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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-01

s. Aars 8rbll,tpsbag feireoes s.
19. Deobr. af @briiten og 9lnno @bri,
itenien, ct n1eget aniet 6anif 9g'gtepor
/ Gan Sraneisco. u8ien" ffriper
Ser fin6es bel 1teppe ct o1toet 6anlt
9@gtepar San Trancisco, ser / Sen
@ra6 npber oIIes Mgtel1e ic11 6ette.
Mr. og @rs. @briitenien far peret
lom Sober og Meober for mango al
bore be61t fie11bte 2alt6slne1p6. 9e-
res @jen Betalunto bor font eli Mipl
for Sc l1nge 5lesbigere, ser / 10
erne % '90=erue tom bcrtil, og 0ette
@ie1n blen Sen @r11no logt, ser bar
gjort 0em til bp0erlige og agte6e
MG1t6 Sornf11n6et. G6riiten pe
Mn11a Gbriltenien 9gteotebes / @ro<
rup Strife Slesoig Sen 196e Decem=
Der 1848. Mr. gbri1tenlen bar / fine
unge Gage 5dnan0, men reiite /
Moret 1858 111e6 fin @uitr1 til Slime
rifa, bpor ban rs6iatte fig ionr 2ono=
man0 Betaluna, California. S Sc
ienere Mor bar Sc @amle bnft ct Stem
boS Mr. Sons 9fabn, oer er 6em ionl
en fi9r Spn. 8egge 6e @onIe er
raife og rprige.
2anrit5 2amrberg, en- 83 slor gam-
mel 2n1t6sma1t6 / 5an Gronctsco,
er iflg. v8ien" afgnoet be6 0g6en.
Son bar fg6t 1ter @orlens, boor
6alt5 Sober bar Brobit, TOM til Slime
rifa 1889 og til Gan Grancisco 1852.
San bar 6engang Sgnnan6, men op.
gab Sgen og iog tn6 paa Mine0rift.
S lin @irfPnbeo iom Miner trof bay
fontnten me6 flere al bore oo1tife @io-
neerer, iont Sucob Senien, Marfus
Neterie1 og CHARLES geelion. Son
bar e,tgapg / @ounpagntffob meo
ftbinnbnte. Sc to bab6e bugget en-
M9ng6e 8re1t6e lnngs @acranento
6Io6en % otI6e, ON alt bub6e gaaet
bel, 6ape tie11t en- itprfe1,6e masie
@enge SSrni6Iertib tom en- @torerl.
flo1, ion. bortifpu pue6e alt Bre11oet og
gior6e Dem til fattige UoIt. 2al1r.
berg sbmoe ntonge yl1ps n1rb botpns" ,
iorn 6e flefte af gnliforntos Bioneer-
er SiI Eiber bar ban ganite belba-
ben6e, forligien beo ,rbelSige 5pefn-
Ilationer at mite at. S S sc ienere glor
bar 2m1rberg bait ,fit Dpbolo bos g.
q, Nielfen paa Upper gerrnce. ssa-
milien 0ieIier gioroe at for at gigre
2ipet baba eligt for Sen @anle, Ii
gefon1 go6e g1pR't,o og en- @giter
antnor tnolg 1tteoe banl illeo
n 'l,l|Il
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-01
professor Ttnsen.
@baS 2psfnre, bar mbrettet.

De ifan6inobtffe 2on6e er, ion
man bill bioe, gaae6e of meo en- be
ientlig Del af De geobelffe Nremier
8lan6t 6e u6faarne Monoens @tor
mnno fin6es EN- ipenif &eniter, se1
norif 9igter og Sen bqnife 2ege
Rrof. Niels Gtnien, Der peo 6ennt
efstraoroinare l16merfelie bar faae
lat ct afgiprenoe @te1rpel paa fl
8er6ensrD.
Sao os fortelig igge at florlegge
bpao set oa er, 8rof. 1inien bor l16,
rettet, og bbilfe 6ortieneiter, ser lpf,
ter bam iaaleoes OF. paa en- fprlte
&angs 9la6s / Guropas pi1enifabe-
ltge @eroen, boor 6er ffal iaa 111eget
til for at naa op paa 9@rens Gin6e.
&rofesior 6inien bar 9@ren al at
babe Iuuet til 2p6 for og beie11tlig
ogfaa fra fprit of paapiit Sen beIbre>
oenoe &irfning af 6e foncet1trereoe
femiife 2Dsitraaler.
ut 2psltraaler u69per en- gapnlig
8irfning poa Su6en og 1ens 2ioelier
ber bgret befien6t fgr. men Set
par 6inien forbebol6t at fbre @ogen
frem til praftiif, u6itraft Mnbenoelie
til @abn for 6en Ii6enoe Menne1fe=
be6. Set er iier en- @pg6on, oper
for bbilfen bans Metbooe bar fprt
til iaa afgiGrenoe g11nitige @eiuIta-
ter, at 6ens 96eleggeller for en- flor
Del ntoa liges at bore ofbergebe.
Set er oen 9ioelie, iom / 2egepiben-
ifaben berer 9eabnet 8 upns (l1lp),
men iom life bar noget aI1nenfien6t
@abn / bort @prog.
2upus betragtes / MImin6eIigbe6
iom Ell tlberfulgs Spgbom, icet bens,
Baetlle finoes / Sc al ben u,tgrebne3
9ele, omen6 fun meget ringe 9lntaI.
Sen begpn6er iom fmao gulbrune
&nn6er / &u6en; 6isie bofser og r6-
bre6er fig, i116tiI 6e inelter ian1men
til itdrre re6liee, ft1l16reoe Yurtier,
Der til fi6it gaar ober til mere eller
mtn6re 0Dbe @aar. Dens bDppigite
@eoe er Mnitgtet; / onoorteoe Sill
feloe fan 6en goelesge Sc blGoe @or-
tier al Mgien og af slnligtets Sub.
Maar man iaa b6rer, at 6en ofte be-
gpn6er l1ng6ommen og ga iepnlig1t
bos &binoer, bill man foritaa, bbilfer,
6oelGggen0e Sn6flp6elle Sen nogper
poa Be ongrebnes Gremtiosnoligter
og 2tbslDffe. Soru6en / Mnligtet fan
oen ogiaa bpppigt fremfomme pou
Slinbinoerne (Neien, Sbplget),
bpor 0en er min0re tilgengeIig for
&aabirfning og paa 6en gbrige SUD.
Sen foraariager FIN ringe 5nlerter
og angriber fife / 11ogen pGlentIig
@ra6 Mennefets 9llme1befin6enoe.
9e ipge fan blibe gonle meo oen;
oct er life iiel6ent, at Sen fan bpre
til @tebe / ober ct boIbt s(arbun6re-
6e. 9ens Gen6enS til @elbreoelle er
meget rtnge.
9e bt6tir opnaae6e @eiultater af|
8eban6ling bar beret poerit tarpe-
lige. @e6 9gtsning, l16ifrabni11g og|
anore ftrurgiife Sssn6greb bor man
funnel opnaa en- Slogs &elbreoelle1
me6 it9rft baniiret16e Mr. 8eban6-
ltngen maa fortigttes giennem en-
aaltulle' % oel Dor'1e al ah er, at
~ a p'ler en nopra9e1 &eh=
oens til Silbagefol6. Man tyr oerfor|
trDgt ftge, at bette Sn6e, Ser iffe.u6=
Inffer 6e angrebnes 2tb, n1er giDer
benz ct ofte en6og afifreffen6e uoie-
s''oe. ~ - :. - ltp..4s ! u.gltet' 1oH
:. aa1' tu'.'''e e ueeaaelle' yornoe1t y a1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-01
M1levesae ,ra.)

@amle Song G6riitian ligger for
Etoen ipg / @nnlnoen, 9itrig, 5bor
ban tort fgr Sui bar reiit ben fpr at
tejre lin pnglte 9atters. @riniesfe.s
SbDrn al @umberlnnbs, Sblubrpl-s
lltp. Ser nnenes oog itfe at bere
nogen Gare for bans 2ib.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-01
Blandt Z rand$m0nd / Hlnerika.
tIsteres.an,e s.aat,ae ira mango Kslaer.) J

619 11bpanorere bor gaoper1pber
Maaneo forlaot 9unnrorf for at gaa
til Mnperita. 603 tog neb rDet for
eneoe Dampifibsielifab" @fibe og 16
to9 oner @nglonb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-01
ser Du Sen Weano 6erbe,

vSer Nu oeH Vtu1to UeIt9en-
neg"
.&an iom ier ioo friff og fraf.
tig l1b?"
.ssa, 9u pil banffeltg tro, at ban
itonr Der 1aeo bet enc Ben ! @rapen
: lite fan6t?"
@anife biit, ban fer io no iom
feIbe Sunbbeben."
Set er ban ogiaa." 4:
.M1en bborIe6es funbe Du % iige,
at bon itoar me6 set enc Ben ! @ra.
ben e" .ss
Gorbi BON birfelig cir Set. &ar
||bnr nriitet III enc Ben beo En-, sser1-
Ibane,Ipffe og SET bIep bearaoet, 81
fllrloe beI ittffe tfe fplffe l ban fl,,os
.1a lnQ slISl ssorff s|sss
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-01
Raoselsfu[o Brano
SroqnOis Sbeatret ! Chicago.

syroquois 3beatret / Gbieago.
I &enbe6 600 Menneifer pmfommer.
@n al be frpgteligite 8ran6uIpffe
II bette 2a1roa &iitorie i11btrnf it6it
! |O1tsbng / @bicogo. 8eret11ingen or
| 6e forfer6elige Sce1er ser forefal6
De6 6enne &ataitrofe, ct al en- iau gp
ielig 9lrt> at 6e Ip6er nniten ntrolige
Set bar oct npbpg9e6e, itore ssSro
qntS Sbeater, iom bar @cenen for De
IubDre Sob al Mennefelip, og bbai
Der gier Sogen er,61rere 1bbpg9eli|
er, at Der pe6 ssS1,bretningen of STE
atret bar toget alle 8pgningsfun
iten fien6te 8orbol0sregler for a
SIRE Ebeatret abioIut iiffert fol
Sron6fare.
&ataItrofen i1t6troo6te ON @fter.
mt66agen nn6er en- @atin6foreltiI.
ling. Gilffuerplaf1en bar belt fpLot
iaabel paa @uloet iom begge 8alfo.
ner. glt bar gooet go1t in6til ,ni6,
/ an6en @tt; oa opito6 ser $50 pao
Scenen> biihrof beo &rp6sning al
eleftriife Groa6e. @fueipilIerne uno=
Conn oe6 at flpgte ub al Scenegangen
til @a6en, % Geppet blep ororet neo,
men ba oct bar ballot reoe, ltanbie6e
Mefanismen paa en- eIler anoen Maa.
oe, og ct MI fto6 ct 6lammebap ub
ober Eilfflerplabien. Sra oenne lsb
g1oobet n8rano", og bpert Meenneffe
ueHte iig for at flpgte;; met ! oct lam.
me lso en- GtspIoifii fprRnete
Eaget Loft, og olle Sfpligbts bette
iplintre6es. Set ar1tnges, at Slam.
1nerne bar fonrrnet / Bergring meb
Ebeatrets @asbeboI6ere, og at .. ct bar
oisie iom iprengtes.
Goa i1rotroa6te en- forfer6elig ga.
nit. 8aabe fra @ulbet og 8alfoner-
ne oelte6e Eillfuerne, al bpilfe De
fle1te bar &bin6er, fig moo l16gange.
ne, tranupertbe bina1p6en ne6, fenpeoe
ptl6t unber bbie D66sffrig; mango
fan6tes 6ebe, ii6oe1rbe / Ebeateri itole-
me- btltnof fDalte af @as fra 8ebol=
6erne. Ser bar ca. 1900 3il1fnere,
og l1lDffen fom oDer Dem n0en @por
al &arlel.
Noliti og 8ra1bbplen por / Birf=
ionbe0 / 2ebet al faa Minutter;; men
ser bdr tibet for Dem at 1t0rette nDen
at frem6roge 2ige1pe. Disle Lao i
8unfer beo lt6gange1re, ion1 6e bap6e.
fpnrpet for at naa igienne1n, Jpn,
0errebne, Mniigtet / mango TIfelbe
idrt6ertrao6t, &le6erne afrebne i
&anrpen for at fomnpe bort; tnange
@te6er @angene 1nnae6e 2igbunferne
en- Sei6e af 4 500.
De nf Eilfuerne, iom 6onr ITO al
Gbeatret, gtber boarreiie1r6e @fil6rin,
ger af Sc @cener ser forefalbt. Mn-
tnllet al be on1forrne fie1tbes e1t6nu
lite n6iagtigt; Set antages at Depe
min0it $40, nrnlig 1roar &allet op
ober 600.
Dette er 6en treble it6rite Sbeater-
brand Dor Eibs &iitorie. &un neo
8ranben 2esunans Ebeater iSt. 8e.
tersborg 1886 og Sting Ebeatret i
@ien 1881 on1tom flere Menneiter.
benboIoo Iooaapis 700 og 875.
ser Dn ben Marto 6erben-
neg"
!. .&an, iont ier faa frtif og traf.
tig l1b2"
,ssa, Du pil banffeltg tro, at ban
floor Ser neo set enc Ben / @rabe1l
H,4 gs tiga afais
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-01
Senatpr @1nppt bil reiiamcrc. Sen

Senator Snoot bil reiisnerc. Sen
olmin6elige Mening er at @enotor
Smroot bill reitgnere bellere emo al
giennemgaa sen &rpDssfsomination,
Der be111er bom @afbington. Mor-
monfirfen iiges at ltoo bagbeo oette.
@friot, 6a Sen lite enffer, at peroslt-
ae Mpnbigbe6er ffal blanbe fig / oe1s
@fferer Gen. @noot er forti6en I
@alt 2afe @itp, bbor bans Soar til
@enatets @ortite bliber nbfer6iget.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-01


@ammel Torbrpber ereben. @m
al 6e @9n1, ber for mango Mar iiben
gior1e fig ifDlbig / Salifnerier / @ng>
lanbs @anf, og fom / 1877 iatte $50
poa @ing @ing Bengilet Seem Oorf
og un6Iap, er 11u bleben arre1teret /
Seem gorf, 60 9lar gannnrel. Set ar-
tuges, at ban bar tilbragt 25 9ar I
6engiel. Sor Salifnerierne aftiente
ban 4 @ar af fin 5trof, men bIeb Ibs-
loot for0t BON opgab 1tOgle af fine
Wfe6ifDl6ige, og bite 8anferrs 9iref-
tgrer, bborleoes SorbrD6elien bar ble-
pen begaaet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-01


Mrs. 9ioufebelt bar 8brneielffab.
Wers. @ooiebelt bob6e i1t6b1tM til ct
SSulefelffab 2ben Sule6ag on1trent
500 8grn, @gnner og Dgtre af @e-
gieringens @mbe6smerb @afbing-
ton. De 5maa bGeb npo6toget al 2o,,-
6ets fgrite Dame lbgeioa forn1elt fom
om 6e bab6e b9ret bofsne Don1er %
.8egrsz bpert Born 9 TT en Sou. Soy i.
Denir % anbt go6t, Der b6rer I'll ct
iaa6ant @u6e. Breii6e1ten par til
iteoe Get upe{te af S;oen og 11pore6e iig
fortrpffeltgt iantn1en ne6 6e @moa-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-01

H .
9omie taser Afffeb. Dotpie boIot
lin fiofte Hrnotfen til lin Menigbeo !
s8tion fftifoite sbrbag, ii burr reifer
til @nitralier. SON anerer at fontnre
ttGbage 6en lite SSuni. ssSnri6lerti6
formane6e ban fine GiGb6rere ON ittfe
at tabe Eroen poa bom, me6ens ban
par borte, og tilfpiebe> at ffulbe 6e
@antro foa 8eli66elie af 3ions bel=
ltge Sor6 efter at ban bapbe opb6rt at
leoe, oiIbe ban tontnre tiGboge igien
til sSor6en og gienin6l9tte fit Solf /
oeres egen Sbu6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-01

ST.. Siaf anberfen, cit 1torif Sour
naliit, ser bar beret 9feboftpr al
"Nem Oorf Sour1roI"s bl1nporiltilfe
Gfoelimg, bar 1ra1 obertoget bet font
me Departe1nent ne6 v9eetp yorf
g6eps" San er @rabuent fra 2u-
tier College, Decorub, SSotpa> og fra
ltntberfitetet / Des Moi1es, og bar
6 Mar arbeibet ion So11r11aliit Seem
Oorf. Sons 8ro6er, Carl Mnoerlen,
Ct cit frentpag age1rbe @arifoturtegner,
ser bar npbelod n6ffiIltgt for nsS5o11r.
nol", nren iom 1tlt ia1tb1pnltgois piI
fblge 8ro6eren ober til Seem gorf
Helps. %
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-01

8rpan / SDiflano. 8. S. @rpan
tilbragte SuIeoos / Berlin. Sen
an1erifanife @elanbt gab en- Mibbog
til bans 9@re. Mr. 8rpan oil feile
til Seem Oorf ! 6ernne l1ge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-01

9reDfns Sagen. @on1nritteen, ser
bob6e u16er 8ebon6ltng 9reDfuS'
8egiering cut ct 1tpt 6orbbr, far en-
itenpmigt ttlitaoet ct faa6ant. Den
baar6t bienriggte Man6 bil ioale0es
foa Mnle6ning til at oberbeDiie ielp
bans btttpeite SLENDER ON bans l1ifpl<
6iobe6. 80. Waornarr6, Ben berbmte
pariiiffe M6botot, ber foriDarebe 9rep=
fus ii6ite Gong, bill efter al Sanbipn-
1tgbe6 igien tage fig af 5agen. @n
chill get pil benne @ang ofgibre ga,
gen, men fom Officer bilbe DreDfus
bellere tgien for. en- militar Domitol.
SsSrri6lertib. bar @omiteens 8eilut-
ming ooH n1ege1 @lebe blanM bans
8e1tner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-01

Glere Sbbeforfdselfer. sSe6erne i
&tobenef, &uslQnD, benter at blibe l16=
lat for nDe Gorf6lgelfer o11fring ben
Z. SSan., BEN r11sitffe Sui. Sd6e-
fie16tlige De11ror1tratiorer er allere=
Sc begDn6t, og mango ig6iife Suie
er @i1r6uerne blepet 1laoet i1t6 og 8e=
boerne true0e paa 2ibet. Set enelte
Mt66el Sd6er11e Dar, ipneS at bare
at en1igrere, og mango bar toget
5fri6t til at forlabe 8DenA @n frem-
rage1nbe je6ilf SCREENING Seattle far
be6et &re1toent &ooiebelt on1 at fri
Sc i>p6 for at forebpgge fDere Sg0e-
llagterier &icbenef.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-01

Sbrgen 8upien, en- gonrn1el @pn.
6erip6e Gre6sbille, Sa., er afgaaei
oe6 De6er. Mf6ebe> ser bar 80 9(ar,
ban6e Spbol6 bos iin pngite @g,t
SSbrgea1 &opien be0 9ife. San bar
feot 6id61trl,p beb &o6ersIep %
tom fer til 2a1n0et for "a Mor li0en,
og nreo l1n6tagelie al be 3 fgrIte Mar,
0a ban boe6e Clinton County, bar
ban bele Sioen boet Trebspille.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-01

&aarbt .&ejr / 9ften. 9e b1tlige og
ip6liee Melle11titater bleo Deriet al
en- orfanoetig @torm anoe11 sSuleoog.
S gee1p Sort berffe6e ser ct foo6ont
Wgrfe lni6t poa Doger1, at intet fun
6e fees; Mgrfet bore6e ODER en- 81
me. Mumee Gergebno6e bleb &op-
net, 6a Mgrft 1tnr1Iiggior6e Mabi-
gering af 8ao6ene. Sra Obio, @an-
Ia5, Misfourt sllinois og Mas1oobu-
ietts, berettes ON ligne1,6e @eir.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-01

Np 8roberiamfnnbslOse. 5 2ino
iap, gfeb., blep ben %. 9ecb. itiftet
en- nD 2oge, geo. 1877, n1e6 ii Moa6.
lernn1er. Ser er MI iolt 80 npe SO,
ger t1rbiat og ober $500 MeOler11ner
optoget / 1908, og flere npe 2oger er
urber Sparbeibelie poa forifiellige
&la0ierl
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-01

Senator 9ietricbs Sag bill fomme
for @etten 6en 4 ssSannar. @ogen er
bleben oberfgrt til Sor. Staters Cir,
cl1tt Court, og bil bltbe prppet al
Dopnner Gbaper of ct. 2outs. sln-
flogen moo Dietrtob er @ammeniber-
gelie moo &egieringen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-01

9r. Spar Sanion / Seattle @alb.,
Ell Sen of Digtere11 ariltofer Son=
icn, CT 1ton9bnt til Meolem al 8pens
Sunobeosfonunisiion CSbe 9ooro oi
Sealtb) for Sc ne1te ire Mor begpn=
benbe lite Sn1tuar neite 9(nr. 0r.
SSanIon ct en- al Seattles bpgtte1te
pngre 2eger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-01

@ammel &bia1be bbb. Catherine
Mc@ep, 104 9lor gan1npel, 1ebe /
Donoille, SSll., forleoen. SUN bob6e
labet Mo6 for Mbrabam 2incoln,
nar oenme beipgte Dunbille, og bap=
De mango @rinoringer om sen bergnl-
te Brpli0ent. @en6es Ma1t6 6p6e for
25 Mar ii6en, og lt6en Sen Gi6 far
bum alorig peret Seng, men fob al
ti6 en- @toI.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-09-20

PIETT LOSES HIS WATCH.-CharIes Piett
complained TO Policeman o. Brien carly yes
terday morning that {. L. Davis had stolen his
watch while they were in the Union bar at ITO
Turk street o Brien arrested Davis and on
searcEin- him found the stolen watch In the
leg OF his trousers. Davis was booked at the
city Prison on charge OF grand larceny.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-09-20

Valparaiso. Five sons are engaged In
professional studies or professional
pursuits. The two daughters are Mrs.
Benjamin Franklin, wife of an officer
in the United States navy, and Mrs. H.
S. Kerr, wife of a New York broker.
The nitrate operations of the Graces
in South America have been on a large
scale. Their commercial dealings have
been also very large To John W.
Grace is attributed the credit Of the in
PRODUCTION of goods of American manu-
facture into South America in large
competition with the German and Eng
lish business houses. The largest indi-
vidual business in South America is
that-of the Graces. There are houses
of the firm at Valparaiso, Santiago.
Concepcion, Lima and Callao, in South
America, New York and San Francisco
in the United States and also at Lon
don.
John. W. Grace was SO years old at
the time of his death, having been born
in 1885. Death followed surgical OPP
Grafton. Flags were half-masted all
over the commercial pratt Of the city
yesterday in respect TO his memory.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-09-20
FAIRBANKS ITINERARY.
Programme for the Nominees Cam
paign Tour i'm the West.

CHICAGO. Sept. 1e.-The itinerary for Sem
ator Fairbanks tour Of the Pacific Coast has
been completed except for the last day or
Two OF il 1t covers eighteen or nineteen days
and viii take him TO the State OF Washing
ton over the Northern Pacifc route and bring
him back 10 Chicago over the Union Pacific
and connecting lines. He will be accompanied
By Senator Deliver OF Iowa ana other speak
els will join the party from time time
They viii occupy special train
The first stop in Washington will be at
Spokane and at that point meeting will be
held on the night OF the 18th inst. With
several stops between, Tacoma Will be reached
for Friday night. Seattle and other points
viii be covered during Saturday and Sat
urday night the only speeches by the party
in Ore.Yn will be made at Portland
Sunday October =, will be spent in Port
land and the Monday and Tuesday following
in Northern California Beginning at Red
DIM the party will stop Monday al that
Point and at Red Bluff and Marysyille, con-
Guiding the day with night meeting in san
Francisco.
Palo Alto San Jose. Livermore, Stockton and
Sacramento, the last named being the scene
of the night meeting.
on Wednesday. the 5th. there will be
speeches in Truckee, Carson and Reno, New,
TIE last mentioned at night.
After brief stop for night meeting at
EIko there will be a jump TO Ogden, Utah,
where there will be a meeting Thursday
evening Beginning at Ogden that night. the
marty will visit salt Lake City. Brigham and
Pennington, all in Utah, Friday, the 9TH,
concluding the day with night meeting at
Evanston, Wye. the home of United states
Senator Clark OF that State Saturday, the
Sth. will be spent on the Union Pacific in
Wyomingl the night meeting being at Chey-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-09-20
UNION PACIFIC
TRAIN WRECKED
Rails Spread Near Junction
City. Kansas. and Six Pas
sengers Are Badly Hurt

JUNCTION CITY. Ksns.. Sept. 10
The Pullman section Of the esstbound
Atlantic express on the Union Pacific
vas wrecked six miles west Of here
shortly after ! o'clock this afternoon
by the rails spreading. The train was
travelling about forty miles an hour.
Three Pullman cars left the track and
the one IN the rear OF the train rolled
down a fifteen-fOOt embankment. turn
ing over three times. There were
thirty-two persons in this car. Six Of
them were seriously injured and the
rest received slight but painful in
juries.
The injured: Fred 6. Coburn, Woon-
socket. r. J.. badly cut about the head;
George Z. Paddock. WOonsOcket, r. l..
overcome by gas and legs bruised; A.
Johnson. Providence, r J., cut about
neck and head and may prove fatal;
George Engle, colOred. Pullman porter,
crushed about chest: Mrs. H w.
Price. bruised seriously.
The injured were brought to tSis city
and wiz be cared for here. The last
two cars Of the train were occupied by
the St. Johns COmmandery. knights
Templar, No. II. and Calvary Com
mandery. knights Templar. No. -,
both Of Providence. r. J. The members
were returning from the San Francisco
cOncisve.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-09-20
VIII Be Buried To-Morrow.

The funeral of William Costello will
take place at o'clock tomorrow
morning from his late residence, 923
Grove street. The place of interment
will be Holy Cross Cemetery. Mr..
Costello was made president of O'Con-
nor, Moffatt & Co. upon the death of
his sister, Mrs. Bryan O'Connor. in
1890 and remained at the head Of the
firm until his death. He leaves a wife
and four children-Richard W. Co.'S
tello, vice president, and Joseph V.
Costello, secretary of O'Connor, Moffatt
&. Co.; Francis Costello and Alice
Costello. There will be a mass for the
repose of the soul of the deceased in
Sacred Heart Church, Fillmore and
Fell streets. at S:3O o'clock Wednes-
day morning.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-09-20
PARTY LEADER
BOLTS PARKER
Robert Treat Paine Jr. of
Massachusetts, Will Vote
for Theodore Roosevelt
STRONG IN HIS STATE
Twice the Democratic N0mi-
inee for Governor and Pop
uIar With the Masses
Special Dispatch to The Can.

BOSTON, Sept. 19.-Robert Treat
Paine Jr., the famous Democratic lead
er, twice Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor of Massachusetts,. has bolted his
party and will vote for Mr.. Roosevelt.
Paine was a candidate for Governor in
the silver Bryan days and polled the
largest Democratic vote since Russell.
He is known outside the State and his
declaration viii have great influence.
L am going TO vote for Mr.. Roose-
Welt" said Paine. Il am Democratic
enough still to feel that 1 want the
President of this country 70 be demo-
cratic enough TO meet any man whose
character deserves it at any function.
/ have myself dined with Booker Wash
ington. and would consider il a privi-
lege again TO do so. If elected President
would Mr.. Parker bar out Booker
Washington? Would he discriminate
against him because of race or color?
Would he have a jim crow pantry be-
hind the house, so Booker Washington
might be shunted Off"
George Fred Williams, the Hearst
leader, says Paine's action will be a
recommendation to him in the future,
inasmuch as the leading factors in
Democratic leadership to-day are the
men who were voting for Mckinley in
1895
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-09-20
81 900. 900 ESTATE WILL
GO TO REMOTE HEIRS
Aged Beneficiary of Samuel Davis of
This City Dies Without Receiving
Fortune Left by Brother

BALLSTON. n. Y. Sept. 19.-Mss Jessie
Davis, an aged resident Of Galway. this county,
who recently inherited fortune OF a million
dollars from the estate of her brother, Samuel
Davis OF San Francisco. died to-day, aged So
years
Miss Davis had never received the Legacy, on
account OF proceedings declaring her mentally
incomI etent having been had before County
Judge lockwood. who appointed George r.
West OF this city committee on the estate
An appeal from that order, which was pending
hearing at the present sitting of the appellate
division at Saratoga, now falls. and the mat
ter will come intestate before Surrogate Lester
the heirs TO the estate are remote relatives
living in New York, Westchester and Monroe
counties Of this State. who were appellants
from the order.