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The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21
Says woman Is Impostor.

Chief Dinan has been asked by ]. B.
Reuben, secretary of the Masonic
Board of Relief. to find Mrs. Sarah
Egdell. a negress, who is asking char
ity from the public on account or her
late husbands connection with the Ma
sonic fraternity. She has with her a
largely framed manuscript In which
her husband is described as a hero In
saving the lives of Master Masons
while at sea. The document. Reuben
says. has no authenticity and the wom-
an is obtaining aims by fraud. The
Chief has notified the captains of dis
tricts to instruct their men to be on the
lookout for the woman.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21

John Bascsri, charged with wife
beating. declared that even as the
meek and iosViy worm turns to feebly
strike back, 50 did he attempt TO retail
late in kind upon Mary. To whom he
has been wedaed eleven years. Ever
since she 5erarle a bride. in Italy, his
life has been made burdensome by her
penchsnt for "nagsihe" With tongue
and hands, TIE latter frequently pos
sessed of a weapon. she had subjected
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21
Engineers Begin Labors.

City Engineer Woodward, Engineers
Marsden Manson and Luther Wag-
goner held consultation yesterday re-
garding the estimate of cost for the
Investigation OF the offer of various
companies to sell a municipal water
supply to the city. The engineers made
some preliminary calculations, but ar
rived at no definite conclusion. An.
other meeting will be held next week
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21

him 10 variegsted indignity ere his pa
uence spccumbed snd he sTlote in re-
turn. one Of her favorite modes Of vis-
ting hin with corporal punishment
was 70 remove from her left foot q
dainty shoe and violently tap his head
with its spIkelike heel She was thus
engaged when he committed the bat
tery o. which he there stood accused
before Police Judge Fritz.
The 3ascacis dwell at 315 Orizaba
street, Ocean View. and BY working as
= labofer Johu has supported Mary and
their seven-yetr-oid son. Johns tale
of continued henpeckery was not
l,elied by his careworn face, nor did
the sharp features and piercing black
eyes OF Mary contradict it Asked
what her oral abuse mostly consisted
of. John replied that she alternated
taunts with threats, one Of the latter
being = declaration OF intention 10 de-
capltste him while he slept, q menace,
'tis needless to say. which did not
serve to enh9nce the soundness Of his
siumber. Thei- neighbors could testify
and Patrolman ]. J. Crowley did so
inform the court-that the husband s
conduct was not such as TO provoke
from snv reasonable minded wife the
treatment accorded John by Mary. In
eleven years he had been idle but
earned was spent in the maintenance
Of his home. Therefore he long ago
arrived at the conclusion that Mary s
shewishness was inherent and in
eiadicable, and in accordance with that
conclusion he pitied her as well as
himself
The seVen-ye2r- old was called by the
prosecution. hut al he knew about tie
alleged assault was derived from hear
ing his mother scream and her subse-
ouent assertion that John had beaten
her most brutailv and without the
slightest provocation.
Further hearing continued till next
Friday and John allowed freedom
without bail.
DR.. Glow Of the McNutt Hospital re-
ported 10 Judge Mogan that James
o Brien, who was shot in the head and
groin by Samuel Cohn one night about
2 week ago on Van Ness avenue, is not
beyond the danger point. so the Judge
continued the arraignment OF Cohn,
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21

fully be taxed. The remaining four
f1fths is taxed in California through the
medium of the properties situated in
California and pledged TO secure the
payment of such bonds"
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21
Germ Diseases.

These are the known germ diseases.
All that medicine can do for these
troubles is to help Nature overcome
the germs, and such results are indi-
rect and uncertain. Liquozone attacks
the germs, wherever they are. And
when the germs which cause a disease
are destroyed, the disease must end
and forever. That is inevitable.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21
Sues Merchants' Exehan<a.

r. H. Dalzell. as assignee OF the stirs-
ing Company. filed suit yesterday against
the Merchants Exchange and J. q.
Grannis & Co. to recover $1203 Is alleged
to be due on the price Of a water tube
boiler sold by ths assignor to the de-
fendantz
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21

DIES OF POIsoN.--Mary X Harnish died
in st. Josephs HOSPITAL Friday night from
the effects of corrosive sublimate poisoning.
She took the poison with suicidal intent three
weeks ago at her residence. Tenth avenue and
x street. and was at once removed to the
efty and County Hospital from which place
she was sent to st. Joseph's Hospital.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21
Soc Bottle Free

If you need Liquozone. and have
never tried it, please send US this
coupon. We will then mail you an or
der on local druggist for a full-size
BOTTLE, and we will pay the druggist
ourselves for it. This Is our free gift.
made to convince you; to show YOU
what Liquozone is and what it can do.
In justice to yourself, please accept it
to-day, for it places you under no
obligation whatever.
Liquozone costs soc and ST.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21

Dysenfery-Diarrhea Skin Diseases
Dandrun-Dropsy stomach Troubles
dyspepsia Threat Troubles
Eczsnna-Erysipeias T1ihereulosis
Fsvers-GaIl Stones Tt1racrs-Ulcera
Goitre-Gouf Var1cocele
Gonorrhea-Glest Women > Diseases
AL diseases that begin with fsver-all IN
namnauon-au catarrh-all contagious dis
sases-aH the results OF impure or poisoned
blood
In nervous debility Liouozons acts as Q
vitalizsr accomplishing what no drugs can DO.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1905-06-28
Fraternally yours,

Fratemaly
f. A. THOMAS, State Secretary.
The State Executive Board of Wisconsin has received from the
National Secretary notification of the adoption by Is against votes
of the Trautman motion as follows;
he National Committee calls the State Executive Board
of Wisconsin with investigation whether
couson secret understanding exists in the City OF
Milwaukee between the Social Democratic organization member
members thereof and representatives of capiac parties and
said State Executive Board be demanded ascertain whether the
endorsement of state candidates running capastc party tickets
Socialist has had the sanction and approval of the party
members I'm either parties be found guilty of such
violation of Socsc party ethics they to be disciplined through
the State Executive Committee the extent required by adopted
rules of the Socialist party"
The State Executive Board of Wisconsin calls attention to Ar
XII Section of the National Constitution which provides
n and in which there central organi
affiliated with the party the state territorial organization
jurisdiction Of the members residing within their
respective the control of all matters pertaining
propaganda organization and financial affairs within such state
O territory"
Executive Board points the fact that the Ma
has awaited the investigation of the State
Executive Board of Wisconsin but has already removed Comade
Berger from the National Executive Committee without
having brought any charges against him without trial The
Committee has thus anticipated the result Of nvesg
part of the State Executive Board Of Wisconsin
We therefore hold for these and other that the National
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1905-06-28
FREDERIC HEATH.
rederic Heath, Milwaukee, Wis.

Copy Toledo Ohio June g. 1905
Frederic Heath, Milwaukee, Wis.
Dear Comade Il have favor of the Bird
correction of the made the Montana
you kindly send your paper would
have bothered myself about such
specifically made and only for the purpose
anagonm Comade Bergers action supporting capitalist
candidate for Office inspired by motives Apparently
beyond his ken TO be able appreciate
upon such matters from the standpoint principle
from feeling So far
and had had differences before the headquarters
Omaha. So both you and he ought to think again
return article requested that
when your article arrived and did il until my
May 2 Comrade Titus serious illness prevented him from giving
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1905-06-28
Toledo, Ohio, May %, 1905.
WILLIAM MAlLLY.
Milwaukee, Wis, June 3. 1905.

Copy Milwaukee Wis June 3 1905
Mr. VIM. Maly, Toledo. O.
Dear SrNy authority for the used by in the
Montana News Comrad Victor L. Berger but
after he happened mention the that
shed the News find that did quote quite accurately
might have done Comade Berger that the
meetings of the Omaha said that considered
self the chairman, wherupon he said What you2
chief clerk-not the chairman Of the party"
think this your question.
FREDERIC HEATH.
BI enclose for which request that
letter paper and which refused publication
the that contained nothing that had
stated by others from Wisconsin H.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1905-06-28
on
Wisconsin Case

Milwaukee, Wis, June "a, 1905.
Dear Comade Please find enclosed the findings of the State
Executive Board of Wisconsin regard the investigation asked
or by the National Committee Will kindly insert them i'll
your paper?
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1905-06-28

Continued on page A.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1905-06-28

Toledo. Ohio, June 6, 1908.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1905-06-28

Continued on page ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-10

considerable relaxation Of quarantine
restrictions In Louisiana. Governor
Blanchard Is urging President Souch
on Of the state board Of health 10 take
steps toward that end and Or. souch
on's energy In the matter Is already
beginning 10 ESow- results, his intima.
ton OF litigation in ST. Landry hay.
ing 50 modified the quarantine in that
parish that It Is TO be opened TO all
freight forwarded in fumigaLtd cars
Governor Blanchard says he is re.
ceiylng complaints OF suffering from
many parts OF the state. Medicines.
Ice and coal and many other necessa.
Fies are wanted, and there Is a de.
mand everywhere for mail service. He
says also that most distressing condi.
lions will come about II the telegram
and telephone services are interrupt.
ed, and that the way should be cleared
for repairers and llnemen 70 keep these
services In order.
The state board OF health has com.
plete supervisory control over all the
ouarantlnes, and steps are to be tax.
en- to exercise that control.
In the meantime the marine hospital
service is to send reports TO attend con
ferences OF various health boards, 10
explain the mosquito theory, 10 show
that the mosquito cannot be transmit.
ed by freight and to urge uniformity
In the quarantine regulations,
Town Threatened with Food Famine.
Jennings. La. has so completely bot.
tied herself up that she Is not only
threatened with food famine but also
one Of rice sacks and Irvine. which
promises to become a most 6serious
matter as some of the crops are al.
ready beginning to mature. The gen.
eral situation, so far as the fever il.
self Is concerned. Is considered to have
shown considerable Improvement. Al
though new foci are appearing here
and there, Il Is still looked upon as
being held within bounds, and Or
White regards this as showing prac.
teal results from the more perfect or
ganizatlOn recently formed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-10

70. ore August sc. y
Prescott, csr.a..s' % thi. c.,, sr4
a. oae ime prominent IN ralua, cir.
e.es. Is seal her. - the r,.g.t .f 4.
slrokc q. paralysis which occurrss 81.
weeks aso Mr. Preseo,t a.. ho-,
IN Bos,oa in ls1s. aud entr-,B ,he
railway husiue~s IN 1858 He va a
enc time asditor ana sAaAier o. ~.
Missouri RsveE N. soaa ana Cur
sallnput
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-10

Knoxville, Tenn. Au-I.
10. Brotherhood OF luI.
America. representing %.
erS In the shops Of .t, .
way i holding the ai.Ia
ule convention in thi, .".
10 be adopted vii, prpHa
A. The Wednesday ,U,-
then be presented 20 '..
the Southern railway ".
II Is said an incrcas" p'
cent over the old sca.' N
The shops repres'n',l
Charleston, and Co'gWNH
bury. y. c.. Selma an
Manchester and Al,,a..
lanta- and Macon. ga
Tenn, $ ID. Sarg'u'
dent 90 Charleston
ing.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-10
THREE KILLED eY EXPLOSION.
Saw Mil Boiler Bursts While Men
Were Sheltered from Storm.

Knoxville, Tenn, August "a tele
phone message from Del Rio, in Cooke
county. Tenn, tells OF a disastrous
boiler explosion near that place In
which three men were killed and an
other fatally injured, and seven others
wounded.
The scene of the fatality WAS a saw
mill, owned by T j Salts 4 Co. FIT.
teen men were In Ia ebOller room
when the explosion occurred, the ma.
jority being lumbermen, who had been
driven in by q fierce rainstOrm The
dead are Herman Tistler. Frank Plate
and Joe Turner. Merritt Burgin was
so badly injured that he can live but
a few hours. Turner's mangled body
vas blown one hundred and fifty
yards.
Carelessness IN allowing water 10
get low In the bother Is the supposed
cause Of the accident.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-10
One Death at Panama.

Washington, August 9.--The ism.
milan canal committee today received
a cablegram from Governor Magon an.
nouncing the death Of A, G. Living.
ston, a division engineer at Culebra.
from yellow fever Livingston was
from 81 Louis, Mo, The new cases
Of yellow fever were reported are
Juan Barrero, a Spanish non.employe
at Panama, and William Curnow. an
American cmploye at Culebra.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-10
No Appeal from Venezuelan Court.

New York. August 9.-No appeal
now Is possible before the Venezuelan
courts against the judgment handed
down by the federal court against the
judgment handed down By the federal
court against the New York and Der.
mndez Alphalt Co says the Herald
correspondent AZ Caracas All the
points In the original judgment Of MAY
30 are cnnhrmcd by the present de.
eision In addition 70 the annullment
OF Hamilton contracts. in connection
With which dAmagr, for the govern.
ment rewarded
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-10
stesmshlp CAPTAIN Arrr.t.d

New York. August s-Through the
arrest OF Captain Romsdo deParavich
Of an Austrian line steamship. chArrpd
With bringing over ESQ steersge pas
scngvrS for whom there were not reg
nlation accommodations. u has devel
oPed that ten secret service agents ar,
travelling for time IN The teerags
~ incoming steamers. Captain Para.
vich Wa held ia cash bal before A
United States cummi>siuer.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-10
Sank Robsr cauoh, IN Alabama.

Mobile. Ala. August 9.-An Item
special from Fruitdale Washington
county. 40 miles north OF Mobile SAY,
that Harry HaAs the Darlington. Ind
bank robber. was ARRESTED a, tai. place
carly this morning. after an exciting
chase over several states The a..
rs, vas made ~ The in~tAuc. %. G.
r Noormsu. a Justice 90 The peace
~ Washington county. Alabama Wbe
recognized the fugitive art =, once
placed n warrant 10 the hsrts ~ 4
constable NJ smith. WHO a. once
placed Haas under ArrVsi The crime
toT which Ne "a waited h thar 81 ROB
b,ng the Rank % narlinEtOa. ina. 81
tAooe Haas h heia Acre uuaitlax
she arrival a gnlicege frln Dariine,n-.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-10
Mra. oOuls Hur in Auto Aesis,r,

Dieppe. France August s.-Whue
GOorEe J. Gould. accompanied by Mrs
Gould, was returning yesterday from
Saint Valery EncauN the motor car
skidded Mrs, Gould was thrown mt
bruising her lea bu, mot seriously Tn,
car pursued a Wild oour>s. with Mr.
Gould climbing TO Il doNu steep
incline bat vas nhally stopped by a
hedEr Mr.. Gould vas not injured
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-10
American Avshoreas sanovs,,,s

Lima. peru. August s.-lr,inr n
Dudley the American minister. gave
banquet last night IN honor u the
American authorizes. Mar Robinson
Wright Among those preseat werr
the charge d'ariAirea % Bnlgiu1u sub.
seeretNFy Polo. % - Peruvian for.
slga oaies and O. HNmllloa 1onuA. ne
enneFteAa yisR oonna q caslso.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-10
ENJOYS ARE READY
FOR conference
japanese ard Russian 49,. So,
Arrive at Pot,s-.v..
CITY CROWDED VITA ...-.,,
M. Witte, Russian Envoy r O.. 4,
riVs-The Fleet Fearing J5..-... Ar
rive Safely in Harbor-W.. 5--.,,.
or TO Conclude Peace.

Portsmouth, n. H., Aut.. Mn
one OF the foreign p,aa, ...... ..,.
in its gates aud the o.a.. ... ....
tically al the haguur .. I...... ..
the cit yawoke today %.
that one OF the mo, ,u... ...
In It's history was a~u.., .
The Russian envoy 81 $751;. .
rived last night. aud .a.. ..
wireless message Wa r... u
one of the feet which ,,r D,.. ...
on Saturday with "a. orb.
that the vessels wer, 40, ..... s
Isles Of Shoals, and that ...
sci fleet would anchor &,
just before 9:3O O'Clock
Al an early hour rIa .,
20 I'LL up as steam 'ut..
and private conveyance ..
itOrs from all parts Of -. ~
New Hampshire.
The famous o.i seaport ...
ately draped with Tag, .t
and presented an a,,.....
BnCe.
The fleet was In the b.. ..
shortly after 9 oc,Ora o..
q few moments after o ...
the vessels dropped "a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-10

Lexington. Nv. A1E
EIhel Delaney. Of tt..
rested here on chars. q.
IN numbering Cecil Cr
stanford. Ky. July li Pass
ney Was visiting IN IT,.
the time and sac o. OPT.
IRE murder ocCIrred
have been arrested Ia ...
Miss Dsiaaey denies
vas < 49, 20 Su
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-10

Nashville Tenn, August 9--union
cay, Tenn near Memphis. quaran.
tined against the yellow fever infect.
cd districts today The quarantine
is most rigid
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-10

Callao, Peru. August S.--The first
case of yellow fever developed in the
Bella Vista hospital at Callao yester.
day
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-10
BUIEDING COLLAPSED
AND MANY KILLED
Over One Hundred People Are
Buried In the Ruins.
NUMBER OF DEAD NOT KNOWN
While Repairing a Building Occupied
by a Big Department Store, a Pillar
Was Removed and Floors and Walls
Fell In.

was Removed and FLOORS and Walls
Fell In.
Albany. N. Y, August 9-Three hun
dred persons employed In the large
department store Of the JnO. G.. Mey.
ers estate at Nos. 80 and IL tNorth
Pearl street, bad just gone to work
this morning when the whole center
vi the building collapsed from ROOT
70 cellar.
Nearly a hundred men and women
and children were carried down ia tue
wreck.
The first estimate placed the nun.
Der Of Killed and injured at 40 Thus
far all those taken from the ruins have
been alive. There is no doubt bow
ever, that when the rescuers reach the
bottom OF the heap OF debris they will
find u number OF dead.
Most Of those injured were young
women.
When the collapse occurred the
walls aud roof Of the center of the
structure fell into the building, form
ing a mass Of debris, UNDER which
were the unfortunate victims.
Telephone communication was sent
to the various hospitals and doctors
throughout the city, and within half
an hour 20 doctors and ambulances
were on the scene The various
stores in the neighborhood were turn
ed into emergency hospitals, and mat.
tresses were brought from the vari.
GUS department stores in the neighbor.
hood for the care Of the victims.
The work of digging out the victims
was conducted by the members of the
fire and police departments and all
city laborcrs.
II was necessary to cut OF the water
supply The scenes about the build
Ing were pitilul as those within.
Several hundred relatives OF EN-.
ployes were there and their suppl,ca,
lions as 10 the welfare of their loved
ones was hearirending II Is said AT
this hour hat Robert NJ Chalmers.
one Of the members OF the firm was
missing, A clerk with whom he was
talking when the crash came said
Tie was At my side and then there
was crash and ! saw him no more"
There is row absolutely no way TO
get tidinE OF those In the building. Il
viii take several hours to dig out all
the victims.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-10
STATE LIQUOR TAX RAISED.
House Passed Bill to Make License
$1,000 Instead Of 5000.

Atlanta, August 9.-lt the mouse OF
representatives holds to the action 1t
took Monday, the tax on liquor deal.
ers, county and city d!spensaries in
cluded, for the next two years will be
81 200 a year
The increase from $500 70 $1,000
was made only after a hard and per.
sistent fight, and then only by the
close vote OF 60 to 81.
II looked at one time as IL the vote
were a ties TO GS-and that 1t
would be up 70 Speaker Slaton to de.
eide the question, but it was discovered
that Mr.. Corn, Of Towns. had voted
against the $1,000 amendment under
a Misrepresentation, az the change in
his vote made the difference.
To Provide for Inebrlate Home.
Hon. Hal G.. Novel;, OF Walton coun
ty, is the author of a bill introduced
in the house Monday pSyiding for
a fund for the foundation and main.
tenance Of an inebriate asylum.
The main feature Of the bill is the
creation OF a fund by requiring
special license to the paid by all keep.
ers of saloons. groceries. restaurants.
wholesale or retail liquor stores. ho-
tells, breweries, etc, the license being
$40 In addition 10 all other license or
licenses required by law.
The money so realized is to be col.
lected by the treasurer Of each county
in which such business is conducted
and by them turned over 10 the treas.
urer Of the state and by him kept
separate and apart from all other
funds Of the state.
New County Bills In Senate.
In order that the senate committee
on new counties may have before the
members all bills porviding for the
creation Of new counties, Senator
introduced in the senate on
Monday II bills, each of which has
previously been introduced in the
house
These bills were read for the first
time and referred TO the committee
on new counties.
The introduction OF these bill byI
Senator Wheatley was one OF the re.
suits Of the fight made by Chairman
Hall, Of the house committee on new
counties, continuing their informal
joint sessions
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-10


Fever sltuatlon-Two Deaths Have
<aecurred at Shreveport, La'-citI.
x4ns Want Texas state Guarded
New cases In New Orleans. 4,
IDtai 20 date, 500.
Deaths In New Orleans, 2.
Total deaths. Is.
rAaes IN State Ut Louisiana outside
be Orleans. %.
Q,aaths In state Of Louisiana outside
f New Orleans. 3.
There was no material change in the
fsfer situation In New Orleans up to
noon today. The total number Of new
cases and deaths were small but con
aiderable suspicious sickness was re-
ported.
Tire are nov % cases OF this nature
Nndor Investigation by the marine hos.
3ilal service. The campaign In the
Efescent City Is progressing favorably
Nn6er the federal authorities. the tax.
1ng ever of control being accomplish
ia without friction. The weather to-
,Ry in New Orleans Is clear and warm.
Two deaths from fever have been
RepoFted al, Shreveport They are Of
tases which tried to enter this city
rom other points but were stopped
a4a sent TO the detention hospital.
There Is no yellow fever In the city
~ Shreveport. The notice OF these
3Wo deaths was given out by the ma
klne hospital service and was the first
Intination IN Shreveport Of more than
one case in the detention hospital
Doth cases claimed to have come from
Afkansas,
There have been % new cases re-.
Nersed In parishes outside Of New Or.
leans during the past "a hours Nine.
teen of these are In the town OF Pat.
4fson. aud are mostly Italians.
The thrA other cases reported are
80 g. Charles parish. one Of them be.
lng negro.
The two cases OF suspicious sickness
8uported yesterday at Bon Ami, la
Aave also diagnosed yellow fever One
Terminated fatally On hearing u these
Gasas, Texas people living along the
k0ulsiana line border requested the
RUvernor Of Texas to send militia to
lhe state line for guard duty, but the
governor declined to comply
AZ far as known. there Il not a case
of The disease In Mississippi. the two
casaa At Sumeral and Lumberton hav.
fng been discharged as cured.