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The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17
Will ADVANCE
NEEDED FUNDS
New Company Is Formed to
Assist in Work Of
Rebuilding,
Ready to Invest Millions in
Real Estate in San
Francisco.

NEW YORK, May B.-n was de-
termined yesterday that 800, ,0o0, ,000
shall be the capitalization OF the new
mortgage loan corporation. which il to
be organized here to advance money
for the rebuilding OF San Francisco.
The promoters of the enterprise at
first argued that 310,000,ooo capital.
zation would provide an ample vehicle
for handling hundreds OF millions OF
investments, but 1t was found that
San Francisco favors a much larger
capitalization, giving opportunity for
investment by the Paciic Coast.
Hence 1t Is now considered best to
capitalize for 100000. 900, with paid.
in subscriptions reaching SO, ooo, goo
cash. s.3lssE
e. II. Hartman, president OF the
Southern Pacific; Frank A.. vanderlip,
vice president Of the National City
Bank; Senator Newiands OF Nevada.
and H. s. Blank, president OF the
United States Realty and Develop.
ment Company, will confer with
Franklin K Lane and Thomas Magee,
both Of San Francisco, and members
OF the relief COMMITTEES, upon means
to be employed to remove from the
minds of investors In the East the
fear that the complicated NOR tgage
laws Of California will innict double
taxation upon owners of mortgages In
San Francisco.
Plans for the perfectife OF huge
mortgage loan corporations will soon
be perfected and IT is expected now
that all preliminaries vii be completed
this week and the work Of advancing
500, 600, 900 and more for the recon.
struction OF the destroyed city win be.
gin within thirty days
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17
FIERY SPEECHES
in THE DOUMA
Peasant Members Regard
Reply to the Throne
as Too Weak.
Predict Revolution If De.
mandS of the Masses
Be Ignored.

ST. PETERSBURG. May Is.--When
Parliament reassembled al II O'Clock
this morning the impression prevailed
that the DAY would witness stirring
scenes The excited frame Of mind of
the members OF the Parliament was
evidenced by tie long list Of speakers
submitted even before President Mo-
roomfseff had called the house TO or
der This was not so much due to
Russian love Of talk as to the fact that
every member seemed TO feel himself
charged With q mesa ge from his con-
stituenrs. which \ must deliver
The speeches Of thS peasants were
delivered in the simple language of the
villages and were more easily compre-
hen-ed than the utterances Of the city
members. who were inclined TO in
dUige in high-foWn eloauence and hy-
per roOle, airing their erudition in the
Use Of foreign phrases and dialects
which the little Russians" members
from the Baltic provinces and Poles at
times found Il difficult 10 understand
SerlinOn. z Social RevolutiOnist from
Szrston. was the frst speaker Amid
Vlld applause he declared that the re-
ply TO the speech from the throne Was
too weak Parliament, he said. was
evidently content With even less than
The people. Seminoff announced that
ne people who had sent him 10 Par
Asn1ent oi6 not want land without Hb-
ertv- The peasants were so revolu-
tionary that only 3 spark was re-
CURED 20 k.ndIe Z confiagration. and
anarchy nd destruction were certain
Il the demands Of the peasants were
not satisfied Immediately.
Sesbilotny Of Podolsk province, a
isH er elected By the peasants, spoke
passionately in favor OF the abolition
of the death penalty. saying that the
country already hsd too many cata-
combs. The daily carnival of horrors
must cease.
e schehepkln OF Odessa. addressing
tie little group on the right, declared
that II they regarded every association
as Illegal and every meeting as riot
and favored building new prisons and
colonfzing Siberia the sympathizers
with the political prisoners must work
out their own reply.
Who can claim" he continued, that
Z IS Illegal TO strike against a Gov
eminent which for generations has
struck against every duty 1t owed the
people ,"
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17
Alleged, AsphaIt Monopoly.

DENVER, May 16.-That the Generai
Asphalt Company is trying to estabiisb
a monopoly in asphalt il charged BY the
American Asphalt Association OF Mis-
souri, in suit fled IN the United states
Circuit Court here today. This Is beng
accomplished. it is alleged. by means 81
discriminating rates and rebates on the
Quinta Railroad. which IL said to pe
owned by the General Asphalt Company
and is the only road in the territory for
merly constituting the Uintah Reserva Z
ton. where both asphalt conspia,ies are
making gilsonste The plaintiff seeks 10
recover 1000 damages from the I.inta,,
Railrpad Company because vf alleged
overcharges on freight.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17
SECRETARY SHAW HITS
AT THE ARMY AND NAVY
Suggests West Point as The Proper
Place for the Development Of
Preachers.

BALTIMORE, May 1s.-Leslie N.
Shaw. Secretary OF the Treasury,
talked in rather discouragine strain
yesterday to the graduates OF the
school of instruction Of the revenue
cutter service here. Among other
things he said: ~.
In one branch Of the Government SER
vice-I won't say whieh--if q man has Z
good idea they court martial him After
he has suppressed ideas for two or three
years no more ideas propose themselves
and he becomes a figurehead. The army
and navy have lots Of men whose ideas
have been suppressed.
If you serve the Government for hire
you are no use. Most work is naturally
drudsery. But the men who do the hard
est and best work are those who do not
know they are doing It. The man who
works only for the pay he gets can only
work eight hours day, but the one who
works to accomplish things Is good for
sixteen hours, and, at pinch. much
more. .srSs -
There fs one thing. however, which I
want to warn you young men OF. There
is nothing that viii take the native ca
pacity out of a man SO quickly as EN-.
ployment in any branch OF the army or
navy. II wanted TO make fine preacher
out Of a young man would send him to
West Point, for 1t IL the best school on
earth.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17
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The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17
GERMAN VINEYARDS
and CROPS DAMAGED
by 4 HA|LST0RM

BERLIN. May 1s.-Terrthc thunder
storms we're reported today from sew
erai parts OF Western and Southern
Germany. A hailstorm did a great
deal OF damage to the vineyards and
the crops In the fields In Lower Fran
coma. Several persons were killed by
lightning and numerous formhouses
were burned and the animals killed in
the neighborhood OF Treves, which also
suffered severely from a hailstorm.
In parts Of the Moselle wine district
the crops have been destroyed. In the
lower Rhine district protracted drouth
continues.
In most parts Of Germany the mead
ows are drying through lack OF rain
and the cattle are suffering.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17
cosrHADlcrs TIE PRESIDENT.
Former Senator Chandler Describes His
White House Conferences.

WASHINGTON. May 1e.-Senator
Tillman today received from Former
Senator William z. Chandler state
ment OF his course as an intermediary
in the negotiations between President
Roosevelt and Senator's Tillman and
Bailey on the railroad rate bili. The
communicated bears upon Senator
Lodges deniai for the President of
Chambers statement quoting the Pres
ident as saying he had lost confidence
IN Senator's Foraker, Spooner and
Knox It was offered in the Senate
By Senator Tilfnan and will be printed
n the Congressional Record. The text
or the statement follows:
Ny Dear Mr.. Tillman: As the teie-
sent to the Senate through Senator
Lodge, remains In the Congressional Rec
ord Of May Y. it seems TO me that
should take some notice Of It. which do
now BY rean1rn1ine the essential truth
which you repeated IN the Senate Much
as regret that fhe hasty action OF Sen
ator Lodge and the President has forced
SELF, the extreme language he used makes
such issue unavoidable and cannot
shrink from or evade Il, although / can
not use toward the chief executive Of
the nation language Ike his own. Upon
our respective statements submit the
controversy with confidence TO the Judg-
ment OF those who know me.
For those who do not know me there
is. fortunately, ctrcurnstantial evidence
OF high order which shows that the
President could not have omitted TO
make In substance the statements which
be denies. Nor could he have then made
the whole statement which he now SUBJ
stit1tes. His impuisiveness has led him
into serious error lpon point OF no inn
portance IN Itself. but only as affecting
his attack upon me- ] give to you q fur
ther. statement as follows
Prior 10 March 81 I had not seen the
President for a long time I did not 20
20 the White House as representative
OF Senator nllrlen. but solely because
the President summoned me there by the
letter from Mr.. Loeb. and / waited for
him TO express his object. II was un-
ruisfakably stated 10 be a Communication
with Mr. Tillrnan, who had the rate bin
IN charge, and other Democrats Of the
Senate. for the purpose Of securing the
adoption In the railroad rate bill OF q
court review clause limiting the inquiry
to the question whether the Commission
had exceeded its authority or had yio-
lated the constitutional rights CT the
carrier.
knew and he knew that II was inpos-
sibie for him 70 open. conferences with
Mr. Tillman. unless he was fully salts
fed that the President had absolutely
given up ali intention Of coming 70 an
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17
SENTENCED
TO Be HANGED IRE
GRANTED 1 REPR|EvE
HONOLULU, May 16.-Actinx Gov
ernor Atkinson has reprieved for one
week five Koreans who were sentenced
to be hanged today.

The i've Koreans were convicted OF
the murder of fellow countryman OF,
the island OF Hawaii. on December 80.
1905. They tortured him for nearly
two days before he succumbed. They
drst hanged him by the wrists and
beat his suspended body With sticks
and cut 1t with knives. They put salt
and poured soyo. a. Japanese sauce,
into the wounds to make them smart
Finally, after further beatinGs. they
lighted a IRE on the victims abdemen
and he died. The victim was suspected
Of having stolen passports and small
sums Of money from the murderers
and this was the reason for the crime.
Combinations of the sentences were
asked for of Acting Governor Atkir1-
son by a number o. prominent citizens.
the Rev. j. w. 'Wadman. who has
charge of Japanese and Korean reli-
gious work here, taking the lead. The
brutalizing eject of Ranging i've men
at once for the killing Of one was the
argument most used. The murderers
were all tried at once and convicted by
one verdict. When written to on the
subject their own attorney, C. 8.
Smith, after the trial, declined to join
the movement for communication, ex-
pressing the opinion that the men
ought to be hanged.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17
WILL AT ONCE COMMENCE
CONSTRUCTION OF NEW LINES
Napa and Lakeport Ralirvad n 10 Be
Rushed to Completion
by BackeP0. q

NAPA. Nav I6.-The 'Napa and Iake-
port Railroad Company, the new. electric
line. is preparing to commence the work
operate By ferry from San Francisco TO
the Marin County snore thence. BY ran
through Marin, Sononna. Napa and Lake
counties. The late disaster IN San
Francisco will not delay the work Of
building the line. r M. Hotalinx. w.
NJ. Rand and other San francisco CAPT
talists are interested In the. road The
Napa Valley is about completed. The
company has decided to- construct turi-
mel from the upper end Of Pope Valley
in Napa County into Lake County. The
tunnel will be 1900 feet long. The new
road will play an important part ii the
development OF Lake and Napa counties.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17
TROOPS GUARD The JAIL
TO PREVENT 4 LYNcHING
kebraskans Wsnt Life of Negro soIdler
VINO Shot and Killed q Might =.
Ngstch-7an.

VINO Shot and Killed Might -.
Nstchaan.
WORD. -Nebr- May I64sergeant
John 2. Reid Of the Tenth Cavalry. who
killed Arthur A. Moss. night watch
man. on Sunday night, was taken TO the
cbunty 5atI st Shsdren for fear ot an
sttempt 81 lsnching. even though the
5s5l here was guarded by regular troops.
=. Tire trouble originally resulted from
RE attempt Of Night 1atchnan Moss
ard his brother. J. 3. Moss. to arrest
some cisorderly negro soldiers from Fort
Robinson Reid shot and killed Arthur
Moss. Jordan TAYLOR struck J. H Moss
eresking his arm Red was arrested
and Taylor was killed by officers while
tzytlg 70 escape
= Lest night there vas tax Of IynchizE
Ped. and q guard was stationed around
The jail AT midnight Philip Murphy.
Tho was intoxicated while passing the
sa1l refused 70 obey the orders Of the
Elisrds and was shot dead There is
uaVch excitement here.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17
STATE HIGHWAY BUREAU
TO HAVE 4 BUSY YEAR
viii Begin Work Immediately on Roads
arc Bridges in Northern Part
o. state.

SACRAMENTO May Ie.-The state
Bureau of Highways VIII be one OF the
susiese departments Of the State this
year. Work wiz begin Immediately on
he Alfu1as and CedsryiIle Highway; the
Mono basin road and the Kings River
CANON rhoroughfsre. Stone bridges are
- be bBilt on the Sonora and Mono and
the Lake Tahoe roads and the 5etty and
reVetz1ent work on Eel river is 70 be COM
rieted. In ali il Is estimated that the
work vii mean the expenditure OF $4,000
~ sIhe State funds -------- -.----
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17
Believed to Be Montana Murderer.

j. TWIN BRIDGES, Mont, May 16.-
Sherin Kadell Of Madison County has
started for Helena to procure a re-
QUESTION from Governor Toole upon
the Governor Of Nevada for Morgan,
alias Shrader, under arrest In Cal
iente, New. reliably believed to be the
man who killed Deputy Sheriff Allen
Of this county while being pursued
eight years ago. Shrader was arrested
by Caliente detective, who forward
ed his photograph to the Montana
Sheriff, completing the Identification
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17
Death Calls a Refuoee.

PETALUMA, May 16.-Mrs. Mary
Guilfoile of Sar Francisco died to-day
in Napa, where she was taken from st.
Joseph's Hospital after the earthquake
Mrs Guilfoile was the mother of Mrs.
Mary Mitchell of Petaluma and two
sons who reside in San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17
GRASS VALLEY MAN BROWNS
IN FEW INCHES OF WATER
Jury Says Death Was Due to Heart
Failure and Coroner Gives It's
Members Lecture

GRASS VALLEY. May 1s.-The body
of Richard Ford, prominent young man
Of this city was found yesterday in a
fume in the southern part OF town The
body was lying face downward in few
inches OF water. Death was evidently
returned a verdict OF heart failure Cor
oner Hooking refused to agree with the
jury on the verdict and plainly told that
body that its verdict was not In keeping
with the testimony. Ford, who had been
drinking hard, evidently fell into the
nume and perished miserably in a few
inches Of water. He was probably
stunned by the fall. He was q native OF
England. aged 81
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17
Shore Line Limited.

between San Francisco and Los Angeles
(via Oakland pier. San Jose and Santa
Barbara) will be resumed Monday. Nav
q. from San Francisco, s a. m. Thirteen
and one-haf hours to Los Angeles.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17
rake the Paso RobIes Cur.

Wonderful bath tonic treatment for
shattered nerves. Same treatment as that
given to overworked Wall-street brokers
in New York A week viii put you in
shape to rebuild the Greater san Fran
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17
CARSON APPEAL BOOMING
MERITS OF ITS DAUGHTERS
Calls on Bachelors to Come to Nevada
Towns and Select Their
i HrfdAR

CARSON, May 16.-The Carson Appeal
Is agftating the matrimonial question in
Carson It states that the city is full of
handsome marTiogeable girls and calls on
the new population Of Southern Nevada
who are making fortunes In the mining
camps to come here with their stakes
and settle and In some way balance up
the inequality of the sexes.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-05-18
THE ANcELus.

Bells of the past, whose long-forgotten
music
Still fills the wide expanse,
Tingeing the sober twilight of the
present
With color Of romance.
l hear your call. and see the sun de.
scending
On rock and wave and sand,
AS down the coast the mission voices
blending
Girdle the heather land.
Within the circle OF. your incarnation
No blight nor mildew falls;
Nor fierce unrest, nor lust, nor low
ambition
Passed those airy walls.
Borne on the swell of your long
waves receding,
l touch the farther past
see the dying glow of Spanish glory,
The sunset dream and last!
before HE rise Jno UOme-SnapoO MIS-
sion towers,
The white Preside;
The swart commander in his leathern
jerkin,
The priest in stole of snow.
Once more l see Portala's cross up
lifting,
Above the setting sun;
And past the headland, northward
slowly drifting,
The freighted galleon.
O solemn bells whose consecrated
masses
Recall the faith of old
o tinkling bells. that lulled with twi.
light music
The spiritual fold
Your voices break and falter in the
darkness
Break, falter and are still;
And yelled and mystic, like the host
descending,
The sun sinks from the hill!
BRET HARTE.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-05-18
Notice to the Public,

The Fergus County Horse Breeders
Association will stand their Percheron
stallion Siberien upon the following
terms towit: fifteen (15) dollars to
insure mare with foal, two or more
mares from same owner twelve dol
lars and fifty cents each, to insure.
Service fee payable December first of
year of service. Will stand during sea-
son at the ranch of William Medigar.
Pasture one dollar and fifty cents per
month.
WILLIAM MEDIGAR
Manager
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-05-18
Notice..

To Alfred NettletOn, or Whom it may
concern:
You are hereby notified to remove
from my ranch, the ely nwA, swA
nwA, swA neA, nwA seA, sec 8. seA
neA, section Z, township Is north, OF
range 20 east. the lumber and all 9th
er property belonging to you within 80
days from the date hereof. under pen,
atty of forfeiture.
Dated at Lewistown. Mont. May IA
1906.
5-15-2t MATT STANICH.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-05-18
Denver Excursion,

On account of the convention of the
Western Federation of Miners the Nor.
them Pacific railway will make a rate
of $4,000 for the round trip, Helena to
Denver, dates of sale May 25 and Is,
final return limit 80 days from date OF
sale.
4-l5-4 E. S. RICHARDS, Gen. Agent.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-05-18

Two papers every Week-the news
up to date and always reliable. 42.60
per- year.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-05-18
HIGH SCHOOL
NOTES

Madge EIdridge, '06, Editor-in- Chief /;
Elsie Hobensack, OF; Mary Campbell,
'0e; Mabel Bell, 90; Harvey Bur-
nett, 10.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-05-18

Read the Argus for the news.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21

Ware. MT. Ware has for a number of years been connected with the old company.
 The officers of the Durr Drug Com pany are: John W. Durr, Jr., Presi- dent; W. K PeIzer, First Vice Presi- dent; J. c. Ware, Second Vice Presi- dent; F. c. Salter. Secretary and Treasurer The business will be con- ducted at 212-214 Commerce street where Mir. Salter says the company car ries the largest stock of drugs and sundries of any drug house South of Louisville
 The firm-os Gay, Hardie and Durr has for many years been one of the largest and most prominent drug es- adjustments in Alabama A corpor- ation was formed January 1, under the little of the Gay, Hardie and Durr Drug Company with a capital stock of Sl00,000. This corporation was short lived, doing business only nine- teen days. Mir. Gay and MT. Hardie decided to retire from the drug busi ness and their stock was sold The Durr Drug Company employs a large force of men to carry on the immense business which it does throughout Alabama, Georgia and Flor
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21
Unapproachable Bargains

We making it interesting for customers here all thought of profit is abandoned There's only ob ject view-hat of making The workmen are we'll under way with the alterations and crowdng closer every day. Those Waists Walking Skirts and Coats on of the stylish designs we'll worth twice the prices asked Our Embroidery reputation too we'll known talk about here and the price cutting in Muslin Underwear has everybody to thinking and buy ing.