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The San Francisco call., 1905-06-23
VIENNA CHEERS
AGED EMPEROR
Francis Joseph and Suite
Take Part in the Yearly
Corpus Christi Procession

VIENNA, June 22-Amid accompani-
ments Of medieval pomp and circum-
stance, the aged Emperor of Austria.
King Of Hungary. Bohemia, etc, Francis
Joseph, took part in the yearly Corpus
Christi procession in Vienna to-day. He
was greeted enthusiastically by his peo-
pie as he was driven through the streets
of the inner city. It was the universal
dictum Of the Viennese that their Emper-
or had aged greatly since they last saw
him partake in this ceremony two years
ago and the appearance of Francis Jo-
seph. who viii, if he lives. celebrate the
sixtieth anniversary of his accession to
the throne IN 1908. suggested to many
minds that this may be the last time the
venerable monarch will appear before his
people as participant in this beautiful
festival of the Catholic church.
Beginning with the earliest morning
hours, the streets Of the inner city of
Vienna were filled with movement and
life in expectation of the coming process
comics and stands along the line of march
were crowded with people. The streets
were decorated with flags, boughs of
trees and many colored hangings, and at
convenient places temporary open air al
tars had been erected.
The procession started from the Hof-
burg, proceeded to the cathedral on the
Stefansplatz. where the religious ceremo-
nies were held, and then returned to the
Hofburg.
Gorgeous colors, crimson, gold and sil-
yer, magnificent uniforms and trappings,
glowing tunics. the clanking march of
soldiers and the silent tread OF the clergy
in strange contrast, the flashing OF jew
els and the glare in the sunlight Of the
white robes Of the priests, brilliant splen-
dor and silent prayers marked the prog
ress OF the sacred and military procession
in honor of the consecrated host
The lesser clergy came first Then
eouerries, pages and others of the impe-
nal household. Kettle drummers in gala
uniform. the court chamberlains, many
high personages OF state, generals and
host was borne by the Archbishop of
Vienna, surrounded by prelates of the
church. and after him came the Emperor.
In former years ii was the custom to
zgalk, but now, because OF his age, he
rides. He appeared to-day in a gala
coach drawn by eight royal white horses,
and was accompanied by Archduke Franz
Ferdinand, the successor TO the throne
The other Archdukes. all in magnificent
uniforms, with royal carriages. came
after the Emperor.
The procession marched TO the main
entrance of the cathedral and went In
through the broad doors facing on the
Stefensplatz After the religious cere-
roonies il took its way back to the Hof-
burg over another line of march in order
10 give the people of the city increased
opportunities TO witness its large pa
geantry. From balconies of the palace
the procession was witnessed by the
Archduchess and her children
The ceremony came to an end with the
defling before the Emperor of the troops
which had taken part therein
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-23

Court to-day issued q permanent Injunction
restraining the merging Of the cities Of Pitts
burg and Allegheny City.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-23
FRANCE AGAIN
GROWS ANXIOUS
Military Activity on From
tier Indicates Doubt as
to Issue With Berlin
ROUYIER is OPTIMISTIC
Insists That the Moroccan
Negotiations Are Pursu-
ing a Normal Course

PARIS, June 22.-Reports from the
frontier continue to show marked mill
tary activity md feeling OF unrest
among the >-copie living along the bor-
der. The influential press. evidently in
accordance with the wishes of the Gov
ernment, refrains from discussing the
military aspect. asserting that the ne
gotiations. while in delicate stage.
continue normal.
Gloomy sentiment increased during
the afternoon. On the Bourse rentes
suffered the ususual decline Of more
than 40 centimes. Much excitement ac-
companied the trading. One of the
alarmist reports was that Prince Rado-
lin. the German ambassador had left
Paris for Berlin. the intimation being
that his departure was due to the I'M
satisfactory nature of the French note.
A diplomat who took lunch with Prince
Radolin at nooon to-day said the report
was absurd, as not the slightest word
had been received concerning the atti-
tude which the German Government in
tended to take.
The evening papers sought to allay
public uneasiness. The semi official
Temps expressed the Government view
that the exchange of notes would serve
to remove false impressions and pro-
duce a durable agreement. if Germany
were prepared to reciprocate the con-
ciliatory advances of Rouvier.
Premier Rouvier, in the lobby of the
Chamber, replying to several Deputies,
who expressed anxiety regarding the
cause of weakness on the Bourse, said
that pessimistic reports relating to the
foreign situation were absolutely un-
founded and that the Franco-German
negotiations were pursuing normal
course.
1t is considered probable. that the
French note forwarded to Germany will
be semi-officially communicated to the
powers signatory to the Madrid con-
yentiOn.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-23

The main why this Stock Taking Sale is such
because the reductions made IN tact as
well as in the advertisements The pleased customers
are telling their friends If it keeps this way we
will soon dispose of all broken lines while hun
dreds of customers will get good SUITS hats and fur
nishngs at saving of 40 or SO per cent.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-23
Appointed to the General stan Corps.

WASHINGTON. June 22.-The Presi-
dent to-day detailed these officers men,
bers of the general staff corps: Colonel
]. T. Kerr. military secretary: Lieuten-
ant Colonel Benjamin Alvord, military
secretary: Major Erasmus M Weaver,
artillery corps; Captain George w.
Read, Ninth Cavalry.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-23
spain,s New Cabinet Completed.

MADRID, June 22.-General Montero
Rios announced that he has completed
his Cabinet and that the names Of its
members will be presented to King AL
fonso tomorrow morning. General Wey-
Ter. of Cuban fame, is named for Minis
ter OF War.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-23

WASHINGTON. June 2s-Nearly >ev-
cry Embassador. Minister and Charge
d'Affaires in Washington called at the
State Department to-day to congratu-
late Secretary Hay on his recovery.
This was Mr.. Hays first reception for
the diplomatic corps since his depart
ure last spring.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-23
Trx,nr to Break the WIN of Mrs. Hoyt.

Trying to Break the VIII OF Mrs. Hoyt.
TIFFIN, Ohio, June 22.-Counsel for
the plaintiffs in the famous Hoyt will
case, who are trying to break the viii
of Mrs. Hoyt. which leaves 100000 to
Judge Bum, closed their side or the
case to-day DIR. J. F. Shepherd, su-
perintendent of the Dayton State Hos
pitaI. was on the stand part OF the
time as an expert in insane cases Dr.
T. M. Campbell of Tiffin testified that
the father of Mrs. Hoyt was insane.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-23

American flag and shield bon-bon
boxes. also candy-loaded cannon and
frecrackers are some Of the Fourth of
Julv Novelties at Haas Candy Stores,
Phelan bldg. and James Flood bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-24
S5c Cottage Carpet I9c

Various patterns in pretty cottage carpet; one
yard wide; fast colors costs less than mating,
wears better and looks better; S5c value. Mon
day, the yard, 19c.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-24
women's $4.os Walking Skirts $2.9s
Women's $3.50 Trimmed Hats $500

another lot of women trimmed hats of all
including black velvet; all prettly
pumes pheasant breasts and large
ribbons; shades. also white the
ula price Monday, $780, Monday,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-24
l5C Lace Bands Sc

Beautiful black lace bands silk chantilly and imitation
cuny patterns widths to inches regular 1oc and 5o
values sale Monday, the yard. &c.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-24
Extra AssOrtments

Over years ago The Broadway Department Store announced for
time Los Angeles sale Of standard text books at cut
staple commodity as bookswhy preposterou and contrary
to the ethics good merchandising Our principle has been
PRICES EVERLASTNGLY THE LOWEST seasonbe goods at
wanted time just this principle that prompted the departure
the selling of school books at cut price years ago Zach
succeeding year since that time the sale has in strength and
importance until today point of giving ecpes mer'
chandisne event of the year This time will be BROADER
GREATER AND MORE LIBERAL LINES THAN EVER. An army
clerks has engaged for the OCCASION and almost the entire
third floor will be devoted to the display and sale Of school books
No matter what text book you may require matter how many
you wish to purchase you'll find them here Shelves and counters
heaped hem and every instance the price has
lowest possible ve Have the children make out a books required
and bring them here Join with saying that by consistent
and persistent cutting have brought this sale to point never
before be bigger better and srande than before
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-24
Sl.98 Fine Lace Curtains $I.4S
$2.9S Arabian Lace Curtains $l.9S

in handsome patterns plain enter with floral and
with stitched sold for $685. Monday the
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-24
$l.4s White Lace Curtains SIPS

Pretty white lace curtains; up-to-date patterns
good assortment; plain centers; handsome
scroll and medallion borders; excellent values
at $1.4S. Monday, the pair, A.25
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-02-07
All communications should be addressed to
the PRESS Athena, Oregon
ATHENA, FEBRUARY 7, 1905
There has been bill before the legis

There has been bill before the legis-
lature making the crime Of robbery pun
ishable by life imprisonment. 1t should
become a law. Chicago is receiving
some criticism because of her rigorous
treatment of robbers. The statute
making highway robbery punishable by
life imprisonment has been resurrected
and in one week nine holdup men we're
sent over the road for life. All right!
1t is humane and just to talk about re-
forming criminals. Every man who errs
and is sorry, and wants to do better
should be given as much opportunity
for reformation as the welfare OF society
can stand. But the man who makes an
assault for the purpose Of gain is at
heart detestable murderer. He isn't
an ordinary thug. He is prepared to
slay. Human life is sacred. 1t is fact
pretty we'll grounded into the brain of
every human being. The man who waits
in the dark armed with bludgeon and
revolver, keyed to the point where he
will kill in order to gain your personal
property, is premeditated murderer.
He knows what he is doing and what he
proposes to do. That kind OF man is
an enemy Of society. Decency forbids
eletrocuting him unless he has taken
life, and so wisdom demands that he
disappear, not for few months or few
years, but until he shall emerge from
behind the dark walls of prison in
his coffin. Reform him in his cell if
you will. Treat him humanely and
kindly. But keep him where he never
again will be tempted to raise his MUIR
derous hands against his kind. A look
at the criminal statistics of this country
and perusal of the thousands Of criminal
tragedies reported in the newspapers
prove that the terror OF the law does not
appeal to those who do wrong with the
force it should.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-02-07

The Press man is not surprised at the
turn taken by Col. Wood. For some
little time we have been trying to
smother persistent idea that something
was rattling around in the Colonel's
thinktank, and it develops that we are
correct in our surmise. The Colonel
is harboring rock crusher--not in his
stomach in his mind. The dis
torted lump of gray matter stored by
nature-not in his stomach--but in his
Uranium, has conceived diabolical
plot that centers on the destruction OF
the PRESS man by mechanical means.
He has ''edged up" a scheme to de-
molish us, that for appalling misery and
horror, would place on bed Of com
Portable and painless ease the terrible
throes of the Spanish inquisition, or the
unpublished feats Of starving horde of
Cannibals, the chief OF which the colonel
is said to have associated with on the
st. Louis "Pike." He proposes to feed
US to his ingeniously devised rock
crusher, and use our mutilated remains
to pave the street in front of the Leader
junk shop, The Press man always did
harbor chain of notions that the only
method the Colonel could employ to
keep up with our company would be to
resort to gattling gun or some such
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-02-07

Judging from the sentiment of the
large number of citizens who partici-
pated in the nomination of candidates
for city officials, the past years muni-
cipal government affairs have been tran
sacted in a satisfactory manner. The
mayor, four of the present city council
men, the treasurer and city recorder
have been renominated. The past year
in Athena was marked with substantial
progress, municipality speaking, and the
present year is to see this progress car
ried on. The Press believes the men
who have had to do with the inaugural
ton OF contemplated municipal enter
prise are qualified to carry it to a sue
cessful termination, and for this reason
it is satisfied with the men chosen for
councilmen, from the very fact that in
the council is vested the responsibility
of carrying on the work successfully.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-02-07

The Weston Leader Athena PRESS
burlesque newspaper war stands out as
mild incident Of punctured atmosphere
when compared with the hornets nest
that has been stirred up between
the editors of the Pilot Rock
Record and the Sumpter Miner.
Away back in the SOS McManus Of the
Record and Connella, of the Miner
were unfortunate enough to cross trails
in the Black Hills. They are still at
sword points, end after the lapse of
years, are darting shafts at each other
that are dipped in the poison Of satire
and polished with the ranking essence
Of sarcasm. Holy ginger just i'm
agine that for years the journalistic
brethren Of this country have harbored
in their midst in the person of the meek
and effeminate McManus, riproaring,
bloodeating stage robber, that in early
day was fearless terror to the Pierre
and Sundance stage line. At least he
is SO charged by Col. Connella, and will
stand enmeshed In cloud of doubtful
character until his side of the case is
explained.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-02-07

1t makes no difference how many
medicines have failed to cure you, il you
are troubled with headache, constipa-
ton, kidney or liver troubles, HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea will make you
we'll. Pioneer drug store.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-02-07

mechanical device OF destruction. Even
our hide will go further than his. His
miserable carcass wouldn't 80 much as
fertilize hill Of potatoes on his relin-
quished franklin county ranch.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-02-07
THE HONE OF vISo1

TIE HONE OF vmoL
TO Mothers OF Ai1ing Children
Many little boys and girls in this
town are weak, thin-1eggeds hollow
checked and b1ood1ess. We wish every
mother could know what our Vinol Will do
for such children. We promise that 1t
will create flesh, build them up and make
them strong, robust and rosy. If it fails
to do this We will cheerfu1ly return all
the money paid US for the vino1 taken.
On these terms it's your duty to try its
PIONEER DRUG STORE
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-02-07

TO Cure Constipation Forever
fake Cascarets Candy Cathartic. 10c or go.
@. G. G. fail to cure, druggists refund moneU
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-22
FEELS SHOCK
OF EARTHQUAKE
THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY IS
SHAKEN
TEMBLoR is WIDELY FELT
Thousands Of Persons In st. Louis
Aroused by Midnight Rambling.
Memphis Reports Seismic
Disturbance

BY Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, Aug 21.--st. Louis and
vicinity was visited by an earthquake
shock tonight shortly after Ii o'clock.
Three distinct shocks were felt by
thousands of persons in st. Louis and
county as far east as Bellviile, ILL.,, as
far south as Paducah, KY. and as far
north as Springfield, Ill.
While the tremors lasted scarcely a
minute they were distinct enough to
awaken sleeping residents of the city,
to cause dogs to bark and to start
sleeping children to wake and cry out
in alarm.
The trembling Of the earth was ac-
companied by dull rumbling noise.
which sounded like passing of train.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-22
SIXTY THOUSAND FICTITIOUS
NAMES FOUND
EXTRAORDINARY REVELATIONS
Republican Committee Striving to Re-
flute Disclosures Of Investigation
Recently Made Through Mayor
Weavers Efforts
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 21.-The reg
ular Republican organization took steps
today looking to the purging of the as
SCISSORS lists of alleged bogus names.
Mayor Weaver, in his crusade for good
municipal government, recently ordered
a thorough canvass of the city to de-
termine accurately the number of vot-
ers in each precinct. The canvass was
conducted by the police and other city
employees under the direction of the
department of public safety, and at it's
conclusion Director Potter of the de-
partment announced that $4,000 ficti-
tious names had been discovered on
the assessors list.
In order to refute, if possible, the
charges, the Republican city commit
tee, at a meeting today, decided to
make a house-to-house examination.
Chairman Donnelly late today issued
call for the meeting to be held next
Friday, when similar canvass will
be ordered.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-22
Sea Trip and Trolley

the negative the four demands made
by the Japanese plenipotentiaries at
Portsmouth, and still in dispute.
He has never altered that attitude
since the details of peace proposals
were first communicated to him. In
deed, he has spent of late no more than
usual time on public business, simply
signing necessary state documents ana
not occupying himself with the ques-
ton of modifying Whites instructions.
Prince Hilkoff, minister of railway
communications. left for Manchuria
tonight. His greatest task will be to
build a branch line which will join the
Transsiberian line at Omsk, relieving
the pressure on the line westward
from that point. The ministry OF rail-
ways and communications is working
on plans which contemplate that war
will last for ten years.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-22
HEAT PR0STRATIONS
=. !, :. MARK CHICAG0'S DAY
Three Deaths Occur and Weather
Forecaster Holds Out No Hope
II of Immediate Relief
to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
CHICAGO, Aug. 21.-Three deaths
and a large number Of prostrations
marked today's return of the heat
wave With the legend Temperatures
are slightly above the seasonable aver
age in all parts of the country" the
weather bureau indicated that Chicago
was not alone in it's suffering.
While the mercury did not rise as
high as it has several times this sum-
mer, it reached the SO mark and how
cred there about all the afternoon and
far into the night while Chicago's IA
nous lake breeze was conspicuous by
it's absence.
A thirty-mile wind from the south
west at 1870 p. m. helped a little, but
it slackened it's speed later, and it was
with this connfortless prediction that
the weather man closed his Office to-
night: Fair Tuesday and Wednesday
with slight temperature changes"
OF the twenty prostrations the case
of William E. Brown is said by ply
sicians at the county hospital to be the
most serious.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-22
SECURES PATENT RIGHTS
National Cash Register Company Wins
Deelsion-Victory over Hall
wood Concern
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.-The
United States patent Office on August
Is, 1905. rendered decisions to the ef-
feet that the Hallwood cash register,
with printing attachment. contains in
ventions which are the property of the
National Cash Register company Of
Dayton. Ohio. The issuance of patents
in accordance with these decisions will
put the National company in a position
to enjoin further use of Hallwood
register with printing attachments.
Probably every printing cash register
put in by the Hallwood company con-
tains the inventions which were in
volyed in the interference contests
just decided in favor Of the National
company The ownership of a patent
carries with IT absolute control OF
manufacture. sale and use. so that the
issuance Of patents in accordance with
the decisions above mentioned will put
the manufacturers, sellers and users Of
printing Hallwood cash registers at the
mercy Of the National company.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-22
POLAND ENTERS PROTEST
strike Proclaimed on Account Of Dis
regard of National Rights

strike Proclaimed on Account Of Dis
regard of National Rights
BY Associated Press.
WARSAW, Aug. 21.-A general strike
has been proclaimed throughout Poland
as protest against the disregard of
the rights of the Poles in the scheme
for representation in the national as
sembly. This strike began here today.
Employees of the Vistula railway quit
work and many trains were left stand
ing at intermediate stations.
Eighty Socialists, carrying arms,
while attempting to enter the city were
opposed by a detachment of cossacks.
Eight Socialists were killed and the
others arrested. Employees of factories
at Warsaw, Lodz and Pobiance have
Joined the strike.
Besides the Vistula railway, the Tere-
spoil line and the light railways have
been compelled to suspend service.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-22
zEMsTvolsTs oEsPoNDENT
National Assembly a Humbug That
VIII Preciptate Revolution

National Assembly a Humbug That
VIII Preeipitate Revolution
Special TO The Herald.
ST PETERSBURG, Aug. 2t.-Opin-
ion in this city declares that, in the
matter OF the new national assembly,
the mountain has brought forth a
mouse The manifesto has disappointed
all The Novoe vremya, however,
while admitting that the douma is
sadly deficient in real power, finds SOL
lace in the reflection that half loaf
is better than no bread, that the Rubi-
con has been crossed, and that progress
haveing become possible, is therefore
imminent. The leading zemstvoists,
however. are despondent and think
their hopes of pacific solution of the
nations needs have been bllghted.
Prince Wolkonsky, whose opinion has
great weight with the Russian people,
said today: 1.-THE insincerely conceived,
secretly elaborated and stealthily pro-
claimed douma is a humbug. 1t de-
ceives nobody, and viii precipitate a
revolution. The ukase outlining its
scope excludes from the franchise pro-
fessional men, laborers, shopkeepers,
the entire middle class and the Jews"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-22
THREATENS TO MURDER
STATE SUPERINTENDENT
Former Inmate of Asylum Writes De-
olaring That He VIII Kill
Dr.. E. w. Hatch

BY Associated Press
SACRAMENTO, Aug. 21.-Another
threatening letter was received at the
governors office today from F. B.
Blakesley of Minneapolis, in which he
reiterates his determination to come to
California and kill DR.. F. w. Hatch,
superintendent of state hospitals.
Blakesley has been writing threaten
ing letters to Governor Pardee and DIR.
Hatch for some time, and the latter
believes the man should be restrained,
as he is a desperate character.
He was detained in one of the asy-
lums for the insane in this state, but
was released more than a year ago.
Once he escaped but was recaptured.
He blames Dr. Hatch for his detention
in the asylum, and has repeatedly
written that he intends to kill him.
DR.. Hatch believes that Bakesley will
carry his threat into execution If not
restrained.
The governors Office has been in
communication with the governor of
Minnesota regarding the matter. and
today received a letter from him an
nouncing that he had reported Blakes-
ley's case to the CHIEF of police of Min
neapolis and that the latter will look
after the man.
The letter received today was turned
over to DR.. Hatch.