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The evening world., 1905-08-04
EVER TREAT YOU SOP
Coffee Acts the Jonah and VIII
Come Up.

A clergyman who pursues his no.
hle calling in country parish In
Iowa tells OF his coffee experience:
MY wife and | used coffee regu-
larly for breakfast, frequently for
dinner and occasionally for supper
always the very best quality-pack-
age coffee never could find place on
our table.
in the spring of 1896 my wife was
taken with violent vomiting which
we had great difficulty in stopping.
TT seemed to come from coffee
drinking, but we could not decide.
in the following July, however.
she was attacked second time by
the vomiting. was away from home
filling an appointment at the time,
and on my return | found her very
low; she had literally vomited her
self almost to death. and II took
some days to quiet the trouble and
restore her stomach,
II had also experienced the same
trouble, hut not so violently, and
had relieved II each time by a resort
% medicine.
But my wife's second attack sat-
lSHeu Hle lhat lHc uSe VI cOHee was
at the bottom OF our troubles, and
SO we stopped 1t forthwith and took
on Postum Food Coffee. The old
symptoms of disease disappeared
and during the years that we have
been using Postum instead OF coffee
we have never had recurrence Of
the vomiting. We never weary Of
Postum. to which we know we owe
our good health, This Is a simple
statement OF facts" Name given by
Postum Company, Battle Creek, Mich.
Read the little hook, THE Road to
Wellville." In each pkg.
The evening world., 1905-08-04
DIED IN POLICE CELL.
Prisoner When Arrested Had a
had Cash On His Forehead.

Picked up unconscious in Washington
street at dawn to-day man who
afterward revived and said he was
Dennis Martin, of No. Gas East Ninth
street, died this afternoon in the Charles
street s,ation-house. When the man
was picked up he had bad wound
across his forehead. apparently caused
by falling and striking his head against
a curb
The police say the man had been
drinking heavily In spite of his in
juries no attempt was made to secure
him medical attendance. Some time
after noon John Murphy, the doorman,
opened Martins cell and found him un.
conscious A doctor was summoned
from St. Vincents Hospital but be-
fore he arrived the man died. At the
address given by Martin he was not
known.
The evening world., 1905-08-04
TRAIN LOAD NEAR
DEATH ON TRESTLE;
ENGINEER A HERO
Stuck to His Post and Set Airbrakes as
Locomotive Plunged Through Weak
Switch Into Newark Bay-Express Car
Follows, but Others Stop at Edge.

" The locomotive drawing the eabound Atlantic City Special
Jersey Central road the bridge Newark jumped the
track and plunged into the water to-day carrying the engineer William
Mooney his DEATH Charles Lddel the fireman. jumped time to
save himself, but painfully hurt.
special express conveying freak called "Bebel half
and half elephant Immediately following the locomotive fell
trest but landed in such that end supported the
the by the plng alongside the
suspended right side down and about foot above the surface of the
FREAKS KEEPER NEAR DEATH.
Altman charge the weird which
all Atlantic
nearly
wreckng
dragged clear and the blocked
The evening world., 1905-08-04

on Sakhalin Island has been received
as follows:
IAN independent cavalry column on
the afternoon OF July Is attacked the
enemy south of Paleo and routed him,
driving him southwark. capturing two
field guns besides a number OF rines
ard a quantity of ammunition.
col Tolivitchon behalf G. Gov. Lap
nof, met Col. Koizuml. Japanese chief
OF stan. On the morning of July 81. and
accepted the proposed terms.
"Gov. Liapnof. seventy officers and
thirty-two hundred men of the Russian
garrison then surrendered"
The evening world., 1905-08-04
SHAKE NO MORE
Prevents and Cures Malaria,
Fever and ChiI!s,

In medicine specific treatment is the only
treatment that can be relied upon; a reme6S
which is said to cure everything usually
cures nothing This is the age Of the sps-
ciallst: he speaks with authority,
Or W +. Decker's great speciality ma
laria. to which he gave a lifetime study. 10
The most insidious OF all diseases and lha
bane OF the human race. The germs are In
the air We breathe in the water We drink,
These germs can only be destroyed by
medicine which acts directly on the blood.
EDY for malaria, prepared especially to
DESTROY the malaria germs, cleanse and pu-
rify the blood. For quarter OF century
shake No More is the recognized STANDARD
remedy for malaria. SOC. at all druggists
The evening world., 1905-08-04
HORSE DASHED INTO TRAIN.
Driver of Runaway Fatally Hurt
md Animal Il Killed.
Especial to The Evening World)

IEpeCIHI % T Tt ENeHITIE NVTTU'T
WHITE PLAINS. N. Y, Aug. A.
Adam Talak, groom employed by j.
Borden Hartman at his country seat
at Mount Kisco, is believed to be dying
in the White Plains Hospital to-day
from fractured skull which he sus-
tained when high stopper he was
driving ran away and dashed into fast
freight train last night. The accident
happened In front OF the Mount kisco
station and was witnessed by a number
of commuters.
The animal was Instantly killed and
the carriage smashed, while the driver
was thrown twenty feet.
The evening world., 1905-08-04
ISIDOR WORMSER
FAILS TO RALLY
In serious Condition in snratosas
Whre lie was Operated ons
and Friends Arc Alarmed.
,specIal to The Evening worl

Especial to The Evening World)
SARATOGA, Aug. 4.-1sidor Wormsc-s
who was taken i'll at the United Statcs
Hotel on Tuesday night and was opers
ated on last night. is In a serious condis
ton this afternoon.
He had a brief sleep this noon buG
does not show any indication of rallyinE
from shock of the operation. ,
The evening world., 1905-08-04
MORE FEVER SUSPECTS
AT HOFFMAN ISLAND.

Four fever suspects were taken from
the steamer Nueces from Galveston to-
day at quarantine. and transferred to
Hoffman Island for observation.
One was steerage passenger. and
the others members OF the crew.
The evening world., 1905-08-04
j. G. CARLISLE'S
WIFE Is DEAD
Expires mt Home of Former Secs
retRry of Treasury In Bay shoreo
l., L., mt Age of seventy fenrso

lSIpglnl 10 Inc rN'HlnH WUlu.J
BAY SHORE, n. Y. Aug. Mrs
Mary Jaro Carlisle. wife of former Sec
retary John G. Carlisle, d ed to-day at
tho Remsen villa. West Islip. aged
seventy years. Death was due to Inc
testlnal trouble, her age preventing an
operation.
Mrs. Carlisle was born In Covingtons
Ky, and was daughter OF Major
John a. Goodsin, a former Mayor -
that city and prominent Democratic
politician of the ante-bellum days. She
was married to Senator Carlisle forty
eight years ago. During the fourteen
years that Senator Carlisle was in
Washington she took prominent part
In society. She had no children. "
The funeral will take place on Suns
day from the house. Rev George d.
Sparks. rector of Christ Church. will
ofiiciate.
The evening world., 1905-08-04
BATTLE EXPECTED
SOUTH OF THE TUMEN.

TOXIC, Aug. At is reported that TIE
advance guards OF the hostile forces
south Of the Tumen River are within
rifle range An early conflict Is re-
garded as inevitable
The evening world., 1905-08-04
HELP WANTED-MALE.

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WANTED Cabinet makers. machine hands
and hardwood nnishers 10 work In Chicago
furniture factory, Apply between and 10
\. NJ, saturday ll7O broadway. room SlO.
GENTS FURNISHING SALESMAN: el-
perienced good reference, Lambert. y0-H
COrtllndt 81
The evening world., 1905-08-04
BARRIERS CHARGE GRAFT.


ALBANY. Aug. 4.-A petition asking
Gov. Higgins to investigate the State
Board OF Barber Examiners was re-
cetved to-day. The Syracuse Journey
man sfsarbers' Union alleges THAI the
examiners have required candidates 10
pay lb cents for application blanks and
have failed also to discharge their du-
ties. Gov, Higgins Is In Olean and will
mot return until Monday.
The evening world., 1905-08-04
DI e D..

BALLANTYNE.-At 254i Tilden sv.. COZ
ner Prospect ST., F'latbush. MARY FRAN
CES. beloved wife OF Arthur Ba lantyns
and daughter OF the late stephen and Mary
Kellrher.
Notice OF funeral later.
The evening world., 1905-08-04
HELP wANTEp-FEMALE.

EX XPERIENCED 5 A l. E S.
WOMEN wanted for Soro-
sis Shoe Department. APP
PLY JAMES M'CREERY &
CO, Twenty-third St.
The evening world., 1905-08-04

SUMMER COLDS
IAxAtivs Bromo ouinins. the world -wtds Cola
Cure, rsmove: cAuss. Call for the full name
The evening world., 1905-08-04
$500 RUSSIANS LAY
DOWN ARMS TO JAPS.
(By Associated Press }

TOXIC. Aug. A report giving de-
tails of the final pursuit and surrender
Of the majority of the Russian garrison
The evening world., 1905-08-04

No Extra Charge for II.
Advertisements for The World may bs leu
at any American District Messenger office
In the city until p. NJ
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
To RUN TRAIN
CLEAR ACROSS
HE Cont |N[NT
New Palace Car Concern
Is Being Formed
in New York.
Special Dispatch to The Call.


NEW YORK, July 31.-A company is
being formed with a paid up capital Of
81 900 900, which proposes to operate an
entire train between New York and San
Francisco without change. The company
is negotiating for the right to operate a
private compartment for zone person"
sleeping cars. This private compartment
is equipped with what serves as a sofa
by day, convertible into bed by night.
combined table and washstand and
combined chair and toilet. Eighteen of
these compartments and a smoking-ro
are provided for each car. The equipment
of the train will consist of sleeping cars
of this design, a fstateroom car and bag
gage buffet, library and smoking, dining
and observation cars. The private COM
partment scheme is the invention of
Charles D. Pugsley of Peekskill N. Y.
The name of the operating concern is the
Pugsley Palace Car Company.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
Robert Deane, the
Writer, Killed
in Fresno.
Slain for Remark Made
While in His
Cups.
Had Reputation as a British
Officer and Editor of
Eastern Paper.
speclal p..patch 70 The call.


FRESNO, July 31.-Emmett higgins, a
wealthy contractor of this city, to-day
shot and killed his friend and invited
guest, Robert E. Deane, who is best
known in these parts as a vineyardist.
In other sections of the world Deane
has distinguished himself variously as a
British army officer editor, war corre-
spondcnt and magazine writer. He was
the son Of Royal e Deane, a millionaire
manufacturer of New York. Until the
Boer war he was a major in the British
army. Later he represented a New York
paper as war correspondent in China
Then he was editor of a Philadelphia
daily and still later an artist and maga-
zine writer, finally coming here three
years ago to regain his health on a Cali
fornia farm
The shooting appears TO have been prac1
ucally without provocation. After hav-
ing few drinks together higgins in
vited Deane home TO dinner. When they
arrived Deane was too intoxicated to eat
and while lunch was being served he
took q nap ia his hosts hed-oems
An hour later he arose, descended to the
parlor and when Mrs. higgins offered him
drink Of ice water he remarked: "Oh,
! guess / can pay for what 1 get" At
this higgins became enraged, snatched
a revolver and emptied it into the body
of his guest Four bullets took effect
and Deane fell dead. The contractor is
in Jail charged with murder
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
FOLK SITS HEAVILY
ON LID OF ST. LOUIS
Is Asked to Go Back to Ten
nessee and Leave Mis-
souri, Alone.
Special Dis.atch to Tn. Cali.


ST. LOUIS. July S1.-''I move, Mr..
Chairman, that we, as members of the
Humboldt Turn Verein, do respectfully
suggest to our Governor, Joseph Folk,
that he move back to his home in Ten
pessee, and that he leave US in peace;
that in order that he may do this without
inconvenience to himself, this organiza-
ton start subscription to pay the ex-
penses thereof"
The motion received seconds. and the
members of the Humboldt Turn Verein
may have solved the battling problem
that confronts the ST. Louis 'anti-lid-
dites.''
The above resolution adopted by the
organization yesterday may pave the way
for the permanent elevation of the hated
lid. Its success is only contingent upon
the amenability of Governor Folk to their
plan and his love for his native State
Tennessee.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
Old Woman Claims
to Be Rival Of
Schenck.
Says Advice Brought
Joy to the Cleve-
land Home.
Former President Alleged to
Have Named a Daughter
in Her Honor,
Special Dispatch to The Call.

NEW YORK, July 31.-Mrs. T. Marion
Foye, mother Of James e. Foye, private
secretary for Charles Gates, was in the
Harlem court to-day to see if her son
appeared in answer to the summons is
sued for him. Foye did not appear, as
he is still in Saratoga with his en-
ployer. Some days ago Foye had his
mother arrested. charging her with an
noying him. She was discharged after
stating that her son refused to aid her
financially and left her in poverty
Summons for Foye was then issued.
Mrs. Foye has attracted renewed in
terest to her case by claiming to have
discovered some years ago the secret
Of the predetermination of sex, along
lines similar to those of Professor
Schenck of Vienna Mrs. Foye exhibit
ed pamphlet which advertised her
scheme of determining sex prior to
birth. In part it read:
If you have no sons to perpetuate
your name and inherit your estate, why
not consult Mrs. F. NJ. Foye. world
wide experienced nurse. She has two
sons, and It does not take twenty min
utes to convince the listener of hav-
ing his hopes realized
Mrs. Foye said:
Grover Cleveland thought so well
of my method that he named his third
daughter Marion, after me. because
naQ successfully predlcteQ the births or
his previous two daughters and had as
sured him that his third child would be
a daughter.
"Since Mr.. Cleveland availed himself
of my wonderful and never falling ex-
perience, he has been blessed with two
sons"
1t was not until she had left the
court to-day that 1T developed that she
was still employed by the Department
of Parks. Inquiry of Superintendent
Nelson brought the information that, al
though he had no Mrs. Florence Marion
Foye on the pay roll, he had Mrs. Flor
ence Marian, of 953 Park avenue (Mrs.
Foye's address). Her salary is S45 a
month. payable every two weeks. AT
first. Mrs. Foye, when asked as to the
facts, strongly insisted that she was
out of work, did not know where she
could get her rent money, and believed
her son should be locked up for refus-
ing TO support her. At last she said:
Well, do work there at the baths,
but the work is hard and have a $500
piano half paid for. I wanted my son
to pay for it,
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
TRAIN WRECKED
NEAR ASYLUM
At GLEN ELLEN
Engineer Severely Hurt
and May Not
Recover.

SANTA ROSA, July 31.--In a wreck to-
night on the Carquinez branch of the
Southern Pacific road, which Is that part
of the company's line between Santa
Rosa and Vallejo, Engineer Clarke was
probably fatally injured. The wreck took
place about one mile from the Glen Ellen
Home for Predetermined Children. and
the cause of the accident is not yet
known.
The train was on it's way to this place
at about o'clock tonight when the en-
gine jumped the track and turned COM
pletely over Engineer Clarke was pin
ioned in the wreck and was so badly
scaIded that he will probably not survive
Other trainmen had narrow escapes. The
baggage car and smoker also left the
track. None of the passengers were hurt
and they were brought to this place on
freight train.
An investigation will be made to-mor-
row as to the cause Of the wreck.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
BIG PACKING HOUSE
SWEPT BY FLAMES

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, August Fire,
which started about i o'clock this morn
ing in the beef beds of Swift & Co.'S
packing plant at South ST. Joseph. has
completely destroyed the poultry depart
ment, which is said to be the largest in
the world. The beef beds are also entire
ly consumed.
The fire spread rapidly from the beef
beds to the poultry department and sec
ond alarm was Immediately turned in.
Five hose companies Were soon on the
ground and made hard fight to get the
flames under control. The oil rooms were
threatened. Swift & Co. estimate the loss
at $250, 900.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01

nc originating at California points be-
yond the rails Of the Salt Lake road. or
traffic from the East destined for the
same points, was met with a serious OBJ
stacle- The Southern Pacific officials
curty informed the Salt Lake road peo-
pie that If freight was TO be had at
points touched by the Southern Pacific in
California, President Hartman did not
propose to carry it a few miles to the
Salt Lake line and lose a profitable long
haul, but would undertake to transport
II as far as possible over his own rails
toward its destination
II the Clark freight agents cannot go
to Fresno and pick up a carload of freight
for an Eastern point and then run it
down in their own cars TO, say Barstow,
by way OF the leased Santa Fe tracks.
where 1t can be transferred to the rails Of
the San Pedro, Los Angeles and Salt
Lake Company, or deliver Eastern freight
over the same route, II is generally con-
ceded that Senator Clark is out of the
transportation business so far as Califor-
MIA freight is concerned
Under the ruling of the Hartman off,
cials Clark is now in that position, and 1t
remains to be seen what he will do. It
has been said that Senator Clark has
threatened to turn his interests in the
Salt Lake road over to the GouIds and
thereby spite Hartman and at the same
time furnish the Denver and Rio Grande
an entrance into Southern California
SANTA FE LOOKING ON.
Clark's friends insist that If Hartman
does not grant him the demanded con-
cessions the Senator will build a road in
California parallel to the Southern Pa
cihc, but this prediction is confronted
with the fact that the agreement entered
into between Clark. and Hartman spe-
cificaly sets forth that the Salt Lake
road shall not be extended except by con-
sent, and Hartman, owning as much
stock as Clark, will naturally not consent
TO any addition to the Clark road that
viii jeopardize the business of his own
lines.
In the present controversy between
Hartman and Clark the officials of the
Santa Fe road are found in the back
ground, smiling serenely. They endeav-
ored to get an agreement with Hartman
for an exchange of traffic in California
but failed and finally bought the San Joa
Quin Valley road and have since been ex-
tending their lines or sending their boats
TO points within what was regarded is the
exclusive territory of the Southern Pa
cific in order to get freight to their main
line. If Hartman should concede the in
terchange of traffic demands to the Clark
road he well knows that he would imme-
diately precipitate a war between his own
road and the Santa Fe. Apparently he
prefers TO contend with Clark and, if pos
sible, bring him to submission
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
COLONEL MANN
To BRING SUIT
FOR DAMAGES
Millionaire Owner of
Golfers Will Be
Defendant.
special pIspateh o rhs call. !.

/
NEW YORK. July 31.-ColoneI Mann
announced tonight that he would take
hand in court proceedings since the
publication OF an article to which he
takes exception in a number OF Col
lier's Weekly, issued a few days ago.
He said papers would be served to-
morrow on P. r. Collier, the periodicals
millionaire proprietor. in a suit for
100000 damage. 100000 for himself
and 100000 Cor Town Topics.
IT consider that a fair amount in
which Town Topics and I have been
damaged by the statements in Mr.. Col
lier,s paper, in which he advised busi-
ness men not TO advertise in Town
Topics and urged that respectable wo-
men should not read It, said Colonel
Mar a.
AS TO a threatened suit by M. 2.
Wooster. who suggested the publication
Of "Fads and Fancies" to Colopel Mann.
and for two years worked in obtain
ing subscriptions for the book. Colonel
Mann said he was hardly interested in
the matter.
Wooster says called him a scoun-
drel." says Mann The man called
a scoundrel was Able. and when a man
is caught with the goods on him, as
Ahle. was, it strikes me that one is
privileged TO call him a scoundreL
believe / did say D one reporter that
the gang had tried TO square them
selves by going TO the District Attor-
ney and telling him they could put him
on to bigger game if he would let up
on them.
Wooster laid his charges before Dis
trict Attorney Krotel to-day. and will
have another conference Tomorrow.
He urged KroteI to have Colonel Mann
indicted.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
NEW YORK STATE BRINGS SUIT
AGAINST EQUITABLE MEN.

Suit file yetadayag Equitable A nd frp-n f
mor by the Attorney Generate the of
pony-h
aIoft od hIad
lost eEquble ud d Golfers Of
tina the
whom nshoIdb dTrtute
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
Taft Party at Nagasakf.

NAGASAKI, August 1.-The steam
ship Manchuria arrived here at Z
o'clock this morning. The Governor.
Mayor aQd other officials went aboard
and extended official welcome to Sec
retary of War Taft and Miss Roosevelt.
The party landed at 9 o'clock and took
luncheon at the American consulate.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
Cotton Operatives May strike.

LONDON, July 31.-The Lancashire
cotton operatives have decided by an
enormous majority TO strike August 10
unless the advance in wages demanded
by them is conceded. During the past
week a ballot on the question OF strik-
ing has been taken among the $4,000
operatives The demand is for per
cent advance in wages.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
BRITISH PRINCE SOON
WILL VISIT AMERICA
Louis of Battenberg, Commanding Sec
Ond Squadron, to Sail September
1 for This Country.

GIBRALTAR, July 31.-The British
second squadron, Rear Admiral Prince
Louis of Battenberg, will sail Septem-
Der for the United States, calling at
Quebec
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
ANTI-AMERICAN BOYCOTT
EXTENDS TO JAPANESE PORT
Chinese Merchants at Nagasaki Join in
Crusade Against Vessels and Mer-
chandise From Here.

TOXIC. July 31.-The Chinese mer-
chants at Nagasaki will join in the
boycott of American vessels and mer-
chandise, beginning tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
Moroccan TROOP. pefeated.

TANGIER, Morocco. July sf-The
report is current here that the Gov
ernment troops have met serious de-
feat near Ujda.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01

DR.. Clarke. who is an American and
a graduate of medical school in Bos-
ton. was arrested at Kingston July II
last He was caught taking photo
graphs of the forts in that vicinity.
He went to Kingston last March and
claims merely to be an amateur pho
tographer.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
MUST ANSWER BEFORE
THE CIRCUIT COURT
Boston Doctor Who Photographed Ja-
maica Notifications Committed
for Trial.

KINGSTON, Jamaica, July 31.-The
investigation before a magistrate to-
day of the case against DR.. Franklin
Clarke of Boston, who is charged with
wrongfully obtaining photograph of
the Notifications at Port Royal, result
ed in Dr. Clarke being, committed to
trial before the Circuit Court, which
will be held the end of next month.
A British commissioned officer who
assisted him in gaining entrance to the
fortress will be eourt-martialed.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
Forty-Nine De
PENDANTS Are
Named.
BIG THEFTS
AND FRAUDS
Ac-
cusations in
Complaint.

NEW YORK, July S1.-An action was
instituted to-day by State Attorney Gen
eral julius NJ. Mayer in the Supreme
Of the people of the State of New York
against the Equitable Life Assurance So
ciety and it's officers, directors and mem
bers of the executive and financial com
mittees, all of whom are named in the
complaint. The defendants are the Equit-
able Life Assurance Society of the
United States and the following individ-
uals:
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01

Continued ON Page ?, Column 4.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01

THE THEATERs.

THE THEATERs.
ALCAzAR-'-The Fortunes OF ths
King
HCrES-Specialties.
CENTRAL-'The Cattle King"
COLUMBIA-"Weath Beaten Ben
SON.
GRAND-''Ths interrupted Wedding"
MAJESTTC-''Dora Thorne."
RPHEUM-vaudeville
TIvOLI-"Rob Roy"
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
THE WEATHER.

-IlI1 " W1a1 HER
~ Forecast made at San Francisco for
thirty hours ending midnight. August
1. 1905:
s.lxi san Francisco and vieinity-Foggy
Tuesday morning becoming fair during
the day; fresh west winds
G. a. WILSON.
Local Forecaster,
Temporarily in charge.