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The San Francisco call., 1905-06-16

the futility of an effort to converse with
Rosario, Reyes had prepared a note for
the young girl. which he tried to hand
to her as they met. The mother prompt
ly. interfered and the daughter, obeying
the commands Of her parent. turned from
her admirer and proceeded on her way.
A second later there was a report, and
with a scream Rosario sank to the
ground, shot through the back Of the
head.
POPULACE INFURIATED.
Crowds from the concert Immediately
surrounded the lifeless body OF the girl.
and learning that she had been murdered
the angered people gave chase to Reyes.
who was trying to escape. The cadet
finally run into a squad Of soldiers, upon
whom the maddened crowd pounced In It's
efforts to capture him and carry out the
popular cry for a lynching- After q hard
struggle the soldiers succeeded In landing
their prisoner in a barracks and then pro-
ceeded to dispense the crowd .
Contrary to the general expectation,
Reyes was not Immediately placed In
prison, and this fact naturally tended to
increase the indignation Of the popula-
ton, which grew so boisterous that the
President was finally forced to heed their
cry for justice. and the cadet was trans
ferred to the prison. Even then the pris-
oner was given unheard Of liberties. and
when the City Of Sydney left the republic
the populace was still protesting against
the treatment shown the young murderer
by the President, who had long been his
friend
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-16
CAPTAINS WHOSE VESSELS
COLLIDED ARE SUSPENDED
Mariners Who Tried Speed of Their
ships Must Pay for Their

PORTLAND, June 15.-This morning
Captains f. W. Spencer and Sid Scam
mon received notice from United States
inspectors Edwards and Fuller that
their licenses as masters of steamboats,
had been suspended for 155 days as a
result Of a collision between the
steamers Charles r. Spencer and DaIles
City during a race at Linton a couple
Of weeks ago.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-16
MIGRANTS CLIMB THROUGH
CHIMNEY TO ESCAPE JAIL
Daring Men Reach Prison Roof Through
FIue Seventy Feet High, but
Are Recaptured.

LOS ANGELES, June 15.-Nat Dewey
and Washington Bedney, two vagrancy
prisoners in the City Jail. this evening
made daring attempt to escape from
Jail by climbing UP through seventy
foot chimney to the top of the jail
building. The men reached the roof,
but were unable to get to the ground.
They were finally observed and recap
tured.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-16
CLERK REMOVED BY MAYOR
TAKES HIS CASE TO COURT
San Diego Official Claims He Is I'm
lawfully Prevented From Per-
forming His Duties

SAN DIEGO, June I5-Harry w.
Vincent, who resigned as City Clerk
last Monday and afterward withdrew
his resignation, to-day applied for d
writ of mandate against ]. t. Butler,
the appointee of Mayor John L. Sehon
Vincent, in his petition, claims that he
is being unlawfully prevented from oc-
cupying his Office and that he was fore
ibly elected therefrom.
The demand WAS refused, as was also
Vincent's request that he be allowed
the use of the City Clerks filing stamp
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-16

We take stock the first week July Naturally would
rather money than merchandise But there
than this holding which this morning.
every successful business where goods sell fast there
accumulation of odds and ends comprising goods Each
sell these broken That's why clearance sales
always goods which have only been the
To facilitate in the work of stock taking dispose of broken lines
and popuze the much credit have
the broken lines and reduced the prices
SO and 90 per
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-16
Re-elect Their Old onzcer..

LOUISVILLE, KY. June 15.-The
United Confederate Veterans to-day re-
elected their old officers, headed by
Lieutenant General s. d. Lee as COM
mander In chief. and chose New Orleans
as the meeting place for 1906
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-16
WITNESS TELLS STARTLING
TALE FROM THE STAND
Hints That Man ON Trial for Murder
Once Tried to Hold up Kern
VILE Stage.

BAKERSFIELD, juno 15.-To-day a
sensation was sprung in the trial Of
Newt Walker, who is charged with the
murder of James Burton and Dave
Bagsby in a street. duel at Havilah-
Carl Pascoe. a resident of the rpoun-
tains, was on the stand to-day and
gave vivid description of the holdup
of the Kernville stage last March and
limited that Walker was the bandit.
Judge Mahon refused to allow the
testimony to- go before the jury.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-16

The Westman Island, south of Ice
land, has a population of 500 souls.
They live almost entirely on fish. Even
the few animals are chiefly fed on fish
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-16
Stock Taking Sale Gs': GsAs; erssg S'1ss sssuess sss

The goods comprise clothing. hats and furnishings for
and boys Only of the items mentioned-evey
partment however, abounds in values
The sale will be held in both and will last
weeks The first will, of get the of the
70 choose from
NOTE: reductions unusually geaos
unbelievable Nevertheless, genuine The
exactly stated Though this sae will be refunded desired
Extra statesmen have been proclred-every will be waited
upon quickly.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-16

The duty of our lives is to grow men,
tally as VIC grow IN years
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-03-04
NOTES AND COMMENTS.

A Chicago man who says he never
earned more than 81 a week has raised
nineteen children. whom he now &C.
cuses of iugratitude. relates the
Washington Post. Divide So by 10.
after paying the rent and the grocer's
bills. and there does not seem to
have been enough left to inspire
much gratitude
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-03-04

Never threaten to kiss a pretty girl.
Get busy.
You need not be Il shadow because
you are not sun.
a green Christmas may make a fat
graveyard, bnt a green doctor Is u
surcr hand ut the business.
Many young man doesn't propose
for the reason that he is afraid tie
girl will say yes"
Mormonism does no: seem to be one
of the things that improves on close
acquaintance.
II Is perfectly natural that there
should he general kick about the rise
| In the price of shoes.
~eA
King Leopold of Belgium has been
acting recently as II he considered him.
self old enough to begin to be good.
\ Fronchman who had fought 20
durls died the other day from natural
causes. Is 1t necessary to add that
they were French ducls?
~6A
"A. l,ats q.
English squire AMI move over to Ire.
land. Poor old Ireland! VIII its trOu.
bles never cease?
~SA
| The Paris doctor who has discovered
that kissing promotes digestion needn't
expect any rake-off from the pill.mak.
crs after this.
| The worlds annual output of dla.
monds Is estimated at S3j.WH,.VO. AMI
the stngy old earth yields them up
with extreme reluctance.
~6A
II was owing 10 the dense fog. prob
ably, that the lSsessOrs were able 10
lind only eight milliOnalrcs In New
York city.
\ baby rs months old has beer
found In New York earning ~ cents Il
day This may he considered the limi,
Of swcatshop degradation.
\ great great. granddaughter Ol
Miles Standish died the other day II
brooklyn, but millions of the descend
ants Of John ana Priscilla survive.
The census shows that there are -,
1Si.3lS students ut school In the United
States. Yet there are people who don
know enough to come in when it rains
| 1t Is found that Mrs. Chadwick's rs
sets amount to about SlOnOOO. Fool
ish woman. Think OF the fun sh,
might have had with that mucl
money.
An Arkansas matrOn who has los
track OF her husband offers u rewar,
of $50 for his return to her, dead o
alive She must want to make Il few
broken remarks to him.
~6A
The world is not sd bad as 1t seems
For every criminal whose deeds ar
recorded in the public prints there ar
a thousand law-abiding men and WON
Ell Of whom we do not hear.
~6
4 French scientist announces tina
no woman who gosslps can hope I
live to 4 great age. He's mistaken
II he had ever experienced any of tn
pleasure OF village life he would knO,
that gossips never die.
4 California helress of forty hN
married bell boy OF twenty-five. Z
course 1t is great scandal. but II the
ages and positions had been reverse
it would only have been Il happy n
nance.
~a
, \ Minnesota congregation has aske
its pastor to resign because he owl
II fast horse, while New York clerg.
man has had trouble with his foe
: for riding to church in an AUTOMOBILE
= Clerical brother, where do you q,
! off!
Georgia makes an interesting cOntr
button to the solution of the child l,
Dor question. \ recent amendment
Q its statutes provides that ''all person
: who are able to work and who do NJ
D work, but hire out their minor childre
Q ana live upon their wages, shall /
D deemed and considered Migrants
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-03-04

The conditions produced by lax di
vorce laws are bad enough. but the
encouragement of marriage by fanat.
ical legislation would have results in
calculably worse. thinks the New
York Evening Sun. l. is all very
well to say that amending the divorce
laws is beginning AT the wrong end
that there will be fewer divorces II
safeguards are thrown round the
marriage relation at it's inception.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-03-04
Stockholders Meeting.

The annual meeting Of the stockholdcls
Of the Chicago Newspaper Union will he
held at the office Of the Company No, ~
south jefferson street, Chicago, ILL.,, AZ .::bD
p. m, on the llth day II April, 1893, for
The purpos" ~ clecting a Board Of Dlrcctois
for The ensuing year.
GEO. A. STRONG, Secretary,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-03-04

Above all. don't treat the grip as a
Joke.
II Is better to do one thing well than
a lot of things badly.
\ man Is always willing to admit
that he married the best woman on
earth-on the day of his marriage.
~A
It Is almost as diiiicult to get n small
boy to bed at night rs it Is TO get him
up the next morning.
40
There are 5000 living authors In
this country. but you wouldn't know 1t
from the number of live books.
There are men who finally consent
TO go To work when they can't make Il
living In any other way.
Cupid Is sorry leader: after lead
ing people into trouble he leaves them
to fight 1t out themselves.
%SA
Men who have no religion outside of
their creed may find they have no
heaven outside of their imagination.
The suggestion that the growth OF
New York's 400 to 500 Is due to nat
ural increase will be secuted rs alb.
surd.
On the whole II would seem the
Japs are getting on pretty well. con
sidcring Richard Harding Davis Is
mad at them.
| \ Kentucky mOuntaineer has traded
his wife for an accordion, and he does
not know which man got the worst OF
the bargain.
~6A
| 4 Wisconsin dog, by stepping on the
trigger of gun, shot boy. Keep
the guns away from the dogs rs well
rs from the children.
~S
The profits of the packing houses are
less than those of any other business
This Is not mere guess work. \ Chi
cago packer says so himself.
And It might he still more discour
aging to the practice of wlfebeatinl
to punish offenders by giving them no,
oil baths.
\ Pittsburg preacher has offered
1900 for the best novel on interna
tiOnal peace lie Is wise In limiting
the entries to works of fiction.
4 man in Arkansas has an alligator
farm, and matches out the young ga
tors in IN incubator. Some new wa!
OF making living turns up every day
The president of the Standard OF
trust announces that he weighs ~,
pounds and is in the best OF health
This Is not much Of Il tribute to ldi
Tarbell.
Secretary Taft says there are many
business opportunities for American,
In the Philippines. The undertaken.
business ought to be good In the Moro
country.
Every few days the insurance rat
on the life of the Car goes up Il few
/ pegs. The Insurance companies mus
have formed conspiracy to give hin
} nervous prostration.
There Is a great deal of contrOvers
, over the best way to dig the canal. W
, see no trouble with the simple plan o
, throwing the earth to one side ana lei
, ting the water in.
~
In this country ii Is the unwiitte
law that no President shall have nor
than two terms. In Mexico II Is tn
unwrltten law that one President
to have all the terms AS long as h
, lasts.
a ~
i: Nine Schnmann-Heinkh has renOun
5 cd her allegiance to the German eli
g peror ana become an American.
v William Waldorf Aston hears about
e he will think the lady must be III
e balanced mentally.
a %9
, If some of these scientists who M
4 trying to create life by mixing chem
I Gals would turn in and discover how
a switch cold waves back toward til
y north they might reasonably expect
. have Odes written about them whe
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-03-04

In the pretypewriter age--looked
back To now by many as the golden
age--men did no more than carry
half the burden declares the New
York Post. The actual proportion
of women then hard AZ work was
larger than 1t Is today. For. singular
" enough. the very conditions which
added one class Of women To the
ranks of wage.earners. created a
class of women who do practically
nothing at all that could be called
labor.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-03-04

If some of these scientists who are
trying to create life by mixing cheml-
Gals would turn in and discover how to
switch cold waves back toward the
north they might reasonably expect to
have odes written about them when
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-03-04
Work Of the National Legislature
Boiled Down for the Perusal
Of Eagle Readers.
Important Legislation that Is Planned and
Other Work Of the Solons at
Washington.

The senate passed three appropriation
hills "Wednesday. tn. p"st"iii"s carrying
.j2';.Si3 the pension Sl3S.NWWN.
aud the river aud harhnr 'S.:iW.S!n Tin
Guiding immediate appropriations and
continuing cuntrarts. Conference ~.
ports were agreed 4" "n the military
academy nn1 agricultural appropriation
bills. The Philippine import tariff hill
was passed. ani the Indian appropriation
bill sent to- conference. The hill for the
government of Hawaii relative I" the
election aud appointment, Of local OH,
Gers was passed. IN executive session
the ninrna innal sanitary treaty was
catihed. n. also was one for the repres-
sion of trad" in white women. Senator
DoIliv,r Introduced n resolution for q
Joint commission to investigate railroad
rates. \ message was received from the
President urging the adoption of pending
legislation tn prevent the spread of con-
tagiutis Diseases Of animals from one
State To- another and to- foreign coiiu.
tries. At the Might session the sundry
civil hill was considered As reported
from the Senate appropriations commit.
toe il carries S'iI .iT:,.:nyO. an iucrsas" of
81 iSiiIu over ~" amount voted by
tho House. The ppstniiicr appropriation
hill. passed with amendments earlier in
the day. was sent to conference. The
House agreed (" the conference reports
on ihe hlnl"hHtl' ana consular DISTRICT
of Columbia and military academy appro'
priation bills. which passed these meas.
nres. The Indian aud rosto'lice appro.
priati"u bills w"r" sent I" conference,
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pasS'hg us "'''>"r'> Nv s'n'r"' ne
n'!'h'F h'l' WIS Ph>H'" NJ ,hp nhsnt scs'
sion " cnrrl'S ,"lnI oI N,'''--f'o'''
In the National Capital.
The prcsidcu, has sent to IA. Sepat.
rho uomiuution Of GEORGE T.. Anderson,
OF Illinois tn he consul nj Annoy. China,
Sir chen Tung l.ang thcng. the Chi.
uese minister. has received a cnblegram
from his government stating that absO
lutte peace prevails in China aud that
there Is no s's" VI nu NV. "I''"''on
| President "1'Se -, n''."s !" give
Gen. ih"'""s -. " ~ 'nSu'n u
te""ra' "p'," .,,,... "'' Wv
postmnst"rsn'P VI ""'">''ne Ut 'ht
Internal revenue '"'1''S"'P VI 'he sec
'''
The fr"s'a'n' h"N "pp''".r" So'' w
X. Nelson ""','r v. Wv, N""H"s ~
Star. ~ n m'mo"r "' III" p"ard OF WIS.,!
ora To the navh' a'""en's W HhhaP"'i'
for the present year,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-03-04

Nine. Schnmann-Heink has renounc'
cd her allegiance to the German en-
pcror ana become an American. II
William Waldorf Aston hears about 1t
he will think the lady must be UNI
balanced mentally.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-03-04

In this country 1t Is the unwritten
law that no President shall have more
than two terms. In Mexico 1t Is the
unwritten law that one President Is
to have all the terms AS long as he
lasts.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-03-04
~

Georgia makes an interesting contrl-
button to the solution of the child la
Dor question. 4 recent amendment to
its statutes provides that "all persons
who are able to work ana who do not
work. but hire out their minor children
and live upon their wages, shall be
deemed and considered Migrants"
That seems to cover part OF the
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-03-04

There Is a great deal of controversy
over the best way to dig the canal. We
see no trouble with the simple plan OF
throwing the earth to one side ana let
ting the water in.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-03-04

Every few days the insurance rate
on the life of the Car goes up few
pegs. The Insurance companies must
have formed a conspiracy to give him
nervous prostratiOn.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-03-04
~

4 French scientist announces that
no woman who g0ssips can hope TO
live TO great age. He's mistaken
IL he had ever experienced any of the
pleasures OF village life he would know
that gossips never die.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-03-04

\ Minnesota congregation has asked
its pastor to resign because he owns
II fast horse, while New York clergy
man has had trouble with his flock
for riding to church in an automobile.
Clerical brother, where do you get
off!
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-03-04

Secretary Taft says there are many
business opportunities for Americans
In the Philippines. The undertaking
business ought to be good in the Moro
country,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-03-04

The world is not 50 bad rs II seems
For every criminal whose deeds are
recorded in the public prints there are
a thousand law-abiding men ana wOm-
en- of whom we do not hear.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-03-04

The president Of the Standard Oil
trust announces that he weighs 2W
pounds ana is in the best Of health.
This Is not much Of tribute to Ida
Turbell.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-03-04

An Arkansas matron who has lost
track of her husband offers Il reward
alive" She must want to make Il few
broken remarks to him.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-03-04
Il1ElAA

4 man in Arkansas has an alligator
farm, and matches out the young ga
tors in an incubator. Some new way
OF making living turns up every day.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-03-04

\ Pittsburg preacher has offered
$1,000 for the best novel on interna
tional peace. lie Is wise In limiting
the entries to works of fiction.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-03-04

II Is found that Mrs. Chadwick's as
sets amount to about SlOO,OtO. Fool.
ish woman. Think OF the fun she
might have had with that much
money.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-04-22
EASTER TIDE
Life From Seeming Death Its
Beautiful Lesson

Tomorrow the Christian world will cell
ebrate Easter, the resurrection of Christ
broadly interpreted the resurrection Of
nature. 1t is beautiful custom, borrow
ed, as many of our Christian festivals
are, from pagan sources, and it's recur-
renee year by year marks the bursting
of bud and blossom and the renewal Of
life In all out OF doors. For weeks the
sap has been rising in the veins of trees
and the soft haze of new leaves and
feathery blossoms make the landscape
beautiful even in sun-kissed Nevada. 10
the thoughtful minded this perennial
awakening of nature from seeming death
typifies the change from life to more life,
which we call the Dark River and the
Shadow, because we cannot see beyond
it. The resurrection of tree and flower
that each spring takes place before our
eyes should teach US that life for u.s.
too, is a series of changes-oI steps
toward perfection. What we call death
is but period of rest preparatory to
more vigorous unfolding of our natures
in their effort to show forth perfect
beauty and perfect love-the end ana aim
of all that is.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-04-22
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.

Fred Panow was accidentally shot
through the hand yesterday while team
ing between jackson Greek mountain and
Humboldt, this county for copper
company of which NJ A. Lay, formerly
of Golconda, is a member
Mr.. Penow, ike other teamsters pass
ing through wild and desoated coun.
try, carried six-shooter and had 1t I'm
his overcoat pocket Stopping fer a rest
he took the overeoat off. throwing II q
the ground, when the gun went OFF, the
bullet passing through the hand, between
the third and fourth fingers coming out
near the thumb, He was sent TO the
County Hospital last evening and this
morning was reported as doing well. Tha
accident occurred yesterday morning at
about o'clock
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-04-22
A SWIFT RUN.

Edward Rowse, an engineer on the
Southern Pacific, recently made the run
from Carlin to Ogden in five and a half
imum rate of speed was eighty-four and
one-half miles an hour. and for $50 miles
the rate was seventy-three miles an hour
There were five heavy coaches and palace
livery cars in which rode DR.. H. Stewart
Webb. the New York railroad magnate
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-04-22
Humboldt County
as Seen by Editor
Silver State Presents Comprehensive Write Up
of Ranches, Mines and Industries
of Great Domain

so cordial was his greeting. He soon had
hot supper ready and we sat up to &c
table an date and ate. After supper /
pulled out my ola machine and COM
menced my write-up of what have seen
today After getting this far last night
l -1ayed on and we went to bed This
morning the weather is stormy and cold,
but before starting out to face the storm
viii finish this letter. Mr.. Hoffman
owns four ranches and his home place IS
truly an oasis in great expanse of
country that makes good range for cattle
and sheep. lie has comfortable house.
good barns, a few cattle. a few horses,
a good wife and new baby. Mrs. Hof
man is now in Battle Mountain, but Mr.
Hoffman will bring her home and the fu-
ture joy Of his household in the person
Of a sweet lite daughter in few days.
AT the home ranch Mr.. Hoffman has zoe
acres under fence, 20 acres of which are
seeded to alfalfa. He cuts from 1870 to $50
tons of hay and grows everything in the
vegetable line known to the temperate
zone. Strawberries. eurrants. gooseber
ries. grapes and, Mr. Holman says
babies, too, and he win have the proof
Of it here VIXEN we come again. He has
fine orchard with l2o fruit trees, 100 of
them now in bearing and from the dish
Of apples Mr.. Holman set out last even
ing, the trees bear fine fruit. The place
has an abundance of water from Perry
canyon creek The supply cou d be in
creased tenfold ythe expenditure of a
little money in the construction of a stor-
age reservoir in the canyon. The reser-
voir would make it possible for -dr. Hof-
man to double his acreage and make az
fine a farm as there is In Humboldt
county. Mr.. Hofman's postohice address
is Galena Lander county. He does a.
his trading in Bate Mountain. Mr.. Hof-
man is hardworking and is making sue
cess in life. His little home has all the
comforts of happy household or at
least win contain them after Mrs. Hol-
man and the new baby arrives. Six miles
down the valley Mr.. Hoffman owns 40
acres of pasture land. 16O acres of bot
tom land that IS all in natural grass and
produces quite a goody yied of hay.
Three miles further on he has $40 acres
under fence and 300 acres of it pasture
and the balance is sagebrush and buffalo
brush. He calls it the Buffalo ranch.
West Of that at the foot of Mount Tobin,
that is usually snow-capped the whole