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The San Francisco call., 1904-07-02
present were:
seymour's win Turns Up.

Two days ago the widow of Simon
H. Seymour was granted special let
tiers of administration upon his es-
tate under bonds of $4,000. She rep
resented that he died intestate. Yes
terday f. w. Hawkins and r. H. Lloyd
petitioned for letters of administra-
ton on the estate. saying that they
were named in a will left by Seymour
under date of March Is last. Seymour
died at Bartlett Springs and the wit
nesses to his will were p. f. Towne
and c. S. whitemore. The will gives
the widow one-haIf the property.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-02


Haig Patigian. a prominent local
sketch and water color artist, has be-
come a sculptor. His first attempt in
this line. called The Unquiet Soul" is
now on exhibition at the Press Club,
where it. has received much favorable
comment.
Patigian has long, been a student of
anatomy and has spent much time in
making scmlptural drawings. Most Of
his work has always contained a sug-
gestion of sculpture: The. friends and
admirers Of Patigian's work have well
coined his new departure and feel that
he is destined to win fame as a sculp-
tor.
The model just finished stands two
feet. high and represents the subject
In the throes of agony, a man with a
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-02
PIONEER WOMEN WILL
GIVE. BIG RECEPTION


Members Decide on Fitting CeIebra-
ton of Fourth Anniversary of
Founding of Society.
A meeting of the Pioneer Women
Of California was held yesterday after
noon at Golden Gate Hall with Mrs.
Anna E. Mcintyre, the president, in
the chair.
Mrs: Mcintyre, who has been absent
for some time ia the East, was heartily
welcomed by her colleagues on the
board and the members. She had a
good deal to tell of her pleasant
journey and especially of her visit to
the st. Louis Fair.
1t was decided to hold a grand re-
ception at Golden Gate Hall on the
afternoon of August q, the fourth an
niversary- of the society.
The membership now numbers $50.
Yesterday the name of Mrs. Belle Con-
rad was added to the roll. The officers
present were:
Mrs Anna E. Mcintyre. president; Mrs. A.
d Macdonald first vice president Mrs i.
Mex. Bergman, second vice president; Mrs.
Julia r. Brown, secretary: Mrs. c. l.. Burr.
nrancial secretary; Mrs. Margaret J. McCor-
mick, treasurer; Mrs. NJ. J. Wheeland, mar
shall; dlrectors-Mrs. f. NJ. North, Mrs A.
p. Holmes. Mrs. S. A. Keith and Mrs. M. ].
Bragg
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-02
SEASON AFFBCrs TRADE

sIidsuInner Quiet, Rules General In
i. >dustries, but Tone Is:Improving. -.
:. =. NEW @YOBK.. July I.-Bradstreef's
4 q rnorToJV. will say co.: =:
:" =, Midslinlnler -qaiiet rules general
.trai1a and. Industry. but good crop pros
!. poets make for :hOpe of a much more
:. .s7lfisfa ctoIy: half~year than has just
.closed. :: As yet*the Improvement is stir
lareels-, ! q matter. of tone and better
: feeling: and. is apparently content to
:, -.,,ilioXessl6wfH uptu pending. crops pros
poets hecoue certainties..
. =. Bank: cleariBgs for six months VIII
fail at, least II per. cent behind a year
ago most. 81: the decline. being at New
York, because outside Of that city the
: decrease WIN mot much exceed IA per
p cent. 81. :: -. = =. q.
< Railway earnings. IN June took a
turn for, the -bet1er. and gross receipts
-yEtF- pro pa bly, show a gain, Of per cent
p 1or: the: MONTH though. decreasing per
fer5tf6r.,siX months, The hscaI<year .as
: ~ hole. owing to- o-gains. last year. will
:sbo5E: an. increase Of 6 per cent in gross.
Net earnlags;. however, will probably
SHOW a light Increase from the preced-
-5lg fiscal yeaF--.
Business. failures: in the -gnited
States: for .the. week ending June 80
nQnber 2se.. against 2l5 last week and
l62: I'M be corresponding week. last year.
: IN. Cana da. the failures for the week
mum her 20, as against % last week and
IN this. week a year ago. =.
" heat, including -four. exports for
the week ending June 80 aggregate
d. LIS sS5 bushels. against -1,2f1. 4s7 last
+ Eieekand ID. 2. CSC. $50: this week last year.
=. = Er0ra-.. July !. 1908, to date, they ag-
: gEegate= l53, ,s55, ,324 bushels; against
j z23 ;f66 ;ezE last seasof. -.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-02
TRAINS OF SALT LAKE
ROAD WILL SOON RUN
Difficulties Concerning Track Privi-
Ieges Have Been Adjusted and
Schedule Is Arranged

SAN BERNARDINO, July lit
was officially announced here to-day
that the Salt Lake Railroad would be-
gin running trains into San Bernardino
on Sunday, July 8, and the first train
will pull out of San Bernardino at 6:15
a. m. on that date. The cause of the
delay has been the difficulties in ar
ranging schedule that would ac-
commodate the large number of trains
coming in from Los Angeles over the
Southern Pacific tracks. This has now
been satisfactorily arranged, the
bridge has been strengthened and all
of the details agreed upon.
NJ. NJ. Potter will be the local agent
for the company, with offices in the
Stewart Hotel block, this having been
selected by H. B. Worden, assistant
general passenger agent of Los Ange-
les, and j. H. Burtner, the commercial
agent of the Salt Lake road at River
side, who were in the city to-day for
that purpose. Trains will leave San
Bernardino at 1:15, 1855 and 11:1O
a. m. and 1885 and 4:25 p. m.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-02
FOURTH WILL BE A
GALA DAY IN STOCKTON
Pythian Carnival Will BE Opened
in Conjunction With Patriotic
CPlp hratiOn.


STOCKTON, July l. - stockton is
rapidly taking on holiday attire.
Next Monday the Fourth of July and
the Pythian Street Fair will be jointly
celebrated The national colors, to-
gether with those of the Knights yell
low, red and blue, are everywhere IN
evidence The streets are hung with
bunting ald business houses are deco
rating for the coming event. The street
fair will last until Saturday evening,
July 8, and the knights are preparing
to entertain many thousanC Of people
during the week.
H j. Keuchler will be the director
general of the street fair and l.. III.
Abbott will be the secretary.
The queen of the Knights Street Fair
will be Miss Mollie Kuhl. She was
elected in one of the most exciting con-
tests ever held in Stockton. The bal
loting closed last evening and Miss
Kuhl was declared the winner, having
received 1878 votes
The citizens of Stockton are planning
a monster celebration or the national
holiday There will be no lack Of
amusements. A big parade, with
Sner1H w. r. OlDley dS BTdHu H1dTSHdi,
and a water carnival are on the pro-
gramme for the morning. In the after
noon there will be literary exercises in
the Yosemite Theater. l.. L. bennett
of Modesto Will be the orator of the
day. The California State League base
ball game between the Stockton and
Lodi teams will also be one of the at
fractions of the afternoon. In the even
ing the street fair carnival will furnish
the amusement.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-02
EDUcADoRsi. GIVE. CORDIAL: -
=. r.. +. .=.... .=.. GREETING no SATOLLI
Cardinal Receives an ovation on His
$ appearance Before Convention:
of Teacher

ST. LOUIS. July 1.-The National
1catfonal Associations ended its con-
ventien: to-day. The final general ses-
SION WAS opened with prayer by Rabbi
:Iseen~ Harrison of St Louis Cardinal
Satori. soon after: entered the hall and
.The. audience rose en- nasse when he
introduced and he was given an
yova ton. Cardinal satolli.. made a
brief: speech in which. he expressed his
pleasure. at being. present. The Cardi-
nal remained with the convention only
aEfe4g minutes.
= George. a Gates. president OF Po-
mona College. .Claremont, CAL, made
an address on the subject, The Place
Of, the. small. College
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-02
ACTIVE. MARKET
="IS.ANTICIPATED
Last. Half of Year Expected
to Prove LiveIier Than
Six Months Just Ended
CROP PROSPECTS BRIGHT
Belief !. in Future Results
FROM. Reports Showing
Decrease Of Liabilities

.-'+.lTE.Wy YORK, July 1.-R,. G. Dun &
CO.'S weekly review Of: trade viii say:
81: There. IS. Tinsch announcement in the
evidences: .of-retufning. confidence and
.statistics for. the last six months indi-
.caJ.e that there. is no little reason for
-aahiticiDaflng. better things in he last
fiaif>.6f. tie. year. Haif-yearly returns
Of i1is6l5'encies show that Liabilities
have. steadily decreased. Railway earn
.-liilys: thar IN. ssarfier months showed
lasses iof : per cent or. more in compar-
=. isar: with: last gear, exhibit an increase
(, {. az ~ per cent for June. Reports from
!. leadlng. branches Of trade for the last
Z week testify to g Quiet. condition, but
= =. .is.5afitely. more so than is. customary at
.S7his*trTre- Of the year, while inquiries in
ie af-a5al ..naahufacturing. lines promise a
.1i5et5er distribution in the near future
.I3F6spe ects are still 1favorable for large
!. a.a t3sllrs an: the farms. despite some loss
II. .5Th STORMS during the. last week. Con-
q den &C. s.rs4ys :iqi..the- iron and steel in
:d.,lstg 5.;- although as yet there is little
: s. 1ppzlrt in th6; shape of :increased Of
ifaes- are fairly ,fru. because OF
gsi lsei' slisc5zs. than We're Held a year
as5s and aacressing receipts Of cattle.
Sat foreign are :weaker.: -
.: Fa3lJ,res week. In. the United
. safes were "a. against .257. the preced-
I e. week and :. 2l5 the: corresponding
:-ls.2a6 last .y.ear:- - =
sflures.. ID. : Canada number II.
.a1zlfrst555g2 last week and .z-lasr: year
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-02
Boy Injured by Car.

Leslie Moore, 10 years old, and re-
siding with his parents at 74S Sanchez
street, was knocked down yesterday
by Nalencia-street car at the cross
ing or Sixteenth and severely injured
The boy was taken to the Southern
Pacific Hospital, where he was found
to have sustained a fracture of the
right leg bone, with possible injuries
which NAV complicate his recovery.
He was trying to cross the street when
the approaching car caught him.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-02
CARDINAL SATOLLI PAYS
OFFICIAL VISIT TO FAIR
Prelate. Accompanied by Archbishop
GlennOn, Spends Day Among
the PaYiliOnS.

ST. LOUIS, July cardinal Satolli
made an official call at the different
day. He was accompanied by Arch
bishop Glennon of st. Louis and both
wore their brilliant state regalia. They
were escorted by a committee OF
which Adelbert Stibral, Austrian Com
missioner General to the fair. was
chairman. At all the State buildings
they were received in state and re-
manned about twenty minutes at each
place.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-02
MERCHANTS COMMEND
ACTION OF CITIZENS
resolution Adopted Regarding Erec-
ton of the New Safety Stand
on Market Street


At the. last meeting of the Mer-
chants Association a resolution was
passed commenting the action of those
who contributed toward the erection
of the new safety station on Market
street. The resolution is as follows:
Resolved That the Merchants Association
heartily commends the public spirit displayed
pv Inc merchants and property owners in the
vicinity OF Market, Fourth and Ellis streets
ana the United Railroads, who subscribed for
the erection at that point of a public sa afetv
station. which is not only an ornament To
the street. but also a convenience which will
be appreciated by thousands OF citizens and
visitors. "'u
The following new members were
also elected: George NJ. Perine. Wal
ter 5. Martin, Northern Commercial
Company, the Gilmartin Companv
Western Fuel Company, S. Foster e
Co, Luscombe & Isaacs, c. H. Never
d Bro. o. II. Greenewald. Morris
Bros. & Co.. National Laundry Com
pany, Mechanics Savings Bank. Son
Bros. & Co. Schussler Bros.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-02
Author of "Dixie" Buried by EIks.

MOUNT VERNON. Ohio. July l.
The funeral of Dan Emmett, the COM
poser of Dixie was held here to-day
under the auspices of the local Elks'
Lodge. Many well-known theatrical
men were present. Al G. Field acted
in the capacity of marshal. The band
rendered Dixie
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-02
Petitions Cor Memorial HAN.

Samuel w. Backus, president of the
Yountvilie Veterans Home, petitioned
the Board of Supervisors yesterday 10
secure for the new public library in
this city "a memorial hall" for the use
of the Grand Army of the Republic
and kindred organizations. The hall
will be a sort of "valhalla," in which
can be gathered the battle flags, rec
ords and other mementoes of the wars
Of the republic, Backus says.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-02
TRUCKEE WILL HAVE
A BIG CELEBR ATOM
Contest for Goddess of Liberty Is
Closed and Miss Franzini Wins
the Honor.

TRUCKEE, July l. = Preparations
have been made here for a rousing
Fourth of July celebration. The
Goddess of Liberty contest closed yes
terday, and Miss Estella Franzini was
the successful candidate with 1922 votes
to her credit.
The officers of the day will be Hon.
F. NJ. Rutherford, president: Herman
Wilkie. marshall; Rev. G.. H. Smith,
orator; Malcolm F. Calkins. reader On
Sunday afternoon a game of baseball
will take place between the Truckees
and the Kirke-Geary team of Sacra-
mento for a purse of $50.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-02
Extra Train Service on the California
Northwestern Railway.

In order to give those who visit the
Guerneville and Sonoma Branches a
good. long holiday on July 4th, the Cali
that day a special train, leaving Camp
Vacation at ZOO p. m, Russian River
Heights 710 p. m, Guernewood Park
7:15 p. m. and Guerneville at 1920 D. m.
stopping at santa Rosa, Petaluma and
Sonoma Branch will leave Glen Ellen at
Sis p. m, stopping at Sonoma, Vineburg
and other Branch points. Both trains
will arrive in San Francisco at 1O:45
y. N.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-02
.CAIdFoRNIANs: INJURED ;.
-. -: IN MICHIGAN COLLISION
Highland Man and Resident OF Stock
ton Hurt in Railroad Accident
-. =: - a-eeir. Battle Cr.neIr

: BATTLE CREEK, Mich. July l.
In. q, rear end collision between local
and: limited trains on.the Jackson and
Battle. Creek Traction. Railway to-day
three men were seriously. injured and a
score. o.. persons were badly. shaken up
and bruised.
Among the score. Of passengers who,
though slightly injured, We're able to
resume. their journey, were Alexander
: Obray 'ot Highland, Cal, and Vert
.McLane Of Stockton, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-02
Priests at SANTA Crnz.

SANTA CRUZ, July 1.-About forty
Jesuit priests from Spokane, st. Igna-
thus College of San Francisco and
Santa Clara College are at the Jesuits'
resort, Sacred Heart villa, at Leonard.
near Aptos. During the past few
months large and spacious building
has been erected for their accommoda-
tiOn
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-02
Prefers Death to InvaIid,s Life.

ST. LOUIS, July discouraged by
an examination for life insurance,
which showed that he was afflicted
with an organic disease that was a
bar to insurance, Allan T. Simpkins.
secretary of the Renauld Lead Com
pany, shot and killed himself in the
Office of the company to-day,
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-02
Alaska Excursions Season 1904.

LAM Of the Midnight Sun, Glaciers
and thousand islands en- route Inside
passage. Seasickness unknown. The
-palatial excursion steamer Spokane viii
leave Seattle 9. a m. July 5, Is. Aug >
j. For INFORMATION apply 10 Pacffc
Coast Steamship Co.'S Ticket Ofices 4
New Montgomery St palace Hotel) and
10 Market st. c. y. Dunann, Gen. pas
senger Agent. San Francisco,
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-02
NIaranta Declared Insane.

Buonomo Maranta, the insane
Italian who last Wednesday crushed
the life out of his fellow patient,
Robert Allen. in the City and County
Hospital, was yesterday judicially de-
clared insane and committed to the
State hospital at Ukiah.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-02
COMMITS SUICIDE BECAUSE
-. ORDERED TO GO TO BED
New York Youth Hangs Himself After
>. Being. Compelled to Retire by

NEW YORK, July IA I3-year-
old lad, Alexander johnson, hanged
himself al the home of Frederick K.
Allen, president Of the village Of Pei
ham Manor, because his sister com
PEELED him TO retire early. johnson
had Just graduated from the gram
mar school. He objected strenuously
en being ordered to bed. but finally
went. and was found hanging from
the bed post.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-02
CORONER'S JURY RETURNS
A VERDICT OF SUICIDE
Decides That DR.. Seymour JarecH
Inflicted the Gunshot Wound on
Himself That Caused Death.

DENVER, Colo, July IA Cor
oner's jury to-day decided that DR..
Seymour Jarecki, Assistant County
Physician, himself inflicted the gun
shot wound which caused his death
yesterday
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-02
Takes Charge of school Exhibit.

ST. LOUIS, July IA picture of the
memorial grove at Sacramento was
formally hung to-day. Commissioner
MARITIME of Sacramento delivered the
address. James A. Barr, Superinten-
dent of City Schools of Stockton, ar
rived at the fair grounds to-day to take
charge of the Stockton school exhibit
in the Palace of Education.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-02

DOG BROKE HER LEG.-Gertrude Greene
brought suit yesterday in the Justices Court
against John Doe Luba to secure 5000 90 dam
ages for being thrown down by his dog. The
plaintiff alleges that her leg broken by
the fall, and she is still confined to her house
result OF the accident.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-02
InsoIvent Miner.

A. H. Clark. miner. Columbia, filed
a petition in insolvency yesterday in
the United States District Court. He
owes s245 and has $99 assets.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-02
HAIG PATIGIAN PLACES
MODEL ON EXHIBITION

Prominent Local Sketch and Water Color Artist
Embraces Sculptor's Art and First Work at His
Hands Gives Much Promise of Brilliant Future
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-02
767,o75.oo

49,.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-09-01

The dinner going had sounded. I'm.
patiently Sir Charles fretted about
the room, for young as he considered
himself he had reached an age when
dinner becomes On important event In
the daily round q life.
See II Miss Giantholm is coming,
Mary" he began querulously, when
the door was thrown open and Eva
was ushered in. His sentence ended
abruptly in a scarcely restrained ex.
clamatlon OF admiration.
II am afraid am late" she said
with smile to slF Charles. which in.
stantly caused any recollection OF his
late Impotence TO disappear. but II
you will forgive me shall make
amends In future"
He drew her arm through his, and
as Harvey followed with his sister he
failed to catch his fathers answer;
evidently It pleased her, for she
laughed merrlly, but pleasant as the
laugh was II Jared on Harvey.
Somewhat discon.entedly he took
his place opposite her at the square
table. but sullenness was not a natur.
sLGEtltvta !ot hb and throwing 10
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-09-01
A SsasOnabIe Offer,

The successful business man of the
city reads his trade paper as a part OF
his business and thus keeps posted in
his territory. The successful business
man in the country selects as hi
trade paper that agricultural or live
stock journal which gives him inform
alton in regard to the climatel and
soil conditions under which he must
work. This Is why the Kansas Farm
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great farmers text. book Of the West.
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We are glad to announce that we
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hardly believing that he heard Alright.
''yet she is coming back"
Miss Grantholm has the good sense
not to allow my mictimed proposal to
stand between her and your sisters
friendship; she knows I am a gentle
man and will not presume again"
"But-she said-that you-that
some one here had her love-" STAN.
mered Harvey. "Are you sure you
have not misunderstood herr"
Sir Charles smiled grimly.
"She made it very clear" Then
his lips relaxed into a well-please1
smile. you love her, Harvey. Love
makes one cowardly. but were in
your shoes should require no incen.
tive from my father to send me to this
woman who had confessed her love
for me-"
Without word Harvey left his
fathers side, and ten seconds later he
had found Eva still seated where he
had left her.
my father has sent me back to
you" he said gently, and as he spoke
he took her hand in his. She made
no effort to withdraw it, and his cour.
age rose.
"You told me some one had won
your heart, the heart which l would
give my life to win. My fears told
me that all hope of happiness for
me was dead, but now | have come
back to ask you If you spoke the
truth-to tell you that l love you.
Darling, have loved you from the
moment saw you"
"Yet you said you would not stoop
to WOO me. that your name should not
be sullled by sullied by sharing it with
me-" she said, but there was no anger
in her tone.
Yet you said you would not stoop
what nonsense is this, Eva? Who
has dared to credit me with such an
insult to you?"
She laughed merrlly.
ut is useless to deny It, heard
you and your father talking; | heard
you say the words you now SO indig.
nantly deny"
In an instant 1t came back to him.
IL forgot" he said sadly. "but IL
you heard you know my reason. My
love has made me forget lack Of fort.
une. | had no right to speak"
ut is no lack in my eyes," she
whispered tenderly.
Forgetting all else save that she
loved him, his arm passed round her
and he pressed his lips to hers.
I meant to teach you both les.
son." she whispered ten minutes
later, "but you have taught the
teacher what 1t is to love-"
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-09-01
Baptist Church Services.

Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Preaching services at II a. m.
Junior meeting at 3 p. N.
Preaching services at s p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at
p. m.
REV. CHAs. WALSH, Pastor.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-09-01

The "Rlght Road" 10 anu from and between
CHICAGO OMAHA
ST. LOUIS DENVER
MEMPHIS COLORADO SPRINGS
PEORIA PORT WORTH
ST. JOSEPH ST. PAUL
KANSAS CITY MINNEAPOLIS
and everywhere beyond,
TRAINS leave Phillipsburg as follows;--
Central Tlmel
EastbOund.
No, 6, Fast Express, stops at inn
portant points only. daily 100 a M
No. 10, Mail and Express daily l2:t5 a m
No. % Lpcal Passenger ...,daily 5;+5 p M
No. a, Limited, stops at import
ant points only. ..,.daily 9:20 p m
No. Il, Local Freght.....ex. sun. 500 a m
WestbOund.
Mo- s, Express. .............dally S m
No. q, Fast Express. daily 5:l5 M
No. " LocalPassenger 90. daily lass a M
No Al, Limited. stops at important
points Only.... .. ....datly 1..N5 p m
Nos. "a and ~, daily except Sunday.
Central Time
For sleeping car reservations, tickets, time
tables, etc apply to any Rock Island Ticket
Agent. ]. A. STEWART.
Asst Gen'l. Passenger Agent,
Kansas City, Mo.
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W. N. MOORE,


Speelnl attention given TO Commercial. Law
Collections am bankruptcy practice; also Real
Estate aud Insurance Notary In ONCE once
first dpor west oi thl post Office Phillipsburg,
Kankas.
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Professional Cards.
W G BISSELL,
ATTORNHY.AT.LAW

Once Frai dnor snnth Of Herald 0ficP nnde
Phi ltpa CunDty BGnk. Law and abstracts.
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RI'P'A'N'S' Tabules
Doctors find
a good prescription
For mankind.

rhe scent pa kaye l. enough for usual occA
ous The fam'l b tile go centel contains a sup
.ply for year. Allir1ggist- aell them