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The San Francisco call., 1905-04-20
PREPARES FOR EMERGENCY.
Japan Storing Vast Quantities of Sup
plies in Manchuria.

YINKOW, April 19.-Few trans
ports are now arriving at Newchwang.
This contrast with the rush of traf-
fc since the opening of the Lao Riv-
er indicates that precautions are being
taken against possible interference by
the Russian Pacific squadron.
Vast accumulations of stores have
already been made along the Japan
ese lines of communication, assuring
full supplies to the armies in the field,
even If the transport service be in
terrupted.
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/Ap.HN ADDRESSES
II SHARP NOTE TO
Paris GOVERNMENT
Continued From Page S, Column 2

ron appearing here. The officials are
prepared TO insist upon the neutral
ity of this port being respected.
The Japanese ships which have
been plying between Annoy and the
island of Formosa are not making
their usual trips. The Japanese have
a building here filed with stores sup
posed to. be medical supplies.
The British steamship Heathbank,
which has been at this port since Feb
ruary IL, is said to have ammunition
and light artillery under her supposed
cargo of coal. intended for the Rus
sian squadron
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-20
Yosemite Now Open.

On Monday, April oath. Santa Fe stages
begin the Yosemite Valley season, via
MERGED Merced Falls and Merced Big
Trees. Weather conditions were never
better. The famous falls are in full
flood. Millions of flowers beautify the
way. Now is the time to CO. Reserve
stage seats early. Thousands besides
Yourself will go to Yosemite this year.
$4,000 the round trip. at 653 Market
street Santa Fe Office.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-20
REDUCED RATES

Trip to Lake County easy by VIM. Spiers
spring stages: more comfortable than carriages.
From San Francisco to Anderson, Hardin.
Spier's and return, 81. To Adams Seglers
Hobergs Howard. Astorg and Glenbrook and
return. SO. Stages leaYe Calistoga IL: 80 a
m, Sundays excepted One-halr hour for lunch
at the Calstoga Hotel. Fifty pounds baggage
allowed with each ticket. Tickets on sale at
Southern Pacific Offices
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-20
AMERICANS SHORTER LIVED
THAN GERMANS, HE ASSERTS
Figures Given by DIR. B. IIauuer at
Wiesbaden to Prove His
Statement


WIESBADEN, April 19.-"Americans
are shorter-lived than Germans" was
the conclusion reached by DR.. B. La
quer in his paper on Social Hygiene in
the United States submitted to-day to
the International Congress of Medicine,
now in session here. Although more
temperate in the use of alcohol than the
Germans and working an average of 10
per cent shorter hours. the Americans
are said DR.. Laquer, exhausted
earlier in life"
The doctor gave figures for each
thousand of the population. The num-
Der of persons from 40 to go years old
are in Germany 179, in America ITO;
persons over so, in Germany 7S, in
America 65. DR.. Laquer did not under
take to explain the facts He simply
gave them as the result of inquiries
which he made during a visit to the
United States in 1904.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-20

SEATTLE, April 1s.-The steamship
Minnesota of the Great Northern
Steamship Company's Seattle Oriental
fleet and the largest freight carrier
afioat reached port last night on her
return voyage from the Orient, having
broken all trans-Pacific records on her
trip across. The Minnesota's time from
Yokohama was eleven days, twenty-one
hours and five minutes.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-20

SKAGGS S$ Sec + sssSss 4;
but miles staging;
waters noted for medicinal virtues; best natural
hot mineral water bath in State: boating anu
swimming in Warm Spring Creek: good trout
streams; telephone, telegraph daily mail, ex
press and San Francisco morning and evening
papers: FTRST-CLASS HOTEL AND STAGE
SERVICE: both morning and afternoon stag ges
round trip from San Francisco only SIS 80. Take
Tiburon ferry daily at 80 a. or 2:30 p. m
Rates So a day S12 week. References. any
guest of the past nine years Patronage OF
1904 unprecedented. Information at Tourist In
Bureau, 80 Montgomery St. or Of ]. F. Null
GREW, Skaggs, Cal
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j. p. MORGAN RECEIVED
BY THE KING OF ITALY
Thanked for Return of the Cone
Which Had Been Stolen From
Cathedral.

ROME. April liking Victor EN-
manuel to-day received in private au-
dience j. Pierpont Morgan, who
thanked the King warmly for the
grand Gordon of Saints Maurice and
Lazarus which he wore. The King
was most cordial in his manner to-
ward Morgan and made the American
financier sit next to him. He expressed
his personal qualification at the pen
erous action of Morgan in returning
to Ascoli the cope stolen from the
cathedral there and sold to him by an
unknown person. The conversation,
which was carried on in English, last
ed half an hour.
States Senator Nelson w. Aldrich of
Rhode Island.
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Death of Earl of stanhope.

LONDON, April 19.-The Earl of
Stanhope (Arthur Philip Stanhope)
died to-day. He was born in 1898.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-20
WILLIAMS & BARTLETT SPRINGS
STAGE LINE

Leaves Williams daily arrival Of northbound
train for Bartlett, Aliens, Houghs' and Cook 5
Springs. Daily except Sunday for Wilbur
Springs and Sulphur Creek.
WILLIAM QUIGLEY, Proprietor.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-20

DR.. Gerald J. Fitzgibbon, having re-
turned from abroad, has resumed prac-
tice at his Offices, 21 Powell street
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-20
SEYMOUR
ACQUITTED IN MANILA
Was Tried i'm Connection With the
Grounding of the Cruiser
Baltimore
Baltimore.

MANILA, April 19.-After trial before
a naval court-martial Lieutenant Com
mander Isaac Knight Seymour has been
acquitted.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-20

HELENA Mont. April 1e-The hearing on
the order to show why the Injunction
that resulted in the shutdown, of the big
Parrott copper mine In Butte should not he
made permanent was begun to-day before
Judge William H. Hunt in the United States
court
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-20
RlNcHElLL. slNIl Cruz M0uNIIlHs

Ideal home, beautiful grounds. 5 miles from
Santa Cruz. In foothills. redwood belt: will ac-
comodate few guests. sprinkled drives; trout
fishing: phone Suburban "a; gas; IS week up.
MRS. BUNTING. r. z. d. 81 Santa Cruz.
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FORBES RESTasss...r %. Of

Mts, s. P. c. r. r., round trip So; surround
ed by two romantic trout streams: fishing.
bathing; picturesque place. Adults. 81 per
week: families. special rates. W. c. FORDE.
p. NJ, Eccles Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-20

ST. PETERS PICNIC-The picnic Of 81.
peters parish, Rev. Father Casey. pastor. will
be held this year at Camp Taylor. Thursday.
May IL.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-20
wusuR HOT su1PHuR sPzrxaA

Colusa Co.. Cal. % miles west OF williams
Stage leaves Williams daily for Springs: faro
81. Hottest and strongest water the coast;
temperature 14S degrees. Sure cure for rheu-
matism, dropsy, all skin diseases liver and
kidney complaints. paralysis. mercury in the
system, dyspepsia and catarrh. Natural mud
baths: new bathhouse: $40 to So per week
WILLIAM OLEfART- Pronriefor
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-20
NEGOTIATIONS OPENED
WITH TRACTION CONCERNS
Chicago Makes First Move Toward
Acquiring Control of Street
Car Tines

CHICAGO, April 19.-Negotiations
for the purchase of the Chicago street
railways were opened to-day between
the traction representatives and the
city of Chicago.
The nearest approach to definite re-
suits obtained was a practical agree
ment on a joint conference to be held
soon by the Mayor, the traction inter-
ests and the City Council committee
on TRANSPORTATION
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-20

when the lead was poured into 1t with
intent to end its suffering. II man
had not q right to execute his own dog
in the interest of humaneness, for good
ness sake what liberty is left to the in
dividual in this law-ridden city?
Mrs. Cook wept as she pleaded for
leniency at the hands Of Judge Ca
baniss. If the court knew what she
knew Of the sweetness and light cast
upon the Cook household by its mascu-
line head the idea of Furnishing him for
peg ce disturbance and discharging fire.
arms within the municipal limits would
appear absurd, not to say ridiculous.
Besides. she and several young children
were dependent for maintenance upon
Mr.. Cooks breadwinning capacity, and
IL he were sent to jail the family also
would suffer.
The wife's plea won, as such pleas
nearly always do, and Mr.. Cook was
set at liberty to return to his home at
1947 Stockton street and resume his vo-
cation of peddling coffee. Patrolman
Hines, however, adhered with obstinacy
to his belief that Mr.. Cook was a very
ill-tempered man.
Judge Fritz discovered that r. H.
Merret accused of supplying his
3-year-old son with cigarettes, could
not be convicted under the law pro-
hibiting the giving of tobacco to
minors. so a charge of cruelty to a
minor child was substituted and will
be tried to-day. With the prosecution
rests the task of proving by expert
medical testimony that cigarette smok-
ing is injurious to the physical health
Of little boys, and the defense may
insist also that spiritual teachers be
summoned to show how the moral
well-being of youth is affected by the
fumes of "coffin nails"
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-20

able commitment for grand larceny. He
will be given six months.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-20
FASHION STABLES

GILROY. Cal. Direct line to Gflroy Hot
Springs First-class turnouts; stage connects
with a. m. train from San Franciscos tele-
graph and phone orders promptly attended to.
H. T. MAYOCK. Proprietor.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-20
MUST NOT READ OR LISTEN.
Order to Russian Troops Concerning
Revolutionary Teachings.

ST. PETERSBURG, April 19.-The
circulation of revolutionary literature
among the troops throughout Rus
sia has now spread to the regiments
of the Imperial Guards and general
order has been issued to the guards
forbidding them to read proclama-
tons thrust into your hands in the
streets or in your lodgings, or to lis
ten to those allies of Japan"
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-20
breaks Trans-Paciflc Record.

Try the United States Laundry. 1904
Market street Telephone South 420.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-20
SUMMER HOME,

Grand location creek IN Santa Crux
Mountains surrounded by redwoods. mineral
springs amusement hail. boating. bathing.
shuttle board. etc.: phone. Terms. IS 70 S12
Send for folder H.W. HAINES. Glenwood. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-20


Frank Burgess. charges with petty
larceny, pleaded not guilty before
Judge Conlan.
What did he steal?" his Honor
asked the arresting policeman.
Journals" was the answer.
Morning or afternoon" inquired
the court.
Brass" replied the officer.
well, sixty days imprisonment is
the regular penalty for larceny Of a.
paper journal, and / can see no good
reason why it should not be applied In
cases where the plunder is brazen
Two months for you. Mr.. Burgess
These are the citizens who will sit as
a jury and decide whether Daniel
Creighton. cashier for "Zick" Abrams,
did or did not sell race pool to Paul
Q. Smith, q detective employed by the
Grand Jury:
w. F. Powers. president Powers Rub
ber Company; William B. Collier, capi-
talist, 124 Sansome street; John B. Wet
more, secretary Wetmore Bros, Alb
Washington street; Henry Schussler,
vice president Schussler Bros, 11s Geary
street; Samuel j. Eva, president United
States Engineering Works, 418 Califor-
MIA street; Andrew Carrigan, president
Durham, Carrigan & Hayden, IL Beale
street; A. j. McNicoll, president Nc
Nicoll Elevator Company, 207 Second
street; Walter D. Bliss. architect, 235
Crocker building; H. A. Kennedy, Ken
nedy & Co., 10 Post street; Ed Horton,
capitalist, and P. Mclean, president
Gladding. Mclean & Co., Rialto build
ing.
Taking OF testimony will begin at
10:30 o'clock tomorrow morning 1t is
predicted that the defense will raise the
point that Smith was an accomplice in
the alleged pool transaction and that
his unsupported testimony cannot le-
gally be considered adequate to con-
vict. The prosecutions plan has not
been foreshadowed.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-20

Journal bearings were pilfered from
the Southern Pacific Company's freight
yard by James Murray. who pleaded
guilty of petty larceny and thus re-
heyed Judge Mogan's court Of consid-
erable trouble and himself from prob.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-20
The ANCHORAGE

Most beautiful redwood park In Santa Crus
mountains First-class tabls- Rooms In rustic
cottages. Address Clifford Hall. Patchen p. D.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-20
VICHY SPRINGS
W00DWORTHS
BBRGSHBIM, sent. sas.,:. Cru.

Five miles from Glenwood. 6 from Santa Cruz.
Milk cream fruit; 81 and So per week: cir
culars free. G. F. BIEDENWEG. 121 r +.
D., Santa Cruz.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-20
nEAurrruL BRooxDALE-sa sa

BEAUTIFUL BRoOKDALE - Santa
Cruz Mts.: hrs. from 5. F.; beautiful scenery
of stream mountain & forest: warm, dry air q
pure water cottage sites with building restric-
ticns- No business, trades. liquors. Whita
sulphur springs. Electric lights; sewerage 3
trains daily. Hotel SO to s12. Near big trees
& Sequoia Park: booklet Fish hatchery on
ground. BROOKDALE LAND CO.. Brookdals.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-20
Aqua
CALIENTE
SPRINGS

For rest, health and pleasure. scenery and
climate. The nearest hot sulphur springs to
San Francisco; sure for asthma rheuma-
tism malaria, kidney liver and stomach COM
plants. Hot plunges, tub baths and the
largest mineral water swimming tank in the
State; all baths free to guests; trained mas
seurs and swimming teacher. No staging.
Rates, S12 to S14 per week; special to fami-
lies. THEO. RICHARDS. Aqua Caliente, So
noma County, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-20
LAxEpoHr AND sARrLErr SPRINGS
Own Sumner Home Il =, mountains m Camp NssE.r

Pure water, equable climate lots at SO up:
cottages built by Meeker. $50 up: depot: stores:
restaurant; hotel; post; express; phone: saw
mill: 1900 lots sold; 400 cottages built. Sau-
salito ferry N. S. R. r. NJ c. MEEKER,
Camp MeelIer Sonoma County
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-20
srssor TAVERN.

Pfcturesquely located on the western slope OF
Mt shasta A visit TO the Portland Exposition
will be more enjoyable by resting few days
here while route. All kinds OF amusements.
For particulars consult the information bu-
reaus Of San Francisco. address Sisson'B
Tavern Sisson, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-20
zAzsrr sPK1Has-Most desirable IN

AAHBIN - BIN 0S-AIO5C ue5IrdoI8 IN
Lake Co.: contain sulphur. iron, magnesia ana
arsenic; over $4,000 in improvements: thor
oughly renovated and new sanitarium through
out: one large 3-story building just completed:
new gymnasium. bowling alley. EXERCISING
room, all kinds OF up-to-date apparatus Round
trip from s. r. 81. y. A. HAYES. Prop.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-20
Mr. vrrW RANux Horrr

And cottages In the mountains near Santa CFQX
FIRST class table: gas: BATH phone: clubrooms
dancing pavilion: swimming tank: bowlingf
croouet: rates 50 I'D. Campers tickets to Glen
wood including carriage, So rs round trip.
TONY PHILIPS, Santa Cruz
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-20
BLUE

Boating. Bathing and all other amusements
free. Hot and cold sulphur baths. White sui
phur springs. Send for pamphlet. o. WEIS-
MAN Midlake p. o., Lake County, Cal. or
call on DIR. HAPPERSBERGER. 11O4 Market
ST., s. F.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-20
Rxzou HOT sPRrNas-Anertca,I

xreatest Spa weekend excursion tickscs
good Friday till Tuesday. 81 50s includes rail-
road fare q days at the Byron Hot Springs
Hotel, Of mineral waters and baths. Hotsl
open all the year. Spend your vacation as
these wonderful springA In the shadow OF Mt.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-20

DE la RoxA 8EeoBT-Santa Cruz
Mountains This delightful mountain resort
now open. Cottages and tents for light house
keeping; hons cooking. solid comforts. goo4
fishing close by: dancehaI. etc Campers tick
etc. 81 rs. For full particulars address Gibbs
& Wahren, Gibbs. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-20
LAKES
LAUREL DELL

LAUREL DELL
Guests at Laurel Dell have privilege OF is
different mineral waters at Saratoga Springs.
Boating swimming, marine toboggan, new
livery tally-ho coach, croQuet. bowling,
walks and drives. Pamphlets at Peck's. IL
Montgomery st. e. DURHAM. Proprietor.
Laurel Dell. Lake County:
Also proprietor La Trianoy Hotel
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-20
Nap0 Soda Springs

Now open The most beautiful mountain
health and pleasure resort. Call Peck's IL
Mont gonery ST., or address John Jacobs. Prop.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-20
SARATOGA SPRINGS

formation at Peck's Bureau. IL Montgome
ST. or at j. MARTENS, Bachelor P. o., Lal
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-20
RrcRARpsoN sPRrNes-

Gated in redwoods niles nom santa Cruz.
Spring water fruit. milk, excellent table;
daily mail; free conveyance; ~ week; phone
suburban. ST. MRS. W. cRANDELL. santa
Cruz Cal
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-09-28
ARE YOU ENGAGED2

Engaged people should remember
that after marriage many quarrels
can be avoided by keeping their di-
gestions in good condition with
Electric Bitters. S A Brown of
Bennettsville, S c, says: ''For years
my wife suffered intensely from dys-
pepsia, complicated with torpid
liver, until she lost her strength and
vigor, and became mere wreck of
her former self. Then she tried
Electric Bitters, which helped her
at once and finally made her en-
tirely well. She is now strong and
healthy" DIR W Y Brockintons
druggist, sells and guarantees them
for soc a bottle.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-09-28

"Oh WE'LL" they say, whiskey will
be sold anyway, and we'd just as
well get some money out of it,
This philosophy reminds us of the
darkey who, Oh dark moonlight
night, seeing Il chicken roostipg low
on a limb overhanging the road with
nobody in sight, justified his course
of action, rs he gathered in the
feathercd biped, thusly: "Dat fowl
am too careless in his habits. I'll
jest tex i'm wifi me before some low
down thief comes erlong and steal
i'm. :"
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-09-28
If selling liquor is wrong morally

If selling liquor is wrong morally
and we think no one will gainsay
it-then by a well recognized
principle of ethics those who share
the profits must bear the reproach of
the wrong doing. The man who
derives gain from stolen property is
equally guilty with the thief himself.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-09-28
Prohibition VS.. Dispensary.

In its most recent issue the
Weekly Mail Awhlch has come 20 be
the dispensarA Aorgan for this county,
expends three columns of its valuable
space trying to refute three para,
graphs of an editorial which appear
ed in this newspaper the week before,
and We suppose our amiable con,
temporary has sustained its It's con
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pensaryite. After the legisla-
ture betrayed the probitionlsts
by giving then the diSpensary
in place of what they voted for
and expected to get, when the
substitute law proves d dis
astrous failure they very mag
unanimously and charitably try to
saddle the blame on the prOhl'
bitionists. And this in the face
of the fact the law within itself
has a clause for self-enforce-
ment, providing for an armed
consra pulary that costs the
State $4,000 year. What
these men failed to do the
prOhibitionists ought to have
done! And why did they fail:
Mainly because the dispensary
itself is a mammoth incubator
of blind tigers.
The Mail says: In this anti
dispensary movement We have
noticed three classes: The pro-
hibitionist, the license man
and the dispensary man who Is
tired of the system because of
it's rottenness.' Then it defines
each class. Here is sample:
"To be Il prohibitionist one
must practice what he breaches,
! i'm other words he must not
drink whiskey. = To
hurrah for prohibition and still
drink whiskey is the rankest
kind of hypocrisy.' =
Then the Mail does tardy
Justice to the drinking man who
wants to reform and votes
against the dispensary. In its
first classification this very con-
siderable factor was either con-
Sidered not worth mentioning or
condemned as the -ankest kind
of hypocrite.
The editor of The Mail does
himself too much honor when
he applies to himself our re-
marks dnent the "holier than
thou individual" Still if the
robe of righteousness fits him
he is welcome to it's use for
wearing purposes. We had in
mind type rather than an
individual. Such a type, we
suppose, has but little sympathy
for his unfortunate brother who
is addicted to drink. The editor
of the Mail says that he does
sympathize with "the poor fell
low who is a slave to strong
drink and would not put temp
tation in his way" Yet he
exerts all his capacious powers
for the dispensary. "He be
lieves that whiskey is an evil
and should not be taken except
for medicine, " yet he favors a
law that allows five gallons a
day to be sold to one individual
and believes it lis conscientious
duty to support that law as
being to the best interest of the
people. Will 1.-THE people"
accept such erratic reasoning:
Again We say, we shall see.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-09-28
THURSDAY, SEPT. 29 1905
Replying to Mr. Clayton.


In our editorial replying to Nh
CLAYTON We co not think we Were
''too hard on him." aud our article
was written more in sorrow than
anger. We like Mr. Clayton per,
sonally and have always esteemed
him as one of our especial friends,
But in stating our views on the
subject We have pursued the line
marked out by our conscience and
as far a, possible endeavored to
eliminate personal preference or
prejudice. We do not think Mr.
Clayton should object to our styling
him the "self-constltuted offensive
and defensive champion of booze
for the Pee Dee section," as he has
justly earned the title by the remark.
able zeal and enthusiasm dis
played in his fight to uphold the
dispensary. From the very be-
ginning of this agitation, with an
earpestness and intensity of pur-
pose worthy OF better cause, he has
bent his energies to stem the anti
dispensary tide. As the waters
cover the sea his eloquence has
inundated Florence county and,
like torrent, swept over into Oar
ington, Marion and Williamsburg.
If he not self-constituted champ
ion of booze, we would like to have
q correct difnition of his attitude.
Moreover, Mr. Clayton's argument
is pitched on the very lowest plane.
He appeals to his fellow men to
vote for the liquor traffic for the
sake of the revenue there is in it.
If the State could make billion
dollars year at the cost debauching
the manhood of her sons would it
not be poor political economy:
When We have given Mr. Clayton
all the space he wanted and pub
lished everything he has offered us
we think it a little ungracious in
him to accuse us by implication of
inquisition methods. We do not
fear any facts he can offer nor any
argument he may adduce, and it has
certainly been far flom our inten-
ton to abridge his freedom of
expression.
Mr. Clayton's closing sentence is
enlightening: "If all the good that
you prohibition people claim will
follow prohibition was anything but
a myth every State IN the Union
would have adopted it long ago,
but every intelligent newspaper man
knows or should know that while
beautiful in theory it is IN practice
a fraud and a humbug." Now,
really, all this is convincing. How
many States have adopted the dis
pensary system? If what every
State in the Union does is the proper
thing South Carolina should pass a
divorce law.
And, finally Mr. Clayton, if pro
hibition in practice is fraud and d
humbug we would thank You fol
appropriate epithets to describe the
Great Moral Institution "ln prac,
tice."