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Organized under the General Banking Law OF
the State Of Wisconsin.
VIII receive deposits, discount notes, buy and
sell drafts, make collections, and do all other
usiness connected with General Banking.
ALEX STEWART, Pres't z. c. ZIMMERMAN.
g. W. HAEGzE- Vice-Pres-t. Cashier
Directors-AIex stewart. ". Alexander, c. W
Harger. z. G. Zimmerman, A. SolIiday
HAS SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULT.
BOXES FOR RENT AT g. PER YEAR.
AyINGs DEPARTMENT IN CONNECTION.
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GERRIT T. THORN, Attorney for Plaintiff
p o. 81 Main st. Oshkosh. Wis.
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Mrs. Dan Kenyon and children,
Jessie and Leon, spent part of Friday
and Saturday in the city on their way
to Amigo They were former residents
of Wausau, until last fall, when they
moved to jamestown, n D.. where
Mr.. Kenyon is employed as railway
engineer.
-Messrs. and Mesdames Fred Gen
rich. Henry Ruder, Albert Schmidt and
Geo. Lee, of this city; Peter Pinder, of
Milwaukee, and E. c. Maher, Of Chi
eago, went to the Ruder cottage on one
of the Arbor Vitae lakes Saturday
morning. Most of the party win re
main there two weeks.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-08
INSURANCE NEWS ON PAGE 2.
LOUISIANA LEGISLATOR
INTRODUCES A NOVEL BILL
Suggests a Law to Regulate Marriage
Contracts and to Prevent Race
Suicide

NEW ORLEANS. June 1T. Spence
Smith of Rapides yesterday introduced
into the State Legislature a bill to reg
ulate marriage contracts and prevent
race suicide. The bill applies to whites
only. and provides:
1T shall be unlawful for any young
man TO attempt to court any young
woman before he is "a years of age.
Before making such attempt he shall
inform the parents or guardian of the
woman he proposes to court of his in
tention TO do so
He shall also make affidavit before a
justice of the peace that his courtship
VIII be in good faith and for the pur-
pose of trying to convince the young
woman that it will be profitable for her
TO marry him
1T shall be unlawful for widowers
over the age of 40 years to=attempt to
court any woman under the age of is
beyond the confines Of the parish of
their residence.
After the passage of the act all chill
dren born to legally married people
In this State shall be raised and educat-
ed at public expense.
"AIl boy children shall be sent to the
State University at Baton Rouge, and
all girl children to the State Normal
School at Natchitoches."
An appropriation of s17,000,000 to
carry out this education feature is pro-
vided for in the bill.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-08
WILL SACRIFICE HIMSELF
AND FAMILY If GUILTY
Alleged Promoter Of Lottery scheme
Makes n Sensational Pledge In
a Chicago Court.

CHICAGO. June Tn the closing
hour OF his trial yesterday Louis A.
Gourdain offered himself. his fortune
and his family as a sacrifice on the
altar of justice. Should the jurors ind
him guilty, the alleged lottery man
said, he would court the severest SEN
tence. and when he came from prison
he would turn his possessions over TO
the Government and proceed to eHace
himself and his family.
Gourdain for several weeks has been
on trial with John H. Dalton in the
court of Judge K. NJ Lands on
charge of using the mails to defraud.
Gourdain. who is charged with pro-
noting scheme similar TO a lottery.
has conducted his own case and intro
duced no witnesses in his own defense
He declares his scheme is as legiti-
mate as the operations of any board
of trade member. His statements and
actions in the case have attracted much
attention.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-08
EXPLOSION OF KEG
OF POWDER CARRIED
ON MANS SHOULDER
Colorado Miner Marvelously
Escapes Death in Peculiar
Accident.
speciaI pispatch to The call.

FLORENCE. Colo. June IA ter
rife, explosion of blasting powder oc-
eurred in the Radiant coal mine. seven
miles south of here. yesterday. Jo-
seph Rankin and Albert Jones OF
Rockvale were badly burned and lacer-
ated John Jenkins was burned on the
ears and hands
The explosion was OF peculiar origin
Rankin was carrying on his right
shoulder a keg containing twenty-four
pounds of blasting powder down ths
mine. The keg came into contact with
live wires carrying ESQ volts. An ex-
plosion occurred. the metal keg making
short circuit
The mine was slightly damaged
Huge clouds of dust and smoke arose.
but a good current of air in the mine
kept the enginemen from suffocation.
The explosion occurred 1400 feet from
the surface.
Jenkins. who was twenty i've feet
from Rankin. suffered a terrible nerv-
Gus shock. That Rankin's head was not
blown off seems remarkable.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-08
STEEL CORPORATION
WILL BUILD 4 PLANT
COSTING s75,00Q,000
Bond Issue Provides Funds for
Construction at New City
Of Gary.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

NEW YORK, June within short
time the United States. Steel Corpora
tion will issue s5o,ooo.ooo of bonds. the
proceeds to be used IN the building of
the s75.o00,0oo steel plant at the new
city-Gary, Indiana.
The officials of the company have de-
MED that there was to be an issue of
bonds and in one respect their denial
is slightly different from the deniaIs
that usually are made by financiers.
The bonds will not be sold to the pub
lic The steel corporation will buy the
whole issue out of It's large cash sur
plus, which is now around $4,000, 900.
The yearly interest on these bonds will
be about s2,5o0.ooo, but this interest
will go into the treasury of the com
pany so that, all in all. the issue Is
merely a matter of bookkeeping.
The officials of the company figure
that the profits from the new plant will
be close to SIC, 100000 a year The plant
will be the largest and most modern in
the world when completed. It will take
at least three years to get it into com
plete operation.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-08
BOOM IN REALTY CIRCLES
IN THE SANTA YNEz VALLEY
Transfer of college Ranch" to New
Owners Causes a Noticeable
Quickening in Land Deals.

BALLARD, June The long de-
ferred deal that eliminated last night
in the transfer by the Santa Ynez Land
and Improvement Company to a group
of Los Angeles and San Francisco cap
italists of the College Ranch" has
caused quite a noticeable quickening in.
real estate circles throughout Santa
Barbara County. The beautiful Santa
Ynez Valley, in which are located the
towns of Santa Ynez, Ballard and Los
Olivos. has been at a standstill for fif-
teen years because of the inactivity OF
land owners. A recent survey showed
that the oil belt traverses part OF the
valley. and it is expected that oil devel-
opment work will be commenced soon.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-08
DEMANDS THAT ALL THE
COMPANIES FURNISH
LISTS OF Clients.
Commissioner Wolf Starts
to Enforce the New
Law at Once.
Some Insurance Com
panies Declare They
Cannot Comply.

Insurance Commissioner Wolf has
been compelled to make demand upon
all the insurance companies doing busi-
ness in this State to furnish complete
and full lists of all policies of insurance
issued by them. A few days ago the
Commissioner was informed that all the
corporations would sign a stipulation
to furnish the policy lists, which are
urgently required for the information
OF hundreds and possibly thousands of
persons. whose policies were destroyed.
A law has been passed by the Califor-
MIA Legislature to compel the produc-
tion of the lists. Nevertheless certain
insurance companies declare that they
are unable TO supply the desired infor-
nation because of che reinsuring of
policies.
AS a result of this course Commits
sioner Wolf yesterday sent to the ofices
of all the insurance companies doing
business in California the following
communication:
Gentlemen: Pursuant to the author
ity granted by sections 597 and 5s7A
of the Political Code. / herewith make
demand upon you to furnish me within
the time prescribed by law, in writing,
a fun and .complete list of all of the
property and risks located in the city
and county of San Francisco. State of
California. which poncies were in full
force and effect and had not expired
on April II, 1905. Such list must show
the number of each policy. name in
which the policy was issued. the
amount for which il was issued the
nature and description of the property
on which the policy was written or
the nature of the risk assume ed. by the
company; the location of the property
the residence of the insured, and the
form or class of such policy as desig.
mated on the policy by the company.
said list must be accompanied. by the
several forms of policies so designated
and ciaSslfed by the nlpany. and the
forms of riders, if any. attached to each
particular form of policy; and you are
further requested to furnish any and
all other data pertinent to the demand
herein made.
You are hereby notified that if Won
Iah or neglect TO comply with this re-
guest within ten DAYS of the date here
OF the provisions of the law applica BILE
IN such instances will be enforced
For some reason hundreds of persons
who have sustained losses by FIRE have
SO far failed to turn in their proofs of
loss to the representatives of the in
surance companies. Insurance Com
missioner Wolf urges that these proofs
be hled Immediately, so as to avoid
possibility of forfeiture. Not all of the
compan nies have signed the stipulation
granting an extension of time for the
Ming of these claims. and in some cases
forfeiture is very likely to result if
the proofs are not filed at once
INSURANCE NEWS ON PAGE 2.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-08
MUCH MARRIED MINISTER
is SENT TO STATE PRISON

LOS ANGELES, June REV. James
r. Wylie self-confessed bigamist. was
sentenced by Judge Smith yesterday to
pay a fine of $5 and to be imprisoned
in Folsom for one year The District
Attorneys Office represented that the
crime was not an aggravated case and
dropped prosecution against the
clergyman's second wife. Mrs. Green.
Wylie was a minister of the Methodist
Episcopal church in New York, where
he married his first wife eighteen years
ago. Last year the Wylies moved to a
mining camp near Phoenix. Ariz., and
were visited by a Mrs. Fannie NJ.
Green of New York.
The clergyman sent his wife and an
adopted child to relatives in Council
Bluffs, Iowa, and during their absence
married the Green woman in Los An
geles last August. The first wife
learned of the second marriage and
swore to a complaint charging the con-
tracing parties with bigamy. The
clergyman and his second wife We're
en- route to Ensenada when intercepted
by the police
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-08
AMERICAN GIRL
WEOs 4 BARON
Miss Magee Becomes the
Wife of Distinguished
Austrian.
Brides DoWry Settled
Upon Herself by Her
Relatives.
Special Dispatch to The Cal,.


PITTSBURG, Pa. June Francis.
Baron Reidl de Riedenar, first secretary
of the Austrian Embassy at Rome, yes-
terday welded Miss Margaret Louise
Magee at the Calvary Protestant Epis-
copal Church. The edifice. which was
lavishly decorated with flowers and
plants, was crowded. The ceremony
was performed by the rector. Rev.
James L. McIlvaine. The bride entered
the church upon the arm of her step
father, James Neale, who gave her
away. She wore a princess gown of
white satin. trimmed with silver en-
broidery and lace, a lace veil trimmed
with orange blossoms and carried
white roses and lilies of the valley.
The groom wore plain evening dress
without any decorations. of which he
possesses several Baron Hengelmul-
Ter. the Austro- Hungarian Embassador
at Washington. who was to have been
best man, was unable to come and dele
tary of the Legation, to act in his
stead.
Miss Magee, who is pretty and popu-
lar, met the bridegroom in Italy while
a guest of her aunt. Mrs Christopher
l. Magee, who has d villa in the SUI
burbs of Rome. She is but %. All her
relatives are wealthy
After a reception at the home of the
brides parents. the Baron and Baroness
left for Washington. where they will
stay few days. later leaving for Rome,
where the Baron will resume his duties
While the brides dowry. it is under
stood was $1,000 II was settled upon
herself and was not of the character OF
so many recent international marriage
settlements. Friends of both parties
insist that the wedding is love match.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-08
WILLIAM RADCLIFFE
IS ABOUT TO MARRY
4 VEAL THY WIDOW
Man Who Barely Escaped Mob
Violence in Colorado to
Become Benedict.
Special Dispatch to The c.ll.

DENVER. June Z. William Rad
clire and Mrs. Catharine Seymour, a
wealthy widow, will wed in London
July 1.
Radcliffe. a barrister and Oxford
graduate owned an estate in Delta
County, Col, several years ago There
was a fine hotel on the property and
a fish hatchery. One day one of his
employees shot well known citizen
of Delta County. who was on the es-
tate and who was accused of trespass-
ing. The killing caused an uprising
in the county, and the hotel and all
other buildings on Radcliffe's country
estate were burned by a mob. Rad
cliffe appealed to the British Govern
ment. and the State Department inves-
tigated. Finally Congress gave Rad
cliffe $4,000 as compensation for his
loss
During the excitement in Delta
County over the killing Radcliffe bare
ly escaped the vengeance ofethe mob,
which warned him never to return to
the county
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-08
CLIMBS OUT WINDOW
AND ELOPEs WITH 4
Man At MIDNIGHT
Fifteen Year-0ld San Jose Girl
Shows Daring
Spirit.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SAN JOSE. June by climbing out
Of her bedroom window at midnight
last night pretty little 15-year-old
Emily Jeffries escaped from the com
Portable home of her foster parents
and eloped to San Francisco with some
unknown man. Deputy Sheriffs and
police are now searching for her. She
is undoubtedly in San Francisco or
Oakland, where she reached early this
morning.
The elopement adds but another
chapter to the girl's already checkered
career. A prisoner for incorrigibility
when just past her fourteenth birth
day she was sent to the Beth Adriel
Home in this city. She emerged from
there three weeks ago, apparently re-
formed. Her conduct was irreproach-
able. Now she has disappeared and
the authorities have traced her fight
with a male companion whose identity
is so far unknown If found her COM
panion will be brought back to this
county and charged with abduction.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-08
Los ANGELES FUGITIVE
CAUGHT IN NEW YORK

NEW lORK, June Frederick p.
Wilson, aged 20, was arrested here last
night on the request of the Chief of Po-
lice of Los Angeles, Cal, who alleged
that Wilson was fugitive from Justice
He is wanted in connection with the
theft of a certificate of deposit of s21o0
issued by the Security Bank of Tiavre
Mont, to the Title Guarantee and Trust
Company of Los Angeles, of which Will
son is alleged to be clerk
Five hundred dollars was offered for
Wilson's capture He is said to have
confessed his identity.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-08
Nome NariEation opens.

SEATTLE. June 7.--Adviees fron
Nome announcing the opening of navi-
CATION there May 81 have been re-
ceived here. The steamships Corwin, the
first vessel to leave Seattle for the
north this season. has arrived The
season is unusually early. The Corwin
has been the first vessel to reach Nome
for four consecutive seasons
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-08
HEIREsS TO A VAST ESTATE
is WORKING FOR A SALARY
She Is Unable to Secure an Ac-
counting From Executors.

NEW YORK, June Heir to half
her fathers estate. Adeline NJ. Mat
thews, only daughter of A. P. Sturte-
want. who died nearly fifteen years ago,
leaving property at Broadway and
Twenty ninth street valued at about
$4,000, 900. is today employed in dye
ing and cleaning agency at a weekly
salary of ST. Bereft of friends who
sought her society when she was in re-
ceipt of a handsome income from her
father, Mrs. Matthews is waiting for a
long delayed accounting from the exec
utors of the estate whereby she hopes
to receive a small part of what her
father intended she should have as in
dicated by his will.
Willis Briscoe. a lawyer of Norwich.
Conn; Charles Bard. president of a
Norwich bank, and Edwin S. Studley. a
carpenter, were appointed executors.
For some reason. which Mrs. Matthews
says she was never able to understand,
the executors have delayed final set
tlement and she is forced to earn her
living
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-08
BRUNDIGE OF ARKANSAS
ATTACKS THE APPROPRIATION
Says the Items for the Care OF the
White House and Grounds Are
Grossly Extravarant.

WASHINGTON, June 7.-An attack
on and a spirited defense of the Presi-
dent were the features "a busy day
in the House of Representatives. Brun-
dige of Arkansas assailing the items
for the care of the White House and
grounds as grossly extravagant and in
contrast to- past publicity" Gros-
venor Of Ohio championed the appro-
priations.
The naval appropriation bill was sent
to conference.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-08
Enrthaunke. FrIf AL Manfla.

MANILA, June Three slight
earthquake shocks were felt In Manila
on June and s. the last at 1888 D. m
on the 6th instant. The shocks are
believed to have been severe on the
island of Samar, but no details have
been received
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-08
Operator. and Miner. Di.axree.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. June THE joint
conference of the Ohio miners and
operators adjourned this afternoon in
a disagreement Both sides declared
tonight that the light was now on to
a finish.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-08
Sues Husband for Divorce.

Josephine .. Yost has sued her hus-
band. Albert J. Yost. for divorce. The
complaint. which was filed yesterday.
alleges failure TO provide as the cause.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-08
WILL FORCE THE INSURANCE
COMPANIES: TO ACT.

~ Q city
ju In ~ A Blocks Duin
N C Policy holders hA Aep ptTey yvPe oec
Char to Civ nay to Acts o Insurance cmpane
o polio IN Are Ip 10 M rejection Collections
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-08
To ALL CORNERS OF THE WORLD
Will Go APPEAL FOR SCHOOLS

pns the ewaM De sent of San
cir nupd # tn
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-08
WEATHER FORECAST.

For San Francisco and vi
cinity: Fair Friday; fresh
westerly winds.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-08

Loyal Girl Students Of Commercial High Busy at TypeweS Turning
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-12-20

Repre- sentatives Burke and Martin
have arranged for an election at Presho
Lyman county, s.. ID OF Dec. %, for
postmaster. There are three candi-
dates, A. w. Burkholder, Henry II.
Dahl, and @. S. Argo, and the congress.
men are unable to determine which is
the choice of the representatives. Some
persons Endorsed all three and some two
of them. The election will be in charge
of the state committeeman for Lyman
county aud the secretary of the repub-
lican county committee. The candi-
date receiving the largest number of
republican votes will be Endorsed by the
congressman.
Probably the finest pacing horse ever
raised in South Dakota, "C~astlewood,"
has made a marvellous racing record dur
ing the season just closed-racing once
a week for twenty-five weeks, winning
twenty-five of the twenty-five races and
taking second in the the other three.
He did all this without lowering his
eligibility to the 2:l0 class in which he
entered the season, although one of the
horses which seat him had to go in 2:03
in Oh der to get first money. Castlewood
was raised and trained at Castlewood,
but is now owned at Waterloo, Iowa.
He finished the racing season at Hous-
ton, Texas.
Fred Buchanan, formerly Of Sioux
Falls, but who has been a resident of
Des Moines the past few years, has pur-
chased an interest in the Yankee Robin
son circus and it is reported will man
age the circus OIL the road next season.
"Buck" is reported to have made a bar
rel of money running the attractions at
Ingersoll park in Des Moines and has
always had a liking for the show bust
ness. Here's hoping that he will meet
with better success than he did when
he started out with his circus from
Sioux Falls a few years ago.
The annual meeting of the South
Dakota State Horticulture Society will
be held at Groton, Jan. % to 24th.
Secretary N. Z. Hanson, who recently
returned from his exploring tour of
Europe, u al excellent pro-
gram of papers on the culture OF fruits,
trees, shrubs, vegetables and flowers, by
men who have devoted a life time to
western horticulture.
The Howard, Miner county, Roller
Mill peaple are installing a go light
electric plant at the mill, with which
to light the buildings and make nigh,
running much more convenient.