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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
NOT YET ABLE TO SAY
WHETHER BUB0NlC PLAGUE
lRY Associated Press,

WASHINGTON, D. G., April 7.-Dr.
John r. Anderson, of the Public Health
and Marine Hospital Service, who was
sent to Reedy Island to investigate a
case Of supposed bubonic plague, return
ed to Washington to-day, but is unable
as vet to announce whether the case
under suspicion is bubonic plague, al
though Surgeon-Gcneral lWymun says
the Indications are very strong that IT
Is. Dr. Anderson will continue his in
v%estigations in laboratories here next
week before finally passing on the case.
The man under suspicion at Recdy Is
land, ont a British ship from Bombay,
on which there were two, deaths which the
supposed to have been caused by the
Dlacue. "..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
DEATHS.

idence of her son-in-law, II. Y. Powers.
of Henrico county, MRS, r. y, BROWN
ING. in the sovcnty-n year OF ne
age, She leaves four children to
Mrs. r. H., Alley! OF Hcnrico county
Mrs. J. r. Ford, of Richmond, and Mr.
II. =. Browning, of Prince Gcorgt
county. She was the widow of the late
Robert j, Browning, of %lIcnlIco coun-
~. The funeral took place Mt Deep
Run Baptist Church Wednesday at 4
O'Clock; services conducted by Rey
". l.. Robertson, Interment in fam
ly burylng ground.
DON LEAVY-pled, in Washington, d. c..
AnTil IN. At . 4. NJ, JOHN FRANCIS
Don, Ll.A,VG, eldest son OF John i. and
Jennie Askcw Don Leavy.
sa rpnsr1 Heart wi'' ch 'nkg nI1SS iS9m the e
a. NJ, Friends ana acquaintances arc
requested 10 attend.
FRANcls;.-pisd, at his narn.s, residence.
Ia.H@SI S TTfhASNStsiis,N VEf r. and ApplE
The funeral took place Friday after
our Father in His wisdom called
The boon His love had given,
And tho on earth tle body lies,
The soul is safe in Heaven,
HARRIs,-pied., NJ sm y. ,Nsneteenth
street, at 1870 p. NJ, April Sd, Mrs,
SUSAN Il, HARRIS. Mrs Harris was
born In Slandardsyille, August 10, 1876
She is survived by two daughters, G. p
holland and Miss Bette Harris, both
Of Richmond, and one son, Mr.. John L,
Harris, Of Stanton.
The funeral was conducted BY Rev
DR.. Mcdaniel, Of First. Baptist Church
Iinterment was In Hollywood. The fol
lowing acted as apall-beafe Messrs
CRAIG. William Iaaker, W, c. Buck. John
Guthrie, Balrord and Mr.. Winfree,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
SWIFT LEFT ESTATE
VALUED AT $10,00O,OO0

sALIAI, MAss, AprE l7'--The VIII Of p
C.. swift. tho millionaire packer, was I'd
Jam a henuest OF $4,000 to a church at
yso ,o m orc, Mass, there were no public glfts.i
Except for this donation and small anna!-
lies tor two longtime employees o. ME-
o6mo..ooo, is left in trust for the benefit Of
Inc family Of the testator.
The VIII m James 7, Lockwood. oe
'1Iydn park, and Freedom Hutchinson, OF
Ncwton. Mass, as executors. These two
men also arc named as trustees together
WITH Clarence Moore. son in -law OF tho tess
tator. Frank w. Croker. Mr., swifts private
secretary, and Gustnyus r. Swift. his brother.
vii is, dated jan II. 1901. &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
UNIVERSITY MEET.
Fencing, Wrestling and Boxing
Tournament at Cornell.

CORNELL. y. y. April IA university
fencing, wrestling and boxing meet for
Individual championships will be held at.
Cornell on Friday. May 4th. Although the
weights Will be the same as In an inter,
collegiate meet, a more liberal margin Will
DO given. that strict training may not be
required.
The Cornell wrestling team has elected
Z. G. Oderklrk captain for next season.
The Ithacians expect to be represented IN
the intercollegiate association next year.
They were prevented from joining this
year by the rule which requires a co'lese
n have had a team for at least two sea-
sons. Dual wrestling bouts Will be ar
ranged at Cornell twice a month next
year. Coach Frazer has been engaged.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
Missing Merchant Re-
J. turns and Unable to
Face Humiliation.
WITH WOMAN
BUT REPENTED.
A Pistol Lying BY His Side Told
Of the Method Of Reaching
His End--A Married
Man and Pros
porous Mer-
chant.

Especial to The Times Dispntch.)
WYTHI5V1LL1c, VA, April 1.-THE body
Of Calvin Young, the Grayson merchant,
who resided near Rugby, Twenty-Five miles
west OF 1ndcpend cnce and who mystic
rjously tIsa appeared OH tho 18th OF March,
was found to-day about two hundred
yards from his residence. Death was
due to n pisFl shot, and tho weapon was
found by the side of the body. The sup-,
position liz that he committed suicide.
Returned Home.
A man in the nelghborhod insisted that
he cav Young near his home about two
weeks after his disappearance In March,
with his beard shaved on, which changed
HIS whole appearance. but little credence
was givenSto his statement. On last Mon-
day week his grip was found in his own
barn showing conclusively that he had
returned to his neighhorhood. At the tlmo
OF his disappearance there was grent cx-
element in the county. and ut first It
was supposed he had been foully dealt
with. .
No Crime.
No trace OF crime could be followed up
nor any evidence OF foul play be pro-
duced. and the community settled down
TO the conviction that he had gone on to
Join a young woman who left the neigh
borhood about ten days previous TO his
disappearance. and that they together had
gone to Canada.
It is now thought that he did go OF.
but got disguised with his escapade and
returned home, but could not face the
humiliation which awaited him, and took
his own life.
Young was a married man. with a
family. and a prosperous merchant and
farmer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
Greene Gaynor Case.
NV Associated Press,)

MY FbSVU1u Fru : FHSoI ,W1-
SAVANNAH. GA, April 7.-The entire
session Of the United States Court was
occupied to-day by Mr., Osborne IN his
argument for Greene and Gaynor.
While no announcement has been au-
thorized as the length Of time allotted
to each OF the speakers, 1t IS evident
that they are to be allowed about five
hours each. This being true, the case
should end on Thursday or Friday next,
provided no night sessions are held, and
it may continue until thai time, even
though night sessions are held.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
Road Changes Hands.

CLEVELAND, O., April 7.--Presldent
ii, Cnnniff, OF the New York, Chicago
and ST, Louis tNickol-Plate) road, de-
,c,IIned to-day to discuss the report that
the road had passed Into the hands OF
Company. Mr.. Canniff oaid he would
neither deny nor confirm the report. Ru-
mors CONCERNING a change In the control
Of tho Nickcl-Plate have been persistently
circulated for. several weeks past,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
Naval Academy Wins.

(By Associated Prass.]
ANNAPOLIS, MD, April TN a four
cornered race on the Severn River this
afternoon the .rst and second e~lght-oarcl
crews Of the Naval Academy defeated
the varsity and freshmen crews. OF
coorgetown University, the race marking
the beginning Of the rowing season at the
Naval Academy. Fl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
HAGUE CONFERENCE DATE
Is NOT SATISFACTORY
Az AssocIated Press,

WASHINGTON, April THE state de-
partment has suggested to the Russian
government, through Ambassador Rosen.
fhat the period suggested In the Russian
note for the convention of the second
ungue conferencc-namcly, the carly part
Of July, would be inconvenient to America
and to some Of the other countries Of this
hemisphere, which had expected to be
represented at Tho Hague
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
SMITH CANDIDATE TO
SUCCEED GENERAL ALGER
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON. April 7.-Wllliam AL
den Smith, representing the Fifth Michi
gan congressional district, to-day an
nounced his candidacy for the senate as
the successor of Senator Alger, who Is
voluntarily retiring. Mr.. Smith will issue
4 formal statement Monday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
Reach An Agreement.

(By Associated Prcss.)
SPARTANBLRG, S. c., April THE
long standing fight between w. Il. Lucas,
OF Laurens, and the Millikens for con-
troll or the Laurens cotton mill, has been
settled, articles of agreement being
drafted at a meeting of those interested
held here to-day. The conditions and
terms agreed are being withhold, and
Will not b. announced until ratified at
a general meeting called for next Thurs
day at L.nMrens.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
Perkins on Tariff.

of Mr., II. 7. Rogers, aged ifty-fve, orlgi-
naily OF l;oudoun county, va; who was
disease, Will be held tomorrow under the
direction of the Milennial Dawn Bible
Class. Mr.. Rogers was unmarried. He
ligious work. For thirty years, almost
ever since leaving Virginia. he had been
in the employ Of the Crane Furniture
COMPANY,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
CURES KIDNEY DISEASE

tho heirs Of Samuel Ayres; claim OF Mrs.
Ellen Fl. Smith; claim OF the trustees of
Liberty Baptist Church, New Kent coun-
ty; claim of the trustees of -Four Mile
Creek Baptist Church; claim OF Margaret
Myers; claim of the trustees Of Westover
Church, Charles City county.
BY Mr.. Jones: Claim Of Joseph T.
Chance. and the heirs of John r. Burton.
deceased, Accomac county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
Virpinian Elected:

Especial to The Tlmes-plspatch.)
Board Of curatorss Of ciarksburg COLLEGE,
has elected Prof, r: u, Beatty, Of Wood;
VA, as professor OF English n
science In that Institution, ass
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
Bribery E~xtraditable.

= ------- I C1H'
LONDON April 7.-The lord chancellor,
Sir Robert Threslie Reid, introduced a
bill In the house OF lords to-day making
bribery and bankruptcy extrad!table Of
lenses In accordance with tho Anglo
American convention, &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
CAPTAIN Hawks Not So Well.

Captain p. j.. Hawks. who was hurt In
the Cannon Ball wreck, was reported as
not being 50, we'll asst night. His lleau,
back and shoulders are giving him "a
great deal at naln.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
FLOOD ONLY ONE,
Tenth, District Committee Will
Declare Him the Nominee.
fsneclal to The Times DIspatoh.

Nh Especial to TIC ITHleB-DIspHtcI
WALKERS FORD, Va, April L.
This is the last day in which candidates
for the Democratic nomination for Con-
gross in tho Tenth District could fle
notice OF candidacy. Tho only name flled
was that OF II. D, Flood, the monument.
The district committee VII! meet ~
Lynchburg Saturday next to, declare Mr..
Flood the nominee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
THE T

Forecast: Virginin-Partly cloudy Sun
day; rain BY night; Monday. rain and
cooler: light to fresh south winds,
North Carollna-Purtly cloudy Sunday;
Monday, rain; cooler IN western portions;
fresh south to southwest winds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral of Mrs, MARION \. REID,
wlio died at her residence, 1872 Most
Leigh street, Thursday at / p. NJ,
Will he held at the First Presbyterian
Church tcoiofed) Sunday, April Sth, at
IL A. NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
Saws Fortune Belongs to Him.

MAKTINSBUkG, ", VA, Aprll 7,-Ancrl
having Been absent iron, home twenty-six
years. ", p Miller; sen Of the late Luther
city, from Leeds, Eng, In regard to his
family. lie VIII return to claim a large
fortune left him by his fathers will.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
Nine Negroes Arrested.

Onicers from the F7rst P0IlcN Station
made a raid In Ryan's Alley last and ar
rested nine negroes, 4iFFey were piaSinH
whenTthe police swopped In upon. hem,
and lhe,eards were scattered lnSaH3 quar-
steys OF the room,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08

Every housewife In Richmond should
have Il copy, of the Argo Red Salmon
Cook Book. Very few people know how
many delicious dishes can. be prepared
from Argo Red Salmon, IT. sells sYery-
where at fifteen cents per can.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
Conditions Yesterday.

Ricllmond's weather yesterday wa clear
and warm, Range Of The thermometer:
e 9 ii M.".,,,Si E I, MM,."..,'sSss
5 L. M.,",,,,....65 ~ mldnight....,.. 81
(Avernse..,.....,.,M 2-3)
.1]iighest lemperature observation-disclosures. o.
Mean Temperature yesterday. .,...,.,. 51.5
Normal temperature for April 49,. 90
Departure from normal temperature. u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08

#@@E@ HoN. JAMES MURPHY. #@8
8& This nopu1ar and respected nist+ In writing of his remarkable cure, recently
some years. go 1 commence to be troubled with n weak side and back, and
his care for a long time, but he did me NJ good. i got a bottle ofW Warmers Safe
Cure n 1T worked wonder from the start, I continued to use IT. and. although
eIghtyTour years Of ac, In about two months1 was in. my normal condition and
foStHSo retnrrn Of nv hath II Ihnnk The Lord and your great medine. Whenever
a. hear Oft ny one having the. same trouble = adYlse mem 70 Ike oac 1"t
(which ] am satisfied will cure then. ##. .@ M ,#., 80. 49,
ABOUT five years go 4 advised q .riend, VINO was very ~ hhn nM. . liz ~
he vas cured He now writes me m he could not get along w1thouti 1t under my
Observation-Disclosures P.NURPHY. 515s South olet street Joner III. No'en-
|ber9 D., 1905. #@@ .@
|FIND OUT BY THIS TEST: Y is ' s% %e %f11 w sss 70 f S%s 81 f. { 5eS sss
float about IN 1t. your Kidneys are diseased. II after you have made this
test you have any doubt in, your mnd az to the development Of the disease IN IN
send w a report With advice free
CURES KIDNEY DISEASE
WARMERS SAFE PILLS taken With WARMERS SAFE CURE move the
bowels senly ad aid a speedy cure WARMERS SAFE CURE is now put up
in i've sizes and is sold ~ ali druggists. or direct at so CENTS AND tfI0 a
Trial Bottle Free. 7 g convince eMGy sumsr from tsMe % 81 f he 80:
SAFE CURE will cure them.a trial botuc Will. bes sent ABSOLUTELY FRED.
postpaid to N oew Tho viii write WARMERS SAFE CURE Go.ReSheseI n Y.
|genuneness OF. this ofer isf fully guaranteed. Our. doctors. will also send medical
containing descriptions offs symptoms m Treatment of each disease, ad
many convincing testimonials freeto every ont #@8#N#&##@#
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Elizabeth V. Dickerson.

The funeral of the late Mrs, Elizabeth
dence. No. 500 West Main Street, Satul'-
day afternoon at 1880 O'Clock, the Rev.
Or. Mcpaniel, Rev. Thomas Scmmes and
Rylaad knight conducting the services.
The honorary pail bearers were; A. L..
Phillips, II. r., Pollard, Joseph w, Eggle-
s,on, John #, Mayer, r, III. Taylor, j. Q,
Haw aud Dr. B, D. BROKER.
Active; Albert II. Hin, G. Walton
Saunders. a, T.. Johann. John G. Thomas,
oscar Adams, Burnett Lewis, n ", Gun
ningham and il. Palnlatory,
The remains were inferred In the family
section IN Hollywood Cemetery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08

TRIAL BOTTLE or T1IEE WORLDS GFDATEsT a5KlDNnY. CURE MT
bnsetHITIMy r t ooFg5HrrTERas gn lAyhHonM,, RH1 BSNRRqn R1f ri Rla H1APPsas9 On T HHs9Sb
hiALn WpHSNEsss" - ooSNi on sA -" 1a A 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
Third District Claims.

Representatives Lamb has secured refer,
ence to the Cou;A OF Claims OF the foi.-
lowing claims from the Third Distrlct:
Claim of John y. CALDWELL o. me .nus,
tees, of Ivy Memorial Chapel, Chesterfield
county; second claim of James I. Cald.
we'll; claim az William Nantes; claim OF
the personal, representatives OF the estate
OF Alexander Myers, deceased claim oe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
Conditions in Important Cities.
Miniature Almanac.

-, n" - W "-"-7 ApTlI 3, 1906.
sun rises $3.50 6:t7 HIGH TIpI,
Sun sets.,.... C:37 Morning. .... 3 .52
Moon ~rises"t. COG Evening ",,n.. AIS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08


us look so.'
Mark Twain after travelling
all around the world says that
there are no clothes equal to
American made.
His favo1'ite coat Is & black
double-breasted frock, similar
to the garments we're show
ing this Spring.
It's q coat that every man
needs, and we have It perfect
in every detail at $2B to $3B,
with Vests.
Dunlap Silk Hats, Hanan
Patent Leather Shoes, Easter
Scarfs, Gloves, etc.-everythtng
10 complete your perfect OUT
fitting at a moments notice.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
Wesley Coleman.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
FR.EEEpERIcKsBTRG VA, April l., Mr..
Wesley Coleman, IA prominent citizen OF
gpotsylyania county. died at his home Fri
day night of heart disease, aged "a years,
He is survived by his wife and several
children. among them Mr.. +, w. Cole
rnar n prorninent laWyer OF this city,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
WEAK BACK! !.
IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS!

Ex.Judge james 4. Murphy, 51b s. Joliet St., Joliet, Ill, who suffered
intensely for years fron, kidney disease and pains III side and back, restored
to health and cured ut "a by @&%sE %S &# &Q@ a@ &AA@#8
SAFE CURE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
II. T.. Rogers.

Especial to The Times Dispatch,)
ST.. LOUIS, MO-, April 1.-THE funeral
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08

1t is not at all probable that such a
law will enacted at the present session.
but those who are most familiar with
the sentiment Of Congress, including the
member from norther and western
States, believe that the bill introduced
by Representative Heflln marks the he.
ginning Of a crusade which will event
uate In the extension OF the Jim Grow
idea to the street cars}of the District Of
Columbia 5ri
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08

PsETl1EpRf"sHuRG, VA. April i.%l7Sirs. lien
f!etta Virginia Gates, The wife Of John
". Gates died last night at her residence
on west Washington Street, after a long
old, and u survived by her husband and
one brother, Mr.. Emmett. Crowder, of Din
uIIdhln .i,nilnt ". ..- -..-.-. ----'. $1,000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08

mar, prominent lawyer of this city,
Mrs. Henrietta Gates.
+.l Hycnnaial a., Tho ,rip,sc. Dty,. ,.b \
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-29
New St. Mary. HOSPITAL.

The patients Of St Mary's Hospital.
conducted by the Sisters Of Mercy.
have been temporarily provided for
at the Providence Hospital, Oakland
but the sisters have no idea Of discon-
tinuing their work in San Francisco.
Long before the fire they had realized
that their old quarters at First and
Brannan streets had been outgrown
and 1t was their intention to erect a
modern hospital. for which a site was
purchased at Fulton and Shrader
streets
In two large houses on the site they
have erected an emergency hospital
where eight sisters and twenty-five
trained nurses. together with the med
ical and surgical staff under the direc-
ton of DR.. T. E. Bailly, are prepared
to attend to all cases. In the adjoin-
ing vacant lot tents have been erect
ed. and II is estimated that there is
room for 200 patients.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-29
CITY OF PANAMA
REACHES PORT
Passengers! Learn
of Fire at Man.
4t.. zanlllo. tlaI
City'S Iron Works
Are Not Greatly
Damaged.

The people who arrived here yester-
day on the Pacific Mail Company's City
of Panama were more than prepared
for the scene cf desolation that awaited
them. In fact, they were surprised to
| find anything here but an open road
stead.
| The first news Of the San Francisco
disaster was learned at Manzanillo,
where it was reported that 100000 peo-
pie had lost their lives. At Mazatlan
they learned that the peninsula had
split and the sides toppled out Of sight
beneath the sea.
The City OF Panama encountered
heavy gales Thursday and Friday. No
disturbance was felt at sea April Is.
She brought thirteen passengers.
IRON WORKS NOT DAMAGED.
The Risdon Iron Works were undam-
aged by the earthquake and yesterday
500 men were busily engaged as If there
never had been either shake or fire.
BY next week there will be employment
for 1900 men. Considerable damage
was done at the Union Iron Works, but
there, too. all is hustle. The Fulton
,
other plant in the port IN few weeks
will be ready to do it's share Of the i'm
mense amount OF work to be done.
The big drydock at Hunters Point
was damaged slightly. Repairs have
been made and the dock is now ready
for use.
AT the Risdon Iron Works the earth
quake was felt but slightly. A gang OF
men engaged ell night on some emer-
gency work merely paused in their Ia
bors and then worked on until quit
ting time. A 4o-ton marine boiler rest
ing on car and held in place by only
a few blocks of wood was not disturbed
and Of all the miles OF shafting not a
foot Of it was thrown a fraction out OF
plumb.
GEORGE CURTIS IN COLLISION.
The ship George Curtis. which docked
yesterday, was in collision at sea and
the second slnate OF the vessel was
killed, the captain seriously injured
and the ship badly damaged
WATER FRONT NOTES.
The Toyo Kisen Kaisha liner Nippon
Maru Is due tomorrow from the ORR
ent.
Captain John Metcalfs, Lloyds sur
veyor at this port, has established tenn
lorary headquarters at the Risdon Iron
Works.
The army transport Crook was taken
alongside the army transport wharf
yesterday to serve as a mess ship for
the men employed on the dock.
The water wagon for once is popular
along the water front. A sprinkling
cart, loaded with drinking water and
guarded by bluejackets, Is stationed
on the bulkhead at Howard street and
has a patronage greater than any
East saloon ever enjoyed
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-29
GOVERNOR GRIEvED AT
SLANDER OF STATE TROOPS
Guardsmen Are Doing Good Work and
Exoelent Discipline Is En-
forced Among Them.

tCtSS0 EutottS
Major General Greedy has announced
that Governor Pardee consented to the
withdrawal from Oakland Of the two
companies of regular troops which
have been doing guard duty in that
city for the past week The two COM
panies OF regulars will be replaced by
State troops, the Seventh Regiment Of
Los Angeles being assigned to the duty.
The regulars will be assigned to po-
lice duty in the south of Market street
district In this city In connection with
the new system for the distribution OF
food and other supplies.
The State troops will not be with
drawn from San Francisco. Governor
Pardee Is deeply grieved at the publi-
cation In several newspapers Of various
reports rejecting upon the militiamen
TOR various alleged violent acts and
excessive enforcement Of rules.
The Governor has made a personal
examination Of the various camps o.
crpied by the National Guard and is
highly enthusiastic regarding their
condition. He says the most rigid dis
cipline Is maintained and that the sani-
tary conditions are excellent