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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-13

is TO take up the matter of amalrsuaLh-
ton Before leaving In speaking az
the probable amalgamation OF tina tEu
committees. Prof Evans said auzrr'
other things along the line 1f sChta
work that be- was heartily iu iasgr
OF the proposed amalgamatiou uf ne
two committees and that Ia hm cr6u
ion they would amalgamatc aud kntu
one strong body. able 10 supory,ss iht
schol worl, of the new state
Mr.. Evans Is secretary of the intlau
Territory committee and has shrarl
much interest In educational vosis in'
the territory lie thinks the syss1n
Of public schools as maintained hs
the incorporate towns of this terri.
tory are among the best of any ig'1'f
p had visited. Mr.. Evans says uzl
for the advantages the schools hsss
have had they have done woud,uF Hs
the way OF educational orgauizlcG1L
During his trip he will visit 'be pss-
lahoma University at Norman. utra
is also a university for the Indian L'os
ritory students.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-13
Use Disinfectants.

In regard 20 the recent rains and
what effect they will have upon the
health Of the city. number Of local
physicians have expressed themselves
TO the effect that plenty OF lime and
other disinfectants should be use0
at present. to destroy all germs Of
disease which might be caused by
the wet streets They say tha, al pres.
ont there is likelihood OF great deal
Of sickness occurring caused from
the excessive wet weather This mat.
ter they say should not be neglected
and if Ct IS. sickness will result Cut
weeds. distribute lime and be health.
ml.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-13

u. VI. suene. who came On from
Fort Worth today. states that very
bad wreck occurred this morning ON
the Rock Island out OF Fort Worth.
and that IL was reported that i've pcj.
pie we're Killed aud large number
badly hurt. a number Of physicians
hurried 70 the scene OF the wreck and
tn, injured were given prompt att.n.
tion. Mr.. stienc was unable to learn
ing OF the details OF the go sI.rort'.
ur what was the cgtsc Of it.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-13

=. y. RobnD,l i,it this acc nouu
for Duncan where D., will speak at the
occasion OF the anniversary of that
town. which will be- held there tomor
row. lie will meet in joint discussion
with Tom Doyle OF Perry Oklahoma
Mr. Robnett says % large crowd wi.
be In attendance "a, .ne onterph3mg
town O.: Duncan tL"y can well u!
fJfo &C. celebrate ,hsIr .iuivcrsaiy ,s
the town IS amous rc best to nl
size iu the terrific
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-13
BerWyn.

Berwyn, !. r.. Aug. l3.-We have
had no rain now for about four days.
The river here continues to fall but
not very rapidly
Work on the school house Is now
progressing.
w c. Whisenhunt is fitting up a
store house preparatory to the open.
ing of another meat market in jar
town.
Mr., Darling, the mail carrier DO
tween this place and Baum, auccee led
In getting across the river this morn
Ing for the first time In days.
f5. $40 and 500 coupon bookg al
this once.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-13
PnIllppIne vs,srans Meet.

Ardmorcitc Special
Dcs Molnes. Iowa, Aug. l3.-Thc
Society OF the Army Of the Philippines
opened rs seventh annual convention
here today with large attendance
from all parts Of the country. Many
prominent men will address the yeter.
ans, including General Charles King.
the novelist and warrior; Governor
Cummins and Secretary Shaw. Kan.
sas City. Atlantic City and Syracuse
delegates are attempting TO secure the
encampment next year.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-13

The many friends OF Miss May
Thompson. daughter of Mr. auu Mis.
g r. Thompson @; South A.dmo.a
will De pleased 500 learn tha, sla is
ou the way TO r., very after q lrv
weeks sickness.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-13

:. r. McCaskill aud Charles Odom
were released from the Federal Jail
this afternoon ON bond. They atc
charged with being implicated In the
shooting of William Addlngtou 90 Brock
,evIal weeks ago. They have been
30 .ll since that time.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-13

Any person holding legitimate
claims against the Automatic Store
company will please present them 20
w II. Roberts, at the city hall. and
get the money 12t:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-13
Daily Ardnoreite 5oc per month
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES MEET

Educational Affairs Of Two Territories
May Be Amalgamated.
Superintendent Chas Evans Of the
public schools left today for ONla.
homa city where he goes 10 attend The
meeting Of the executive committee
OF educational anaiIa OF the Indian
and Oklahoma territories which will
meet there tomorrow. The purpose
OF the meeting OF the two committees
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-13
WAGONS. WAGONS.

Our line of wagons is the best on
the market and you will be pleased
with our prices and terms.
1913 NOBLE BROS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-13

Half Of the proceeds at the Majcric
next Wednesday night will 90 10 h .
Cumberland church. 122
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-13

Riding in New York street cars ~
good training for living In aats.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-13

Fresh shipment Of lowney's candies
dt Segale's. 1913
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-13

Just in, Long silk Gloves at Mad.
den's. 13
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-13

Fly paper-the kind that tangles
flies feet or the poison variety. We
have the best made.
6 F. J. RAMSEY. Druggist.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-05

Sic Stunt gu i@eufeu. Der be,
riibmte Wiatbematifer Mlaupertui8 be-
s%leitete Sriebri6 ben GroBen l741 in
Den Srieg, bate aber Das unglilG, bel
Wiollwis BON Dlierreibiiden Suiaren
9efan9en 9enQnmen UNI, mad 9es
boriser @uspliinSeruns, raf @ien se-
bradt 5u merben. Salelbft wuroe er
alsbalo Dem Safer Srans Dem Griten
uor5eitellt unb bel bieiem befla9te er
li6 bitter barber, NaB ibm bon Den
Suiaren feline ubr u Der @erfitatt
Ses ~beriibmten Graham in SOuopn abs
senommen moroen iei. Ger Sdiier
l0delte, SOg iOIOrt cine ubr aus Der
Salde uuo reifte lie Dem @elebrten
nit ben @orten bar: Die Suiaren
baben iid nur einen SpaB erlaubt.
sic iib~erianSten mir Sire rbr, un
tie Sbnen wieoer ;u iiberrei6en. Sier
iii Iie." Grltaunt nabm Wlaupertuis
Die ubr ent9eser. crit ipdter on elmer
aus Srillanten beltebenoen Yersierung
ertenneuo, baB es niht Die feline iei
unO oaB i'm Der Safer auf cine iebr
feline @rt bel6enft babe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-05
LAUNDRY s.: &C.: :: 4; ::::.,..'
mn. qurb,,s ono
4. Beioe TeIephous $685..

Gin pors ii MitteI
gegen Spnnenbrdnb lit Der
8orar; es lit bas milbeite @lfoli, bas
Iih nit benz 5ett Der 9aut perfeift unb
suglei9 antifeptif9 ipirft. Dim ratbs
iamiten tit es, jepen Mprsen bas Sc
iidt nit @orortpofer gu maiden.
Man tann btefes pprrdtbig in Jldf9en
balten, ouf elm She'll 8oror fommen
5tpDlf Sheile Wafer.
8untfeibere 6dlsz unh
Saf9enti9er, feibene 8dnber u. I. 10.
pGfdt man bortbeilbdft nit g.f9lages
nem ober absequirltem Gigelb in laus
parmem Slubz pber &%esentpafer.
Man reibt bic Slider tii9tig, aber
'bprfi4tig bur9, fpiilt in faltem Waf'
fer mad unb pldttst fe mod feu9t stpi'
f9en 2etnentiihern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-05
Gt8entbImIi6e 0erufe.

@bfOnberIi9e &nsaben enthaIten
bic 2iiter, ipel9e tiir3li9 bel elmer
@plfsSdbluns in 8ritii@rSnbien aus
gefiiIt tpurben. neber ben Stanb
baben fi9 biele 5inbus nit perbliiffenz
Der Sreimiitbisteit gedubert. @ins
f9one Seele befannte fi9 als bon
vfremben 9elbern lebeno", beSei9nete
fi9 eerdbeSu als rS9ulbenma6er";
tpieber elmer bebauptet rgebeime Gin
finite" gu be5ieben. ginige nannten
ii9 in ebler @elbftsrfenntnib einfu9
Oiebe, unb besei6nsten ibr @eperbe
nod bur9 nGbere Mnsaben. pie Jelbz
pber Sprfbieb u. I. m. 5einere Stint
ger Merfurs beSeihneten fi9 als
y@Gite" pber r8eiu6er frember 9Guz
fer. Sobann finben ii9 piele In>
qaben bon @eperben, ipel9e in guz
ropa 5ipar au9 betrieben, iebo9 ni4t
BON ben 4usiibenben 10 fret Suseseben
perben. nHeuisteitsersdbler", nit
benz ergGnSerben 3ufab, bon 9aus
au Sous sebenb". r@rfinber neuer
@ef9iGten" itnb niht ie!tsn. @iner
gibt ON, BON ben @i~nfiinften feiner
SDater gu leben; 8ettler unb Nift3>
tbuer ffnb aGG als 9etperbe az .eez
ben. Nu9 burd Dabrfagcn erndf en-
fi9 biele ebrli9 unb ousf0mmliL.
Wsttermader unb Sturmperfiinber
fsblen au9 ni9t. Giner beaei9net iid
als nRafeur fir Samen unb 9unbez
l9eersr". 9eiratbsErmittler nfir
bienenbe MGb9en" bat bas f6Dne
CUMBERLAND audi. Sin bieberer alter
6inbu beaei9net fi9 als @ormunb
mebrerer &inber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-05

ansabl sstpiRsnlOier Weni3en slsbt.
bsfrsitsn mir ebeniO rusnig, ME Serr
elliott bsffreiten fanr, baB es 6aluns
fen aud I'm Watler' uno Ws6slsr'
@ef9dfte gisbt. 4bsr es utiroe einem
Wirtbe taum einfaasn, neil our9 un'
ebrlide 8roter bisle Sauisnoe bon
Menfden ruinirt tinb benz 0erbreSen
in bie arms eetrisben tuuroen, oas gs=
iammte grotsr-@ siddft Der 6Hentli6Pn
0srn9tuns pre~issusebeu; 1ur en9ber=
3ige Weni&sn ooer Seu4ler piiroen 10
ungere9t banbeln ooer oenfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-05

Gin idlaner Sunsr. M a m a:
,Sieb', Sans, man ioll ME radiiidtis
iein, uno ieinen SeinSen ltetS pers
9eben. Stell' Dir alio einmal Dor,
elm Sungs fdme uuO prii9elte DID
burd-mas miirbeit On ba tbuu?"-
Sans (nadoem er cine SanSe Seit
fill baseieiien unb fiber benz Problen.
se9riibelt, nit pfiffi9er Miene): nDu,
Wama-mie aroB III Der Sunae?"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-05

ny uuuT UHHC UtuuCl1iHlAWSL Sulel w
pprben."
81. Qlte 1interiudte eifrig bic tpez
MICE i'm Rprbe befinbli9e WGi9e, aber
nirgsnbs NOR elm 3ei6en pber Sea-
mers5us 5i entbeden, Der auf bic !6ers
funft Der 4iisoeitoBenen f9lieben lieB.
Gin paar Sbrdnen liefen babel iiber
hire faltiseu Baden. Sin gutter
Menf9 ieib's bod, Sepp, = ia hab'
mfrs ia INNER seba9t. Sern min i9
allies t6un, baB bas MGbel CROP unb
f4Dn pirb unb sSbr NAL cine re6te
Jreube bran 6abt. Nber iebt mub i9
beisen unb cine marine Mtl9 .bplen,
bab es ipieber su &rGften tommt.
Gebt mir bertpeil S6a9t barauf. f."
@ls be @lte gei9Gftig binauseeetlt
mar, idritt Der Sepp einisemal burd
bic Stube, la9te gang bsrsniigt unb
fubr fi9 nit ben 9Gnben in ben ftrupz
pigen Bart unb bas tpirre 9aar. vOas
mub fort, - anes FORT" fuste er gu
fi9 ielbft, - nbamit es ben tpilben
Batter ni6t fiir6tet. Sin faubersr, an
itGnbiser Menfd mub id pieber tpers
ben, tpie friiber, ais mid bic 2iefel
germ bate" ---
v@pbin poIt's benin 10 frib
f9pn?" fragte bic Nlte am anberen
Mprsen, als Der Sepp fi9 gum Sort
ssben ~riiitete.
r@rbeit iu6en," entgegnete er nit
leu6tsnben 8Iiden. rWeiB' f9on. tpD
i9 mid melben muB. Sir Die nd4ten
Gage pirb's reiden. limb ba - Die
SlaI9e," er Spg bas bau9ige @las aus
feiner Scope, - Die brau9' i9
nimmer, min lie ni9t mebr feben, :
rGumen Sizes meg. Srau 9sumann,
itatt granntipein pirb iebt Mil9 fir
bic &leine gefauft."
4uf Der StraBe eins Der Sepp bod
unb aufeeri9tet babin, ben 9ut aus
Dem Geii9t geriidt, elm milbes, freunos
liaes 2G9eln auf benz @efi9t. Die
2eute, bic ibm friiber arsgepi9en,
bGtten i'm ni9t pieberertannt. @uf
benz Strdbenreinigungsamt fam er gez
rdbe nod re9t, I'm als LETTER S6neez
faaufler~ einseiteGt gu fperben. Sir bic
nG9iten Sage CAB es ausrei6enben
@srbienf. Damn f6Ius er ii@ iber ben
Heit bes @inters, 10 gut es 9ing, nit
aQerlei Qrbeit bur6. Wenn er nur
@benbs gu ieinem &inbe beimfam, bas
unter 5rau !Seumann's Yflege prG9z
tig gebieb, f9eute er feline Mii6e unb
Ylaee. ,Wer elm &inb gu ernGbreu
bat, Der muB ii4 riibren," antfportete
er gang itplS alien @erfu6ern unb
8erfiibrern, Die i'm pb feiner Nii4@
ternbeit unb feines 5leiBes peripottes
ten.
Mit benz Sriibiabr begann Die Or
beit on ben Neubouten nieber, unb
zines Ibenbs fam Der Grubbammer
Gepp freubeitroblenb beim, BENIN er
bate ME friiber ais tii9tiger, ipliber
Maurer fi9ere unb gut beaablte SEE
f9dftigung %gefunben. @be er fi9 gu
feinem bei9eibenen Na9teHen febte,
f9ritt er auf bic Wiege gu, nobm Die
&leine. bic Inn freunblt9 entgsgens
ld9elte, heraus unb i3autelte fie Guf
ieinen &nien.
rSft's ni9t elm @ngel, elm ganSer
@ngel?" fagte er sliidli6 la9enb, als
5rau 9eumunn eintrut.
ySa, ia, 9rubbummer," nidte Die
Glte. sd bub' Mrs aud f9On gez
ba3t. Gin @nsel it's pirfli9, ben
Sud Der Simmel gef9idt bat, lin
@u4 auf Die re4te 8ubn s~uriidsufiibs
ren."
.3e9t babt's, Srar !6eumann. :
brum min ids audi f9iiBen uno Be-
fpabren mein gonses 2eben, mics II
elm liebes @ngelein brau6t." unb nit
bGterli9er 3Grtli4feit briidte er BIZ
&leine an feline 9ruft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-05

= Ibgeminft. @irtb (eines
Goncertgartens): '.Die finben Sk
meine Concert 9 Rapene2 SIT bic
Msufif ni4t beraufd<nb f40n9"-
Sat: nI4 ia, aber Sbr Bier lit nint
10 f40n, boB 1mon ii3 buran berauz
ffen tonmte!~
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-05

G0u p~erfaufen: einen Bonplot ON efurm Gpeuue,
. Srpif2sn 9igblanb ape. uub Oriental etrate,
IS bel 1876 Nub eros. Bertb $500. merbe fur S77s
on Semanb Der a& eiu 1ous su bousn uHni&t Der.
iaufen. @irb Mot an Esrionsn ~berfauft bic eiaeu.
tbum permiethen monen. SUITE etroBe unb Srot.
tpirs. Gas. absusstondIe unb sIsftrii&s s 2int On
Der etroSe. NansufrassH bel 6. He&erer, lass
6turm Apeuue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-05

9rcHcnb be,ci6net. 9ebrerin:
r@lia, mas fannit Gu mir bon ben
SGneden iagen?" = S6iilerin:
,Sie lteller i'm Gbierrei6e Die Sefuuz
b1rbabneu Oor!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-05

0u p~erianfen /: Donfsr's 2tie. bic ho6fen iabrIine
. usfeifem ftr $1,000, aIter bon 20, fur Is Sabre,
SO. Darum anberen 10 uussteuere Prdmie beoaSIen2
s. .. 04efa, Mosut, 7se XstpfpR CapyeoI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-05

eeteneseiu& Gin beuti1er Sunae, bios ehn Sohr
~ TN Sauo, funt irgenb DeIhe eefndftieuua, mo
er aud 81 slsi&er Seit Rot nno eosts srbdIt. Na1r
s~ufraseu s25 OF RorpoOo. FeIephou s47a, Rsu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-05

0ottIteb BIT,
DIE aemhtbH&e 9de,"
Gde 9pble unb Rarfet Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-05

EEinia 3u bermietheu /: 1oStensAn5hee fur 9aueu,
~ 3errtn u. ainber bet Riniltn. 20 Bembrof. AreoSe.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-26
MEANS MERGER OF
NEVADA MINES.
Sale of Stock IN Jumbo and
Red Top to Be Followed
by a Gigantic Combine
PROPERTIES IN DEAL

GOLDFIELD. New Oct 25--The
largest mining deal IN the history OF
Goldheld is about 10 be cansummated.
Today George Wingfeld. fer himself
and associates, bought sufficient stock
In the Jumbo and Red Top mines TO
give them eontroI OF the properties.
The Jumbo, 800 eco shares. was bought
at sale, and Red Top. 365, 0aa shares, at
$40, making considerably over mil
lfon-d0IIar deal, The stock purchased
belonged to Charles and Harry Taylor
and Hughey and Ceihurn. all four
pioneers and Iocaters Of the ground.
This purchase was only 4 detail Of
a much iargeH deal, which viii be IN
the nature ef a merger Last Satur-
day J. H CarstafrS OF Philadelphia, the
GistiIIer. bought 400. coo shares OF Mo-
hawk stock at 81 a share. This was
the stock owned by Al Meyers. one Of
the locators Of the property, and for
some time superintendent Wfngdeld
and Nixon are the chief owners of the
Mohawk
1t is understood that Carstairs and
his associates have Joined the Wing
field and Nixon syndicate 70 bring
about a merger OF the great Mohawk.
Jumbo. Red Top. Jumbo Extension.
Florence and possibly the Combination.
which list includes the largest minas
OF GoIdheld
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-26
VESSELS WRECKED
ON NORTH COAST.
Barkentine Skagit and Bark
Peter IredaIe Are Ashore:
Captain and Cook Lost
SEAMEN ARE RESCUED
SPECIAL DEsPArCH 10 THE CALI


VICTORIA B. G, Ger. s5-The bark
enrfne Skaxff. 433 tens. fer Port Gam
bic. went ashore this morning On VAN
eouver Island near CE0o-sse. within n
few miles Of where the Valencia
disaster occurred. Captain Rose and the
c00sz were drosyned- The mate aad sew
en- men reached shore I'm safety, al
thoa<h some we're injured They were
saccored BY David LSgz1- the Hneman,
who did exeeIi~at work during the Va
Iencfa disaster. The Skagit il a total
wreck
The Skagft was bound from san
Francisco. which port she left On oc-
t0ber 3 for Port Gamble and encou1-
tered a heavy fog or the straits. She
was driven toward Vancouver Island
in heavy southwest weather. q heavy
fog obstrucrinE the sight Of land The
vessel was in the breakers before the
crew were aware Of their danger. When
the Survivors reached shore Logan tel
ephoued the news q the wreck to Pet
terSon. the lighthouse keeper at Cape
Bottle The message was misUnder-
sroo6 n transit with the result that
a telegram was sent TO the Marine De-
partment TO the effect that a large
steamer was ashore.
The salvage steamer SaIvor which
Is kept lying az EsCUfmaIt with steam
I'd for such emergencies. was promptly
dispatched and the Government steam
er Quadra was ordered from Ban1eId
Creek 20 the scene.
The scene or the disaster has been
the graveyard Of many vessels. notably
the Valencia. Uncle John Janet Cowzu.
ATLANTA. EeSra and other craft. on
some 0f which many OF those on board
were lest
ASTORIA. Or, Oct. 25.-The British
ship Peter IredEIe, from SaIIna Cruz.
is high a1d dry su CIa1S0p Beach. q
short distance north of the wreck Of
the Czrfnzmore- The Peter IredzIe ar
rived on the mouth OF the river late
last evening and with every knosFIedxe
CT the conditions Captain Lawrence.
wha has made many passages TO this
PORT, mist0ak his bearings through the
lights and s0u1din<z.
Il vas daylight this morning when
The Peter IredaFe was IN sight Of land
ard n the attempt TO beat on shore she
ground On the beach As soon as the
vessel struck the nlizzenmast broke
and following the foremast and main
mast went by the board when the YES
SCI grounded Captain Lawrence called
MS crew aft and the falling rigging
injured none OF them The Iffe-savfng 2
crews al Point Adams aud Fort Canbv
were Immediately notified and assist
anee vas rendered at once The work
or rne llre-saVlEE crews was heroic and
lns men On board we're quickly landed
II the lie boats and taken ashore.
The vessel lies in had position this
evening and viii probably be a total
loss Captain Lawrence ard his or
GERS are Al the scene OF the wreck
awaiting Instructions
The Peter IredzIe Is four-uasr
bark and OF 1894 tons net register sr.7
comes IN ballast from SaIfua, Crux
The vessel Is under charter to load
grain AT Portland for Europe.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-26
PORTER IS PRAISED
BY PASSENGER.

George g Ward vice president Of the
Pacific Cable Company, testified yes
terday in favor Of Captain W P s
Porter. recently master OF the steam
ship Mon goIia- before United States
o. F. BoIIes.
Mongolia. and it was by order OF Cen
eraI Manager R. P. Schwerin Of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company that
the Mongolia stopped at Midway ISL
and to allow Mr. Ward TO land there
The witness testified that Captain
Porter was very careful Of the safety
of the steamer. and that II was the
cesC-discfpIined and most comfortable
vessel he had ever travelled upon. He
said further that the engines were
stopped a minute or two before the
steamer struck upon the coral reef
Before that time the ship was going
very slowly He fatty contradicted the
statement Of Quartern1aster Bunker
that one Of the other officers had called
out seventeen fataous from the bow
Of the boat When approaching the
island Captain Porter said TO the wit
ness.
I intend to take no chances with my
ship or any risk at all, but I viii stop
as soon as get a sounding
The witness also stated that he had
made good many voyages On different
waters and he had never met a more
competent or careful navigator than
Captain Porter or a more courteous
officer
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-26
GREETS
CANDIDATES.
Prominent Democrats Hear
Bells Views on Issues
of Present Campaign

OAKLAND, Oct. 25.-Theodore A
Bell. Democratic candidate for Govern
or. today toured Alameda County, ac-
cumpanied by Thomas O. TeIand. nomf-
nee fer Lieutenant Governor. and J. J.
Mcdonald chairman Of the Democratic
county committee. Bell visited San
LeanGro. Pfeasanton and Livermore. de-
livering addresses, returning TO Oak
land this evening where be was enter
tanned at dinner at the Hotel Metro
pole BY City Attorney J. E McEIroY.
P IL Fitzgerald. Judge Niles Searfs.
Judge John CARRIER, John r Glascock
and other prominent Alameda County
Democrats. Bell spoke TO a good
sized audience tonight at Germznia
Hall J. Z. McElroy presided.
Bell declared that the Republican
convention at Santa Cruz was con
tr0IIed By the Southern Pacific Com
paEy. which had defeated Governor
Par6ee for renomination. and had
forced Hartman and Herrin candf-
date upon the party for Governor. Bell
asserted that the only issue before the
voters OF the State was whether the
Governor OF California for the coming
four years should be under the control
Of the railroad machine or whether the
voters desire A clean. untrzmmeled
administrat HarkIng back TO the
New York campaign. Bell said.
There IS & distinct parallel In the
rottenness Of the work OF the Repub-
Hcan convention at Santa Cruz to that
OF the Democratic convention at Buf-
faIo- Charles e Hughes said. when
he accepted the Republican nomination
IN New York that the issue OF the cam
paIgn was not the record Of the Re
publican party. nor that Of the Demo-
cratic party. but 4 clean. decent gov
erument. and I echo bis words here to-
night"
After leaving Geruania Hall Bell
spoke at Alden and AT Berkeley
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-26
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