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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-06-14

biefem CONNER erDFFnet, ndhbem ods
olte @albous, oas friiber on ietner
6tele Itdnb, Dor etnigen Sahren dbges
brannt tpor, ur,t lit Elm na9 nprtpegts
I1em MuIter geboutes rieIiges 8Iods
baus, aus gepaltigen ungefiigen
BaumItGmmen sufdmmeneeieBt, aber
NIT ollen Comfort unb allen gequems
lidtetten eineeria let, bic Iid cine nod
70 Derw5bnte @meritanerin nur piins
I6en t0nRte.
Die RunoFobrt pirb fat Itets
BON Mammotb GOT Springs aus
u~nternpmmen, polelbit aud Der
6ib Der 4art 9erpaltung uno
bas Sort Welon5tons fih befina
ben. giniae Minuten oberhalb bic
fer MnfebIung lieeen bic betben Quels
len, bic benz Sotel ben Numen geben,
NIB bic cine 4usbebnung bon mebrersH
@cres baben. Ger Sbetl, Der iid oes
oenipGrtio nod in 3bGtieteit befinbet,
Iieat cuf benz DItliden abbdnee oes
9ersaFenberges. 10 gendnnt nd6 ben
prahtpolen bunten 9erraHen bon
R%altTtnter, bic I'm 2ouFe Der 3eit bur9
bos betGnbiee lleberflut6en Der Qusls
lenbeden enthanben IirO. lin bieies
@e6isf az bsTuden. 9ebt man ppm 5Oa
iel aug, pcrbei an spei erlOfdeRen
Rratern BON toniIfer 6orm, 2ibsrtp
gcp unb 8epils Sbrmb genonnt, nm
iibsr cine Meibe pom ,cciBeR EerruFer.
n, aur 3eif metres 8eiu4es ni6t
iibsrFIuthet irurheu, lGh benz 8luteou
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-06-14

XXI StulLHtiN ? Sut4hIls
tpirft babel cine DaFsridule bon 30
40 SUB in bic SDbe.
Wdbrenb oielem 9epfer d~uffallcns
Der @eiIe elm eieentliGer 4ratsr, pte
i'm bic meiFsn anpersn BADEN, fe6It,
5ei6Het ii9 Gin ibm nabeliegeuser
our6 bic eigentbiimltde FORMATION
besielben aus. 9a istn Dafsr cine
faft f1par3e EGrbuug aufpeiit, bat CT
ben glameR betommen: y0ss Seufels
SintenfdB". Seine Gruptionen fins
rem ettpa ale 10 Mtiuuten Itatt unb be-
|teben in elmer Geibe hefttger GrploItos
nen, nobel 3uar cine grDBere Wafers
merge beruusgei6teuoert tpiro, pis
6eim .Minute Man4, u6er obne biz
S0be oesfelbeH su errei4en. anbere
isbenspertbe 9epier itnb Der .Mos
RdrG", Der ,5edreB". pSteambOat"
II. a.. GigeHtbiimlt6 lit du9 Der Ioses
nannte yGmerdlo 9opl", Elm 2uelens
beden bon tiefblauem @afsr, in oas
man, oa es elmer Der Dentgen rubigen
9opls lit. bis 81 elmer Sismli6er 5tefs
binabIeben lam. 4uh bic Ipeenanns
ten 5~arbsnt0pfe, Gue[en, bic cine bide
milfige SliHigteit in beri6teoensn
5arben berpOriprucelu, fino duBsrIt
tntereHant.
SIN Der Ndbe oieies tuunoerpollen
Quelenbedens, bas tief perItedt i'm
@dlbe liegt. trifft mar bic Gutf6en
niener, bic bic RsiIenben aus bielem
Balm, benz erIten 3aees3isl. fiihren.
untertpegs fGbrt ma iberau an &ras
tern porbei, bic tbeils erlpihen, tbeils
in S%bGtigteit Iinb, unb bic Der pbnebin
abpe9sIungsrsi6en 6abrt nod mans
@enIer 8afin am @tbbon Riper ents
lana bur6 ben Nib rpmontii6en 9i6~
bon Cannon nod benz llnteren 8epiers
diem insersFdnten Heis perleiben. au9
bic Guscoben oes 9ibbpns 5IuTss, bic
man unternegs iiebt unb beren Get0fe
ihpn bon meitem pernebmbur lit, err
fiilen bic Geiienpsn nit 8enunbes
rung, SIN untsren 8eDfer 8dhin
FinOet ebsnfalls cine 6iibrung Itatt. gs
ftn0 bier Dor dllem 3tpei 9spIer BON
gebeutung, Der ,Sountain"s unb Der
s@redt 5ountdin" : @epfer, beren
4u8bri6e uber Dor einigen Subren
nfbDrtsn uno ftatt oereu Elm dnbersr
gr0bersr @spier meter nOrbli6 bappn
ausbra9, Der IogenunRte rGrcelfior",
Der obsr ieinerIstts feline 5bdtietsit
ieit benz Sabre 1888 pisosr aufeesebsn
bat, 10 baB nun bic 5eiosn 5ountoin.
8epIer pisber pie friiber in beItimm,
ten 3pi16enr1umsR berppriprubeln.
Gan3 in Der Gdbe befinbsR lih Siuei
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-06-14

part i'm Sabre 1872 fibris unb Der
3uerIt duf feline pnnOerbaren gtatlrz
frOHbeitsH aufmertIdm semdht bat.
Durh bas DeDitntipnsgsIeb Yino ben
9eluherH BEG QdrEs Ie6r itrenge Res
geIn auFerIegt pDrben. BIS auf 6as
Gifhen lit ieoe SagD i'm part itreng
perbOten, ebenfD ods Mitnehmsn bon
Gteinsn unb pflanSsn. Qtuh bas ona
DerSnO oft 10 lGItig empFunDene Be
trtBeIn Der Mdnbs nno 8smnlen Der
5elfen 3u Nn5eige5fpeden ipiro fhtper
geahnbet. Die 0drtpolisei piro aus
eeibt bon elmer abtbeilung II. g. gus
palerie. Die ibren DtenIt in rubigsr,
befheibener, dbsr bod uohoriidliter
Meiie thut unb beren Muftretsn aud
GuF sinen on ihneiotgss MilitGi ges
pohHttn Deuifhen febr pDrtbeiIbdft
mirft.
Man fam ben pdrt ouf sipeierlei
Meiie bersiIen, entnebsr man aebt NIT
Der TRANSFORMATIONS : @eIeafndft, bic
fiinf grpBe uno 5pei feline 6otels i'm
part befibt unb Elm Iebr gut ausoebiIs
betss p0fttutf6en SpItem bat, bur6
bos man bon einem 5otsI gum anbsren
trdnspcrtirt fpivb; Dber man fhlieBt
fi4 elmer Der beiOea Tosenanrten Gam
ping pdyties an, bic I'M Bart cine
Reihe permdnenter 2~aoerpIGbe baben.
Die 9otels finb msiitens Iehr oroB
uHb tpettlduFig gebnut. Sins berTels
ben. bic pSlb 6aitbful" 6er6sroe,
seihnet Iih Dor alien bur6 feline prigis
neIIe 8duart aus. sic pur0s erT in
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-06-14

aaa as ~
s&N AN
80
"a sgp NV esd g 2t
a6l GafA
N Gaia az aa WV WaNmfFta tgs
Nsten k'hg Ss aBl
aaR re}ss n1t RxW tfisn t
"a. esR NaFgis Nfggsg In.
stHaBai EsA isiEgw Walts4u. 0sga
net @eggls segHR aEsh NE eltgig
Ia essg @tatRs eg 6tugg gtgalt esH
lsGtw lR MitEttsHetH psis naAas
BEN. ia tt nts 0sssue ec1 pem ssetes
aii&tn @iauopuuste cine Ter tHitgei
tlnisittH ess Raytts. ppt aiism ba bic
Eruptierea mtiit tEF Eeatvga 1atums
Nne nRh 70 gum SMeium osiU VA
tar~gaesr fb am hSltsH eisutu.
RGn benz stRfGdtH absr glttH Wlits
sdgssNtr. nas man in BEN ,ltinsu
Wtrtbsbdus eaIelbR tlnnlmmt. btiuht
man rnter 9sitnHg zines 5abrsrs bic
einselneu SthsnsDiiretgtsittn. Der
critic @iHomd. ben mar bdt, lrtRu man
Fd jusrf benz @epFsr @s6ist rGbsrt.
hi eer sirsr 6abritfdot, lltbsrall
iiebt man sroBsrs uHo tIsiRere 0aupis
idulsn aus Der 5isfs smporitsigea, uno
mGH6mal bort man uuh has tntfsrHte
eumpfe RauifeH zines in eruption
befiHoliten GspIsrs.
Sds Hdhfs, mas benz gsTuGsr auFs
f6lt. lit cine gro6e fodsuos Gusls. bic
in Der Gntptdlunq in sintn 8epier
tegriffeu lit. Sic heiBt bic GpnsrsBs
GusLs. Dor einigsn SSahrsn mar in
Der Babe osrisl6sn bds Iooenannte
Da%mpfDeutil, cine Defining i'm 5els
fen, aus Der bsitduoig cine Itarte
Dumpfidule smporitieg, urb Srpar nit
metlenfpstt n%erne6mbaren 8raus
Zen. @dbrsnb bes @inters 1893 bDrtS
bies pl0Blih ouf, uno Der GongreB 6ils
bete Tia, inoem er BEL Der erItsn @rups
tion tplpfals Mufen bon @ros uTo
GGp 81 Sage f0rberte. GO lit nies Gin
treffenDes 8eiiptsl fir bic Gntitebune
uno GntDtdluns Der gepier. Sin Ie6r
iutsreFanter tleiner Gspier, an benz
man gum eriten Mdl bic 6aruttertFis
I9en Grf6einuugen bieIsr mertpiirois
gta Sprtn9quellen 6epbahten tam, TX
Der Ipgsnannts .Gpnitant" poer
Nlinute Man", 70 eenannt. neil er
nit gerabs3u peinliher &eselmGBigteit
ale so Sstunbsn 6erporbridt. gr
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-06-14

Sisr ertpdrtete uns au1 elm tIsirer
8ampfer, nit benz man fir sttpas
9elb on bas anbere @nbs bes Sees
fahren lam. 9as S6iff Iiuft duf
Der 5abrt cine tIeirt Smell an, auf Der
cine Seerbs 8uffalcs gu Ieben lit, bic
pom urternsbmer Der Sdmpferfobrt
bort gebalten ptro. Die Wagenfa6rt
BON 56um6 Bah aus lit absr ni6t tpes
niger interefdnt als bic Sdbrt nit benz
0ampFer. 3und6it fG6rt man am
See entlang nit prd6tigen 8ltden uuf
oerIeIben, iofpie duf bic fernen Sc
6irgsItDds. Damn gebt es pieber bergs
duf iiber cine 2uno5unge, porbei an eli
nem eigentbimltden Raturpunoer,
elmer notiirli6en Bride BON etpa 80
Dieter Spunnpeite.
Dds Bate Sptel am QusfIuB oes
Sees, no man audi nit Der SampFsrs
9eieuI6aft nteoer SuIammeutrifft, lit
6eionbers fir ldngsren MufentbuIt 0es
sienet, ba ale Sebensniirsigteiten bss
Rationalpartes bequsm BON i6m aus
erreidt perben tSnnen.
Der pprleBte 5aa 6rinal uns an
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-06-14
gn lo ID = ST 1

tNsa aA tsss M rn @0
hgg & es esN sym mAn
61Sa hsyt Nh M an8 tsR eH g@S
IaaWR Essags an Rastea tegpsgs
gr. nns siH NnEtsakE ns
wyp& ma4s E& axtaR swtgttaE
TeFsti& nSge eH 9drtfsH emf esr
Nlasaa itgeH. me ls ait Rfs 3VaRsl
GFWk bFtitsn GmgeEeeaen hitEAgH
Tsis NcclS. rte Ys stEaaRs rsvees.
FHs ap9efaM nit lgartm hlautm Mai
iss. cas- ft III easr bsfianels bro
resnesR uue tc6tReer SuanReg asfiRs
ess uro pal siEsy eiiaasR TampfDo!ts
iiherIaaert III. Sebale Elm @iuehaut
eiHmat oen DdmpF frrtbldf. in "a
einsm per9Ourt eiRen Bid In eGs ses
beimEtbpole SRHers zines lotheu ge
denS su thuu, in BEN ma eaHn OIL
puneeSbars mdrtsRhafte 6ormatio
ren sutporrdgtn Titbt. Ste isSch I'm
Rdtiitn IGasnblid ipisoer eurh ets
fih sHtpidsI1osn 9dmpfs peri6leisrt
tpernen. Das btItdnSg smporquelens
II MaFsr iiberflutbet notiirIiG bic
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-06-14

Il egt rtz g.
m n ssn ny
l8at sss FTa9~NrNt #HftgHdt
NJ arEfM 43rt ssg Mtt sg e.
ttl8s ltH aR ktalkn sa mis etS etset
&cvltsfn , UfientssK ecu Nr Ns
N;gsrshgm etng talET %tiiensahH
naH EarttnE. hm @~ssrscytt. ak'
sgresat. lie GlsrHse niso aurh elHs
nsAri1e =sttnmeGgf tgset@nsS IND
amGmeang III ben s'art itsht Gin tehss
feinsgnsA EEof, hGs Ccr esr 3ssg
rnaa trrittsl TefAsn In uED eaS ste
SnT6fift srast:
For the Benefit aud Enjoyment OF
the People.
en- Der Ehat lit Der Bart gliidllhera
lpsiIs turS nah itirtr GateeduRg Dem
ameritdnifden 8olte buth Elm
GtddtsgeIsb gsIfeRft unb eanur6 0is
Musbeutun1 biSss hsrrliten eauntss
ttsils BON pornhtrsin u~ntsr6uRnea
norDen. Gs oeldab niss DOR onSm anF
HesreibsR 9roF. Sapoens, Der bic erite
nihenlh1FtIihe Expedition in BEN
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-06-14

llmgtbung uno beipirtt eurd lein2r
Rstftbum an Galtiintsr cine ret1s
Qbldeerung, bic in ben SarseIteR Sdrs
ben, bonn F%einiten Roia Bis gum bun
ielten @elbbrann, ME Elm sdrte,
9ouh bic 2uelsn umgisbt unb Itd
na6 Often auf ben 5errdHen fortIeBt.
DieIe SerraFen, beren S9Dnbeiten
man erit bon Der 2dnbitrabs nieber ir
polen MaBe ertsnnen fam, Iteqen fid
bon oben geieben ols cine Reibe bon
unter chamber liegenoen Mdnnen bar.
in oenen ii1 bas iiberflutbenbe belize
Mufsr Iammelt uno oasielbe 5arben
Ipiel, ipie oben an Der auelle. in buns
6ertfa9er 8erpieIfdltigune bsrbprruft.
Die Stufen SptIfen ben sin3slnsn
@aHnen babsn Die 5prm bon 5tdldt
titen Z Sdulen, 5tpifhen bsnen bdS
@affsr in fstnen Rinnfalen berabries
Ielt, aud bier pieber odsIelbs 5arbens
lpisl beroprruFsnb. Das 9an3e 1T bon
ben ith entpidelnoen 9dmpfen mic
BON sinem 6au6 ib%erIasert, Der bic
6drben nod garter erf6etnen lGBt.
9ieien Bid bat man am better,
ipenn man am nGhiten Wioreen nit
BEN 4utihen bas Sotel berldFen bat.
nm nuh ber eriten Station, benz loge
nannten NOrris 9enier 8afin, 81
Fabren. Der Dsg bdbin bistet neben
Gem Bid arf bic prahtpollsn Supiter
3errafen, bic infer Bib 3eigt (nur
leiber obne bic 5drbeneffstte) nod bel
SntereFdntes. Guum bat man bieIe
8errafen binter iid, 10 dnbert iid Der
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-06-14

Gburatter Der 2unbIhoft polltommen.
Die Strdbe fiibrt an etnem tiefen Obs
bonge entIdng uno tritt an elmer Idors
fen 8iseang our9 Elm engss sSelIen
thor ploBli9 in Elm fpiloes 5elienge
bet, bic Iogenannten Sopnoos. Gin
8srgitrom bat bier einen gar3en llrs
ipulo nisoergeriHen unb oen1slben in
cine SelsniiIte pcriponbelt, aus oer
iiberaa bic 2si6sn Der umgsriTenen
9oumrieien in alien Stabien bes 3ers
falls brausragen.
Gina cine babe Stunbs TGbrt man
ourh bieie Biite, oonn tommt man
pl0bIi9 an einen Der IbGnIteu uno ma
lerif1Itsn puntte oss partes, elm sell
Ientbor, oas tpegsn oes gpIogelben
Mlpoies, has bic 6elien beSedt, nit
Re6t bas gotDene genannt fpiro. Der
lanoI1aftlide Ginprud nirb nod ges
bpben bur9 bic oft Isbr paHsrrei6er
SGle oes Gardner 6luHes. Der iid
an oieIer STEELE bur6 oas 5elIeRmeeI
btnbur93pGngt. Bon bier aus BAT
man aud cine i9Dne ausii6t auf einis
&C 8ersrisIsn bes 6eliensebirges, por
allen uuf BEN prGdtissn electric peat.
11,125 SUB bod, ben bOhten Berg
pes nOrbli6en Darts. Gr bat Istnen
Romsn bon benz Retdtbum an Mogs
net GiisuItsiR, Der ben GompaB bee
2ancpermeFers icbr fart beeintrG4s
tigt.
Sin I66nes Qanos1dftsbilo btetet
audi Der ndbebei aeleasne 8i6erfse. Der
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-06-14

,sa XIV @ Nkt
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s60 Esan It
Wgn sFltn
ASH Egm
Hu fnasf HatbtAs Hbntlt &aH Bee
@ ket aEe Rsiag{
Con- ttglsssgR psntH
Sm ansstissR fsH sgaH flsfm
&lan pslt rW tgrxm Saaf naglftHtH
gagtl bee kiuissw au8aEsAeEesH @gR
ltT. uRe "a Isl snmu Gin RiAalttsr
8UfaH, vEH mon gsfa@ lat Sell
slHts anttrE6s s{nsH Bet gESbttH. rit
g. ~ su sg;5ustb. ,emu,i, atI be
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-06-14

~ N An aN
NV aga
M qm
w8 a 80
g
ava Wass a gaAs go
8NA ifas
gat Az t~sRaFeaaS
ga III u Nlamnanlsaa
S0& a fn 18g4sH ethAaeAa sss
#hk twFsH8att ltAesti miga
Auf esslgT Natu lRnmt usam aaA
euFA has aFtbit 1tsl stg altltHgs
ieH, Gaaesn 1aNeA Aat als Arfss
InRs8ssi laE Nlls pstgsuest nige.
WsaR Diu bier itsi NsuEtttr elty ASS.
BtEtE ltltEaS,tu satgn. DC tn pa:,s
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08
BOOK Of HAYS
WRITINGS WILL
BE PUBLISHED
Daughter of Late Sec
retary Inherits the
Manuscripts.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

NEW YORK. Aug. Mrs. Payne
Whitney. who was Helen Hay. daughter
of the late Secretary Of State John Hay
and who inherited in marked degree her
fathers literary tastes and talents. has
been bequeathed a large number of her
fathers unpublished manuscripts.
Mr.. and Mrs Whitney. who were on
their way to Europe when John Hay died
so suddenly. have been abroad ever since,
the greater part of the time at Aix-les-
Baines with Mr.. and Mrs. Paget. the lat
ter being a sister Of Payne Whitney.
They sailed from England to-day for New
York, and on their arrival here next
week. after a brief visit to Mrs. Hay at
Fells. her summer home on Lake Suna-
pee, will go to their country place near
Manhassett, L. l., where Mrs. Payne
Whitney will devote herself to prepara-
ton for the publication OF the manu-
scripts left to her by the author OF The
Breadwinners," Of Little Breeches' and
of Jim Bludsoe."
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08

BY HIS W|FE'S
WARMING NOTE
Notice Of Intended Sui
eide Only Anglers
Husband.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Aug 7.-"when
you read this Eli be at the bottom of the
river. You need not look for me- Let
my darling Viola remain with mother,
and never tell her what her heart-broken
mother did. | am tired, tired. tired
Thus read note, written in the trem-
bling hand Of woman. found by A L.
Williams when he returned to his home
at l24 West Fourteenth street,
I'll take care that she rs not fooling
me. She will never use this stuff again.
was Williams only remark, and, seizing
q hatchet, he began wrecking the furni-
ture, including a fine plano. He took his
own belongings and left, saying:
II am going TO San Francisco"
Earlier in the morning tenants in the
same house say that loud words were ex-
changed by Williams and his wife. The
couple had lived at the address but a
month having come there. according to
Mrs. Williams story, to start their mar
rled life over again after a separation
He had left her in San Francisco, she
said, concealing their child from her, and
later rejoining her here. A watch is be-
ing kept along the river and canal.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08
ALASKAN SLAVERY
TO BE INVESTIGATED
Interior Department Takes
Task Shirked by the
Judiciary.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 7-Acting Secre-
tary Ryan of the Interior Department
to-day directed Governor Brady of Alas
ka to make an investigation, into the
charge that slavery exists at Unalaska.
The charge was made by Professor Will
lam A. Davis, Superintendent of Public
Schools at Unalaska. He made the first
accusation eighteen months ago when he
said he knew that eight little girls, rang
ing in age from to IL years. were being
held as slaves. They were brought to
Unalaska from one of the neighboring
A1eutian islands.
The charges at the time were forward
ed to the Department of Justice. So far
as Professor Davis and Acting Secretary
Ryan know. nothing has been done to
ascertain the truth.
A short time ago Professor Davis re-
newed his charge. so as to give the In
terror Department an opportunity of go
Ing ahead without awaiting the slow
process of the Department of Justice.
He asserted in his report that children
were held in bondage as were the negroes
before the civil war, but were treated
with greater cruelty in that they were
not provided with proper clothing and
were not permitted TO attend school or
associate with other children.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08
Con-
fagration in
Hoboken.
Trans Atlantic Liners
Threatened With
Destruction.
Two Ferry Boats Ruined and
Entire Water Front
Narrowly Escapes.

NEW YORK, Aug. 7.-Inside three
quarters of an hour late tonight fire
swept away the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western Railroad Company
terminals in Hoboken, seized two ferry
boats and practically ruined them and
for half an hour threatened the de-
struction of the entire water front in
the vicinity including the Hamburg
American and North German Lloyd
steamship docks, at which several big
ships were lying. The entire loss is
estimated at S1,500.00O.
So far as known no lives were lost.
For more than an hour huge tongues
of flame leaped from the wooden struc-
ture on the Lackawanna docks, light
ing the New Jersey and New York
water fronts. For time it threatened
loss larger than that of the big dock
fire of several years ago when the
North German Lloyd piers were de-
stroyed with a great loss of life. Blaz-
ing ferry boats. cut from their docks.
f1oated in the river, wandering fire
ships which for time endan gered
shipping in the river The fire started
on an old wooden ferry boat and
spread to the main building OF the
Lackawanna and then TO the Dukes
House The hotel was frame struc-
luTe anu was d Teduy prey lot the
flames.
BY this time the flames were spread
ing in all directions utterly beyond the
control of the few fire fighters who had
responded to the first alarms.
Following the hotel, the structure of
the public service corporation went
down before the flames.
AT l o'clock this morning tpe fire
was under control, the big steamship
piers had been saved and a rough es-
innate placed the damage at about
$1,50O,000
The flames started from an unknown
cause on the old wooden ferry boat
Hopatchong, which had been tied up in
the open slip, between the Hamburg
American docks and the Christopher
street ferry slips. Twenty minutes
after the alarm it looked as If the en-
tire lower part of Hoboken, including
the Hamburg piers would be de-
stroyed. The two burning ferry boats
were towed out into the stream by tugs,
The Hopatchong sunk later.
The new immigration station, built
of brick and stone and occupied only
two weeks, which cost $4,000 TO build
and was supposed to be fireproof, was
soon a mass of fire, the interior burn
ing rapidly. Only a few persons were
in the building at the time of the out
break and they were hurried out
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08
VANDERBILT rs
SPARE CHANGE
GOES TO YALE
Frederick w. Makes a
Second Gift of
$1,000, 900.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Aug. 7.-Freder-
lex w. Vanderbilt has given to the Shelf
field Scientific School at Yale 81, 900 900
dormitory. This is his second donation of
a similar character within a year. The
first was in memory of his brother, Cor
nelius Vanderbilt. and 1t marked the be-
ginning of the new dormitory system of
the school.
Ground will be broken at once for a
new building, which, in material and de-
sign, will correspond closely to the one
erected last year. The-site will be in Col
lege street, between Byers and St. An
thony halls.
Cornelius Vanderbilt gave the academic
department Of Yale dormitory in 1894 in
memory Of his son, William Henry, who
died at Yale while a member of the ju-
nior class. Frederick Vanderbilt was
graduated from the Sheffield class of 1876
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08
JAIL RATHER
THAN REVEAL
HIS IDENTITY
Fresno Tramp Defes
a Justice of the
Peace.
Special Dispatch to IN. Call.

FRESNO. Aug. IA man is in jail
here who declares that he would rather
stay in prison all his life than have his
name published in newspaper. He has
made the declaration five times on five
consecutive days when brought before a
Justice of the Peace, and each time has
been returned to Jail without showing
any sign of weakening. He was taken of
the blind baggage of a passenger train
and arrested as a common tramp some
days ago.
"Ill know your name if have to keep
you in jail one hundred years." declared
the Judge.
We'll. you'll keep me a hundred years
then. My name will never go into a
newspaper in this town." was the answer.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. Some of the
best known and most reputable young
men in Louisville have formed a society
for the promotion of chivalry and the
smashing of mashers. For long time
the leading thoroughfares have been in
Tested with well dressed young fellows,
who have made life wretched for not only
shop girls in particular, but for all unat-
tended women generally. Joseph d.
Bradburn is at the head of the movement
to suppress these fellows and the unwrit-
ten law is to smash every one caught.
and, if necessary, face the matter in
court.
There have been three cases recently Of
such attacks on the streets and no ar
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 7. -" I'VE will
bust Wall street." are the words now be-
ing worn on buttons and badges by cot
ton planters throughout Texas, Louis
lana. Mississippi. Arkansas and the rest
of the cotton belt
A New York cotton broker tipped 1t
to his followers last night that he had
Wall street solidly behind him and was
going to sell cotton down to 8 cents this
week and still lower next week. 1t was
made to appear that the broker feared
the growing power of the Southern Cot
ton Association and decided to crush 1t
at once.
But the method of crushing by the
money influence of Wall street was not
properly conducted. Officers Of the
Southern Cotton Association have been
and are working night and day. They
are sending proclamations out TO more
than a million members OF the associa-
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08
COTTON PRODUCERS
WAR UPON BROKERS
eve Will Bust Wall Street - the
Slogan of Southerners.
Special Dispatch to The Cain.


ton telling the farmer that he must not
sell a bale OF cotton for less than II
cents. either OF the old or the new crop.
1t is pointed out that the old crop. for
all commercial purposes. no longer car
ries with II a surplus large enough TO be
considered in any commercial statistics
and that the present crop does not prom
ise to be larger than 100000 bales, or
less than this years exports.
Some farmers already have hauled their
cotton TO town and, learning OF the Wall
street threat, have been induced 10 put
on the buttons and take their loads back
home. where they will keep it for II
cents.
Bankers OF the South have promised
all the money needed to enable cotton
holding.
This fight between the planters OF cot
ton and the Wall street contingent prom
ises 70 have the center OF the stage from
now on,
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08
FINDS A NEW CAUSE
FOR APPENDICITIS.
SCIENTIST BLAMES BOTTLE RUBBER
Special Dispatch to The Cali.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 7.-Another
theory has been advanced regarding the
cause of appendicitis. Painstaking in
vestigation has led the surgeons away
from the suspected grape seed, which
was at first supposed to seek the ap-
pendix, and from various other articles
of food to a danger altogether outside
ordinary diet.
Dr. Pond of Liverpool publishes In
the London Lancet a new theory with
reference to the origin of appendicitis
and other disturbances of the digestive
organs He calls attention to the fact
that such ailments often can be at
tributed to antimonial poisoning and
the source of the antimohy taken by
man is said to be the rubber rings
frequently used to close all sorts OF
bottles.
DR.. Pond has established the fact
that these rings consist of almost one