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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-02
BARROW TO ACT As CHANCELLOR
No Successor to AiI viii De Chosen
CnG: juns.

Atlanta. Jan. No new Chancel
l1r az Ne ,'4'c university - suCc"e
t4c ,s'c Wa.;cr u. III will be chosen
oefDr, zee luHr meeting .. tac ,rus, q
,..y m"n,bcI- II IL, l.a'! in A. anita
7" C',ra .. 4 >l,, ,,:r TO CAN
cC.or IN l. "A Nat - which con
s:G"rd'." careful t."ugAt ana at,,L
,bn vi. have - lee gwen. In the
meantime Profess DAVID {. Barrow
OF he CLair III mathematics. and De an
-: t.c faculty. vii continue to per
form ;hG duties -! chancellor. a. A.
has On, .g:.ng he illness OF CG4E
10: N.N.
4 'A,.r next n.es'irS. whiCa wi.
be h., IL tie near iu,uyc. TIE irus
toes wN, Il, >!Sna'c some member OF
h" faculty to Syn the diplomas OF
hose students Who Nil gga.ua,e III
jane. In thr place Of the Chancal or.
and Al their june meeting new cnaE.
ce..or Will probably be chosen.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-02
Salaries Cut 5000 Per Year.

New York. Jan. Among the
cuts in salaries at the Mutual Life In.
surance company. whicn have been
made. but not previously announced.
says the Tribune. are those Of Robert
4 GranniS and Dr. Walter r. Gil
lett". vice presidents. Up 10 a short
time ago Mr. Grannis vas irawing
10000 a year and DR.. Gillette. $40
oIo. Al The demand Of the Truesdale
committee each has had his salary cut
$40 600 4 year.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-02
BINGHAM GIVEN MeApoo's PLACE
8riOsdier General for Police Commits
soner Of New York City.

New Norn. Jan. | Mayor McClel.
ian mas announced the appolntm, nj ~
ErigalI,r G,n,ral Theodore \. hing
ham. T. : y. retired. az police com.
mis- Toner. Succeeding William McAdOo
who ha> acid the Office through Mr..
McCi,.ldn's first term.
Tie O'hsg appointments 10 place
In the city administration include The
following. WHO have held off.Cc during
the last TWO years:
cry ChaMJo..a!.. Patrick II Keen.
an: corporation counsel John J. Do.
lacey; commissioner ~ correction,
Francis J l.angiry; cOnmis iOaer Of
street cleaning. Joan McGaw Wool.
bury; commissioner ~ health. Thomas
Darlington and tenement house com.
missioner. Edmund J. Butler.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-02
TEDDY symps,hixss with Fitx.

Chicago. Jan. IA dispatch TO the
Tribune from San Francisco. Calf.
says that Robert Fitzsimmons has re-
Ccivcd a kindly sympathetic letter
from Pr, sidcnt Roosevelt. which he
treasures above all his worldly posses.
sions. The president wrote "Fitz"
when he learned of ais defeat at the
nanis Of Jack y Brien. Fitzsimmons
,elcgraphed an appreciative answer to
the president. lie thanked him for
his letter and wished him the compli
ments of tae season.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-02
Died from Pistol Shot.

Atlanta. Jan. Mrs Margarc,
Rainwatcr. WAC was accidentally shot
IN the thigh last Saturday night, died
a. private Sanitarium. Mrs Rain
water. who was an elderly woman.
lived ~ Blandtown. 10 miles from the
city. on ne S'dbotad Air Line railroad.
she received nor injury on Marietta
street near Walton stree. The officers
we're ar hr~t inclined 10 believe that
Henry Clark. "A negro. lid the snoo'
ing hu' be- has since that time been
released as there was no cvidonc
again.l Nm
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-02
RATES ARE REAcJUsTED.
Change 10 Sweeping In Tia Scope and
Will Go Into gMeet Feb. 4.

Louisville. Jan. IA readtustment
OF freight rates from Ohio and Missis.
s'ppi river crossings to Selma and
Mont Gomery, Ala. was decided upon
by the Southeastern Mississippi Valley
Traffic association last night.
The cdange Is sweeping In scOpe.
anu is To 20 into effect Fen. IL
involves changes IN practically all
rates ObiaMing on freight passing
through the two river crossings TO Sell
ma and Montgomery.
The association did no, take mp thu
cas's of the rcshirpirg grain 10 south.
eastern territory through OHIO and the
Mssiss i?pI rlieways.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-02
AppoIn,a MInlsssr Of Iustlea.

ST. Petersburg. Jan. IN. Aky.
mOf. a member Of the senate. has been
appointed minister Of justice In success
sion tn ". MenukAin.
Traffic has been resumed on the
Mitau-Windsu and Mitau- Riga railroads
at BaranOvitchi. government Of Minsk
The troops subsequently, restored order
without any blnodshed. The railroad
service has been reestablished there.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-02
Golden stat. Limited peralIed.

f. Paso Tex. Jan. The Rock
Island railroads Golden State Limited
Vas dcrailcd - mile north ~ Fl Paso.
Onc'a,. Of he company report that no
one Va, Injured The entire train
left the frach. but the coaches remain.
- upright Previous 10 tnis accident
the train had been delayed q hours by
ne neavy snowfall
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-02
PUBLIC SENTIMENT
COOLED At ODESSA
Crisis In Troubles Is Consid
cred Over.
RAILROAD SERVICE 10 RESUMED
%. AkymoT. q Member OF the Senate,
Has Been Appointed Minister Of Jus
ties At ST. petersburs-str'ksrs re.
turning TO Their Work.

London. Jan. l.-The Times In its
second edition today publishes a dis
patch from Odessa which announces
that the crisis there Is over.
Public sentiment has cooled under
martial law, two-thirds OF the strikers
Will be back At their work today and
the majority Of the leaders have been
arrested.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-02

kien Jan. Passenger service
has been restored heTs on tho South.
western railroad. and freight traffic
Is gradual! being resumed
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06
PUTS A COUGAR
TO FLIGHT WITH
A POCKET-KNIFE
Oregon Hunter Van
quishes a Vicious
Wild Beast.
spEc1AL pIspATcH 10 THE CALL.

SPECIAL. DISPATCH TO THE CALL
TILLAMOOK, April 5.-If John Illings-
worth's dogs had not treed a big cougar
out on the Wilson River road. John
Comes tale of vanquishing the beast with
a Denknife would never have been be-
neved Come was walking along the toll
road when a rustling in the brush along
side attracted his attention and as he
looked up the cougar landed In front Of
him and began to reach for him as a
cat reaches for a mouse. Come yelled as
loud as he could. and beat the beast on
with his hat. hands and feet
The big cat gave him a severe scratch
in the leg and tore at his arm Come
finally got out his pocket-knife and.
watching for his chance. struck the beast
over the eyes This discouraged the cougar
and 1t jumped back In the brush. giving
Come chance TO get away Illings-
worth,s hounds soon freed the animal and
a shot brought it down. 1t measured I
feet and weighed 100 pounds.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06
ZULU PRINCE WINS
PRIZE FOR ORATORY
Negro Triumphs Over White
Students of Columbia
University.

NEW YORK, April By unanimous
vote the judges of the annual public
speaking contest held at Columbia this
afternoon awarded the first prize to
Hka Isaka Seine, an African Prince.
This is the first time in the history of
the Curtis medal competition that ne
gro student has contested. Seme's SUBJ
ject was The Regeneration of Africa, :"
and his oration was delivered with a
convincing earnestness that won the
audience that filled Earle Hall.
BY a coincidence, while this Zulu was
winning honors in learning over Amer
ican students, his countrymen were in
revolt against Great Britain, the colon
ial forces being beaten back in an en-
counter brought about by an attempt to
collect poll tax.
Seme is "A senior at Columbia and ex-
poets to get the degree of bachelor of
arts at the close of the college year,
when his people Will send him to study
law at oxford. When he completes his
course he will return to Zululand,
where, it is said, a Government appoint
ment awaits him.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06
TWO NEW LINES
OF STEAMSHIPS
Axel johnson & Company
of Sweden to Extend Its
Service to San Francisco
spEc1AL DIsPATcH 10 THE CALL.

CALL BUREAU. POST BUILDING.
WASHINGTON. April 5.-Consul Kaiser
reports that Mazatlan and San Francisco
will soon have two new steamship lines,
making regular calls for passenger and
freight traffic. 1t is announced that AxeI
Johnson & Co. a Swedish steamship
company, has decided to extend its
line Of steamships now operating between
Swedish ports and Montevideo and Buenos
Ayres to the west coast. touching at VAL
paraiso. Caliao. Panama, Mazatlan and
San Francisco.
Articles of Incorporation also have been
issued to the new German Roland line,
which VIII Immediately institute SER
vice between Hamburg and all points on
the west coast of South and Central
America and Mexico. The company Is
capitalized at s1,S0l.Ooo, and will have
feet of six steamships, each of 5000 tons.
They viii compete with the Kosmos line.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06
POPE SIDES
WITH WIFE
OF STORER
Says She Did Not
Use Letters of
President.
Austria Refuses to Ac-
cept ambassador
Recall.
Foreign Minister Goluchow-
ski Calls Upon Him
in Person.
SPECIAL DISPATCH 10 THE CALL.

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.
ROME, April 5.-Your correspondent is
informed from an excellent source that
an exchange of notes between Austria
and the Vatican followed the recall of
ambassador Storer. The Vatican ex-
planned that Mrs. Storer had spoken to
Cardinal Merry del Val and written to
him twice, expressing hope for the ap-
pointment of another American Cardinal.
She did not mention names or show any
letters from President Roosevelt. but
simply voiced the wish common to all
American Catholics, which was not re-
sented by the Pope, but which he could
not at present crafty.
Austria is now convinced that Embas-
sador Storer's action did not justify his
hurried recall and considers the proceed
ure contrary TO international usage. Lest
the Pope take offense 1t Is prabahie that
the Austrian Government will insist that
Storer shall formally request the En-
peror to return his credentials before
those Of his successor are accepted.
VIENNA, April 5.-Count Goluchowski
called upon former American Enbassador
Storer this afternoon and spent an hour
with him.
1t is reported that the Marquis de
ReveIseaux. the French ambassador
here, in reply to an inquiry by the
French Government asking him If the re-
port that he lent assistance to Mrs.
Storer in her endeavors TO further a
Catholic programme was correct, tele-
graphed TO Paris that the statement was
unfounded.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06
WEALTHY WOMAN
IN PADDED CELL
Imagines She Is Wife of
H. Z. Huntington and Pres
ident of Magnate's Roads
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CAL

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL
Los ANGELES. April 5.-Mrs. Mary r.
Crandall. the divorced wife of E. E.
crandall, prominent merchant, pos
sessed of a fortune of more than sl5O, 900
in her own right, was taken into custody
today and placed in padded cell in the
County Jail pending an inquiry as to her
sanity. She is seemingly sane on all sub
Jects save pne and that is with reference
to Henry Z. Huntington. She declares
herself the wife of Mr.. Huntington; that
she married him year ago in San Ber-
nardino. and that he made her president
Of all the electric railways in which he is
interested.
So far as known Mrs. Crandal1 never
saw Mr.. Huntington. She has been
haunting the offices of the Pacific Electric
Railway Company, demanding that she
company and insisting that she be per-
mitted to enter the offices OF the man she
imagines TO be her husband SO enraged
did she become at repeated refusals that
she secured a revolver and threatened to
shoot any person who opposed her. Then
her arrest was ordered. She offered no
resistance.
Several months ago Mrs. Crandall was
arrested because Of similar. actions, and.
although It was manifest that she was
insane. relief officers offered to care for
her and she was placed in their custody.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06
STRIKERS HOLD A CHIEF OF
OF POLICE As HOSTAGE
French OMciaI Is Finally Released
Through the Intervention
of Prefecf.

TOULON, France, April 5.-when the
Chief of Police of this city visited a
meeting of strikers last night for the
purpose of bringing about a reconcilia-
tion he was seized by the strikers and
locked up in dark room. The strikers
then announced that they were holding
the Chief asa hostage. The Prefect
finally intervened and secured his re-
lease.
PARIS, April 5.-Henri Nemy, the
leader of the rescued miners of Cour-
reries, and his mine boy, Auguste Pro-
vost, arrived here at noon today and
were driven in an automobile through
the principal thoroughfares. They were
warmly received by the crowds in the
streets and afterward attended the spe-
cial races at Auteuil arranged in aid OF
the victims OF the mine disaster. Presi-
dent Fallieres was among those pres
ent
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06
FEUD LINES
UP GIANTS
OF FINANCE
Friends and Foes
Of Hartman in
Battle Array.
Factions Strive for As
tendency in Wall
Street.
Explanation Of designations
From Railroad Di-
Explanation Of designations
From Railroad Di-
rectorates.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

NEW YORK, April 5.-The announce
ment of the resignation of Henry c.
Frick from the Rock Island directorate
cnused a great deal of surprise and
comment in Wall street today. Follow
ing upon James Speyer'ss resignation
from the Southern Pacific, it is believed
TO be part of a movement which is
drawing the line sharply between the
Hartman and anti-Harrinan factions
In the financial district.
Henry c. Frick has always been
known as Hartman adherent. James
Speyer is financial sponsor for the Rock
Island system, controlled by Moore
Bros. and Daniel G. Reid. Speyer is
closely allied with Stuyvesant Fish.
personally and In financial matters, and
is said to have resented Harriman.s ef-
forts 10 oast Fish from the Illinois Gem
trail
Hts presence. in the Hartman di-
reetory being unsatisfactory. 1t is said
that Frick's presence In the Rock ISL
and board also became Unsatisfactory,
particularly as he had sold practically
all of his Rock Island stock. Frick is
said to have been very friendly to VIII
liam e. Leeds, who resigned from the
Rock Island board seven months ago
after a quarrel with others of the
Moore syndicate and to have sold his
stock when Leeds sold his.
The bold methods of the Rock Island
big four in the so-called financial re-
construction OF the Rock Island sys-
tenn were in measure overlooked be-
ing. This, however, was not strong
enough to float their bonds. and they
were forced to form an alliance with
the Speyers to float bonds abroad.
Since then the speculative operations
of the Moore syndicate have been great
ly curtailed.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06
WOMAN LEADS
Pic ON STREET
Her Appearance With In
fant Porker Causes Stir
on Broadway, New York
PRESS AGENT SCHEME
Little Animal and It's Fair
Escort Numbered Among
the HippodrOme's Stars
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

or EAlAls DiSEAIATt1 IL 1A11lL
NEW YORK, April "a tall, good
looking young woman walked down
Broadway today with a pet pig on a
string. The pig skiddoed and the mixed
crowd of men and women laughed or
scoIded. The blase Rialto woke up.
II seems the chief sensationalist at
the Hippodrome took the last Whit at
his pipe in the wee sma hours of the
cold gray dawn and told himself to be
UP and doing.
We've worn out the elephants" he
unused, still we might sends their
trunks to the seashore, it being near
vacation time. But hold. how about
hogging Broadway with our new born
pig? Done"
At II o'clock a prima donna chorus
Rosie, the pig, was dressed up in her
Sunday best. She had golden toenails
and pink ribbon at her throat to match
her snout. Otherwise she was black
as jet
Rosie is no common porker. She is
the daughter of Alice and granddaugh-
ter Of the late Iamented Phoebe, which
went TO Porktown. Chicago and died.
Rosie is just three weeks old and still
attached to a bottle.
Piggy was taken through the side
streets TO Broadway and Thirtieth
street and then plunged into the great
White Way. Rosie made a hit instant
er. Ia a minute the. sidewalks about
were clogged with human jam.
Hain't she got her nerve" the men
commented.
she ought TO be arrested said the
women.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06
DEPOSED FEDERAL MARSHAL
RAILS AT THE PRESIDENT
Accuses Mr.. Roosevelt of nm Attemut
to Corral the Votes of
Arkansas.

LITTLE ROCK, April 5.-Colonel A.
Fowler. United States Marshal for this
district. whose reappointment was re-
fused by President Roosevelt, tonight
made public sensational letter to the
President, in which he charges the ex-
ecutive with having nominated H. l..
Remmell in the hope OF getting the
Arkansas vote in the next national
convention Remmell was removed
from Office four years ago.
In his letter. Colonel Fowler asserts
that he was informed at the ATTORNEY
Generals Office that his record as Mar
shal was considered first class and that
the President on November IL, 1905,
gave him to understand that he would
be reappointed He therefore charges
the President with bad faith
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06
TAKE AN AUTO RIDE
AND DECIDE TO WE'D
Barney Oldfield's Partner and
Los Angeles Maid Parties
to El0penlent.
speciaI dispatch to The car.

RIVERSIDE, April 5.-Barney Old
fields partner and PAGER. Charles H.
Burman, made an automobile runaway
match with Bessie A. Bavistock of 74O
East Adams street, Los Angeles, to-
night. They were married here by Rev.
M. C. Dolten, rector of the Episcopal
Church. The bride is the granddaugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Adams of Los
Angeles, for whom the fashionable
thoroughfare was named.
This morning Burman was sitting on
the porch with the old people when Mr..
and Mrs. Il. C. Barker of Los Angeles
drove up in Peerless car and asked
Burman and Miss Bavistock out for a
ride. The. young couple accepted and
the first intimation the grandparents
had was a4telegram asking the ances-
trail blessing on the nuptials.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06
MILLIONAIRE
LOSES PORTION
OF HIS FOOT
C. A. Baldwin Submits
to an Operation
In Colorado.
SPECIAL DISPATCH 70 THE CALL.

SFEC1AL D1SRAlCA ~ IHE GALL.
COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. April s.
Threatened with blood poisoning as the
result OF an ingrowing toenai1 c. A
Baldwin. the California. multi million
aire. who Is now making Colorado
Springs his home. has submitted to a
painful operation A portion of his
right foot has been amputated and he
is in serious condition This morning
he was removed from his home on
Casad avenue to Broadmore. where the
Baldwins have "a suburban place.
Baldwin came to Colorado Springs
two years ago from Southern Calffor-
mia. and has decided to make his home
here. He is now building "a mansion
at Broadmore that will cost about
$4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06
Offer, to Abide by
the Verdict of
Umpires.
STATE POSITION
ON THE ISSUE
Judge Gray Wanted
as Chairman
of Board.
PUBLIC LETTER
FROM MAGNATES
Take Exception to
Features of
Plan.

NEW YORK, April 5.-Ihe
hard coal miners of Pennsylvania
through their representatives to-
day proposed to the operators
that all matters in dispute be re-
ferred to a board of arbitration
for settlement, the tribunal to be
composed of the board of concili-
alton which was created by the
award of the anthracite strike
commission in 1903. with Judge
Gray of Delaware or any person
he may appoint as chairman and
umpire. If the operators accept
the proposition and convention
of mine-workers approves the
plan, the 100000 men now idle in
the anthracite fields will return
to work at once.
While it had been reported fol
several days that the miners
might ask that the differences be
arbitrated, the proposition made
to the n1ine-owners today came
to them as great surprise, as
they did not believe the union
leaders were ready to leave the
controversy to third party at
this time.
That the operators will ac-
cept the miners proposition as
submitted is not generally be-
lieved. In fact, it is intin1ated
that they may fatty refuse the
offer on the ground that existing
conditions are the result of arbi-
tration. The employers have de-
cided to consider the miners lat
est move and promised to give,
President Mitchell and his men
an answer on Monday, when an
other meeting of the two sub
committees will be held in this
city.
PROPOSAL OF THE MINERS
TO ANTHRACITE OPERATORS
The text of the arbitration pro-
posal as submitted to the oper-
ators is as follows:
"The committee appointed by
the Shamokin conference of De-
cember Ia last, representing the
employees of the various compa-
nies operating the mines, wash
cries and breakers in the anthra-
cite coal region, having under
consideration our proposition to
you, dated February ~, together
with your committees proposi-I
ton of March 9, which was a
continuation of the award of the
Anthracite Coal Strike Commits
sion, and a letter from the Gov
ernor of Pennsylvania, have de-
cided, in view of the great pub
lie interest involved, aside from
those we represent directly, that
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06
EX-QUEEN TO BUILD
$15,000,000 CATHEDRAL
Church for Servia to Contain
Remains of Former
Kings.

BELGRADE, Servia, April 5.-The Stam-
pa today says it is reported from an au-
thoritative source that former Queen Ma
talie of Servia, mother of the murdered
King Alexander. intends to present to the
kingdom of Servia all her properties in
this country, valued at s15000.000, for the
erection of cathedral, provided the body
of King Milan, her husband, and that of
King Alexander be inferred in It.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06
Temperanee worker. Meet.

PACIFIC GROVE, April 5.-The Trf-
County womans Christian Temperance
Union is in session at Pacific Glove.
The union consists OF the various
unions OF Monterey. San Benito and
Santa. Cruz counties A large number
OF delegates are in attendance.. and
many topics Of interest to the delegates
are being discussed
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06
rind. Rancher,s ,vife .Uaconsclous.

SANTA ROSA, April 5.-Mrs. Linde-
man, wifebf a Tomales. rancher. was
found unconscious on the road near
Petaluma today by Fred Keller. She
was brought to town, where DR.. Nubers
worked upon her all afternoon in un-
availing attempts to- restore her to con-
sciousness. 1t is believed she is a VIC
tim of morphine,
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06
xr.m,, - ne Trsea for Murder.

SPOKANE. April 5--Mrs- G L Ba-
ruth, who fatally shot her husband at
Medical Lake. was given her prelimi-
nary examination there. today and held
for trial before the Superior Court on =
charge of murder.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06
ARAINWATER' HATFIELD MAKES
CONTRACT WITH FARMERS
Agrees 10 Increase the supply of Moist
ure II Grows Landing Farmers
Give Him Coin.

STOCKTON. April 5.-Reports from
the West Side say Charles n. Hatfield
'the ralnmaker.r is in high favor with
the ranchers, despite the floods. He has
contracted 10 begin work about Novem-
Der 15 of this year at Crows Landing
and viii operate until April Is. For the
first inch over eight inches precipita-
tion he is TO receive $500. for the Sec
ond and third $3.50 each and for the
fourth $500. He says he does not claim
10 make rain. but to attract and in
crease It
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06
I,brarx Trustee. Arc Named.

MONTEREY, April 5--The following
trustees have been appointed for the
public library which will shortly be es-
tablished in this city: Mrs J. p. Sar-
B. spence, j. X oliver and Mayor r F.
Johnson.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06
Denth OF Ramon. Pninter.

LONDON. April s. Charles Martin.
the portrait painter, died today He
lived in America for years. He drew
the portraits and enjoyed the friendship
of Washington Irving. Daniel Webster,
Henry W.. Longfellow and other promi-
nent men.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06
Miners ExneI DoIan.

PITTSBURG, April Sat the miners
district convention today former PresI-
dent Dolan, former Vice President Bel
ungham and Delegate Butler were ex-
PEELED.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06
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