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The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03
Major Bellinger Is Now Head
Of Transport Service Here.
Takes Place of Devol, Who Goes to
Washington.

Major John B. Bellinger is now the
chief of the transport service at this
port succeeding Major Carroll A. Devoi
who has been ordered to Washington.
Major Bellinger has been in the QUAR-
antlne service since August, 1894 He
served as captain and quartermaster at
San Antonio and then, on May Is, 1898,
went to Tampa, where he Joined the
Second Corps and acted as assistant to
the chief quartermaster, being in
charge of the qpartsrmaster's depot at
that place.
IN November. 1898. he was called to
Washington to the Transportation
desk" in the quartermaster generals
ONCE. under command of General
Charles Bird. in which position he re-
fnained until he was sent to this post
TO relieve Major Devol. He is a grad
uate of West Point Of the class of 1884.
Major Edwin A. Root. Nineteenth In
fantry, from the Army War College, %
jackson place, Washington, D. c., who
is paying a short visit to this city,
called on General Macarthur yesterday.
Captain Frank L. Winn. by his re-
cent appointment TO the Office of mill
tary secretary of Lieutenant General
Macarthur. has the rank and pay of a
lieutenant colonel. He will continue to
enjoy this title until relieved of his
present duties.
Colonel John l. Glenn, chief of the
quartermastcr's department Of Califor-
MIA. is rejoicing over the approaching
arrival of his wife and his little three
months old baby girl. Colonel Glen was
ordered to this city from Texas a few
days after the calamity and has been
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03
TEDDY R. JR. MUST
FACE 4 JURY.

BOSTON, Oct. 2.-Theodore Roosevelt
Jr. and several of his fellow students at
Harvard. together with two police off,
GERS, have been summoned before the
Suffolk County Grand Jury in connec-
ton with an investigation by that body
of the assault on one of the officers on
Boston Common last Thursday evening.
A summons for Roosevelt was issued
this afternoon and an officer sent to
Cambridge to serve it. At the time of
the assault young Roosevelt and sew
eral other Harvard students were ques-
toned by the police but afterward re-
leased. The next day Police Commis
sloner O'Meara issued a statement to
the effect that the case would be more
fully investigated
The son of the President, accom-
panied by his counsel. appeared before
one of the Judges of the municipal
courts on Saturday. and after explain
ing the episode the warrant was re-
fused and it was thought the affair had
been closed.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03
BELIEVE OIL. KING
WILL TESTIFY.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

SfEtlAi. DISPATCH TO THE CALL.
CLEVELAND. Oct John D. Rock
efeller is in Tarrytown. New York.
This was the statement made today by
Virgil P Kline. the oil kings attorney
here. From the fact that Rockefeller
left Cleveland SO hurriedly as to be un-
able to take Mrs. Rockefeller with him,
many OF his friends argue that he is to
appear as a witness.
Rockefeller has long been worried
about the attitude of the public toward
him and concerning the approaching
trial of the Standard suit at Findlay. it
is asserted by one or his Oldest friends.
His face was daily gaining lines of
care, said this man today. While
outwardiy genial, he retires more and
more into himself. and would lapse into
brown study in the midst Of a con-
yersation.
While he never mentioned the Find
lay affair, 1t is certain that he worried
about it and the unpleasant notoriety
that would surround his appearance in
court AT Findlay, O., preparations are
being made for the trial of the case
against the stanard OH Company.
Prosecutor David of Hancock County,
who procured the indictment against
the trust. has been away from home for
several days on mysterious errand. It
is said that he is in West Virginia col
lecting more evidence to be used in the
case The suit will come, up before
Judge Banker this week
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03
OBJECT To RAISING
Of POSTAL RATE.

NEW YORK, Oct. "A brief on be-
half OF the American Newspaper Pub
fishers Association was sent today to
the Congressional commission on postal
matters. which Is in session here. and
which is inquiring especially into what
steps shall be taken by the GoveTnEent
to obliterate the large annual Geacits
in the postal revenues, due. II IS al
legged. to the handling of so many tons
OF second class matter at the rate Of
/ cent per pound
The brief is designed 20 show that
the legitimate daily newspapers are not
the cause OF the deficit. and consequent
ly are entitled to z con.muance of the
prevailing rate It is asserted that
while the Government itself has to pay
more than cents TO carry the To-
cent magazine from the publishing Of
fee TO the news stand and subscriber,
it derives a profit from the carrying OF
the daily newspaper
The belief is expressed that the
transportation OF newspapers at / cent
per pound Is profitable, inasrnuch as ex-
press and railroad companies find a
profit in carrying newspapers and other
articles at rates varying from q quarter
of cent to 1 cent a pound, giving
and carrying long distances at the cent
a-pound rate.
Comparing the United States postal
service to that of Great Britain, II is
shown that England pays s44l 70 the
mile for transporting mail. whereas the
United States pays but sI96. Yet
Great Britain made profit Of S22.ooO,-
600 a year. mainly due 20 the short
haul and the dense population.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03
SMOOTH CHECK sWINDLER
OPERATES IN THE SOUTH
Passes Paper Calling for Small
Amounts ON Merchants of San Ber-
nardiro, Cotton and Riverside.

SAN BERNARDINO, Oct 2-The
merchants of San Bernardino. Cotton
and Riverside have been swindled by
a smooth check operator who has
passed worthless paper, drawn for
small amounts, among the business
houses of the three cities.
The checks were drawn on the Farm
ers' Exchange Bank of this city. They
were for amounts ranging from SO to
s12.
The bank officials state that the man
stole the blanks on which he wrote
the false checks from the window of
the bank. The checks have been
passed daily for the last three weeks.
The officers are bafied. and the
swindler continues to swindie. Every
time he appears with 8 check for
payment he wears different suit of
clothes. He has been described IN
six totally different costumes Each
check is made out to different per-
son and signed by different name.
no two checks having the same sigma
ture.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03
CALIFORNIA COMPANY GETS
BIG CEMENT CONTRACT
Transportation Rates Work In Favor
of State Concern IN National
Irrigation Project.

WASHINGTON. Oct 2.-The Secre-
tary of the Interior has awarded the
contract to the Pacific Portland Ce-
ment Company for supplying $1,000
barrels, more or less, of Portland ce-
mept for the Teton and Sunnyside irri-
cation projects in Washington. Four
proposals were received for furnishing
this cement. but, taking into consider
alton the cost Of transportation, that
of the Pacific Portland Cement Com
pany of Tolenas, Cal, was lowest. This
marks the beginning of construction
work on the Yakima project, Of which
the Sunnyside and Teton projects are
units. The Yakima irrigation system.
as planned by the reclamation service,
will ultimately be one Of the largest
Government projects.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03
PREFERS TO BE PEDAGoGUE
TO FEDERAL SENATOR
President Woodrow Wilson of Prince
ton University Declines the Toga
from NeIr .Ierxey.

NEW YORK. Oct 2-The Evening
Post today published cablegram from
woodrow Wilson president of Prince
ton University. saying he could not
leave Princeton to take seat in the
United States Senate. The Post sent
the following cablegram to President
Wilson:
Your name is being used as a candi-
date for United States Senator from
New Jersey. Did you authorize this?'
President Wilson's reply. sent from
Ambleside, England. was received to-
day. It reads:
Did not authorize use of my name
Very much conrinented that | should
be thought of for Senator, but / could
not leave my work at Princeton"
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03
COURT ALLOWS FORECLOSURE
ON GOODS KEPT IN STORAGE

NAPA. Oct 2.-The case of B. F.
Stone Jr. ct al, and S. Foster Bros &
Co ct al. In foreclosure proceedings on
stored goods came up for trial this
morning in the Superior Court before
Judge Gesford The suit was brought
by Stone to secure payment by fore
closing on goods in storage at the Napa
Manufacturing Company's warehouse
for fruit which had been received at
their cannery during the season by
Foster Bros The plaintiffs were al
lowed the sum OF $500 by Judge Ces-
ford and were given judgment TO fore
close on lots nine and ten of the goods
in storage, tut not on any of TIE other
lots
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03
LAMA OF TASHI LHUMPo
WILL RIDE IN AUTOMOBILE
Broken by Chugging of High
Power Car.

NEW YORK, Oct. "A special cable
dispatch from London states that one
sequel to the British intrusion in the
forbidden land of Tibet. from which
age-long custom excluded Western in
ventions, will be the immediate intro
ducing of the automobile. Captain
0'Connor, British trade agency at Cy
antse, is taking an so horsepower mo-
tor car for the use OF the Grand Lama
of Tashi Lhumpo.
The incongruity is increased by the
fact that neither cart roads nor carts
are known in the neighborhood of Tas-
hi Lhunpo and the motor will be the
first wheeled vehicle the natives have
seen. The Tashi Lama will have road
made from his monastery to Cyantse.
where there is a new British road
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03
SMALL FORTUNE Is FOUND
IN HOME OF A RECLUSE
Gold, Silver and Bills Aggregating $780,
900 Hidden In Odd Places by
Woman Now Dead.

NEW YORK. Oct. "A special to the
Herald from Hudson, n. T., says that
gold. silver and bills. aggregating s50,-
900, were found yesterday in the Rob-
inson homestead, where Miss Frances
Caroline Robinson, a recluse. was found
dead four weeks ago. The treasure
was stuffed in pots, cups and vases,
which were hidden in hooks and cor
ners.
Miss Robinson left will dividing her
estate among four charitable societies.
1t is expected that relatives living in
New York will make a contest.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03
WILD WEST SHOW BURNED.

GENEVA, o., Oct. 2.-Cummins' wild
West Show. owned by Walter L. Main,
was destroyed by fire in winter quarters
here early today One man, an employe
was burned to crisp All the animals
except four elephants and two horses
We're consumed by the flames. The loss
is about $40 coo, with no Insurance.
The FIRE is supposed to have started
from lighted cigar or cigarette.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03
GIRL HAS CONSUL GENERAL
OF PANAMA ARRESTED
RaouI Anador, Who Represents Small
Republic in New York Is Charged
with Scrioun OTensf

NEW YORK. Oct. 2.-Raoul A. ANA
was arrested today at the consulate on
a warrant issued by Judge Wyatt of
Special Sessions. The prisoner was
arraigned in chambers and was held
for trial in $500 bonds.
The complainant in the case is
Bertha K Greshanl. - years OF age.
who gave her address as 604 West One
Hundred and Twelfth street. The
charges made were OF Z serious nature.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03
ARREST MUST BE EXPLAINED.

SAN DIEGO. Oct. 2.-InternationaI
complications may result from the ar
rest of Chinese Inspector Hutchsns
last June on a trumped-up charge pre-
ferred by an alleged Mexican smuggler
named Juan Morales Hutchins was
taken TO Ensenada and tried for kid
naping Though released. he was sub
jected 10 many indignities. Immigra-
tion Inspector Emil Engeicke will filc a
and forward it to Washing
Enln
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03
PACKING COMPANIES CHARGED
WITH swINDLING PUBLIC
Three Chicago Concerns Adjudged Guilty
of Selling Goods They Manu-
factured at Short Weight.

CHICAGO. Oct. 2.-The Omaha Pack
ing Company. Armour & Co and Libby,
Mcneil & Libby were adjudged guilty
of selling short weight lard and fine
of SIS was imposed upon each firm to-
day by Justice Sheldon. The packers
contend that there was no violatio of
the law so long as the lard and its
package .equaled the weight of lard
they purported to sell.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03
MURDER ARRAIGNwENT TODAY.

Froderick a ]. Peterson, Walter H
westwood, Franklin D. McAuliffe and
william H. Meares. boys. charged with
the murder of Fred Mulinix on the
ocean Beach on August Il and the rob-
berry of several people in Golden Gate
4. ark on the previous night VIII be ar
raigned this morning in Judge Dnnnes
court on charges of murder and rob-
hery.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03
Ct. Louis and Return $3.50.

Acrotnt OF the Afnerican Bankers AsSociafi0n
Conren1fon wasca meets IN 81. Louis. TIE So1t-
ern Pacific Company viii sell round trip tickets
% s.. Louis aud return cn October 18th and
fer return up 10 November Goth ard stopoters
max be had both going and returning. For
those intending to visit rhe Middle West during
7haaksgirinc lime an exceptional inducemeat
IS efferfd 81 the way OF a rate. ii you desire
further Information or assistance address ticket
2eents OF the Southern Pacific.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03
BRINGS CARGO OF GoLD.

VANCOUVER, Oct Two hundred
thousand dollars worth of gold dust
was brought down by the steamer
Princess May. which arrived early this
morning, with some hundred Klon-
dikers. Treasure all told on board the
steamer amounted to half a million dol
lars.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03
SAYS CHINA WILL SOON
FLAME WITH REBELLION
Correspondent I'm Shantung Wires Paper
That There Is Strange Unrest
Among the Yellow People.

NEW YORK, Oct. A cable dis
patch from Cologne. Germany. printed
here today. states that the Voliczeitung
publishes a letter from q correspond
ent IN Sha1tung. China, predicting out
breaks compared with which the dis
turbances that occurred il 1900 Will
seem trivial Ee says there is strange
unrest among the people.
Trouble has already begun in Shan
tung, where a rebellion has started.
The revoltsrs are plundering villages
and driving the people into the towns.
Twenty thousand Of these armed rob-
bers are now at Tsianchufu. There
have been many fights between them
and the local troops. The latter are
always beaten
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03
nrcoxpnsrn pt

DEcoMPosED POULTRY CONDEMNED
Chicago. Oct 2-Thtrty thousand pounds OF
decomposed poultry was condemned and seized
at two cold storage warehouses In this city by
the City q Health Department today. An
analysts or the chickens by the city chemist
showed that they were putTid.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03
TO SETTLE rRnIGATIoN AFFArRs.

MARYSvILLE. Oct 2.--The muddled
affairs of the Browns Valley irrigation.
district are in a fair way to be settled.
Holders OF $4,000 worth OF bonds OF
the district have signihed their will
ingness to settle on basis OF 80 per
cent. The land owners have decided
to ACCEPT the offer and have requested
County Assessor Beyan to make an
assessment Of the district to raise the
money necessary. Settlement on this
basis will call for tax levy of
s67 900.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03
..ANnY,. aa11AeHrR HoNoREp

AduI GA414AGALA <xQ-S01AGO.---ollAlS-
spolis Oct 2.-The Interna tfcnaI PnotO-
Engrayers Union placed IN nomination tonight
the following officers: President Matthew Wall.
Chicago; drst vice president l. A. SchwarE.
Philadelphia: second vice president, s. ]. Gal
lagher San Francisco; delegate 70 American
Federation Of Labor. A. J. Gallagher, San
Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03
M anY ome b

suffer in silence and drift along from
bad 60 worse. knowing fun wen that
they ought TO have immediate assist
ance. but a natural modesty impels
them TO shrink from exposing them
selves 20 the questions and probable
examinations Of even their family
physician. It's unnecessary. Without
money or price you can consult wo-
man whose knowledge from actual ex-
perience is great.
Mrs. Pinkham's Standing Invitafion.
Women suffering from any form Of
female W weakness are invited to promptly
communicate with Mrs. Pinkhan. 1t
Lynn. Mass All letters are received,
opened. read and answered by women
only. A woman can freely talk Of her
private illness TO a woman; thus has
been esta blished the eternal confidence
between Mrs. Pinkham and the women
OF America which has never been
broken. Out OF the vast volume Of
experience which she has to draw from,
it is more than possible that she has
gained the very knowledge that viii
help your case. She asks nothing in
return except your good win. and her
advice has relieved thousands Surely
any woman, rich or poor, is very foolish
II she does not take advantage Of this
generous offer Of assistance.
If you are i'll. don't hesitate to get
bottle of Lydia z. Pinlh2m' sVegetable
Compound at once, and write Mrs. Pink
ham. Lynn. Mass. for special advice.
When medicine has been successful
in restoring to health so many women,
you cannot well say. without trying it.
- 1 do not believe it viii help me-.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03
A. c. Ruiofson sheet metal wor..

0ffice. Monadnock building Factory Eighth
and Branran streets. Telephone Temporary 1915.
Our specially. fcnr styles freproof metal win
dows skylignts, cornices, metal ceilings. build
ing fronts. Bestywork. Estimates furnished.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03
Paymasfer q. F.DoWney
Ordered to Cuba.

w AsHINGT0N, Oct. g.
Wv army orders. Major
George r. Downey, pay
master, is relieved from duty in
the Department of California,
and will proceed to Havana and
report for duty to the commands
ing general of the expedition to
Cuba.
Brigadier General John j.
Pershing will proceed from To-
kio, Japan, to San Francisco and
report to the military secretary
of the army for further orders.
Contract Surgeon John L.
Burkart, now at SAN Francisco,
will proceed to Chicago for duty.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03

CONTRACT wARDED.--v ashington. Oct. 2
TIE Secrefary Of the Treasury has awarded tie
contract for repairs 10 the public building at
Oakland to Thomas 3. Dowd at $500.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03

on the coast ever since Consequently
he has never seen his little one.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03

Chicago Typographical Union No
Is continues TO gather them in For
over year the Robert O. Law Cora-
pany has been fighting TIE closed shop
and All along has been claiming 70
be doing q big business. The other
day il sent 10 the union Office and
asked 10 have union printers at union
wages and conditions sent TO IT. Il
was but a day or so ago that the sec
retary Of the Chicago Typothetae was
made an oA7ciai Of 2 printing Office
which believes b the closed shop
and the eight-hopr day. And yet we
read that the Chicago printers are
not making a winning fight
The Commercial Teiegraphers Of
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03

Lopgshore Luubermen's Union OF
the Water Front Federation has made
application TO become afiliated with
the Building Trades Council, and the
matter is now in the hands of the or
gsnizilE committee
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-24
} FROM CATS BITE
nis LIE 10 Save the Animal
non Attack BY Dogs.

|'sykk, Dec. 23.-wlllIam Thorn
snyarophobia In the Memorial
r,na aise. ias. y. j., yesterday. A cat
Thssl August. The surgeons
|.ndsso sufferings by keep
|t,s,,. .chloroform. but he endured
|i5d,n.s spasins. He had had no
Il aspaooia. 80 the surgeons re-
true case Of the rare dis
n i"sa Sa with his wife and three
|nN No. o. o. Day street, Orange.
iso nome one afternoon. four
ka HE anu found two bulldogs
eosse ,nsray cat. Thorton drove
\ hin me diving cat turned on
's1 iba W. The palm Of The hand,
'<ss MI. @ same hand severely.
y hsndi applied domestic rene
z n healed, and he thought
'ttsn hTTelng bitten until Friday
n hs wns ,s hand panied him. On
sspIts,a very Ill aud was taken
hJdronh Where all the symptoms
''pnobla followed
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DISTANCE FINE PAID
Plsase Remit, Wrote JUS
'ed Autoist Sent a Check.

-. e. Dec. 23.-Long distance in
fine. through the aid Of
was the novelty introduced
Y brewer. who imposed a $40
'onn T. Cutler Of No. l5 Pine
York. for speeding MS auto
ough Maplewood at a high
IL automobile WAS racing
,o|n the policemen tried 10
4. 'nelr efforts caused laughter.
my We're able 10 read the H.
y on the back of the car. and
'rords In Trenton If was
me owner was Cutler. Jus
II wrote. lnfori~.ng C<ler that
s 10 fine Of 5000. and ask
ssn he could attend "A session
aapleWood. Cutler, by let
,.s,soeed ~, his guilt. and Justice
~ By check
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-24
|u;reu Little Sample Bot
fWhisky by a Stranger
4 on the Street.
Il TEN YEARS
FERE MAD WITH DRINK
/ officials Are Making
Egation at the Re-
lest of Teacher.

hpK Dec. 23.-Miss Mary +.
nrineipal OF the Henrietta
complained TO the police
,,rct Attorney that through
ZION of a number of samples
IN the neighborhood of her
huilding had for a while on
us close resemblance to an
,Setta school is one of the
4 maintnined by the Chill.
; ,ocietv. and is n model of
4, is al Eleventh avenue and
4 urect in the district known
~ Hill. Many Of the pupils
IN a man with samples Of
L.e up in two-ounce bottles
'srourh the street while the
.rs on their way TO after
i He was lavish III the dis
4 the packages, giving two
10 some of the little ones
I'D about. The packages
sitb blue ribbon and had a
II about them.
riputes there WAS scarcely n
'sAd obtained one of the bot
tas not showing the effects
',hol The children for the
refused to answer the bell
!. 10 their studies, and when
ne Mere maudlin. One boy
'slf ON the floor and kicked
sang Coon Songs.
,Oug was started the alcohol
rircl. Instead of singing the
a. one little fellow sang
is in the Moon is 8 Coon. y
ue "My Marachuttcha, Take
n. Toot, Toot,'' and He
|irbt In and He Turned
IA He Walked Right Out
ree blear eyes and express
n faces of the boys and girls
,he teachers n heartache. In
4 quieting the children, Miss
an assistant, tried to get
sing "My Old Kentucky
being favorite with most
no children, but the effort
hre.
ro hoy. who Afterward con
Ilring drunk three bottles of
suck his tongue against a
he TO see if it would burn,
Early the whole Of the after
lbs effects of the liquor to
|rd mauv OF the children had
npioms Of the ''morning af-
school was dismissed.
! DYKE: whose efforts in be
y children are sometimes
Mpered by the Incorporate
Ipne Of the parents. laid the
fore the District Attorney
|iu hope that the man who
the bottles may be caught
bed.
dMation of tbe principal
p many of the parents Of the
lse majority of whom are
Irp INDUSTRIOUS peorle
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-24
ND On GAMBLING
J SpaSm Of Reform and Ten
Arrests Are Made.

Mont, Dec, Sheriff
kompanied by five deputies,
m upon three gambling houses
evening, and arrested ten
ine officers had search war
I'D from Judge Bourquin s
The California clubrooms, the
1rade and Kirg & Dowery s
h visited.
a required upon each arrest
'uag is $50, the increase hav-
lde this week 10 that amount
by Judge Bouruun.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-24
. OlE FROM TALKING
ne. Dsus Wags Night and Day;

John ~. Dec, 2s.-For near
'ufensb,,rro" "n, a farmer who lives
aad IL Ig, W., has been talking CON
"a, and Ia nn 10 stop. He can
4 sosue. wbpSoWcrless to pause In
s. symnron,ch Is coherent and
eat. PWioms Wo OF insanity. long
,,,nost a, II growing ennaciateI
~ Who sro 'ne point or collapse
"' HIN. tosrr tr unable ~ 10 do anything