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The San Francisco call., 1906-05-23
CHIEF OF OIL TRUST
NOT AN INVALID
Physician Says John D. Rockefeller Is a
Man Of Robust Physique.
STRANGER TO DYSPEPSIA
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

NEW YORK, May 22-For lc
these many years the public. and tt
cartoonists especially, have had &
entirely erroneous notion OF John
Rockefeller health, according TO :
statement made today by his physi
clan, DR.. Paul Allen Of this city. tn.
popular notion long has been tha
the oil king is q dyspeptie, a ms
who was growing thin and haggar'
who could eat nothing but milk, egs
q. oatmeal and was a chronic invs.
I'D Nothing, according to DR.. ALE;
could be further from the truth. Tn
surprising information came oat whe
q reporter asked Dr.. Allen whs
course OF treatment Rockefeller ha
followed in curing himself OF dyspei
Sia.
4 never knew that he had dyspe,
sia," said Dr. Allen. "I have be-
his physician for a number of year
while he was in New Iorx, and
was a. patient OF my father before m
never heard that he had dyspepsi
I never attended him for sHr -
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-23
BIDS DEPUTIES
WARM WELCOME
Hungarian Ruler Opens
New Parliament at
Budapest.
Thankful That Misunder-
standings Have Passed
Away.

BUDAPEST, Hungary, May "a
The Hungarian Parliament was tor
rlally opened at the royal castle today
b5 the Emperor-K King, Francis Joseph.
WHO in speech from the throne BID
the deputies hearty welcome and ex-
pressed his keen thankfulness that
the Misunderstanding had passed
away.
1T is painful to our paternal
heart he said, ito look back on the
events Of the recent past which dis
furbed the orderly course of constitu-
tional life. We are thankful to divine
providence that, following the desire
freely expressed, the disastrous mis-
understanding has vanished, and 1t Is
our ardently cherished wish that the
constitutional cooperation of all the
legislative factors may remain undis-
turbed in the future
After enumerating the measures
which are to be presented for the
consideration of the new Parliament
the speech declared that although
close relations exist with the country's
allies, aiming at the maintenance Of
peace, and in spite of the friendly ties
with other foreign powers which af-
ford guarantee Of peace, provision
must be made for the defensive power
OF the country and therefore an ex-
traordinary contingent OF recruits
must be supplied and equipped In Ac-
cordance with the rule followed by the
previous delegation.
The speech also announced that
after the question of electoral re-
Forms had been settled a new Parlia-
mert Will be summoned
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-23
An EXAMPLE OF BUSINESS ENTERPRISE, EXP
EXPRESSES GRIEF
:. !. TO UNCLE SAM
Assassination of Vice
Consul Stuart Deplored
by Russia.
Vigorous Search for Muir
derer Ordered by
Minister.

ST. PETERSBURG, May 22.-In
response to formal request made by
Embassador Meyer to the Foreign Of
flce here on the subject of the assas-
sination of William II. Stuart, the
American vice consul at Batoum, the
EN- assador has received from For
eign Minister 1swolsky a note wrftten
in his own hand expressing the Gov
ernment's regret and stating that the
Viceroy Of the Caucasus has been or
dered to make the most rigid investi-
CATION of the crime and apprehend
and punish the assassins.
Mr.. Meyer applied for and received
permission for the British Consul at
Ratoum to represent American inter
ests.
Mr. Spring Rice, the British
Charge d'Affaires, also sent note to
the Foreign Office, Mr.. Stuart being a
British subject, and received practi-
cally the same reply as Mr.. Meyer.
WASHINGTON, May 22.-Russian
officials are making every possible eff
fort to capture the murderers of W.
II. Stuart, American Vice Consul at
Batoum, Russia, accodring to dis
patches received by the State Depart
meht today from ambassador Meyer
at st. Petersburg and Thomas E. Hee-
nan, the American Consul at Odessa
Meyers dispatch says the reasons fer
the attack are still unknown. The
murder took place at Makhindjaouri
and Stuart died an hour after the at
tack upon him.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-23
DOUMA TAKES
TWO HOLIDAYS
Interim to Be Occupied
in Preparing for
Trouble.
Agrarian Question Is
First in Minds Of
Russians.

ST. PETERSBURG. May 22.-Par-
lament probably VIII not meet again
until May %, today being the fete day
of St. Nicholas, the miracle worker,
and May "a being 4 scension day. The
interim Will be occupied by the cem-
snittees in examining the credentials
and elections of members and in pre-
parations for the coming struggle over
the measure for the solution of tlr
the country and of Parliament is now
riveted on this problem. all sides
recognizing that the manner In which
it is solved will determine the future
course of events. The Liberal papers,
which yesterday clamored for an open
war of retaliation. owing to the En-
peror's refusal to personally receive
the deputation appointed by the house,
after. sober reflection commend the
course Of Parliament in overlooking
the point of etiquette in favor of the
serious work which the country ex-
poets it to accomplish.
The Constitutional Democrats ag-
rarian project will be attacked by
both the Right and the Left. The radi-
cal workmen and peasant group,
which now numbers more than seven
ty members, has decided To make
light for the complete abolition of pri-
vate ownership and the establishment
Of system providing for the full
naturalization of land While the
members of the Right have a conser
gative land program of their own, the
1etails have not yet been given. out.
They are trying hard to induce the
group Of forty peasants who are hold
ing aloof from party affiliations to
join them. They are proceeding OF,
the theory that the Constitutional
Democrats and extremists, by excesses.
will discredit themselves before the
country and bring, about a reaction
which will give the Conservatives
majority at the next election.
As evidence of its desire to work in
harmony with the lower house, the
Council of the Empire. or upper
house, has decided not to press its own
views of the great questions awaiting
solution, but to await the initiative of
the lower house.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-23

ilment, nor did ever observe in him
ny symptoms of dyspepsia or indi-
estion.
II do not know where originated
lese stories reporting Mr.. Rockefel-
At as a sick man, a dyspeptic and all
aat To my knowledge he was never
sick man. He was bothered at one
me by his hair having a tendency
fall out. and for that he consulted
Decialists. but otherwise l never
new him to be q sick man.
He is commonly supposed or rep
scented in carfcature to be a thin
san, whereas he weighs, as near
as l could Judge, about 100
ounds. No sick man. no man thin
i'm dyspepsia. could play golf as he
5es. From my observation should
y Mr.. Rockefeller is healthier and
ore rugged than the average man
!. his years. This has been true of
In always, SO far as / know
The head OF the oil trust was born
Richaeld Springs. New York. on
Ily S, 1889. and will be s7 years old
a few weeks. According to the ''ex-
srience" table of the Insurance COM
mics, he has from eight to ten
'ars more OF life. Being big and
althy, he may live to be 100,
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-23
To BE Tried by ecclesiastical Court.

SALT LAKE, May GA commission
OF ministers appointed by Bishop F. S.
Spaulsiing of the Episcopal church has
recommended that Rev. James B. Eddie.
who, as dean of ST. Marks Episcopal
Cathedral, this city, was recently per-
mitted to resign. be tried before an &C.
clesiastical court on charges of immoral
ity. The commission heard numerous
witnesses, including a number of hoys.
Eddie. who came here from Carson City,
New. is now at San Diego, Cal. Th,
findings of the commission have been fol :
Tgrded to him.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-23
MURDEROUS COUPLE
TO DIE ON SAME DAY
Mrs. Meyers and Man Who Helped Her
Kin Husband Will Be Hanged.

caller at the house Hoffman and
Mrs. Myers 1T developed at their trial,
deliberately planned TO get Myers out
of the way so they could marry. On
the night of the murder the woman
let Hoffman into the house. Hott-
man, in the darkness, struck Myers
with a billiard cue. Myers called to
his wife for help. In reply she stabbed
her husband repeatedly in the back
with a pair. of scissors and held him
while Hoffman finished the Job. Mrs.
Myers gave Hoffman money with
which he fed to Walla Wala. WASH,
where he was arrested Hot nan con-
fessed, duplicating the woman.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-23

JEFFERSON CITY, May 2o.-Thc
State Supreme Courl today upheld the
death sentences Imposed by the lower
court in the cases ef Frank Hoffman
and Mrs. Aggie Myers, convicted of
numbering the woman's husband,
Clarence Myers. at Kansas City, on
May II, 1904, and set June 20 next as
the date of execution in each case.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, May 22.-The
murder OF Clarence Myers by his wife,
Aggie Myers, and Frank Hoffman, her
lover, was most cold-blooded. Myers
was a printer and lived with his wife
in a small cottage on the outskirts OF
the city. Hoffman was a frequent
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-23
ARDNER LEADS FILIBusTER
AGAINST DIPLOMATIC BILL
subllcans OF the House Defeat Delay
Tactics by Maintaining
Quorum.

Tactics by Maintaining
Quorum.
WASHINGTON, Nay 22.-For an hour
more today the House of Representa-
-cs could not decide whether to go into
'7mittee of the whole on the diplomatic
consular bill or to follow the lead of
rdner Of Massa chusetts to take UP con-
leration of the immigration bill.
Assisted by Williams, the minority
sder, Wardner led mild flibuster
'ainst taking up the consular bill, end
'deavored TO delay matters by raising a
isnber of parliamentary points The Re-
sblicans. however, had quorum of the
ouse present, and eventually the con-
lar bill was taken up and general de-
te was begun.
Vt O'Clock the committee Of the whole
d the diplomatic bill aside.
The Senate bill authorizing the con-
uetion of e dam across the Pen d'Oreille
yer in the State of Washington was
Ssed.
After sending several pension bills to
Inference, the House at 5:1e adjourned
It'll noon tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-23
STEAM PIPE ExPLopEs
iNJURiNc SCORE OF MEN
Employees Of the New York Glucose Com.
pary's Plant Narrowly Escape Meet.
ing With Inetant Death

NEW YORK. May IA score, of men
employed in the engine and dynamo rooms
OF the New York Glucose Company's plant
IN Shadyside, N. j.. on the west bank of
the Hudson River. opposite Ninetieth
street. this ethyl, were injured today by
the explosion of a big steam pipe. The
roof OF the building was blown off and the
wreckage caught fire. Some of the thirty
men who were at work in the building had
narrow escapes Hrofn death, but were
taken out of the blazing ruins by their
fellow laborers from adjoining buildings
belonging to the same company. In the
confusion which followed the explosion
many reports of serious loss of life were
spread among the relatives of the en-.
ployes, thus exaggerating the extent OF
he disaster. The company's force and To-
al firemen fought the flames, which
threatened to destroy several other build
sngs In the big glucose plant.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-23
NO ALASKAN MILITARY
POSTS TO BE ABANDONED

Tenth Infantry VIII Relieve
the Third.
WASHINGTON, May 22--Secretary Taft
has approved an order sending the head
quarters and two battalions of the Tenth
Infantry to Alaska, to replace the Third
Infantry. The Tenth Infantry viii be scat
tered among all the present Alaskan
posts, none Of which will be abandoned,
as was once spsgestcd. Upon Its return
from Alaska the Third Infantry will be
stationed at Forts Wright and Lawton.
Washington. where the Tenth infantry is
now.
Headquarters and two battalions Of the
Twenty-fifth Infantry. now at Fort Mo-
brara, Nebr.. will be transferred to Forts
Mcintosh. brown and Bliss. Texas, and
Fort Niobrara Will be abandoned.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-23
SHOOTS AND KILLS HIMSELF
RATHER THAN eE ARRESTED

Former Convict Fires Bullet Into Erair
Rather Than surrender to Police
After Shooting Wife.
Los ANGELES,- iday a2-Rather thar
surrender to the police, r, c, Begss, the
ex-cenvict. who shot and dangerously
wounded his wife. Mrs. Nellie Beggs, III
their home In Diamond street last Friday
shot and killed himself today in East Los
Angeles.
Detective McCnnn was within ten feet
of the exrcenvict and would-be murderer
when he shot himself. MeCann had traiied
him for some distance and had command
ed him to halt. Beggs thereupon turned
the nNxxle OF his revolver to his own
head and pulled the trigger. The bullet
entered just above the right temple. kill
ing him instantly.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-23
VIII Not Enforce Sunday olo.lnu.

SEATTLE, May 22.--Mayor Moore an
nounced this morning that he would not
order the saloons to close on Sunday. He
declared that he had more important
work for the Police Department to do,
and that he could not AFFORD TO allow the
department. to devote Its time to Sunday
closing. A mass meeting to urge sum
day closing of saloons wcs held In the
Grand Opera house yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-23
GILMAN IS ExPEDITiNG
BALLOONS CONSTRUCTION

rye Force OF Men Building Airship with
Which He VIII Attempt to Reach
North Pole.
,ARIS, May 22.-Major H B. Hersey
I Paris this evening for Tromsoe, Nor
y. where he will meet and conduct to
mes Island the first party Of the Well
an polar expedition. Eighteen joiners
II accompany Major Hersey to put to-
,ther the timbers and canvas shed in
hich the dirigible balloon will be
5used. All the parts of the shed are
Imbered and ready to be piled in po-
tion.
Wellman is expediting the construction
the balloon in order to be able to leave
aris as early as possible. One hundred
echanics are engaged In the construc-
on OF the motors. forty men are at work
1 the envelope, fifteen are building sleds
nd fifty others are at work on various
ppliances in connection with the airship
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-23
Rain cou,e, FLOOD IN Kansas.

BELOIT, Kan. May 22.-Rain fell in
orrents here and west and north last
light. AT Cawlser City. twenty miles
est of here. Mrs. Williams and two
hildren We're drowned while trying to
scape' from their home. around which
he water was rising rapidly.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-23
UNDERGROUND CHINESE
COLONY rs DISCOVERED
Seattle Qrlentals Durrow unGer Buildings
and Sidewalks and Open Opium
and GAMBLING Rooms.

SEATTLE, May a2-An underground
Chinese colony, similar to that which ence
existed in Gan Francisco. has been dis
covered here by city oficials. Seattle
orientais. by burrowing Under buildings,
sidewalks and alleys have succeeded In
excavatinS heretofore unsuspeeted pas
sagaways leading to rooms In which gam
bling and opium smoking is carried on.
Many OF the rooms are lighted by cleo
tflcify. Some of the phssageways extend
for half block or more, many feet un-
dsr sub-ceiIars and sidewalks. Here. with
little or no ventilation, scores Of Chinese
defy interference by white men and live,
smoke epiurn and gamble, secure from
molestation,
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-23

How many lives Of beautiful youn
girls have been sacrificed just as the
were ripening into womanhood Ho,
many irregularities or displacement
have been developed at this importaa
period, resulting in years of suffering
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-23
NAPA GpARDsMEN RECEIVE
A WARM WELCOME HOME
Company H., After Months Service In
San Francisco, Returns to Life
az Poace and Quiet

os Peace and Quiet.
NAPA. May Accompany II OF the
Fifth Regiment. National Guard of Cal
ifornia, returned to Eapa last evening
from San Francisco. The Napa military
company, under command OF Captain g,
c. Gardner. First Lieutenant G. c. Tread
way and Second Lieutenant w. b. Freli-
son, has been on duty in San Francisco
one month The company was located at
Jefferson Square and had charge of the
distribution OF food supplies and cloth
Ing at that place. The company was
one OF tho hrst from the Interior ordered
to San Francisco to assist In policing and
protecting the homeless people and prop
erty after the great earthquake and fire.
1t made good record. The company was
met at the train by a band and about
1000 persons and was escorted to the
new armory. The women OF the Napa
Red Cross Society served supper at the
armery TO the members of the company
and a reception was held.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-23
Senate pas..s Lea,a,atlve ain.

WARRINGTON, May 2a-Tfle legislat-
We, executive and judicial appropriation
oil was passed by the Senate Monday
within three hours Of Its first reading. II
.arries appropriations aggfegatifg sas,-
'15. 25S, an increase of ta0s4s over the
.iaouht reported. to the Senate.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-23
ciniom.. Dies IN earis

PARIS. s;ay s2.--J. Allison Bowen. at
tachcd % tho American conaulate here.
nd i-.cIJ acting consul general, died iie,o
today
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-23
ADVERTISEMENTS.
CRISIS OF GlRLNOOF
A TINE OF PAIN AND PERI

Mise Emma Cole Says that Lydia
Pinkhan's Vegetable Compound he
Saved Fer Life and Made Her We.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-23

Southern Pacific coast Line Trains
flIroush TO Los Angeles all leare San Francisco,
wa Ferry station, Shore Line Limited at a. m.
-. =. tne Co.s,,l ): ~ a. A. aid No. lu So
set kApfess, at 5:i0 y. III
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-23
WOMAN DRINKS FATAL DOSE
or POISON By MISTAKE,

Bottle Of carholle
Acid,
TONoPAH, May 22.-Mrs. G. H. Rogers.
formerly OF Butte. died Monday from the
effects of carbolie acid taken by accident.
Mrs. Rogers arose In the dark for some
cough medicine and by mistake drank
from q bottle containing carbolic acid.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-23

SheeriH's Laundry,
TGo McAliister at. Phone Park 310 We take
laundry and return i'd days.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-09-06
TO CONCLUDE BIG DEAL.

Mr.. c. L. Voss left on yesterday
for brief business trip to New Mex
leo. He goes to attend to the closing
details of large deal by which
Secretary Shaw, Geo. Nicholson and
Mr.. Voss become the owners of 1000
acres in the celebrated Pecos valley
of New Mexico. The tract is in the
artesian section of the valley. and the
land is all under irrigation with fine,
pure water. This valley is noted for
its fertility, raising bounteous crops
and being especially adapted for fruit
raising. 1t is the purpose of the
Denison syndicate to cut the tract up
into 40 acre farms and to sell them to
actual settlers. 1t is hard to find a
western state or territory where Den
ison capital is not invested.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-09-06
THE MILES HONEY COMPANY
New Firm Makes its Bow to the Public
and Solicits Patronage.

Having learned how to handle bees
so as to produce honey of first quality,
and having a demand for more honey
than can produce. have decided to
take my two daughters and two sons
into partnership, under the name of
the Miles Honey Co.
We shall aim in the future as in
the past. to produce the very best.
"Of all that is good Iowa affords the
BEST" and Iowa people and especially
Denison people can afford to have the
best, which in this case however will
cost little, if any, more than an in
ferior article. We have made arrange
ments with the Bale Brodersen Co.
to handle our honey, and they will
have it both in the comb and extracted
in several different sized packages.
When buying, look for our name
on the package. We wish to thank
our friends for their patronage in the
past, and ask share of their trade
in the future.
Very truly yours, Miles Honey Co
36-1t p. S. Miles, Pres.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-09-06
THINGS THEATRICAL.

1.-Two Merry Tramps" as presented
by Wood & Wards big company is
not one of the ordinary melodramatic
type of tramp plays, but strictly a
musical farce comedy with thread
of a plot that one need not bother
their head to follow. The musical
numbers are all taken from the latest
standard operas blended together SO
as to make complete musical comedy.
Opera House Wednesday Sept. IL.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-09-06
QUICK REVIEW WORK

The copy for bar docket for the
next term of court was received at
the Review Office on Friday at A p. m.
1t was completed and delivered by
Tuesday. We believe this breaks the
record in this county. This quick
work was made possible by the SPLEEN
did equipment and the excellent work.
men the Review now has. Your job
work can be done on the same quick
plan and we guarantee the best of
work.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-09-06
FOR REV. THUREssON's RE.
TURN.

Resolved, by the Quarterly Con-
ference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, of Denison
That it is the urgent desire of this
Conference, ard the entire membership
of the Church. that Rev. T. E. Thures-
son be returned 10 Denison for another
Conference year.
This resolution is not offered or
passed in mere perfunctory way,
but is intended to express sincere
and heartfelt wish Oh the part of the
Church to have Brother Thuresson re-
turned for another year.
The reason for this action is found
in the fact that we recognize in him
an able preacher. an earnest and
agreeable pastor, Christian gentle
man, and an enterprising and upright
citizen.
Resolved, Further, that copy of
this resolution be placed in the hands
of the Bishop, at the opening of the
coming annual Conference. and also
in the hands of the Presiding Elder
of this District.
At q meeting Of the official Board
of the Methodist church on Monday
night the above resolution was unan-
imously adopted. 1t shows the pop
ularity of Rev. Thuresson and the de-
sire to have him returned.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-09-06
NOTICE OF ENFORCING TRU-
ANT LAW"

Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting of the Board of Directors of
the Independent School District OF
Denison, a resolution was passed di-
recting the enforcing of the law te
compel attendance at school of all
persons between the age of seven anG
fourteen inclusive, for twelve con
secutive weeks, commencing the first
Monday in October, 1906. All per
sons interested will take notice.
Geo. A. Richardson, Sec'y. &C.:
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-09-06

1t appearing that Denisen was to be
without Lecture Course this season
meeting was called by the Young
Peoples. Societies of the Methodist.
Presbyterian and Baptist churches to
consider the advisaEility of conducting
course and a committee was appoint
ed consisting of L. M. Cassaday, Prof.
Fellows and U. G.. johnson to make
a preliminary canvass to determine
whether or not enough tickets could
be sold to warrant the undertaking.
Mr.. Nessler of Carroll, representa-
tive of the Redpath Lyman Bureau
was present at the meeting and pre-
sented a course which was agreed upon
conditional upon the sale of sufficient
tickets. The numbers are as follows
The Royal Hungarian Orchestra
mine piecesl. The Temple Male Quar-
tette, Henderson and Rosane (Jugg-
lers and Magicians.) Frank R. Rob-
ertson illustrated lecture on travels.
DR.. Thos. R. Green Con the course last
year,.
1t has been decided to make the
price of all season tickets S1.00 and
to charge 10 cents number for re-
served seats. This is making the
price a popular one considering the
excellent merit of the attractions
offered The committee will make
the preliminary canvass Immediately.
No one would buy a sailboat with
sails that could not be reefed. There
is always that possibility OF little
too much wind that makes a cautious
man afraid to go unprovided. The
thinking man, whose stomach some
times goes back on him, provides for
his stomach by keeping a bottle of
Kodol For Dyspepsia within reach.
Kodol digests what you eat and re-
stores the stomach to the condition to
properly perform its functions. Sold
/ by LAMBoRN DRUG Co.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-09-06
NOTICE TO DEMOCRATS.

For complete instructions as to how
to scratch democratic ticket this fall
apply to r. Shaw Van. MANY years
experience. Instruction gratis Free
Booklet, "How l Killed O'Connor and
Others sent postpaid to any address
on receipt of stamp. Also short
treatise on patriotism as Political
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