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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-11-09
Democratic Ticket Elected With
Exception Of Governor.
THE RESULT WILL Be CLOSE
chanIer, Democratic Candidate for
Lieutenant Governor, is Elected by
1900 Majority and Balance of
State Ticket.

NEW YORK, Nov. S.-With the Of
fetal count of the entire state, with
threq counties missing, the returns
show that Chanler is apparently elect
ed lieutenant governor of the state
on the Democratic and Independence
League ticket by pluralit yapprox-
imating 1900 over Bruce, Republic
can. While slight changes may be
made in returns from the various
counties, 1t is not believed they will
materially reduce Chanler's lead, but
on the contrary may increase 1t. 1t
appears late tonight that all the 9TH
er candidates on the Democratic ticket
are elected by small pluralities. !,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-11-09
STUDENTS STRIKE.
Centenary College Students Cont Like
Management Of institution.

JACKSON, Miss. Nov. s.--The en-
tire student body of about 500 OF the
Centenary College here struck and
went home yesterday. They left
signed statement that they were dis
satisfied with the retention of Profess
sor Moncrieff, who two weeks ago
stabbed Rev. G. c. Miller, president
of the college. The president is still
quite Ill from his wounds. He and
Professor Moncrieff disputed over
questions about serving food to the
student mess and Professor Moncrien
claimed that he stabbed Rev. Miller In
self defense.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-11-09
DUEL WITH PISTOLS.

CARROLTON, Miss, Nov, S.--News
reached here today from Money, a
small town in Laflor county, that a
pistol fight occurred there today be-
tween ]. D. Money, brother of Unit
ed States Senator Money, and l.. j.
Henderson, prominent planter, Hen
derson was instantly killed and Money
slightly wounded Bad feeling was
engendered between the two men over
the purchase of plantation three
wears ago by Henderson from the
Money estate.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-11-09
TERRoRIsTs WIN.
Blow up a Train and Secure Over
s5o0,ooo.

WARSAW, Nov. s.-Upon the ar
rival of the train over the Vienna and
Warsaw railroad at Rogow station to-
night band of terrorists surrounded
the station and threw bomb at the
mail car The train was derailed.
Several soldiers were killed or wound-
ed. The terrorists then robbed the
mails, and it is rumored they got
away with large sum Of money, es-
timated as high. as 100000.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-11-09
ORDERED TO SHOW CAUSE.
Interference With Hammond Lumber
Company at San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov s.-Andrew
Furuseth, of the Sailors, Cooks, Wait
ers and Firemen's Unions, and others,
have been given ten days in which
to show cause why they should not
be punished for contempt of court
for alleged disobedience of the court
order made by Judge w. w. Morrow,
restraining them from interfering
with the shipping business Of the
Hammond Lumber company.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-11-09
MARY JANE DEAD.
NEGRO Servant in Vanderbilt Family
Buried in Family Vault.

NEW YORK, Nov. S.-Mary Jane
Williams. negro servant who
changed jobs only once during her
10 years of service, was buried beside
her mistress, the late Gersrude Lef-
ferts Vanderbilt, the authoress, i'm
the Vanderbilt plot in Greengood
cemetery Monday. When Mrs. Van-
derbilt died four years ago, she asked
that the old negress be inferred be-
side her and Mrs. vanderbilt's family
saw that the request was carried out.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-11-09
JERoME's OPINION.
Hearst Would Be An Important Fac
tor on Certain Conditions.

NEW YORK, Nov, s.--District At
torney Jerome made public state
ment tonight to the effect that II
Hearst had not undertaken to sand
bag the Democratic party into accept
Ing him. he would have been elected
Jerome predicts that II Hearst is
willing to abandon his wholesale at
tacks on anybody and everybody and
conflne himself to attacking in clean
way he will become an important fac
tor in the party.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-11-09
REPUBLICANS KICKING.
Want All Void and Protested Ballots
Produced in Court.

NEW YORK, Nov. S.-The Repub-
lican campaign managers decided to-
day to make application In the su-
preme court of the several counties
in this vicinity for an order COM
pelling the production in court OF all
void and protested ballots. These viii
be counted In court
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-11-09
WANT THEIR MON NEY.

WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-The poll
ICY holders of San Francisco today ap-
pealed to the State Department to
aid them in forcing settlement with
three German insurance companies
and one Austrian company that re-
fused to pay for any of the property
destroyed by fire and earthquake,
which damages aggregated about $14'
000,0 900.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-11-09
UNUSUAL OCCURRENCE.
Minister Arrested for I'm
proper Conduct.

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov s.--Willinm
u. Hlnshaw, Methodist minister.
convicted aud sentenced 10 prison for
the murder OF his wife in 1895 and
who was parolled cenditionally IN 1906.
was arrested today on an order Of
Governor Hnnley and brought 70
governors once 20 show cause why
he should not be returned TO prison.
The complaint IL supported by afii-
daylts and was made to the governor
by George X. Freeman. Sherlff-elect OF
Wabash county. that Hinshaw and
FreemanH wife had been guilty OF
improper conduct since his release
from prison.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-11-09
HocH IN KANSAS.
Republican Governor Elected by Small
Majority.

TOPEKA. Nov, a,--Although there
are stlll Ave counties not heard from
Il IL generally believed that Hoch.
Republican. for governor Ia elected
by between a,5oo and 1000 plurality
Tho Democratic state central commit
tee still refuse to concede Hoch's cleo
ton. saying that Il will require the
official canvass 10 determine the re-
suit Chairman drummer OF the Re-
publican central committee. states
that 10 far as heard from. 92 MEM
bcrs OF the lower house will be Re-
publican and 23 Democratic.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-11-09
MILLIONAIRE MARRIED.

VICTORIA, B. c., Nov. S.-Stephen
Phipps a st. Paul millionaire, was
married her today to Edith Maitland
Dougall, of Duneans.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-09
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES


DEMAND HEIRARCHS DISMISSAL.-valen-
cia Spain Oct S.=The anti-clerieal manifesto
tions against the Archbishop of Valencia con-
tinue. The poPulace demands his dismissal.
BRAZILIAN FINANCES.-Rio de Janeiro.
Oct S.-The Chamber Of Deputies today ap-
proved the financial conversion bill. 1t is ex-
Dected that the Senate will reject the measure.
RECEPTION BY MRS. RoosEvELT.--wash-
ington Oct S.-Mrs. Roosevelt this afternoon
received more than $50 members Of the Women
Auxiliary Of the Spansh-American War Veter-
ans which is holding its annual convention here
FELKER FOUND GUILTY.-Salem. Mass.
Oct S-James W. Felker. formerly City Treas
urer of Newburyport, pleaded guilty today to
charges of embezzlement of $S6. 500 in funds of
the city. Sentence postponed until next
January.
AMERICAN CRUISERS AT PORT SAID.
Port Said. Egypt, Oct. S-The United States
armored cruiser squadron, consisting of the
Colorado Maryland. West Virginia and Penn
sylvania. commanded by Rear Admiral Brown
son, arrived here today.
LAND FRAUD CASES PoSTPoNED.-Poft-
land. Ore, Oct. s.--The Evening Telegram has
sistant to the Attorney General. who Is now In
San Francisco, to tbe effect that the trials of
the remaining land fraud cases have been post
poned until after December /.
HARBoR TOO SHALLow.--Antwerp. Bel
gium, Oct. S.-The Precurseur, the leading
commercial paper here, reports that the efforts
to convert Zeebrugge and Biankenburghe into a
port for trans Atlantic lines have been unsue-
cessful. The engineers it is added, are unable
to obtain draft of water in excess OF twenty
five feet.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-09
CoMMINGLING OF RACES.

In the course of many years of in
vestigation into the plant life Of the
world, creating new forms, modifying
old ones, adapting others to new con-
ditions and blending still others, have
constantly been impressed with the
similarity between the organization and
development of plant and human life.
While 1 have never lost sight of the
principle of the survival of the fittest
and all that 1t implies as an explana-
tion of the development and progress
of plant life, have come to find in the
crossing of species and in selection
wisely directed a great and powerful
instrument for the transformation of
the vegetable kingdom along lines that
lead constantly upward The crossing
of species is to me paramount. Upon
1t, wisely directed and accompanied by
a rigid selection of the best ana as
rigid an exclusion of the poorest, rests
the hope of all progress. The mere
crossing OF species, unaccompanied by
selection, wise supervision, intelligent
care and the utmost patience, is. not
likely to result in marked good and
may result in vast harm. Unorganized
effort is often most vicious in its ten
dencies.-Century Magazine.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-09
BELL Is OvERTAxED.
Nearly Faints While "Speaking Pose"
Photos Are Being Taken.

LOS ANGELES, Oct. S.-Theodore A.
Bell finds campaigning strenuous. He
suffered from a severe breakdown yes
terday. He was taken to a photo
graphic establishment to sit for a series
of characteristic poses"
The. sitting was not so bad, but when
fainting spell and only the strong arms
of his friends prevented him falling to
the floor
II do not know what was the mat
ter" he said. TT was the first time
in my life that I ever tainted. They
took me there to have my picture taken
in some of the attitudes of a speaker
While I was standing I suddenly felt
that my head was going to hit the CELL
ing, and 1 nearly keeled over. Every
time / stood up the dizziness came over
me and it took about an hour and a
half to get the pictures taken. 1 am
trying to break UP a bad cold, con- :
tracted in the night ride from Ocean
Park, and have been taking a good
deal of quinine"
Candidate Bell disclaimed the idea
that there was bad omen in this feel
ing that his head was going to hit the
ceiling" He laughed at the sugges-
tion. saying:
No, you may say for me that l am
sure that 1 will be elected. I realize
that l am tackling the Republican
stronghold of California and / have a
hard campaign mapped out. This cold
is handicapping me, but I shall try to
break 1t UP tonight with quinine.''
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-09
PETITIONS ARE FILED.
Belief Expressed That Voting Ma
chimes VIII Be Used.

SACRAMENTO, Oct S-Secretary of
State Curry announced tonight that
the following parties had secured
places on the State ticket
Republicans, Democrats, Socialists,
Prohibitionists. independence League
and Union Labor-making six parties
in ALL Curry was in doubt Saturday
night as to the correctness of
form of the Union Labor ticket as Of
fered Saturday night. but on referring
the matter to Superior Judge Shields
decided to place the party on the
ticket
Frank Jordan, who sold most Of the
voting machines to the counties said
tonight that the machines could be
used at the coming election in every
county in the State and there would
be no necessity for voting by ballots
in any instance. He explained that
the machines could be so divided as to
vote seven parties without trouble.
He said that Santa Clara and Sacra-
mento counties have more parties on
their respective tickets than is the
case in any other counties and yet they
can be accommodated on the machines.
1t is said that unless the County
Clerks are promptly given to under
stand how to operate machines so as
to provide for all the parties the coun-
ties will be forced to make application
to the Secretary of State for ballot
paper.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-09
BROUWER MURDER
CASE IS CALLED.

TOMS RIVER n. j., Oct. S.-The trial
OF DR.. Frank Brouwer. charged with
the murder Of his wife, was on the
court calendar here today. Mrs.
BroUwer died in September, 1905, after
an illness that was diagnosed at first
by her husband as cholera morbus.
Dr. H. n Cate signed a death certifi-
cate setting forth that Mrs. Brouwer
died Of Brights disease. Soon after
the funeral rumors spread that there
was something suspicious about Mrs.
BrouweT's death. There had been quar-
rels between the pair over the ad-
uinistration of Mrs. Brouwer's parents
estate. It was also rumored that Mrs.
Brouwer had been jealous of one of
her husbands patients.
Trevonian E. Hyer of Long Branch,
a brother of the dead woman, finally
began an investigation. The Metro
politan Life Insurance Company, in
which Mrs Brouwer was insured for
$1,000 in favor OF her husband, refused
10 pay the policy and aided in the in
Quiry. AS a result Of these investiga-
tions the body was exhumed December
IS and an autopsy performed The di-
gestive organs were removed and DR..
Genth of the University of Pennsyl-
vania is SAID TO have reported that
he found traces of arsenic and what
was supposed to be ground glass in
the stomach Dr. Brouwer later was
indicted, charged with the murder OF
his wife. and then arrested.
Public feeling has been aroused to q
marked degree by what has come to be
known throughout a large portion OF
the State as the -Brouwer case" One
outgrowth Of this is a fund Of $250C
which has been contributed by the &C
cused mems friends to aid in meeting
the costs Of the defense.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-09
GIVES WAY TO GILLETT.
Theodore A. Bell Decides Not to Speak
I'm San Diego Saturday.

SAN DIEGO, Oct. S.--Attorney Eu-
gene E. Capps, member of the Demo-
cratic county central committee, re-
ceived a telegram this afternoon from
c. H. Baldwin, chairman of the COM
mittee, saying that Theodore A Bell,
the Democratic candidate for Governor,
would not speak in San Diego next Sat
urday evening
The itineraries of the three candi-
dates for Governor-Gillett, Bell and
Langdon--had been arranged by their
respective State committees, and mad
vertently all three were billed for Sat-
urday night Bell was to have the
public plaza, Langdon Union Hall and
the Republicans had arranged for an
immense tent for Gillett
The Republican committee was to
be accompanied by George A Knight.
and with Gillett and Knight as one. at
traction it was the opinion that there
would be hardly corporals guard to
hear Bell. He therefore called it off,
and will come some time next week,
possibly on Monday night. Gillett and
knight will speak according to sched-
ule
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-09
SAN FERNANDO Is SAFE.
Wind Veers and Forest Fire Is Di
verified Toward Burned Area.

LOS ANGELES, Oct. S.-The mount
ain fire that has been raging in the
San Fernando country northwest of
Los Angeles internationally since last
Friday is under control.
About 1 o'clock this afternoon the
wind veered and the danger to San
Fernando and the valuable olive orr
ehard adjoining was averted. The
flames were diverted in the direction
of Newhall. The latter town is safe by
reason of the burned district lying be-
tween the town and the forest fire 1t
is now expected that the flames will
burn themselves out by night. There
is about FIVE miles of timber and brush
land lying in the path of fire and this
will be burned. One hundred men are
now trying to confine the flames to the
smallest area possible.
The damage done so far is difficult
to estimate, but is probably in the
neighborhood of 100000. The loss OF
the Standard Oil Company. which suf-
fered the destruction of storage tanks
and oil, is placed at $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-09
A woRn no rHE wise.

The late James z. Martin, brother of
Bradley Martin. was a man OF old-fash-
ioned integrity, and the Illegal prac-
tices OF many noted fnanciers and cor
porations angered and shocked him.
In a discussion of a certain much
Investigated company Mr.. Martin said
one day:
The concern seems always to have
found II easy 10 break the law. It
has been as ready and resourceful as a
tenant I once had.
MY tenant was an enthusiastic
pigeon flyer. One day he took a pigeon
in a bag TO the Grant monument, in
tending TO time its flight home. But
when he took the bird out Of the bag a
policeman came up and said:
What are you doing here?
Getting ready TO fly this pigeon,
said my tenant.
You can fly no pigeon here said
the policeman.
Why notT the tenant asked
It's against the law-that's why
not said the policeman, If you try
II on ] shall be obliged to lock you up
MY tenant placed the pigeon on the
ground, stroked it and said TO il grave
iy:
81 can't toss you up here. for it's
against the law, so you must walk
home. Do you hear2 You must walk
home "-Pittsburg Press.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-09
LAYS CORNER STONE
FOR NEW TEMPLE.
Grand Master Flint Off
ciates at Masonic Cere-
mony Held in Santa Rosa
PROMPT REBUILDING
SPECIAL DISPATCH 10 THE CALL.

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.
SANTA ROSA. Oct s-Motley Hewes
Flint. grand master of the Free and
Accepted Masons Of California. who
laid the corner stone of the Masonic
Temple in this city June p, 1905, was
here again today for the purpose OF
Iavine new corner stone for the
newer and better structure which is
10 replace the building destroyed by
the April disaster. The stone was laid
with impressive and appropriate cere-
monies at ] o'clock. with the assist
ance Of Past Grand Master John A.
Foshay Of Los Angeles, Grand Lecturer
W H. Edwards of San Francisco.
Grand Orator Oscar Lawler Of Los An
geles. Grand Steward William Morri-
son and Grand Marshal Charles D.
Barnett Of Santa Rosa.
The Grand Lodge was escorted to
the site Of the new temple from the
hall by Santa Rosa Commandery,
Knights Templsr twenty-seven strong,
and Santa Rosa Lodge No. 81, +. and A.
NJ, sixty-hve strong. The acting
grand chaplain in his prayer offered q
petition for the protection Of the new
temple from the elements. and for the
first time in the history OF the order
in California mentioned the earth
quake along with wind, storm and fire.
The word was noted and commented
on by many in the large assemblage
present.
The corner stone is marked. This
stone is laid by the NJ W r and A NJ.
California. Oct. s. 1906 NJ. W Motley
Hewes Flint G. NJ" The copper box
IN the stone contained a copy of the
bylaws of Santa Rosa Lodge No. 81,
+. and A M; views Of the former temple
before and after the destruction; views
OF Santa Rosa before and after the
April disaster: list of the officers and
members Of the Santa Rosa Chamber
Of Commerce: constitution, with list
Of members of Santa Rosa Chapter, r,
A. NJ; Rose Valley Chapter, o. z. S.
proceedings Of the Grand Court Of the
order of Amaranth; history of the
building and loss of the former temple
by the~disaster of April IS; photograph
of Edward Neblett, first Mayor OF
Santa Rosa; history Of Santa Rosa
Chapter. r. A. NJ: proceedings Of the
Grand Commandery Of California for
1905 and a large number Of minor arti-
cles and cards.
Grand Master Flint was presented
with a solid silver trowel, suitably en-
graved. with which 10 lay the corner
stone, and afterward in the hall was
presented with a beautiful jewel OF
past grand master set with diamonds
and his initials set in enamel The
gift was a complete surprise, being
made in recognition Of the assistance
which the grand master gave 10 the
members OF the order in this
city last April at a time when
the city was a complete wreck
and the members all but disheartened
regarding their new temple. The gift
was received in fitting manner by the
grand master. who was completely
overcome by the presentation.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-09
THE BISHOP AND THE wAFFLEs.

1t would indeed be a queer bishop
who could not tell good story on
himself The late Bishop Dudley of
Kentucky was wont TO relate with
much relish an interesting experience
which he once had in connection with
waffies.
At fine old Virginia homestead
where he was a frequent guest the
waffies were always remarkably good
One morning, as breakfast drew near
an end the tidy linen coated black boy
who served at table approached Bishop
Dudley and asked in a low voice:
Bishop, won't y have 'n'er waffie?'
Yes" said the genial bishop, Il be-
lieve will
"Dey ain no mo-" then said the nice
little black boy.
Well" exclaimed the surprised rev.
erend gentleman, If there aren't any
more waffies, what made you ask me if
1 wanted another one?"
Bishop" explained the little black
boy, ''yous done ct ten already, an 1
fought v wouldn't want no mo'.'-Lip-
pincott's Magazine.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-09
KANSAS RAILROADS
WIN 4 POINT.

TOPEKA. Kan, Oct. s.-The rail-
roads of Kansas have right to have
the question of maximum rates settled
in the Federal court, according to a
decision by Judge Pollock today. Nearly
year ago the Railroad Commission
ers set maximum rates for grain, salt,
coal and hardware in Kansas. The
railroads appealed to the Federal
court
The attorneys for the board held
that the railroads violated the Sherman
antitrust laws and the Kansas anti
trust laws because the rates on all
roads were alike. The attorneys for
the board asked to have the cases dis
missed because the railroads did not
come into court with clean hands.
The railroads practically admitted
this, but set up that the trust charge
was not material to the case. Judge
Pollock sustained the contentious Of the
railroads.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-09
BEALE DECLINES TO RUN.
Refusal Leaves Thirty-second District
without Republican Candidate.

BAKERsFIELD, Oct, s,-Truxtun
Beale was nominated in Visalia Sat
urday by the Republicans of the Thir-
ty-second Senatorial District to run
against e. o. Miller of visalia, the
Democratic candidate for the Senator
ship. This afternoon Beale tele-
graphed to the Californian that he
would not accept the nomination. The
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-09
Labontes Chagrined at Refusal Of
Hearst to Recognize Them.
Important Telegram Asking New York Editor
to Withdraw Langdon Remains Unanswered
By Thomas B. sullivan.

is distinctly in the nature of a political
gold brick. The District Attorney has
a great assortment of them already and
one more won't burden the collection
beyond his carrying capacity.
The Doodle Dees will start out with
their local petition today. They are
little late, but, hope springs eternal
in their undaunted breasts. Besides
the public is getting used to them and
when an indulgent citizen is cornered
he usually gives way that he may get
away.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-09
ANOTHER JEFFERsoN ANEoDoTE.

The late Joseph Jefferson was well
known for his kindness Of heart, a
kindness which extended to the small
est Of animals: but nothing annoyed
Am more than affectation in this re-
gard
Upon one occasion he was dining
with an acquaintance. when fly
dropped into the other mans coffee.
The man carefully hshed il out, and
called TO 2 waiter:
Here" he said, take this poor little
fellow-be very careful or you will
hurt him-and put HIM out of doors.
Mr.. Jefferson laid a restraining hand
up6n his shoulder.
why. how can you think Of such a
thing. my dear friend? Don't you see
that il is raining2 Suppose the poor
little fellow should eaten cold?-Har-
pers Weekly.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-09

time having passed in which nomina-
tions can be made by political parties,
the action of Beale leaves the Repub
licans of this Senatorial district. which
includes Tulare, Kings and Kern
counties, without a candidate.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-09
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