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The San Francisco call., 1905-01-09
South .sn ATTORNEY Dead

SAN RERNARDINO, Jan. Sc. R.
Annable, one of the best attorneys in
Southern California. was found dead
at his orange ranch at East Highlands
this morning. Annable but recently
recovered from severe illness. which
weakened his heart.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-09
STEVEDORE FATALLY
INJURED By A FALL
Drops Twenty Feet Into the Hold OF
Collier Montara, Lying at
Adams Dock.

OAKLAND, JAN S.-John Marks,
80 years old, a stevedore, fell twenty
feet into the hold of the collier Mon
tara this evening at Adams wharf.
sustaining fatal fracture of the skull
at the base of the brain.
Marks had just reported for work
on the night shift, where he had been
helping to unload the steamers big
coal cargo. He inadvertently stepped
into an open hatch, falling before he
could recover himself. The injured
man was taken to the Receiving Hos
pital, where he died at $3.50. His resi-
dence was at 652 Madison street.
Marks leaves a wife and two young
children. The body was removed to
the Morgue.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-09
EX-GOVERNOR DEAD.
Lloyd Lowndes OF Maryland Suddenly
Passes Away.

Lloyd Lowndes. EX-GOVERNOR of Mary
land. died suddenly at his home here
to-day.
He arose at $50 o'clock this morn
ing, took a bath and began to dress
preparatory to attending church serv-
ices. His sudden fall attracted the at
tention Of Mrs. Lowndes, who was in
the room. She summoned assistance
and the unconscious form was placed
upon the bed. Physicians were has
tily summoned and were quickly al
the bedside, but death had occurred
before their arrival. Death was due
to heart failure.
Lowndes was so years of age. He
leaves five sons.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-09
CUNNING OF STOESSEL.
Hospitals Placed So as to Protect All
Port Arthur,

LONDON, Jan. 9.-The correspon-
dent at Toxic of the Times says:
THE map of Port Arthur, which
the Russians produced on December
Is in support of their complaint that
the japanese fire was damaging hos
pitals, shows seventeen hospitals scat
tered throughout the old and new
towns. To avoid hitting these the
japanese would have had to refrain
from firing altogether in the direction
of both towns
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-09
STATUE OF GOVERNOR
ROGERS DOES NOT SUIT
Unfavorable Comment Is Passed on
the Work OF British Column
bia Sculptor.

TACOMA, Jan. S.-The monument
erected in Capitol Park, Olympia. in
memory of the late Governor Rogers,
was completed yesterday. Until it was
covered over people had an opportunity
to examine the life-sized statue. The
statue, like the pedestal, is of native
granite. Comment on the finished
work was mostly unfavorable. For
some reason the location, pedestal and
figure itself do not strike popular fan
cN 1t Is claimed that Sculptor John
Field of British Columbia failed to
catch the pose, face and figure of the
former Governor.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-09
COSTLY TO CHINA.
Land of Confucius Must Pay Part of
Japan's War Bills.

TACOMA, Jan. Sam B. Trissel,
the Associated Press correspondent
who has just returned from the seat
of war, in an interview to-day said:
When peace comes in the Orient the Jap
anese willshfys Korea and. China will recover
Manchuria and pay the freight. i am Wiling
to go on record with that prediction. / say
that China will be obliged to bear a large
share OF the expense of the war because no
intelIiAent man believes that Russia can be
compelled to pay indemnity. She will lose
territory which she has tried to grab, but her
home resources and her international position
are too great to admit of the possibility of her
being forced to pay any bills but her own She
will be forced to recede from an unwarranted
position. Nothing more can be extorted from
her.
China will be compelled to share Japan s
war expense because japan is fighting the
battles of that nation well as her own.
When an international convention settles the
terms of peace ii undoubtedly will be decided
that China preservation from dismemberment
is the boon for which she ought to pay, and
the powers will fix the price. China will have
nothing to say-she can simply pay.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-09
Laughing Schulze.

man who attained considerable
.notoriety in Berlin. where he was
known as Laughing Schulze," has
Just died. He was a retired trades
man and was, in the habit of indulg-
ing in loud and inconsequent laughter
at public entertainments, his hilarity
being quite unconnected with the ma
ture of the performance His eccen-
tricity is said to have made him very
popular in Berlin.-Baltimore Amer-
lean.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-09
GREATER CHICO PLANNED
BY RESIDENTS OF TOWN
Citizens at an Election Determine to
Make Suburbs Part of
the City.

CHICO, Jan. S.-The movement to
annex several suburbs to the city COM
menced yesterday, when it was voted
to take within the city limits what is
known as the Rio Chico subdivision.
The eight voters in the district all
voted in favor or annexation. while in
against.
The tract which will now be added
to the city contains the State Normal
School, the new High School building
and the residences Of a number of
prominent. people.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-09

Even the poor in the United States
and England eat white bread. In most
of the continental countries of Europe
rye bread is the staple. The Russians
use buckwheat. The Laplanders have a
bread made of oaten meal mixed with
pine bark, and the Icelanders make
their flour from lichens. Banana flour
is used in the South Sea islands.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-09
TO RACE AGAINST DEATH
ACROSS THE ATLANTIC

MedUl PatterSOnS OF Chicago VIII
Hurry to Bedside of the
Countess Gyzicii.
NEW YORK, Jan. S.-Mrs. Robert
Medill Patterson, Joseph Medill Pat
terson, her son. and his wife, formerly
Miss Alice Higginbotham of Chicago,
arrived in this city to-day on q race
against death to Europe. They will
sail on the first steamship this week,
their destination being Vienna, where
Countess Gyzicki, Mrs. Patterson's
daughter, lies critically i'll with acute
peritonitis.
Countess Gyzicki was Miss Eleanor
Patterson, daughter of the well-known
Chicago publisher. She was married
last April to Count Gyzicki of Russia
at the home of her mother in Wash
ington. The young couple have since
been living at the country estate of
the Count, near Kieff, Russian Poland,
and 1t was there that the Countess was
taken seriously i'll.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-09
Good Printing.

If you want good. attractive printing,
the kind that brings business. call and
see US We print business cards, letter
heads and all kinds of commercial sta
tionery. Prices right. Sanborn, Vail &
Co.. TAI Market street.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-09

Opium smoking has reached i'm
mense proportions in the French ports
on the Mediterranean Sea. Laws have
been passed in Marseilles and Toulon
forbidding the rolling of pills" In
public places in those cities.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-09
DOWIE AND HIS FLOCK
SUFFER FROM SICKNESS
Epidemic Of Influenza Does Not Spare
the Leading Men of
Zion CITY

CHICAGO, Jan. S.--While various
kinds of epidemics have affected the
residents of Zion City, until recently
the officials have seemed immune.
Now 1t develops that several of the
chief men have fallen victims to ILL
ness, including Overseer Dowie. who,
to Mexico chiefly in the hope of i'm
proving his health. Dowie had to be
supported to the train and could not
stand alone.
Colonel Stern, the Chief of Police
and his wife are quite sick and other
officers have the grip, which threatens
to become epidemic.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-09
Headaches and Neuralgia From Colds.

Laxative Bromo Quinine. worldwide Cold and
Grip remedy, removes cause. Call for full name
and look for signature Of E. w. Grove. 25c. :
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04
SEQUEL TO KIDNAPPING CASE.
Mother Of Little Girl Who Was stOl
en- Gets Information.

New York, Sept. 2.-There has been
a strange sequel 10 the mysterious
kidnapping. nine years ago, OF pretty
Rosie Cohen, an East Side girl.
The girls mother lives in Orchard
street and was surprised yesterday by
a visit by an unknown man, who
called the mother to the door and al
ter telling her he knew the present
whereabouts OF the daughter, thrust a
recent photograph Of the girl into her
hands and with the remarks, Shes
changed her name; It's no use for you
to try to find her" disappeared.
I'm the winter of 1896 the girl, nearly
5 years old. was playing in the street
in front of her home when a man was
seen to creep up, place his hand over
the cAild's mouth. caught her up In
his arms and hed. The police worked
on the case long time without sue
cess. The parents were heart-brOk'
en- and gave up hope of ever know
ing her whereabouts.
When the man visited Mrs. Cohen
yesterday, she pleaded with him for
knowledge Of tne girls where abouts
but he refused TO tell her.
"She would not be happy here he
said. shes doing all right and has
forgotten you She changed her name
Now just forget her and don't try
TO find her. 1t won't do you any
good"
The police were at once notified and
are inclined to believe the man hav
Ing found the mother, intends demand
Ing a ransom.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04
Shoe, Metal Worker. Strike.

New York. Sept "A strike OF
sheet metal workers In this district
was called last night by the Amalga
mated Sheet Metal WORKERS union.
About 1900 members Intended the
meeting and the call for the strike was
almost unanimous. The strike will al.
feet about 200 buildings. which are IN
course OF construction. and about 300
shops In which the metal sheet work
era are employed The men demand an
advance OF so cents = day, Their
wages nov are 81 day They claim
that about a year ago they entered
into an agreement whereby they were
10 receive the raise last January
The men did not set the promised
Increase. however. and several months
AsO they notified the employers II the
advancarWFas not forthcoming there
Wou b strike
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04
One Death at Pensacola.

Pensacola. Fla. Sept 2.--The FIRST
death from yellow fever occurred this
morning at I O'Clock, when william
J. Abel, a tailor. expired He was
stricken Sunday. Abel occupied quar-
ters adjoining those OF Greek, who
WAS one OF the hrst TO take the fe
yer, and VIM "a nov convalesclng Nc
other new cases were reported this
morning
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04
New Pre,Is,nt for Ecuador.

GuayaQuil, Ecuador. Thursday. Aus
Sl.-SenOr lAzardo Garcia, who was
elected president Of Ecuador. Jan. IL.
assumed the presidency today. senior
Garcia VAS liberal candidate for the
presidency Of Ecua Tor, lie he'd the
support oi che government and defeat.
cd the radical nominee. General Man.
uG Autoulo Franco after an election
marked by r,ot0us prureedings. The
new president formerly held the por,
folios ~ public works and nuanes. lie
visited the United States IN 1908.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04
TEN PEOPLE KILLED
IN RAILWAY WREC
Express Train on Engi.h Raj
road Jumps the TRACK.
FLAMES CONSUME The wssI

Cars Left the Track at a s:-.,c ,
Completely DemOlishei .. q,
lng-The Rear Cars Or ..n,
the Track.
Witham, England. s.. 4
express from London ...,
the Great Eastern ra..., 40.
tering Witham station ... u,
several passenger car "A
and crashed into thr ....., 4I
causing the death Of '.. ......,
of whom were won't. ... I'D
injuring 70 people
Among those killed a4. .. N
Of the station, who Va. ",s
room on the platform
Two ticket sellers ~. ... III
in the wreckagc, bl. .... ID
injury.
Tle gaseOmeters J,, o.. 9.
caught fire and cUa-l..
age.
Fortunately, howe IN
were removed beio. o., .., ID
ed much headway.
II was the rear rI ~
track, the engine AM .... n
ed the platform OF Oh, -. ID
ished the buildings. a.. . I'd
over on their sides.
The train was rur...- -
Witham not being ..
for the express tran
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04

New Orleans. Sept Though show.
era were predicted, the day was clear
and warm with no marked change
IN the yellow fever situation, there
being q normal OF new cases ana
deaths. One OF the objects which the
new health association will push here
will be- the establishment and equip
ment OF permanent isolation hos
pItal. where fever cases will be taken
as they are at Havana Immediately
when they enter this port
80 strong Is the sentiment In favor
OF the early completion OF the wa
ter, sewerage and drainage work
Witch il now In full swing, that plans
are now being mapped out for an ap
peal to the Legislature In behalf oil
legislation that will provide the money
necessary for additional speed In con
struction.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04

regulations At Harriston, Miss, an i'm.
portant junction point, on the Missis'
slppi Valley road. where trains were
not permitted to stop. Tallulah, La.
which has stamped out her fever, has
auarantined all infected points in
Louisiana, Mississippi and Tennessee.
Port Gibson, blocked by fever on
both sides, has changed her rules and
decided to admit, with the exception
OF fruits, vegetables and clothing, all
freight certlficated by the marine hos.
pital service. TWO cases Of yellew
fever have been reported at Pearl.
ington, Miss, an important lumber
poiuNat the mouth Of the Pearl river.
IsSp6 from Pointe Celeste, in
Plaq6ehikes parish, show that the au.
thorities there are meeting great DIFF
ficultles there through the efforts OF
the italians 10 hide their sick In one
house, hid under a bed and well
wrapped In blankets. was found boy
OF ~ suffering with a severe case OF
yellow fever.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04
Estra Force a, Min, DISCHARGED

San Francisco, Sept. 2.-The extra
force employed in the San Francisco
mint for the past two years has been
dismissed for lack Of work. The extra
foroe consisted Of sixty men and thir
y women. who were engaged in as
sIsting In the coinage OF Filipino sll.
YER which Increased the work OF the
mint during the pas, Two years. Will,
the ordinary coinage vas also far In
excess 81 the regular amount The
total coinage % 'hs mint Tor Angus,
Nas '9cN>o'N. and ir addition l0a UOy
Filipino prsns were cuine!
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04
Form Health station.

Leading citizens have met mere and
have formed the New Orleans Health
ssso station. a permanent organization.
with Charles Janvies as president. II
IN expected TO exert a powerful infiu'
ence on the future Of New Orleans In
It's relation 10 quarantine, sanitation
and the evolution of proper laws for
the guidance and control OF citizens OF
infected or contagIon Of any and all
descriptions.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04
i-lunetion Against Miner.

.',i~a' ga. Team. Sep, s-Uai,,d
N.a'eS Jaal G u. clark hts mo-pIne
Nsn's r.'f1'n.ns order against ,s,
Striking n'ts a. Tracy CIV I,
fa- ~a.;ai 4P'u 'he p.t',n ~ on.
(. 1-.'s-' Nl-.rs eJ- am ard r-
''s 'h' Htaers m any u.y ja'. -rrr
rs a. th. o'era.nas q 'Ae COMM,
avs n.i-cA Tac application f1- A
10 anc' q e,U rr ,a1-f S..
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04
Arre.t Parties Circulating Report.

Jackson. Miss, Sept. 2.-Secretary
Hunter, VI the board OF health, has tel
egraphed to DR.. Aikman. state health
officer at Natchez. 70 have the parties
In that city arrested who circulated
the report that yellow fever existed In
Jackson. A publication OF this rumor
was made In the Natchez Bulletin
yesterday and the editors vouched for
It's accuracy. The prosecution Will
be made under the laws OF 1898, which
provides a penaEy for calculations OF
rumors about yellow fever
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04

HonO'ala. Angus, - va Victoria. a
C.. Sept i--AcSihs GovernoS Atkin
son has accepted an iEVitAuon frum
ac National Cclv Federation for Ten
ctlsehs % HAWau 10 attend a rA,!oE
q, coaf, rene 20 % held 10 New York
p,u D,comber TIE SctirE governo.
SAWS 'hat liasaa Is especially Interest
ca b.. a, subject. bsiag anxious 10
sr;t.o her .aaIs w,th a s.J.sea Pope.a.
ltOE- ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04
InVl,, President to BANQUET.

Oyster Ray, Sept. . President
Rocscys't revived .otay a. .uytat.,-
On thr par, ~ me s'a,r ~ New Har3.
shire. TO attend a hArQu-t 20 ~ ten
tsred BY that STATE 90 The peace ca.
vcys X RUSSIA aEi Japan Tao ian
ans' probah.y Sui BE- he'd n TIE
AourtA!as a. some tine - TIE AGAR
fa,urs Iss 70 De d~tern!ns4 4 anilsiy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04

Senator Burnham who extended the In
yitation already had been informed
by the president that he would be un-
able to go to New Hampshire this
month but It was decided to make 10
him this personal appeal to change his
mind
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04
FORM STRIKE BREAKERS UNI
In View Of Any Trouble 6ts
Printers Now Out 30 CntIp,

- HlNNlo wv" wv .'' -.'-e -
Chicago, Sept D.. t.s {
their services vii. ,o.a 90 N
again owing TO the r.' 4
special deputy ,hrr.r .'.ca
held An extra m"c'r- ....-,il
organized a STRIKE . IA
scale OF wages ~ ... 10
day and Sc il II Caa Pr ..rt !
fixed.
Charles F.. TurR .. .s!P
man was elected lge- ...'
Each Of the u" .as".- lsu'
paid 20 cents for 'y..r'.
President TURK p-1"s.
and said that every Co.,, ".0-,i
sign it, the idea being 'a.' :"
man that signed was 'u p" -
position. A larg" a,"... 'o
each other in Their D...' .' "a
book.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04
ceOraIan Alive arc we'll

Rome. Ca, Sep, ..r -
from New Or.eau, 49, OK"
that George Clemcu, q Rec !.
States vice copsI 3; i-.e'' y
died there a Jew tat. s-' "
fever. Consul C.'n.-. . =
but Is here in Rome "S't
ents. and Is We AZ. a'l''' j
seen by the Assoc'a.ei -
spondent today Mr. 'rh'-
story must have s'7' +"
fact that his broth'- '-
died there in MAY a,'
has q leave Of sN.r--.
he will return 20 3
America
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04
View Suns EeIIps. a, Planned.

London, Sept. Predecessor William
Joseph Hussey, Of tae Lick observa.
tory expedition, cables to the Assocl.
ated Press from Assouan, Egypt. thar
the expedition executed It's eclipse pro.
gram as planned. The elongates were
in the form OF streamers OF FISH tail
type, with rays from the sun spot
zone, especially from the southeast
limb. North polar streamers distinct
~ required Prominences were pro
nounced especially those near the
north. The motion Of the shadow
bands was determined.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04
CHARGED with Double Crime.

Seattle. Wash, Sept. Enlarged
with the murder OF Philip Ross and his
wife, and the burning OF their saloon
at KerrySton to conceal their crime.
William Moore, negro, and John Da!.
las, who came from Louisiana in the
same gang to work In the kerrystone
mills. several months ago, have been
arrested BY Officers OF the city and
county. More was caught at Clecum,
In Kittatas county After the man
was taken into custody, Starwich. the
deputy sheriff succeeded in elcitins
from him a Virtual confession OF the
crime committed last Sunday A let.
ter which has been received by the
murdered man was found on the pris
oner's person Dallas was arrested In
Seattle. He denied that he ever had
been In Kerryston.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04
no MARKED CHANGE
IN FEVER SITUATION
federal Officials Highly Praise
New Orleans Citizens
Crisis NOW BELIEVED PASSED
The Federal Authorities Are Elated
over Their Work-one Death at
ponsaeoIa-wlII Arrest Parties Who
Circulated False Report.

New Orleans. Sept. up TO noon
today there were ten new. cases oil
xellow fever and one death
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04
oreal PatrlotlsM Olaplaysd.

Dr White says he has never seen In
any country the equal Of the example
Of patriotism and broadmlndsdnsss
90 here aud never expects 60 see the
naperlor OF H. lie adds:
AN these thinEs termed conditions
watch make for success. Give, IN
addition. q fair opportunity Al AL cases
a. tAey occur. and there can be no pi~
alhlllty Of failure 10 slimlnAte the ~
yer before frost. The laS proposition
A the crux % the situation.
Professor Ewing. Of tao Louisiana
association. issued an address 10 the
paDeru OF ths ssats inviting and
utronKly adsooating it hinsea 10 make
tmposGihls In the future such conflicts
a. have occurred In the sou'A this
year.
weksSurE aud Matches, which for
merly placed most stangcRi rrs;'i,
iioua agalas, infected points, have aR
pealea 90 the marine hOspiial service
fnr a tumlEatiOa system similar u
thai A force here in order 90 eaahi'
then 10 novs goods secretary Hun
ter a the Ahsslsaippl Nsard. has mAa
s9,s = accord = nedlneesioa Of 'A'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04
selsnos 10 Triumphant.

Signed statements Of all the leaders
in the fever fight, Surgeon White,
Presidents Kohnke and SoucEon, oil
the boards OF health, DR.. Beverly War
ner. Dr. Meta, Of Tulane university.
and Chairman JRnvier, Of the Citizens
committee. indicating that the crisis
Ms passed; that the campaign OF sci
euce Ia meeting with unbounded sue
ceas. and that the fever Will be here
practically gotten under control before
frost, 10 printed here today. DIR. White
Gays;
while the fever started this year
abreast Of the epidemic Of 1878, aud
pursued exactly parallel lines, hold
ing ttH own long enough to convince
any sane man OF what would and
could have been the result had not the
proper stcps been taken, II 10 fair TO
SAY that the work begun by the city
board OF health and continued by the
marine hospital service, undoubtedly
been effective In holding The infection
In check. We may say without un'
due aelt.Eratulatlon that the disease
n being gradually worked out.
Il must la apparent, for the lists
0f caaea and deaths, taken on the av'
craze. week by week, are CROWNS
steadily leas.
Along with this want 60 call IT.
tsution 20 thO fact that persons are
coming IN from the country who after
ward iAn ill from previous injection
THIS 10 a handicap, h1wcver, which
we are willing and able to bear rather
than interfere with the relations with
the outside communities by imposing
= drastic quarantine"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-21
Russian Violated Parole.

Washington March 20-The following dispatch from Tokio. dated March 20, was made public at the Japanese legation today:
 Prospecting the capture at Sinmintin by the Japanese garrison of Russian officer, who repaired there in breach of parole, a St. Petersburg semi-official tel egraph agency published the excuse tc tbe effect that in returning home from Shanghai to Russia he took the route by the Chinese railway, and therefore the Japanese report Is founded on mis- understanding. As matter of fact, how ever, the Russian officers who were lib- erated upon the surrender of Port Ar thur had each and all sworn In writing, acccrding to the terms of the capitula- tion, to the effect that they would not act contrary to the interests of Japan.
 "The Japanese government, being con vinced that the returning to Russia of such officers through the war zone is detrimental to the military operations decided that they should not in any case be allowed to take that route, and de- cision was expressly communicated to them at the time. It is, therefore, clear that the Russian officers arrival at Sin mintin lying within the zone of hostili- ties. constitutes breach of the parole.