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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-30

76 - Y! IIVrct,clt garrisons abandon Fort
L Ticond crogtl d t approach OF Gcti.
Amhorst. 81 7S M IS,
convention meets at Ann
IA hpDliH and resolves to support tho
MEASURES Of Congress-.
17ss-A mob, mob favorable e the ConsttI.
55s gg ton # destroys tho anti TedcxD II \.
printing Office or Thomas Grecnek
35 In New Y ork. ssS 55a5
1a77----F deral cavalry called 10 subdus
inobs q soclnllats IN Chicago; nlna.8
tccu killed. III @
1sss-.Tlo spanlsh Government. through
French Ainbassht1br Cnmbot, asks
for terms Of peace. ,3 III
III a fs5 JULY az. n 81 3s US
16to--slr Thomas Bmytho discovers ,lia
n ela Wnro Bny. s8SG N
166o--NYhnlley and COTE, two of tho fugl.%
eivB Judges $of Charles i, arrive mt 4
fsoaton and ard cofNenlad from tic !.
royal officers. t s ss SS
1851 Schenectady purchased from the
5 Indiana sii St55 ssg8 aSsl
&17s7-BenInnin Frnnkiln arrives "a Lon.
don as Ambassador from tho colony
ESi55g$58 OF Pehnsylv min. 8&S
$1sl2-A mnb In Baltimore attacks mems n
berg OF the nnti.Waf party: Il two
killed \. others wounded. s6
s1si3--Wnr with tho Greek Indians begins.
f1s52-Gr eat 9 excitement III caused BY tho
burning OF the eanibbnt d Horny
Clay willis racing on tho Hudson
BE 81 river near YohkersI seventy lives
lost. 5SSss r. } 5ss
1882 steamer Golden Cate burned IN e
tho Pacific of the coast OF Mexico;
as 200 lives lost. III
1884 first regular !. trip OF mn electric
street car made In Cleveland.
}s83s1EE JUL 20. ss58
isee-The French, Under Frontennc. In
I 5s va d 8 = ofthefn New York.
ifs41-Congress finally passes the bill to &
establish tho FlHcn1 II Bank Of the 4
h S uhtcd states. (Thc bill was .vs-
4 u Isl tocd later BY President yler. J
1859 Jefferson Davis, Secrota ~ Of War.
1 sends ht expedition TO explore n "a
railroad route from tho Missouri
to the Pacific.
1se1-Ths Emperor 81 Russia sends 70
tic United States expressions o.
good wifi hopes tho Union Will not Ct
gyi be dissolved. s,53 3 .S 5S5
1se2-The Alabama sails Ms confed-
crate privatcer fron, 1alrkenf ne. :,
England. 81 S; ri
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8V / of the
Virginia! !. Editors g.
Infant M ortality..

From June LIST IT, July 18th. one hundred a1s
Infants died III Richmond. In the same
title nlnetylsix Infants wcro born: In Il
seven days I'M July ffty-slx inftt,ts tlie'i
iii Waahington,s and a luck Of ice is given 'e
as the cause. leo Is rs much O necessity ,s,
o-dny In cities ns milk and brenfi.$9 any y!
continuation that Keeps up prices on Hu ll
should DO condemned and pun
.ished severely III Is horrible thai help
loss lnfunts should die like fius because
big profits must be made. - nrinville'
Herald, Ut, l3g
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Merely Joking.

III n. = T.. !
His Fault you admit you were at
fault III that Investigation" Greatly In
fault" answered tho trust .lnagnnte.2 y
sec now whore could, ,hnYo taken fur
better precautions fof concenlnlent."--
Washington Star
a Woman's Rights Mamie: y behave
In womnn's rights Gortie: 'Thon you
think every woman should have u yote?'
Mamie: mo; but ] think overy woman
should llnyo a yotor."--- chicago Record
Herald,
Fifth. Hand.--Ann. "soe what u lovely
diamond engagement ring Henry gaya
me." jane: "Ycs, It Is. And It's gon-
uinc too" Ann: why. what do YOU
mcnnf' Jane; "Whon Henry gave II to
inc | sent and Ind II testeu.'- Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
i Tips on Treating. -'HoW shall tan and
irecklps DO tfcatcd" asks u New York
paper. Can't say rs to New York, but
out this way Ice cream soda seems to
hit the right spot with them KANSAS
CITY Journal.
Her Way.
Blo went and sat upon his Knee
Tho net WAS somewhat unexpectedly 81
Bho Kissed him, yet slw that he
Remained morose. almost detected.
! wondered thGt there were no smlleg. y
No Frightening at his wife's caresslrg;
j am bachelor, aud w!es
or wonlanklnd nre past my guessing, :
l'ut when NC Two friends met again
& Alittlc later NJ the club,
lilo did not offer TO explain 3,ia
Excert BY slowIug me the "aiubH q
--New York Times.
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Braxton4ifand Glass.

855, Tho Norfolk Virgin Ian Pilot thinks that
Mr.. Braxton should be kept In Virginia.
as 1t is almost n forcgone conclusion that
Mr.. Brllxt ton will be COUNSEL on one or
tho other side, In the sduabble over tho
office OF insurance commlssioiler.
However, should we be Sunable to keep
Mr.. Braxton In Virginia, the Exponent de- e
OF Lynohburg, as the guardian Of the
commission and all &othorg branches Of
the government of the State Of Virginia,
Mr. Csluss Inns already Saccomplisned many
wonders, and will doubtless accomplish
MANY more Cupeper Exponent. g
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.. Inequality Of Taxes.

That dead men have no rights Is az
! old as 1t IS obvious. and the case of
Marshall Fields executors shows how
| much less they can do for their testator
than sho himself did when alive. III &
1T Is now stated tint Mr.. Field only
paid taxes on s2,5o0,o0O Of personally,
though the inheritance taxes alone on
his estate amounted to more than that
sum-. Although worth 500, 900, 600 Mr..
Field had avoided his taxes by the threat
that. II they were levied and collected
up to tho full extent Of tho law. he
would ,novo Ills residence from Chicago
Also he laid great stress upon the adj
mitted fact that othor vory wealthy
citizens were 5proportlonately as far be-
hind as he was. Tho result Of these
threats and arguments was that Mr.
Field md great many other inillion-
aires avoided their Just obligations, and
literally dcfrnuued their city annually
out OF very large sums Of money duo
for taxes. J, It is estimated by tho Board
Of Rovlew Of Chicago that Mr.. Field
owes taxes on at least s1o5, 800 900. Tho
lnterest alone on this sun, amounts to
sd3o. 900. The Inv has. therefore, gotten
Its hands upon this estate at last, but
how about tho others who nro enjoying
all tho benefits ana protection OF the
city Of Chicago. and arc not paying their
share? i. ri q X,
In Chicago, as IN Virginia, there is
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l.,
jenkins, &C Richmond. and Miss carris
Calvin, OF Orange, who will bo K h 1''l| I
GUESTS. 81 .. ia 81.
Dr. Alfred q, Palmer ID visiting rela-s
t,ves I'M ttr.barnn, Va ..s
Mrs. w ". A1arston is visiting rela'
tlvcs IN sallida a5. 8sl
MI. and Mrs. ". II. Sands and the
Misses Sands nre spending some time me y. 4
8ss Mrs u 8. W. collins md children nre
visiting relatives IN n elson county. .;
Miss Rosalia Manor has returned to her
homo In Pnge county, after spending sev-33.
eral months II Rlo ~ ION
Dr. q b. str.ckler, OF the Union Theo-ss
logical Seminary, Is In Atlanta, ga,
where he Is supplying the pull t OF the "
Central Presbyterian Church, IN the abs
lsence OF tho pastor, pr. I. H. Rice.
Miss EssIe Edwards who has been
visiting her grandparents here, has res
turned to her home In Newport News.
Miss Ilyelyn Lee, who has been Visiting
Miss Berkeley Nelson. has returned to her
home In Gloucester county. .55
Colonel and Mrs, John II. Saunders, o.
saluda. cl,unt several days In Richmond
las. week. & ss 3.s
4 Miss Olivia Courtney, Of Littlo Ply
motlth,s,vn., recently Visited her aunt,
Mrs. BEETLE Courtney, in this oily. N II
Mrs. MD, Atkinson and her party, In Y
Guiding Mrs. Murray, Mrs, NNoodruft,
Mlsses Daisy and Margaret Morgan. 7
leave Wednesday, In Mrs. Atklnso '!,.s
sauto.carfor a trip. to Rockbrldse Alum UNI
Springs. S
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Cause for Joy.

cltiman How did they celebrate t tn
Fourth out your way n,
snbhubs: 1'yvell, there was g big m |.
istitutlon near US whore they held y, ttlan''s'
giving services, I think, md !,
Gilman: "Tfnnksglvlng ervlces
subbubs, fYes; IT'S tho Dear ana
Dumb Asylum. They couldn't near INC
nolse,'--The Catholic stalldafa anu
Times. !. laI
THO War Dopnrt has imported {. Lon:
don tailor make our army nn,deFn hay dha
4 4 oyofn,us Of its-I.ou6ylllc Courier
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~ Is now stated that Dreyfus yaY NOT
stapheu on his appearance at tho Military
ellh OF Paris. Could 1t lave been BoniY
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SOCIAL AND
PER !: /: I ONA''.'1-.,
AtINs,vf,oft

AZ Newport. III
What d |. Y ocean I. tlihA ~ YOU.
theeu os s a oid IL A ,hs WI srli II o,d
And gray ~ tiis eOds are gray
,.rls well ], tfow That you Know hbt now
The things that tie seh might sAyj +
.i5yes that are brisht, YOU must surely
Cheek that Ii red grew van,
Y Flesh that IL fair mean Heart gold half,
ElS Pass 1iko an AuBust a. VII 35!, l6
Hopes die, lives Whiie, but ! remain
5ss When &iife Itself IL tohe, 81 ss " st
E'1itile limbs ti,ht sleAin III ny wild ems
3Sitss brace 8S 81 IA ) & i5 q ,tg
II / have store enough of my, avn. 4
I have ,Wlnnowed them fifo Will my bitifs
ID 3}5 brine, | N b II 4f3 T
And polished tito whltthed bore
False hearts that bent where! my ttdos
5SSi3 retreat, B.SE iS65 rs VI sa d lsS
Fl You arc iiuhvy hhd hard ns stone.
s''i.or Il iittis YEAR Or Il score Of years,
II, YOU dance OIL my furtltest shore
My waters roll from bolG 10 polo,
8 Lords of pour f,ehtu ard war II u 81 II M
4 friend Ut tile many llioh yenrs,
rs 1 walt II NIL lion more ii SI,
.3',You play Al loye and work AZ hA.s,
And apo sihdarity & 8s !. ,.5
Your otie real tjtohth you draw 1t dea III j,
5 when stiio |iittle Ho,ii. goes + frou
Il stand and walt tho last command
.f 'rhote shall be i,o more 500. $J
Reginald Wright Kaufman, III August
9 J1thaf1 tyn u 5 M Ell u ls5S1&E
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Old Rags.

p. y. sIi =
II l>,o Rag Man has como to town, and did
rags have beer At q premium Tor snvorv.l
days. They have boen gathered IN mt
last and how there ID n doartll of OLD
rags In the county seat. Various shnpeA.
Sizes md denominations Wc1p gatllered,
together, such rs Is rarely seen. Red
rags, white rags. ynlloW rags and
blue rnga long RIGGS short rags, old
rags and now rags. In fact All # kilioul
OF ftigs and the raH man was wearing
q ragged snlle ana thla is how 1t hnp-
pened; lie waa On the wharf this morn
ing With his buntlle--thrsp large wool
t'aoks ana about dozen grass bags
OF rags, alrtsi1y to sNip.nsT Tic tio,lght,$bnl
the clerk declined 10 handle thclli az
freight for the steamer, bscauso the rags
had burst the bags and wnre cropping
out Tie clerk said the goods were N
no condition to ship, ard that Ito was
not goins 70 risk a suit for $40 iii case. the
ruHs got split. And so tho two cnntinueu
70 chew the rag mud There was II i1'.s
time conversation ilntWconf them. But
ghe ras 1ntrn set 10 work mendlng tho
bags. and flnhly pff went the rags. Oil
rags Whitewater Democrat
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Unrctentive,
AtsthG for,y-secpna large bowl ~ wnss.i,t
me baron whs seen TO grow mellow
tthe sl1ts.nitth bowl lie propbsed q toa.t,
the less am nble 10 retaGsi, ''Are,
NSW ,t sIh!s Ms 2 NM a NJ lord did 10,
maH'.sr Mas. but for ali that eygry horn NAN
Drained IN honor OF the sentiment PUCK.
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! : :
MF- bryan las written II reply to Let
iefs from a Chinese oiIlcal.'' This Is
All very wei as far as II goes but what
the country really needs ~ a suitable
reply TO la'lls from a Chinese Landry
nan.
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Unreteintive.

Us the St. swilhlnost weutlor!
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H " ! 4
VI County Exhibits at Jamestown.
The l]onrds Of Supervisors in several
counties In the Etatu llAyo mode ;l4rITo I
l,rlations to derray The expense Of collr-
ty3 exhibits ut tho Jamestown IIxpoal-
ton IN 1907. 50 far MS swo llilve been able
to loarn tho question OF an exhibit has
not, as yet, been very serionsly consll-
cred in Halifax. The Supervisors can
make provision for ths great event II
they are SO disposed. II sl,5N is nppro-
,priated will It be like bread Gust upon
tho waters? In this money sotdinE,
.niol,cy.saviny age MI &cxpend'turaa or "a
public character nre cnr1tnlly nn,l a!oscly
gcruthized By tho tnx payers. DO TIC
peol,lc really want tho products ofs,,tha
coll to DO on exhibition ut the blI SHOW
There Is ample Tina II which to ponder
the&mattcr and give It tho consideration
which It Halifax Gazette. "a @
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A New Road 70 Richmond.

Tho promoters OF tho railroad from
Wnrren through rnppahhhnock, Madison
md FllivannH on TO Richmond claim that
the road will DO built. Sd mote It be!
1'luvnnnl Is about tho center Of the
State. It Is In tho direct line OF tho
Orleans. 1t Is. also In the line OF the best
grade for a route for the road through
Madison to Richmond. 8. 81 III
The State Corporation Commission will
doubtless soon determine the rights OF
tho county as to tho line3tlp the Rivanna
River Let them come, Let them all
coine! n III isij Ii s5 5g
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-09
MORMONS SECURE
WIVES ABROAD.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALI,


WASHINGTON, Aug. S.-Upon the
desk Of Commissioner General of I'm
migration Sargent is evidence which.
ADDED to what has heretofore come to
the knowledge of the officials, indi-
Gates the existence of a scheme of the
Mormon church for the upbuilding of
Mormonism through violation OF the
immigration laws. This evidence re-
lates to the case of mere child, Susan
Henry, aged IL years. brought into this
country from Edinburgh, Scotland.
through the port of Boston by a Nor
mon elder named Buchanan, who in
tended to take this child and a num-
Der of women to accompany him to
Shelley, Idaho.
1t was stated at the bureau that mis-
s1onaries of the Mormon church ap-
pear to be carrying on a systematic
search in the British Isles, Germany
and Scandinavian countries for sturdy,
vigorous young girls and women, who
are brought to this country through
promises of wealth, luxury and good
homes, but in reality for the purpose
of making them wives OF Mormons, so
that the sect can be increased in num-
Der as speedily as possible.
The actions of the child, Susan Henry.
aroused the suspicious of the inspec-
tors and she was detained and her case
Investigated.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-09
SW|F TWATER BILL
IS IN HIDING.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

SEATTLE, Aug. S.-Fearing that his
fourth wife, Kittie Gates. from whom
he is attempting to secure divorce
was about to secure a warrant from the
Prosecuting Attorney charging him
with bigamy "Swiftwater Bill Gates
made hurried departure from Seattle
The only person who knows of his pres
ent whereabouts and who was advised
of his departure is his attorney.
Mrs. Gates cross complaint filed this
morning, brought to light the fact that
'Bill' has been twice married to the
woman whom he is now seeking to di-
vorce. He married her at Chehalis on
June 20 1901. while Bera Beatrice
Beebe was his wife. About a year and
a half ago the third wife secured di-
vorce from saltwater Bill" After the
divorce was granted Gates went
through a second marriage ceremony
with his fourth wife at Oakland In No
vember, 1905.
Last night Mrs. Gates held a confer
ence with Prosecuting Attorney Mack
intosh. Gates got wiHd of 1t through
the half-dozen detectives he has en-
ployed to report to him Mrs. Gates
and fed.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-09
OPEN AIR MISSION
FOR REFUGEES.

To inspire hope within the hearts of
the refugees and to revive in them an
interest in their spiritual welfare
mission services are being conducted
daily at Jefferson square under the di-
rection OF Father w. P. Sullivan Of St
Mary's Cathedral, assisted by other
Catholic priests. All the services are
conducted under a large tree in the
square and many hundreds of people
assemble each evening to listen to the
sermons. A different preacher oflciates
each evening.
The sermon last night was on con-
feSsion, but was given the flguratiVe
title Of Rehabilitation" It. was deliv-
cred by Rev. John ]. Harrison, and in
spite of a chilly fog the crowd extended
far away in every direction among the
surrounding tents. The solemn words
of the speaker, the reflection of the
many candles on the interested features
of the listeners and the dim outlines
Of trees and tents in the background
made the occasion unusually impress
sive.
The speaker began by telling of the
ten lepers who went to Jerusalem to
meet Christ and to ask to be cleansed
and who were told in return to show
their Affections. This was lesson in
confession, the value of which the
speaker proceeded to explain.
- + O4lOWluB are the SPEAKERS VINO nave
conducted evening services at the park
together with the 1gurative and literal
titles Of their sermons: Sunday even
ing, Rev. DR.. John d. Mcguire, "'Refu-
gees meaning the end of man; Mon
day evening, Rev. Philip O'Ryan, The
Great Catastrophe" meaning the NOR
tai sim; Tuesday evening, Rev. P. J.
Keane, : "And After" meaning the
death; Wednesday evening, as above
described. This evening Rev. william
E. McGough will speak on Relief; Fri
day evening Rev. James A. Grant will
preach on the CITY Beautiful" Sunday
evening will be the last service of the
series and II will be on "Reoonstruc-
tion," by Rev. w. p. Sullivan.
Under the direction Of Father Sulli-
van and his fellow workers there has
also been established in Jefferson
square a sewing school for women, two
schools for children and a general read
inZ-rOOn.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-09
COMMITTEE WILL DISCUSS
BURNHAM PLANS TODAY
Phelan Says People Must Decide How
to Raise Money to Provide
for improvements.

No quorum was present at the meet
ing of the committee of forty which
had been called to convene at the
building Of the Board of Public Works.
at McAllister and Leavenworth streets,
at IL o'clock yesterday forenoon to
consider the Burnham plans for street
improvement 1t was .voted to ad-
journ until $3.50 a. m today at the
building of the California Promotion
Committee in Union Square
James D. Phelan came In Just as
the adjournment was decided upon and
Joined with the others in q brief and
informal discussion of the matter for
which the meeting had been called.
He regards the manner in which money
for this Improvement is TO be provided
as the most important phase of the
scheme-whether by a general bond
issue or by the district improvemen
plan.
The whole question will be before
the people within a few weeks" said
Mr. Phelan, and 1t is for them to de-
eide. In the meantime I think the
Board of Public Works should refuse
permits for the construction Of build
ings that will interfere with the
plans"
Several architects and civil engineers
were present and joined the discussion.
The opinion was expressed that as
matters stood, the Board of Public
Works could not refuse building per-
mits for the reason set forth by the
former Mayor; that 1t could be COM
PEELED by a writ of mandamus to issue
permits that were in accord with ex-
listing regulations, and that arbitrary
refusal because OF possible interference
with plans not yet fully approved was
beyond the power of the board.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-09
DIR. PTERCDs REMEDIES.
Bad Stomach Makes
Bad Blood.

You can not make sweet butter in
foul; unclean churn. The stomach serves
as a churn in which TO agitate, work up
and disintegrate our food as il is being
foul the result will be torpid, sluggish
liver and bad. impure blood
p: The ingredients Of DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery sre Just such as best
serve to correct and cure all such de-
rapgements. II is made up without
. drop Of alcohol In its composition; chem
lcaliy pure, triple-refned glycerine being
used Instead Of the commonly employed
alcohol. Now this glycerine is Of itself q
valuable medicine, Instead OF a deeteri-
GUS agent Ike alcohol, especially In the
cure o. weak stomach. dyspepsia and the
various forms OF indigestion. Prof. Finley
Eilingwood, NJ. D., Of Bennett Medical
College, Chicago, says Of 1t:
"In dyspepsia II serves an excellent pur-
pose. 1t is one Of the best manufact-
gred products OF the present time In its
action uron enfeebled. disordered stom2chs;
especially II there is liberation or catarrhal
gasfritis catarrhal Inflammation OF stomach).
Il Is a most efficient preparation Glycerine
will relieve many cases OF pyrosis lheartburm
and excessive gastric acioity. 1t is useful in
chronic intestinal dyspepsia, especially the
fatUlent variety. and IN certain forms Of
chronic constipation. stimulating the secre-
tory and excretory functions OF the intestinal
When combined. in Just the right proper
.tions< with Golden Seal root, Stone root,
Black Cherrybark, Queens root, Blood
root and Mandrake root. or TIE extracts OF
these. as in DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. there can be no doubt Of its
great efficacy in the cure Of al stomach.
liver and intestinal disorders and derspge-
mentS. These several ingredients have
the strongest eDoorsement In al such
cases of such eminent medical leaders as
Prof. z. Bartbolow, NJ D.. Of Jefferson Med
ical College. Phila-: Prof. Hobart A. Hare:
N D.. OF Medical Department CntveT$itE OF
Pa: Prof Laurence johnson. M y. Me9lcal
Departrnent University OF New YORK; Prof
Edwin n. Hale. NJ. D., HahneInanll, Mecca SE 2,
College. Chicago; Prof John h- ocoooeI, ~. ~ ~,
end Prot John King. NJ. D., Authors OF me
American Digpensatory. and scores OF others
among the leading medical men OF onr lanos;
Who can doubt the curative virtues ol
z medicine the ingredients Of which nave
such a professional endorsement?
. Constipation cured by Doctor Plerceb
Pleasant Pellets. One or two dose.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-09
CONVICTED IN LAND
FRAUD CASE.
Charles A. WatsonFoun
Guilty by Jury in the
Oregon Federal Court
HENEY'SCALENDAR

PORTLAND, Or. Aug. s.-Charles A
Watson, tried on charge of perjury
in connection with furnishing final
proof on his homestead entry, has been
convicted by a jury in Judge Hunts
United States District Court. The jury
went out at o'clock last evening and
retCrred sealed verdict OF guilty
when court opened today. The jury
recommended clemency.
The trial of G. D. Barnard and C1ar-
ence b. Zachary, charged with perjury,
began before Judge Hunt this after
noon. Barnard and Zachary are ac-
cused of having perjured themselves as
witnesses for Watson in having sworn
falsely TO his residence and improve
ment of his homestead In making final
proof before James S. Stewart, a United
States Commissioner. This case in
wolves much of the same testimony
ancG. facts introduced in the trial of
Watson.
Watson, Barnard and Zachary are
also defendants in the case against ex-
Senator SteiWer, II. II. Hendricks, F. P
Mays, John H. Hall and others, which
is TO follow This is known as the
Butte Creek case and the charge is
illegal fencing OF public lands, involv-
ing a conspiracy TO defraud the Gov
ernment.
Owing to the fact that Special Prose
cutor Francis ]. Heney will have to
appear In Washington for the trial
Of the Hyde Benson case in October
and the further fact that District Judge
Hunt is anxious to return home early
in September, the probabilities are that
there Will be lull in the trial of pend
ing land fraud cases In September, last
ing until this winter or next spring.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-09
NEW ZEALAND!

the wonderland of the Southern Hem
isphere. Southern Alps easily reached
mitage and short trail to Mt Cook and
other peaks Season. October to Feb
ruary. West Coast Sounds rivaling
famous fiords OF Norway, and Suther-
world) via Queenton or steamer in
January.
In the North Island. Wanganui River
and Hot Lakes of boiling water, with
grand bush scenery, more interesting
than Yellowstone. January is mid
summer in New Zealand and this year
il will be especially desirable to visit
that country to attend the
Christchurch International Exhibition
in session for six months beginning
October. Special round trip rates with
stopover privileges for this exhibition.
Sailings every three weeks from San
Francisco Address Oceanic S. S. Co,
1868 Broadway, Oakland. Telephone.
Oakland SS1S.