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The San Francisco call., 1906-11-16

At a meeting of the board of direc-
tors of the Citizens National Bank of
Post street, yesterday afternoon, w.
Frank Pierce was elected president and
a member Of the board Of directors to
take the place OF Douglas Watson, who
recently resigned.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-16
BUILDINGS TO BE ERECTED

Applications for permits to erect
buildings were made yesterday with
the Board of Public Works by the
Misses Dore, north side of Market
street, near Noe, s1S,0 900; John D. Field
busch, west side of Polk street, near
Bush, $1,000, and M. Fisher Company,
southwest corner of Seventeenth and
Dearborn streets.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-16
NAVAL VETERANS WILL DANCE

The third annual ball of Phelps
Squadron No. u. veterans OF the United
States navy, will be held in Naval Hall,
Jefferson Square building, 925 Golden
Gate avenue, on Saturday evening, De-
cember /.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-16
RAILwA- TRAVEL
CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN

Boats Leave Tiburon Ferry, Foot OF Market st.
From s: T. for Tiburon. Belvedere and san
Rafael-Week Daye-7:30 900, al 100 A. a..
1926. $3.50. 5<fo.. ESQ P. NJ sunda ays-s:0o.
ESQ., s11:O0 A. NJ. 12.35. $3.50. $40. $50
From San Rafael for s. F.-week Days-s:Os.
1885 $40 A. NJ. 1850. 3:40 5:O0 500 p. NJ
Sundays-6:o5. 7:35. 500. SIG. 9:f0 A. NJ.
B:4O 4:50. $780, $40. $50 P. M.
e:50 1888 A. NJ. 1:io. 4:o5. 5:45 P. NJ. sun
days-6:ss. $40. $40. 1906. 11;s5 A n.
lie. s4:o5. 5:25. 5:46. 6:55 P. NJ
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-16
See Niagara Falls

On your way East by using one of the many
trains of the New York Central Lines from
Chicago. Write regarding rates. routes. etc.
Carlton c, Crane. Pac. Coast Agent. Ferry Nave.
San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-16
Ed. c. Lotus,

Frank LOTUS, VIM. H. LOTUS, write
Uhl Bros, 721 Market ST., San Fran
cisco, your whereabouts. Important. :
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-16
NEW BANK PREsrDENT

Buy your awnings, tents and wagon
covers at f. Thoms. 1909 Mission st.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-16

Nordhoff Grill formal opening Satur-
day, Nov. II. Dinner to $50. 1916
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-16

STAGE CONNECTIONS
Stages connect at Green Brae for San Quentin:
MARI West Springs at FULTON for Burke's
gsnatortum: at LYTT0N for Lytton Springs. AZ
GFYSFRvILLE for Skaggs' Springs: At
CLOvERDALE for the Geysers. Bonneville. Phfio.
Elk and Greenwood; at HOPLAND for Duncan
Springs Highland Springs Kelseyvfl1e New
Carlsbad Springs. Soda Bay. LakeDort Bartlett
Springs; at UKIAH for vichy Springs. Saratoga
Strings. Blue Lakes. Laurel Dell Lake Wiffer
Springs Upper Lake. Pomo. Potter Valley John
Days Lierley's, Hullville, Orr's Hot Springs
Hsndnc,no citv Fort bragg W. We-tnort me,
Usal: at wILLITrS for Hearst and Sawvers. m
SHERWOOD for Fort Bragg. Lavtonville West
port Covelo. Cummings. Bells Springs Harris
Hubbard. Fruitland. Dyersville. Gsrbervflle. Pep
perwood Camp s. Scotia and Eureka
Boats leave TTburOn Ferry, foot of
Market ST, and connect with trains nf
General Office.
TfBURON FERRY BLDG. SAN FRANCISCO
JAS. AGLER General Manager.
h, K. RYAN. Gen. Passenger and Freight Agt.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-16

Peroxide is as injurious to the home
as to the hair.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-16

Notification has been received at the
headquarters of the Amalgamated As
sociation of Iron, Steel and Tin Work
ers that the striking puddlers at Read
ing. Pa. who have been out since July
I, have voted to continue the strike.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-16

The central labor body of Cleveland
hopes to build a $4,000 labor temple
by October. 1907. The sum OF $1,000 has
been raised to purchase the lot and 1t
is expected that the remaining amount
will be raised during the winter
months. so that the building can be
commenced early next spring.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-16

In letter recently received by the
Fall River. Mass. Textile Council the
Manufacturers Association declined to
make the advance in wages asked by
the council The operatives did not
make a fat demand, but merely asked
the manufacturers to consider the i'm
proved conditions and see II they could
not afford an advance. The employers
wish TO wait until the present pros
perity becomes more deep seated be-
fore 4hav
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-16

Despite the trouble il is having in
various parts Of the country. the ANAL
gamated Sheet Metal Workers Inter
national Alliance continues to grow
rapidly General Secretary .ohn z.
Bray has Just issued a report showing
that during the past three months local
unions have been formed at the rate
Of one each week The latest to be
formed are located in the following
cities: Hackensack, n. j.; Huntington,
". Va: Baltimore, Nd. ltwo): Charles
ton. 6. c.; Brandon. Man; Troy, g. z;
Newburg, n. Y; Fargo, N. D.; Poca-
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-16

collect baggage and checks on trains
of Southern Pacific and deliver bag
gage to residence. They are authorised
to check baggage direct from RESI-
dence- Telephone Temporary 1945-'
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-16

I.aborers' Protective Union No. ss44
VIII meet in the new hall of the Sheet
Metal Workers on Guerrero street. near
Fourteenth, as soon as the building is
completed. which will be in the course
Of month. The Sheet Metal Workers
insist that all laborers working on
buildings with them carry union card,
and a strong bond Of friendship exists
between the two Organizations.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-16

Ten candidates were obligated at the
last meeting of the Bridge and Struc-
tural Iron Workers Union and twenty
admitted on transfer cards. The union
is in a most fiourishing condition and
trade was reported good.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-05
Sic @urif ottS ffnnoru.

Wegen 8erge6ens gesen 6as Retds=
3oageieB bate ii@ jingit Der erft Dor
&uraem aus l1ngarn mad Berlin iiber.
9eiieoelte 9aus0iener Soiepb 2acsptp
Dor Dem bortieen S60ffenaeri6t al
berontpUrten. 9iir5li9 er1ielt 2oes
5ofo Die iibli9e Mittbeilunq BPM
3oQant, Dab fir i'm Elm 5papfli9tiaeg
Nuslan6spadet an9efommen lei. Grz
ipartungspou erT9ien Der biebere I'M
gar duf Dem 3ondmt, no Inn mitae>
tbetlt tpuroe. 6aB aug feiner 6eimafbS
ftdot cine Wurft fir i'm anaetommer
lei, Die ber5oGlt fper6en miiBte. 2ocz
3oto ertldrte ii6 bier3u bereit, fiel ies
ODD ppr S6red balo nm, ais linn Sic
Summe genannt puroe. ,Sot ftfl
Wurft gar nidt 10 biel Wertb, pie ih
foQ sablen Staier!!" tbeilte er en6Ii6
Dem 3olbedmten nit.
Na4 ldngem Sin utto Ser einiate
man fi9 f6liebli6 6ubin, 6ub 6ie
Wurit, nm alien S9pieri9feiten al
sf1tgebers. berbrannt rerben foQte. Mit
gemif9ten @efiblen fab 2ac5pto Ser
i36nen Wurft mad, Die biz CUR 8orz
na6me Ser grefution beifeite oeIeot
fpur6e. Mie er bebauptet, 6dtten i'm
mebrere Perfpnen aus Dem Bublifum
5u9efliiitert, er foIe BOD nit Ser WurIf
perI6ptnoen. S6dtId9li9 mar auf
etnnol Der @ngefGdgte un6 audi sic
Wurit, Die ibren Beirut perfe6lt bate,
berI3punOen. Dies mar ie6o6 bon
Dem 3or6eamten bemerft por6en. Die
Jolqe mar Die @ntlage. Del &C.
ri8ts6of fam iebo9 gu elmer Sreifpres
dung oes @n9eflagten, neil sic Ron
bieiem borgebra9te 8ebauptunq, er
babe tnfol9e ieiner l1nfenntriB Ser
oeutI3en Spro6e cine Qnoronung pes
3oabedmten falf9 perftanoen, ri6t
ipioerlegt peroen fonnte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-05
Bic fBbaren Dogelmtftr.
RSiHenidtaftItde t~tnterfadbans, threr SsrfseI
lung uno oeren ReinItat.

l1eber Die Dirt Der Ssritenung Der
reBbdren" ooer pin6if9en" @o9elneHer
bur4 Die SeeI4paIben berrI9en pere
i3iebene Qnii9ten. Ser 9romez
tbeus" tbeilt bariiber nit:
Die Salanganen bauen lire I0ffelz
artiSen ReIter on fteiIen 6eIspdnoen
oSer in !5o6len on SEN &iiffen Ser oItz
tnoti9en Snieln, Defenders an Der
Gii6tiite Subds. Oie in Sen 6onSel
gebra9ten Nefter gIei9en etpa Dem
@iertel elmer Gii9ale, finS 0.79-1.17
Sol bod, 1.95-2.73 3on brett unb
etpd 10 @ramm I9per; iie bethlehem
aug elmer Der peiBen 9auienbGafe G3nz
ltferl, bdrten un0 iprOoen MdTe, Die
fi9 our9 So3en in cine sG6e @aGerte
bon fdbem o0er i6pa6 ialsiqem Sc
f3mod ouflOft. sir Die GbineIen fin6
Die inoii9en @~ogelneiter sic feinfte uno
oarrm aud an tbeueriten besa6lte =
Elm ein5iges Neit Der beiten 0ualitGt
toftet in !Sonefong iiber so Gents -
0elifdtefe. Die Gbineien tpei9en Sic
gtefter 5und6ft elm, ee6en ite Damn nit
etnem fetten &dpdinen oSer elmer gnte
in etnen felt perf9lpfenen Sopf uno
lahen lie Sci gelin6em Seuer "a Gtun>
Den lang fpden. Die Sapdner tp6en
tie gu einem i6leimigen 8rei, Sen lie
NIT 3uder bermengen uno talt genie
BEN. guropGii6e Seinf6meder ldfen
lie, in oiinne Streifen serfhnitten, nit
tart gepuroter TIetf9briibe tp1en;
fie 9elten als fart ifimuliren6, tpeG6e
Wtrfung 5eoo9 gum Sbeil pobl Den
9eDiir5en 5ufommen biirfte. Die Nez
tier fouen nun mad Ger einen Nn1i6t
bon Den Salangonen gum dr0Bten
S9eil aus ben perf9ieoenen Meeresz
dl9en nit 6ilfe hires SpeiGels dufs
9ebdut tperoen, tpGbreno lie na@ Der
Nnfi6t anberer MarfbuO nur aus
Dem tlebrigen Spei6el befteben, fpelz
der aus 5ublrei9en Sriiisn in ser
Wfun6z unb &n6enbDbfe bon Sen
Sbier6en a~b9eIpn0ert Miro. 0ur9
llnterfu6uneen tpur0e felt
geiteIt, oaB in ben 8pgelneftern so Big
60 pro5snt Dem Mlcin n~abeIte6enSe
Stiditofffubftans uno nur ettpa Is bis
20 proaent &~obl6bbrate entbalten finb;
3ufammenieBung ipei9t oaber
noutommen bon Oerienigen Ser M}eee
resalgen unb Der oaraus bergeIteuten
prooutte g. g. @garzMgar) ab, 10
DAB nit Si9erbeit an5unebmen if,
Dab Die ebbdren @oqelneiter nur Elm
Gr5eugniB oes Spei9els Ser Gee
I9paIben biloen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-05

Grfannt. 2ebemann (su
feinem S9pieserpater): rSerr Cobb
ftein, i4 tann nit Sbrsr Sodter uns
mOgli4 tpeiterleben!" @olbftsin: rSa,
fno sic benin nit benz @elbe i9on
fertig?"
Der @olfsrebner. Limb
id fase Shneu. meme !Ssrrsn, bic
2umpen niisen ben Stoff aus unS
f4iiren 10 lange ben 9aper, Biz uns
aues bur4 Die 2appen sebt unb bic
partei in 5eBen it,"
= Iu9 esn @runb. rWa=
rum bait Ou Did eisentIi9 10 plDb>
lid perlobt9" = r9d, neiBt Du, id
babe in Der lebten WpbltbGtiafeitss
iotterie cine 10 entaiidenbe Wobnunssz
einri4tung %setponnen.-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-05

Cine quite pfIegerin.
Yattent Cur bibi6en YfIsgsrin):
~Wolen Sis meme Srau nerben.
fuenn i'd geiunOe?" Yflsgsrin: .@es
nib, germ" Patient: yOann lieben
Sic mid uIiO?" 9fleoerin: 8,
nein, bas lit iii Elm She'll u~nferer
gsbunblung. Sd mub msine 9as
tienten Bel gutem Mut6 erbalten. SD
babe beute MOrgen aud sinem gas
tienten DerIpro9en, nit ibm bappnz
5uIaufsn, Obpobl er beipe 8sine pers
loren bat"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-05

Sn 8eut6en pur6e Der
Oherbiirgsrmeiiter Sr. @riinnino nj.
SO BON AZ Stimmen duf cine pe;tsrr
@mtsouuer BON SpDlf Sdbren pisoer,
gepGhlt.
. 9 enfmaI c 8
NeaerfiirIten, bas aus einem aranit,
mem Godel uno elmer 6ron5enen eta,
tue bes oeritorfenen y&Dnigs" ga Ga
BON Spobp beitebt, miro i'm nGdIten
Ttpnat BON Glasgow mad @frita
oebraGt iperoen. Die &oftsn bes
Ncnfmals iino BON europGii6sn5reuns
Den hes aDnigs unb ben einisen feis
ner 8ertpan0ten auFeebroht fporoen.
Der Snbn oes peritprbenen &0riqs.
Der isbige n90nia" 5reoerid 9. Sa
ga BON OpobO. 1T in Glasgow ergo,
gen poroen, uno fein Sobn gusen,
Ser iebt IL Sabre aft 1T, seniebt eben'
falls Die g~rSiebung an elmer Mtaoemie
i'm tpeitli9en S4ottluno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-05
HetteS NerfnnnI Ghpf.

Rettes P~erfonal. Ghef;
rWeine !Serren, i9 babe es nift germ,
bab Sic ii9 BEL Der Qrbeit unterbals
ten!" S9reiber: y@enn mir una
u%nter6alten. bann arbeiten mir audj
ni9t!"
S9lagfertis. Der seiit=
rei4e prpfefor 2i6tenberg bate bas
ungliid, bon Der Natur nit ie6r grpz
BEN Sbren ausgeiiattet gu iein. @ls
ibn barob emit Elm Setannter nit
Den @Drten perfpoitete: n@ber, 6err
prpfefor, mas buben sic fir bGBs
li3e grobe Sbren". e~ntseenete 2ia=
tenberg: Sang re9t, meine Sbren
unb SIR @erftonb = bas sGbe einen
fumOien giel!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-05

g luttba in Der g a
erne. Sn elmer &uferne in Surin.
Stalten, befabl elm ltnteroffi5ier .in9m
Soloaten, Den Slid gu reinigen. Ser
Soleat ipeiserte fi9, unb Ser Inter
offijier seigte i6n ipegen llneebprfams
an. Oarauf ergriff Ser Solbat bas
9efpebr, tSotete ben unterpffiaier our6
ei1en S9uB in Den S6Goel uno fi6
ielbit our4 einen S9uB in ben Inter
leib. n~nterpffisier unb @oloat fparen
Sisilinner.
9rr GrrdIiftsntnrr1t.
sd bin INNER efiidli9, elmer
Meni4en gu finben, mo i9 fiible: BEN
fann i4 pollftdnbis pertrauen. "-rNa
mir TT ether. Der baar sublt. nod lie.
ber!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-05

WiberIest. 9rofeFor: .gi>
ne eri9ppfenoe Definition gu geben,
lit bGufig iebr i9per; 3. g.: @as lit
Gliid?" S3ller: Die 9auptia6e!!"
Gbaratteriitit. Mann:
rSieh' bod einmuI Die Sruu &analei>
oirettor an, Die gebt INNER mad Der
neueiten Mobe eetleibet unb perifebt
bod babel 81 fpuren, inbem lie ibre
abselegten Sltioer fir Die S06ter
umarbeiten lGBt!" 5rau: vSa, bi.
ieb'n aber audi aus pie cine Mobes
sef8i4te bes Iebten Subrsebnts
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-05
SIN Sweifel.

gduerin (bie ben SUDDEN fir bic
@erlpbung ibrer Sp9ter bGdt. iiber=
lfgeno): nBenn i'd pdbt', bab tie
bod in einem bal6en Sabr pieber
aussinunberliefen, bic beiben.. =. ba
piirbe i9 brei Gier fpenigsr nebmen."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-05

2tebe rettet Dom 3 o {.
Gin gepiher Daniel McSonulo lua in
Spotane, 0afb., tootfrant odrnieber
uno Die Qer5te batten ibn bereits arf=
9e9eben, als feline 8rdut, elm Fri.
Nfdrie Berg aus 4fblan0, 0ig., pel&e
ouf Die Ra3ri9t Bpm Der grfrdnfuno
Wfc0onalos bin aaein mad Spofane
gwereiit NOR, BORT eintrdf uno Sic pfleqe
ocs &ranfen iibernabm. Son 6iefem
Waomente on trat in Dem gefinoen bes
beretts Iuf9ege6ensn cine tpeientli6e
utlo arbdltenoe 8eferung Elm unO balb
tonnte er fir 9%erettet erflGrt iperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-05

- Nette &unbf9aft. Gin
S9lGhter erbielt neuIi9 cine @inIu>
bung gu einem Concert, bic er aber
enti6ieben oblebnte, trobbem INN elm
Sreibiqet angebpten purbe. Na1
Dem 9runbe eefrust, fpruh er:
nWenn i6 bingeben piirbe. piirbe ih
bort 10 piele 2eute treffen, bic mir
9elO fir SIeii6 f6ulOen, Dab ss
mir bas gauge @ergniisen perberbeu
piirbe."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-05
Sn Der NerfdmmIun

Su Der Determining q.
Serr gum 8oriiBenben pertrauli9):
~Was2 Der S9neibermi9G bat audi
um's Wort gebeten9 ga fGnnen mir
nns ia auf cine Stunbe eefabt ma=
9en!!" 8oriBenber: Seine Spur!
Seine Srau bat mir gefagt, bab er
Inn 10 ubr piinttli9 gu 9auis fein
muB unb bpr $40 l1br geb' i9
ibm g Wort ni6tl"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
RUFUS +. LESTER
CALLED BY DEATH
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
WASHINGTON. june t0.--Itepresen-
tntive Rufus Ezekiel Lester OF ssvan-
nah, Csn., died NJ the Cairo apartment
house tonight at 6i22 o'clock ms the re-
suit OF injuries he sustained In fall
through n sltyIight last night.
Although Mr.. Lester recovered CON
sciou-ne.s sufficiently TO recognize his
wife and young grnBddnuRhters, he said
nothing which threw liRht on the mnn-
ner in which he wns injured.
Lester had only one child living, Mrs.
Edward Knrrow Of savannah, who II
Mt sen ON her way from Savannah TO
Boston and cannot he reached with the
news of her fathers death until the ar
rivnI of the steamer mt Boston to-
morrow.
Although funeral arrangements cnn-
not he completed until Mrs. HARROW
lands. It is likely that the body will be
taken from this city Monday evening
and that the burial will be in savan-
nah probably Wednesday,.
Mr.. Lester was born In Georgia sixty
nine years ago. He was prominent In
southern politics for more than forty
years.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
NAPA ENTERTAINS
STATE PROMOTERS
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
NAPA, June 16-The counties COM
mittee of the California Promotion
committee held their fifth semi-annual
meeting here today. Delegates were
present from Fresno, San Joaquin, San
Diego, Sacramento, Los Angeles, Men
docino, Sonoma and Napa counties.
The subject for discussion was the
work OF local organizations. The con-
vention was opened by A. Sbarboro,
chairman of the counties committee.
He was followed by an address of
welcome for the Napa chamber of COM
merce by L. ]. Evans. president of the
same. The appointment of committees
on resolutions and credentials was then
made. The remainder of the morning
was taken up by addresses by l.. J.
Norton of Napa, Colsin Brown of San
Joaquin, A. A. Trenidge, president of
the California Miners association, O.
e. Treitmore, P. j. Manchester of Will
lows and Newton Lynch of Petaluma
In the afternoon addresses we're made
by Governor Pardee, Hon. F. H. Short
of Fresno, Rufus p. Jennings, Lieut..
Gov. Alden Anderson, Lewis Aubury,
state mineralogist, Hon. M, L. Ward
of San Diego, c. A. Moody of Los An
geles and d. W. Cooley of Pasadena.
AT the noon recess the ladies of the
New Century club served luncheon for
the visitors in Armory hall, and in the
evening the Napa chamber of COM
merce were the hosts at dinner given
at the Napa Soda Springs, where the
guests were conveyed after the close
of the convention. The chamber of
commerce and New Century club also
held picnic reception in Migliavacca.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
RUSSIAN RIOTERS APPLY TORCH
One Town Destroyed and Another
Looted of Everything of Value

One Town Destroyed and Another
Looted of Everything of Value
By Associated Press
WARSAW, June 16.-The latest mes
sage received here from Bialystok say
the sacking of Jewish houses and shops,
accompanied by conflicts in the streets
between the mobs and the troops, con-
tinued until late last night
Many Jews Poles and Russians, civil
ians and soldiers were killed or
wounded
The suburb of Bojary was totally
burned and eight streets at Balystok
We're completely sacked. The rioting is
said to have extended to Laipy station
on the st. Petersburg railroad. At
both places the Jewish shops were
looted and Jews were murdered or
beaten.
A mob devastated the Jewish shops in
the town Of Chernayawiez, the first sta
ton out of Bialystok on the line to
Grodna.
In Warsaw two police sergeants were
shot and killed and another policeman
was wounded by terrorists and police
Continued ON pngc two.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
SEEK DIVISION OF
SAN DIEGO COUNTY
BY Associa ted Press.

By Assocta ted Press.
IMPERIAL. June 1G--ImpertaI valley
has opened n campaign In behalf Of
county division, the idea being TO set
on ms Imperial county that portion Of
san Diego county formerly known as
the Colorado desert.
n would he bounded In the west by
the coast range of mountains, on the
east by the Colorado river, on the north
by Riverside county aud ON the south
by the international line.
In this section Ia n population Of
close TO ten thousand persons and prop
erty values run up to several million
dollnrs.
The county II making rapid progress
under irrigation. Imperial is 100 miles
In air line from the present county seat,
san Diego. and is three hundred miles
by rniI.
This distance from the seat of county
government makes the transactions OF
public business extremely difficult.
san Diego Is understood to offer NO
objection to the establishment of new
county, conceding the Justice of the
claim of Imperial valley.
A campaign of education will he car
ried on through the state favorable to
this division project, and nm enabling
act will he introduced into the next ses-
sion of the Legislature.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
G. 0. P. CELEBRATES
5OTH ANNIVERSARY
sv Associated Prea..


PHILADISJPHIA. June f6.--rnformaI
celebration of the nftleth anniversary Of
the RepubIIcan party began today when
several hundred delegates marched IN
the rain to the historic musical fund
hall, wherein the first national Republic
can convention nominated John g. Free
mont for president.
The formal four-day celebration will
begin tomorrow afternoon.
The Colorado delegations arrived toe
night and tho California and other
western delegates viii arrive tomorrow.
Among the old time Republicans here
Is William Barnes Of New York. who
brought with him the flag which draped
the coffin of Lincoln on its Journey from
Washington 70 Springfield.
General n. y. Cowan of Cincinnati.
secretary of the Fremont convention, Is
also here. Republicans of national
prominence who will participate in the
celebration are Secretary shnvv, Speaker
Cannon, Senator Beveridge, Postmaster
General COrteIyou and General Freder-
ick Grant.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
Macaro Sakay Gives
Up the Unequal
Struggle
Self-StyIed President Of
Island Republic
Surrenders
Leader Of Guerilla Warfare Declares
Natives Cannot Gain lhdepende nee
Until They Show Themselves
Worthy Of II
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
MANILA, June 16.-Macaro Sakay,
self-styled president, and Francisco
Carton, vice-president of the Filipino
republic, surrendered at the constabu-
larry headquarters in Manila today.
The military and civil authorities
are much elated, as Sakay was chief
of Ladronism in Luzon, and his sur
render means an end of the campaigns
in this section.
The surrender of this Ladrone chief
tain was accomplished through the in
huence of Villa Fuerte, former Off
cfal of Sakay's government Acting
chief of the constabulary conferred
with. Villa Fuerte two months ago and
when the latter gave himself UP he
promised TO use his influence with
Sakay to persuade him to surrender
He met Sakay in the provinces re-
Gently for long conference and which
resulted in the latter's surrender.
Sakay Explains Act
L surrendered, said Sakay, "be-
cause fighting is an uphill game and
the Filipinos will never succeed in
gaining Independence until they show
themselves worthy of it. There is
nothing to be gained by opposing the
Americans"
His surrender is regarded as the most
important since the close of the insur-
rection.
Sakay is an educated Filipino, and af-
ter giving the American authorities
much trouble in and around Manila,
proclaimed himself supreme head of
the republic, with headquarters in the
Tagalog islands, formed a large staff
and issued commissions to generals and
other officers.
He went into the provinces three
years ago and started a campaign Of
robbery and general depreciation.
reward of $1,000 was offered for his
capture.
Sakay fought several battles with the
constabulary and was twice reported
killed, but always evaded arrest.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17

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