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The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
CAVALRY WILL
co INTO VALLEY
United States Troops Have
Been Ordered to Take Pos
session of the Yosemite
STATE LOSES CONTROL
Park Commissioners Bow to
Orders to Turn Grounds
Over TO the Government

The commotion that was raised in
military circles by the refusal of the
Yosemite Park Commission to allow
Captain Benson permission to establish
a permanent camp for United States
troops in the valley has been set at
rest
The Secretary of the Interior settled
the question yesterday. He teIegraphed
10 the military authorities here, and
also to the Governor, that the Federal
Government would assume complete
control of the Yosemite Valley. He fur
ther added that the United States
troops had been ordered to take pos
session. This settles the question of ac-
Ceptance on the part Of the Federal
Government
Three troops of the third squadron Of
the Fourth Cavalry, now stationed at
the Preside of Monterey, are preparing
TO go into the valley. They will prob
ably start about the middle of April.
Captain Benson viii go in command.
The transport Thomas sailed away
for Manila promptly at noon yesterday.
She carried the Philippine scouts who
have been at the St. Louis Exposition,
and also the third squadron of the
Eighth Cavalry
The scouts presented a very snappy
appearance as they marched up the
dock and fled on board the big white
transport. Their band played a selec-
ton Of lively airs while the troops were
boarding the ship. AS the vessel pulled
out into the stream the band struck up
'Ciood-by. Little Girl, Good-by." AS
the ship pointed her nose to the Golden
Gate the band played America" which
was received with great enthusiasm by
the troops on board the vessel and
cheering from the big crowd on the
dock.
Lieutenant Crispulo Patajo, q. S. A,
? native Filipino, who is one OF the Of
ficers in command Of the scouts, said
that he and his brother FiIipinos were
very sorry to leave America. They
liked the country and they had been
royalty treated here. When asked if he
, didn't feel homesick for the Philip
pines. he replied. No, 1 rather feel
homesick for the United States
General Francis Moore. department
commander, accompanied by his aid,
Lieutenant c. f Cox. inspected the
transport early in the morning.
Captain James Candy, paymaster, U.
6. A. paid an early visit to the Thomas
and with a big bag of gold paid off the
officers who were sailing on the ship.
Lieutenant W. f. Goolsby, Twenty
first Infantry, whose financial troubles
kept him from sailing with his regi-
ment on January 81 for the Philippines,
has evidently squared matters, as he
was e passenger on the Thomas yester-
day
Captain Eugene o. Fechet signal
corps. registered at department head
quarters yesterday. He is at the Occi-
dental.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
The GREATER
CILDEA. Co.
Now Ready for a Brisk
Spring Trade.

The architects and contractors who
have had the work in charge of making
extensive alterations upon the large
building. No. 1923 and 1880 Market
street occupied by Messrs. ]. j. Gildea
Company, clothiers, have just completed
their labors and have turned over to this
progressive firm the handsomest and best
appointed male outfitting emporium on
the Pacific Coast A new patent safety
elevator has been installed, more selling
space has been added to each of their
four mammoth salesrooms, and the ca
pacity of their show windows has been
nearly doubled in size In fact. nothing
has been left undone to make this store
stand in the foremost rank of San Fran
cisco's leading mercantile institutions.
The markets of the world have been
searched to secure for this great store a
stock of sterling up-to-date spring goods
that for size. variety and quality cannot
be excelled. Every dollars worth is all
brand-neW. which makes 1t an utter i'm
possibility for patrons to select only
goods stamped by fashions latest crea-
tion.
establishment are stocked with mems
hats caps furnishing goods and suits
marked at popular and great money-sav-
ing prices. The second floors are day
lighted and solely devoted 10 the sale of
youths. boys and childrens clothes.
The third floors are filled with mems
grade overcoats and top coats, also
f,1Xedos. full dress and semi-dress suits
garments that equal the best ever
turned out by merchant tailors of high
To-day the Gildea Company have an
informal display of their new spring
stocks and have made prices exceedingly
low and attractive as a special induce
ment 10 draw thrifty buyers to their
handsome spring exhibit of meritorious
stocks-that positively stand without a
peer in this State.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
Californians i'm New York.

NEW YORK, March 31.-The fol-
lowing Californians have arrived in
New York:
From San Francisco-Miss A. Hig-
gins, at the New Amsterdam; p. M.
Holbrook ond wife, at the Hotel As
tor; p. Wilson. at the Hotel Imperial;
A. Cohn and P. Cohn, at the Hotel
Cadillac; Miss B. Franklyn, at the
Park Avenue; T. G. Hoy, c. Hoy and
S. K. King, at the Grand Union; I,
S. Lowell, at the Vendome; H. A. Va
zuk, at the Hotel Imperial.
From Los Angeles-E. f. Leeds, al
the Grand Union; j. Cain, at the VOL
colt; L. @. Rathbun. at the Marlbor-
ough.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
PARSIFAL LECTURE

The extraordinary interest evinced by IN
San Francisco pabIic IN the coming Of PAR
SIFAL" has induced the management OF tn
nnIlnca ruo ssPARSIEAI,, IecflIraa hx
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
That Bright Paper.

There are some interesting items about the
Bohemian Club and the California Club In this
week issue Of the s. F. News Letter
Its fTst-page paragraphs are more pointed
Brld rithv than usual.
1,he editorials show much reading and vigor-
Gus rlCuEht-
The -Lo0aer On is brimful Of clever stories
anCtt men and things that have escaped the
efrelltCn Of the dailies.
Great interest Is taken just now in the auto
-m4tie. and the News Letters automobile news
ls. most complete.
It's financial review contains many valuab BE
pointers for Investors In fact, the current is
s1e BE- averioHiRg with splendid reading and
great variety.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
Certifed for Appointmeut.

The civil Service Commission yes
terday certified from the eligible list
the name Of Lawrence Walsh for ap-
pointmeut as disinterment inspector by
the Board Of Health and the names OF
Frank f. Preble, E. r. Faucompre and
William Bausmann for appointment as
Deputy Registrars by the Election
Comm issf0n.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01

KRATZS TRIAL PROCEEDING.-Rapid
progress made yesterday al the trial OF
A A. Kratz. charged with felony embezzfe-
rnent before jury in Judge Dunne's court.
A number of witnesses, debtors of the de-
funct firm OF Donandt-Kratz Company, were
examined 70 amounts paid by them to VIII
liam Kratz prior TO bis absconding, but moth
ing was ELECTED to show defendants connec-
tion with the transactions.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01

MORRIS NOW THE DEFENDANT
ncy T. Dandy. who was arrested recently on
c1mplainr of J. E Morris on a charge of
einhezzlement and acquitted by s. Jury sued
Morris yesterday for $50, 600 damages for false
errest- Danny alleges that Morris got the or
Ger ~ court holding him 70 answer on per-
3lrec testimony and that the whole sffafr
Was the result OF rnaIice
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
Wedding Invitations

And all that is exclusive and best in So
cial engraving for weddings, receptions
and visiting cards. Correspondence pa
pers in exclusive brands. Prices always
reasonable Sanborn, Vail & Co.. TAI
Market street.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
PAKDEX FOR APRIL rs OUT

ARTICLES by all the leading newspaper writers of the world
CARTOONS by the greatest cartoonss
NEWS STORIES on all the great events
MIScELLANIES every topic of human interest
as for
HUMOR every subject under
The first three months record of The Pandex Of the Press
without parallel history magaznne The
reason who magazine
saw the day
goes sale.
THE PANDEx is ON SALE TO-DAY Buy it quick The
demand could not be supplied last month
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01

WANTS LIGHT AND HYDRANTs.-The
University Mound and Bay View Club has
| pettioned the Supervisors to provide nine hy-
drants and nine electric lights at various points
| In the district named.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01

When your liver is inactive. when you
are dun and drowsy by day and restless
et night. take Lashs Bitters.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-25
The Governments Witness
 TeStifying for Mitchell
ION CROSS EXAMINATION
The Senator, Said He, Did not Know That His Monthly Remittance In- ClOded Pay for His Services Before the Government Departments.

Portland, Ore. June 24.-The cross examination of Judge A. H. Tanner. the governments star witness in the trial of United States Senator John H. Mitchell. began today. For several hours Judge Tanner was on the witncs1 stselG 5nd was subjected to close ques- uoning by attorneys for the defense some important testimony on behalf or Senator Mitchell apparently being elicited.
 It was shown by Tanners own svi- dence that Mitchell had warned Tan her not to mix any remuneration for any services the senator might perform in Washington. Tanner said that there
 was no understanding with FredericS Kribs that the money paid by him 70 Tanner was in return for the services of Mitchell and that the latter had no direct knowledge of the sources or his monthly remittances of his share of the earnings of the law firm Of Nit cheI and Tanner. which were forward ed to the senator at Washington
 Tanner said under cross examina- tion that never to his knowledge did Mitchell ever see the check from Kribs to the firm for services rendered Tan ner testified that at the time Of tE- changing of the original contract os 1897 which occurred in 1901. Mitcneii was deeply involved in official business and that he was shortly after taken with severe illness Tanner said fur ther that he knew personally Of no ser vices rendered by Mitchell before the departments at Washington in regard to the Kribs claims that Mitchell la I not performed for hundreds of other claimants without pay. So far as he ! was aware Mitchell might have for warded his CTanner's) letters in re- gard to claims to the general office and returned the information in the replies to him. aAi !
Arizona republican., 1905-06-25
THE SHERIFF'S OPINION
That Governor Folks Instructions
 Cannot Be Carried Out.

St. Louis, June 24.-The express di rections of Governor Folk that the Del mar race track be raided today and all alleged violators of the anti betting law be taken into custody were not car Tied out beyond the arrest of eight persons. quietly made by two deputies and tonight Sheriff John Herpel of St. Louis county, issued a statement to the effect that he was opposed to the raid and that troops would not be sent un- til he requested them and furthermore he 6oes not believe that they are neces- sary for the handling of the situation.
 When asked tonight why he did not make the raid today on Delmar track in compliance with Governor Folks instructions Sheriff HerpeI said he did not believe in raids and intimated that if troops were sent into the county they might be shot down.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-25
NO PRESENT FIGHTING.
But Poland Will Always Remember
 the Slaughter of Thursday.

Lodz, June 24.-SinCe the arrival of endorsements this morning actual fighting has stopped, bul the outbreak is by no means queIled and fresh col Iisions are. expected momentarily. The city resembles a sha-nbles, and the terrible scenes of the last two days will never be wiped from the memory of the Polish people. Altogether ten regiments are encamped in LOdz. The fighting spirit of the people is fully aroused. They have tasted blood and want more. Certainly the revolution ary spirit is abroad, and it remains to be seen whether military measures will have the same effect as pre- viousIy.
 Today at Baluyti. a suburb of Lodz, four Cossacl1s were killed and sixteen others were wounded by a bomb which was thrown into their barracks. Twen- ty-three Of their horses were killed. Occasional vOlleys are still fired by the police or gendarmes in response to shots from houses. Soldiers are show ing what appears to be wantOn cruel ty. Late this afternoon they shot and killed two women, a mother and her daughter.
 The funerals of the victims of the shooting of Thursday and Friday took
Arizona republican., 1905-06-25
Deeper Crimson Than Pet
 erSburg'S Awful Sunday
THE LODE MASSACRE
The Dead Now Number Far More Than a Hundred-The Rising Put Down for the HO ment But the Rev. OIutionary Spirit Is Spreading.

Lodz. Russian Poland, June 24.- The casualties up to noon today add ed eighteen to yesterdays appalling total, when 13O were killed outright. Forty-one died in the hospitals during the night. All the hospitals are fill- ed to overhowing and many are lying on the floors. Three hundred and twenty wounded were not admitted at all. Estimates place the total casual ties as high as 2.00O.
 The rioters this morning attempted to fire the government offices but were scattered by a strong force of troops. Shops and factories are clos ed. Business is dead locked. Tester days bloodshed surpasses the horrors of the red Sunday at St. PetersE urg. First. bombs were thrown into the barracks, killing or injuring many sol diers. Their comrades charged the crowds wherever they appeared, shoot ing them down ruthlessly. WorEmen docked to the streets, some armed with revolvers; other mounted roofs and dashed vitriol upon the Cossacks maddening the latter. The infuriated fighting lasted all day and all night and continues today. Regiments oi dragons and infantry are ordered hither from Warsaw.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-25
sHEEPSHEAD RACES.
The Advance Stakes Won by the Win
 Ter of Two Derbys.

New York, June 24.-Captain $. s. Browns Agile, a three year old colt by Sir Dixon Alp ma and winner of two derbys today added another stake to his already long list by cap turing the s15OOO advance stakes, dis tance one mile and three eighths, at Sheepshead Bay, in 2:2O 1-5. August Belmonts great mare Beldame, win ner of the suburban, was second. and Graziallo, an added starter, third.
 Of the original five entries Dolly Spanker. Gamara and Emigrane were withdrawn and the Columbia stable added GrazalliO. Agile. ridden hard by Martin, came under the wire a bare neck ahead of the mare. Beldame was three lengths before Grazallio. Smather's Security won the S2O,000 great trial stake by a head, and also scored Jockey Dominick's first vic tory in the east.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-25

opinion in Japan. So far as an ar mistice is concerned, these negotia- tions must necessarily be postponed until the plcnipotentiaries have been announced.
 The visit of the French ambassador to the White House yesterday and his presence there again tonight at dinner leads to the belief in official circles that the assistance Of France will be at the command of the president in expediting tho negotiations in every way possible, but there is no official confirmation that this assistance has been sought.
 In view of the fact that the negotia tions thus far have. for the most part, been directly with the emperor, Count Lamsdorff having beeH consulted about the details rather than the principles. the members of the Giplo- matic corps are at a loss to under stand why the illness of the minister of foreign affairs should block the se-
 lection of the plenipotentiaries Flu ropean ambassadors and ministers at
 St. Petersburg, as Q. result of feel
 ing of anxiety iu Washington tonight
 are being put on the lookout for de- velopments there that may explain the delay.
 A european alnDaSSdOOI lOliBllI said: "I believe that the announcing of the Russian plenipotentiaries is only a question of time. and we must have patience. The feeling of anxiety which has been aroused within the i last twenty-for hours is due to the confidence with which the public has
 awaited for more than a week the announcement of the pleniDotentiaries | The Knowledge that Japan is prepared | to make public her mission when i Russia announces hers, shows that the i hitch is in St. PeiGrsbuTg. J am hope 1 ful, however. that the atmosphere may ! be cleared within the next few days i by the announcement of the names ot l the Russian envoys. If a longer de- | lay occurs. too, must share in the apprehension"
 Count Cassini today told the presi-
 dent that he expected to leave some ] time about July II.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-25
Things Come to a Stand
 still in St. Petersburg
LAMSOORFF'S SICK BED
Held Out to Be the Obstacle - Japan
 and the Nations Suspicious-AD Dis position to Believe That There'n Be
 no Armistice Till NegOtians Begin.

Washington, June 24.-Peace nego- tiations between Russia and Japan have come to a dead halt on account of the illness of Count LaIasdorff, the Russian minister of foreign affairs. It is explained officially that nothing in the form of a hitch has occurred, but that negotiations merely have been suspended temporarily.
 It is learned that up to this time sug- gestions for an armistice have not been received with absolute favor by either Russia or Japan. Quite naturally. each government is seeking an advantage over the other in the diplomatic spar ring that is now going on and among those in touch with the situation it is regarded as unlikely that definite ar judgements for an armistice will be concluded-even if they should be con cluded at all before the formal meet ing of the pleniPotentiaries of the two powers.
 As heretofore noted, there is serious apprehension that unless a temporary suspension of hostilities be arranged a great battle may be precipitated, the result of which might wreck complete ly the pending of peace negotiations It was expected confidently that an announcement or the nSIiCS O1 lAACF Gli- voys of the two powers to the Wash ington conference could be made by the end of this week, but as matter of fact the negotiations have not pro- gressed in the least since Tuesday That both Russia and Japan have decided upon their representatives at the con- terence is quite certain, but each gov ernment. for reasons of its' own, de- cIines to make a formal announcement of them.
 It seems scarcely probable at this moment, that President Roosevelt will be in a position to authorize a further official statement of the status of pend- ing negotiations before he goes to Oys- ter Bay for the summer.
 While both Russia and Japan have indicated that they may be ready to open the conference about the first of August the belief in well informed quarters now is that the converting ot the plenipotentiaries is likely to be de- layed and that they may not get to- gether until the middle Of the latter part of August.
 In diplomatic circles Russia's delay in announcing her peace plenipotenti- aries has aroused a feeling of appIe- hension. There is no lask of confidence on the part of the president in Rus sia's sincerity, but this delay in tie preliminary negotiations may have an exceedingly bad effect upon public
Arizona republican., 1905-06-25
CHICKASAW WARRANTS
A Governor and U. s. Marshal Among
 the Indicted.

Ardmore, I. T., June 24.-The special grand jury which has been investigat- ing the alleged frauds in the Chicka- saw warrants, tonight filed four sep arate indictments for conspiracy, as follows: Conspiracy to defraud the Chickasaw Nation; conspiracy to pre- sent false claims against the United States; conspiracy to defraud the Commercial National Bank of Kansas City, Kansas; conspiracy to defraud the First Bank of Joplin, Mo.
 For conspiracy to defraud the Chick asaw Nation, Governor D. H. John ston, ex-Governor Palmer s. MOsley, Geo. Mansfield, J. F. McMurray and Melvin Cornish are made joint de- fendants; for conspiracy to present false claims against the United States, the defendants are w. T. Ward, Unit ed States Marshal B. F. Colbert and Kirby Purdom; for conspiracy to de- fraud the Commercial Bank. T. w. Ward, T. A. Feel, s. M. White and F. B. Hinshaw; for conspiracy to de- fraud the Joplin Bank, B. H. Colbert, Kirby Purdom and W. T. Ward.
 In all four indictments the parties charged therein are indicted jointly $. M White and E. B. Hinshaw, two of the defendants, are prominently connected with the Chickasaw Nation schools. Hinshaw is at present sup erintendent of the Bloomfield Semi nary, a school for Chickasaw young ladies, located at Bloomfield and White is superintendent of the Harley Institute. at Tishomingo. Feel, Hin shaw and White were directors of the defunct bank of the Chickasaw Nation through which institution these ille- gal deals are alleged to have been consummated.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-25
THE GOVERNORS oUINIoN.
He Is Inclined to Think that the Sheriff
 is lnsurrectionary.

Jefferson City, Mo, June 24.-Gover- nor Folk entertains no doubt of his power to send state troops into St. Louis county should they in his Opin- ion become necessary to cope with the situation. He would not state tonight whether he intended sending them to St Louis county at once, saying he de- sires to give the local authorities every chance to enforce the law before taking the situation into his own hands.
 Governor Folk did not regard Sheriff HerpeTs statement that the troops might get shot down in St. Louis coun- ty as very menacing to troops, but he said he regarded the language as very insurrectionary in the mouth of sworn officer of the state.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-25

of danger and say that convalescence is proceeding satisfactorily.
 A government bill has been prepar- ed for introduction providing amnesty for those condemned in the high court for the revolutionary plot in 1899. The beneficiary should the bill pass will be Paul de ROulede, former member of the chamber of deputies. who is now in political exile in Spain. The measure is also intended to revoke the penalties arising fl Om recent secret army reports.
 President Loubet visited the Pan theon today, where services to com memorate the death of President Car not were held.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-25
sooKMAKER CAUGHT.
Violators of the Anti Betting Laws of
 Missouri.

St. Louis, June 24.-A deputy sher if of St. Louis county today arrested John Flynn and two of his employees in the betting ring of the. Delmar race track, during the sixth race, on charges of violating the anti-betting law Satchels, blackboards and some money were confiscated to be used as evidence. Immediately afterwards Charles Noel and two of his em- ployes were arrested on similar charg- es and other paraphernalia secured. Flynn is president of the Central Turf association, an organization composed of bookmakers.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-25
GLASSES

In penmanship, typewriting. spelling and all English branches during the Special Summer Course of The Lam son Business College.
 You may begin any time and quit any time. Take a. week or a month and pay for just what you get.
 Now is a good time to take your English course and prepare for the stenographic or business course in the fall or for the teachers examination or college entrance. Sessions from s a. m. to 12 m. Positions guaranteed.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-25
SMILED WHEN SENTENCED.
A Woman Convicted on the Testimony
 ot Her Paramour.

Kansas City, June 24.-Mrs. Aggie Myers, recently found guilty of mur der, today was refused a new trial and sentenced to be hanged on August II. She was convicted with Frank Hottman her paramour. of killing Clarence Myers. her husband, a paint CT, in May, 1904.
 Hoffman testified that she gave her husband a narcotic then slashed his throat with a razor. Hottman es capped on money furnished by Mrs. Myers. She showed practically no emotion. She smiled when sentenced.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-25
A STRIKING PROTEST.

Warsaw, June 24-The social dem Ocratic party of Poland and Lithuania has issued a proclamation calling out the workmen as a protest against the Lodz massacre, and the men in the workshops of Vienna and Warsaw and the Vistula railroads have struck.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-25
STOCKS.

Anal. Copper. SO7s; Sugar. 1367l: Anaconda. 1O41a; N. /. Central, 200; c. & O. 51; St. Paul, 1761s; Big Four, 96: c. & s. 271s; Jst pfd. 571A; 2nd pfd- 36lz; Atchison, S29s; pfd. 1C3A; Erie, 411z: Manhattan. 164; MetropoH- tan. 124; N. P 1001s; \. '. Central. 143H: Penna 43S7s; St. L. & S. F 2nd pfd. CT; $. P. 63%; U. P. 679z; L. $. Steel 30; pfd. 97ss; w. U. 93.