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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-05-09
PER IN THIS PART OF TEXAS TAKING PRESS DIS
TELEGRAPH COMPANIES
ON SERIOUS CHARGE
GRAND JURYs ATTENTION WILL
BE CALLED TO METHODS OF
THE COMPANIES AT FRISCO.

Special to the Herald.
San Francisco. May An effort is
under way to bring to the attention Of
the grand jury charges against the
Western Union and Postal Telegraph
Companies. It is claimed that both
companies have collected cash for
thousands of messages since the great
disaster here and later transmitted
the messages by mail. Neither com
pany has contributed to the relief
fund.
The vaults of the Southern Pacific
Railroad Company, in the Merchants
Exchange Building, have been opened.
The contents are ruined, and con
tanned all records of the road since It
started, with the exception of current
documents
Two hundred and twenty-four thou
sand people were fed by the army yes
terday.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-05-09
Campbell Club at Yoakum.

Yoakum, Texas, May Sin response
to a call issued by a number of citizens
a large and enthusiastic meeting was
held at the new city hail last night for
the purpose OF organizing a Campbell
Club. Hon. John NJ. Green was elect
ed president of the club. and j. W.
Cook, editor and proprietor Of the Yoa
KUN Herald. was elected secretary.
Addresses were made made by Mayor
Dan T. Price. ]. w. Cook and Hon.
John NJ. Green, a prominent lawyer
and influential citizen. The meeting
was full Of enthusiasm for the Pales-
tine man.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-05-09
SAFETY OF CAR IS
FIRST CONSIDERATION
IN ARRANGEMENTS FOR OPENING
OF THE NATIONAL DoUMA TO.
MoRRoW-GREAT PREcAUTioN.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
st. Petersburg. May 9.-An arrange
ments for the opening of the National
Donna tomorrow have been complet-
ed, which means tnat the police have
exhausted every device known to in
sure the safety of the Car. As a
sample Of the precautions an order has
been issued to householders TO not
display flags except when placed high
above the sidewalks and streets. where
the Revolutionists cannot secure the
red bunting to use in making demon
STATIONS.
1t is the general opinion that the
Cars address will be unsatisfactory.
One faction OF the Douma alone has
made definite arrangements to get
what it wants. It will concentrate its
efforts on land reforms. and the asser-
ton is made that no adjournment will
be permitted until such reforms are
secured. It is believed the govern
ment will grant the reforms.
The first order OF business will be
the reply to the cars address. Scant
facilities have been made FOR the cor
respondents to get proceedings of the
session. Your correspondent was one
of very few foreign correspondents
to get a seat. Tickets have been is
sued to only few correspondents.
Nearly half of the four hundred and
nineteen members of the Douma can
not write.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-05-09
VESSEL WAS SUNK
IN TERRIFIC GALE
VESSEL TIED UP AS RESULT oE
TIME VEN INV" "iIH'1
TWO MEN ON BOARD TODAY.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Cleveland, Ohio, May 9.-SchOoner
Lageria, one of the draft vessels an
chored outside of the harbor as re-
suit of the strike of the longshore.
men. sunk this morning in terrific
gale
Two men are believed to have lost
their lives on the yesseld.
The crew of the barge. the Iron
Queen. who were in danger of losing
their lives. have been rescued by life
savers.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-05-09
ELABORATE PLANS
TO KILL EMPEROR
DYNAMITE WAS DISCOVERED
NEAR cASTLE.-FIVE MOTTO
RIous ANARCHISTS ARRESTED.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Berlin. May AT Castle Urville.
near Meetz. which the Kaiser intend
ed to visit Friday. the police today
discovered sufficient dynamite to de
stroy the entire building.
Five notorious foreign anarchists
were Immediately arrested, having in
their possession documents proving
that an elaborate plan had been
formed to assassinate the Emperor.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-05-09
Pioneer Editor Dead.
pecial ID the Herald.

special 10 lne Herald.
st. Paul. Mimi. May 9.-Joseph
Wheeler, age seventy-fve years. and
for fifty years editor OF the St Paul
Pioneer Press. died at his home here
today. Exhaustion following old age
is assigned as the cause Of his
death.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-05-09
CAR HAS ARRIVED
At Peterhoff Palace, Preparatory to
Opening Douma Tomorrow
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
St Petersburg. May 9.-The Car ar
rived at Peterhoff Palace this after
Nac2n. preparatory to his visit to the
OK - .--i.oiiO'.- pSt''ie Opsn'ns TIE
DONNA he will pray at his fathers
tomb in the cathedral across the river.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-05-09
TWO MORE SHOCKS
Felt in San Francisco Last Night.-No
Damage, But Much Alarm Felt.

Special to the Herald.
San Francisco. May 9.-Two light
shocks we're felt here again about mid
night. No damage was done, but the
people were alarmed again.
Fifty policemen have been stationed
at the ferry to prevent the landing Of
intoxicated persons from Oakland.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-14

the improved quality OF
the beverage.
"This is something like
tea, this morning he
said. "Don't you notice
the difference?"
"No, / don't said
his wife. 1T tastes to
me exactly like the tea we
have beenA drinking for
the last month; and so it
should, for it is the same
tea"
The husband laughed.
"That's just like a
woman, !" he said. You
never know what is good
and what ism t, unless we
tell you. Now, I could
have told you with my
eyes shut that this tea is
better than what we have
been drinking
cit is a pity you have
not been drinking with
your eyes shut all along,
retorted the lady. "Any.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-14
KINGS SMOKES.

LONG, low strip Of land, valley between high hills
n lies miles outside of Havana, and there said
cigar salesman the best tobacco in the world is grown
The name Of the place is Abajo and the Vuea Abajo
crops always bought two three advance
Of their planting. They only yield $4,000 cigars annually
These cigars sometimes sell high $3.50 hundred
$3.50 apiece.
sVueta Abaio cigars only smoked by kings and bill
ionares There many fake Vuelta Abajos the
ket But the real thing smoked be mistaken
for there other tobacco in the world with at
once so powerful and delicate. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-14
FALLAoY ABOUT JEWELLERS.

JEWELERS. when watches left with them for REPAIRS
- are frequently insulted with the remark:
trust there is danger of crystals being substituted
for the Jewels in the works Of my watch?"
For great many persons think that there dishonest
jewelers. who make practice with fu eweled" Watches
Of substituting crystals for the jewels at profit
As matter Of fact there is truth this suspicion
ieweler matter how dishonest would not steal the
Jewels watch, for they valueess they only cost 10
cents apiece
In antique watches the jewels often costly. In
watches they worth than SIS gross
I HE BIT HIS LIP.
ts\/ES she said in soft, low voice. Reginald eagerly
stretched out his arms if to clasp her in pas
sionate embrace.
Stop she cried raising her little white hand
periously.
He Bit his lip. ~
It began to bleed.
Swiftly Selling coagulant from nearby medicine chest
sheedeftly staunched the flow Of blood.
You must get that bad habit Of biting your lips
said she II fear lip will be very sore, and blush
ing slightly, that will be announcement at this
time Los Angeles Bantam.
POLITICAL. NOTE
THE first senator frowned impatiently.
tEsen TO that fool Rox prating away about agricu-
tlre he muttered
& Yes Listen to him, = said the SECOND senator
sHe doesn't know ything about farming does he ~?
"We1L be once had hay fever. q
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-14
IA String Of Good Stories
"A MARROW ESCAPE.
~ CasnOt fsN how tho truth may DO,
ISsy the faIs a. twas said to me-. "

ssTHE late G. g. Rechheld the chess expert Of Phiade
pha,' said lawyer, " believed theoretically in yege
taranism as many of do and occasionally for days
time, he would eschew meat
the told day he going to- give up meat for
ever asked him why, and he said it account Of
shocking incident that had happened the week before
NorristoWn. S.. - ~ STR. II.
loom fxer in Norristown mill said to rigger on
Monday morning:
What do you usually have for Sunday dinner Jackq
ttyOh roast Of beef, leg of mutton the rgger
swered My wife attends to that end Of it,
IS Ever try BIT Of porkq' said the loom fxer.
6 Sure, replied the ngger. It's fine, too
$ sHows you like bit Of pork Sunday nice loin
Of pork7 said the loom xer seductivey 4 got pig and
I'm going kill him this week He's dandy. I'll sell you
loin off him cheap Half a dollar
"I take it. said the rgger promptly Send it around
Saturday morning
The rigger delighted with the thought Of sweet
and juicy lon from fresh killed pig He talked about it
all the week. looking forward to his Sunday dinner with
joy he had never shown before.
'tBut Saturday the loin delivered Saturday
evening came and still no loin
$50 the rgger sent his little the loom xer to
what the trouble On his the
boy said.
9'You can't have that oin, for they amt going to kill
the pig It's getting better =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-14
"a DISAPPOINTING WATERFALL.

ttTHE late William Sharp the Irish poet said editor
twas talking about books that describe noted
places and thngsByron's description Of the dying
Gau Zolas description Of Lourdes, Washington Irvings
description Of the Alhambra
Mr. Sharp thought these descriptions caused deal Of
disappointment They made people expect too much Sud
denly he turned to me.
e did you ever see Niagaraq' he asked.
I" yes, i answered.
Then,he said, would sympathize with the experience
of abroad This had lived beside Niagara
all his life, and loved the great waterfall passonately
day he happened upon Southeys excellent de-
scrption Of the Falls Of Lodorethe way that the water
down at Lodore And he made up his mind that the
Lodore falls must be finer than Niagara, and
packing his trunk, he made trip to Cumberland.
Afer journey of thousands Of miles, he reached Cum
berand and he arrived at the place where he had been told
that the Falls Of Lodore situated But where
they? He could not find Them he could not hear their deep
vestge could behold Of souhey's mighty
rent tumbling and laundering down the mountanside.
!red with his vain SEARCH he sat down to rest and
while he rested young farmer approached
" Young man. said the American where is this Lodore
WATERFALL sffz VI 4
NH 1sThe young farmer frowned.
tstYoure sitting it, he said.''
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-14

Beach's Glyeerine Hand Soap has
properties common to no other toilet
soap on the market. The housekeep9r,
the office man, the. stenographer, the
schoolboy will be delighted with its
cleansing properties. 1t keeps the
hands soft and white if you use it con-
tinuously. Ask your grocer cents.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-14
SAME THING, ONLY BETTER.

give boxing lessons said
y "a lawyer. u He was an excellent teacher but--''
The lawyer paused.
'tBut what?'' listener asked.
tsBut it required no little fortude to be pupil Of
LIS They say young went to the great
fighter and arranged for Of ten lessons At the end
Of the second lesson pretty well battered up the young
said he thought he had had enough.
:. sEnough? said his teacher in establishment. why,
you haven't learned - a...-. q
Il know the young man interrupted. But I'll tell
you how u.s. Mr.. Sullivan There's fellow dislike and
arranged for this course lick him in fight But
on second thought have decided it will be just well to
here you take the rest of the lessons
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-14

tea store and bought pound of pekoe at IS 3D.
This he carried home in the night and taking the oppo
tunity kitchen being empty, he hunted round till ne
found the teacaddy which nearly full The contents
of this he threw away and replaced Of his package
It had not been his intention say anything about the sub
stitution but next morning help referring
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-14
What the Market Affords
.DICKLED tripe, 1919 cents a pound.

'DICKLED tripe, 1919 cents pound
Sweet potatoes, six pounds for IS cents.
Asparagus Is and 90 cents bunch.
Lettuce three punches for 10 cents; head lettuce 10
cents bunch.
Hued corn, 10 cents quart
Pineapple cheese, IS cents each.
Maple syrup, go cents quart
To make lettuce soup, select large small heads
WASH and cook without until tender Toss
stir carefully until enough Of the juices are extracted to.
prevent burning When tender add two tablespoons Of but
fer and stalk Of celery Cook three minutes and pour
Lover this quart of clear white stock and
& simmer thirty minutes with bay leaf one Glove
and sprg Of parsley Rub all thru sieve and thcken
with two tablespoons each Of butter and -four rubbed
and beaten into the soup just before serving add
cup Of cream milk scalding hot.
Cur1ied eggs and Budapest goulash pet dishes
Wilton Lackaye and Kyre Beew respectively Mr. Bellew
says that the gouash very much like Irish stew but the
seasoning Hungarianzed by quantities paprika Tt
made of pound Of beef cut into dice and sewed slowly
About hour before it is done put in good pinch Of
paprika Then add aud two onions cut into
dice Another pinch Of paprka Half an hour before the
is cooked add two potatoes celery stalks cut
up Anoiner pinch Of paprka. Serve large platter
with vegetables garnshing the meat.
SHE WON OUT
IsHOP OLMsTED of Colorado in an address on perse-
s ID verance said:
Let underscore this word perseverance, with an
anecdote about a little girl used to know
This little girl whose father clergyman Law abed
day with bad cold and the afternoon being bored
decided that she father-to get
to tell fairy story, or something Of that sort.
But her father was busy. s@*
He is writing his Sunday morning sermon said the
mother and he must not be disturbed
S But want to see him badly the little girl persisted
$ No. dear her mother repeated. He is busy. We
can { interrupt him.
The little girl persevering, frowned She g1ared her
mother and, sitting up bed, she said:
am sick Woman and want to see my minister, $
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-14
The Vanity Of Mar,
CERTAIN suburban gentleman, who

EhIAIN suDurDaH geHJle1lIdI, WHO
is somewhat Of a gourmet, discov->
cred one day that his wife was Civ
ing him. tea at 1ss4d to drink. Al
tho he had never made any COM
plants about the quality of the
tea, no sooner did he discover the
price than he detected all sorts Of
shortcomings in the article supplied,
and when he went down to bust
ness that morning he dropped into
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-14

retorted the lady "Any- YOU TO POSSESS Guilt
way, it is the same tea = VAHED IA; TASTE
1sNow, I'll just prove to you said her husband "how
defective woman Of taste is Yesterday bought
pound of 3s cd tea, threw out what in the cay and
put in its place. And to think that you noticed
the difference!'
(Which caddy did you emptyq''
sone the upper shelf of the pantry " the reply
81 thought so said the lady, quietly t1That
special for special OCCASIONS The caddy with the
cheap tea is in the cupboard in the Kitchen and this she
added with exasperatng SMILE she lifted the teapot,
twas made out Of the sefsame caddy has been every
morning Whata blessing it must be possess such
cultivated aste have heard that teaasters get very
high salaries Now, why don t you
But he cut her remark short by leaving the ROOM
London it-Bits.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-09
sALADA BEAcH REAL EsrATEs.
sALADA BEACH.

Saiada Beach. miles south Of Cliff House;
first town on Ocean Shore r. r.; 20 minutes
ride. low fares macadesnized streets. water.
sewers. sidewalks, shade trees. etc. guaranteed
II contracts lots $3.50 and up; small monthly
payments; take bus at Coins Sundays and
Thursdays at IL a. IN. CLINE & DUNCAN.
Gen Agents. 22l7 Mission ST.. bet. 18th and 18th.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-09
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE

BEST constructed hous IL Alameda. consisting
~ 1s -o@ns and finished attic All modern
colreI ienees. House not Two years old Cor
ncT lot. I50rt95. Niii sell for cost price of
hurse Must i,e seen 70 be appreciated. In
Cufre for particulars OF owner. room 24s.
Bacon building, oakland WILL EXCHANGE.
ALSO
Magnificent lot. 7Jzi5e Street work, etc, al
zone Choice location
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-09
BURLIxGAsIE REAL ESTATE.
RAPID TRANSIT RAPID TRANSIT.
% Minutes TO

RAPID TRANSIT. RAPID TRANSIT.
% Minutes TO
BURIISGAAfE GROVE LOTS,
Al Burlfngame the Beautiful
Size 50xI2O Price, $500 and up.
SO per Month and a Small Payment Down
Price includes sewer and water piper, mac
sdanized streets. cement sidewalks and shade
trees
S P. co. is ARRANGING TIME TABLE
reach Burlingame in y minutes. commencing
January / 1907.
cottages now building and for sale on easy
terms
Take San Mateo Electric Cars at 5th and Mar
ket SITS. every IL minutes STOP AT RURLIN-
CAME GROVE STATION. FARE is FIVE
CENTS CHEAPER than at main station. Cir
culars and descriptive matter request
BURIINGAaiE GROVE CO.
eiS Monadnock Bldg. Tel. Temporary 1853.
Prices win be raised after January l. 1901
COME 10 BURLINGAAiE AT ONCE.
Every day you delay costs you money; 100
lots week are being sold: 100 families a week
are choosing Burlingame for a home. Whether
yor want a home an Investment. Burlingane
is the places grand climate: beautiful surround
ings; nearest desirable place in point of time
u which 70 live Make no mistake. Lyon &
Hoag have the property that made Burlingane
famoss-righz in the town proper. near the
station Streets graded. sewers, water, etc !;
50-foot lots.
s45o upward. $50 Cash. SO Monthly
starting at 9th and Market. Go direct to Bur
1ingane station-our office is on the corner
opposite sunday is a good time 10 go. Our
office is open daily.
LYON HoAG,
CSC Market St. at Montgomery.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-09
sAUsALITo REAL ESTATE.

bungalow: lot 30x11o; fine
view; $3.50 Box 81, Can Office.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-09
look FoR vaE YEIhew AWNING.

our Office Is open from 3. m 10 p. m;
every Sunday from 10 q. n. 70 p. N; any
evening by appointment
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-09
ROOMS AND BOARD.

PARLOR and bedroom. with board. in private
family; 500 for ?. or without board GA
Fillmore ST.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-09

PER CENT INVESTMENT.
S33. 500 VIII buy this tract as whole OF VIII
sub6 wide TO suit buyer
Is situated IN most desirable part Of Oakland.
Finely improved and Is now paying per cent
This Is a solid investment and viii pay yon 70
investigate. See owner.
". H. STEWART,
Southeast corner North and School sts-, east Of
Telegraph ave, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-09

s2200-Srnau cottage 3 rooms and bath: modern
improfementz- Cal and owner 1917
Bay 81. Alameda
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-09

INCOME BARGAINS NEAR SAN PABLO AVE
2-sToRY HOUSE AND COTTAGE.
ALL FOR $500.
VII easily rent at see. Owner IS very much
IN need o. money and MUST SELL QUICK
HENSLEY, 9is BROADWAY.
FOR sALE-coTTAGE- SALE
Sls5o-Aiodern cottage; rooms. bath and
Tot 5Jxlts; street work complete; only blocks
70 san Pablo ave-: rart cash.
SZ5u9-Dortage. : rooms porcelain bath
hign basement and lot with small stable etc I.
centrally located between West Market and
near 18th St; both good bargains BY THE
ALDEA CO 46s 10th st. Oakland
BEAUTIFUL LOT FOR HOsTF.
FEkSON HEIGHTS OAKLAND
Corner Orange and Perry SITS, one block from
oakland-sye- electric car line running direct
10 either S F. or Key Route local trains.
l6ox156.
CASH PRICE $500
INQUIRE A. r. GRAUPNER,. 1850 Steiner St,
EAST OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
cLEvESGER.
1920 25d
DI1ce Phone Spruce 2a1s.
sAtoo-tlsln comfortable house on large. very
on the place and a variety Of bearing fruit
iess; street work and sidewalk done; $500
OF >A'N4 cashs Nalanee mortgage
S4000-8 good rOonv house IN : Io+ e-x110 +,
desirable location. with street and side
walk done; room FOR another house on the
lot: half cash
s2e5o--Sew. modern. wel built house: choice
location; rooms. bath laundrr etc
$500 and un--tboiee lots close in: terms
OFFICE CLOSED on SUNDAY
ResideIce l2=0 18th ave
Resiieitce phone. Spruce 259l
FOR SALE LY OWNER.
modern cottage = rooms hath and
laundry. in desirable location on a high
sunny lot SI-6zl4o, with an alley IN the rear:
better than many that are sold at 5000: price
S-TOo. $500 cash. balance dsr loan at per
cent. y0u save the commission
See owner 1870 e5th ave near T 15th e :
Hayward car.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-09
HAIrmooN BAY REAL Estate.


= you coul6 buy larze lot IN the Montara
ror-r-f-a "a fTne ~ the Ocean Shore r. r..
- miles or 90 minutes frosa san Francisco for
sI5r improvements included. and pay nothing
crTr rouli you be inreresteds
or account q rain fhe advance in price ad-
rrrrised -o take eject NOTenber : has been
postponed rntil NoTemher -. Secure ticket
fnr Thursday or Sunday excursion and save
tfe aGrance In price Offce 1900 Golden Gate
ave- cor Fillmore -. and 1905 Broadway.
naFranf
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-09
noYIF -.


MIL. VALLEY
TTT SVT-ZF-IsLASD or AMERICA
Tr-re sfrfrIr lors- wooded, hay and mountain
view. streets being graded AMI severed. building
rpefricrfrn mflntes 70 station. io-s - feet and
larger f.rf~e ssH0 un r g. PARKER < CO.
pARKER Agent- Mll Ea--ey-
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1906-03-10
OREGON ITEMS.

Woolbuyers are beginning to arrive
in Pendleton for the wool season,
which opens, this month.
The Pendleton water commission is
planning extensive improvements in
addition to increasing the city water
supply.
Patrick Feury, who was sandbagged
by a highwayman recently at Port
land died of his injuries. The police
have no clew to the robber.
AT noon March l the Lewis & Clark
fair passed out Of existence and the
great exposition is but memory. The
boards of stockholders and directors
met for the last time and accomplished
the dissolution of the corporations
known as the Lewis & Clark Centen-
NAL and American Pacific Exposition
and Oriental fair. The already DESC
late home of the fair has been finally
abandoned and the administration
building turned over to Philip Streib
of Milwaukee, its purchaser. who will
convert it into an apartment house
after moving 1t away. The corporation
had existed for five years.