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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-12
GUATEMALAN RENDEZVOUS.
Barillas and Revolutionists Gathering
at San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, June 12.-Manuel
Dieguez. a Guatemala lawyer and revolu-
tionary candidate. put forward by Barillas
ex-president of Guatemala, for the presi-
dency of the Central American republic, is
said to be hurrying to San Francisco from
southern Mexico to join Barillas and party
here.
Members Of the local Guatemala colony
believe that Barillas and his adherents
have decided upon this city as a rendez-
vous pending developments that may give
them an opportunity to flibuster against
the administration of President Calyera.
Inc Call says today that Barillas has an
nounced to several friends that he will lead
revolutionary party against Calyera and
that ne has simply delayed action until he
can recuperate his failing health, which. he
says. is one of his reasons for coming to
San Francisco Ae ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-12
MANS BODY FOUND
D. w. ROSS, KILLED TWO YEARS
AGO, HAD SONS IN WASHINGTON.

SAN FRANCISCO. June PA two years
search for D. W. Ross, prominent con-
tractor Of this city, who vanished in August,
1903, has ended at the coroners office
George H. Harris identified the photograph
and description of an Unidentified man"
killed by street car In September, 1903, as
that OF the father of DR.. Frank C. Ross, the
astronomer, now assistant director at Car
negfe Institute, Washington, D. c., and
Walter Ross, in the government service
The body, which has lain all the time in
the potters field, will be exhumed and given
fitting burial by the sons
One of the sons. Mr.. Walter Ross, an en-
ploye OF the coast and geodetic survey, was
shown the above dispatch by Star report
er this afternoon.
This is the first definite information I
have received about my father" he said,
although we have had detectives employed
on the case for five or six months When
we heard of the street car accident we sus-
pected that the man killed was our parent,
but 1t has only been recently that we have
received tangible testimony about the mat
ter"
Mr.. Ross said his father was born In
Rosshire, Scotland, about sixty-five years
ago, and has been missing since 1903, when
he was last heard from by his sons. He
had lived in California since 1863, having
been quite prominent there. He was at
one time the owner of large planning mill,
and as a building contractor constructed
some of the handsomest residences in San
Francisco. Some time ago he was reputed
to be quite wealthy The widow is living
at Los Angeles Cal, and the only surviv-
ing children are DR.. Frank G. Ross, whose
Office is with Prof. Newcomb at 1927 P
street, and Mr.. Walter Ross of the coast
and geodetic survey.
DR.. Ross stated to a SEar reporter this
afternoon that he would go to San Fran
cisco to arrange for the funeral and that
the remains would be taken to his fathers
old home, in Nova Scotia for burial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-12
FOR LENIENT TERMS.
London to Urge Japan to Minimize It's
Demands

LONDON, June I2-In the absence of the
cabinet ministers and ambassadors at
country places for the Whitsuntide holi-
days nothing further was ascertainable here
today respecting British action in support
OF President RooseveIts efforts to bring
about peace negotiations between Russia
and Japan.
II Is understood that besides cordially
supporting the steps taken by the President
10 bring the belligerents together the Brit
ish government is urging it's ally to submit
tine most lenient terms which Japau con-
sders possible under the circumstances
The foreign office declined to make a state
ment In the absence of Foreign Secretary
Lansdowne, but probably the house of COM
mons on reassembling will be informed of
tho action taken by this government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-12
srAT1sT1c1AN HYDE RECALLED.
Will Remain Here Until the Cotton In
vestigation is Over,

Nothing could better serve to illustrate
the growing seriousness of the cotton crop
report scandal and the Importance Of the
possible discoveries that may result from
the investigation now in progress than the
recall to Washington of John Hyde, statis-
tician of the Department of Agriculture
There is not the slightest breath of suspi-
cion against Mr.. Hyde, according to Sec
retary Of Agriculture Wilson, but 1t was
thought best In view Of the growing seri-
BUSINESS and extent of the inquiry. that he
be called back to the United States at once
and remain on hand until the affair is set
tied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-12
STATE Law SUSTAINED.
Shooting Live Pigeons as Test for
Marksmanship Prohibited.

TRENTON. N. j.. June 12.-The supreme
court today in a decision rendered by JUS
tice Fort, sustained the constitutionality
of the law which prohibits the shooting
OF live pigeons as test Of craftsmanship.
The case was before the court on review
OF the conviction of Charles w. Davis in
the Burlington county court for violating
the law. Davis Is member of the River
ton Gun Club, and his violation of the law
was planned for the purpose of providing
a test case. The supreme court holds that
the law Is proper exercise of the police
powers of the state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-12
Secretary Taft Goes to West Point.

Secretary Taft left Washington this morn
Ing for West Point to attend the COM
mencement exercises at the United States
Military Academy tomorrow. He will at
tend a banquet given in honor o.
Choate, formerly ambassador to Great Brit
ain, tomorrow, and spend a few hours ia
this city next Wednesday on his way to
Oxford, Ohio to keep an engagement to de-
liver an address to the graduating class OF
Miami University.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-12
THE aAYNoR-GREENE CASE.
Counsel Asks Permission to Furnish
Security for Appeal,

MONTREAL, June 12.-T Chase Cas-
grain. counsel for John F. Gaynor and B.
D. Greene, has petitioned Judge Hail in
chambers to be allowed to furnish security
for their appeal to the supreme court Of
Canada from the decision Of the king
bench maintaining the Judgment of Judge
Davidson, who declared that Extradition
Commissioners Lafontaine had Jurisdiction
in the present case and who rejected the
writ of prohibition taken against the com.
missioner by counsel for the accused.
Judge Hall will render judgment tomor-
row.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-12
ALLEGED sH1pBu1LD1Na FRAUDS.
Revealed at Rome in Connection With
New Warships

Special Cablegram to The Star.
MILAN. June 12-The Rome correspon-
dent of Secolo says that the labors of the
commission Of inquiry into shipbuilding
have resulted in the revelation of frauds
in the construction of the battleship EN-
manuele Filiberto, battleship Regina Mar
gherita, battleship Regina Elena and other
ships.
Special charges are made against the
Terni steel works. Sham firing tests of the
armor plates and similar offences are al
legged. and there hints of yet graver
scandals. The commission draws the con-
clusion that the ships would collapse in
the moment Of action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-12
TWO BOMBS FOUND.
Discovered on Public School Premises
in Pittsburg

PITTSBURG, Pa, June 1.-TWO bombs
were found today on the premises of the
Springfield public school in this city by
Lewis Baker, the janitor. Both were made
of zinc and in the interior were the usual
gun cotton, metal tube and powder.
They were about two inches in diameter,
several inches long and fitted with a brass
cap. Both are now in possession of the
authorities. No reason can be given for
the selection of the school as the object of
any attempted outrage. There are a num-
Der OF Russian families in the vicinity of
the school, many of whom 1t is said, are,
SO far as Russia is concerned, intensely
anarchistic.
In view of this, the police are conduct
ing their investigation among the for
eigners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-12
Yellow Fever on the Isthmus.

The Secretary Of War has received the
following cablegram from Gov Magoon, at
Panama, reporting three new cases OF yell
low fever: James B. Hun. American, age
thirty-seven. clerk Quartermaster's depart
ment. Panama, stckened June 4: Ricardo
Bucali, Italian, age forty-one. laborer, PAN
anna. sickened May "a: Francisco Madeo,
Italian. age ffty. laborer, Panama, sickened
Juns 4"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-12
Col. symons Decorated by China.

The Department of State is informed that
the Chinese government has conferred the
decoration of the Order of the Double
Dragon on Col. Theodore w. Symons corps
of engineers, United States army, formerly
superintendent of public buildings and
grounds in this city. on account of cour-
tesies extended to Prince Pu Lin on his visit
to this country few years ago. Under
the Constitution Col. Symons cannot accept
this decoration except by Congressional en-
actment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-12
NEGRO PASTOR ARRESTED.
Held for Alleged Larceny Of Church
Funds in PHILADELPHIA.

Sk8hSfo u1IdU6IDUIa,
Special Dispatch to The Star
PHILADELPHIA. June 12-The coIored
congregation Of the White Rock Baptist
church. at 46th street and Farmount ave-
nue., had their pastor, the Rev Pinkey p.
Samuels. arrested this morning. They
caused him to be held in $500 ball for court
by Magistrate Boyle In the 61st and Thomp-
son streets station Larceny of church
funds is the technical charge against the
Rev. Mr.. Samuels
1t is based on his startling innovation OF
making the church collections in nerson
armed with club. The club he kept be-
side him during his sermons. and he was
arrested yesterday after a stormy meeting
in which he is alleged to have threatened
70 brain several malcontents, who demanded
his resignation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-12
INTERNATIONAL CHESS TOURNEY
Only Fourteen Players Now Left in the
Contest

OSTEND, Belgium, June 12-when the
competitors in the international chess tour
nament assembled at the Kursaal today in
readiness to begin the first round the an
nouncement was made that Won Bardeleben
OF Berlin had withdrawn. leaving but four
teen players in the contest The pairing
Tor the first round today Is as follows:
Biaekburne VS.. Taubenhaus Janowsky
vs., vs., Maroczy, Marco VS.. Wolf. Burn VS..
TeichInafn. Tarrassch VS. Schlechfer Mar-
apin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-12
Ocean Steamer Reported.

NEW YORK, June 12.-Steamer Rotter-
dam, from Rotterdam. reported by wire-
less telegraph fifteen miles east Of the
Nantucket lightship at $50 am. today.
The steamer will probably dock about i
O'Clock tomorrow morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-12
THE STRIKE AT SAGINAW
Street Cars Run Today Under Police
Guard.

SAGINAW, Mich, June 12.-Street cars
are being run today both in this city and
Bay City under police protection. There
was no resumption of violence during the
morning In either city. Tonight the street
railway company will, for the first time
since the Strike began, run cars after night
fall
In Bay City practically all the police force
is guarding the cars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-12
Glass Plant Burned.

kOKOMo, Ind. June 1.-THE Jenkins
glass factory, which is the local plant of
the National Flint Glass Company. was de-
stroyed by fire today. Loss $i25, 600. The
plant will be rebuilt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-12
NO SHOW FOR coRDovA.
Court Dismissed Motion for Writ Of
Error in His Case.

TRENTON, N. j., June 12.-Justices
Dixon and swayze today, on motion of
Prosecutor Berdine OF Middlesex county.
formally dismissed the writ of error which
was applied for by counsel for Rev. J.
Frank Cordova of South River, immediate
ly upon his conviction for the abandonment
OF his wife.
Cordova Is the minister who eloped with
Miss Julia Bovine He is now serving four
years in the state prison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-12
Russian Bourse Prices STRONG.

ST. PETERSBURG, June 12-Prices on
the bourse today were strong and trading
was active on the peace prospects. I'M
periel fours rose q full point
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wAYLA1D AND MURDERED.

Pennsylvania Killed at Lonely Spot
on Road-No Clues
Special Dispatch to The Star.
WILKESBARRE. Pa. June 12.--Michael
Dolan of Simpson was waylaid and mur-
dered during the night at lonely spot
along the road near Duryea, his head being
battered in with clubs.
There is no clue other than the knowl-
edge that three men threatened him sew
eral days ago, ami said they would make
him pay for something he had done to them
The police are now looking for them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-12
LATEST STRIKE PHASE
BLACKMAILING PLOTS
AGAINST CHICAGO HOUSES.

CHICAGO, June 12.-Members Of the
June grand jury, which convened today and
who will investigate the teamsters' strike,
were prepared by States Attorney Healy
and Assistant States Attorney Fake to lis
ten to a sensational expose concerning the
actions of several labor leaders.
It fs reported that the investigators work
ing under the direction of Mr.. Fake and
police inspector have gathered evidence or
blackmailing plots against business houses,
evidence of efforts to curb competition and
O alleged damaging admissions made by
the labor leaders.
Team Owners Convention.
CHICAGO, June 1.-THE third annual
convention Of the team owners OF Amer
lea began here today. Mayor Edward r.
Dunno gave the address of welcome. Re-
ferring to the teamsters' strike, he said:
mo doubt a great many of you gentlemen
have read that the streets of our city are
running with blood, and that riot and tur-
moil are in complete control. Let me as
sure you, however, that your hVes ana
property are perfectly safe.
"In the streets you may see wagon
with a sign on ii or a policeman rising on
the seat, but that Is not sign or riotlne
or trouble; they are there to insure peace
and to protect property which has per-
feet right on the streets; and, gentlemen
LET me assure you that as long as I am
mayor of Chicago peace Will be preserved
to the very last limit OF our resources, and
when those fail we will call upon powers
within our limits but at the present time
there is no necessity to call upon those
powers"
Hearing reports of various committees
occupied much Of today's session Of the
convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-12
The Sunday Star
Continues to Lead
in Circulation.

The Sunday Star has much
larger bona fide paid circula-
ton In the District of Column
bia than any other Sunday
paper, and. 1t Ii believed, more
than double the circulation OF
one Of its Sunday contempo-
raries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-12
The Sunday Star
Continues to Gain in
Classified Advertising.

There were over 20 columns
of classified advertisements In
yesterdays Star, a consider
able gain over the Sunday be-
fore. This is several hundred
more classified advertisements
than In either of the other
local Sunday papers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-12
Weather.

Fair and slightly cool
er tonight. Fair tomor-
row. Light southwest to
northwest winds.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-26
A Political lmbeciIe,

Representative Williams of Missis-
s:ppi tells of an old gentleman who
was called upon to prove the insanity
of young man who was on trial for
assault with intent to kill.
Mr. Woods, for that was his namt
Wo0ds--swore he had nc
doubt the prisoner was an insane man
"What reason have you for this
Eelef?' asked the prosecuting attor
ney.
"Mighty good reasons, sir answer
Ell Mr.. Woods.
''You may think So but please state
hem to the court and the jury"
"Well, colonel, bless yer life, Pvc
hnowed Jimmy alters, and he's a,ler5
zen er Dimercrat, an when the Dem
ercratic party put UP their man last
all Jimfy didn't vote fer him. l al
lers think that man which is a
)imercrat that don't stick to his par
hain't in his right mind
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-26
Catarrh Canno 'e Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as
they cannot reach the seat of the dis
ease. Catarrh is a blood or constitu-
tional disease. and in order to cure 1t
you must tal:e internal remedies.
Halls Catar"h Cure is taken internal
ly, and acts directly on the blood and
mucuous surfaces. Halls Catarrh
Cure is rot quacll medicine. 1t was
prescribed by one of the 3est physi-
clans in this country for years and is
a regular prescription. 1t is COM
posed of the best tonics known, COM
hined with the best blood purifiers,
acting directly on the mucous sur
faces. The perfect combination Of
the two ingredients is what produces
such wonderful results in curing Ca
tarrh. Send for testimonials free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props, Tole-
do, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, price 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-26
CHAPTER NNII.


i s~cN RULY are you a ri-lt proper
4 fool for Il ln;}n merry in
FFs.=s,:5t=sss FSsr.55s% adVersiiN is as wise as
GGssxx..aassJ Master Rabelais Many the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-26

CHAPTER l-PrInceSs Louise O.
France is 10 we'd the Duke OF Fried
wald, a stranger 70 the French court.
in order to cement the friendship OF
Kins Francis ami the Emppros
Charles V. The dukes jester comes
to court to amuse the princess =anG
is challenged by Tf5bealee. he kings
foo
II--Ffaneis condemns the Duh
jes5er to death by the santeoc3 Of
.tTribouIet who IS Jealous. then scares
hin with a warning
III-The stranger beffiended b.
Jacqueline, a female jester in the suit
Of tie princess. He tells the princess
CT the duke and his love fer her. H.
seems high born and she appoint
meeting with linn III the 4arden
N-Jester IS much with primo
Jacqueline thinks he loves Louise.
Tic duke is coming 10 court ahead
OF The appointed tiue.
E-The jester and tue princess roll
together a love romance IN 1he 2ar-
den. y tender seeno interrupted b.,
the sudden arrival Of Jacqueline
EI-The duke arrives at ecuft. lie
fears for his reception by the princess.
Francis tells him TO be bold.
X-lI-The jester breaks his glass
when the duke pledges The princess.
TribouIet openly accuses hin. OF 10y
jng Louise. The company drive
Triboulet from the banquet hall
yIIl-The duke an imposter. He
i, Louis of Pfalz-Crfold, free barort
Of Hochfels, and holds the passes be-
taen the territory of Francis and the
real duke. He has intercepted letters
tetween the duke and the princess
The Jester defes him.
IN and N-Thc Jester escapes. At.
facked on the road by a scamp stH-
dent, he defeats his assaiIant and
iaakes friend of him tided by
Nanette, the Students wife. the jester
eets horse and monks gown, bnt is
seized by troopers belonging tc the
false duke and taken back 10 court.
NJ and NII-The jester sends Gail
iette. che Of the kings fools. 10 warn
Fhe emperor of the imposture and
prevent the marriage In tuurna-
r71enf one If thC 1rttendtr'S men at
lacks the jester. but is himself wound
I'd Jacqueline Witnesses this combat.
XIII and NIN-Thc jester de
ncrnces the impostor TO Louise and
is discovered by the king and free
baron avowing love 10 the princess
The impostor learns OF Caillette's mis-
sion and haStenS the wedding. The
Jester in dungeon cell.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-26
CHAPTER XVI (Continued.)

He remained silent, thinking that If
tile mission to the emperor miscarried
his own position might. indeed be past
amending If the exposure of the free
baron were long delayed. the fools as
surance. in his own ultimate release
might prove but vain expectation. IN
Paris the trial would doubtless not be
Yrotractcd. From the swift tribunal
to the slow fire constituted no compli-
Gated legal process. and appeal there
was none. save to the king. from whom
might he expected little mercy, less
justice.
Escape" the Jester answered. dwell
ing on these matters. But how
by leaving This prison, she answer
ed lowering her voice.
He glanced significantly at the walls.
the windows and The door, beyond
which could be heard the tread of the
taller and the clanking Of the KEYS
hanging from his @irdle.
Il would have done that long since,
Jacuueline. if | had had my will he
replied.
-tlt on SlltllS ehitNSi " que l'l''
it." She remarked doubttully, scanning
the thin face before her,
Your words shall make me SO, he
retorted. And. looking into his glitter
ing eyes. she almost believed him.
Not today. but tomurrow.' the girl
added thoughtfulIy "Perhaps then
Il shall be ready" he broke in i'm
I n.
Not drink this wine | have brought.
hut give it to the turnkey in the morn
ing. Invite him to share it. but take
none yourself, feigning sudden illness.
lie will not refuse. being always sharp
set for a cup. Although he drinks
many tankards and pitchers every day.
vet will this small bottle make him
drowsy. You will leave while he is
sleeping.
''In the daylight. mistroSS:" he asked
eagerly "Nhy not wait
No she said decisivoly. there is
no other way. This turnkey is only a
day watchman II is dangerous, but
the best plan that suggests itself |
know many uutrequentcd corridors
and passages through the old part Of
Tie castle the king has not rebuilt and
road at the back How little used that
runs through the wood and thfcket
down the hill 1t is desperate chance.
but
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-26

Size started ;-aa .af ,'Gu4N trJM
ana - 5GzG l.=.= 5.o# IT
lie >;Hpoh his be;ot In fGr g9afo~1
| woH}d hy}y. siam GtW. tut now H is
no5 i.e, b8t Mia. .aI helpless And
N,i what is ~t.,a IL >3t'> Lie worth.
Noj5.h-: e}o1Htd.u4 Farewell. sweet
,e>tge,s I=m~l ru>t II ot.tef Heaus,
lua tIalnh l,lu.
Tic ou.~trvuu,u htnd III" Sgr.upd
nj II see. h.:f a.if+.I HE taa5=et tae
'rt yet more l44H41eurlN with hcr
jo5t. ;,~ WIS her fa~H,14 when ali-crv,L
ie,e VIE He i,rj~oi,. ,i.,lr aI,en aud The
captive, =cIaat"frd et confinement. at
me clumiuain2 p1jul curiuriuG rea
~uns VIII! he Siouii Hot tfre. II have
@1ne has far. "a have eliminated thr
.lileI stiId tit"a t. draw hack. with I'll"
keys Ia hi> hauG tuIA no scene in a
comedy could he aorc eAtr;Nagant
i'he @irI l;tl-aed HefYaa>iy.
What rI3t~l> laeu az she sid
Good Sir Jester, in Offering You lIhor=
Y am serving my y~et' myself, You
understand. s!le feI eaged. Let us
hasten e4. lest in dcfeniug Nolr oWu
purpose You defeat mime
What vii You ANSWER When he
indicating the dragged turnkey &c
eaSes YOU.
Was eyer SJlch peiYersitX. WIS a.
she dei4Hcd to reply hilie4 her LIP.
"iou are somewhat "illf0l rourSt@f
Jae f1eiae a. relolted. with tlGlt
smile which eNa>prrarad her.
Listen, Size ssdd at leH1lh. SLOWLY.
ilnprrSsiyelz .'Nou need have n feaF
for, nIe when y9u 20 I'll yan t}Iat
more danser remains to tue by Your
staying than IA your going: that your
obstinac9 leayos Inc enprot"eted tIat
YOUR compliance would be a haan l.
me. Bl the memory of my mother,
by die truth of this huly book draw
ing little volume paSsioaateIy from
her bosoln Il swear Il What | have
told YOU" Eagerly her eyes met his
searching gaze and he read in their
depths only truth and eandor. Il
have IL quest fo You. Ii concerns MY
life, my happiness. AH have done
for You has been far this end.
Her eyes fell. bit size raised thcm
again quickly. VIII You accept Il
mission from ellie Wla is not prin.
cess =
"Name her not exclaimed the Jest
er sharply. aAd then, recovering him
self, added less b13l.,suely, w hat is
il You want. fi>ttesSS:>'
This * no l.ls Aa} place to tell it. :
she Went oil r.fittlF. seeing by hi., face
that his d94s." Ifstap'r had melted he
fore her appeal @h:G. >9ol. h"fore We
part Nou shall kHaW all what it is |
wish 10 it3l3lS1 i'i Eap' hands.
NTo Be Continnedl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-26

Isa r1tsfle #sFa'. Jonas. what yer
49, Feealy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-26
Eqn6tyBl Pie.

Isiaet rustic eaHns pie in two Hz
e4a5 piece and st f's2 hi4 trisaaal