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The San Francisco call., 1904-10-06
MINERS WARMLY
GREET NOMINEE

McLachlap through the river counties
of the Second Congressional District
closed tonight at a splendid meeting
IN this city, and tomorrow they Will
visit the counties about the bay The
trip of the last ten days, aside from
its political features, has proved Of
great value to the people Of the coun-
try visited. as it has enabled Congress
man McLachlan TO obtain personal
knowledge of the needs of the Sacra-
mento River and its tributaries The
tour along the river began Friday,
when a splendid audience was ad-
dressed at Walnut Grove The party
then drove to Courtland, where Nc
Kinlay spoke briefly. Saturday and
Sunday were devoted to Marysville,
with excellent results Monday was
given up to Easton, Yuba and Suffer,
fne meeting being held in the aft
ernoon at Wheatland and great
thrOng being encountered in the even
ing at NicoIaus- Tuesday McKinlay
addressed the workers of the railroad
shops in Sacra mento~
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equal justice to all prostitutes its power and is
false to its mission.
III your system is not what ii should be-
yours Is the fault, for you have in your hands
the weapon with which it was intended you
should forever defend your Hberties-the ballot
Where is the greater part of all the wonder
ful wealth which has been produced here dur
ing the last hundred years? Almost entirely
II is In the hands of the men who never Gre
ated one dollar OF il, and they got 1t mainly
py operation Of laws which violate every prin-
eiple OF common sense and common rights No
individual can resist the operation of laws
The man in whose favor the law works will
grow stronger, the victim weaker To take
from him who made and to give to him who
did not make is one Of the worst forms of ty-
ranny.
Had the Government governed Justly the
PROBABILITY Is that we never would have had a
labor question in this young repubIic-pever a
strike, never lockout never Cripple Creek
horror.
The tenement house cancer would not now
be eating It's way into the vitals of social or
DER. The huge army Of poverty and despair
would not now be marshaled under the black
nag OF quenchless hatred to the rich and 10
the system which made them rich +5oiS Of
the great political parties have alternately been
IN power; both have had their opportunities
both have had their responsibilities and both
should lie condemned.
Jefersonians. your flag was pulled down at
St. Louis and you left without leaders I
nave picked up your flag from the ground
where 1T lay and call upon you to rally 10 ~
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MEET.
Committees Are Appointed and Mass
Meeting Will Soon Be Held.

The German-American Republican
Club held an enthusiastic meeting last
night in Odeon Hall. In the absence
of the president, Colonel Robert
Wieneke. the first vice president, c.
B. Rode, presided, Carl w. Mueller
acting as secretary. The president
notified the club that he had appoint
ed the following committees: Execu-
tive committee Fred Koment
(chairman), Fritz Gercke, DR.. A. E.
Bruno, w. de st. Paul-Seitz, Charles
Alpers, Oscar Tolle. Fritz Hagemann,
H. Bendit, Emil Hartmann, M. j.
Waldheimer, F. M. Freud, Ed S. Sal
ONION and A. Van der Naillen Jr.
Finance committee-Alfred Thurman
(chairman), Charles Trautner. Will
liam Loewe, D. B. Faktor, Fred Eg-
gers, George Alpers, Albert r. Ritter,
Reinhold Jentsch, Charles Drescher,
H. F. Mass, Joseph Scheerer and
Louis Ordenstein. Speeches on the
issues of the campaign were made
by Daniel w. Burchard, candidate for
Judge of Superior Court; Ed s.
Solomon, Judge M. j. Waldheimer,
ex-Judge Bahrs and Charles Alpers.
1t was resolved that the executive
committee make arrangements for
a mass-meeting to be held in the near
future
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Parker Holds Public Reception

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-The first public
reception for Parker since his nom
ination for the Presidency was rendered
him tonight by the Manhattan Club.
The clubhouse was taxed to its utmost
capacity to accommodate the invited
guests. Judge Parker and Judge D.
Cady Herrick. Democratic nominee for
Governor Of New York, stood side by
side on slightly elevated platform.
In addition to the specially invited
guests great throng accepted the in
vitation implied by the management of
the club.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL.
Few People Know How Useful 1t Is in Pre-
serving Health and Beauty.

Nearly everybody knows that char
coal is the safest and most efficient
oisinfectant and purifier in nature, but
Few realize its value when taken into
the human system for the same cleans
ing purpose.
Charcoal is a remedy that the more
you take OF it the better; it is not a
drug at all, but simply absorbs the
gases and Impurities always present
in the stomach and intestines and car
ries them out OF the system.
Charcoal sweetens the breath after
smoking, drinking or after eating
onions and other odorous vegetables.
Charcoal effectualiy clears and i'm
proves the complexion, IL whitens the
teeth and further acts as a natural
and eminently safe cathartic.
II absorbs the injurious gases which
collect In the stomach and bowels; il
disinfects the mouth and throat from
the poison OF catarrh.
All druggists sell charcoal in one
form or another. but probably the best
charcoal and the most for the money is
IN Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges; they
are composed OF the finest powdered
Willow charcoal, and other harmless
antiseptics in tablet form or rather in
the form of large, pleasant tasting loz-
enges. the charcoal being mixed with
honey.
The daily use Of these lozenges will
soon tell in a much improved condition
Of the general health, better complex
ion, sweeter breath and purer blood,
and the beauty of it is that no possible
harm can result from their continued
use, but, on the contrary, great benefit.
A Buffalo physician in speaking of
the benefits Of charcoal says: Il ad-
wise Stuart's Charcoal IOzenges to all
patients suffering from gas in stomach
and bowels, and to clear the complex
ion and purify the breath. mouth and
throat: ] also believe the liver is great
~ benefited by the daily use Of them;
they cost but twenty-five cents a box at
drug stores. and although in some sense
a patent preparation, yet l believe
get more and better charcoal IN Stuart's
Charcoal Lozenges than in any of the
ordinary charcoal tablets"
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-06

Six amendments to the constitution of
California and proposition to author
ize the issue Of $4,000, 900 in bonds to ex-
tend the San Francisco seawall will be
submitted to the voters at the election
on November 8. In the form as shown
above the propositions will be presented
on the official ballot.
Citizens should keep in mind the fact
that no tax on real estate or personal
property can be levied to redeem the
seawall extension bonds or to pay in
terest thereon. The plan which was
adopted to provide money for the con-
struction Of the ferry building will be
followed. The Board of State Harbor
Commissioners is authorized and di-
rected by the collection of dockage, tolls,
rent, wharfage and cranage to acquire
sum of money sufficient for the pur-
poses of the proposed extension. The
bonds will bear interest of per cent.
The bonds shall bear date January 2,
1905, and shall be made payable Janu-
ary 2, 1924. The State Treasurer will
sell the bonds at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash.
Senate constitutional amendment No.
2, relating to the judiciary and estab-
fishing courts Of appeal is favored by
the lawyers. The amendment provides
The State is hereby divided into three appel
late districts, in each OF which there shall be
a District Court of Appeal consisting of three
Justices. The First district shall embrace
the following counties: San Francisco, Marin,
Contra Costa, Alameda, San Mateo Santa
Clara, Fresno, Santa Cruz, Monterey and San
Benito.
The Second district shall embrace the follow
ing countless: Tulare Kings, San Luis Obispo,
Kern, 1nyo, Santa Barbara, Ventura, Los An
geles, San Bernardino, Orange Riverside and
San Diego.
The Third district shall embrace the fol-
lowing counties: Del Norte, Siskiyou, Modoc,
Humboldt Trinity, Shasta, Lassen, Tehama
Plumas, Mendocino, Lake, Colusa, Glenn
Butte Sierra, Sutter, Yuba, Nevada, Sonoma,
Napas Yolo. Placer. Solano.. Sacramento El
Dorado, San Joaquin, Amador. Calaveras,
Stanislaus, Mariposa, MADEIRA, Merced Tuo-
lumne, Alpine and Mono.
The Supreme Court, by orders entered in its
minutes may from time to time remove one
cr more counties from appellate district to
an1ther. but no county not contiguous to an
othar county of district shall be added to
such district.
Said District Courts of Appeal shall hold
their regular sessions. respectively at San
Francisco. Los Angeles and Sacramento, and
they shall always be open for the transaction
OF business.
The salaries Of the Justices are to be
paid by the State. 1t is provided that
the present Supreme Court Commission
shall be abolished at the expiration OF
It's present term.
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BRYAN DELAYED BY AUTO.
His Machine Breaks Down and Pre-
vents a Speech.

OMAHA, Oct 5--Five thousand
people assembled at Randolph, Neb.,
to-day to hear a political speech by
William Jennings Bryan and whiled
away several tedious hours awaiting
the orators arrival, only to be dis
appointed. Bryan did not appear on
the speakers platform.
While the crowd impatiently killed
time wondering what had happened
TO delay his coming Bryan, seven
miles from town on a dusty road, per-
spired with hammer and Wrenches
over a greasy machine in an unsuc-
cessful effort to induce a balky auto
mobile TO moEe- The auto stuck and
had TO be towed in. When Bryan
reached Randolph, in the nick of time
to catch the train for Wayne, he was
seated beside the driver of a farm
wagon with the auto trailing. The
auto had to be abandoned for repairs
and with il the plan Of a speechmak-
Ing tour in a gasoline touring car.
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PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
EXTENDS OONDOLENCE
Vast Number of kilograms Received
by Family of Postmaster
General Payne.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-President
Roosevelt called to-day at the apart
ments Of the late Postmaster General
Payne to extend his personal condol-
ences to Mrs. Payne. A vast number
of kilograms were received to-day
from all over the country.
Rev. Cotton Smith, rector of St.
Johns Episcopal Church, where the
funeral services are to be held at
II o'clock Friday. will conduct the
ceremony there, and Rev. Isaac Mich
olson, Bishop of Milwaukee, will con-
duct the services in Milwaukee. The
active pallbearers will be composed Of
uniformed letter carriers.
WASHINGTON, Oct. president
Roosevelt to-day formally designated
First Assistant Postmaster General
Robert ]. Wynne as acting Postmaster
General. While Wynne will act under
the designation as Postmaster General,
he will not have a seat in the Cabinet
as would a regularly appointed head
Of an executive department.
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JONES TO AID PARKER.
Believes Democrats Have Still Some
Chance in the West.

DciIeNeS democrats have SCLl some
Chance in the West.
NEW YORK, Oct 5.-Judse Parker
to-day gave a sitting to Mueller Urey.
a portrait painter. The portrait when
finished will be given to Mrs. Parker.
Ex-senator James X. Jones Of Ar
kansas saw Judge Parker to-day and
after the conference announced that
he will give his undivided time to
Judge Parker in any way he can be
of service. Jones ridiculed stories
started a week ago that he had with
drawn his support from the national
ticket. He said Nevada and Montana
are Democratic and that reports are
favorable from Colorado, Idaho, Wyo-
ming and Washington
So far as these States are concerned,
he said, a great deal of hard work on
the part of the campaign COMMITTEES
will be necessary. He said he was not
hopeful Of carrying Washington for
the national ticket, but that he be-
heved former Senator Turner. the
Democratic candidate for Governor.
will be elected.
Representative Van Duser OF Ne
vada talked with Judge Parker con-
corning the campaign in his State and
told the Judge he would start at once
for Nevada, where he will make
speeches daily until election day.
other members of Congress who
called to-day were Representatives
Burgess. COmper and BQrleson OF
Texas.
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ATTEND FROM
ALL SECTIONS
National Republican League
Meets in Biennial Session
to Assist in the Campaign
Letter of Congratulation
From Roosevelt Received
With Three Hearty Cheers

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 5.-The BIZ
ennial convention of the National Re-
publican League Of the United States
opened here to-day with thirty-five
States and Territories represented by
delegations. According to its presi-
dent, ]. Hampton Moore of Philadel-
phia, the league represents nearly
100000 members organized into
1000 Republican clubs. Charles w.
Mcclure, president Of the Indiana
Lincoln League, called the convention
to order and introduced President ].
Hampton Moore, who presided
Governor Winfield T. Durbin of In
diana formally welcomed the dele
gates TO the State.
The response was made on behalf
of the convention by Sid B. Redding
of Arkansas national treasurer.
The call was read by E. w. Weeks
of Iowa, secretary of the National
League, and the biennial address of
President Moore was delivered.
President Moore made a feeling
reference to the death of Senator
Hoar and Postmaster General Payne.
At the close of his address he called
attention to the fact that the National
League was out of debt and had a
small balance in the treasury.
General James S. Clarkson of Iowa
and d. d. Woodmansee of Ohio then
addressed the convention.
Secretary Weeks read the follow
ing letter from President Roosevelt,
which was received with three cheers
and tiger, the delegates standing:
WHITE HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, Sept. q 1904.
Ny Dear Mr.. Moore: Permit me, through
you, to extend my warmest greetings TO the
convention Of the National Republican League.
1 appreciate to the fullest the work il is
doing. The Jealous and disinterested aid of
the men who compose IT means more for the
and 1 count our party fortunate in having
able men to work for It in the spirit that
your organization has shown. We hold that
our party is worthy Of support, because 1t has
served the nation with fidelity and efficiency
so long and especially because it is now thus
serving it, Hoping You Will have a most sue
cessfun meeting. am, sincerely yours.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
Congratulatory messages were also
read from National Chairman Cortel-
you and Senator Charles w. Fair
banks.
The convention, after adopting an
appropriate resolution, adjourned un-
til tomorrow as a mark of respect to
the memory of Postmaster General
Payne.
After the adjournment the resolu-
tions committee was announced 1t
includes the following delegates: Cal
ifornia, G. w. Pendleton; Kansas, H.
H. Keefe.
The election of officers is scheduled
for tomorrow. All the present of
| ficers are candidates for reelection.
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Oreanize in the Thirtieth.

The Majestic Independent Republi-
can Club of the Thirtieth Assembly
District organized at 2s1A Ninth street
last night and elected the following
officers; Tony Mazzeotte, president;
E. F. Hunt. vice president; e. Schelle,
secretary; B. Hughes, treasurer, and
Frank Brill, sergeant at arms. The
president of the club. a young man
we'll known in the district, made a
rousing speech in behalf of the ma
tional candidates and the members of
the club in a rising vote pledged
themselves to support the candidacy
of Roosevelt and Fairbanks. With
rousing cheers for the Republican
nominees the meeting adjourned.
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oniciaIs Removed by Mcclellan.

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-William P.
Schmidt. Commissioner of Parks for
the borough of Bronx, of Greater
New York, and four members of the
Civil Service Commission were sum-
marily removed from Office to-day by
Mayor Mcclellan. The removals were
made after an investigation of charges
conducted by the Mayor and by the
Civil Service Commission
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NOW LOOK FOR HARMONY.
Decision Brightens Outlook In Wis.
cOnSin for Roosevelt,

Decision Brightens Outlook In Wis
consin for Roosevelt.
NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-The decision
OF the Supreme Court of Wisconsin in
declaring the La Toilette ticket to be
regular was read with intense inter-
est by politicians in New York to-day.
The Republicans at national head
quarters expressed themselves as sat-
isfied, as they believe that the two
factions will now support one ticket.
At democratic headquarters Timothy
Il. Ryan, member of the Democratic
executive committee for Wisconsin
said he believed that the decision
would secure the election of the Demo-
cratic State ticket and at least four
members of Congress, but the decision
made 1T more difficult to carry the
State for the Parker and Davis cleo
toral ticket than if the decision had
been in favor of the "Stalwarts."
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StalWartS Lose
the Big Legal
Contest.

Toilette State Central Committee here
to-day upon receipt of the decision of
the Supreme Court 1t is known that
Samuel Cook who heads the Stalwart
ticket, will withdraw, he having made
a statement to this effect short time
ago in case the decision was unfavor-
able to his cause. The State Central
Committee has the power to MI the
vacancy, but what will be done will
not be known until the COMMITTEES
holds a meeting to take action
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CROWDS TO HEAR KNIGHT.
Californian Speaks With Secretar,
Shaw in INDIANAPOLIS.

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. 5.-Templar
Hall was crowded tonight by every
class to hear Secretary of the Treasury
Shaw and George A. Knight of Cali
fornia address the delegates attend
Ing the National Republican League
convention. knight said in part:
Behind Judge Parker, as advisers,
are men that the people of the nation
would not trust in any public capacity.
Their private interests are of such a
character that they would prostitute
law and the well being of the country
to further their own private and selfish
ends
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Enthusiasm at Benicia.

BENICIA, Oct 5.-The Republican
campaign was opened in Solano Coun-
ty this evening with great enthusiasm.
Chairman J. r. Cronin introduced the
speakers at the City Hall. Joseph R.
Knowland was roundly applauded. A.
L. Hart Of Sacramento, Ben F. Rush
and Frank R. Devlin also addressed
the meeting.
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Tndiana PonuIists Unite

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. ga coalition
of the two PoDulist parties in Indiana
has been effected, the fusionists with
drawing their State ticket, and the
State ticket nominated by the middle
of-the-roaders becoming the Populist
ticket of Indiana.
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SENATOR HOAR LEAVES
ESTATE TO HIS CHILDREN

WORCESTER, Mass, Oct. 5.-The
will Of Senator -Hoar, filed TO-DAY.
makes no public bequests, dividing his
property between his son and daugh-
ter and giving his estate in Paxton TO
his granddaughter.
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BUTTE JUDGE DROPS DEAD.

S. j. Naughton. Prominent Attorney
of Montana, Passes Away.
BUTTE, Mont, Oct 5.-Judge s. J.
Naughton, one of Butte's best known
citizens, dropped dead last night on
the street from an attack OF heart
failure.
During the administration Of Mayor
Dugan in 1898 and 1894 helwas Police
Judge. As an attorney he had an ex-
cellent reputation and at the time OF
his death was United States Court
Commissioner. He was at one time
law partner with Mattison. now OF
Forbis & Mattison. AS a member OF
the Butte lodge OF E1ks. he took a
prominent part in all the business OF
the order
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LATE ARRIVAL OF CORBIN
PREVENTS ENTERTAINERS
Army Commander Who Does Not Fa-
vor Marriages of Young Officers
Is in Cftv

'or Marriages OF Young Officers
Is in City.
General Henry C. Corbin and party in
their private car arrived early this
morning at the Oakland mole. They
nao oeen expected to arrive early in
tne day. and arrangements for their
reception and entertainment had been
made by Mrs. William Kohl at the
Palace Hotel. All orders had To ne
countermanded on account of the late
arrival of the train.
During General Corbin's stav bare
prior to his departure for the Orient on
the 18th he and his party will stay at
San Mateo, the guests of Mrs. Kohl
A full expression Of his views unon
the marriage of young lieutenants will
possibly be given to the press before
he sails for the Orient.
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MEETING AT SELMA.
Congressman Needham Is Well Re-
ceived by Enthusiastic Gath
eFin0

SELMA, Oct 5.-An enthusiastic Re-
publican meeting was held in the Pa
vilion tonight Congressman Need
ham and the Hon. Frank Short ad-
dressed the audience. Congressman
Needham won the enthusiastic in
dorsement Of his audience by his ref
erence to the fruit farmer and the
tariff He pledged his best efforts
toward perpetuating the tariff on rails
ins and fruits, to protect the farm
ers of the San Joaquin Valley from
still lower prices owing to foreign COM
petition.
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COOK WILL WITHDRAW.

MILWAUKEE,. Oct. 5.-There was
rejoicing in the quarters of the La
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no Cure a Cold in One Day

Take laxative Bromo Qunine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money If 1t fails 70 cure.
E. W. Groves signature is on each box. 25c: :
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USE OF PARTY DESIGNATION.

I6 Section 35 OF the statutes contemplated
in all cases mentioned therein Of conflicting
claims as to the use on the official ballot OF
a party designation. that one set OF the claim
ants shall be given preference thereto and
each of the others have place upon the ball
lot under designation sufficiently definite
from that accorded to the rightful claimant
OF the particular designation to enable the
electors to distinguish such set Of irregular
from the regular nominations
IL The tribunal created by law to determine
the factional dispute in question for the guild
ance of the Secretary OF State having as
sumed Jurisdiction thereof and decided free
from jurisdictional infrmities. that the nouni-
nations headed by Robert NJ. La Toilette for
Governor are entitled to preferences In re-
spect to the use upon the official ballot Of the
name Republican ticket" 1t Is the duty OF
the Secretary OF State to act accordingly
certifying both sets of nominations to the va
rous county clerks, but giving to those headed
by Robert NJ. La Toilette for Governor prefer
ence aforesaid
1S The foregoing conclusion follows Iogi-
cally and necessarily. from the legal aspects
of the case before stated What the real right
in the matter in dispute might be found to be,
were this court permitted TO disregard the de-
cision OF the special tribunal and investigate
and determine the merits OF the controversy
from that standpoint. 1t has no right to decide
or suggest. Duly constituted authority having
spoken within its Jurisdiction IL must be
clusively presumed here to have spoken rightly.
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ADDRESS ELK GROVE VOTERS.

Duncan Il. McKinIay and Congressman
McLachIan Well Received
ELK GROVE Oct. 5--The tour OF
Duncan F. McKinlay and Hon. James
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At the Wisconsin State Convention,
held May IS last, 1860 delegates were
given seats. OF these 10S were contest
ed. OF the uncontested delegates 515 1-S
were for La Toilette. The State Central
Committee, being of La Toilette sym
pathy, seated but forty-three contested
''stalwart'' delegates, giving La Fol-
lette a majority. The "stalwarts
charged unfairness, bolted, nominated
a separate ticket and went into the Su-
preme Court to compel the Secretary ~
State to put the "stalwart" ticket in
the regular Republican column on the
official ballot.
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PROCEEDINGS DISMISSED.

BY the court-BOth the motion of plaintiff
and that OF the defendant are denied and the
cause is dismissed for want OF sufficient facts
appearing to constitute cause Of action