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WORK RESUMED At
SEVEN MORE MINES
Conditions Improve In Pitts
burg District.
$50 CARS SHIPPED WEDNESDAY
, Independent Operators Are Taking Ad'
vantage Of IdIeness at Their Mines
to Make Repairs and Clean up the
Underground Portions.

Pittsburg, April 6. Work was re-
sumed at seven more mines Thursday
the conditions throughout the Pitts.
burg district were much improved
Oficials of the Pittsburg Coal com.
pany reported 20 per cent OF their
mines now in operation and more mi
ners AT work.
Orders are again beginning TO come
In and Chairman Robbins claims the
company is doing as much business as
II can handle.
Yesterday he mined 10000 tons Of
coal Shipments were $50 cars.
The independent operators are taxi.
ing advantage OF the idlencss AT their
mines 10 make repairs and clean ny.
They say there Is plenty Of coal stock.
ed in cars III the railroad and retail
yards ~ meet all demands for two Or
three weeks, but with the stuppage II
work IN the anthracite and western
, bitumiuouS fields. This district Will so,n
have as much as the miners can do.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-07

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ARRANGE for s,earshlo Service

San Francisco April C--Il has been
announced here that the Western "a
clnc steamship company had cpnclud
81 arrangements f,r trans Pacific
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hoou entered into and both
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-07

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. Mr.. John Alexander D'N,r Thurs
day followed rumors that ire parN In
ia,orr Of ,ho First Apostle lal
grown 30 strong that serious ,pa.
NO. between the Two factions Ia zion
Cl', inign, follow the return ~ her
husband Friend, - Mrs DoSir say
thai she expressed tho belief 'hal
h.,ulsh,, might result Early Thurs
ia, sNe hI In a sWopn Vnllc ~ her
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that she had suffered a stroke ~ pa
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Majority Will Rule,

Dcs Mu!nes. Iowa April G.-Af'cr
adopting n resolution providing for the
majority rule 10 govern The proceed
inge Ot the general convention and the
scale committee, The miners aud op'r
ators of Iowa Thursday referred the
entire matter Of settlement 10 Joint
scale committee which Is now In scs
sion
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The San Francisco call., 1906-11-10
WILL RELEASE SUTTON.

DR.. Leland yesterday completed his
Investigation Of the confession of Dab
ner and Siemsen relating TO the holdup
Of which he was the victim on the
night Of July 10. and for which James
Sutton is now serving a hfty-year pen
itenuary sentence. and declared HIM
self perfectly satisfied that his former
conviction was unjust and that the
real criminals were the two gaspipe
7nurderers. DR.. Leland is preparing af-
fdavits concerning this investigation.
which will be forwarded today to Gov
ernor Psrdee with formal request
from himself and from the Office of
the District Attorney that Sutton be
released from prison at once.
The evidence on which DR. Leland
principally based his decision that his
former recognition of Sutton as the
holeup man was a mistake was be-
cause Dabner and Siemsen both gave
him details Of the affair which they
could not know had they not been the
actual participants. Among these de-
tails was Dabner's confession of hav-
ing taken a knife. which he described
minutely. and which he said he had
noticed particularly because of the fact
that one Of the blades was peculiarly
tempered. This blade had been sub
sected TO sterilizing process and tenn
pered in this way by DR. Leland for
the purpose of performing an opera
tion on an occasion when he was with
out his surgical instruments and was
called on for a minor emergency case.
The handwriting of the note in the
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-10
LANDS JOB FOR SON.
Senator. Wolcott's Widow. Secures
United states Attorneyship
From President.

BUFFALO, Nov. "a woman has
beaten the Republican machine in
Western New York. and Lyman Met
calfe Bass of Buffalo is to be appointed
United States District Attorney for this
district, at a salary of $4,000 a year.
State Committeeman John @. Wyekser,
Republican, of Buffalo, is preparing
protest against the appointment. alleg-
ing Bass youth. his lack Of experience
and, further, that Bass present law
firm. Bissell. Carey & Cook, is counsel
for the Standard Oil Company.
Wyckser's protest is not expected to
change the situation, because young
Bass mother, Mrs. z. o. Wolcott, wild
ow of Senator Wolcott of Colorado,
not only has President Roosevelt's s
willing promise TO appoint her son. but
has also the Inducements of Senators
Platt and Depew and that of Edward
H Butler of Buffalo.
Mrs. Wolcott is a daughter of Mrs.
James H. Metcalfe, a society leader in
Buffalo. Her first husband was Lyman
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-10
soNoMA COUNTY RETURNS.
Office of District Attorney Goes to Clar-
ence f. Lea, Democrat.


SANTA ROSA, Nov. 9.-With semi
official returns in from all precincts ex-
cept two the vote of Sonoma County is
in part as follows:
Gillett 3773, Bell 4443, Porter 1893.
Toland 1914, Henshaw 1859, Lorigan
1880, Sloss 1879, Hatch 3199, Murasky
34S1, Craig 1888. Curry 1897, Nichols
1912, Colgan 1891. Markley 2797, Will
liams 4615. Bayley 1895, Webb 1907.
Morton 3O51, Kingsbury 1850, Lane
3154, Caughey 1872. Haybl 1867, Hyatt
1922, Anna Williams 1868, Shannon
1858, Woodman 1880
The successful legislative candidates
are Deputy District Internal Revenue
Collector Walter F. Price, Eighth Sem
atorial District; Stanley w. Collister
from the Thirteenth Assembly District
and H. W. a. Weske from the Four
teenth Assembly District.
County Clerk. Fred L. Wright CD;
Sheriff, John Smith CR.); Tax Collector,
Frank NJ Collins (R); District Attor-
ney. Clarence F. Lea CD; Assessor,
Frank E. Dowd CD; Coroner and
Public Administrators. Frank L. Black
burn (R): superintendent of Schools,
De Witt Montgomery (R.); County Re-
corder, Fred G. Nagle (R); Auditor,
Charles A. Pool CD; Treasurer, Glenn
E. Murdock (R.); Surveyor, George H
Winkler (R.); Supervisor, Second Dis
trict g. R. Armstrong (R); Fourth
District, c. L. Patterson (R).
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-10
MURPHY Ak HANGS
OVER NJ CARREN.
Tammany Leader Takes
Drastic Step to End Oppo-
sition of the Brooklynite
DRAMATIC MEETING

NEW-YORK. Nov. 9.-Assuming COM
piete control of the Democratic State
organization. and backed and aided by
!. Corners. Charles F. Murphy at a
meeting of the State committee today
took preliminary and unprecedented
steps toward ridding the State machine
of influences hostile to him
Murphy began by having a commit
tee appointed to investigate the con-
duct of Senator Patrick H. McCarren
in the election, in which it is charged
he knitted Hearst, and by letting the
word go out that everyone in the State
organization who is not with Murphy
will be read out of the party 1t is
his purpose to drive the Brooklyn Sem
ator and his committeeman out of the
organization.
Senator McCarren caused a sensation
by admitting that he knitted Hearst
and by defying the committee to pun
ish him. He, defended his action and
declared that he would do the same
thing again with added zeal. Imper-
turbable and smiling, the Brooklyn
leader was a dramatic figure as he
stood before his political foes and re-
buked them for their action. Of in
teresting significance to politicians
was the fact that Maurice Featherson
voted with McCarren and against Muir
ply. He was the only Tammany COM
mitteeman who did.
Startling in the extreme is this dras-
tic action of Murphy. It sent a shiver
through the organization. and is only
the beginning of the campaign he is
TO make to protect himself in his lead
ership of Tammany against the move
ment launched by the Mayor and back
ed by sixteen powerful leaders to de-
throne him and put Featherson In his
place.
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler, the Dem
ocratic candidate for Lieutenant Gov
ernor; William Schuyler jackson of
Buffalo, the Democratic candidate for
Attorney General; Chairman w j.
Corners, who presided; Leader Charles
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-10
NEAR CAPTURE FOR
G|GAN TIC FRAUD.
Franklin Stone, Indicted as
Get-Rich-Quick Swindler,
Returns From Paris Exile
MILLIONS INVOLVED

CINCINNATI Ohio, Nov. 9.-Franklin
Stone, formerly of Philadelphia and
now giving Paris as his home, who is
wanted by the Government on an in
dictment charging misuse of the mails
in the Storey Company's transactions,
involving the loss of several millions
of dollars, was in Cincinnati today, but
disappeared before the officials could
apprehend him.
Last year the Philadelphia papers
began a campaign. against the get-rich-
quick concerns in that city, and among
them the Storey Cotton Company was
named. A run on that concern fol-
lowed, and finally it's failure was an
nounced with liabilities of about ST.
600, ,000 Indictments were returned
against Stone and f. Ewart Storey
president of the company. Both had
disappeared however, as also had Mrs
Sophie Lang, the stenographer, The
officials failed to locate them although
they We're heard from in various parts
of the world
Stone was reported to be in this city
yesterday, and was finally located and
subjected to an interview today. He
said Paris was now his home, and that
he had several big deals on hand.
Asked If he was afraid of arrest. he
said:
w ell, nave never occu dIIcStcu
yet More Americans IN Paris know
me than know the American Embassa-
dor. / am not trying to hide. I am
not wanted now by the Federal Of
fcers, II ever l was wanted by them.
I send more broken down Americans
home with first class tickets than any
other American in Europe. 1 sailed
abroad a week before the Storey Cot
ton Company went into bankruptcy.
Uncle Sam has no case against me-
Stone said that President Storey was
living In London, but was in very poor
health.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-10
DEL NoRTE COUNTY RETURNS.
Gillett and Others on Ticket Given
Good Pluralities.

CRESCENT CITY, Nov. Com
plete returns from Del Norte County
are as follows: Gillett $50. Bell 80,
Lewis 81. Langdon 16, Blanchard 8;
Lieutenant Governor. Porter 3s2. Bo-
land 271. Wheat Is, Whitmoreg 8,
Blagge IS.
For the Supreme Court. Henshaw
3ss. Lorigan 404, Sloss 3e9, Hatch 247,
Murasky 245, Craig 23S, Andrew 81
Leiss IS. Fletcher u. Farror 5. Mills 13.
For Secretary of State. Curry 412
Nichols 2l3, Holloway 5s, Swain s.:
Controller. Colgan 412. Markley 222
Philbrick 5s1: for Treasurer, Williams
3s5, Bagley 227, Reynolds 50. Vail /.
Haskell IA. Peiford 2; for Attorney
General, Webb 3S3, Morton -13, Down
ing 81. Williams 5; for Surveyor Cen
eral, Kingsbury 373, Lane 213, Mat
thews 46. Chipman 4 for Clerk of the
Supreme Court. Caughey 357, Haybl 1874,
Wells 81, .Fassatt 2. Rainey 8; for Su-
perintendent Public Instruction. Hyatt
$50. Williams 221, Smith SIS; Superin-
tendent State Printing. Shannon 369,
Woodman 203, Garrett 54. Collins 4.
1 For Presiding Judge District Court
of Appeals. Third District. Chapman 316.
Hughes 344, Chambers So; Associate
Justice Court of Appeal. Third District,
Hart 1ss. Burnett 1S8, Mclaughlin 120,
Cowan SO. Moligar 10. George 20; for
State Board of Equalization, First Dis
trict, Collins 1s2. Nutting 104, Collier
1s; for Railroad Commissioner, First
District. Irwin 173. Peters 120. Williams
20; Senator. First District, eight pre-
cincts out of nine. Riley 3S4, Logan PAP.
For Congress. First District, eight
out of nine precincts. Taft. 300. Engle-
bright 217; for Assemblyman, First Dis
trict, eight precincts out of nine, Berry
345, NARROW 254
Assembly Constitutional Amendme nj
No. 2-Yes, 5; No. 4eS. All the other
Assembly amendments, with the excep-
tion of those proposed at the extra
session, were rejected
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-10
VENTURA RETURNS CORRECTED

VENTURA. Nov. s.-Correeted COM
plete returns of Ventura County give
Gillett 1448. Bell s73, Langdon $40;
Lieutenant Governor Porter 1854, To-
land 1905. BIagge 297: for Supreme
Court. Henshaw I4i7. Lorigan 1882. Mu-
rasky 1116; Secretary of State, Curry
1875; Nichols 823, Swain 224; Controller,
Colgan 1855 Markley 822; Treasurer,
Williams 1860. Bayley 799; Attorney
General. Webb 1890. Morton S67: Sur
veyor General, Kingsbury 1896, Lane
S57; Supreme Court Clerk, Caughey
1918, Hayble 82S; School Superintend-
ent, Hyatt 1882, Williams 96S; State
Printer, Shannon 1853. Woodlnan 8o7 {;
Congress. Smith 1850, Barlow 1853; As
sembly, Sackett (R-) 1896, Fleisher CD
1864
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-10
Assignments for.
Navy Officers.

wv TASHINGTON. Nov. 9.--The
w following orders have been
issued by the Navy Department.
Assistant Surgeon r. 3. Chap
man detached from the supply
and assigned to the naval sta
tion at Cavite, p. l.; First Lieu
tenant T. G. Tucner, L. ;. Ma
rfne Corps, detached from the
Rainbow and assigned TO naval
station, Cavite, p. l.; FIRST Lieu
tenant F. c. Lander, U. ;. Marine
Corps, assigned to RafnbOv~S
Lieutenant c. c. Fewel. detached
from the Princeton and ordered
home to await Orders-
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-10
Relative of Dreier Repudiates Siemsen
Gillett IS Quick to Rebuke|
Manager George Hatton.
Too Much Talk of Patronage

Caughey 1713, Haybl 1134. Superin-
tendent Public Instruction, Hyatt 1854,
Williams 1853; State Printer. Shannon
1874, Woodman I'LL; Presiding Justice
Court of Appeal. Chapman 149S,
Hughes 1898; Associate Justice, Court
of Appeal. Hart 1850. Burnett 1885,
Mclaughlin 1918, Cowan 926; Congress,
full term. Englebright ITS Taft 1104;
short term, Englebright 1888. Taft 4;
Board of Equalization, Brown 1855.
Downey ITO; Railroad Commissioner,
Irwin 1914, Peters 1888; Assembly,
Tenth District, Birdsall 1884, Living
Ston 1897
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-10
cH1pMAN WINS JusTrcEsHIp.

SACRAMENTO. Nov. 81. w. Hughes
comedies the election of N. P. Chipman
to the Presiding Justicesffip of the
Third District Appellate Court Chip
man claims a majority of 500. and this
also Hughes comedies. Complete re-
turns from twenty-six out of thirty
five counties in the district give Chip
man a majority of 713. Chipman prob
ably will get better returns in the re-
naming counties. and Hughes says 1t
is impossible for him to overcome the
lead.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-10
BELL PLURALITY IN PLACER.
County Gives Him Lead of Four Hun
dred Over Gfllett.

AUBURN. Nov. 9.-Complete returns
of Placer County. except Bath precinct.
which has only thirteen votes, are as
follows: Gillett 1855. Bell 1928. Lang
don 122; Lieutenant Governor, Porter
1417, Toland l491, Blagge 81; Associate
Justice Supreme Court, Henshaw 1879,
Lorigan 1882, Hatch 1903, Murasky
1904, Sloss 1901. Craig 112; Secretary
of State. Curry 1855. Nichols 1888; Con-
troller. -Coigan 1854 Markley 1882;
Treasurer, Williams 1744, Bayley 1925;
Attorney General, Webb 1858. Morton
1886; Surveyor General. Kingsbury
17z5. Lane II49; Clerk Supreme Court,
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-10
REPUBLICANS CARRY NApA.

NAPA, Nov. 9.-Returns from all the
precincts of this county give the fol-
lowing vote: Gillett' 1901, Bell 24so.
Bells plurality 1179; for Congress,
Duncan McKtnlay 2071, w. a. Beard
1913. McKinlay's plurality is $50.
Frank Bush was elected Assemblyman
by 434 majority. The Republicans
elected all but thee of the county Of
hcers.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-10
BRYAN EXPRESSES OPINION.
Says President's Criticism of Hearst
Was in Bad Taste.

LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 9.-Commenting
on the results Of Tuesdays election,
William J. Bryan gets considerable sat
isfaction in viewing the outcome from
a Democratic standpoint. He regrets
the defeat OF w. r. Hearst in New
York, but cannot see wherein President
Roosevelt can find any comfort in the
vote of the Empire State.
Mr.. Bryan says the Presidents per
sonal attack on Hearst was in very had
taste, but he insists that the attack did
not favorably impress the public
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-10

ROB SAN JOSE sToRE.-san Jose Nov. o.
Burglars last night entered the Mclaughlin
Pharmacy. at Third and Santa Clara streets
through the iron doors on the sidewalk and
stole $500 OF this amount they dropped s14e
in bank notes, which found on the floor
this morning.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-10
GILLErT WINS IN CALAyERAs.

SONORA, Nov. 9.-The returns for
Calaveras County are practically COM
plete and give Gillett 1883, Bell 923.
Langdon 3ss: State Senator, Mckinney
(R) 1871, Can.inetti CD 1913; Assem-
bly,, Snyder (R.) 1854, Matson CD 1898.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-10

DR.. w H Armstrong, dentist. form
er1y SOB Montgomery ave, now rooms
2oe-2 Delbert block, cor. Van Ness
and OFarrell.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-10

K. Bass, brilliant lawyer and himself
United States District Attorney for
Western New York.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-10

box in which DR.. Leland's jeweIry was
returned was also identical with Dab
ner's handwriting, and the account
given by the two murderers of having
purchased the box at q Union street
candy store was verified and found to
be true, paper of the same number as
that in which the box was " raped
being found in the store
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-10

F. Murphy of Tammany Hall; Senator
McCarren of Brooklyn, and Norman E
Mack of Buffalo. Democratic National
committeeman. were among those pres
ent.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-10

The old Hammam Baths OF Grant avenue now
Open SIS and SIT Eddy street.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-10
MuRAKATA.s EsTATE IN PROBATE.

Public Administrators j. A. Stultz yes
terday applied for letters of admins
traitor for the estate of NJ Murakata,
the murdered Japanese bank official,
and one of the victims of Dabner and
Siemsen, who was killed in the raid
on the Japanese bank on October 3. The
estate left by Murakata does not
amount to over $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-10
CREEKS sLAy BuLGARIANs.

SALoNIKA, European Turkey. Nov. 9.
A Greek band has killed twenty five
Bulgarians and burned many houses
at the town of Caradjova. near Series.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-10
$3.50 Mems Suits s8.7S'

The. suits are new models-winter
weights-neat patterns-well made.
The rain coats are long swagger gar
ments made of cravenetted Scotches that.
shed the water like a ducks back and
are mighty good to look at in the sun.
shine. All S12. so values $8.75.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-03

While on a hunting expedition up
In the mountains last week. II. x.
Leonard of this city had a hair
breadth escape from q probable fatal
accident. A II was. he was slightly
wounded In the right side and right
arm. a few pellets having struck him
there and penetrated the skin.
Mr.. Leonard was walking at tbs
time behind a wagon. or the bed OF
which was lying a loaded shot gun
In some mysterious manner the CUR
became discharged. Fortunately Mr.
Leonard had his arm raised or u
might have been terribly mangled
Had the gun been pointing a few
inches more to the left there Is little
doubt but what the accident woul'
have ended fatally. Mr.. Leonard u
thankful he escaped as luckily as hS
Iid.