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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-14
cotton Operatlons.

There are more than Il, 900 machine
tending operatives in Lowell. Mass,
caring for $4,000 spindles and earn.
ing over 100000 month in wages.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-14
9 n - u. Cs - Z "A
Bears the nI~2 SaI y sayc i. ~. l6ugT
"sna'''s "a E~LN7:Zzx
Somewhat Different.

Pirg-What became Of your cousin
who used to sell boots and shoes?
Porg-He's running a saloon In
Arizona, where he sells booze and
shoots
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-14
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Bears the n i'iH MA fod rave AAdYs 6olgT
Signature =: &Zzztzm
ST. Paul's Seni.Centenn,a,.

The city Of St Paul viii reach its
aemi-centennial next year and sew.
eral dates have been suggested sor
concentration exercises. It appears
ua' on March 4, 1854, the bill incor-
TarAtiGg the city was signed by Gov.
1orn?an: on April ! the city govern.
4ent "s9s put grafton and on
ee =. GaH.d O.m-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-14

The people who help US most are
those who make light of our achieve
ments and have faith in our possibili.
ties,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-14

The poor man who is trying to get
ahead and Carnegie who is trying to
get behind, Will probably NEE. eaca
other coming the ether way.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-14

a year from ncw the Inauguration OF
the newly-elected president will be all
over. But what did you say the gen
tIeman's name is?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-14

The attempt Of Japan to capture the
Russian base Of Valdivostock marks
the inauguration If the baseball sea-
son for 1904.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-14

Woman loves a clear, healthy com
plexion Pure blood makes it. Bur.
dock Blood Bitters makes pure blood
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-14
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+ ANNOuNcEMEN 4
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To The Democratic Voters of the Sixth
Congressional District Of Arkansa as -.
| am a candidate fer congress from
the Sixth district of Arkansas and
earnestly solicit the support Of al.
voters participating in the coming pri-
maries. pledge myself to the faithful
and diIigent discharge Of the duties of
the Office. Yours truly,
JOE T. ROBINSON.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-05-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

AGENTS We pay $333 per week
and expenses to men with rigs
to introduce poultry com
pounds. international Mfg.
Co, Parsons, Kansas.
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Tips Of the Tongue

George Ralph, Crookston: 8"
think the state ditch for Beltrami
county will be located some
where in the vicinity of Kelliher.
People up that way are very
anxious to have it put in there
and there is a lot Of state land IN
THAT vicinity that would be bene-
fitted. 8
Chas. Hayden: ''Am just
starting out on my duties as
supervisor Of assessments. They
are. not, To- l4kiptsa. y COUNTY politics
paign will be long enough as tits
and there is no need of worrying
about these things until it is
necessary
Henry Funkley, Blackduck: Il
shall be a candidate for county
attorney. I have assurances of
support from my friends in
various sections of the7=zzcounty-
sufficient, I believe, in warrant
ing my candidacy and shall make.
a fair fight for the Republican
nomination. :
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BRIGHT YOUNG MAN, over Is,
to prepare for government po-
sition; good salary; permanent;
gradual promotion. Box $40,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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A Whole Family.

Rev. r. A. Dunlop, OF Mount Yer
non, Mo-, says: my children were
afflicted with cough resulting from
measles, my wife with a cough that
had prevented her sleeping more or
less for FIVE years, and your White
Wine of Tar Syrup has cured them
all -
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WANTED---Flor q. IS. Army able
bodied, unmarried men be-
tween ages of Fl and IS, citi7.
zens OF United States, Of a
good character and temperate
habits, who can speak, read
and write English. For in
formation apply to Recruiting
Officer, Miles block, Bemidji,
Mimi.
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FOUND-small ring. Identity
at Pioneer office.
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.A
THERE has not been a nationa
campaign for years without the
profuse discussion Of the "doubt-
full states. : There is a popular
idea that if candidates are not
nominated from the doubtful
states there is danger. of failure.
dates which have made the best
run have been those who have
been nominated because Of their
special fitness without regard to
the state from which they hailed.
Bryan, the man, came nearer to
being elected in 1895 than could
have any man from one Of the
big doubtful states. The truth
is that a strong outsider will get
more votes in doubtful state
than a mediocre favorite son.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-05-03
LOST AND FOUND.

FOUND Ladies gold watch.
Owner prove property at Bar
ker's drug store.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED-A= position as sales
man for a reliable firm; has
good education, is honest and
qualified for a good position.
Olaf Christensen, Sioux Rapids,
Iowa.
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O.. O.: PIONEER e: =:
- WANT COLUMN Thar r.:

Fifteen cents brought ~inquirers each day to
Frank Lane who advertised q house and lot for
sole through the Pioneer Want Column Mr..
Lane sold his house yesterday. cost him just
Sl.O5 TO find a buyer.
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THREE NEW TOWNS on Thief
River Falls extension. First
class openings for all kinds of
business and investments. Ad-
dress A. D. Stephens, Crooks
ton, MINI.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-05
THE LAW,
LEAVES BRIDE
Young Woman Finds After
Marriage That Her Spouse
Is Looked For by Officers
DESERTED BY HUSBAND
Groom, According to Broth
er. Is Wanted in Seattle on
Highway Robbery Charge
Special Dispatch to The Call

PORTLAND, Ore, Aug. AFTER be-
ing welded 70 George W. Dixon only
three days. according 10 the testimony
given IN a divorce suit heard by Pre-
siding Judge George in the Circuit
Court this morning, Mabel Dixon dis
covered that she had been united TO an
alleged highwayman, who is a fugitive
from justice
Learning that officers Of the law were
on his trail, Dixon deserted her three
days after the wedding ceremony and
has not been heard OF by her since.
Mrs Dixon was granted q decree.
The testimony Of the young wife and
witnesses showed that she married
Dixon May IS. 1903. She had kept COM
pany with him about two years. when
he left her. They wrote regularly dur
ing his absence Of eighteen months and
he finally returned and urged her to
marry him at once. She did so, only to
be deserted May p, three days after
ward.
Ny husbands brother came to me a
day or so after he disappeared said
Mrs Dixon, and told me he would
have prevented the wedding had he
known it was going to take place. He
told ne that George was accused of
knocking a man down and robbtng him
70 Canada on learning that the officers
were on his track have never heard
OF him since that time"
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-05
TORRENTS AGAIN DELAY
MOVEMENT OF TRAINS
and Wash Out Temporary
Repair Structures.

KINGMAN, Ariz., Aug. 4.-More rain
fell IN Truxton Canyon to-day, and
once more the temporary work put in
at the various bridges that recently
were washed out was carried away and
traffic was delayed Four passenger
trains east bound. which were held
here, have been turned back to San
Bernardino and will be sent East from
there over the Southern Pacific TO Mar
icopa, Ariz., thence north 10 the Santa
F'e main line at Ash Fork Rain is fall
ing tonight and repair work has been
suspended until the downpour ceases,
as nothing can be accomplished until
the torrents of water rushing through
the canyon subside. It viii cost large
sum to put the track in its normal con-
ditfon after the rainfall ceases. The
Santa Fe officials believe tonight they
viii be able 10 get trains through in
side of twelve hours.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-05
FREIBURG GRADUATE
COMMITS SUICIDE
Charles A. Schenk. Southern Pacific
Civil Engineer, Takes Fatal Dose
OF Strvchnfue

BERKELEY. Aug 4-CharIes A.
Schenk. a civil engineer. employed BY
the Southern Pacific Company. com
mittsd suicide at his home az 1910
Oxford street. az II o'clock tonight
BY taking strychnine- He had been
suffering from III health for some tine
and had grown despOndent-
He went 70 his home early in ths
evening and after talking with his
wife about a pUrpOsed trip 70 Ger
many. left her and went 70 his room.
where he took the fatal dose. He
was found later BY his daughter, who
summoned a physician but before the
latter arrived Scheuk died
Deceased was 6S years OF age and
a native OF Germany. He graduated
from Freiburg University. in Saxony.
and was formerly professor OF nine
raIOgy OF the Imperial College OF jan
an He is survived BY a wife and a
daughter. Edith. who is a member OF
the senior class OF the State Univer-
sity.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-05
Navy Department Will Ac-
cept the Vessel Though She
Made Less Than 18 Knots
BUILDERS LOSE $4,000
Failure Of Man-Of-War to
Make Speed May Result in
Restoration of Bonus Plan
Special Dispatch to The Can.

CALL BUREAU, HOTEL BARTON.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 4-Although
nearly oue-hfth OF a knot below the
eighteen knots speed required by the
Government, the battleship Ohio viii
be accepted by the Navy Department.
The department to-day received the Of
fetal figures OF the Ohio's trial OF the
coast q California. in which the speed
is given as 1877 knots.
According 20 the contract the Gov
eminent had with the builders. the
Union Iron Works. the latter must re-
bate s1s.3o9 from the regular contract
price. which was s2.S9s. 006. The con-
tract stated that s25.000 was 70 be re-
bated for each quarter OF a knot he
ships speed fell below eighteen knots.
Il is not believed that another trial
wiz be made. as the Ohio came up 10
requirements in all other directions.
L was formerly the policy Of the
Government 10 offer a bonus for speed
attained By ships contracted for over
and above the contract rate Under
this custom the navy acquired q num-
Der Of vessels like the New York and
others which exceeded their contract
speed. The Ohio is q sister ship 70 the
Maine and Missouri The latter came
up 70 the contract speed. but the Maine
vas be X and was only brought up by
allowances which were made because
some OF the stakeboats we're said 10
have been cut OF line. II is believed
that the Governments experience with
these vessels may be sufficient 20
cause them 70 re-esrabiish the custom
Of giving & bonus
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-05
New suppIy Coz PortIand.

PORTLAND, Or, Aug. 4-The
Mount Hood Electric Company was
incorporated here to-day for the pur-
pose Of supplying this city with cleo
tricity for commercial uses and il is
stated 10 be also the intention of the
new company to build q trolley line to
the base of Mount Hood. The power
is TO be obtained on the Sandy River.
about twenty-five miles east OF this
city. The company is capitalized at
$1,000 600. The incorporators are C.
". Miller. an attorney Of this city; G..
W Waterbury. also Of Portland, and
Edwin D. Whitney Of Chicago. Chi
cago capitalists are back Of the enter
prise
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-05
NO WHITE MANS" PLANK
Davis Defeats the VIII Of the West
Virginia Democrats.


PARKERSBURG, ". Va, Aug. A.
4 plank opposed TO negroes in politics
was not inserted IN the platform
adopted to-day by the West Virginia
Democratic convention and Henry G.
Davis. candidate for Vice President, is
credited with having kept the plank
Out for fear il would interfere with the
success Of the Democratic national
ticket
While nearly every delegate, IL is
said favored a white supremacy
plank, only eighty-seven out Of ga del
egates voted for such a pronouncement.
because Of Davis desire TO avoid the
negro question Davis was with the
committee on resolutions from start 10
finish. 70 supervise. II is said. the
planks Of the platform that might bear
or the national situation
The following ticket was nominated. /.
Governor, John y. CornweIl Of Rom
ney, Secretary Of St-te, william G..
Peterkin Of Parkersburz: Auditor.
William L Mansfield OF Wavne- Su-
pertntendent Of Schools, NJ D. HeImick
OF St Marys; Attorney General. Law
renee A Reymann Of Wheeling: Treas
urer, Robert ". Carr OF Charleston.
Supreme Judge, Henry GiImer OF
Greenbrier-
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-05
PANTHER Run OVER
AND KILLED BY TRAIN
Animal Attempts to Climb Side Of
Precipice, but Falls Under
Wheels.

UKIAH, Aug. Passengers on the
Fort Bragg Lumber Company's road
were treated to novel sight on
Wednesday. As the train bearing
Willis passengers was coming
through & deep cut a large panther
was noticed on the track ahead. The
engineer put on speed to try 10
catch him The panther watched the
approaching engine with mouth open
and flashing eyes until it was within
few feet Of him. He then dashed
ahead. but as the train kept gaining
on him he apparently decided 70 risk
everything and made a spring up the
precipitous side Of the cut. It was
too much for him and. missing his
footing, he fell back and rolled under
the wheels. his head being cut COM
pletely OF. The engineer and fire
man have secured the hide and it will
adorn the cab as a testimonial Of their
DrcWesS.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-05
LADS LOSE THEIR
WAY IN MOUNTAINS
Two Small Boys Stray From Camp
and Stay All Night in Apple
Orchard

REDDING. Aug. John and
James Malone, aged respectively six
and seven years, were lost from their
home at Weavervtlle, Trinity County,
from S o'clock Tuesday morning until
? o clock this morning. The little
fellows with their 10 year old
brother, Cornelius. had gone into
camp on Democrat GuIch, six miles
from Wsaverville, Tuesday morning.
The three went down TO Trinity River
and the eldest returned to camp with
out the brothers. He gave an alarm
and the neighborhood turned out in
search. Their shoes and stockings
were found on the river bank and the
dog with them The river was
dragged This morning the young
sters were found nearly famished in
an apple orchard two miles away.
They had subsisted on apples since
Tuesday morning
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-05
SPEED PARTING
WITH A DINNER
Friends of Alexander CraW
Tender Him Banquet on
Eve of His Departure

Alexander Craw. the ex-Deputy Com
missioner Of Horticulture Of California,
was the recipient Of a handsome tribute
from his many friends last night in the
shape Of dinner at the Palace Hotel.
II was a farewell entertainment at the
same time, as tomorrow Mr. Craw will
depart on the steamship Alameda for
the Hawaiian Islands, where he will
occupy a position as horticultural
Commissioner.
In honor Of the occasion the conserva-
tory of the Palace, where the feast was
served. was profusely decorated with
palms and brilliant crimson carnations
by c. F Beitler Of the California Pro-
motion Committee. The long table was
massed with crimson gerauiums, sur
mounted with tall silver candelabra
with red shades. IntersDersed here and
there were great clusters Of grapes,
peaches. pIums. apples and pears.
Lieutenant Governor Alden Anderson
presided. Speeches were made by sam
uel Braunhart: E. W. MasIin, deputy
United States naval officer: Professor
z. J. Wickson, R. D. Stephens, A. D.
Pryal, Judge S. F. Lieb. c. A Stephens.
John S. Dore, H P. Stabler, William
Barry, Edward NJ. Ehrhorn, the newly
appointed Horticultural Commissioner,
and George B. Katzeustein, manager of
the Earl Fruit Company.
The banquet wound UP by the entire
company Joining hands and singing
Aud Lang Syne.' After the formal
entertainment was over the company
gathered about the guest of the even
ing and wished him godspeed in the
new work he was undertaking.
The following were present:
From san Fraucisco-Edward n. Ehrhorn. T.
D. Barnhul H C. Rowiey, William B. Gester
James Eorsburgh Jr E. W Maslin Chauncey
n St John. Jay T. Nash Captain H z
Howard Duncan Campbell r. Gonzales V T.
Lsindquist Charles A. Stephens. Edward F.
Adams Samuel Braunhart- Henry Gallagher.
RUFUS P Jennings E. n. Carnes c. c. Reidy
Leon z Nrnier James Craw. James C Craw
Ray A. Craw Charles R. Beitier.
From Sacramento-R- D. stephens George
B. Katzenstein. Alden Anderson, John Isaac.
From Berkeley-E- T. Wickson. From Oak
Iand-A D. PryaI- From CampbeII-pudfev
AfouIton From Palo Alto-Davtd starr Ior-
dan From Davisville-J- W. Anderson From
s. Dore From Vacaville-Robert Morgeu-
stern Frank II. Buck From Santa Rosa-C
q, Donovan o. e. BFemner From San Jose
r Lefb W c. Bohannan From Yt1ha
c-ftv-R c Kells H ?. Stabler- From New
York-VTfusiow MalIery From HonoluItl-I.
Cooper From Niles-WillIam Barry
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-05
CONVENTION ENDS N RIOT.
Fifty Democratic Heads in Kentucky
Encounter POHcemen's Clubs.

Encounter POhcemen's Clubs.
LEtL0GTCN. Aug. 4-Rioting ended
The Democratic convention oc the Fifth
Appellate District today before II had
been u session TWO hours. Policemen
had r1 be called IN GO oueu the dis
rlr5a1ce and ftty delegates received
blows on the head from the uaces Of
rle policemen before order was re-
stored
The trouble vas precipitzted when
Temporary Chairman Lee seated & con-
testing delegation from Owens County
The 0e1 opposing The nomination OF
Tor the stage and with fsrs and clubs
made an attack upon the chairman
ard willard Mitchell. who was on the
stage CanulIs friends Joined II the
Gefz-Ee
chez ot Police Reagan. who had Just
been made q sergeant az arms, called II
---T pauClUen and ordered them 70
charge the crowd and 70 use their clubs
c-==E So wei were his orders carried
C-- -LzC q half-hundre6 delegates we're
- t-1u The hal1 with blood streaming
f-c'r -leir faces and heads. Many had
- -e ar-ended By physicians
TIE delegates opposed 20 Czut-iIl
- lied ard me Cantrfu delegates held
another session tonight and nominated
ne Judge unanimously.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-05
THIEVES ROB THE MILL
VALLEY POSTOFFTCE
Bars of Window Are Removed and
Small Contents of the Till
Are Taken

MILL VALLEY. Aug. 4-Some time
last night an unknown person broke
into the Mil Valley Postof1ce and
stole a small sum Of money. The bur-
gIary was discovered this morning by
the postmistress, Mrs. Tyler. Several Of
the iron bars OF the stamp window had
been removed and the contents Of the
till were missing. The burglar evidently
removed the bars. reached through and
found the drawer Of the till open. An
investi tigation was held this afternoon
by the Postoffice authorities, but up TO
a late hour the guilt person had not
been apprehended.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-05
sonoma Newspaper suspends.

SANTA ROSA. Aug. 4-Waters
Brothers, publishers OF the Sonoma
County Citizen. suspended pubIica-
ton Of that paper to-day. They were
formerly publishers OF the Niles
Herald, which they disposed Of to
take hold of the paper here. The
Citizen was founded by the Minis
teriaI Union Of Santa Rosa TO further
the immediate work of the churches.
and Waters Brothers were assured
splendid support when they took the
paper.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-05
MURPHY SULKS
IN HIS TENT
Iammany Demands McCar-
ren's Scalp as Price of
Supporting Judge Parker
SHEEHAN SEES LEADER
Fails 10 Negotiate Terms
Of Peace That VIII Re-
suit in Party Harmony
Special DizPa--h to TIE call

NEW YORK. Aug 4-WIuiam F.
sheehzn. OF the frsr day of his service
as Chairman q the Democratic Execu-
tive Committee. boldly addressed him
se1 to one of the most difficult tasks
which VIII fan 70 his lot curing the
csupsign- This seemed 70 be al effort
70 get Charles 2 Murphy, the leader
q TaDnany Hal. actually Into line
for Judge Parker By terminating the
Differences which exist between the
Tauuzuv chief and Senator McCzrren
and threaten &c affect the Democratic
vote IN this e Murphy was indis-
posed % 60 C Sheehans Office He.
however. consented t0 90 20 the Mutual
Life building and await developments
III A. room on the foor above thar on
which Sheehan - located Thomas 2
Ryan acted as Intermediary and bore
numerous message between Sheehan
and Murphy
IT is understood Murphy fatty de-
rrs16e6 rhat Senator NcCarren be
dropped from his position of chairman
cf the Denocraric STATE Executive
C;-rcui-ree- than he asked that Tam
many Hal be given immunity from
sry interference from the State organ
lza-ou in IFS own territory, and that IL
~5e accorded such treatment as might
have been expected had 10 differences
arisen between Tauua1y and the
Democrats who favored Parker's nom
nation
II rs said. also, that the nature OF
lL--rhvs demands were such that Il
VAS impossible cCr Sheehan 70 adjust
-h.zE- and that Judge Parker probably
UiL have 70 be called Il 70 settle them
: --ezrr
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-05
ASSESSMENT OF SANTA
CLARA SHOWS GAINS
Figures for the New Year Indicate
Increase Of Nearly a Million
and a Half.

SAN JOSE, Aug. THE assess
ment OF Santa Clara County this year
aggregates s53.470.0O0. being an in
crease OF nearly q million and a half
over last year. Notwithstanding this
showing Assessor Splitter has been
summoned by the State Board or
Equalization TO appear On the 18th
inst. 10 show cause why the assess
ment should not be raised Last year
the board increased the Assessors fig
ures Is per cent
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-05
LOST GEMS RECOVERED
BY WIRELESS TELEGRAPH
American at Sea Claims Ownership
OF Property Found in Hotel
Room Crate.

LONDON. Aug. when 4 cham
bermaid employed IN the Savoy Hotel
was cleaning the CRATE IN the bedroom
Of Z suite recently occupied by an
American, his wife and daughter, she
discovered IN an ashpan a silk hand
kerchief containing i've diamond rings,
q turquoise ring. q diamond and pearl
necklace, q diamond tiara, q gold pen
Gil case. q gold watch and a purse con-
tanning $50 IN Bank Of England notes
and $40 IN American notes. The total
value of the find is some thousands Of
pounds
Up 70 yesterday the treasure was IL
claimed Last night q wireless tele-
gram came from the mid-Atlantic,
claiming ownership OF the property.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-05
PROPOSED WATER SYSTEM
FOR MANILA Is PLANNED
Engineer Submits Drawings for Plant
70 Be Erected at a Cost Of
50 OOO. 900.

WASHINGTON. Aug. Major J.
T. Case. city engineer OF Manila, has
laid before the Secretary Of War and
Colonel Edwards, chief Of the Bureau
OF InsuIar Affairs, plans for the pro-
posed water supply and sewerage sys-
ten for Manila.
The new water supply viii be
brought 70 the city OF Manila by grav-
ity through a pipe line from the
heights AZ the head Of the 8IariQuina
Valley. distance OF sixteen miles. at
z cost Of s.. 000, 600.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-05
TA1DIANY IN LINE.
Organization Ratffes the Nomination
Of Parker and Davis.

NEW YORK Aug. 4-Tammarv
IA! ra-1e6 the nomination OF Par
ker and Davis tonight The first
mention ot Pzrker's name brought
forth bc-srerous cheers from the au-
cleuce, which about hall filed the
hal- The name q Davis also was ap-
plaU6e6-
Heso- ----c1s we're presented BY for
Ier state Senator Thomas c. O'SuI-
Lran and were adopted They in
corse me national platform: pledge
support 20 rle national ticket: declare
liar- TIE present depression Is due 70
the Presidents absolute disrezar5 Of
-u--clal limitations. call the
President "rhe man on horsabs.,-,,.
denounce proteccion- OPPOSE uono--
o-yi declare Tor the Independence n
t0e. E'ilDinos. and 6enounce sectional
-m.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-05
Old Grimes Hotel Burns.

PORTLAND, Or, Aug. IA special
10 the Telegram from Seaside, Or.
states that the old Grimes Hotel. a re-
sort on the CIatsop Beach, was de-
stroyed by fire to-day. There were
but few persons in the building and
all escaped Uninjured. with the ex-
ception OF a man named Applegate,
who was badly burned and may die.
The property loss viii reach $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-05
Lumber EmpIoye Killed.

WILLIS. Aug Ralph H. Bean.
an employe OF the Irvine & Muir Lum-
ber Company. at this place. was killed
this morning by a log rolling over his
body. He recently came here from
Watsonville. where his relatives re-
side.