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Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 22-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. 5000 head, Including ass head OF
Texans; market steady; native shipping
and export steers, sS.T5qS. 40: dressed beef
and butcher steers, Ni5dSio; steers under
1900 pounds, SS0thA&; stockers and feed
ers, tS50d4 =; cows and heifers, N.aodS.10:
Gamers, $lJCd2.i5; bulls, s. i0n27s; calves,
f2VVts6.0o; Texas and Indian steers, NOO0
b.l0; cows and heifers. ~ SsqaS0. .1e
HUGS-Receipts, $500 head market
ieyed6So; butchers and best heavy, $3.50
6b6.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 1850
heao market steady; native muttons, 3 90
mS.SJ lambs, &S.OOai2S, culls and buckA
81 i5tiSOO; stockers s.. OOlib 20.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Daniel Kendall and wife 70 HanOra

Daniel Kendall and wife to HAnora
Allen and Thomas Burke. lots, and
s, block !, Kendalfs 81 800
Charles p. Southland and wife to ole
c. Olson, lot g, Nelson's, .......,...:.
Kate p. r. Thrush 20 William Will
burn, lot ], block, Pruyn Park.
Gilbert b. Teedrick and wife TO Anton
Gsantner, lot .. block 4, Lakes,..... i.1S0.
Union Stock Yards Co., to James
Rees. lots l and 2. block L. First
Addition South Omaha. ..........,..,. so
Nora OConnor and husband to John
Busnan, lot 5, block 9, Hammond
Place South Omaha. ...,........... $50
John Rush and wife TO Josie Gray,
lots !. 2, 8. and S. block 1. River
S'f Pc OVERWHELMINGLY erS.Isen ana wife to
Lind, lot ]. Rogers sub to lot H.. 800
/. p. Lind Phillip Pieise. same; 800
Nettie Wheeler and husband TO y: L
Meyers and wife. south y. lot l.
block 4 Newport addition, go. 600
George T. Mills ct al TO Charles II.
Doerr, lots 49, 10. % and south u lot
n block s, Deer Park..............,. 900
George Mills et al to Joseph 3.
Zimmerman. north Y. lot and all
lot 20 block &. Deer Park............ 900
Kenwood Realty Co to Joseph F, Me-
Donald lot 346. Kenwood addition. 10
James Burmese. trustee to Union Ma
tionsl bank. lots ! and .. block =
Windsor Terrace ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" 5000
rot., .................................si1 s21
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23
Articles.I Open. High Low. | Closet Yes'y
N S S:s!::: NE "ass sa 4 's44 s4
sept. -. taHe ..sRl s4SA 4HAI ~
R RsS ., ssSB ssARI LssA ~, e. a EYE
A asked. B bid.

A asked. B bid.
Omaha Cash Sales.
WHEAT-No. 8 hard,S1 car 64%c; cars,
SIC; car, CSC; / car, 6a1fc.
CORNING. 3, / car, 44c; No. 8 yellow, 2
cars. 44c.
Omaha Cash Prices.
.WHEAT-No. 2 hard. e4itd65%c No. q
hard, 62Q64sc; No = hard, MG6Sskc; No. 8
cokN~So; g. 4s94sssc, No. 3 yellow, $40
&c; No. 8 white, l4hd45o. -
oATs-No,a3 mixed. YHq2sc; No. white,
261Ac; No. white 2% 62SAc.
RYE-No. 2, Ole; No. &, lsifc.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23
81. Joseph Live stock Market.

8. JOSEPH, Mo-, Aug. 22.-CATTLE.-
Receipts, 27s2 head; market steady. Natives.
tA6O96l0; cows and helfers. si.5oa4 10;
stoekers and feeders, sS:OOq4.fs,
steady TO Sc lower. Top. $3.50; bulk Of
sales, S610a63
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts SIC
head; market weak. Lambs. $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23
and Raafu.

:, OIL 81 SITY Aug E, Sh.
bbls. runs, 70 III bills; average. q. 500 bills;
shipments Lima. es.oe3 bbls. average. &,6li
bills; runs. Lima. 1854 bills; average.
"a ss2 bbls.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23

KANSAS CITY. RIO. Aug. 2.-cATTLE-
Receipts u. 800 head including $500 head
Of southerns. Fed steers, strong; others
weak to loc lower; Choice export and
81 G0Gs.5c: western steers. o. 5oI6.oo; stocSers
and feeders. 2,Soa4 60; southern steers. g, 70
s2fod4.fo: native helfeys. N,eOa6OO; bulls.
t2toff3to: calves. S30on6f5
HoGs-Reoeipts, ll,c1o head; market. ga
ice lower Ton, 49,; bulk OF sales 1918
as.SO: heavy, Sfo 20; packers. tsioaS30:
pigs and lights S.s5G6.o6.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 2.soo
head; market steady. active. lambs. 800
al. co. native sheep and yearlings. ASa6. 50;
western year!lngs. S.ooGs75; western clip
ped sheep, A&Gsz5; stoekers and feeders.
IS. 1850.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23
sIiIwaukee GrmIn MnrEr,.

MILWAUKEE, Aug. e2-wHEAT-
northern, I4a7s,Sc; september' sc,.c asked
RYE-Steady; No. /. bSitdSshc
BARLEr-Dull; No. 2 s6dsSc; sample,
coRN-Lower; No. 8. cash. 4slkgshe;
September. SIC bid.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23
Minneapolis Grain Market
&C. s sI::i:: Fssssss> I:
Flax ~
Sept...l 1874 I l5lAl / 1H< / is 15G
Oct.... / 10 113 1 u% Ia l24
Nov. l1&l' 1 12Al ia 1il21A II -
Dec. E. 1900. .......f!...... ] IN ........

Minneapolis Cash close-wheet: No. ]
northern. 1lHc; No. 8 northern. 1517sci No.
/ durum, 67Ikc; No. 2 durum, 65hc. Corn:
No. . yellow f7l,c; No, s. 4s&c, Oats: No.
8 white. Sac No, 9, Sagzshc. Barley:
SSdl6c. Rye: 5Qs.616l&c. Flax; s.13
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23
Philadelphia Produce Market.

PHILADELPHIA Aug n-BUTTPR-
FIRM good demand. Extra western cream
cry. 9hqs4c; nearby prints. &c.
EGGS-Fhm; &c higher. Nearby fresh
and western fresh. ne at mark.
cHEEsB-F1Tmi good demand. New
York full ereanis. l2112Ec.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23
liverpool Grain Market.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 32.-WHEAT-5pot
steady; No. red, western winter, IS
lOAd; futures steady: September. Is
2hd; December. SIS .4d,
new, As I'D American mixed old, As
sid; futures, steady; September, as a.,
December. As 6kd3 January, new, -
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23
Panrin Mari.ef-

PEORIA, Aug 22-coRN-strong; No. 3
yellow, tSsfe; No. tsei No. 4, CSC; no
white, 3shdsoc; No. white a7[dsSjsc.
WHIsKY-on the basis OF us for I'm
ishsd goods. --F-t-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23
CHICAGO LIVE srocK MARKET
Cattle steady 90 wesk-Hogs STEADY
to stF0nK-shesp steady.

CHICAGO, Aug n-CATTLE Receipts
u 900 heed; market. best steady; others
weak to loo lower; cannon to prime steers
t31als.7b: cows, .2Ssql7b; heifers. 1900
stcckers and feeders. g. soG4O.
HoGS-Receipts. Is coo head; market. best
steady 10 strong; others. slow; choice tc
prime heavy. Sc s0is 20: medium to good
heavy. S.leds26: butcher weights, 800
SEQ; good TO choice heavy mixed. ts.iOq
as packing, =. eOds.to; pigs s5.s0ds6o.
SHEEP AND LAMBS--Receipts. ZOO
head; market steady; sheep. 81. &d5. W
yearlngs. s5.o0a6.eo; lambs 6.0odS.oo.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23

and feeders, sa.CcaAiO calves and year
lings. H7BG&S.
HOGS--Reoeipts, $500 head: market 100
s. So06 IS
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23

eral fund exclusive Of the SB0ODOoo gold
reserve shows Available cash balance.
f1p0 1b2 ii4; gold coin and bullion. yliO So 654;
gold certihcatee So al. go
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23

NEW YORK, Aus. 22.-PRTME MER-
CAMILLE PAPER-5ihf6 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-weak at N.stt1
for demand and at As135 for eO-day billie
posted rates, n. S21fF4 S5it commercial bills
81 s0NG4d
BONDs-Government, steady; railroad,
firm.
Quotations on New FORK bonds today
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23
st. Louis General Market.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 22-wHEAT-Futures.
lower; cash, frIn; track No. 2 red cash,
70@7c; No. hard, 6e1i@72c; September,
6SgSSlAc; December, IKE
CoRN-Firm; track, Mo-. cash, 47k9
sc; September, 4sAs; 10. 2 white, SO!1e;
TENDER SOC BID December, .s1%c; No. .
white, S23hc; s.....--,
SGSsO; extra fancy and straight. H.Sa
sEED-Timot6yt steady; ss5oa4Oo
BRAN-Good demand; sacked, east
track, Is976c. ="
HAY Steady; timothy. sl2.5cd17oo;
IRON, COTTON TIES-H.5o.,
BAGGING-e Lie.
HEMP TWINE-71fo.
PROVIsfo PORK. steady; jobblng.
1850. Lard. steady; prime steam. sS.321s.
Dry salt meats. steady; boxed. extra
sho5ts sa5sh; clear ribs. ss,seh; short
short, so; l214; clear RIBS. h0s714; short
-PObLTRY-Quiet; chickens, s11c; springs.
12c: turkeys, l411c; geese SO.
BUTTER-Firm; creamery, 1sq24l1c;
20
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23

OMAHA, Aug. x2-Bank clearin1s toa.y,
were N.tfl, 1854, and for the correspondlnS
day last year the cIearances were 81 "a :
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23
Duluth Grain Market.

DULUTH. Aug. n-WHEAT-No.
norshsrn, Tie; No. northern. 7shc; Sep
RYE-bSc - f-f.s ,srt-
BARLEY SSa64c- 49, a.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23
London CIo.inm stocks.

SILXER-Bar, steady 80 1S-16d per ounce.
,MONEY-2Qz& per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 81 per cent; for three
months bills. 36-16qs%' per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23
Treasury sfatemept

WASHINGTON, Aug, 2.-Today's state
ment OF the treasury balances in tie Een
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23

sioux City 1--we stock Market.
SIOUX CITY Aug. 1z-lsPeciai rele-
gram. l-CATTI. E-Rae-tnts. ee head. mar
ket steady; sloeksrs slow; besves. a50a
SIS cows and hsifern. i1-t094S; stoeksrA
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23
Ro.,on stock. and pora.

BOSTON, Aug. q. l-Call loans, 4Id5 per
cent; time loans. 6%G6 per cent Closing
quotations on stocks and bonds:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-23
Kansa. city Grain and Provision


KANSAS CITY, Aug. 22.-wHEAT-sep-
tember 6ho; December, 6Ihc: May, nhc;
cash, No. hard. s7t7Qc; No. 3, 66d6sc; No.
. red, s7ci No 8, e5iiasec.
May. !ec; cash No; mixed. 4s%s; No; 3,
oATs-No. white, Slhc; No. mixed.
RYE-Higher. No. q $4,000.
IAY--steady.. Choice timothy. s11259
II 80; choice prairie. sS.75.
BUTTER-Creamery,. &c; packing, Ice.
EG0S-F1rm. Extra, 1Sc; hrsts, cases in
cluded, 17c;, seconds. 1oc.
t-.-i Receipts. Shipments:
wheat, Du..'.s.....a..',.' 'les'W t0WO
corn. pu.......ss.s..1....... 0o,W S.VO
Oats, bu.........s.. ......... SA0V b,VO
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOI.I5 Aug. 22s-FLOUR-First
patents, A0oa+1o;. second patents, $3.50
s;S: first clears. sS.4qs.4S: second clears,
t250Qa6o. s..r 2. ~
BRAN-In bulk. is.bOQis.75.
Superior Board OF, Trade quotations for
Minneapolis and Chicago deliveryl. The
range Of prices, as reported by r. ID. Day
& Co. n01lI Board or Trade, was:
Articles.l Open. High Low. rClose. Yesy
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-19
SHOOTS At CARS
AIDE-DE-CAMP.
Bullet From ASSaSSin's
Revolver GraZes Head
of Count Todleben
ACT OF REVENGE

ST PETERSBURG. July 1s-An at
tempt was made today to assassinate
Count Todleben. aide-de-camp to En-
peror Nicholas. at the camp between
st. Petersburg and Thusselburg The
would-be assassin nred at Count Todle-
ben with a revolver, the bullet grazing
his head He then made his escape In
a boat which was awaiting him on the
Neva- 1t is believed the act was one OF
vengeance for the arrest. by order OF
Count Todleben, OF an agitator who had
effected an entrance TO the camp.
SEBASTOPOL, July 18.-During to-
days session Of the court-martial
which is engaged In the trial OF men
concerned in the Black Sea fleet mu-
tiny OF november a bomb was thrown
from the Farina barracks at Colonel
Dumbadesk. commander OF the Minsk
Regiment. who was leaving the court
room. Colonel Dumbadesk was not
hurt.
FEODOSIA. Crimea. July 1S-A band
OF peasants last night entered the
house of a rich land owner named Bu-
burk and murdered his wife. Servants
jumped from the windows and escaped
ROSTOF- -ON-DON, July IS. - While
two clerks employed in the Government
bank were carrying from the postof-
fee 100000 which had been received
IN the registered mail today they were
attacked by a band OF six armed men
and seriously wounded The robbers
made OF with the money, but under hot
pursuit by police and Cossacks they
sacrificed 100000 OF the booty and ss-
capped.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-19
AUTOMOBILE CRASHES
into A HEAVY wagon
Thomas E. Stillman, Prominent
New York Attorney, In
iured in France.

LISCIEUX, France, July 1S.-While
an automobile in which were Thomas
e. stillman of New York. Mrs. Green
way and two other women. with a
careless chauffeur, was being driven at
a high rate OF speed in the direction
of ives-sur-Mer, 1t crashed into a
heavy wagon. Both vehicles were over
turnedeand smashed. Stillman and the
driver of the wagon were seriously in
jured and Mrs. Greenway and the
chauffeur were slightly hurt. They
were taken to the hospital here.
NEW YORK, July 1S.-Thomas E.
Stillman is prominent lawyer of New
York. He was formerly proprietor OF
the New York Commercial Advertiser.
The Mrs. Greenway who was in
jured Is Mrs. James C. Greenway. a
niece of Andrew Carnegie Miss Char
lotte Stillman, daughter OF the lawyer
is the girl referred to as having also
been hurt
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-19
Californians In New York.

NEW YORK. July 1S.-The following
Californians have arrived In New York:
From San Francisco-T. Connolly,
Miss NJ. Connolly. Mrs. E. Connolly,
Eitel Connolly and W. Connolly. Grand
Union; B. Olovich, at the Imperial; Miss
c. Twombly. at the Broadway Central;
l. T. BENJAMIN. S. Berger. at the Well
ington; w. j. Hest, at the Grand Ho-
tel; D. NJ. Morris. at the Imperial; J.
NJ Scott. at the Continental; J. Young,
at the Grand z. Keife, Miss A. Kiefe,
at the Gerard; Miss NJ. c. Peterson, at
the Algonquin.
From San Diego-J. T. Brockett, at
the Broadway Central
From Los Angeles-C. z. Usshon, at
the Cadillac
From San Pedro-W. H. Crocker, Mrs.
c. Powers, at the Broadway Central
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-19

counsel, obtained from Justice Blan-
chard, IN special term Of the Supreme
Court an order directing Judge Oh
colts firm 10 show cause next Friday
why IL should not turn over TO Hart
ridge all the papers in Thaw's Gus
tody.
Hartridge based his motion on a petit
tion signed by Thaw and il was placed
on record IN connection with the pro-
ceedings.
This move was a distinct surprise.
being IN contradiction OF reports
which had gained wide circulation
earlier in the day to the effect that
Thaw had consented to his mothers
plan Of action. The rumor that the
young man had at last bowed TO his
mothers viii undoubtedly had it's
origin IN the fact that Mrs. william
Thsw and Mrs. Harry Thaw. who were
IN conference with Thaw at the same
time today, emerged from the prison
arm IN arm. II was the first time
they had been seen together.
Thaw's wife has all along supported
him in his demand for trial on the
issues Of the case and has opposed
the insanity plea She has thus been
arrsyed against the elder Mrs. Thaw,
who seems to feel that the only hope
Of saving her son from death in the
electric chair is TO depend upon de-
fense OF insanity.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-19
MRS. LESLIE CARTER MAY
USE HER HUSBANDS name
Chicago Millionaire Will Not
Again Attempt to Deprive
Her of This Privilege.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

CHICAGO, July 1S.-"The woman of
whom you speak has passed out of my
life" said Leslie Carter, divorced hus-
band Of the actress, this morning. when
asked If he would interfere with the
present Mrs. William Louis Payne in
the further use of his name.
'I do not know her legally. morally
or socially. I read the name occasional
ly as I would that of comparative
stranger. She made the boast that the
name of Leslie Carter would become
famous through her efforts. May I say.
with becoming modesty. that the name
of Leslie Carter needs no apology. I
shall not interfere with her in the use
os the name, which. since our divorce.
she has obtained legal right to use"
Only once since the suit which the
actress successfully waged for the right
to the name of Leslie Carter has the
millionaire president Of the South Side
elevated railroad shown indicative
spirit This was six years ago when
Mrs Carter made her Chicago debut.
Then Carter issued orders that the post
ers announcing her coming should not
appear on the platforms or cars OF the
road over which he presided.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-19
DESPONDENT REFUGEE
TRIES TO END HIS LIFE
J. S. Shoop of San Francisco
Makes Attempt at Suicide
in the East.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

OMAHA. July 1S.-Thrown out of
employment by the fire in San Fran
cisco. where he had comfortable homo
on Van Ness avenue, ]. S. Shoop has
so far failed to secure a new start in
life and for some time, with his wife
and two young daughters, he has been
cared for by neighbors here. Shoop
was shipping clerk for the American
Biscuit Company in San Francisco
After the calamity, which destroyed
everything they had, the Shops came
East to Kansas City.
Shoop is a bookkeeper and pharma-
cist as well as shipping clerk, but
in Kansas City there seemed to be no
opening for him. Becoming discour-
aged, he tried to cut his throat with a
penknife, being prevented by his wife
after he had inflicted flesh wound
Last week the Shoops came to Omaha.
but so far no better fortune has at
tended his quest for employment.
Totally disheartened, he is being con-
stantly watched to prevent him from
taking his life.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-19
BIC STEP FORWARD
AGAINST WAR.
Permanent Body for The
Hague Urged by Inter
Parliamentary Union

= LONDON, July 1S.-Congressman n
Richard Bartholdt of Missouri is busy
with preparations for the conference
of the Inter Parliamentary Union. This
afternoon he visited the House of Com
mons with Lord Weardale and William
Randall Cremer. the former a member
of Parliament and the latter editor of
the Arbitrator. both prominent mem
bers of the peace movement.
A meeting of the American delega-
tion will be held on July %, immediate
ly preceding the inaugural session of
the Inter Parliamentary conference
for the purpose of definitely agreeing
on a programme, as the European rep
resentatives expect the Americans to
take a prominent part in the delibera-
tions.
Bartholdt, who is president of the
United States delegation, said today
The most important matter to come
before the conference is the report of
the commission appointed at the Brus-
sells session last August to consider
my motion for the establishment of an
international congress with at least
slight sphere of actual authority. The
commission was composed of some of
Europe's most eminent statesmen.
The report of this commission is
coming Hague peace conference, called
at its request, into a permanent body,
assembling automatically and periodi-
cally. and for organizing the Inter
Parliamentary Union so that it can
more effectively cooperate with that
body in the development of constitu-
Dtional law to take the place of war
1t is practically certain that a per-
manent international parliament will
be created at an early day and l am
also satisfied that the union will de-
clare for general arbitration treaty,
so that the day is won for all propo-
sitions put forward at the Brussels ses-
sion last year. I have decided there
fore to propose another forward step.
The Observation-Disclosures Union has
established itself in all of the leading
Parliaments of the world and even
Japan and Russia will be represented
at this London session. But it's mem
bership is weak in some Parliaments
and the Spanish-American Parliame ents
have not as yet organized any groups.
I intended to propose plan for organ
izing groups in those National Paflia-
mentS where none exists
1 will propose also that each group
be requested to call on its Government
to make an annual appropriation for
the purpose of Fastening the adoption
of arbitration as a substitute for war.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-19
MILLIONAIRE RELEASED
FROM ISLAND PRISON
Roswell Jones of Los Angeles
Gains His Liberty in
New York.

NEW YORK, July 1s-Roswell
Sprague Jones is free. He is the
merchant and millionaire mine owner
Of Los Angeles who has been missing
from the Fifth Avenue Hotel. He IS
the same Jones the police received for
removal to Bellevue Hospital last Fri
day and who, with two tramps taken
from a public park. were charged with
sleeping there.
John Mulholland, a detective. and
another friend of Jones went to
Blackwells Island today and paid the
81 balance of his fine or $40. took Mr..
Jones to Turkish bath establishment,
supplied him with new outfit OF
clothing from his baggage in the hotel
and removed him in carriage to ST.
Vincent's Hospital
Not a word" said Jones, 'T have
nothing to say. I am too busy listen
ing 70 good advice"
It was learned that Jones feels in
different to the police twist which
kept him in q station cell. but Mrs
Jones, according to advices from Los
mind. Jones has not explained the
letter from New York announcing TO
his wife his intended departure for
Liverpool on July and the cable
gram from London a week later to his
wife announcing his arrival there.
Jones is going straight home as
soon as he leaves st. Vincent's, he an
nounced.
LOS ANGELES. July 1S.=Relatives
of Roswell Sprague Jones assert that
his Incarceration in New York was
the result of a stupid blunder on the
part of the New York police. 1t is
asserted that Jones never drinks, but
that owing to nervous disorders he
sometimes appears to be intoxicated.
According to private dispatch
from New York Jones' physicians or
dered him sent to a hospital The
hotel detective was told TO summon an
ambulance, but a patrol wagon came
instead and Jones was sent to a police
station TO be locked up for the night,
and in a magistrates court the next
day was sentenced to ten days on
Blackwells Island. He gave a fcti-
tious name in court, but his friends
managed to find him and secure his
release after he had served two days.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-19
Natal Government Denies
knowledge of Massacre.
Thousands of Zulus Are Slain in Battle

Y ONDON. July 1S.-Under Colonial
Secretary Churchill today i'm
A parted to the House of Commons
the official reply to the Govern
ment's inquiry into alleged atrocities
perpetrated upon the wounded Zulus in
Natal during the operations against the
rebel Chief Bambaata.
According to a telegram from the
Governor of Natal, $500 natives were
killed throughout the operations and
1000 were made prisoners, including
the wounded. The Natal Government
had no information about wounded ma
tives having been killed by the native
levies, though it was possible that such
acts might have occurred outside the
observance of the British officers.
5. In reply to further questions as to
the treatment of wounded Zulus, Pre-
mier Campbell-Bannerma said there
was no disposition either to excuse or
permit such practices.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-19
shot DEAD BY RIFLE
In A BURNING House
Idaho Man and Three Children of
His Sister Perish Amid
the Flames.

BOISE, Idaho. July 1s.-Charles A
Justus and three children OF his sister,
Mrs. samuel Moudy, were burned to
death at the family homestead, four
miles east Of Middleton, last night. The
parents were in a hospital at Boise,
where Mrs. Noudy had recently un-
dergone an operation Justus remained
with the seven children.
When the building was seen to be on
fire the four older children escaped
Justus went into the burning building
70 rescue the younger ones, aged 3, 5
and years Soon afterward a shot
was heard. and neither Justus nor the
children were seen alive. This morn
ing their charred bodies were found in
the ruins.
Moudy says that e loaded rife was
kept hanging under the stairs ard he
believes that the heat caused the gun
to explode and shoot Justus
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-19
wOULD-BE CONVICT FINDS
EVERYTHING AGAINST HIM
Even the Supreme Court VII Not As
sist GOurdnin In Breaking Into
Penftentiary.

WASHINGTON. July 1S.-Louis A.
Gourdain. the alleged Chicago and New
Orleans lottery dealer. who is seeking,
by means of q writ of mandamus. to
Illustrate the efforts Of his attorneys
to keep him out Of the penitentiary at
Joliet, Ill, made an unsuccessful ef-
fort today TO file his petition in the
Supreme Court OF the United States.
When he appeared at the Office Of the
clerk OF the court he was told by Dep
uty Clerk Maher that the petition could
be acted upon only by he COURT in
open session. Gourdian then announced
his intention to make appeal to an
individual justice of the court, either
in New York or Canton
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-19
Look to the Restoration of Your Realty Title
With the Records
Gone, Opening Is
Given Sharpers
Fill Out Coupon and Send
It to Call Bureau to
Secure Safety.
TF you would have an absolute guar

Y F you would have an absolute guar
antee that no schemer, by taking
advantage of the law for the res
toration of titles, will secure your
property through default. fill out the
coupon and send it to the Title Editor
of The Call. The Title Protecting
Bureau will see that you are warned
if some one tries to get possession Of
your realty before you begin your suit
under the new statute.
There are many ways by which per-
sons SO inclined could take advantage
of the McEnerney law. A man might
file suit for the restoration Of the
title to his own land and include more
property than really belonged TO him.
Or some one with absolutely no in
terest can commence such a suit and
would have the possibility of winning
by default. That is what The Call
will protect property owners against.