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The San Francisco call., 1906-04-17
SEATTLE UNION MEN
WATCH M0YER CASE
Committee Will Be Selected
to Attend Trial of Ac-
cJlSed Miners.

ship Of DR.. Hermon f. Titus. a socialist
orator and writer, there IS being organ
lied committee Of union men 10 attend
the Moyer-Haywood trial in Idaho and
to report on the testimony given against
the miners. Titus has just returned from
Boise and will go back again 10 be pres
ent at the hearing. In an impassioned
appeal 10 a large crowd he declared that
Meyer and Haywood were not getting a
fair trial. and the presence Of q commit
tee of union men was necessary for their
protection
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-17
AMERICAN LINE.

n
Observation-Disclosures Ourg-SOufhampf0n-
New York Apr IS. May 26. June q, July =
St Louis May ). June ?. June 30. Aug
PHILADELPHIA. May Il. June Q. July .. Aug II
ST. Paul : May 10. June 16. July IA. Aug Is
PhiIadelphIa-Queens eenstOwn-LiverpoOl-
HaverSord Apr. 2qfwesterland MAY y
Friesland . May 5MeriOn ------. May ID
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE
NEW YORK-LONDON DIRECT.
Minneapolis Apr. 2S. May &c June .. July =
Ninnetonka Nay u. June 2. July !, Aug !
Mesaba May 70. June Is July a. Aug II
HOLLAND-A0IERICA LINE
New Twin-Scrsw Steamers OF $40 tons
NEW YORK-ROTTERDAM. via BOClyOGNE
Sailing Wednesdays as per Sailing List
y AuIdm Ap. 25. ) ami Potsdam- May -, 10 an
st'tsdan May 2. 10 ami Noordan. May - am
Rvndar May Q. 5 am. y Amid May 1910 am
RED STAR LINE.
Nv DOVER ANTWERP uJONDON. PARISl
Finland Apr 2S. May p. June - Aug !
vaderIand May 3. June 2 June 30 July -
Kroonlanli - May 12. June 9. July !. Aug -
Zeeland 49,. May 10. June IS. July a. aug II
WHITE STAR LINE
NEW vORK-OTEE ENSTOWN-LIvERPOO
Oceanic Apr. .. May q. June 70. July -
TA,ltpnfc - May 2 May 30. June q. July -
cedric .. Nay a. June I. June y. July q
Baltic. NAY = June {. ~. 49, 1xs- s,,s
Celtic -. MAY Is June Is. july -. aug 10
ROSTON-QUEENSTOW TOWS-LIN ERPOOL~
Cymric .-.....------ Apr 20 MAY - June =
Arabic -.....----.- May ~. June .. se.s
TO MEDITERRANEAN AZORES.
FROM NEW YORK
CRETTC. May 1e. &c a m. June a Aug
REPUBLIC Nav 81 .. m: Oct Is. NOV =
FROM BOSTON.
ROMANIC- April 2S. 1-5o D n; June
CANOPIC May 10. a m. June 80 Aug II
q ID TAYLOR Passenger Agent Pacific Coast.
21 Post ST San Francisco
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chinaman BADLY Injured.

Him Sing was taken to the Central
Emergency Hospital yesterday suffer
ing from serious injuries of a general
character. He was examined by Dr.
McGinty. who found him 70 be par
tssr1v naralyzed in his lower limbs, su-
nertnduced by injuries to his spine. He
was also seriously injured internally.
Later in the day he was removed to a
private sanitarium by his Mongolian
relatives.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-17
pr,xote Car for Hanrahan.

han grand master of the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Firemen, will be married
here tomorrow morning to Miss Kath-
arine NJ. Sullivan, daughter of former
County Auditor d. NJ. Sullivan Presi-
dent Hill of the Great Northern has
rendered Hanrahan his private car, in
which the wedding journey will be
taken to the coast
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-17
EASTER EDITION PROVES
TO BE HANDSOME NUMBER

The Easter edition of Ell Heraldo is
an unusually attractive number. II is
handsomely got up and presents an
attractive appearance. It is filled with
stories appropriate to the season. and
these stories are illustrated with. cuts
OF churches in various parts of the
world, as well as many pictures along
the coast. together with two beautiful
pictures of foreign paintings
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-17
.mer,c,n woman. Daring Journey.

LONDON, April 1.-THE FL Araish
correspondent of the Daily Mail says
that Mrs. Laura Fitzgerald, an Ameri-
can. with an organized expedition, left
Mogador on April 9 to explore the great
Atlas Mountains in the region of the
Gundafy Highlands, the scene of Cum
ningham Grahams capture by Moorish
brigands years ago.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-17
Governor of Kinngst Removed.

LONDON, April 1.-THE Morning
Posts correspondent at Shanghai tele-
graphs that an imperial decree has
been issued dismissing Hu Ting Kao,
Governor of Kiangsi, for his connec-
tion with the recent murder of French
missionaries
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-17
bank Closes Its Doors.

sHREVEPORT, La. April 1.-The
suspension Of the Merchants and Farm
ers; Bank for LIQUIDATION was an
nounced today by its president, A H.
Leonard. The assets amount to $751;
12s and the liabilities to $51S.126. The
depositors viii be paid in full.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-17


Bellingham-1 a. m. Apr 10. Is. 20. Is. 30.
June ! Change at Seattle to this Companys
steamers fer Alaska and g. N Ry-: at Seattle
or Tacoma 20 ". p Ry-; az vancouver to
c. p. Ry.
For Eureka CHumboIdt Bay)-Pomona.. t:3o
D. N. Apr 10 IS "a so May g. Corona 1:30
D. m, Apr Q. IS. 21. q May ,.
For Los Angeles (via Port Los Angeles ana
Redondo) san Diego and Santa Barbara:
Santa Rosa. Sundays. a m
State OF California. Thursdays. a m
For Los Angeles (via San Pedro and East
San Pedrc). Santa Barbara. Santa CRUZ. Mon
terey. San Simeon. Cayucos. Port Hartford (Saa
Luis Obispo) Ventura and Hueneme-
Coos Bay. a. m. Apr 4. Is. 2. May l.
Bonita o a. m Apr II. 10. q. May s.
Fer Ensenada. Magdalena Bay. San Jose del
Cabo. Mazatlzn- Altata. La Paz. santa Rosada.
Topolobamro. Guaymas CAex-l 10 a NJ IN
Of each month
ALASKA EXCURSIONS Season 1S0s)-Ths
ualatial Alaskan excursion steamship spokane
win leave Tacoma. Seattle and Victoria June
T. q. July s. 20. Aug. ?
For further information obtain folder. Right
e. reserved to change steamers sailing dates
TICKET OFFICES. New Montgomery St
palace HotsT. 10 Market St and Broadway
wharves- FREIGHT OFFICE. 10 Market 81
OAKLAND. 96S Broadway.
c. D. DUNANN. General Passenger Agent.
10 Market ST. san Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-17
prunkard Breaks Neck.

Christopher Anderson was drunk in
his room, 511 Brannan street, at an
early hour this morning. He fell from
second-story window and broke his
neck Anderson was a member OF Ce-
ment Workers Union No. 1.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-17

who you are. he tells your name. age,
occupation. where you live. whence and
for what you came He tells you
names of friends and enemies. who is
true and who is false. Tells whom and
when you will marry. giving names.
dates. facts and location. taking no
fee in advance. accepting none unless
satisfaction is given; advice on busi-
ness. health. law. love. marriage. di-
vorce and all domestic and financial
difnculties; renews youth and vital
force; locates mines and valuable ores:
reunites separately personal magnet
ism quickly developed; Khiron is diff
ferent from other clairvOyantS because
that are beyond ordinary understand
ing. things that seem impossible; ne
gives you information, relief success,
satisfaction, power and control OF any
character affecting any one or any
thing, past, present or future
Mr. Khfron's charges for advice and
consultation on any matter are 800.
which is the fee charged by all cOmpe-
tent members OF his profession (and by
some who are incOmpetent)- HIS once
hours 10 a. m TO p. m sundays, II
to T. Please remember name and mum
Der or cut this adv. out
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& OCEAN TRAVEL.

Steamers leave Piers = aad
II. san Francisco.
For Ketchikan. WrangeL
Juneau. Treadwel1. Hai1es.
Skagway, etc, Alaska-n r.
m, Apr. 10. Is, 20. 25. 50.
June A. Change 70 this Com
pany's steamers at Seattle
For Victoria. Vancouver.
Port Townsend. Seattle. Ia
AnacnrrAa So BaIUrZhan
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-17
MFDTTERRANFAN AzoREs. SIA
--snO - ~A aRHRIa stass aEg
EkRFM@fdT AAH~ zE4lsHe ~ sfoEEf-
@&GAsb - 3IRE6T kiEE rc TssIr-

: soxoMA. for Honolulu Samoa. Auckland
ana sydney Thursday. April ID. p NJ
1IAMEDA for Honolulu. Saturday.
Aprn 2S II A. n.
: MARIPOSA. for Tahiti. Nay p. IL A. II
| d sPRECKELS L BR1i G., Agtz flCksl 11cs 6B
Iarfst Fright O1cs 5z7 KaTAst ST.. nET Paci1c 81
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-17
compaxnie Generals Transafiantiau-.

DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIs. %FA
SAILING every Thursday instead of &2S
Se.ur5av 10 a. m. from Fer AZ,
Sr--b River. foot OF Morton ST
rs-.1 elass 10 Havre. SO and upward sec
- clasz 10 Havre s45 E1d upward GEN
2lS 11 Al. AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND
GIN1DA 81 Broadway CHcdson n1ndingl.
Nevr YORK J. =. FUGAZI & CO. Paeinc Soasr
s---+- 8 Montxonery avenue. san f'ranclseo-
rssrefs sold By all Railroad Ticket Agsnts-
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-17
A Wonderful
ClairVOyant
Prof. M. Khiron of II22 Mar
kat Street AStOnishHs Even
the Most Skeptical.
Is the Oldest Established and Best
Known Seer and Healer in
California.

Prof. III. Xiii
ron, formerly OF
Bombay. India, is
recognized by press
and public as the
foremost and most
able clairvoyant and
healer in this cOun-
try. He performs
feats OF mind which
seem 10 the uniniti-
ated to be impos-
sible.
Without any pre-
vious knowledge and
having no natural
means OF knowing
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-22

The New York Central has decided to increase the salaries of all it's enl- oloyes. Things are coming Senator Depew's way again.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-22
FREIGHT GAR SHORTAGE.
Flee interchange by Various conirs.
 ries Would Relieve Situation.

KANSAS CITY. Dec. 2t.--At the conclusion tonight of the inquiry into the question of the freight car short age in the west before c. A. Prouty. interstate commerce commissioner. which began in St. Louis ended here tonight. commissioner. shippers and representatives of all railroads agreed that all parties concerned would be greatly benefited and present condi- fions reii wed If a free interchange of cars among railroad companies could he brought about. Th.a solution was first suggested ty the shippers and was approved by Commissioner Prou- ty and was endorsed by the railroad representatives when today they were given an opportunity to state their side of the case.
 T. Is understood that the western railway lines generally favor free sn- terchange Of freight cars. but the eastern roads have refused to enter in TO such an agreement. The reason for this difference it Is said, is that the easern roads are profitingl by the
 western roads and their own eauip- ment as well. causing serious short age to the east. west and southern sinzs. The western lines have been forced to issue an order that such cars as they have are not to leave their respective tracks.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-22
DEMURRER oVERRULEo.
SempIe Renters Plea of Not Guilty to
 Indietment Against Him.
Special to Reyiew.)

SDtCldi bD ISCfiCWsg
 TO- STONE. Dec. H.-Holding that the indictment of D. W. Semple was good. and that there were suffi' cient cause of action. Judge Doan to day overruled the demurrer filed yes terday by William B. Clearly. Semple's attorney. Semple entered plea of not guilty to the indictment. and the trial will begin at S:30 o'clock in the
 lorning.
 Howell Jensen. charged by the Unit cd States with taking mail from the postoffice boxes at Bisbee. was con victed He was given a fine of $20o which he paid.
 Horace Ccrbin was found guilty oi stealing a postoffice money order from the office at Bisbee. The jury found him guilty. and returned a verdict oi guilty. coupled with recommendation to the court for mercy. He will re ceive his sentence today.
 Guiseppi Musso. who was charged by the territory with murder. pleaded not guilty to the charge and his tris set for January 1.
 The F.. P. & s. w. railroad was con. victed of violating the federal law which applies to automatic couplers sae other railroad appliances. and iins-e s400. this being $100 on each coart Notice of appeal was given.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-22
kAUFHAAN DEFEATS
 GEORGE GARDNER
Ire Contest Which Ended In Fourteenth Round Was
 Very AmateuriSh.

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 21.-The fight tonight between Al kaufmann. of San Francisco, and George Gardiner. of Lowell. Mass. which ended in the fourteenth round with a victory for Kaufman, was a slow and amateurish heavyweight contest. Neither man showed and cleyerness. Kaufmann had Gardiner all but out in the second and again in the eleventh round, but the latter's ability to cover up and hold cn saved him from knock out. Gard ner appeared decidedly awkward in the ring and his blows were slow and without effect when landed. In the early rounds he seemed to lack conf dence, and though he showed some aggressiveness in the latter part he was very wary of the San Francisco man.
 ..aufmann had a strong punch. but fought with very little vigor which characterized his efforts throughout the fight.
 Kaufmann's weight was IS: pounds and Gardiner's 12 pounds less. The blow which ended the fight was stiff right to the heart. which rendered Gardiner helpless and cause his sec- onds to throw a lowell into the ring.
 Gardiner was so weak during the last round that hs fe,. t9 sae --at twice from sheer weai..-ss sld f.-,ss the count of nine each tine.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-22
NEW RELIGIOUS MEASURE IN
 FRANCE
Enthusiastically Received hi Chamber Of Deputies and
 Adopted By An 0verwelming Vote.

PARIS Dec 2t--The governments new religious measure was received with enthusiasm in the chamber of deputies today and the bilf was rapid iy voted on and received an overwhel- iu:nz majority of 4l3 against 1ss.
 The supporters of the cabinet con slider that this legislation will greatly strengthen the ministry sor contin- uance of the struggle with the vati- can. The attitude taken by the min ister os education. Brand. in the dis cussion os the bill made a great im- ,ression. especially his statement that the government never intended to close the hurches or interfere with individual conscience as this would permit the clergy to assume an atti- tudc of being persecuted. The cabi- net. the minister explained. had decId- I'd to retain formality of making a iecla ration to hold meetings because t vas resolved 10 not recapituiate to the vatican. which was acting contra " to French law
 Papal. secretary of state. Cardinal Merry Del Val. sent all the diplomatic representatives of the Holy sea. for l communication to their respective governments to protest against the search executed by order of the French government in the palace of the pontfficiai representative at Paris and the carrying on of various doc un,ants. and also against the violent expulsion of manager Montagnini. The protest sets forth the enormity of such acts which are without modern precedent among civilized nations. Carrying of Of catalogues of docu- ments regarding periods when Man. gers Clari ana LorezelH were nuncios | at Paris and the cipher with which the French governm .nt by means oi copies of dispatches kept by French | telegraph officials. was able to take cognizance of al, cipher tefegraphit ] correspondence between the Holy sec ] and Manager Lorenzelli. constitute' a most grave ofrcnse. nor only agains paSers which have the highest inter est in their diplomatic secrets bein' 1 respected.
 The Holy see also protested agains the violation by the French govern
 mcnt of the incontestible right of tn
 Pontiff. right inherit to the office rthe supreme head of the church.
 corresponding directly or throug'
 given persons with Catholics through
 out the whole world, whether bishops
 priests or Iaity. in all that relates t
 the spiritual good of Catholics.
 Cardinal Merry del Val declares t
 be unfounded the pretext given by tn
 French govenrraent for its action
 namely. that Mangor Montagnini ha'
 communicated with three paris
 ori 'sts of Paris who were to be trie
 for violations of the law of 1905.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-22
JURY DECLARES HE WAS X
 FEMALE
Verdict Returned In lnquisition Over Remains of Nicolai Dereylan, at Phoenix, Clearly Sets Forth This Fact.

PHOENIX, Ariz.. Dec. 2i.-The cor oner's jury summoned to investigate the death of Nicolai De Reylan, whose death few days ago revealed the fact that the deceased was a woman. who had masqueraded as man. today re- turned the following verdict: The person residing here since the 4th day of November. 1906. as 8 male. under the name of Nicolai De Reylan. was as a matter of fact female. and the body inspected at the morgue by this jury was the same person. and that death was due to pulmonary tubercu- losls." tt [
 The body will be photographed and probably be buried here although this is not definitely decided as yet.
 Dr. Rowe. De Reylan's physician. leaves for Los Angeles tomorrow night. He says he is positive that the corpse is that Of De Rey!s2. and he declares that no substitute could have directed the business correspond ence with the Russian consulate and American bureau that went through his hands.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-22
TEACHERS ADOPT STRONG RESOLUTIONS Oeciare It Should Be Made a Misdemeanor to Employ
 Child Labor.

The following resolutions were of- cred at the annual meeting of the Ari- zoua Teachers Association heid in Phoenix. Arizona. during the second week of November, nineteen hundred and efx. and were unanimously adopted.
 The only explanation necessary is In respect of the first resolution. the meanng Of which may be made 6 lit tie E,ore clear. There Is no municipal or metropolitan school system in op- eration in the territory. all schools be- i3e country district schools. The r, solution Is intended to confer on the school boards the privilege of institut- ins c{ty school systems. after the pa- irons 1n any particular city. shall by ballot decide that such move is de sfrabie.
 We, your committee on legislation, beg to submit the following resolu- tons:
 Resolved, l. That such legislation be enacted as will permit boards of trustes in cities having an average at tendance of 800 pupils or over. to con- duct their schools after the plan or the best city systems of similar size in other states.
 ?. That county superintendents' es- timates for necessary ronning ex- peuses of the schools of their respect i've counties can not be reduced by boards of supervisors; and that esti- mates or levies of boards of trustees in cities of above mentioned size can rot be reduced by county superintend- ents, unless the total of all such esti- mates shall exceed teh maximum rate of school taxation already provided by law.
 3. That all county schools now en. titled to $4o0.00 per annum under the law shall receive s500.00, and that all schools now entitled to $500.00 under the law shall receive $600.00.
 4. That the compulsory law be made more effective by amending Sec S7, Par. l01. as follows: Every pa rent, guardian. etc. shall be required to send such child to a public or pri vate school taught by competent in structor at least fonr-ffths of the time that the public school in the district in which said child resides Is in ses sion: attendance to begin within two weeks from the opening of said school B. That it be made misdemeanol l for individuals or corporations to em pioy children between the ages of : and Is years during the hours that : schools are in session.
 6. That provision be made for the
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-22
ARMY OFFICER Is SHOT BY
 NEGRO
Captain Edgar B. Macklin, Of Twenty-Fifth United States Infantry, Dangerous Wound ed at Fl Reno, Oklahoma.

Fl. RENO. Okla. Dec. 2i.-captain Edgar B. Macklin of Company C, Twenty-fifIh United States Infantry. was shot twice and dangerously wounded tonight by a negro. and the belief is expressed here that the ne gro was one of the members of the troops who were discharged by the president recently for participation in the Brownsville riote. Blood hounds will be brought here from Oklahoma City 10 track the assassin.
 The shooting occurred at the of ficers' quarters at Fort Reno. Captain Nacklin and his wife were seated at the dining table when some one tried the main entrance at I side. Captain Macklin asked "who is there" and reply came. .I have a message for you.'' Come around to the back door," said Captain Macklin. The ne gro who had part of his face covered by a mask. entered with a command of Throw up your hands and give me all the money you have got" and with out giving Captain Macklin time to re niy. he fired twice. then fed into the darkness.
 One bullet entered Captain Mack lin's abdomen. a second struck him in the jaw. The surgeon says that while his wounds are dangerous. they are not necessarily fatal.
 Captain Mscklin is about 90 years old and Is a son of Colonel Macklin. who recently was retired with the pay of brigadier general. On December 14th the secretary Of war. upon recommendation of the gen eral stan. ordered the trial by court martial of Captain Macklin under the sixty-secopd article of war for Con. duct to the prejudice of good order and discipline" for failing to exercise due diligence In preventing the rioting at Bronswsyille last August.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-22

payment of peace officers while acting in the capacity of truant officers. !. That the Territorial Board of Examiners be authorized to issue tem- porary certificates to persons who have been granted certificates to teach in Arizona or other states and terri tories. certificates to expire when the results of the next quarterly examina- tions have been announced; but one such certificate to be issued to one person.
 Respectfully submitted.
 J. F. STlLLWELL.
 B. D. BILLINGHURST,
 A. l. MATHEWS.
 J. A. ROCKFELLOW.
 B. H. SCUDDER, Committee on Legislation.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-22
FUEL e-MINE CLEARS
Tucson Has E souraaement That Oil
 ss o1 the Way.

TUCSON. Dec. 2i.-A dispatch was received today Sy General Manager Russell of the Electric Light & Gas company stating that carload of oil had left Bakersfield for Tucson.
 Mir Russell has tracers sent out 10 lind ouf where number of other cai ] that should have been here several weeks ago. ar stalled,
 He stated this afternoon that he had strong hopes that additional oil would reach te-e before the present supply is entirely exhausted and add ed that he believed that the company would be able to get along with the present supply until additional ship ments are received.
 The Electric Light x Gas Company uses more than half car load of ol. each day.
 Reports from Phoenix state thai the fuel situation Is better here. AT rargemcns have been made with the railroad conpanis by which the light ing company at Phoenix will be sup piled Hith oil until shipments now enreuie can reach that city.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-22
DEATH RESULTED
 IRON AN ACCIDENT Verdict Returned By Jury In h. qtGsition Over Remains of
 c. 6 A. Miner.

Accidental death was the verdict re turred by the jury empaneled by Just ice H0gaA in the inquisition over the remains of Refeo Popozich, the Sla vonian miner who was killed Thurs day night fn the Irish Mag shaft of the C. E A. Company. The personnel of the jury follows: Thomas A. Fee ney. Frunk. C. Lane. o. Eillnan. J. A. &srclsnpn, L. B. Williams and Charssz Maara
 The fun9Hl services will be held al 2 o'clock this afternoon from Slavon iac Lodge hall 70 which place the " mains will b*, .nveyed from the l.. terratfonai Cr talking Psrlors- ir . tersnent will b. ;aade in the Evergreen cemetery.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-22
FoeMeR SENATOR DYING.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2l.-Donaid-
 son Gallery. former United States sen- stcr from Louisiana. became sudden ly unconscious while at a notel here tonight. and his physicians say that fe is dying. Senator Caffery is suf- sferirg with acute kidney trouble. In 1900 Senator Gallery was nominated for vice president by the gold Demo c1ts He was an officer in the Con-
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-22
rumored that Erank clark.

ia run1ored that Frank Clark, forensi of the refining floor of the apRet Queen smelter, has been Of tersa the position of deputy sheriff here under the Jack White admins tra,ion and that he will accept. Credence is given the report from the his position at the smelter.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-22

Walter Wellman thinks Peary does not know everything about polar ex- piorat1on. It remains for Mir We'll man to show him.