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The San Francisco call., 1906-11-27
DEATH OF PRELATE
ENDS PROBLEM

ROME. Nov. 26.--Referring to the
death in Posen on Saturday night of
Mgr. Stablewiski, Roman Catholic
Archbishop of Posen, a high Vatican
authority said today that no matter
what complications might arise. regard
ing the Polish school questions, the
death of this prelate relieved the Vati-
can temporarily of a most difficult sit
uation, as the Pope had been in daily
expectation of a demand from Emperor
William for the removal of the late
Archbishop. This is what happened in
the case of the late Cardinal Ledo-
chowski. After his removal from Posen
as Archbishop, GeImanv exerted pres
sure and had a German Archbishop ap-
pointed.
Efforts are being made to postpone
the appointment of successor to Mgr.
Stablewiski. In the meantime the Aux
Hilary Bishop of Likowski will act as
Archbishop.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-27
LANGDoN CASE GOES OVER

The Board of Supervisors again post
poned yesterday the consideration OF
the charges filed by Acting Mayor Gal :
lagher against District Attorney Lang
don on which the latter is alleged to
have been suspended from Office Gal
lagher gravely announced that the
matter would be taken up at next
Mondays meeting.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-27

to go on with the taking of the depo-
sition of John Clapes, the witness inn
ported from Spain, and although Judge
Smith and attorneys for the defense
were willing to hold an evening ses-
sion for the purpose. Attorney Henley,
for the pl4intiff, IF his Honor pleased"
objected most vehemently to working
at night
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-27
ExPLosIoy IN MINE

wILBURTON, Ind. T. Nov. 2e.-with
a record of nineteen horrible deaths
during the last year. the Degnan and
Mcconnell mine, No. IS, at Wilburton,
blew up with frightful force this even
ing. Six men in the shaft miraculously
escaped. 1t cannot be determined to-
night whether any lives were lost.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-27
- the Board ID u

While it was admitted that the prices
were somewhat high" the pressure of
the moment is advanced as an excuse.
The investigation into Cofey's meth
DDS as chairman Of the printing COM
mittee will be continued. Some of his
friends urge in eXtenuation of his ap-
parent shortcomings that as a cab
driver he could not be expected to
know anything about the printing
business. Opposed to this is the view
Of the prosecution that he knew too
much
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-27

Piles Cured In to II Days
Pazo Ointment guaranteed to cure any
case itching, blind, bleeding or protruding
piles to IA days or money refunded. Soc
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-27
THREE CHILDREN DRowNED

HUTCHINSON, Kan, Nov. 26.-Three
children, all sons of Peter E. Hanson,
living near here, were drowned Sunday
while skating on Lake Marion.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-27
NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS
Fireman's Fund Insurance Company
Home Fire & Marine Insurance Company
and Pacific Underwriters

In accordance of Agreement
will be commenced TUESDAY, NOVEMBER ~ Of the
Of such
orders for stock the of so of the claims will
be delivered provided for in said Agreement
As it impossible to all claimants the date the
Committee determine by lot the order which claims viii be paid
notifying
California
Claimants requested bring their postal card
with They also bring their policies
Checks and orders for stock only be delivered holders
claims personally parties holding
authorizing them to sign the required receipts
BERNARD FAYMONvILLE
Vice President
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-27

To Cure Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
Druggists refund money if 1t fails. E.
w. Groves signature on each box. 25c.'
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-27
Child Is Suing for
Share of a Fortune

Continued From Page /, Column 1
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-27
FELONIEs WILL BE CHARGED

The indictments against Ruef and
Schmltz viii charge either extortion or
bribery 1t will be alleged that the
Mayor, acting through the Police and
Works board, enabled Ruef to collect
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-08-18
SHOT ON Trolley cAR
italian Fired on Motorman During a
Fiuht

italian Fired on Motorman During a
Fight.
Harrisburg. Aug. 14.-Charles Leh.
man. a motOrman on the Steelton line
II the Central Pennsylvania Traction
company. was shot and fatally wound
ed by one OF group OF Italians who
started a fight on his car. In attempt.
ting 20 separate the men one drew a
revolver. and fred a shot at a close
range The bullet penetrated his right
side. a panic ensued and IN the ex.
element the Italians separated and
ran away. The passengers chased the
Italians and caught three. two OF whom
had revolvcTs. The crowd mobbcd
one OF the foreigners and badly bat
tered him before Il was learned that
he had not done the shooting
The Italians arrested are. Frank
Lewis and George PRse. all employed
in the steel works at Steelton. Frank
did the shooting and does not deny H.
lie Says ne did IL because he was
drunk and mad.
Lehman died IN the Harrisburg hos
pital
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-08-18
pENNsY FiREMEN STRIKE
wonT Go TO Work Unless Given a.
Assistant

wonT Go TO Work Unless Given al
Assistant.
Lancaster. Pa. Aug. l5.-The Penn.
sylvaniR Railroad company Is having
trouble with its firemen on the new
low grade railway. The firemen EN-.
ployed on IL living in Columbia held
meeting on Monday evening and de
cided not 10 fire on the road unless
given helper.
Later orders were received for SO
firemen TO proceed 20 Enola. but not
one responded. II is stated q meeting
of the firemen at Enola and Harris.
burg will be held TO reach the same
determination. The Is miles OF con.
tinuous up grade from Washington
borough Is claimed 10 be too much fol-
one fireman. II Is also claimed thai
round trip means the shoveling OF
at least $1,000 pounds of coal. and the
men say they cannot stand II. The
company has offered the brakeman ar
extra four cents an hour TO assist the
firemen. but they positively refuse (
shovel coal at that figure
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-08-18

The second annual meeting of the
Niagara movement is being held this
week at Storer College. Harper's
Ferry West Virginia This remark
able movement is being held tena-
ciously together and the work of
organizing is being strenuously
pushed Il may be that it is better
that all who are not favorable or
friendly 20 the policies OF Prof.
Booker T. Washington and his
friends and allies should combine
themselves in an organization Of
this kind where. it is hoped har-
mony viii Doe the watch-word and
the interest Of the race paramount.
The discord existing in Negro
movements and organizations is the
most discouraging feature of the
present outlook. We are top heavy
in the matter OF leadership and each
person of prominence seems to be
unwilling 10 follow some one else
as the head OF any great reform or
influential movement We want
harmony even If we have IL in two
camps
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-08-18

pie seem to have overlooked the
deep-seated purpose in this convic-
ton. Other lynchers were virtually
released few weeks ago upon sim
liar technicalities. The sheriff has
not been removed from Office and
no steps have been taken against
him. The time 10 punish the lynch
ers is when they are making the at
tack upon the jails No identified
ton. trial and conviction Will be ne
cessary. That they were there will
be proven by the bullets. The way
to stop lynching is TO shoot the life
out of it. Then there will be no
mawkish sentimentality about It.
They will be responsible for their
own fate and every mound in the
grave yard viii be a warning and a
lesson 70 those who are disposed 70
be addicted TO similar habits.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-08-18
CONNECTING LYNCHER.

George Han. white and an ex-
convict was tried and convicted at
Salisbury. North Carolina upon the
charge of conspiracy in connection
with the case of the lynching OF the
three colored men. charged with
murder. Judge b. +. Long presided
and the indications are that ne was
deadly in earnest in his effort TO
punish the guilty men. who had
been guilty OF such a heinous offense
which combined murder in its ex-
ecution.
Halls counsel noted an appeal,
basing the same upon the fact that
the Governor of North Carolina au-
thorized the converting Of the Court
during his absence from the state
and such action was not in accor-
dance with the laws of North Car
DINA Hall has been removed to
the penitentiGry for safe keeping.
This was not done in order to keep
any one from lynching him, but to
pASNNAl AAOD EClCaStuS
In the meantime. the other three
| thousand lynchers are IN no wise
uneasy, They are expecting the re-
versai of the decision in the case
of Hall He has been in the pen.
itentiary before and he is used to
its surroundings. but not one OF
those who lay claim TO respectable
, ", although guilty Of murder have
, been convicted and we do not believe
, that any OF them will be. II seems
to US that this conviction is one OF
design and Hall is taken as being g
fair sample OF the kind of men who
engage in these nefarious and muir.
!. derous practices.
The country seems to have been
deceived and many OF our own peo-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-08-18
FOUR BOYS
KILLED BY TRAIN
Were Struck While Crossing Bridge
at Eliz beth, N. J.
rwo BODIES FELL INTO STREET

Elizabeth, n. J.. Aug. 1s.-Four boys
all under 9 years of age. were struck
and killed by a Pennsylvania railroad
Train while walking across the railroad
bridge over Broad street in this city
The bodies OF two OF them fell into the
crowded street amidst a number OF
women shoppers. several OF whom
tainted
The boys killed were: Lloyd Griffin
and his brother, Walter. OF this city,
their cousin, Willie Griffin. son OF
Michael Griffin, of Wilkes Barre. Pa,
and Raymond Daubner. OF this city.
Willie Griffin was visiting his cousins
The little party had been watching a
base ball game. and were returning
home by way OF the tracks. They APP
parently neither saw nor heard the
train, which was an express The
parents OF Willie Griffin arrived here
from Wilkes-Barre. They had decided
70 make their home here, and had sent
on the lad to his uncle. Mr. Griffin
collapsed on hearing OF his sons death
and is in a critical condition.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-08-18
cLINes TO SHAFT FoR LIFE
Rare Presence Of Mind Saved lad
From Reinu Ground 20 Pieces

Rare Presence OF Mind Saved lad
From Being Ground TO Pieces
Shenandoah. Pa. - l5.-Thomas
Kelly. aged II year. 0y rare presence
OF mind saved himself from being
ground 10 pieces az the West Shenau-
doah colliery. He was I'm the act OF
oiling the machinery when hts clothing
caught. He was gradually being dragged
10 death into a scraper line. and 70 save
himself ne grabbed and then embraced
the main scresn-shafting which tore
him from the scraper line. but whirIed
him about the shafting at terrific
speed
Fellow-workmen fortunately heard
hts cries. and after some minute had
the machinery stopped: but every
stitch Of his clothing was torn from
his person with the exception OF his
stockings and shoes.
When released Il was found that his
head. face. body. arms and legs We're
injured. but no bones were broken.
How he ever held on TO the revolving
shafting SO long puzzles the officials
His physician says he will be about In
a day or two
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-08-18
PRESIDENT WILL REVIEW ,rLger
VIII Be Strongest Squadron Ever Az.
aembled Under u. 8. FIaa.

Washington. Aug. 14.-Orders for
the formation OF the Atlantic feet to
be reviewed by President Roosevelt
at Oyster Bay September were Is.
sued at the navy department The
president Will be aboard the Mayf,ow.
er. and the feet which he Will review
will be the strongest II not the larg-
est. In numbers ever assembled under
the United States flag Il will consis,
Of 45 vessels carrying IT'S guns. com.
manded by sl2 officers with 1925
men. OF the guns 20 are l3.inch: So
Pinch; IS, s-inch; ~. finch: l5s. g.
inch: Sc. 5-inch. 80. s-inch. and T7e
under 4-inch The auxiliary and sup
ply ships will carry In addition 10
what Is aboard the warships TACO tons
Of ccal. 25ct tons Of provisions and
$50 oOc geilr2s CT water
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-08-18

bout O'Clock in the morning at
their home in Rivermont Mrs
Brinkley testified that she went TO
a nearby ncighbor's and spent the
rest OF the night. Brlnkley denies
the story.
Three domestic servants that were
called testified that Mrs. Brinkley
Was little short OF a demon ia her
treatment of her husband Mayor
Smith said he did not know how 70
decide the case. but for the present
both parties were placed under bond
in the sum of $500 for their good
behavior for a year. On account Of
Brinkey being charged some time
ago with throwing his wife out a
second story window. which his
wife acquitted him Of later, the case
has attracted widespread interest in
the city.
It seems that the Mayor might
have been of the opinion that he was
something of a married man him
self He was certainly cornered
and that he had sympathy for that
hen-pecked husband is apparent
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-08-18

Attacks and Robs Farmer and Assaults
His Wife.

Attacks and Robs Farmer and Assaults
His Wife.
Camden. \. J.. Aug IA murder.
Gus negro robber beat Gracon. Magia
a farmer into unconsciousness with a
blackjack near Westvilie. Gloucester
county. and after stealing S107 assault.
ed the wife or hts victim.
Awakened by a noise In his bed.
room Magia saw a colored man climb.
ing through a window Jumping from
the bed. the farmer grappled with the
burglar. who pulled a blackjack from
his pocket and struck Magia CHANGING
blow on the side OF the head
Evidently believing that he had kill.
ed the farmer the negro started to
ward Mrs. Magia. He had walked only
few steps. however. before the farm.
er. who had only been stunned by the
blow. again attacked the burglar. only
10 be beaten into inconsistencies.
Satisfied that Magla was unable to
again attack him. the negro grabbed
Mrs. Magic by the throat. threw her
on the floor, choked her into insensi
bllity and took from her bosom the
$lo7. He then assaulted the woman
and escaped.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-08-18
TWO DROWNED WHILE FISHING
Search For Missing Men Resulted In
Finoing Overturned Boat

Search For Missing Men Resulted in
Finoing Overturned Boat
Harrisburg. Pa. Aug. l5.-Word was
received from Millersburg corrobor.
ating the report OF the drowning OF
Frank Letter. son OF DR.. Z. H. Len.
Ter. a MiIlersburg physician. and his
friend. Mr.. Bishop. Of Lewistown. IN
the SusQuehanna river. near Montgom,
cry's Ferry. Frank Lefiier and Mr..
Bishop left Millersburg In a rowboat
for Montgomery's Ferry on a fshing
trip. When the two young men failed
70 put in an appearance. DIR. Letter
started tn search OF them with him
went several friends. but after sew.
eral hours search no traces OF the
missing men could be found.
Later the overturned boat In which
she boys had left home was found
bottom upward drifting near the
shore at the ferry The river at this
point Is being dragged.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-08-18
YOUTHS Companion

nounced that Alexander r. Chisolm.
paying teller OF that bank. is s97 900
short in his accounts. AS Chisolm
was bonded for $50. 200 the loss 70 the
bank viii be reduced to $4,000
The discovery OF the shortage was
made while Chisolm was OF on his va
cation. When he returned from At
lantic City and was taken before the
directors OF the bank he broke down
and confessed his shortage, naming as
his accomplices certain brokers IN
whose places he lost the money. IL
was alleged, specializing in cotton.
Chisolm. when arrested. had $4,000 in
cash. which he delivered to the bank
authorities. Chisolm is under 80 years
OF age He is a son OF Colonel Rob
ert Chisolm, special attorney for the
United States government His fam
lily is one OF the most prominent in
the south
The defaIcation will not affect the
bank, which has a capital OF $1,000.
600. a surplus Of 100000 and undi-
vided profits Of $4,000. The entire
loss has already been charged on TO
profit and loss. w. l. Sims and C. M.
Hays. weII-known brokers. were ar
rested on warrants sworn out by w.
p. q. Harding. president OF the bank,
charging them with aiding and abet
ting the embezzlcment OF national
bank funds. II is stated q third bro
ker will also be arrested. A warrant
has also been sworn out for Chisolm
charging him with embezzlement
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-08-18
elo RAILROAD PROJECTED
Line From New YORK 60 Chicago TO Be
Constructed


P1ttsburg Pa, Aug. 15.-Papers OF
consolidation OF three railroads In diff
ferent parts Of Pennsylvania Will be
hied at Harrisburg this week. which
viii constitute the formal announce
ment Of project OF prominent for
eign bankers. associated with Joseph
Ramsey. Jr.. former president Of the
wabash railroad. to build a low-gradc
double track railroad from New York
to Chicago by way OF Pittsharg. which
Will cost about $3.50, 900 600
II will be known as the New York.
Pittsburg & Chicago Air line, and will
be So miles shorter TO New York than
the Pennsylvania and los miles shorter
than the shortest line between New
York and Chicago.
The new Keystone Air line will
traverse the important bituminous
fields OF Central Pennsyivania, now
controlled by the Pennsylvania rail.
road. and VIII also pierce the anthra-
cite region throughout its length. I,
| viii not only be the shortest line
through Pennsylvania, but IL will cross
the summit OF the Allegheny monn.
tains 500 feet lower than the Penn.
/ syivania and Will have easy curves
and remarkably low grades for q noun
tain line.
Mr.. Ramsey confirms this In tele
gram from New York. The cost OF the
line between Pittsburg and New York
Mr Rar sey says. IS estimated TO be
between s7s.0oo.o7c and 900. 900. 900
all OF which has been pledged, the
bulk OF II by foreign capitalists.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-08-18
DROWNED SAVING FIANcEE
John Myers Sank as Soon as Ladies
Were Safe IN Boat.


Were Safe in Boat.
Harrisburg Pa. Aug. l3.-John r.
vim Myers. an engineer IN the Penn
sylvania railroad yards az Enola. was
drowned in the C0nodoguinet creek.
near West Fa.rview. where he was
camping with party OF young PEG
pie. While Myers and his hancee.
Miss Mabel Updegrove. and .aiss Ber-
tina Filling. both OF this city. were
bathing the young women found them
selves beyond their depth. In his ef-
forts TO save them, Myers. who was
a strong swimmer. was hampered by
their struggles Mrs. Jacob Baum. OF
Harrisburg. saw the struggle IN the
water and quickly rowed a skin 20
their assistance. The women In the
water tainted. and Myers had barely
strength enough left 20 assist Mrs
Baum In taking them into the boat
AS soon as they were safe be sank
for the last time and his body was re-
covered 20 minutes later
Myers and Miss Updegrove were to
have been married in October. He was
building a house Enola for their fu-
turc home
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-08-18

West Chester, Pa, Crowd Wanted 70
Hang TWO Negroes.


Hang TWO Negroes.
West Chester, Pa. Aug. 14.-This
place was the scene Of the widest ex-
element over the murderous assault
made on John Entrekin. "A member Of
the borough police force. by William
and Theodore Halliday. two notorious
negroes of tbis place Entrelxin found
the negroes quarreling In lineup alley
and ordered them 20 leave The ne
groes. who are powerful men. knocked
the policeman down and cut his throat
and sleshed him in a shocking man
ner
When the negroes thought they had
killed their victim they fed. with q
crowd az their heels crying Murder"
When they reached the Hopes Broth
ers' q Daring spoke mills dozens Of
men stopped their work and Joined in
the pursuit
The men were mad with excitement.
and they tore the clothes from the me-
sroes. and would soon have beaten
them 20 death had Il not been for the
timely arrival OF an officer. Bleeding
and half naked. the negroes were roped
and thrown into a wagon and brought
20 town
One OF the negroes is very badly
hurt. his arm is broken. his thumb
torn Of. and his face beaten in a terri
bic manner It is said ne will die from
bis injuries. The other. too. is badly
used mp and was covered with blood.
u is said that Officer Entrekin is dy-
ing at the West Chester county hos
pital
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-08-18
Died wiz Skull Crushed.

Lancaster. Pa. Aug. IA man.
who was able to give his name as
William Hay before he died. was found
along the Pennsylvania railroad. near
Atglen, with bis skull crushed and
body badly cut and bruised. He was
brought 20 the general hospital in
this city where he died II was i'm
possible 70 ascertain where he was
from
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-08-18
viii Sue MIX Dealers.

Harrisburg. Pa. Aug. B.-Etate
Dairy and Food Commissioner Warren
directed HIS agent'l In Adams county TO
bring suit at Gettysburg against the
dealers who sold adalterated milk to
the National Guard Of Pennsylvania
troops during the division encamp-
ment In July. The commissioner also
directed suits 70 be brought against
merchants In various sections OF the
sttae for tbs sale Of adulterated can
dies.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-08-18
wOmsn's Exciting Trip In AIrshlp.

Franklin. Pa. Aug. i3.-Miss Mary
Prentiss Miller. wife OF Major Charles
] Miller. had an exciting trip in an
airship in company with Leo Stevens.
the inventor The start was made
after dark. and when the ship was 600
feet IN midair the engien gave out.
The craft descended on a hill over.
looking the town. only 300 feet from
the edge OF high precipice. In de-
scendipg the end of the bag struck
a house. bat no damage resulted.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-08-18

Springfield. Ill. Aug 14.-Whlle a
Baltimore q Ohio Southwestern pas
senger train was running so miles an
hour near Philadelphia station. Tony
Bardinger, I years old. fell from the
train. The child was found to be un-
hurt except Tor slight injury 70 the
back and a small cut on the upper lip.
His father was restrained with diff
Guilty from leaping on the moving train
after the chilf