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The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21

LOS ANGELES, April 2O-A dis
patch from Idyllwild, Riverside
County, states that fire which start
ed this afternoon destroyed the sani-
tarium at that place, together with a
number of surrounding buildings
and residences. with a total loss Of
$500 The Idyllwild Sanitarium,
was one of the largest in Southern
California and was erected few years
ago at a cost exceeding $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
Purchase of American Vessels.

ST. PETERSBURG, April 20.-In
regard to the reported purchase by
Russia Of four ships in the United
States. il is now said that the deal
was negotiated in Constantinople by
General Williams, the agent Of Phil
adelphia shiobuilding firm, and Rus
sian ambassador to Turkey Zinovief.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
Passes Upon Election Point.

SAN JOSE, April 20.-In an official
opinion to-day District Attorney
Campbell holds that transferred en-
tries on the great register from
county to city precincts may be made
UP to within twenty-five days of the
coming city election.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
Claim a Cruiser was Sunk.

PORT ARTHUR, Tuesday. April 10.
It is persistently asserted that a jap
anesc cruiser was sunk off Port Arthur
on April Is and that the japanese ar
mOred cruisers Nisshin and Kasuga
were damaged, respectively below and
a above the water line
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
CossACKs FIGHT BANDITS.
Seventy -Four Brigands Bayoncted in
Fierce Combat.

ST, PETERSBURG, April 90
Word reached here to-day of a fight
between Cossacks and Chunchus,
thirty versts from Imyanpo, a station
on the Eastern Railway. The fight,
which was a fierce one while it last
ed, was over in a half hour. Seventy
four of the brigands were bayoneted,
while the Cossacks escaped with two
men slightly wounded.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
Carlos DissoIyes Parliament.

LISBON, April 20.-Owing to she
obstructive tactics adopted by the op-
position party in the matter of the
budget and the army recruiting bill,
King Carlos has dissolved Parliament.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21

Cape Shantung Is headland on the
Chinese coast bearing east-southeast
and about twenty-five miles distant
from Weihaiwei, the British naval
rendezvous on the China station.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
Art Auction This Afternoon.

At Curtis Exchange, 22 Sutter street,
Black Oak, Boule. Marqueterie, Mahog-
anies and Ceramics are some of the good
things in the collection. e. Curtis con-
ducts the sale, which begins at 2 o'clock.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
PABLO ADRADO HONORARY
CONSUL TO SAN FRANCISCO
President Plaza of Ecuador Makes Ap-
pointInent of Interest to
This City.

GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador. April 90
President Plaza has appointed Pablo
Adrado to be honorary Consul at San
Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
JAPANESE USE BRITISH FLAG.
Alleged Trickery Preceding Attempt
TO Block Port Arthur.

% II
PARIS, April pa dispatch to the
Temps from st. Petersburg says that
previous to the last attempt made by
the Japanese to close the harbor Of
Port Arthur the Russian fleet, while
making a reconnaissance, sighted four
ships of the Miaotao Islands, flying
the British flag. After the attempt,
when the fire OF the warships and the
forts had sunk the vessels used BY
the japanese, the Russians recognized
the sunken hulks as the British ships
they had previously seen off the
islands.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
CONTACT MINES AT SEA.
Navigation Imperiled I'm the Vicinity
of Cape Shantung.

NAGASAKI, April 2O.-Contact
mines have been found floating sea-
ward forty miles from Cape Shantung.
Three of them were discovered and
destroyed by the Japanese fleet.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
CRowDING ABDUL HAMID.
Russia Demands Payment of Arrears
on War Indemnity.

PARIS. April 20.-The correspondent
OF the Temps at COnstantinople. says
that on the occasion Of the last audi
ence which Russian ambassador Zino-
vieff had with the Sultan, he insisted
on the payment Of the 81, 600 600 long
due 70 Russia for arrears Of the Turko-
Russian war indemnity. Such a de-
mand. at such a moment, the dispatch
adds, leads 10 the belief that Russian
diplomacy is preparing the way for
other demands.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21

Will, Honor Nerestchagin's Memory.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 20.-The
Academy of Fine Arts proposes to
create q free scholarship in memory OF
Nerestchagin, the painter. who lost his
life at the time of the PetrOpavlovsk
disaster.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
Reports Landing Near Newchwang.

LONDON, April 2O.-A dispatch to
the Central News from St. Petersburg
says it is reported that a japanese
force has landed near Newchwang.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
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The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. April 20.-The Jury
in the case Of State Senator David K. Burns
charged with having accepted bribe OF 5000
for aiding the Lake Michigan water deal in
not guilty.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21

Winter Grain Above the Average.
BERLIN, April 2O.-Oficial reports
say the condition of winter grain in
Prussia on April Is was a shade above
the average.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
EXPECT NEWS OF BATTLE.
japanese Ofhcials Admit Skirmishes
Are Frequent on the YaIu

Are Frequent on the Yalu.
SEOUL April 2O.-The japanese au-
thorities here admit that constant skir-
mishing has occurred between the op-
posing armies on the Yalu River, but
they claim that no decisive action has
taken place uD TO date. although news
OF such an engagement is expected ct
any moment. IT is estimated that the
Russians now have $4,000 men on the
Yalu River.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
GRAND DUKE IMPROVING.
Cyr1I's Physicians VIII Detain Him at
Iiaoyans for Several DAYS.

Li80yang for Several Days
ST. PETERSBURG. April 2O.-Re-
ports from Lisoyang say Grand Duke
Cyril is progressing favOrably. but that
the doctors viii not allow him to start
on his long journey TO St Petersburg
for several days.
The report from Liaoyang concerning
Grand Duke cyril put at rest the cir
cumstsntial interview printed this
morning by the London Daily Mail. 1t
was alleged TO have been had yester-
day at Harbin with Grand Duke Cyril,
who Was said to be en- route to St
Petersburg.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21

ST LOUIS, April 20-A telegram has been
received by Miss Irene Catlin, daughter of
Daniel Catln from Miss Alice Roosevelt,
accepting Miss Catlins invitation to be her
guest during the latter part OF May and attend
the Worlds Fair
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21

Drummers for ''oId Gilt Edge" whiskey al
ways have 1.-The best the town affords" They
carry ii with them, in fact.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21

DO not accept substitute for Hills
Bros Arabian Roast.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21

Both pleaded guilty. Otto was re-
leased, but Herman was given an in
determinate term in the penitentiary.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21

Wis BOOK 8 on EheumatisTn-
Mild cases chronic are often cured with
one or two bottles. At druggists.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-11-23
win obs,rve Thanksgiviag.

The Watrs-Lambeid Company will
obscrn Thanksgiving Day. This large
Main street department store viii close
its doors for business this evening at ,iS
o'clock ana remain closed until Friday
morning. IN a spirit Of deepest grati-
tude they wish to thank their patrons
and public for the phenomenal business
they have enjoyed TINS year and for
their loyal support and continued ap.
proyal OF their business methods.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-11-23

CINCINNATI. o.. Nov. 23-Charsed
with various degrees of lawlessaess in
connection with the strike OF union
moulders OF Cincinnati, Coviug;on and
Newport, Ky. half dozen men were
placed under arrest and others are under
surveillance. Those in custody are VIM
Patton, alias Friend. charged with mur-
der. Eugene Trainer, charger vita mur-
der Thomas Bracben. charged win mur-
der. Fred. Rauaauser, Jr, eaargd with
malicious destruction of property, Fred
Rauhaused. ST.. and John Hook, charg
ed wita aiding and abetting the dessruc-
ton OF property.
4 warrant was issued yesterday for
Joseph F. Valentine, president Of the
Iron Aloulcr's Union of North Ameriea.
but as he was OUT Of the city. service
could not be aad on MN. Valentine
telegraphed from Cleveland that h.
would BE- mere Wednesday Tnc aead.
quarters of the Iron Hloldar,' Union
are in this city. and it Is claimed that
President Valentine has been direct
ing tae strike taat has been in progress
IN Cincinnati, covingtou and Newport
for several months. During that time
there nave becn disturbances at differ.
mt foundries. and on the streets. On
oct : Samuel Weakley, uoR.union
molder wa. killed. and Frank Brown.
who accompanied WeaElcy, narrowly e.
capped from strikers who assaulted them.
During the past few days the situation
became more threatening around the
foundries and attempts were made
last night to blow up two Of them vita
.dynamitet. one in this city and the
other in Newport, Ky. No arrests
have been made in Newport. although
The situation Is more threatening taere
tnan At any other locality The ar
rest Of the father and son iRauaaus-
erl in this city. charged vita dyua-
miting the Eureka foundry, and cheir
alleged confessions duplicating Otaers.
promises sensational Developments.
Charles r Waltz, secretary. and caas.
F. Williams. attorneys Tor the Employ
ers' Association, OF Cincinnati, and Com
missionars Briggs and Mcclintock, Of
the National Founders Association, who
secured a large force Of detectives from
Chicago, are stid working on different
cases involved in the protractad striIss
and claim That officials OF both the in
ternational and local unions will b, in
volvcd on the charges Of aiding and
abetting lawIcssness.
Edward Bergn. secretary acrc Of tae
union moldcrs' strike committee, denies
tnat any officials Of the union have even
couuteuauced lawlessuess. He says they
are making no defense for Patton, held
a. the principal in the murder Of Weak
ley. He danounces the reports about
plots as maliciously false, He does
not believe that Braclcn or Trainer are
in any manner implicated with Patton
in the killing Of weakey.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-11-23
PROMINENT
SPEAKERS
VIII Deliver the Addresses at the An
nual Memorial SERVICES of clarks-
burg Lodge of EIks on Sunday
Afternoon, December 9Th.

Clarksburg Lodge No. 4s2, Benevolent
and Prot ective order OF Elks, has com
pletd the preliminary arrangements for
the annual memorial services which
viii b, held in the Taders grand opera
nouse on Sunday afternoon, Dec. 4, at
the same time all other lodges Of the
order throughout the nation win be in
memorial session.
Hon. E. NJ. Showalter. Of Faigmont.
aas been secured to deliver the general
memorial address. Nr. Saowalter last
wear delivered the memorial address ior
the Wheeling lodg, Of Elks ana gave a
most eloquent and touching talk. Hon,
Philip Willett. OF this city. the wsn
known attorney and platform lecturer,
viii deliver the address OF eulogy upon
the four departed brothers Of tae lolge
Cldksburg lodge mas lost three Of it.
members during the past year, making
four altogether who have passed into
she Great Beyond. They were {. Spdsg
sands, W. Ebert Dawson. W. 3. NicGmy
OF Weston. and C. Karl Kunst, also oi
Weston.
Besides these prominent speakers the
lods. has arranged for other features on
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-11-23
NTH A STICK
Lutte Scott Claims Her Husband Beat
H.r and She Has Him Arrested to
Stand Tnal For Assault.

Charles Scott, residing in Hel's Half
Acre. was arrested by Constable W. Guy
Merritt Tuesday night and held 70 ans
wsr to a warrant sworn out in Magis-
rrate Riley's court by his wife. Lutte
scott. Sac claims he assc-lted her and
beat her with = big stick during a
family racket. The trial viii come off
befor, the magistrate at seven o'clock
tai, evening
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-11-23
By Associated Press.

CINCINNATI. o, Nov 22-Last
night was free from attempts to dyna-
mite the foundry in Newport. where %
much violense has been exhibited, The
attempt Of apprentice Ranhaaser and
his confession. duplicating officials OF
the moulders' union, causes great sur,
prise. It Is said the boy repeated and
confirmed his statements mad yester-
day and that his father corrobates the
sons story.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-11-23
WILL BE HELD IN GoFF M. E.
CHURCH TOMORROW MORNING
COMMENCING AT sO:so O'CLOCK.
FOR PURPOSE OF RETURNING
THANKS TO OUR CREATOR FOR
BLESSINGS HE HAS BESTOWED.
of All the City Churches
VIII Participate-Rev. William NJ.
Hudson VIII Deliver the Thanksgiv-
ing Sermon.
ing Sermon

Tomorrow the various churches Of
the city viii observe Thanksgiving day
by uniting in Union service to be
held at 1880 4. NJ. in Golf Methodist
Episcopal church. The Thanksgiving
sermon viii b, delivered by the Rev.
William NJ Hudson, pastor OF the First
Presbyterian church Fine music mas
been arranged for the program of the
services and is very interesting in every
detail. An should attend these SER
vices and join with the multitude IN Of
fsring up your prayers TO God for his
blessings OF the past and present and
ask for continuance Of them in the
future.
The following Is the program that
viii be carried out:
PRELUDE
Hymn 1883, al f. Hymnal.l
Apostles creed, repeated by al
Prayer, Closing with Lords prayer)
Psalm III CRead rasponsively.
Gloria Patri.
second Scripture Lesson, Coz. .: 6.15
Anthem.
Reading Presidents and Governors
Thanksgiving Proclamations,
HYMN Loss.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-11-23
Big Snow storm in England.
Bv Associated Press,

LONDON. Eus. Nov. 2S-Unprece-
d,n,ed snowfall, continue IN the Brit
ish provinces. Many Villages arc iso.
lated Railway communication i de.
laycd
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-11-23
IN NEWPORT, KENTUCKY, WHERE
TROUBLE IS ON AMONG MOULD
ERs WHO HAVE BEEN ON STRIKE
OFFICIALS OF THE MoULDERS' UN-
ION OF AMERICA ARE UNDER AR
REST CHARGED WITH MURDER.
Labor Disturbances in Several Foundries
in Towns Near Cincinnati Result in
Serious Outbreaks and Situation IS
Grave.
Rn Associated Press.

CLEVELAND, o, Nov. es-By ssle-
graphic request from tae Cincinnati
chief OF police, Joseph F. Valentine,
the President of the IRON Molders' In.
ion OF North America. was brought TO
the police station by detective,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-11-23

81. ,DyoSToK. Nov. y Vice Ad-
miral sErydlofT has returned mere from
lIukdcn
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-11-23
The Grain Market.
AZ Associated Press

CHICAGO. Nov. 2a-wacat, 1857
Dec; corn, 5o9s oats. 29ls Dec
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-12-15
OFFICERS sAoeWY H ~ a3Ak!
IMPRESSIONS OE HIS EING.--
asoToERsa BaoEoRcE Tuo

: ss.ss,o snslloo lsaibsM sin1ofilso 4
.noi4RsnsS
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-12-15
,;.. f.,,tear v[riet IS tneC2 1oiV
HORSE OWNER Is, LUCKY. ue
,a.sr I:t1,u m ~ | GfriI 1d9ia 5fl0 -H8
Major Eustace Loder Took '$e9, 500 but
.e-ej Came TOT Sir; John Miller. ''i1' ''''

s}cts : 1ug@i li-S2- iiIF :Ii@ 1'-l'' ~
LONDON Dec. 157rThe fiat racing
season, under jockey ielubif rules has
tizzled out in a disappointing fashion,
as owing to the wintrry weather which
prevailed recently the Warwick and
Manchester fixtures; had TO be aban-
doned =, thus bus orr causing i4nanumerable
double. event, bets, Which the Man.
chester November b, handicap was. to
decide, to be rendered voidav.,ff an
The performances of Newmarket
traind horses in thea big handicap this
season have been swoefIdly bad.SI2t4
In the classic races, Il however, the
headquarters more than held its, own
for beth Pretty Polly Il and, S. Amant
were trained there, though it will be-
conceded by the stanchest supporter
of the little town lbs Gainbfidgeshire
that thereo was something very f4hky
about the derby victory 9in the Roth
cnlFtli eolQitS.5 iG{2@ 44i.Sf T-'}iAie!+ - &c
In spite of the fact='that he owns
Pretty Pollyio Map Eustace,e 1Loder,
who, won $99,500, has to take second
place in the list of winning owners to-
Sir j. Miller, who has taken z$139.640.
Elsey BauHtef,---the~-~tfa trainer, has
achieyea Ea,remarkable accord If sssFn
entIT IinH Sietorie lv4lth forty aiorses
in the winning trainers list.
The jockey Madden comes out on
top with le1s N winning trjj akfEEs t4fRs IS
second, with 124, but Danny Murphy
has theTDesttaN eaageS which Is perhaps
fairer test of + m e t than the number
of winners ridden. The American
horseman, who left for home this week
has had 462 mounts, OF which lis were
wins, 81 seconds, So thirds, and only
81. gnl!3HC ie tovE3 ~ t'taf7i:fsac Ero
194 unplaced.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-12-15
TO iElGHTs OPEN SHOP!
First Campaign q, New wv York Ia al
Unions Has slBsa Begun. ''''''a'''

NEttE y DIRK, fDeol 1.-the first ST epl
in the campaign 4 Gof the labor ldfaieffs
againstEdhe oIselisshop'is to be taken by
the observation-disclosures Wagon
Workers. Union. (which Contamination
held a'speriisi injecting in this syity toG
day for the purpose of. planning the
fight. qdt was deened fitting that the,
Initiatives shoufdI1Ebe 1akeni bV24h,sf
union fort reason1 that iPresides4tlI1
NJ. Parry Of the National sManufa g.
turers' ;assoeiati0ni = is "a carriage and
wagon manufacturer! and according to
the unions, is making special efforts to
make othe 9opetf shop genei;aT in his
trade all over the countryoi The union
does not2 propose for the present 10
take my action hooking toJah general
strike, but Will bend its efforts toward
perfecting and Strengthening its or
ganization. o-tf1is end" an army of
organizers wl4oRe Rende to- every large
city. There arei $4,000 carriage and
wagon Workers in the United States.
of whom onlyii5.0O0 are at, present or
ganized
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-12-15
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aabol on sd ti8da eIedt 1Rdt beblo9h
oottuIozsr Jury'suAeti0}nr- ri srotoob
vyegnaJ no nr4ht e4Bi ot b9tqobE ASP
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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-12-15
Coughing Spell Caused Death.

Harry DuckWe1, aged 25 years,
choked to death early yesterday
morning at his home, in the presence
of his Is wife and 81 child He contracted r
slight fhof sold d5f few "a days II ago and PAID
but d Hits attention 2sd tq it. Vest Yesterday
morning he s vas seized 7{s With fit Of
coughipg g Whifhh IS onltin9ned5 fer some
time, daI His wife s sent for p physician
but before before he ID could i arriyea another
coughing asspsaq f SAMSON anbd, dPnGk we
died iaff from suffoeaa tionrrm7sst, Louis
Globe lP}e}ma9erat1 Defaa1' 1lS94pllt 19i Bali
lards He Hore all' md syrup would have
saved him. HIM 25c, 5oe2-and s11.QQQtsb ppo
The UPinngtfognl Pr Drag! Store, dealers,
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-12-15

lJiw aidT .94om yns 1row sabol oh
NE sInI lin n JMsyilpgp Pes 2eaa lPNh9 eff
fort was wa J nade ts t. ssepF V shf Felsass
bail OF. Of Dr.. Gfeferge s. To k99eh cnarged
with the murder Of fl Pr ;,S Gebh ha d Yhen
his case was called in Justice court;
asLoi ri -uQi;esnss 6 Gsisa13 a6a i93
EInar HOidale, county attorney, apo
peared for the state and Messrs. Abb
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-12-15
.fs1I Ir, ri
MANIAC CAUSES cHURcH PANIC.
M Man G GIlta III sz,a!ag I *Hd1tszs

III GRAND RAPIDS Mtcf1:, Dec. Is
Ar s1paniac. clad only in a red under
shirt, NQsSaf7iagF1gA4 an hkA4e 77i9eiouayS,
ps.pde deyfo theoHsieovf Ase4cI9wossis
Fifth Reformed church, smashed a few
epews and chancefI4tlesa aid aro1e the
7worshppers in panic from the sanct-
uary. ---
[t:itA riot call was. sent to the police
station sand seveTais 5ffaeeffsss : arrhisSe ad
just as . the n, maR |k s. begap sAssttaak
thej pipe organ. Seeing the officers
approach he jumpeaasfrsffe instrument
}stiH swinging his axe. Then he fell
iastde and began dea4e+fs4irrg the or
gam Policeman Slater was caught by
rther ffsiiiziedi man, fp,ulfesaf inside and
hiss tlsahay0 sfefeelsd' biftde41ii. 18th ffhfNe
struggled ahotfief mPa65lioeefffaatn way
knocked saieohstf83tihss With 20 the AXE
-susta Ah4g a cash hsiSW iHehesH long. =
Sever Shots wefe Fired to Fighter
the deairiots man and one TOOK effect
! ia his eye Then he Vas ss9ub5diued and
taken to JAIL Where he tore the pad
ding ofnhis cen into ft5its Unfit chlorrooo9
formed. i1'LsTePY ii ;sWsa Vas learned his
name was James Daloy,1 and that he
was in a. aelfritim from fever. ahuof :
RI
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-12-15
IA z'cufsd Parsfyssfiss.o no

writes: MY wife had 4 been en- suffering
". osa, BaailllyA,U PsL1QT Erpe,i,sgexas,'
five, years years with PARALYSIS inyher iarans
when I was, persuaded he1use BILLIARDS.
Snow L4iinimssnts which enred hef4eall
right. j. have also gusedTit9 fore old
sores, frostbitesr anA skins i-enlptiens'
1t does the, work, 25eq sec. $3.50. 74tus
III The; Upington Drug Store, hdeaIerss