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The San Francisco call., 1906-09-17
Several Weddings Enliven the Week
Among San Francisco Society Folk

Miss J. r; Egan; Mrs. Rsnken, Waiter
DAILY, Miss NJ. Connolly, Miss II At
wood. J: ScheIbept, MISS D ). 2swson IsTro,'
George Poultney, Mr and Mrs. l.
David. Robert and John 2. jones, MISS
NJ. O'Connor, Miss c. McGrath, Miss A
and Mrs. H. 3. Keith, Master Keith.
William O'Shaughnessy. Dr. Barry, F
W. Cenryn. Mrs. F. W. Conryn, Mr. and
r. r. Henderson. Mr. and Mrs. Dassow.
Mrs. H. Harris. Mr.. and Mrs. Van Du-
zen, Miss Kate Van Duzen, Miss Eta
Olson. Miss Sophie Rottanzie. iss Ma
Son. Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Owens and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark, J. B. Cumming, W
z. Carrick. James Foley and wife, r.
c. Drayenr, William Allard, J. Marcuse.
George Bardt. George BarTedt. James
Y. Olson. Harold Ohlsson. e Caulfuld.
Miss Margaret e. Mullin, Mr.. and Mrs.
McRosky. Miss NJ. McGrath. J. Horne,
Bonelli. F. l. McKenney. M. Ephraipl,
E D. Wolfe. Count Dunbar. Mrs. ].
ohlsson, Mr and MIS- J. Doyle. L Nal Nal
Anderson. Miss Murphy. Miss Eva Pine
S. Bohan, Mrs R A Gray. H z, Grav
Mcdonald. n. stien. Mrs. 7. Rohan, Miss
E. Magerstadt, R H Garrigan. and
wife, NJ Cleary. Mr. and Mrs A E.
Stonehouse, Mrs. Vera Brown, E. Nc
A. watkins, H. F. PAIL, R. Durmont,
]. Calervan. A C. Busteede, B. E. Guile
mont; Berkeley-Mr. and Mrs n J..
Nielsen. S Greenland. n. Andrews. Mrs.
Miss J. X. Daily, Miss A. DAILY. ]. Muir
ply. w J. Street; Sacramento-Mrs-
James Nenealy. Mrs. O'Neiil, Julia
Miss sadie Whalen, Mrs NJ. Forester,
Mrs. A. f. Duggan, Miss NJ E Donnely:
San Diego-Mrs. W. ]. Hudner; San
Jose-Miss Z. Higgins; Sausalito-Mr.
and Mrs. C. j. Collum; Petaluma-L.
Tell. +. Keller and wife; Sonoma-W.
F. Clewe, J. F. Clewe, William Rambo;
Seattle-M O'Brien.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-17
ERgageTneRt Of Miss Van Vliet to
Herbert Bailey Announced.

The week has by notable and
especially regards weddings Society returning and
busy winter is promised
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-17
RELIEF WORKERS
MUST HURRY.

The executive committee Of the Re
lief Corporation will meet in extraor-
dinary session today. Although the
regular meeting of the committee is
not until Tuesday. the rapidly develop
ing affairs of the corporation make de-
Law dangerous The future OF the cor
poration depends upon the outcome of
the events of the coming week. all
hinging, of course, upon the disposition
of the relief funds held at Washington,
Boston and New York, about S2.Soo,00o
all told.
The bulk of this money is held by the
Red Cross at Washington On Septem-
Der % the directors of the National
Red Cross meet TO determine the dis
posal of this fund 1t is known here
that the directors are not entirely
pleased with the manner in which the
relief work has been carried on In this
city. 1t is quite possible that they will
refuse to turn the money over to the
local corporation In that event re-
lief work in this city would be left IN
the air with practically an empty treas
ury, for Boston and New YoEk could
be counted upon to follow Washington's
example The members of the Relief
Corporation have decided to send a
representative East to present its case
at the directors meeting. But they
have but seven days in which TO ap-
point a representative. make prepara-
tions for his trip. and get him to Wash
ington Hence members of the commit
tee see that not day is to be lost,
and are quietly preparing for todays s
meeting At that meeting the repre-
sentative to go East will be. appointed
and such representations as are to be
made to the National Red Cross de-
cided upon.
There are other questions of moment
that will probably come before the
meeting. James D. Phelan, president
Of the corporation, has been away for
a week and the wheels Of the machine
have not run smoothly during his abb
sence. A crowd of unpaid employees
almost mobbed relief headquarters
when refused their August salaries and
Vice President Dohrmann had to bor-
row money on his personal receipt to
satisfy them. Another monthly pay
day is approaching and plans TO pre-
vent a recurrence of this months
trouble will probably be decided upon
at once.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-17
FASTENING TO WE'D
IN PHILIPPINES.
Miss Florence Merrill, a
Pretty Boston Nurse, Will
Join Captain Farnsworth
TELLS TALE

pretty bit of romance was re-
veaIed at the baggage Office of the
Southern Pacific yesterday when two
large trunks addressed to Miss Flor
ence Merrill. Manila, p l., arrived on
the Overland limited On one of them
was boldly written: Please take care
o. Flossie; she's going to be married
Roth trunks were profusely decorated
with old shoes and slippers and dozens
OF cards from joke-loving friends were
fastened to the straps.
Pretty Florence Merrill was a nurse
in Boston until short time ago. Now
she is travelling 10000 miles across the
Pacific all alone to JOIN her lover Cap
tain Charles Farnsworth, whom she Is
to marry at Manila October 10. He is
waiting for her there and has already
built a magnificent house for her COM
fort.
'rhe young army officer and the pret-
ty nurse met at the Homeopathy Hos
pital of Boston several years ago.
al one time an active society man in
the East. He was i'll at the hospital
and Miss Merrill was his nurse.
Farnsworth fell In love Immediately.
Miss Merrill was not far behind. and
when the young of1icer left the hos
pital she promised to be his wife as
soon as he should send for her. Mean
while she continued caring for the sick
at the Homeopathy Hospital Of Boston.
Farnsworth went TO Manila and was
placed at the head of the United States
cor struction work there. He has
charge OF the activities of more than
zoo American contractors and supes-
intends over 1000 workmen.
Miss Merrill wanted to be married
in Boston, but Farnsworth could not
leave the Philippines. He cabled her
last month that he was ready and that
he had built a beautiful home for her
there. She did not hesitate, but with
the brave spirit OF a nurse, began the
10, o0o-mile journey alone. She passed
quietly through San Francisco two
weeks ago. but the romance of her life
did not become public until yesterday,
when her baggage arrived at the
Southern Pacific depot. 1t will be sent
on to Manila
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-17
NEW MANAGERS OF THE NAPA
ASYLUM NAMED BY PARDEE
Governor Gives Appointments TO Prom
inent Residents of Napa and
Coufra Costa CouuffeR.

NAPA. Sept. 16.--Goyernor Pardee
today appointed DR.. E. Hennesey. F. W.
Bush and H. NJ Meacham Of Napa. ].
l.. Steves of ST He-en and Charles n.
Belshaw of Contra Costa County as the
new board of managers of the Napa
State Hospital. Their terms are four
years. beginning from the date of their
commissions. The commissions have
not arrived yet, but are expected in a
few days. The terms of several of the
directors expired more than a year
ago, but no new appointments were
made by the Governor to fill the va
canc,es until today.
The old board Of managers was COM
posed of E. q. Hennessy and 3. w.
Bush of Napa, ]. H. Steves of ST.
Helena, r. NJ Swain OF Santa Rosa and
Max Goldberg Of San Francisco.
The new appointees are all prom
inent business men Of Napa and Contra
Costa counties.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-17
LOSES LEG WHILE TRYING
TO BOARD MOVING TRAIN
Frank McAlIister of YountvflIe
Seriously Hurt Dnder Wheels
of Car at Auburn.

AUBURN, Sept. 16.-Frank McAllis-
ter Of Yountville, Napa County. fell
under the wheels Of train here at I
o'clock this afternoon. His left leg
was ground of and he was otherwise
injured. McAuister attempted to board
the westbound overland while IL was
In motion. but slipped and fell under
the wheels Section Foreman Byron
O'Conner dragged him from under the
car and saved his life.
McAllister is q single man. IS years
OF age His father is DR.. McAllister
OF the Yountville Veterans Home
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-17
MOVING TO INGLEsIDE.
Arrangements About Completed for th
Care of the Non-supportfng.

A force of men were engaged at the
Moulder warehouse yesterday in re-
moving the eight-ton ice chest that
has been used there to Ingleside. The
chest holds 1900 pounds of ice, and in
il have been hung as many as thirty
FIVE beef quarters at a time. 1t was
made at cost of s400, under the direc-
tion of Captain Kilian, and he is SUI
perintending its removal to Ingleside
where il will be used in the kitchen
which the Relief Corporation will con-
duct there
The removal Of the non-supporting
refugees from the Speedway to IngIe-
side will begin on the first of the
month. Preparations for their recep-
ton are about complete. Under the
new arrangement the Relief Corpora
ton will save about $500 a day, which
now goes to the Desmond soup kit
chen.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-17

Vegetable Compound had saved other women'
from serious operations ] decided TO try III
and IN less than four months l was entirely
cured; and words fall TO express my thank
fulness-o
Miss Margret Merhley,- of 275 Sd
Street, Milwaukee, Wis. writes-
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:-
Loss Of strength, extreme nervousressI
severe shooting pains through the. pelvld
organs, cramps, bearlng-dOwn pans, and an
irritable disposition compelled me 20 seek
medical advice. The doctor, after making
an examination. said that / had SeriOud
female trouble and liberation. and advised an
operation as my only hope. To this ! strongly
objected-and ] decided as a last resort to Try
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
ITO my surprise the liberation healed, al
the bad symptoms disappeared, and l am oDce'
more strong, vigorous and well; and cant
not express my thanks for what il has dcnd
for me-"
Serious feminine troubles are steadi1
" on the increase among wonderland
before submitting TO an operation
every woman should try Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and
write Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn, Mass
for advice.
For thirty years Lydia E. Pinkham' &
Vegetable compound mas been curing
the worst forms of female eomplaintsl
all functional troubles. Inflammation,
liberation, falling and displacement.
weakness, Irregularities, Indigestion
and nervous prOstratiOn. Any woman
who could read the many grateful
letters on fle in Mrs Pinkham's Office
would be convinced Of the efficiency oi
her advice and Lydia E. Pinkham'z
Vegetable Compound
an Best Understands a Wcman's lis.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-17
RANCH HAND ENDS LIFE.

NAPA, Sept l6.-The body Of Gio-
vannini Balenii was yesterday found
floating in Salmina Slough, near the
Guy Young place, a few miles north of
Napa- Balenii had stayed at the
Fawer ranch until August /. when he
disappeared Men who worked with
him declare that he appeared to be in
sane. and 1t is thought he committed
suicide.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-17

Arrivals at the summer resorts are as
follows:
BYRON HOT SPRINGS: San Fran
cisco-John S. Mills. Mrs. L Austin.
Mrs. A Syms, c. H Bainbridge. Mr.
and Mrs. Felix Marcuse, Rube Levy
Lippmsn, DR.. c. L Heller, Mrs. L. Har-
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-17

Ask Hrs Pkhams Advice Woman Understands NOmns MS
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-17

When a physician tells woman, suf-
fering from female trouble, that an
operation is necessary it, of course,
frightens her.
The very thought of the operating
table and the knife strikes terror to
her heart. As one woman expressed
it, when told by her physician that she
must undergo an operation, she felt
that her death knen had sounded.
Our hospitals are full of women
who are there for Just such operations!
1t is quite true that these troubles
may reach stage where an operation
is the only resource, but such cases are
much rarer than is generally supposed,
because a great many women have
been cured by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound after the doctors
had said an operation must be. per-
formed. In fact, up to the point where
the knife must be used to secure instant
relief. this medicine is certain to help.
The strongest and most grateful
statements possible to make come from
women who, by taking Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, have
escaped serious operations
Margrite Ryan, Treasurer of st.
Andrews Society, Indianapolis, Ind.
writes of her cure as follows:
Dear Mrs. Pinkham-
g / cannot find words TO express my thanks
for the good Lydia z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound did me. The doctor said could
not get we1 unless / had an operation for
the trouble from which suffered. ! knew
could not stand the strain Of an operation and
made up my mind would be an invalid for
life. Hearing how LYDIA z. Pinkhams S
Ask Mrs. Pinkham's Advlee-A Won
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-17

Lonesome Town" continues at the
Central Theater. and no additions to or
changes in the company have occurred
since the opening, rumor to the con-
trary Notwithstanding. The pieces
successor has not yet been announced.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-17

Harry James Travesty Stars start
..Hoity-T -Toity'' on its second week at
the Davis Theater this evening The
enlistment of Lily Sutherland has ma
.terially strengthened the list of prin-
cipals, and a crowded house at every
performance since last Monday pre-
sages a record breaking run for 'Hoi-
ty-Toity."
The Globe-republican., 1906-07-26
medicine LODGE AND DODGE
CITY CONNECTION OF
SANTA FE
WILL Be AN IMPORTANT ROAD
Surveyors Completed Survey
Across Ford County
This Week

The Santa Fe surveyors will reach
Dodge City tomorrow, completing the
survey for the Medicine Lodge branch
from the point to where it is already
built to this place.
The, survey as 1t 49, being made,
crosses the Rock Island road on the main
line fta point about four miles east OF
Bucl%Gn, running from there on parallel
to the Rock Islands Dodge City branch.
1t misses Ford City few miles, and
will connect with the Santa Fe main line
a few hundred yards east Of the stock
yards.
The surveyors were few miles east of
Fort Dodge this morning, and they have
been making about seven miles per day.
This of course is the preliminary sur.
vey, and may be changed and probably
will be. Some believe that the Santa Fe
will take over the Rock Island branch
and cut it across the river few miles
east of town.
If this is not the case the line, no doubt
will be built up the north side Of the
river, at least from Ford City.
The line will be one Of much impor-
tance as 1t will be the connection with
Denver and the wheat region of this part
of the country with the Gulf.
The Globe-republican., 1906-07-26
HUGGING TOURNAMENT

Prises Awarded to Winners Among
Railroad Avenue Spooney Couples.
The judges for the Hugging Tourna.
ment which has been In progress on
Railroad Avenue during the past month,
have made their decisions and awarded
the following prises. In reaching their
conclusions, the judges have not
treated huggiDg as a fine art, but have
considered the amount Of hugging in a
given time, the readiness Of attack, and
the vim with which it was enacted.
The first prize was awarded to the
young man dressed In black suit,
wearing black derby hat, and the heavy
ses young lady in white who sat on the
court house wall on last Sunday night
All three judges voted that this couple
began earlier In the evening, worked
faster, and hugged moro and harder
than any young couple in the tourna-
ment. Gentlsman's prize, pair twenty
pound dumb bells for further arm
development; Ladies' prize, SO 50 Double
strength "Hold Me Tight" corset
The second prize was awarded to a
young Dry Goods clerk and his charm
ing partner. This young mans hugging
was Of the close and ciDging variety,
and what 1t lacked in strength was
moro than made up for in quality
and the Ivy vine simply isn't in it with
the young lady Of this couple. Prize,
one bushel of peaches and three gallons
of cream.
The third prize goes to the heavy set
young man and the very tall young
lady who sat on the retaining wall in
front Of the Presbyterian church on
Tuesday evening, from $50 to 2 o'clock.
This Is the BOBBY prize and was earned
by the most desultory and amateur
effort witnessed during the ontlre tourna-
ment. Prize, two popular novels and
fifty cents worth Of chewing gum.
The successful contestants may have
the prizes by sending in their names and
addresses.
The Globe-republican., 1906-07-26
DODGE CITY. KANSAS. THURSDAY. July 2s, 1906.
DODGE CITY PEOPLE
Buy Land in Colorado for Future
Summer Homes

Buy Land in Colorado for Future
Summer Homes
While Mr.. A. B. Reeves was In Colo
RADIO last week he bought an eighty
acre tract Of ground for company Of
Dodge City people. The land will be
cut up into smaller tracts for the pur-
pose Of building cottages for summer
homes. II Is located about fourteen
miles above Boulder and Boulder creek
runs through it, Probably none Of the
party will build this year but after the
cottages are built the summer town will
be kind of addition to Dodge City at
long range.
Some Of the people who have joined
in the project are: A. Russell, w. T.
Coolidge, DR.. Milton, A. B. Reeves,
n. w. Sutton, T. A. Seal es, H. f. Mill
kan, II. A. Burnett, L. j. Pettijohn and
L. X. VanHorn. More will propably be
added to the population Of the Colo
RADIO addition to Dodge City later.
The Globe-republican., 1906-07-26
Fine Funeral Car.

Clyde Zimmerman & Co., Of the City
Furniture store have just invested In a
new funeral car and 1t 10 the finest thing
OF the kind In western Kansas. This Is
only one thing that shows the confidence
and determination to succeed of this
firm. They started In business only
about two years ago with one hundred
and fifty dollars worth Of stock. Today
they are no! only equipped with all Of
the latest and best devices for successful
undertaking work, but they have filled
their store with we'll selected stock Of
furniture, and have already built up a
flourishing trade In that line. In fact
the City Furniture Store has become one
of the permanent fixtures in Dodge City,
and is deserving of the good will and
patronage of Its people.
The Globe-republican., 1906-07-26
RETURN FROM LAJUNTA
TraInmaster and Dispatchers taken to
LaJunta Last Year Brought to
Dodge City Again.

Last year part of the office force OF
the Santa Fe at Dodge City was taken to
La Junia, because IL was believed by
the officials that the work could be
handled easier from that point. 1t was
stated at the time that it would only be
a temporary move.
The first Of the week the furniture
for the trainmaster's office was shipped
back, and his force of four people re-
turned to the Dodge Offices, and In
addition three dlspktchers were returned
from La Junta. Wednesday evening the
chief dispatcher and night chief arrived,
making in all nine people transferred
back to this place.
When the force was moved to
La Junta, Mr.. Rupert was the west end
tralnmaster. He is now with the Rock
Island and the west end tralnmaster 10
Mr.. G. S. Woodward. His Office force
is chief clerk. W. l., Wiser; stenographer,
Miss Lenore Booton; time keeper, Harry
Fraser.
The dispatchers who come from
La Junta are day ~Ghlef, l, 0. Wilson !;
night chief, q. F. Colley; and Lyman
Miller, W. H. Fisher and W. f. Wood.
The Globe-republican., 1906-07-26

1t was decided by the committee that
the delegates to this convention be selec.
ted by county conventions duly called by
the judicial committeeman from each
county. The county convention to be
either a delegate or mass convention, at
the discretion or the judicial committee
man. A. RUSSELL,
Chm. judicial Central Committee
NJ. g. STEPHENSON, by
Park II Thornton
Secy. Judicial Central Committee
The Globe-republican., 1906-07-26
For County Superintendent

The announcement Of Mr.. f. @. Wood.
bury for re- ELECTION to the office Of
County Superintendent appears in this
Issue Of the Globe Republican. Mr..
Woodbury. has made good record In the
office and so far as learned, he will be the
only candidate for the position this year.
He has shown much interest In educa-
tional work and is considered one of the
strongest educators III Western Kansas.
He has the endorsement Of the teachers
Of the county. In the resolutions passed
by the normal institute held here ln June
The Globe-republican., 1906-07-26
GALL FOR JUDICIAL CONVEN.
TON.

A delegate convention Of the Republi-
cans of the 3lst judicial District of Kan
sas IS in pursuance of the direction Of the
Judicial Central Committee hereby
called to meet at the city Of Greensburg,
Kansas on the 4th day of September, 1906
at II a. IN. for the purpose Of nominat-
ing a candidate for Judge of said district.
The representation in said convention
as fixed by the central committee is one
delegate at large for each comfy and one
delegate for every fifty votes or major
fraction thereof cast for the Republican
candidate for Secretary Of State In 1904,
Under this apportionment the several
counties will be entitled to delegates as
The Globe-republican., 1906-07-26
"AD' FOUND THE BUYER
Brought Commission to Agent, Sold
Land for Owner and Added
Settler to County

Settler to County
The real estate men of Dodge City, or
at least some of them, have paid little at.
tention to the Dodge City papers. One
or two OF them hsve made combinations
with a certain paper whereby they might
use the newspaper transportation in vic.
latisn of the advertising contract, but as
for using them as an advertising medium
they have claimed that the home papers
are no good. II you will search the col
umus Of some Of the Farm Journals pub
lished east of here you will find among
hundreds of other real estate ads, the
names of some of the Dodge City real
estate firms who do not advertise In the
home papers.
A few of the agents here, however have
done considerable, advertising In the
Globe. Republican, and among them,
L. L. Taylor. Mr.. Taylor recently made
sale Of a section of the Hoover land in
this county, directly through his adver-
tlsement In this paper. The buyer wrote
Mr.. Taylor that he had read descrip-
ton of the land in the Globe Republi-
can, and that If the land was as good as
described he would buy It. After being
assured that il would be found just as
represented, the man, who lived in Bar
ton countv, came here, saw the land and
bought 1t. The sale of course brought
Mr.. Taylor a nice commission, and the
the other agents who had the same land
for sale but did not advertise it, were the
losers.
This morning Mr.. Taylor received a
letter from a man in Wisconsin, who
had read his land list in the Globe Re-
publican. The man writes Mr.. Taylor
that he will settle In southwestern Kan
sas, and that he will be here later and
will buy land In Ford county If there il
any that suits him.
People who live in other states have
sold Ford county land without the aid OF
agents, through advertisements in this
paper. Here is sample of letters we
have received Enclosed find one dol
lar, being the amount due for advertise
ment that sold my land in Kansas. THAT
was a pretty cheap commission for the
land owner to pay and 1t shows the pro-
fit there might be In advertising, to the
agent as we'll as to the land owner.
The fellow who has land to sell ought
to list with the agent who will advertise
it. If such an agent cannot be found,
then 1t is good plan for the owner to
advertise 1t himself, and sell it himself.