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The San Francisco call., 1906-10-21
NEW PRESIDENT OF
THE ". c. I. ].

BOSTON. Oct 2o-The Countess OF
Carlisle was chosen president OF the
Worlds ". c. T. Z. today 70 succeed
Lady Henry Somerset, who declined re-
election The other general officers
now serving were reelected
The new president. the Countess of
Carlisle, is from Castle Howard. York,
England.
The following resolutions were
adopted:
Resolved, That the convention r.
Britain, France and Germany TO the
0quor rraf1c On the west coast OF Afrf-
ca and IN view OF the prohibitory law
regarding native races now IN effect in
the interior and on the east coast OF
Africa we ask these nations to put In
force similar law on the west coast
Whereas, Believing that the benefit
to the soldiers Of the United States
army derived from the abolition OF the
sale or alcoholic drinks IN the armd
c2nteen has been of great value to the
physical and moral welfare OF the men.
Resolved That we hereby author
fzs our white ribbon sisters OF other
nations where the sale or such drinks
has not already been abolished In the
armies TO use their best endeavors TO
secure It's aholishment
Whereas. The action OF the second
Hague conference may do much to d.
ninish poverty, distress and in1ussfcs
Resolved, That we earnestly petition
the King OF England, the Suprems
Court OF the United States and the
Official heads Of each Government IN
the world to use their influence to sup
port the recommendations OF the last
fnterparlfams1tary conferencs. to the
end that there be established a general
arbitration treaty. periodic world as
sembly, immunity Of private property
at sea In time of war, the references of
international disagreements to an i'm
partial tribunal OF Investigation before
declaration Of war and . proporttonate
limitation ef armaments.
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WASHINGTON PRISON WARDEN
- REMOVED BY THE BOARD

SEATTLE O. zo--Warden A r
KEGS OF the SIate penitentiary was
sIzed today by the state Board Of
control to tende- his resignation. This
action was taken BY the board, II Is
1.aciaIIy znnounced. because an in
reztigation of penitentizry affairs dis
eI0sed that the sIperinteudent had per-
1irted grain SACKS TO be sold for spec
1larive purposes
successor &c Warden Kees has not
been named, but there is a strong pcs
sfbflfty that FenEieE KiEcafd. appoint
"a on the state Beard OF Control from
seattle. viii be made superintendent
Il the penitenti4ry-
There has also from time to time
been bitter comr ANTS as 70 the treat
-4enf rscefved ~ the men confined
p-itkin the walls of the state penal in
stftution. ard tbs infuenced the Board
81 Contrci n It's action
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cALIFoRNrANs IN VIEW +,

NEW YORK. Oct 38.-The following
Calffornians have arrived in New York:
san Francisco-J- P. Currisr. Wood
stock. E II Erezel. Hotel Cadillac; J.
Hohson and wife. Grand Hotel. " O.
3 3EardonaIIi. AIgonQuin. g. NJ Scott
Gerard Hotel. Mrs. W H laden A.
bemarIes P L Otz. Hotel NstherIand. II
Salisbury. Ashland
Santa Barbara T DAVE and wife.
Grand Union Miss L ". Wood. z. D.
Wood. Hotel WoIc0tt
SzerzmentO-C. P. Hoffman.
Oakiand-E- Z Baker. GiEssv House.
J. NJ Benham. Grand Hotel. z A. 3roy-
ers. Park Avenue Hotel
Los AngeIes-Irs- L j. Reynolds.
3. Camsron. Herald Square G. c.
Mann. Everett House, y. L Graham.
Herald Square-
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WARRANT FOR FUSION
CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR
Lewis Emery Jr. OF PennsyIvania Il
AeeuSed OF Criminal Libel By
Senator McNfchol.
PHILADELPHIA. Oci

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 20.-counsel
representing state Senator James p
McNtchol OF this city obtained q war
rant today for the arrest o< Lewis
Emery IT.. fusion ezndidate for Gov
ernor Of Pennsylvania on a charge Of
criminal libel Counsel at the same
time entered q civil suit FOR SANDER
against Emery, asking $780, GOO dam
ages
The libel charges grew out OF a
speech delivered by Emery at Lebanon
last Monday. in which he CHARGED
Senator McSichoi with bribinS five
Democratic members Of the State
Legislature in 1891 to vote for VIII
liam 7. Marshall Of Pfttsburg for
Speaker OF the House OF Representa-
tfves and 20 make certain the re-elec-
ton OF N s Quay to the United States
Senate.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-21
AFTERNOON FIRE CAUSES
BIG Loss IN KANSAS CITY
Booths Of Street Fair, Masonfe Temple
and n Church Are Destr0yea
hv FTanses

KANSAS CITY. Oct 20.-A IRE that
started shortly before I o'clock this
afternoon from the overturning OF q
stove in a booth connected with the
street fair in Kansas City. Kans.. on
Ann street. between Sixth and Seventh
caused a loss estimated at over
sI50aee. A high wind made II din
cult 70 fight the flames and it was nee
essary TO call for help fren Kansas
City. Mo
The Masonic Temple at Seventh and
Ann streets, valued az s51.090s eighty
booths. containing valuable exhibits OF
various kinds. and i've residences were
destroyed and the Central Christian
Church at Seventh and Armstrong
streets were damaged
There were 5000 spectators on the
streets at the time. but no one was
hurt
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MANY CoLoyIsTs cOvrTNe.

LOS ANGELES, Oct 20.-Aceording
70 railroad figures. between 500 and 500
coIonlsts are being brought into Call
fornia from the East daily under the
present reduced passenger rates It
is expected that the closing days OF
these rates. which end on October 81.
will show more than double this num-
Ter coming in every day The record
OF travel this fall. say the railway
vious years
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Notice to Mariner.

Captain J. H Trask OF the steamer
Sonoma reports 20 the branch HYDRO
graphic Office that AT SIS D. m October
8. IN latitude s5-53-3s north. longitude
1zT-55-45 west. he passed a large tree
submerged. two branches projecting
out OF the water In an upright posi-
tiou- one branch six feet. the ether
about ave feet high. both branches
about one foot IN diameter and three
feet apart thicIxTy covered with bar
uacles at the bottom Of each branch
smooth sea and light southerfy airs at
the time J. 7. McMILLA
Nautical Expert In Charge
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sHPPING COMPANY STILL ALIVE.

SAN DIEGO. Oct z0--A H Butler.
president OF the California and Oriental
Steamship Company. which a few years
ago was doing such an important bust
ness with the Far East through this
port. is a visitor in San Diego. But
Ter says that the steamship company
as corporation Is still in existence
and stiIl has hopes Of some time being
called hack into business in San Diego.
He could not or would not state on
what he based Hhfs hope and would
simply say that he was here TO look
over the ground and keep IN touch
with conditions.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-21
HELD As grURDER sT-SPrCr.

OAKLAND. Oct Civilian Whit
uey. arrested tor attempting 70 roh
T10nzs Hart 8 resident Of Beniciz
st the Sixteenth-sLreet station. Is still
. the city pris5as and wiz be charged
nth attempted grand larceny instead
q Attempted roobery- The p0Iice are
ndeavorfng 70 couuect the prisoner
-fth the n urde-s Of lIotornau Teuny
I'd Waterman Trubody. but 50 far
Without success Several other sus-
Gets are also under arrest. but none
. them have IS yet been connected
-ith the crime
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HetmOre Brothers, EyeIeth.
Nash & Co., The Growers
Cooperative Agency and
Sanford Brothers in New
and Spacious Quarters.
OLD FIRMS IN
NEW LOCATION

Tie return OF the coumfssz,, h,-.s
1ess 70 IT'S former locality is rnz-1-a,.
by the re-sstsblishnent Of four 81 80.
lesclng drms IL this branch or 49,.
IN building especially designed a.
constructed FOR their use This st-uc-
tlre- ne foundation OF which was I.ss
earT n June hy z " Hookfns A.
noW ooeupted BY The four 1oIIow1nr
firms Wetmors Brothers. EveIeth
Nasn & Co, rhe Growers Co-operstive
AEeaeF ard Sanford Brothers
vita frontage O. III feet on Front
street each OF the four stores has .
depth o. 10 feet and an equal front
aEe On Cedar street Each store has
a eouerste basement. and the entire
ou ldlng above the hoor is built Of
brick TIE front is finished in White
Acntgo1ery brick. which makes An at
rrscriFs background for the displays
q E--t, green vegetables and dairy
prccuctE q the four e1tsrprfziuz arus
Eho have been among the hrst 70
trsnstozu q site IN the burned dis
trict inuo 2 busy market where trade
Is done sl1ag the cid substantial lines
q the dGTs before the nre
IN q buidlnE that IS new from base
nent g roof everything is frest ana
clean and the EzSiEhtIy condition Of
some q Ire shacks that hzd passed
their dsyz Il usefulness when the Ere
cane q sweep them away IS only re-
meuhered tT way Of contrast
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nRIEsE NOT CHARGEn.

OAKLAND, Oct z0--N0 compIafrt
was filed today against Herman 4
Drfese. who attempted last night 10
kill Peter Paganettos q blacksmith.
because. as he alleged. the latter had
stolen the affections Of Mrs Drfese
The would-be slayer OF Paganetto il
still in the city prison PaEanetto left
the Receiving Hospital today in COM
pany with Mrs. Driese.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-21
FLAMES DESTROY
A FAMOUS ABBEY

SELBY. England. Oct 20-Ths ia
nous old Abbey Church here, known
as Selby Abbey, IS total ruin, the re-
suit OF 9 IRE which broke out in the
organ chamber at midnight. The local
IRE brigade was unable to queu the
flames and the brigades from York and
Leeds were unable 10 save the historic
building. only the bare walls OF which
are left
SeIby Abbey was eonsidsred 70 be one
Of the finest monastery edfdces in Eng
land II was founded IN the twelfth
century By the Benedicttnes and part
Of the original nave and transepts sur
vived- The abbey possessed some In
teresting sculptures and tombs Of the
Abbots, who presided over its deetfrfes
during the rule OF the Ncrmans.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-21

Fur coat o1 Jour icrgus9 Bad
business
What you been Ezting7
What were y0u AssEAn<7
what Hnd Il Lazy chair I'd you aka
szeresss in7
Now dsn't thizk 4 dsesn't nasssrl
Bsczuss. rs your Bswsls ttzf tx nez.
every tine you open Jour Mouth-
That doean'f help your Popularity. nor
your EArning czpaci1-
Besides. person win bad Bowels Is n
. bad way.
Co and zks q Ten sEEls Wax. s-r
Exercised
Haven't hrns7 Too LzzyP
Vel. there IS another Way.
Take Artiicial Exsrciss for youE 5ozssll
Thas'-cASCARETS-
They rouse ths Bowsl Muzci-s. Iust As
9 Cold Bath frsshens Athlete Musclss.
wzksn them up Srengthen them 50 they
Contract and Expand ne Bowels ard n
tsstinss in a healthy. active nznnsr-
That's hcz these muscles wcrk ne
Feed aIong. through jour thirty feet sf IN
t.stin-s. 70 is Finish
That's how they squeeze Gzsrie Isics
nto tie food. to Digest II.
That's how thsy make ne riIIions cf
little Suckers in the Int=stRss draw ths
Nanihon cut Of Focd. and rznsforza il
into 3Icod. Brzwn. Brain and 5cne.
c1e tzh1st taken wherever yoa susrecf
you need Il vii Insure you against 80 per
cent of al otter Us nksly 70 attack you-
cascarss d0n't purge. don't ~ezzsn.
6on't irzitzis. nor upset yoar stomach re
Ten Cents. Al Al Drussiss- 5s vsry
careful % get ths genuine. nz6= cry ~
the Sterling Remedy Comrzny. ard nexsr
sold u beIk- Every tablet stamped s'cCc-"
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WETsORE BROTHERS.

Wetnore 5r0therz. who occupy the
store Nos $50 and s52 Front street.
with rear entrance On Cedar street.
we're estabiished in business Ia 1855
and are ons OF the oldest and most
-aEorahly Er0En commission houses
On the coas- TIE house was formerly
a copsrtnerssp between H. D. Wetm0re,
j. q. Wetmoss ard " B Wetmore and
was tncorposhted IN 1854 IS Wetmore
Brothers. InCerporsted- Previous 70 the
earthquake tAey occupied the building
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was altogether too snail for their
largely Increased business They now
have one oe rhs largest ard best
equipped stores On the Pacific Coast
and are better prepared than ever to
handle their very large consig1ments So
well and favorably known are they
that they scarcely need an tutr0duc-
ton 20 the producers OF the PacIac
Coast Their many years of experiences
IN the Commission business and their
extensive line or customers enorac-
ing al OF the best trade IN this and
neEghbOrinz markets. give them aevaa-
tages possessed by few il their llns
Of Business Their reputation for
prompt and square dealing Is well es-
tzbiished. and they are numbered
among the most rssDonsi6ls and Iarg-
est dealers in farm prodnes IN ths
country
GROWERS AGENCY.
The Growers Co-opsratfvs Agency.
owned and operated exclusively ~
growers and producers. IS a splendid
DEMONSTRATION OF the practical Dcssi-
biifrfes OF cooperation Opened IN
June. 190z. the first year OF its EXIST
srcs was \ stormy ere but the pr1n-
cfples upon which organization was
based were 50 sound and the loyalty
OF the members such that the business
was successfully continued through all
the successive stages OF opposition and
dsveiOpuent until at the present time
ft stands no longer as an experiment
but as an assured success and a per-
manent institution
In the membership are comprised
many 0f the prominent and substantial
fruit growers or the state. Tns of1cs
Z OF president has been hIlsd from ths
beginning by M A T = Reynolds OF
Walnut Grove. and associated with him
en- ths board Of directors are the fol-
I loving gentlsmen- Vice President J.
Il Thomas. Rio Vista. secretary J. L
Aldrich. Rydss treasurer. L W Myers.
CORTLAND. I. D. Greene. vordsn. W.
h Nichols. CORTLAND. and Geo H.
Cutter. Szcrams1tO. and 70 their sound
and able Judgment may os attributed
much of the success OF the novsunsnG-
SANFORD BROTHERS.
Sanford Brothers. who have the ssors
at the southern end OF ths new build
/ ing. Nos 438 and az. were located be-
fore the IRE OF April IS at 4 large
store az 40s and Al Washington
street There they conducted for many
years large poultry and egg business.
making 4 speciality OF dressed turkeys
IN season This frn started N bust
ness IN 1881 and since that time claims
TO have handled more than half ths
poultry and dressed turkeys that have
come 70 the city. Sanford Brothers ara
well and fzyorsbIy known 70 the ship
psrs throughout the Stats IN this Iins
OF business and take plezsurs IN let
ting. their correspondents know that
they ara once more located IN nrse-
class shape in the hrsr psrmansnt
building constructed for this line OF
trade and that they are well equipped
10 once more handle their c0nslxn-
uents. Their facilities for satisSaetcr-
fly handling the fnnsnss rroducs. %
their patrons were not before the hrs
equal 70 their present equipment
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-21
Your Tongue is Coatedl
Watch for Symptomsl

IT OcK in your pockes-nirr1rI
HI Or inside tas ID Of yoar wz,-l-'
IL Fur coat Sa Jour s0nguea Bad
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-21

Co and zks a Ten Mls Wax. s-r
Exe-cisel
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-02-21
HAUBRICH.

Weather Observer A. J. Eekstein
made the following report for the past
month. The mean temperature of the
month was 1885 degrees and the maxi
mum temperature being IS degrees.
The total precipitation in inches in
Guiding rain, sleet and melted snow
was 1:42 inches while the total snowfall
amounted to 1925 inches. OF the 81
days of the month Is were cloudy while
Ii were partly cloudy.
Sunday evening at the Congrega-
tional church the young people of the
Christian Endeavor society had charge
of the evening service, it being the
18th anniversary of the birth of the
society. A very entertainingp program
was carried out, ana large number
of people were present., a surprisingly
large number. considering the severe
cold which prevailed
Miss Maude Amelia Armstrong and
Mr.. Edward Hallowell were united In
GU Vic iOtiAO vi MI 6blu d.
A. E. Armstrong of New Ulm, Thurs
day morning, February lst, at ten
O'Clock. The ceremony that solemnized
the wedding was perform by Rev.
E. F. Wheeler of the Cangreg ational
church. Mr. and Mrs. Hallowel ra-
turned to Comfrey on the afternoon
passenger and will at once begin house
keeping. The young people are both
| well known to all and have large
circle of friends who will extend hearty
congratulations and best wishes with
the thought that fortune will always
deal kindly with them in the years to
come.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kretsch were at
home to a large number of their
friends Thursday evening, the coca
sion being the twenty fifth anniversary
of their wedding. The party was made
c.. o. F., and wives of the members,
and they presented Mr.. and Mrs.
Kretsch with beautiful silver-e ated
tray and silver tea set, suitably en-
graved for the occasion. The presen-
Itation speech was made by Andrew ].
Eekstein, and he is said to have
eclipsed himself to the pleasure of the.
party and the confusion of the hosts.
After the presentation formalities were
over the guests were treated to ban
quet of good things that was equal to
any wedding banquet. It was very
pleasant affair and the people who
we're present and many who we're not
| able to be there wish Mr.. and Mrs.
Kretsch twenty five more years of mar
ried life and happiness throughout all
their days.
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The Times, Daily Short Story.
. 80 a0seaeaes aezrae,

shes goin' to the Yankee headQuar-
ters." said one Of the men. 'T'vc saw
her gOln' that away heaps o. times.
Reckon she's one O. Glnersl BIS spies"
Mrs, Harvey was ordered to dis
mount and Wilbur took possession Of
Ajax While examining the saddle the
guerrilla stumbled on the pocket which
was underneath the leather side and
drew out the message that Mrs. Har-
vey had neglected TO take out after de
Gliding to make the journey herself.
There was conference among the
gueFrillas, and their captain finally de-
cided to leave them where they were,
ride to Fayetteville. where there was
a Confederate force, and deliver the
captured message. This meant that
Mrs Harvey would be treated as a
SPY. and the penalty for spying is
death.
Mounting Ajax. Wilbur turned his
head southwark. Vixen spun on bis
four legs ninety degrees to the east.
ward. Wilbur dug pair Of spurs into
his tanks
Now, Ajax never liked spurs at any
time. and since he had come into Mrs.
Harvey's possession he had never felt
their prick He threw his fore part
into the air and when be came down
dashed Ike the wind for Shelbyvllle.
Wllbur's men laughed as he passed out
Of sight: but. not doubling that be
would get control Of the horse. they
bivouncked. COOKED supper and leaving
two men awake to guard the prisoner.
went 10 sleep.
While the guerTillas were sleeping
Agnes Harvey heard the tread Of .
troop Of horses boots In the direction
Of ShelbyYiile. Union or Confederate
soldiers were better than guerrlllas.
and, fearing her guards would take the
alarm. she set up a succession of
sbrieks. The band started ~. demand.
Ing tie causs. but received only shrIeIss
Tor replies suddenly detachment OF
Uaion cavalry bore down on them. and
they were surrounded before they could
even mount.
Agnes Harvey had suspected that
Aiaz wonld carry Wilbur into tie On.
i9l fines and be did. not stopping til
Re drew UP IN front OF the generals
tent. Ajax. With a man In bustesnut
~ bis back told story. The man
was questioned AMI searched nnd the
mes 90 found on him. IN a twinkling
an efl or anl dozen men were OF 70
sec II they eoull find Mrs. Harvey.
When they returned with her ard the
baud W-lbur was confronted by her IN
the generals tent
Who Is tAis manf" asked tho gen.
eral
George Wilbrr who ran my hus-
hnr out or Tenressee- guerrilla. horgo
eiealar r0bbar"
Take him away said the eeperaf
4 dCn't wish 70 rec auy moro Of him.
Aenes Harvny dldnt understand thIs
order until she hca-d a shot ring ottt
from q wood hasd BY Then she knew
mat her enemy had paid the penalty Of
bis crimes a why che had not sntlci.
pated
THOMAS KENT WATERMAN.
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This frank and open publicity places
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DR.. Pierce feels that he can afford to
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folds fall nj the back. over the face
is worn a net veil with Grape border.
Even IN the deepest mourning one IS
supposed to put on rs eheerfuFa face
as possible at NIL times: therefore the
period OF mourning must be made at
traetive.
The list Of materials for mourning
gowns is longer than II used to be
Dull finished silks, mohalr. cashmere,
Grape cloth and Grape IA different
weaves are All IN vogue, and all com.
bine to make the planning OF seasons
wardrobe pleasant task.
Grape jackets win be worn this spring
that are quite original III design. Etons
boleros and short coats are among the
newest models.
Entire costumes Of Grape are consid
cred very smart, but ~ the same time
are woefully expensive
The mourning frocie pictured is OF
dull black face cloth. The skirt Is
formed Of a series Of stitched bands
inserted with folds Of Grape. The up
per part is ia many cores strapped
with the cloth. At the waist dull black
silk braid is arranged 10 graduated
patterns between the cores The same
idea Is carried out about the shallow
yoke Of Grape on the bodice. whose
bretelle straps finish at the shoulders
with a duh Grape button The sleeves
have a Grape puif at the top and strap
ped cuffs. JUDO CHoLLET.