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The San Francisco call., 1905-03-05
INvEsrMENTs.

FOR SALE
at cents per share
200, 900 Shares OF Promotion Stock
In the
Goldheld-Blue Jay Mining Company.
Capitalization 81, ,ooo. 900,
Par value OF shares One Dollar,
Full paid and nom assessable.
Tfis offer presents an opportunity rarefy af
forded the investing public OF getting In on
the ground floor or promotion basis OF q newly
organised company. The stock offered is
being sold to pay for the property and will
be placed In . pool until the first shipment
of has been made The property consists
OF five full clain1s, choicely located AZ miles
southeast from the town of Goldheld- Ledge
well defined Outcrops assay up to $415, while
float found on the claims runs high
$500 Less than $500 will place the mine
shipping basis Treasury stock contracted
for by Eastern brokers at 20 cents per share.
Exchange facilities secured In due course. Or
ders for not less than 500 shares at cents
will be filed received.
e. COWPER-THWAITE
Member Stock and Bond Broker
Board Of Stockton, Cal.
Trustees.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-05
HELP wANrED-MALE.
IT c. r. HANSEN co.'s. 42e Bush st.

AT c. r. HANSEN & co.'s, 42s Bush St
Room clerk and cashier, country hotel. must
give surety bond. $50 and found.
Experienced night clerk, country hotel. .$25
Walters, city and country hotels. $50 found
Bakers helper, city; -...-.-.. $l2-$14 week
lumber inspectors lumber company, north
.---..--.... ..---.-.-...--..-..$ "a day
bog cutoff men :; SO day
Greek interpreter and 90 Greeks. r. r work,
north. s2-$1 80 day.
G. r. HANSEN e. co. .429 Bush St
ASSISTANT foreman on scraper work. $50 and
board; coachman, short distance, $685. win
scbman Cow ss5 ano sns Sopnd srdeDs1 s nj
found; machine miners, So day; muck
ers, 81 90 day: mixers, $50 and $35 and
$50 to s25 and found; beilboy. SIS and
found; waiter and bedmaker, $50 and found;
country sho hotei is SOUTH GoN So and othsrl
F. cRoSETr & CO.. e2S Sacramento st.
ANDRES office, BIZ Stockton st.
Waiter country commercial hotel. $50
Cook, plain hotel $50; waiter. plain hotel.
so; young man 20 walt on table country,
so; elderly man TO wash dishes. etc, $40 to
$Ib; second cook $50; French cook. 500. ETC.
GOVERNMENT positions-so. 900 appointments
last year; chances better now: thousands we
have prepared have been appointed; Ry.
Mail and all other examinations soon In
every State. Write for free booklet il. Civ
ing list OF positions sample questions. etc.
to National Correspondence Institute Pacific
Coast Office e27 Market st., S. F., Cal.
WANTED-By real estate firm, leasing and
renting dept. man OF good address, under 3S.
with experience OF years or more in that
line in this city; others need apply ;
good position TO right man; answer treated
confdentially. Box 1896, Call office
WANTED-To travel for house established 30
years; expenses advanced; weekly salary, or
commission or both; experience unnecessary.
Traveller Dept. sth floor. 2o4 Olive ST.. St
Louis.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-05
M1sCELLANEous-FoR SALE.

A FEW bargains this week in 2nd-hand ma
chinery, etc, offered by the H s. WHITE
MACHINERY Co.:
6-H P. horizontal engine. boiler 1T
ungs, stack injector, etc etc.; Al. .s125 90
s-H- P; engine: 1o-H, P: boiler. all
complete ready to do business 150 90
4o-H P. boiler and engine, A1-.... $50 90
ooh. P. boiler and 70-H. P. engine 100 90
n aeSlIiins snsds sasoiins engine 80 % g
PHI p. Hercules gasoline engins-... 90 90
Laundry plant, complete ....-....... SEQ 90
4 Babcock s. Wilcox boilers; each 500 90
Fine power pump. all brass cylinder;
complete; In order ................ 90 90
Ain. centrifugal pump Cnew) )......... 20 90
Copper (dyers rolls) cylinders. ...,,. 80 90
Portable centrifugal pumping cutnt;
Portable s wood. saving outfit -. rs as 90 90
15-H p. 'Econoulist'' boiIerI com
15DH p. are5ox boiler, eompi:;..... iSS iSS 90 %
15-H P. vertical boiler; complete. 05 90
Al P. boiler: conplete .----...... 40 90
Brand new steam gauges. ] 30
Brand new inJectors. from. ....-...... 50
Pipe In lunches ready to use....... %
II. 5. WHITE MACHY CO.,
Office 1870 Beale ST.. "all over town"
2D-HAND machinery. engines. boilers. pumpa,
ntsg p1,sys s shsfti1s. ETC. ETC. bought sold
ii. 8. WHITE MCHY. co. 1So-1S2 Bsals st
FOR sais-sz0-ton swift steamer complete $1o.-
600; 67eo acres bunch grass. wheat land.
1000 cattle SIS. .0e0; see for big farms and
ranches, or Seattle realty. U. c. NEE ia
Main ST.. Seattle.
FOR sale-shelves. showcases. gallery; nrss-
class order; o,s at your own price; can see Z
Golden Gate ave.
A-BUYs. sells or rents gear machinery, en-
etc wHITELAw. 25soa56 spear st. ~
A-THoRoUGHBRED Matching eggs; Bun Or
nns'ofn67 f671 lmaTss HoIiliss.T EOss s "sAnd<s' Span
REPUTABLE place to rent gents fun dress.
Tuxedo or Prince Albert suits J. COOPER
q Stockton st. formerly at Palace Hotsl).
TRY our mems shoes at 81 and 81 SO pair:
foot-foru shoes at So 50; We pay express
charges. IL 80 ST.. Exam. bid; catalog free
HArcHINGS from the business hen; tncuba-
tor lots. w; l. POULTRY YARDS, north
stock; also some property; Address 211s Glenn
ent ave-. near Willow St. Alameda.
THOROUGHBRED Gordon setter ana cocker
spaniel dogs. 1902 Haskell ST.. corner San
Pablo ave-. Berkeley.
q ROOMS partly furnished: also store; xood
teas and fixtures. Call Monday. Il TO D m
S53 Fifth St
LARGEST runts. best hen pigeons. crosses,
etc Glenmore Pigeon Lofts Fourth and
Jones SITS. Elrnhurst-
FOR sale-New Singer sewing nachines oak
case drop head; s55. Mauvais Music Co,
933 Market st.
FOR sale-New and secondhand steam. Eas
and gasoline engines J. A THOMSON, 107
Fremont St
INCUBATOR. s5o eggs; also White wyandOtts
cockerels. STANSFTELD. 4S4 Park ave-.
East Oakland.
WANTED-Oid gold for manufacturing pur-
poses. THE MILTON JEWELRY CO., 25T
Sixth St
ROT Fps engines "a hand roarhfn.rv NcrNr
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-05

WANTED-To travel for house established 30
years; expenses advanced; weekly salary. or
commission or both; experience unnecessary.
Traveller Dept. 5th floor, 2o4 Olive ST., St
Louis.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-05

A FEW bargains this week In midland ma
chinery, etc, offered by the II. s. WHITE
MACHINERY CO.:
6H. P. horizontal engine boiler 1t
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-05

N OAKLAND. COR. 10TH AND CLAY sTS.,
SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS ON
ovERALLs; NO EXPERIENCE NEcEs-
EARY; STEADY WORK; GOOD PAY.
LEVI STRAUSS & CO.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-05
NEW INDICTMENT
IN COTTON LEAK
FEDERAL GRAND JURY BRINGS
IN SUBSTITUTE BILL AGAINST
HOLMES AND OTHERS, cHARG
ING CONSPIRACY.

Washington, Oct. A new indici-
ment has been found by the United
States Grand Jury against Edwin
Holmes, Jr., Frederick A. Peckham
and Moses Haas involved in The COT.
ton leak scandal This Indictment,
which will take the place Of previous
true bills found against these men,
charges Peellham and Haas With con.
spring 70 commit an olfensa aeainse
the United States by inducing Holmes.
who was formerly associate atatsacian
of the Agricultural Department. to al
vulge information to them in refer
ence 10 cotton statistics in advance Of
the publication by the Agricultural
Department Of lis cotton report
The witnesses who appeared before
lho Grand jury and on the testimony
ot whom the Indictment was based.
wer Secretary of Agriculture Wilson,
Richard Cheatham, secretary of the
Southern Cotton Growers Associations
william n Moran, William p Walsh,
Louis C van Ripper, a New York cot
ton broker William M. Juld, Victor
Olmstead william p McCabe and
other government officials
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-05
"I'LL DRINK
Whenever Please" Declared the
Minister Before Presbytery.

fittshurg, Pa, Oct. 4,--Like thun.
aerclap from a most unexpected quar-
Ter came the words hot and eloquent
This doctrine OF touch NOT, taste not
handle moi oppose Men Should act
as Intelligent beings IN fhe use Of and
abuse ot Intoxicating drinks, the same
as they az with any otncr danger
Gus instrument"
The mcmbers of the pittsburg Pres
bytery Of the Presbyterian church
hardly breathed before tne spell was
again broken by the speaker, Rev. DR..
Dunlap Moore
Il hold myself at liberty, for my
.cwn good health's sake and the glori
fcaiion Of God. to take a glass Of wine
when ! think II necessary ! willsnot
submit myself 10 take the pledge |
want To be my own free agent In such
matters. do not wish 1t under.
stood. however, that am opposed to-
the cause of temperance, for am ami
always have been strong advocate
OF temperance"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-05
: -
ABANDONED
Is the Steamer That Escaped From
Martinique With News Of Eruption

London, Oct. 4--Lloyds have re.
ceived a telegram from the Captain of
the British steamer Roddam, which os.
capped badly damaged from st. pierro
Island Of martinique, at The lime ST.
Pierre was destroyed by the outbreak
Of Mt. Pelee in May. 1902. annpuncing
that the vessel is ashore and abandon.
ed in the Yenesel River. Tast Siberia.
The Roddam was AK anchor OF ST
Pierre, with 1S or 20 others, when the
out break Of Mt. Pelee occurred. She
was almost overwhelmed by burning
lava. and n Of her crew were killed.
but Captain Freeman her commander
at that time, although horribly eburn-
cd. managed 10 keep on the bridge of
the vessel, and with the assistance OF
the third engineer and a fireman, who
were injured, succeeded in taking the
Roddam 70 st. Lucia IN n badly dam.
aged condition. bringing the rirst news
Of the great disaster 10 that island.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-05
SHOT WOMAN AND
KILLED HIMSELF
FORMER SWEETHEART REFUSED
TO ELoPE WITH HIM AND HE
KILLED HER-PERsuED, HE
ENDED HIS LIFE.

Middletown, N. Y, OeJ. 4-Comiag
here today determined 10 kill his for
mer sweetheart Mrs. Frank Podia. If
She refused TO elope with him, Dom
mick Agosto, on being repused, fired
a bullet into her body, rushed from
the house, and after beng pursued
for hours by officers, blew his head
rff IN the public highway 1t Is not
bieT3 ha The woman will recover
Agog-0 had known ana cou,ted Mrs
Podia % t5aly Fle came here when
ho learned than She bad married am
uiher En3eriHg the Podia acme in
CetuRe street. ibis morning after the
WomaBa hus band was gone to work,
Agoato begged he young woman TO
elopp with him. When she spurned
his advances and he had chot and seen
ben fan Agosto rushed from the house
rinpug until 10 disappeared in the
country
Policeman Wood and County De-
iectiYe Wood followed the man for
hours ara late in the afternoon over
tock him near Phillipsburg, four miles
from this city. He had bought new
clqthing and was considerably dis
gnised, but was recognized.
When Policeman Wood told him TO
bali he fugitive leyelled rife at
'ap oa cors bend Wood drew his re-
y0iyer aad the next instant Agosto,
piacr@ his haa oyol the mu1lle ot
his own gun managed 60 pun tho trig-
Xxx llt fall IN the oad with part f
his head blown away
Algs podia " % the Fbran hospital
tuneht where u Is feared shc cannot
iuug urlyc
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-05
"BA5Y NEEDS ME-"
The Excuse That Keeps Some Women
From Their Clubs.

Chicago nj, Oct. A. Chicago has
A teas ono womans club Of which
Grover Cleveland WOULD approve. The
Irving Park Nomens Club members
are against race suiciGe
:. We constantly are meeting with re
fusals, on the part of officers-elect
to accept positions Of honor among
us on the ground that Baby needs me
at home declared Mrs. o. II. Nc.
Conoughey this afternoon in address.
ing the organization at its first meet.
ing for the year.
Il am always glad To hear such a
reason continued The speaker "for
'lo moi think Mt Cleveland altogeth.
cf intbe wrong In his attach on wo-
mems clubs. although ! think We be.
iieye better ana show better than he
will admit Ambition and the club
wlll last Baby won't ard beg Of
Eou mothers that you won't neglect
your babies for the sake of the club"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-05
IEIfTT,c Dflrlu rnrc
NJ 'CADDEN STAYS
AMERICAN CIRCUS MANAGER is
SEIZED JUST Aa STEAMER
SAILS FOR NEW YORK TALK
OF BLASTED FORTUNES.

l&ndon, 0cg lJosepa II McCad-
Ila. the proprietor of the Ananriean
y cps backed by New Workers.. which
went 70 pieces ia France leaving Fhs
performers dependent on charity. was
in the Bow Street Extrali
lion Court today tn the proceedings
brought bis creditors III France 1Ia
vas hela for hearing il $4,000 bal
which was promptly furnished by him
self and TWO suveties. and he was ra,
leased.
The charge cn which be was ar
rested IL brought hy the receives ap-
pointed In France after me breakiag
up Of the circus, and comes under the
heading OF Crimes against the Bank
rup.cy Law No details aYe given
but il was explained thar the charge
means thaf whcn the defendant was
declared i bankrupt he hal money
enonsh 20 pay hs debts
Much sympathy 3 expressed FOR afs.
McCaddon He has hem in EaeIanl
fortnight, and al that ime Il has
hen known thal nc intended Ia ail
for New York last saturGay Mhea
his wife died an advertisement was
pnt n The I.andon papass anpounel8g
chat The bGiy wonll ha gakea 10
America septomher I'd.
NoyeIthelcss the Fvnch ahthp.ities
/, wai od -ts maka the afser antii .ha0
Past moment before the acamship left.
Nj. McCadtlen goi i i eh lifen ashore
and they are now Vita him hers but
there Yves no time "a r;hnTe His
wife's body nor his baggage IN whien
ara AL he b9ks and pagcr cpnRen-
tod win his business which win he
needed as eyidsnce.
Mr. McCaldons busine managers
have remained q England e testify
At b. r'al
In granting bail the magistrate re-
marked that rhe circumstances ara
very peculiar
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-05
MANY THOUSANDS
LOST IN A FIRE
Which Swept phiuelander, Wis.
and Left 400 Homeless
LOSSESREAGH 100000
FLAMES WHICH STARTED IN Lum.
BER YARD SPREAD TO RESI-.
DENcE DISTRICTS AND
RACED All EVENING.

iihiaelanaer Wis. Oct Fire IN
'hc Lumber l;spjcg u .ttam town tlia
gwen ne 'le 'royea property valued ii
se"baoe aud rcndere1 four hunsnei
people homeless
The isre emrled III a lanlber Yard Of
Brown Bfotbers and after sweeping
that yard clean II spread Ii Robbins
Company yards, which were entirely
dsstroged.
A high wind carried the fire into he
residence district adjoining the iam
her yanls, destroying eegenty-five
dwelling houses
Forty million feet IL lumber was al
stre yed,
After burning over the greater por-
lion Of eight blocks. the fire was got
under control late this evening.
Homeless people are being cared for
tonight ID the city hall and other pun
iic buildings. The total insurance ii
about s400.0o0.
The Principal LOSERS
Brown Rrnther Lumber Company
lumber. $2aUha0 Insurance slgl,
600
Robbins Lumber Company sa.s na0
Insurance S1G5 000
Two school honses and engine hoasc
S25ooo
loss af dwellings, 8sa.ssn
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-05
RENEW HUNT FOR
THE MISSING GIRL
BOSTON PoIcE SUSPECT THAT
BACK BAY GIRL MAY BE THE
SUIT CASE VlcTIM-oFFl-
GALS STILL IN THE DARK.

Boston. Mass, Oct 4.-Winiam
Morgan, of No % Highland street
Winthrop, has turned over a package
Of clothing to the police which he says
he found floating in IT. inner Win
hr1p Bay The bundle contained an
old skirt a par Of Stockings and a
woman niaht dre The bundle had
besn in inc water some time. TIL
Winthrop police took charge ~ tha
find, hnt he Boatca aa,hcfities aHl
that lais lates discovery cond moi bc
connected with the dress aHt eaae
mystery.
The police have hepn toying all Iay
70 learn somcthng about the young
daughter ol a proniacni Boston fam
lily who is reported as having been
m ssing from her home in the fashion
able Back Bay district for at least two
weeks The police have thus far been
unable to learn her name but they do
know that there Is such a & RI missing
from her home. II is said that she Is
Ia blonde and that she Is about u
years old, Her relatives are still en-.
gagged in looking for the missing giil.
They have thus far refrained from
notify ng the police about the disap-
nearance OF the girl, but In the event
that She should not return home in d
day o. two the pol &c will be called
upon 10 aid In the search thai III now
being conducted hy private detee.
tives.
The police tonight were looking up
the history of a physician who has al
office on fremont street, not far from
the hotel iorra nc
Certain information has fcachad tha
authori ies which leads the police Ia
suspect that this physician might he
able to threw ONE iigAt in the Dire s-
suit case mystery. Efforts have been
made 10 let Berkman see this phyfi-
clan. but up to- late hour tonight the
eA~NhRalseF had heaR gaa,le to gas n
glimpsa of the dQctoI Wfo has not
tt2en s-sa at his office today.
| ghe police do not hesitate to SAY
chat they are all at sea tonight and
that they have not positive iuforma
tion as to the Identity Of the man who
bought the two dress-suit cases or
the afternoon 3f sep5 49, The police
authorities, 10th state and local, agret
with exChief William r. Hazen o
the United states Secret Service De
pariment IN Washington, and who hal
been looking into the dress-suit cast
mystery that the only way that the
authorities can ever hope to arrive
at satisfactory SOLUTION of Tie uisS
terry Is by publishing all Of he facts
Including every rlmor that comas ifft
he possession Of The authorities, Both
Chief Watts and Capt Shaw, Of tho
state police, say that Hazen's idea Is
the correct one in this case
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-05
IN A SFiANTY
Did Miss Helen Gould Take Refuge
When Committee Did Not Meet
Her.

Goshen, Ind, Get Il Through ii
blunder Of the Committee on Arrange
ments to entertain Miss Helen NJ
Gould and party Of seven at Winona
Assembly Miss Gould ana her travel
ing associates were yesterday after.
noon compelled To remain lree aours
In the Wabash Railway Company's
village shantv at New Paris. six miles
south of here. The Gould party reach.
ed New Paris at noon. ana 1t was the
program 10 have an automobile pre-
easstoii escort iAsE s~sS Ssssngasanl Ehea
make the drive III ViHRfiT The man
.Hgefnent Of the affair became confused
on trains, and Miss Could, with the
seven persons accompanying ner. re-
NAMED In the shanty for three hours,
finally Tagging d Big Four train for
Warsaw There was not a single per
son to greet her. and Winona officials
could not be- reached by telephone.
At Winona Lake today Miss Gorld
met with the Directors of the assem-
bly,, and as a result the New York
Bible 1ustitote ON Lexington avenue
New York. to which Miss Gould IS
contributing $4,000 annually for man
tenance, was turned over to the Win
ona management.
DR. w. w White win continue at
the head of the educational work Of
the institution The property will be
held in trust by the Winona Directors,
as is the National Technical Institute
at Indianauolis Five Of the Directors
of the New York institution will be
added to the Winana Board, anil five
Winona Directors will go on the board
of the Bible institute.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-05
SEE r e. SIS
Told Mrs. HedrcRs Her Husband Was
Observation-Disclosures Life After Hunt.

Marion, Ind, Oct. Dcepehdent
because a fortune teller had Old her
Of the alleged unfa thfulna7s of her
husband, Mrs Ella H2drIcks drank
arsenic at her home near here last
night and died this morning Mrs.
tIearicits became suspicious Of her
BIZ hands actions ana follc yed him to
Marion yesterday she was unable
10 find him aud yisitad a { rsune teller
who oh her her husband was Keeping
company with another woman
NJ s. Hedr'clis went home heart
broten When Mr. Hedrcks reGuimed
she told him Of her hunt for him in
Marir7. ffN reply was evidently un-
atisfactorw
MS Aelllcks then went 10 a drug
store purchasing arsenic, and re.
imped h7me wlere she took the
Daisoh
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-05
LIVE WIRE
Connected as a Joke, Killed eoere, and
the Perpetrators Are Held.

Youngstown O., Oct i The out
come Of practical Joke perpesrated
by employees Of the National Tube
Company's plant here last summer
according n allegations has termina
ted in an indictment for manslaughter
John Fell. engineer az the plant hay
ing been arrested
The employees Of the plant, IL IS
claimed, had connected up q Railing
with o dynamo Foreigners We're ac.
custcmed TO looking into the window
OF the office to SEQ the me of day and
George noere did So dropping dead
when he touched the metal railing Al
thorough Investigation resulscd " fhe
Indictment belnE brought Fell gave
bond for disappearance In coarty