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The San Francisco call., 1904-10-09
THROW BODY
Of COLONEL
FROM TRAIN
Russians Mutiny on
Their Way to
Front.
Even COSSaCk Regiments
Show Signs Of In
SurreCtiOn.
General Klegel at KieV Orders $4,000
ReserviStS Searched for Sedi-
tiouS Literature.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. S.-While
the Bugulma Regiment, ordered to the
front from Samara, was en- route to
Ufa, mutiny broke out. The colonel
of the regiment and sergeant were
killed and their corpses thrown from
the train Another mutiny occurred
among the Penda reservists. who mall
treated their colonel.
Even Don Cossacks are mutinous
Captain Mironoff, an officer of the I'm
perial Guard, a Cossack regiment, was
recently arrested for making a speech
charging the government with respon-
sibiiity for the war. General Kiegel,
the new military governor of Kiev, or
dered Is 900 reservists under his COM
mand to be searched. All the regi-
ments were subjected to this humiliat-
ing process the same day. Klegel
thought he would find seditious litera-
ture, which had been distributed
among them. Only trifling discover
les were made The officers of the regi-
ments have Joined in vehement pro-
test against the indignity.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-09

KISS CAUSE
OF TROUBLE
Theft May Cost the
Republicans
Montana.
Special Dispatch to Til. Call.

BUTTE, Mont. Oct. s.-Because
State Senator William F. Meyers of
Red Lodge stole kiss from a pretty
society girl of Carbon County a. few
days ago President Roosevelt II 10
claimed here, may lose Montana and
the Republicans also are liable IN 1osa
control of the State Legislature and
thereby fail to elect a Republicar
United States Senator.
The Red Lodge Picket, a Republican
paper, has bolted the ticket because of
the stolen kiss and L. o. CassweII
candidate for County Attorney. has
withdrawn from the ticket, because he
will not run on the same ticket with
the kiss stealer, and is out to fight
him. The chairman OF the County Cen
trail Committee also threatens to re-
sign, and says he will not .support
Meyers. Ex-senator T. H. Carter and
Lee Mantle have been appealed to to
pull Meyers of the ticket.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-09
BLOODHOUNDS
TRACK THIEF
SalOOn-Keeper RObs Iowa
Bank and Locks Woman
Cashier in Empty Vault
Special Dispatch to The Call.

OMAHA, Neb., Oct. 8.-Bloodhounds
this morning succeeded in tracking
Karl Karrer, a saloon-keeper, who is
now under arrest charged with rob-
bing the bank at Treynor, Iowa, of
$1400 after he had locked the woman
cashier, who was alone in the building,
in the vault The robbery was COM
mitted Thursday afternoon while half
the inhabitants of the village were alb
sent attending the fall carnival.
Miss Florence Flood, daughter of
the president of Treynor Savings
Bank, was in the bank alone when
masked man entered and, pointing a
revolver at her head, ordered her to
give him the money in the cash draw
er. She obeyed and he then ordered
her to go to the vault and hand him
passed the money out, he pushed her
back into the vault and locked her in
He made his escape in buggy.
AS soon as the robbery was discov-
cred a posse was formed and the rob-
Der was tracked to point where he
abandoned his team and plunged in
to a corn field. Twenty-four hours
later the dogs arrived at this point
and at once took up the trail follow
ing it into the corn field to a spot
where the fugitive had apparently re-
turned for a comrade supposedly
waiting for darkness. From this point
the dogs doubled back to Treynor and
made direct for Karrer's house, where
he was found.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-09
Thorough Canvass Of
State Is Made by
the Herald.
Roosevelt Will Come to the
Bronx With a Very
Large Plurality.
Returns Of Correspondents Show That
Higgins for Governor Will Run
Far Behind Els Ticket

NEW YORK, CT. S.-FOr the pur-
pose Of giving it's readers reliable in
formation. untinged with partnership.
as to the political outlook of the State
of New York one month before election
day, the Herald sent well equipped COR
respondents throughout the Stata.
Broadly speaking. the State was di-
vided into four districts on geograph-
ical lines One district took the south
ern tier OF counties. beginning at Rock
land ana running almost across the
State
Another consisted Of the counties
around Albany and west out to the Mo-
hawk Valley. Another was the north
ern section. beginning at Saratoga and
running north to the Canadian line and
west to Jefferson. while still another in
cluded the fifteen counties west of Os-
wego which run in a double tier west
to the Ohio line. Important and repre-
sentative counties were selected and bad
spots for both parties were picked out.
The object was to give as nearly as
possible an exact picture OF the cOndi-
tions now prevailing in the section OF
country which in 1900. roughly, gave
Mckinley 171.OOO plurality. as against
$4,000 plurality in New York City, and
Odell in 1902 the 131, 900 with which he
beat 122, 900 for Coler in the great city.
The reports to the Herald show
contentment among the farmers and
business men, lstlessness in the cam
paign which is almost unexampled
united Democracy with the exception
of one county and a well equipped Re-
publican machine. The reports also
show that Roosevelt will come to the
Bronx" with a very large plurality:
in a few counties exceeding the vote
for Mckinley in 1900. and in some
equaling it and in some of them run
ming below. Higgins. for Governor,
will run far behind his ticket.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-09
I. c. Grover Furnishes War
Department With Letters
Pro01ng Gross CmelesSnesS

officials
information
diousy
of
a
Glarng
swndes
such thing
department the local heads of
a
of
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The San Francisco call., 1904-10-09
Humphrey EO0des Point.


trday Press
No
of the transport
of draying where Grover
andd fraud
departments
a of
My
of
charge of ever relat here
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-09
NOT THE CAUSE
OF SEPARATION
Iowa Jury Returns Verdict
in Favor of Californian
Accused by SOn-in-Law
Special Dispatch to The Call

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, Oct. S.-After a
sensational trial lasting three days a
jury in the United States Court
returned a verdict this evening in favor
of Frederick Schmidt, a wealthy Cali
fOrnia fruit raiser. declaring he was
not responsible for the separation OF
his daughter from her husband, Will
liam u. McCrum, a Cherokee. Iowa,
farmer.
McCrum sued the father-in-law for
$15. 900 damages for alienation Of the
affections Of his wife. The testimony
showed the estrangement was caused
by McCrum frequently hugging and
kissing the hired girl Mary Kirchner.
who admitted these facts. Mrs. Nc
Crum sent for her father and went
home with him, refusing to return to
her husband.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-09
Special Dispatch to The Call.

VALLEJO. Oct. Sat 1911 p. m. to-
day amid the thunder of artillery, the
salvos OF steam whistles and the ex-
ultant plaudits Of thousands of spec
tators, the new steel training ship In
trepid was launched from her ways at
Mare Island. It was one Of the most
imposing and inspiring events ever wit
messed here.
The decorations Of the new ship were
elaborate, and flags of all kinds in the
vrinity added color TO the scene.
Batallions Of marines, companies Of
sailors and the Mare Island station
band occupied positions near the new
ship. The workmen whose muscle and
skill had fashioned the vessel were
gathered in dense crowds about the
gayly decorated ship. Boats Of all
kinds dotted the bay, and the wharves
and hiIlsides Of Vallejo were black with
interested spectators, while almost
every flag in town was flying TO the
breeze
United States Senator George c. Per-
kins, ranking member Of the Naval
Committee Of the Senate. arrived dur
ing the morning hours and was received
with a salute. Shortly before noon Rear
Admiral McCaIla introduced the Sen
ator from the platform Of a handsome
ly decorated stand erected at the stern
Of the Intrepid. Senator Perkins spoke
as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-09
SMALLPOX CAUSES DEATH
OF SOLDIER ON THE LOGAN
Army Transport Arrives at Honolulu
From Manila and Is Placed i'm
Partial Quarantine.

HONOLULU, H. l., Oct. S.-The
United States army transport Logan.
which arrived here to-day, reported
the death of a soldier at sea from
smallpox. The Logan was partially
quarantined. She will sail for San
Francisco tonight.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-09
0Gp|GONG F FRA Perpetraed On Quare[mast@[S Dgpe

O hqh
eedat ton ande o
he beer anp portaion Haures aush en lie
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-09
IMPORTANT OCCASION.

The launching of a newly built ship
rom the stocks into the water is al
WAS an event fraught with much in
tcrest to those who have planned and
constructed the vessel But the present
occasion is one Of more than ordin-
arv importance for the reason that
or Government has constructed in
this, one cf her navy yards. a good
saip fer tho purpose Of training her
cficcTs ard men that they may better
1nsn our ships of war and defend the
honor Of our country. It seems to
ne a wise policy that this ship and
Others should be built in the navy
yards
The location Of tho navy yard at
E2-c Island was selected in 1852 by
board OF naval officers, Of which
Commodore SlOat Cwho first raised
orr das. july :. 1876, at Monterrey
VS. tne chairman. and it was recon-
men5ed b. them and approved by the
Secretary of the Navy as the best site
Icr navy yard IN California.
since that iisne our Government has
expended cOr buildings. docks, shops.
machinery an1 other improvements
over S6,36e,3OS. and now owns the
bes. ship building plant on the Pa
clnc Coast. The work done in this
yard during the past years compares
fsvorably in q,ality and cost with that
o. any 5hipbuilding establishment in
the coultry.
Among the new vessels built in this
yard since I have had the honor of
being one OF your representatives in
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-09
INTREPID RIDES THE UADEJ

find see! she StirSi
She StdrtS,-She n1oUeS,-She seems
to feel
The thrill of life along her keel,
find, Spuruing With her foot the
ground,
LUith one exuLting, joyous bound,
She leaps into the oceans arms.
From Longtslloz's Building Of tie Ship"
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-09
SELECT SAN FRANCISCO
FOR CONVENTION CITY
Next Annual Session of the United
Daughters of the COnfederacy
to BE Held Here.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. S.-The United
Daughters of the Confederacy con-
cluded their annual convention to-
night after deciding to hold the next
meeting in San Francisco. the time
70 be decided by the president. Mrs
Jefferson Davis was elected honorary
president general OF the society and
Mrs. w. B. Pritchard of San Fran
cisco was elected an honorary pres
ident.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-09

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The San Francisco call., 1904-10-09

F-oeeast made AZ San Franeisoo for
thirty hours ending midnight. octo-
Der .:
san Francisco cnd vicinity-Shovers
Sunday; fresh southwest wind.
c. Il. WILSON. Local Forecastsr.
Temporarily in charge.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-09

4LL1 fILA NIItNs
ALCAZAR-'sCamiHe
CAL1FORNIA--''Th Tenderfoot.'
CENTRAL---''D Dealers in White Wom-
en-. Matineef to-day.
CHUTES+Yaudeyf
COLUMBIA---'The Office Boy"
FISCHER 'S-fDown the Line" Natl
nee to-day.
GRAND--The Burgomaster-''t Matt
nee to-day.
gale"
oRPHEUM-Faudeville. Matinee to-
day.
TIVOLI-'sThe Serenade."
Arizona republican., 1904-10-17
BLESSED BE ROUTINE.

Blessed be drudgery" is a latter-day sentiment avIiich las in it both the qyIHty of an epigram and of a modern beatitude. I. is as hard to realize as some of the beaUtitUdes of the Mount -"bIessed be the poor in spirit for in stancc-but put in anotheT form. blessed be routine" it will square with some mood of every one wlo has he'd much experience. Routine is d comfortable thing at all times and sometimes it is a blessed thing.
 l. ts a comfortable thing because it offers the best conditions for effective work It is sort of tiu-jitsu scheme Of grappling with your tasks: there is magic in -he ease with which it will oFerucrow them. He who follows a routine brings to bear On any particular moment the Inheritance Of previous ages after all, civilization is only ro1- tine-as well as the merEOd evolved from all his own past experience. The little thing done each day has a way Of becoming big thing by and by. IL can be made to mean robust physical ho0lth, the acquisition of one accom- phshment after the Q her fresh langul % ges and sciences mastered in success sion and all secured with an effort eha- is only recognizable at the start. and 2fte- a while becomes i1 positive pleas ure ckir to that with which a we'll regulated digestion approaches a din ner.
 ROu'ine is a blessed thing whe1 something happens to reduce the mora. driving power which keeps us going the courage, purpose and good cheer that give life present joy as well as meaning. It is good in moments of de- pressiOn or weaTfness that there is 2 path marked out ahead of each day which men follow because it is craere i; that there is time which custom mas set for them to get up. to eat to work, tc rest to read, to go to bed again. They move along the grooves of habit and get all the benefit of their inheri- tance and their experience. The gen erad may quit the field for a tune if ae chooses; the army has 'ts marching plan and knows 1ghat is expected of it
 There is a distinct fighting note in what is called mere humdrum rou- tine It registers mans protest asainse showing himself a. 'qUttcr.' '' even when the campaign is not to hIs liking. But IS 5cncfac;iCn does not end there. He who trudges faithfully along the D5th, though his enthus5asr1 has lefc him, will find that by and Ly IL brIshtens again.-New York Mail
Arizona republican., 1904-10-17
POPULAR USE OF NARCOTICS.

According to the Maryland Medical Journal, there is tn excessive use of narcotics which depraves the moral sense and promotes crime. IL is as serted that in Now York crime is ofteaer due 70 narcotics than to~ the use of intoxicating liquors" The effort to restrict the use of alcohol is pratse- worthy, but it las the drawi5lck of attracting attention to the substitutes which gre worse. In Atlantic Ci-y, says the Journal. a combination has been formed by druggists to limit the sale of coo1ine. opium, and l-u6-num to colored persons. The druggists have learned t1a- the evil is groNlng, and have resolved that a, their own sac lifce of profits they will use their in- nuence to lessen the evil w1ich. the chief of police says, is responsible for many crimes. Chief EIdridge thinks the state should pecs a law that would put difficulties in the way of procuring the narcotics" T have traced" the chief says. many thefts and other crimes to the condition of mind in whf-h the drugs leave her victim. This is particularly true Of che coIOred element The druggists m5y help the police department if they will use dis erection in the dispOsgl of iale opfates. 20 Maryland has a law restraining the sale of narcotics. These have become. specially popular among the negroes, cocaine in particular being fad. Con . certcd 3--ion by our dealers in drugs to withstand the disposition Of the ignor- ant tC use narcotics of all kinds seems to be becoming very desirable.-BIIti- more Sun.
Arizona republican., 1904-10-17
SCHEME FOR HOTEL IMPROVE
 MENT.

Numerous complaints about hotel ac> conn odations ewing been made by Vist.0rs to Paris and provincial towns a novel competition is to be organized. This -s Cclled a concOurs d'inscIIatiOn de Clamb-es d'kotel, and it will be he'd at -Ao nc--t saloa tt the AutJ.aobile ClCb. Models of hotel rooms will be exhibited, w:tl their furniture and general fittings. Three -c15ses of to.els are to be dealt with, Primarily will come the fr5t--ate ez ablialnents in larger Jities. inland hcu3 A resorts and seaside places. Next will be the mod erately priced hotels, and ,hen the au- be-ges or inns. Prizes of 2,OOO francs arc to he offered for Cle best models of .he frst and second class. The se- lee ed type of room for the hum5ler inns will entitle it's designer to an aWaTI Of 1000 frar-s. It is hoped that this original sort of 'compc-l..on will lc,1 to the insUring of the comfort and convenience O. visitors.
Arizona republican., 1904-10-17
CUBES WINTER COUCH.

J. r. Cover, 1O1 North Main street, Ottawa, Kan, wrltes: Every fall it has been my wife's trouble to catch a severe cold and therefore to cough all winter long. Last fall I got for her a bottle of Horehound Syrup. She used it and has been able to sleep soundly all night long. Whenever the cough troubles her, two or thvee doses stops the cough, and she is able 70 be up and well" 25c, soc, S1OO. Sold by Elvey & Hulett.
 When a crowd of passengers crowd off train of cars they suggest the clothes as they are tumbIed out of 2 laundry bag.-Atchison Globe.
Arizona republican., 1904-10-17
HE OFFICIAL 4EscoRrER."
Male Employee at Bryn Mawr Envy
 cf Men.

Swinging his lantern. William Stan don, the young man NhO has been ap- pointed official escort of Bryn Mawr college girls wss on duty last night seeing the young ladies to and from the station.
 He lad taken two young ladies to the train for Philadelphia and was waiting for two freshmen who were al the bag gag ge stand when he was asked how he liked his work. Standon replied that he had found nothing wrong about it as yet, but he did hope those two young women would hurry along, as he had to get back to the college and get some more of lis charges who were waiting for him to take them to later train.
 As he was talking he saw the two young freshmen leave the baggage stand and approach. He straigatened himself proudly and waiting until the Bryn Mawr girls came up he marched before them back to the college.
 This .5 to be Ssandons job for the coming year and he is the subject of envy of all the young men in Bryn Mawr.-F .hiladelphia Press.
Arizona republican., 1904-10-17
TEMPE
A PLEASANT OCCASION.

The last meeting of tAe W. c. T. U. Gt the Congregational church was 2 very enjoyable occasion. The terri tor.ll president, Mrs. La Chance, was with us. After a short meeting We listened with pleasure to a few re- marks on differeL, phases Of our work in the terr rory. Tomorrow there will be a mothers meeting, conducted by Mrs Clara Beck; also a reception to the new members of the W. C. T. U. at the residence of Rev. Kloss. Mrs. Daggs will entertain, and all are cor G-Illy invited to be present, especially young mothers.
Arizona republican., 1904-10-17
CUTS THE TIME.
Wabash Railroad Leads, Others Follow
 # ! hey Can

The best time ever made between Chicago and St. Louis on regular pas senger trains is eight hours, but on Oct. 2, the Wabash, always at the front in ndw innovGtiors cIT the time to seven hours. and having Feached the acme of fine service fo night passen- gers. have created a a-ir~ins innova- ton by trying to see how fine an equip .ment they could srI ply 10 the day pa trons.
 The following is tae equipment Of their Banner Blue Limited" seven hour train rurainE between tSe two cities:
 Combination baggage and smoking car, combination CCuch and chair car, combination dining and buffet ear and combination o5serva. ion and parlor car
 The train is painted in royal blue. .bnd gold, vestibuled thrOCSlout lighted by elec tricity, cooled by electric fans. finished in African r-E,55any, beveI plate and jewel glass Wilton carpets. upholstered with silk plush; Havlin china, and Toledo cut glass, every car supplied with hot and cold water, and heated by steam. This makes it the best equipped day train in America. .ani daylight passengers will always find the best of everything on the Wabash day trains.
Arizona republican., 1904-10-17
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that spe- ciaI meeting of the stockholders Of The United Mexican Mining an1 Smelling CCmr1ny will be held at the office of the company, GOT Palladio Building. Duluth, Minnesota, October 25, 1904, at 10 o'clock, a. m., fo~ the purpose of taking action concerning the selling or mOrtgagtng of the prop erty of said company, or any part thereof and the transaction of any and all business chat may properly come before a stockholders meeting.
 c. F. FITZSINNONS, A. INGALSBE, President.
 Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1904-10-17
HE BEST poCTo1.

Rev, B. C. Horton. Sulphur Spi =n=s. Texas, writes. July 18th. 1Sg9- -I hare used in my family Bauards SuoU Lin- iment and HOrehound Syrup. and they have proved certainly satisflr-urs-. The liniment is the best we have ever used for headache and pains The cough syrup has been our doctor for the IasE eight years" 25c. soc. SI.09 Sold by Elvey & Hulett.
Arizona republican., 1904-10-17
REINDEER IN ALASKA.

Dr. JaCkson's experiment in acclima- tizlnE the Siberian reindeer in Alaska. ct first thought a failure. is proving a grea.t success. The animals have taken to the Alaskan moss, of which there is an inexhaUstible supply, and are multiplying fast. They ure useful ass pack or sIedge animals and yield a rich milk.
Arizona republican., 1904-10-17
THE THANK oFFERINe MEETING.

The annual thank offering meet tnS of the WOmen's Missionary society Of the COnS-egC iOEal church was a de- CIded success, socially md financially Supper was served. an Interesting pro g-lTEe rendered. and letters read 1Tcn absC-t meTSc-s. A voluntary offering for missions was taken. amounting to $3O.
Arizona republican., 1904-10-17
QUEEN vrcToR1A,s HAlR.
its Great Profusion Was Always q
 Case os Wonder.

lte Great Profusion Was Always q
 Case os Wonder.
 Even at the age of so years, Queen NictOria's hair V.ES a marvel Of Iuxur- lance. The court physician. following Prof. UEna's discovery, undoubtedly treated her Majestys scalp with a germ destroying preparation, that was not made public. It is now known. however. chat the remedy for dan drum. the germ destroying element. is embodied in New5ro's HerDicide, the only hair preparation on the market that does destroy the dandruff germ. Without dandruff, hair will grow pro- fusely, and falling hair will be stop ped. Destroy the cause. you remove the effect" Sold by leading drug gists. Send 1Oc. in stamps for sample to 1T he HeIpjcide Co, DetroJ5, Mich. H. Goodman. special agent.
Arizona republican., 1904-10-17

There is at last a chance fer every hody to scC ne c1Iy sood substantial meal ct the Cottage Resort gain since Henry c. Frisch gcs back to Tempe and took the management of The c, tage in his -ads. Don't miss h.s swell opening dinner on Tuesday. Oct. IS, from 12 m. to D. Tn r. is only c5c
Arizona republican., 1904-10-17

An Atchison man who recently re- ceived a notable advance in salary, has requested that nothing be said of it to his family. for strategic reasons % -Atchison Globe.
Arizona republican., 1904-10-17
sAN ED HIS LIFE.

J. w. Davenport, Wfngo, Ky w-SaeA June If. 1902: T want to tel Yoa I believe Ballard's Snow Liniment sarad my life. I was under the treatment of two doctors and they told me 0na of my lungs was entirely gone. azd Eho other badly affected. I also heS lump in my side. I don't thil}. that could have lived over two months te-IEer. | was induced by friend to try Ballard g Snow Eminent. tThe first application gave me great relief; t2s dftg csnt battles cured me sound aud Is.L It is a wonderful mediCin ard recon mend it to suffering huGantt-." 2sc. soc, $1.00. Sold by Elvey & HL.e-t
 It is said of an AtchisOn woman that when she made a tour around the
Arizona republican., 1904-10-17

It's a-~Elstake to imagine that itch ing piles can't be cured mistake to suffer a day longer than you can help. Doan's Ointment brings instant relie5 and permaasnt Eure. Al any druS store, 50 cents.
Arizona republican., 1904-10-17

Before hitch.ng your wagon to a star look to the strength of your har- ness.@ChicagO News.
Arizona republican., 1904-10-17

Most Of us can only do one thing we'll says the NaHay1nk PhIos0phcr. The man who .s successful as a uonc5- maker is generally a dismal Allure as a spende- Philadelphia Record
Arizona republican., 1904-10-17

A mans narrow mind is seldom due to the fact that he minds his own bus iness-CaicaSo News.
Arizona republican., 1904-10-17

The man-who ra!ks shop dislikes to have his wife talk hopp-ns.-Chicass News