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Just received. a new line of Ladies'
and children's underwear Racket
Store. a. If.
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w. e. Richey departed this mor1
ing on a trip to Kansas City.
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Don't forget that we are still sell
ing candy at 15c a pound.-Racket
Store. If
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Misses Minnie and Eta Graves re
turned to Portales this morning, af
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ter spending three months with Ros
well friends.
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Bob Perryman came up from Hag-
erman this morning to attend
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If your horse is lame, you need u
to shoe him.-Texas. Shop. I
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Rev C. E. Lukens returned this
morning from down the road.
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L. W.. Holt came up from Hagel
man this morning.
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Ross Malone came down from Am
arillo Sunday night.
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Chicken and ice cream dinner at
the Shelby tomorrow. 1t
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WANTED:=-At once, boy with
pony to deliver papers. Apply
at Record.
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John Richey came in Sunday nigns
from San Antonio.
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Bruce Jones went to Carlsbad Sun
day night.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-07
Continued srom PAGE !, Coils. 6 and

been chosen. Governor Pardee knew
thoroughly that he was not TO receive
q denomination Some Of his intimate
friends counseled with him and urged
him not 10 present his name before the
convention.
With an insistence that is character
1stic Of him, Pardee refused TO accept
this advice. His candidacy was sub
rnittsd with the usual fun that attends
these ceremonies. The Governor had
set himself 10 20 down with his friends.
When the practical accomplishment
Of the defeat Of Governor Pardee was
discussed il was found that nothing
could be done without the assistance
OF Ruef.
Tie san Francisco boss insisted.
however. that his standing with the
Union Labor people be saved as far as
possible, and that he be protected from
any suggestion of treachery 10 his
friend. J. O. Hayes. Hayes was ex-
tremely liberal in his treatment Of San
Francisco people during the recent
primaries He is credited with q
somewhat free expenditure of money
in those events. He depended
absolutely upon the support of
Ruef and came TO the conven-
tion with confidence z trife more
than conditions would warrant him.
How 10 get Hayes out Of the problem
q
Ruef very considerably.
IN this emergency Ruef brought
Mayor Schmitz here. Ruef then in
formed Ar Hayes that Schmitz had
certain delegations from San Fran
cisco that he could control absolutely.
Eliminating these delegations from the
HAYES column prevented the black
bearded gentleman from san Jose from
having even a chance for a nomination
from the convention. He, therefore,
declined 70 present his name at all
This cleared the situation very ma
terialiy and left only Pardee and Gil
lett IN the field. Ruef agreed that II
he were given the entire State pat
-onage Of san Francisco. that if he
and Schmitz be given free rein in the
metropolis. and that If the State ma
chine remove any possible influence It
may have 70 interfere with Ruef's per
Eonsl ambitions, then the entire San
Francisco delegation would be voted
for Gillett
Further than this. before the con
yention met today. Congressman GIL
lett and Mayor Schmitz had confer
ence and the Mayor promised that he
would not be an independent candidate
for Governor This completed the pro-
gramme as far as was necessary and
the convention went into session.
Gillett was nominated after series
Of speeches that had neither eloouence
nor persuasion When George Knight
placed his candidate before the con
vention he spoke far below his Gus
tomary ability and seemed to carry
20 the audience the knowledge that
the ceremony OF nomination was
simply perfunctory The supporters
Of Pardee spoke in the same vein. They
knew that they were placing before
the delegates a man who had no chance
of victory After the gubernatorfal
nomination had been made the slate
was rushed through without the
slightest delay. Many Of the delegates
left before the other nominations were
made.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-07
Candidate Gillet Says That He Has Made No Pledges
Nominee Feels Certain of Election
BY j. ~. GiIIett.

CNTA CRUZ
- The Call will be
howadb
willie
hein acaso 0 the eeoped the
his the ztn friends
personally and that his mhh in
best ers uphold the principles and of the Republican and approaching
will be and nd
In tn convention
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-07
APPELLATE JUSTICES.
List Of Those Nominated by the District
Conventions.

SANTA CRUZ. Sept. s.-During
noon intermission nominations were
made for Presiding Justice and the
Justices Of the District Court of APP
peals for each Appellate District Court
district Of the State. In the First
district convention Justice Ralph Harrsr
son, incumbent, and Judge Carroll Cook
Of san Francisco we've nominated for
ceived the nomination Judge S. p
Hall OF Oakland. incumbent, and Judge
rank H Kerrigan of San Francisco
we're nominated Justices of the First
District. James L. Gallagher, Super
visor. Of san Francisco. also aspired
70 justiceship, but was defeated by
Ke-rigan.
Justice Wheaton A Gray incumbent,
was defeated for JOstice Second Dis
trict Court Of Appeals by Judge James
" Taggart OF Santa Barbara Mathew
T. Allen Of Los Angeles. incumbent, was
named as Presiding Justice for the
Second District Justice Victor z. Shaw
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-07

err This is especially the case in the
downtown districts. such as the First
and Third, where Micnael Hines and
James E. March are fighting for Quigg.
That Hearst's organization, founded
on the alleged principle of anti-ma-
chine and anti-boss rule. should be
found in alliance with the bosses of
the two old machines. who are striving
to maintain precisely what Hearst Is
pretending 10 denounce excites sur
prise among politicians 1t is account
ed for in the fact that Hearst had
found it easy to make bargains with
Odell and MArphy, while he knows that
he would have nothing to hope in
the way OF assistance from the reor-
ganizers.
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Capt. Ord Sent to
St. Matthews.

EK TASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept.
Wv 6.-Army orders. BY
direction of the Presi-
dent, Major William r.. Pur-
nell, retired, is at his own re-
quest relieved from duty mt
st. Matthew's Military School,
Burlingame, CAL, and will pro-
coed to his home. By direction
of President, Captain Edward
%. c. Ord, retired. is detailed as
professor of military science
and tactics at ST. Matthew's
SCHOOL, BurIinsame, and will
proceed there for duty.
Navy orders. Lieutenant E.
b. Fenner is detached from
Naval Academy, Annapolis, and
ordered to the Independence at
Mare Island, thence to MIL
waukee when placed in COM
mission.
Lieutenant E. III. Campbell is
detached from duty at WASH
ington, ID. c., and ordered to
Union Iron Works, San Fran
cisco, for duty In connection
with the Milwaukee with view
TO becoming the navigator of
that vessel when commissioned.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-07

which will be accompanied by another
battleship and a cruiser. This will
make three naval vessels which will go
to Panama with the President. 1t has
not yet been decided what vessels will
be sent. but 1t is quite likely that the
Connecticut will be used for the ac-
commodation of the President and the
Louisiana will go with its sister ship
This indicates that the Presidents
party to Panama will be a. large one
and that he and his guests will sleep
on the ships as precaution against
yellow fever and other diseases preya-
lent on the isthmus. -
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roREsrERs CHOSE.

SAN JOSE. Sept s.-After holding
one Of the busiest sessions within its
history the convention OF Pacific Coast
Foresters was brought to a close this
afternoon by the election OF oficers
and a banquet this evening. Past High
Chief Ranger Henry Beaver OF san
Francisco installed the new officers
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-07

We have just received from workshops 1000
suits which going to sell at $l2.5O.
All the garments cut in the latest fall and
winter styles-every suit in the lot has been made
since the FIRE.
The fabrics cheviots and worsteds in patterns
of gray and brown comprising fifty different designs
thus affording you immense selection from which
to choose.
The suits come in single and double breasted
style. in sizes ranging from "a AZ chest measure
The suits are equal to any sold in San Francisco
for 81 500.
The sale starts this morning at o'clock
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-07

We built up the boys departments in former
stores simply by giving mothers better value than
they accustomed to getting elsewhere. This is
the policy in department and we have the
merchandise to prove what say
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-07
ARMY PAYMASTER
IN EMbEzzLER.

NOGALES, Sept. "a paymaster in
the Mexican army is alleged to have
decamped from here tonight with 500
pesos, money which he was to have
paid to 100 troops, now encamped on
the border at this point. 1t was their
quarterly pay. The crime is punish
able. by death Tonight the soldiers
are in state of melancholy over
their losses.
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HEARST FIGURES IN
QUEER PACT.
SPECIAL DIsPATCH TO The CALL.

NEW YORK, Sept. 6-There is
strong evidence that the deal which
exists between the leaders of the
Odell- Quigg faction Of the Republican
party in this country and W r Hearst
has been extended TO Tammany Hall
The two party machine leaders are
naturally strongly opposed 10 the re-
organization movement headed by Her
bert Parsons with the support OF Pres
ident Roosevelt and Hearst is aiding
them in their struggle to beat il down
and retain their grasp upon the or
ganization.
This alliance was called to atten-
tion today in the explanation of the
confident predictions of victory made
by Odell before he returned TO New
burg after having issued his orders for
the local contest Hardly had Odell
turned mis- back on the city than it
was proclaimed by his lieutenants that
the judiciary deal" between the Re-
publican machine and Tammany had
been completed and was an assured
fact under the terms of this agreement.
Tammany is to name six of the ten
judges of the supreme Court who are
to be nominated this fall and the Re
publicans are TO SELECT four. Each ma
chine is to endorse the dates chosen
by the others.
That an understanding exists be-
tween Odell and Hearst. and between
Hearst and Charles A. Murphy, leader
Of Tamamny Hall. has long been
known, but that II extended to an al
lance between Odell and Murphy, thus
completing the triangle. has been kept
as secret as possible. 1t goes far.
however. to account for the cheerful
ness of Odell in the face of the prospect
that he is about TO lose control of at
least twenty-five of the thirty-five AS
sembly districts in Manhattan and
the Bronx.
It also accounts for the confidence
with which State and Federal office
holders have been informed that they
have nothing to fear in making war
upon President Roosevelt and Govern
or Higgins. as they will be taken care
Of by Tammany in case they should be
ousted from office
That Tamnsany is seeking to aid the
Odell Republican leaders of the many
contested districts is an open secret
In the strong Tammany districts an
agreement has existed 4or years be-
tween the ostensible rival rarty lead
ers, and IT is not uncomr. n to hear
the Tammany chief OF district refer
to the Republican leader as my lead
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-07
HER
TWO CHILDREN.

COLUMBUS GROVE. Ohio. Sept g.
Mrs. Henry Knippen. wife OF farmer
living near Cloverdaie. today decapi-
tated her two children. boy aged
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-07
To VISIT PANAMA
IN BAT 7LESHIP.

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE GALL.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.-When Pres
ident Roosevelt goes to Panama No
vember l he will go on board one of
the crack battleships of the navy,
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-07

three and girl aged one and a half
years. with carving knife The woman
recently was discharged from the To-
ledo State Hospital for the Insane.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-07

of San Diego was given the other JUS
ticeship in the Second District
In the convention for nomina ton Of
Justices of the Third Appellate Court
Justice n. P. Chipman was named Pre-
siding Justice and Judge E. c. Hart
of Sacramento and Judge A G. Burnett
Of Santa Rosa were named Justices.
Quite a lively fight occurred between
Judge A ]. Buckles. incumbent, and
Hart. but the Sacramento delegation in
sisted on his nomination and he won
out
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-07

Our magnificent store one-half block long, is
completely stocked in every department with the
same grade of reliable merchandise that made famous
two former establishments.
The good will of our business is represented in
the hundreds OF pleased customers who have always
looked to for their clothes because gave them
what they rghtfully considered the best clothing val
ues for the money in San Francisco.
This good will only be perpetuated by
continuing give the substantial goods for
the money with the same liberal guarantee behind
them. We are doing this in our store at Fill
more and Ellis and we shall continue to do it,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-29
TWO JUDGES FOR BROOKLYN.
Successors to Asphalt and Crane to BE
Named Probably by Hughes.

Timothy l.. Woodruff. chairman OF tho
Republican State committee, made a state.
ment yesterday In reference to the pending
appointments OF SUCCESSORS to Judges
Asphalt and Crane Of the County Court
in Brooklyn. who fled their designations
on Wednesday and viii take their places
on the Supreme Court bench next week.
The Republican organization in Brooklyn
favored the appointment Of l.. l.. Fawcett4
and Marcus B. Campbell TO fill the vscan-
cies on the bench of the County Court,
and IL was confidently expected that they
would be named 10y Gov. Higgins. Mr..
Woodruff had this TO say about the matter:
"A large majority Of the organizations
wanted Messrs. Fawcett and Campbell
appointed, bur they were no more accepta-
bic to me than any other two men would
have been who were competent and whom
the organization mi-Lr ave preferred.
! wLs U:ly the spohCS IN for the organiza-
ton. | do not lClisVV. ia view of his illness.
of his necessarily related arrival in AL
bany end of the approaching assumption
of executive duties Nv his successor that
Mr.. HIGGINS will feel Ike making the APP
pointEeEts at all. / expect they will be
GHde 10y Gov. Hughes. While l shall
lie entirely satisfied with the men whom
he ray nanr, | do not know and have not
the least idea who these en- will re-"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-29
MRS. TODD'S WILL STANDS.
Appellate Division I'pholds the Decision
OF the Surrogate.

The Appellate Division Of the Supreme
o affirmed yesterday without opinion
the decree Of Surrogate Fitzgerald which
upheld as valid the will Of Mrs. Margarstta
Todd, who was found lead on a railroad
track near Philadelphia on October ~, 1895,
under peculiar circumstances
Mrs. Todd was the wife OF Louis Todd,
owner of the Marlborough and the Ven
tome hotels, and was believed 10 he weaIr nv
herself. by her will she left the bulk of h, +
pToI eIty to her daughter, ROsalie TOusey
for life, W.T. reVrrsiOn 70 three nephcws
of the teetatrix, one Of whom, Milton Ber0lZ-
hirne, Joined with Mrs. Tousey in trying 10
upset the will on the ground that the old
woman had rad a later one.
Ingersull Lockwood. who had acted a.
Mrs. Godd's lawyer, and who at her death
was found TO be in control of a great portion
OF her property, was named as executor in
the will, and the daughter and nephew
were strongly opposed TO him. Under the
ruling Of the courts the will staads AZ
made, as none of the objections raised 10
its probate were sustained.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-29
CHANGES IN ELLISON'S STAFF.
Charles J.. Guy RetIres and =. G. HOyt Is
Moved Into HIS Place.

Assistant Corporation Counsel Charles
l.. Guy, who has been elected 70 the Supreme
Court bench, resigned from Corporation
Counsel Ellison's staff yesterday. and Mr..
Ellison announced that his place would
be filed by Assistant Corporation Counsel
Franklin Chase Hoyt, who hss been assigned
TO the Mayors office. Mr.. Hoyt will receive
50, 900 a year hereafter.
No successor TO Mr.. Hoyt has boon named
as yet. George F.. O'Shaunnessy, who has
been an Assistant Corporation ounse for
some years. also resigned recently, which
makes another place TO he filed by Mr..
Ellison. He got 81, 500 "A year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-29
IRELANps FAX REsENrEp.
Criticism % french Clergy May mJure his
Chance az becoming Cardinal.

NNNs"NT -
Special Cable DsspsseA 70 tn sus.
RoME, Dec. 2S.-The adversaries here of
Archbishop Ireland. who invariably ms--
Nifty the Least Incident In their etforts TO
diminish that p~relste's popularity at the
Vatican and his chances Of icing created
q Cardinal, have attempted 20 give an
u~nfsvorsble construction 10 his recent
sermon on the French crisis.
The Vatican refuses 70 comment upon the
matter, but some p~reLates qualify the
Archbishop's blame Of the French clergy
az inopportgne. even IL II were justified.
Slight Importance Ia attached.by the Vati-
can 90 the incident, which, THE Bun corre-
spondent 10 assured. has not had an
unfavorable influence upon either the
Pope or Cardinal Merry del Val. the papal
Secretary Of state. .
An Official note has been issued by the
atioa on the subject OF the French separa-
ton law. IL says:
Comparisons between the Prussian pub
lilo worship aw Of 1875 and that Of the
Clemenoeau cabinet. uch as were made
In the French Senate, are entirely map
posite. The Prussian law, although hard
and unjust toward the Church, implicitly
recognizes the Catholic hierarchy az the
foundation OF the Church. while the principle
underlying the separation law and Brands
bill Is to ignore the hierarchy and make a
number Of unjustifsbls demands regard
ing the fundamental practices Of religion
Several Of the Ambassadors to the vati-
can. notably those OF Austria, Russia, Prus-
STA and Belgium, w delivered to Car
dinal Merry del Val, Papal Secretary of
State, the replies Of their respective govern
ments to the Pope's protest against the
seizure by tie French Government OF the
Nunciature at Paris.
All the replies consist simply Of an
acknowledgment Of the receipt Of the
protest. No comment whatsoever is made
upon the Pope's note. The Vatican has
abandoned its intention to publish the
rapliaa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-29
sa,sOo jon FOR FR,NK GARVEY.
McCarren Nan tO he Chier Inspector in
Tenement House uurcan.

Senator McCarren has approved Of the
claim OF Magistrate Johu Manner, the
Democratic leader in the Seventeenth
Assembly district in Brooklyn, that the
appointment OF a successor TO Joseph P.
Donnelly as chief inspector OF the tenement
house bureau in that borough should 90
10 that district, Donuully was formerly
the anti-McCarren leader in the district,
but recently mnde peace with Senator
McCarren. His resignation as chief in
Butler on accaUnt Of his alleged pernicious
political activity and will 40 into effect
at the close Of the year. Flank Garvey, a
steadfast MoCarren man, ia'to get the 81 500
n year job.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-29
RAISULI Full or FIGHT.
VIII Resist Sultan's Order Of Deposition nj
His stronghold or ZInat.

Special Cable Dispatches to TEE SUN.
CADIz, Dec. 2~s.-Acoording to advices
from Tangier received here to-day. Raisuli
is not impressed by the Sultan's order,
delivered through Wal Minister Sid Mo-
BANNED Gabbas. that he relinquish the
~Governorship Of Tangier. He refuses to
give it up and is preparing for resistance at
his stronghold, Zinat. He will send his
harem into the mountains.
PARIS, Dec. 2s.- is officially announced
that the cruiser Condo will leave Toulon
January 2, taking Gen. Picquart, the Minis
ter Of War, 10 Tunis 10 make a o II of the
country I'M study the situation there.
MADRID, Dec. 2s.-The ratification by the
United States Of the Algeciras convention
has arrived here.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-29
FRAUD SAN FRANCISCO FUND
American Arrested In Paris on Charge OF
SwindlInE the Benevolent.
: Special Cable Dsspafeh 70 TIE SUN.

Special Cable Despatch TO THR Sun.
LONDON, Dec. Pa news agency de-
spstoh from Paris says that an American
from Missouri has been arrested there
on a charge Of fraud. He gives hs name
as George Kimberley and his age az ~.
He is accused Of collecting subscriptions
to 9 fund for the rebuilding Of San Fran
cisco, there being no such fund. =
The prisoner ia a f~ashionably dressed
youth. He represented himself to be the
delegate of the Mayor of San Francisco
He has been v~ictimizing the members of
the American colony in Paris for some
time. He called himself Gargaridis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-29
BOY PRINCES RON iNCE.
kaiserln Helped Along the Engagement
Of Her Fourth SON.

SpecidI Cable DPspdtch % THE sun.
BERLIN. Dec. 2s.--The betrothal of
Prince August Wilhelm, fourth son of the
Kaiser, and Princess Alexandra Victoria Of
Schleswig-H olste NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
is sscribed 20 the Kaiserin's theory that
men ought to marry young.
Nevertheless, the engagement has aston
ished the court, IA the Prince, who is still a
student, is not yet 20 years old. The
match is the elimination of a childhood ro-
nance, which has been steadily strength
ened and f~ostered by the Kaiserin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-29
GERMAN BEEF Trust ISSUE.
Tariff Negotiations Said 10 Turn on Con
ditiOns for Landing Live Cattle.

Special Gable Despatch 10 TIE SUN.
COLOGNE, Dec. 2s.-The Rheinische Volks-
stimne, an Agrarisn organ, claims to nave
received reliable information that the
German Amerioan commercial treaty ne
~gotistions depend mainly upon whether
and under what conditions Americans shall
be permitted TO land cattle at Hamburg,
where they will be slaughtered and sold
throughout Germany through a meat trust
formed after the American pattern.
This trust is said TO be ready to begin
operations Immediately.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-29
NazarIs Released on Bail.

Special Cable Despatch 10 THE SUN.
SAN JUAN, Dec. 28.-The arrest Of the
Venezuelan General, Barrett de Nazaris, was
made here on riders from the United States
authorities, accusing him of counterfeiting
and conspiracy. He has been released on
S, 1000 bail, hut will be taken to New York
upon the arrival Of the necessary papers.
He is a relative of President Castro of Vene-
zuela and disclairs all knowledge Of the
accusation made against him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-29
PORTO RIC4N'S WAR Talk.
UniOnIst Leader on the Presidents Message
citizenship and SerN iiude.

NVetIuE NUVse DtsPWTtI 10 7 1T oVNf
SAN JUAN, P. r., Dec. 2s.-R. Matienzo
Cintrsn. Speaker of the House of Delegates
and leader of the Unionist party, has an
article in La Correspondence, the party
organ. commenting on President Roose-
velt's message on Porto Rico. He says
that citizenship without self-government
is worth nothing.
Citizenship which il haGSled over with
such emphasis would be debasing. IL
would be to say to the world that American
citizenship and servitude are compatible.
II such an impossible thing were to happen
it would be the arrival of the hour TO say
to Porto Rico prepare yourself TO conquer
your liberty with arms in hand.