. came
to this city with his family some
twelve years ago, and was well thought
of. Recently he lost some money, and
brooded over it until his friends began
to suspect that he was becoming de-
mented. This morning shortly after
he left the house his wife found, post
ed in a conspicuous place, a note say
ing:
"Good-by; l will think Of you with
my dying breath
Below was a rudely drawn figure of
a skull and cross bones. Instead OF
notifying police headquarters imme-
diately, the bewildered family under
took a private search for the missing
man, and only appealed to the Off
GERS late in the afternoon.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-03
BUGGY FALLS
INTO A CREEK
Women and Children Have
a Narrow Escape From
Death in Shasta County
VEHICLE is WRECKED
Courage of One of the 0ccu-
pants Prevents a Possible
Tragedy Near Redding
Special Dispatch to The Call.

REDDING. June 2.-EA buggy con-
tanning two women and three children
was backed over a grade at the Middle
Creek bridge near this city this morn
ing and crashed on the rocks in the
creek, twenty-five feet below. The
buggy was wrecked and only the cour-
age and presence of mind of Mrs. w.
F. Green, one Of the occupants, saved
elderly Mrs. Barber and three children
from serious injury and possible death.
The women had started to Keswick
and took the three children with them.
Just before they reached the wagon
bridge across Middle Creek, Mrs.
Green. who was driving, stopped the
horse on the creek side of the road to
let a wagon pass. The horse became
frightened at the wagon and started
to back. Before Mrs. Green could pre-
vent il the entire outfit went over the
bank.
Mrs. Green grabbed the children in
one arm and Mrs. Barber in the other
and held them tight. The top of the
buggy being up, they could not fall
out Mrs. Green received severe in
juries about the head while Mrs. Bar
ber's back was hurt. The children
were not scratched. The buggy was
smashed and the horse was cut and
bruised.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-03
MILITARY PRISONERS DIE
WHILE TRYING TO ESCAPE
Make a Break for Liberty While
Out at Work and Are Shot
by the Guards.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, June q
Two military prisoners at Fort Shell
ing made an attempt to escape to-day
and one of them, named Wisch, was
shot dead.
Wisch, who had seven times been
convicted of violation of rules, be-
longed to the Field Artillery. Along
with Private Reilley. who is awaiting
trial for desertion, he was employed in
cleaning up the grounds under the
charge of Guard Kennedy. Suddenly
the prisoners attacked Kennedy, who
succeeded in beating them off. Then
they broke for liberty. Kennedy shot
and killed Wisch. Reilley was recap
tured unhurt.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, June John
w. Manning, a prisoner at the United
States Barracks, was shot and instant
ly killed by Private Speck, one of the
sentries at the garrison. Manning was
held awaiting trial for desertion.
While at work to-day he attempted to
escape. Failing to stop at the COM
mand he was shot through the head.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-03
FAMOUS MINES
WILL BE MERGED
Negotiations in Progress for
the Amalgamation of Brit
ish Columbia Properties
MILLIONS IN CAPITAL
Memory of Whitaker Wright
Revived by the Prospec-
tive Transfer of LIE Roi

VANCOUVER, B. c., June "A SEN
sation was sprung on the mining com
munity of British Columbia to-day by
the announcement of negotiations for
the amalgamation of the LIE Roi, Cen
ter Star and War Eagle mines of Ross
land. Their combined capitalization is
more than $10,OO0,000.
The merger is being promoted in
London. England. where is located the
head office of the LIE Roi. The other
mines are owned by Toronto stockhold-
ers. The LIE Roi is famous because of
it's sale for $5,000,OO0 by the Spokane
owners to Whitaker Wright, who re-
Gently committed suicide. 1t was for a
false declaration concerning this mine
that he was condemned to imprison-
ment.
Managing Director Mcmillan is now
in Rossland continuing the merger ne
gotiations with President Blackstock OF
the other properties. If it goes through
it will be the greatest deal in the an
nails of Canadian mining.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-03
FLAMES CLOSE
A MINE SHAFT
Imprisoned Men Believed
to Have Lost Their Lives
in an Arizona Disaster
HOIST HOUSE BURNED
Employe Who Attempts to
Reach Imprisoned Ones
Falls Two Hundred Feet

PRESCOTT, Ariz., June 2.-Fire oc-
CURED early this morning at the Hack
berry mine, Big Bug district, which de-
stroyed the hosting plant and resulted
in the probable death of three miners.
The hoist house was located directly
over the shaft, and when the fire oc-
Cured two miners were at work in the
mine and the exit was completely cut
off by the fire. Help was summoned
from McCabe and Mayer and the fire
was extinguished. One man, in his ef-
fort to go down into the shaft, fell 200
feet, and is supposed to be dead AS no
communication could be had with the
two miners they also are supposed to
be dead.
At late hour this evening rescuers
had been unable to descend into the
shaft on account of the deadly fumes,
but hose has been sent down through
which air is being forced.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-03
WIFE OF A MINISTER
ELOPES WITH A CLERK
Deserted Husband Locates the Run
aways in Nebraska and Has Them
Taken Into Custody.

George B. Richardson, the beautiful
wife of the pastor of the First Bap-
tist Church, and John B. Whitney.
City Clerk of this town, were arrested
in Sioux City last night, to which
place the two eloped some days ago.
Several months ago Mrs. Richard
son went East on a visit and on her
return is said to have met Whitney
in Omaha, where a friendship sprang
up. Returning here the two were
much together and some days ago
both disappeared. The preacher got
wind of their presence in Sioux City
and went to that place yesterday,
where he swore out a warrant for
them and they were arrested.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-03
0oAN's KIDNEY PILLS.
A CITIZENS STORY.
Told by q San Francisco Citizen for the
Benefit Of San Francisco People.

The greatest Importance attached to
the following is that il concerns a San
Francisco citizen 1t WOuldJ1os three
quarters Of its interest If il involved
some resident Of Kalamazoo Mich. or
WoonsOcket, r. l. Like all the testi-
mOny which has appeared here, and like
al which viii follow about the old Qua
ker remedy, Doans Kidney Pills. IN
comes from residents, fellow citizens and
neighbOrs. No other remedy can show
such record Of home cures Read this
case.
Louis Sanquinetti, huckster. of 1919
Dupont street, says: Il was so crippled
with pain in my back. in fact, I,was laid
1p with IT, that ] could not attend TO NV
work when Doau's Kidney pills came ~
my notice and ] took a course of the
treatment Previous TO that / had ex-
hausted my knowledge Of known remedies
gathered from reading and prescribed
by my friends. Some recommended
this and some recommended that took
Doan's Kidney Pills as ] had taken other
preparations in the past, with very little
expectation Of receiving any results and
j must confess I was more than sur
prised when the aching in my back
stopped. That is six months ago
and II has not returned. I honestly rec
ommend Doan's Kidney PINS to others
so that they may know about prepara-
tfon upon which they can depend"
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents.
-Milburn Co. Buffalo. n. Y, sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name. Doan's. and take
no substitute
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-03

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The San Francisco call., 1904-06-03
Idaho Prisoner Demanded
From Deputies by a Crowd
of Masked Men While
on the Way to Court
SHERIFF POWERLESS
BEFORE MANY GUNS
Officers Effort to Escape
With the Culprit Fails
and Latter's Life Is Known
to Have Been Forfeited
Special Dispatch to The can.

GRANGEVILLE. Idaho. June At.
n. Myers, the murderer of George
Brownlee; was taken from Deputy
Sheriff John Seay and Special Deputies
c. J. Hall, Frank Wyatt. Edward
Wyatt. Fred Wyatt and Roy Gordon
sbout $3.50 O'Clock this morning and
lynched.
Myers was confined in the County
Jail until yesterday, when he was taken
TO Whitebird for his preliminary hear
ing. He was bound over. The Sheriff
and his men were returning TO Grange
vile with the prisoner, and when about
one mile from Whitebird they were al
most surrounded by thirty or forty
masked men, who demanded the pris-
oner.
The Sheriff attempted to get away
with Myers, but at points Of numerous
guns was commanded TO halt, which
he did. The lynchers then ordered the
officers 10 go TO Grangeville, stating
that they would take care Of the pris-
Oner. After this time it is not definite
ly known what was done, but ultimate
ly his life was taken.
The crime for which these determined
men sought the life of Myers was a
tol6-blOOded murder, he having killed
George Brownlee near Crooks Corral
three weeks ago, at the same time
Wounding Wallace Janett. Sheriff Seay
left Immediately for the scene Of the
lynching TO recover the body. Myers
has no relatives in this section. Threats
Of lynching at the time of his arrest
were made. and it was with difficulty
the officers saved Myers life until this
mornings
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-03
wHrTEcAPs IN MONTANA.
Beat a Timekeeper Who Tried to
Protect a Nom Union Man.

BUTTE, Mont, June jealousy
between the workingmen and the
smeltermens unions resulted last
night in visit of thirteen whitecaps
to the High Ore mine of the Anacon-
da Mining Company's group of prop
critics and the serious wounding of
James Paige, a timekeeper, who was
beaten and kicked into insensibility by
the masked thugs. The gang of white
caps was in search of Morgan Howell
a non-union man, who professed a
willingness to ally himself with the
Workingmen's Union, but not with the
smeltermen. Paige attempted to save
Howell when he was assaulted. Howell
escaped injury.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-03
SUBMARINE BOAT FULTON
is GIVEN ANOTHER TEST
Discharges Torpedoes While Under
Water and Running at a Speed
of Eight Knots.

NEWPORT, R. l., June 2.-The sec
ond days Government trial of the sub
marine boat Fulton to-day was de-
voted to the firing of torpedoes while
submerged and just awash.
Three torpedoes were taken on board
at the torpedo station and the Fulton.
accompanied by the gunboat Hist and
the tug Powhattan, with the trial
board on the Hist, went up the bay as
far as Gould Island. Two torpedoes
were fired while the Fulton was en-
tirely under water and going at speed
of about eight knots. The boat then
rose until the coming tower was in
sight, when the third was discharged
The torpedoes had an average range
of 100 yards.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-03
ATTACK ON A WOMAN
PUZZLES THE POLICE
Authorities i'm Spokane Baf1ed by
Mystery Surrounding Beating of
Aged Resident

SPOKANE, June 2.-Beaten almost to
insensibility and bound hand and foot
with straps, which cut deep into the
wrists and ankles, gagged and choked,
was the condition of Mrs. Kate O'Con-
nor when found last night near the
north end of the Division-street bridge
in an almost dying condition. There are
suspicious, uncertainty and mystery
connected with the strange case. The
aged woman says a man, whose name
she refuses to give, beat her, with no
motive whatever.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-03
WOMAN DROPS DEAD
FEARING SPOUSE KILLED
From Life After Taving Been
Rescued.

ATHENA, Or. June 2.-"Thank you,
sir. 1 suppose the old man is killed"
with these fateful words on her lips
Mrs. Alexander Mckenzie dropped dead
as she was rescued from almost certain
death on the main street of Athena this
afternoon.
A block away lay her husband. badly
hurt, but not fatally. The horse had
shied at a heap of fresh earth and
run. Mckenzie, an aged farmer, was
thrown out of the vehicle. Starr Charl-
ton of Athena caught the runaway 200
yards farther on. He held the animal
as the woman dismounted. She had
not been injured, but died from the
shock Of what she thought was her
husbands death. She was 60 years old.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-03
COMPANY WILL BUILD
POWER PLANT IN SHASTA
san Franciscans Interested i'm a Prof
ect Capitalized at Half a Mil
lion Dollars.

REDDING. June 2.-The Mount
Lassen Water and Power Company is
the third concern to begin operations
10 install a big power plant in Shasta
County. The company is composed
Of John I. Leveck and c. H. Hilbert
Of Redding and Archibald Barnard,
L. n. Robbins. A. G. Sheath,
n. A. Kenney and A E.
Bennett Of San Francisco. a plant
viii at once be installed on Battle
Creek. tHenty-three miles southeast
Of Redding, where $4,000 horsepower
can be generated. Pole lines will be
run 10 Redding, Corning and Chico.
The new company is capitalized for
$500. 900 and much stock has been
subscribed.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-03
summer school Ior Mining students

GEORGETOWN, Colo, June a.
Announcement was made to-day that
the joint Summer School of Mining Of
Columbia University Of New York, the
Boston Institute of Technology, the
Lawrence Scientific School Of Harvard,
the Sheffield Scientific School of Yale
and the State School of Mines at
Golden, Colo. will be held here. The
Dives-Pelican Seven Thirty group of
mines will be the principal scene Of
operations.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-03
RUSH OF PROSPECTORS
TO NIPPLE MOUNTAIN
Discovery of a Gold Bearing Dixie Fif-
teen Feet Wide Causes a Stam-
pede From Cripple Creek.

CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo, June q
Hundreds of prospectors and miners
have taken locations within the past
few days on Nipple Mountain. about
thirteen miles south of this district,
where a gold-bearing dixie fifteen feet
wide has been discovered. Samples of
ore from the dixie which have been as
sayed run from $12 to 500 per ton in
gold. IT is estimated that 1000 claims
have already been staked in the new
district The camp has been named
BuIlville from the bull quartz found
there in abundance.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-03
ETHEL BARRYMORE
WILL BE HERE SOON

LONDON, June Ethel Barry
more will sail for New York on June
5 and will proceed almost Immediately
to San Francisco, where she will open
her season.
II. Davies play. "Cynthiana, which
was produced in Windham's Theater,
London, on May 16, with Ethel Barry
more as. the star. has proved a fail
ure here and Frohman viii withdra W
it on June 4.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-03
YOUTH MUST ANSWER
CHARGE OF SHOOTING
SOlanO Court 10 Hear the Case
Of Boy Accused of WOunding
"A Woman

VALLEJO, June I'm Justice
BrOwner's court here to-day the pre-
liminary examination Of George Witt
was held and he was bound over for
trial before the Superior Court, with
bail set at $1,000. Witt is the 17-year-
old youth who is charged with shoot
ing Mrs. William Stevens as she Law
in bed beside her husband on the night
of May u. The bullet was fired
through. the bedroom window.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-03

INCOME.
Cash received for premiums on
new policies during the
year ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Cash received for renewal Of
premiums during the year.
Cash received fer interest -.-..
Casn received for rents ...-....
Cash received from all other
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-03
NINETY NINE YEARS IN
PRISON FOR EDDY
Los Angeles Defendant Is Convicted of
killing Daniel Mitchell of
Cincinnati

Ell PASO, Tex, June 2.-Arthur A.
Eddy of Los Angeles was to-day found
guilty of the murder of Daniel Mitchell
of Cincinnati and sentenced to a term
of ninety mine years in the peniten-
tiary. The jury was out all night and
ii is stated that eight members stood
for hanging, but a compromise was
finally reached. Letters introduced in
evidence from Miss George Van Allen
of Tonopah, New, the woman in the
case, stated that Mitchell and Eddy
had never met prior to the murder and
that Eddy had not given her $500 which
she gave to Mitchell.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-03
Incorporation of Park Company.

SANTA CRUZ, June 2.-The Capt.
tola Park Company, with a capital
stock of $4,000. has filed articles of
Incorporation. The directors are:
James M. Stow, Walnut Creek; ]. w.
Forgeus, Santa Cruz; Albert Lach-
man, Robert Frick and James H. Bor-
land, San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-03
Alleged Anarchist Is of Unsound Mind.

CHICAGO, June 2.-Abel Gabiniska,
under arrest as an anarchistic plotter,
with designs against the lives of
Mayor Harrison, Honore Palmer and
other notables, was to-day declared
by Police Inspector Shippy to be
merely half-crazed junk dealer from
St Louis. He will be sent to the De-
tention Hospital for mental examina-
ton
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-03
SAN DIEGO TO HAVE
AN AUTOMOBILE CLUB
Effort VIII BE Made to Stimulate the
Movement for Improvement of
Roads

SAN DIEGO, June AT a meeting
just held here it was decided 10 or
ganize an automobile club, having for
its principal objects the furtherance
Of the good-roads movement and the
interesting of the people of the State
IN the Canine Real proposition.
Temporary organization was effected
and committee appointed to draft
bylaws and report at the next meet
ing a week from tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-03
Bookkeeper Robs His employers.

BALTIMORE, June 2.-Jesse b.
Baker, bookkeeper, formerly en-
ployed by the National Howard Bank
of this city was arrested here to-day,
charged with embezzlement. He ad-
mitted that there was shortage in
his accounts of between $4,000 and
$4,000.