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The San Francisco call., 1906-09-24

Stmr Eureka, Iverson, "a hours from Eureka
Stmr Noyo, Lee, 16 hours from Cleone
Stmr Bee Marsen, rs hours from Grays Har.
Stmr Signal, Monroe. A hours from Coos Bay.
Stmr San Pedro, Anfndsen % hours from
Stm- Homer, Donaldson, rs hours from Eu
reka.
stmr Redondo, Bendesard, 81 hours from
Fr bark Jean Bart, Gueno. 1873 days from
schr Mary C. Campbell. hours from Bodcga
Scbr Helene, Thompson, 10 days from Bel
Sehr Wing and Wing. Gruggel, days from
' SAILED.
Saturday, September %.
Stmr Bonita. Alberts, Moss Landing.
Stmr Cascades Rasmussen, Astoria.
Sunday September %.
Stmr North Fork Nelson, Eureka
Stmr Santa Rosa. Alexander, San Diego
Stmr Navarro. Moreno. Crescent City.
Stmr Corona. GIelow, Eureka.
Stmr KiIburn, Merriam. Portland. etc.
Stmr Norwood, Martin, Grays Harbor.
Stmr Brunswick Ellefsen, Fort Bragg.
Stmr Phoenix, Henricksen. Eureka.
Simr Quinalt. Stream, Grays Harbor.
Bark Gerard C Tobey, Scott, Honolulu.
Scbr D Spreckels, Dart, Puget Sound.
Schr Chcteo Spring. Delmar Landing
Sehr Emma Ciaudina. Peterson, Grays Harbor.
Schr Santiago Lindberg Monterey, in tow
TELEGRAPHrC
POINT LOBoS, sert. 23--10 p. m.-weather
hazy; wind NV: velocity 16 miles per hour.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SEATTLE - Sailed Sept 22-Stmr Cottage
Arrived Sept 22.stmr Queen. hence Sept 10.
COOS BAY-Arrived Sept 2S--Stmr Break
water t r. hence hence Sept p.
TATOOSH-Passed out Sept 23-Stmr City
of Puebla; for San Francisco
ASTORIA-Arrived Sept 23-Schr Irene, from
Redondo; schr Virginia, hence Sept II.
Arrived Sept 23-Stmr 3 Stetson hence
Sent 90
PORT TowNsEND---sailed Sept s-Bktn
AEf EfUREKA9sailed Sept as-Br bark Tronrate.
for Sy1ncy;. Br stmr Hampstead, for Victoria
Arrived Sept 23-Stmr Roanoke, hence Sept %.
Arrived Sept 2s-Schr Berthe Minor from
Sailed Sept 2s-stmr Roanoke. for Portland
S San Ps DITGol1rrised @ Sept aneasc0 2sstmr Hawa-
iian, from New York, stmr Alcatraz, from Nee
RAYMOND-Arrived Sept 23-stmr Daisy
Mitchell, hence Sept 20.
Sailed Sept 23-Sebr William Renton, for San
PORT Los ANGELES Sailed Sept o3-stmr
Coaster, for San Franeisco @ SEQ
HONOLULU-Saied Sept 22-Br stmr Milo.
vera, for-Sydney; stmr Rosecrans, for Monte
Arrived Sept 22-stmr Nevadan, hence Sept
Sailed Sept 22-Br stmr sfiowera, for Bris-
bane; stmr Rosccrans, for Monterey.
Arrived Sept 22-Stmr Nevadan, hence Sept ID.
FOREIGN PORT.
NlCJOhlA-Salied sept 2Z-Br Stmr Pondo.
for -; stmr City of Seattle. for Skagway.
Sailed Sept 29-Stmr City Of puebla for San
Franciscoi Ger ship Alsterkamt. for Vancouver.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
NEW YORK-Arrived Sept 23-Stmr Ultonia
frim Trieste, for Fiume; stmr La Gascogne, from
Hnyre.
PLYMoUTH-Arrivcd Sept 2s-Stmr Grosser
KCrfurst. from New York, for Cherbourg and
Bremen. and proceeded; stmrf Kaiser Wilhelm
IL. from New. York fer Cherbourg and Bremen.
and proceeded.
SOUTHAMPTON Sailed Sept 2a-stnr Bre-
men. for New York.
Arrived Sept 2s-stmr st Paul, from New
York.
QUENsToMN-sail Sept 2s-stmr Umbria,
for New oYrk.
MovILLE- Sailed Sept 22- stmr Columbia
for New York.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-24

The man who proposes to be self
made will find that he will often have
to sublet the contract.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-24
Brings Big Amount of Treasure
From Ports in the South.
The weather Report.

United States Department OF Agriculture
Weather Bureau. San Francisco Sept %. 1906.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-24

No two men can travel the same ave-
nue. to success.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-24

Movement of Steamers.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-24
TO SAIL FROM S

sun and Tide.
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey-Time |
aud Heights OF Tides at Fort Point. For City |
Front lftssion-street wharf add % minutes
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER "a
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-08-03

inc has secured a denomination for
his prt sent position, and Congress
man French for the third time re,
ceives the support of his party for
Congressman.
Pocatello, Idaho, Aug. l-For
United State senator-W. e. Borah
of Ada county.
For governor-Frank r. Gooding
of Lincoln county.
For justice OF the supfeme court
Geo. H. Stewart of Ada county.
For representative in congress
Burton L. French Of Latah.
For lieutenant governor i. A.
Burrill OF Bear Lake.
For secretary OF state-Robert
Landson of Washington.
For auditor-Robeft Bragaw OF
Kootenal.
For treasurer-C. 4. Hastings OF
Nez Perce.
For superintendent of public in
struction--Miss Bell Chamberlain OF
Cassia.
For mine inspector Robert y. Bell
of Custer.
Judge Of First district Robert N.
Dunn. ~
Judge OF Second distrlct-E. c.
Steele. ~ : Ns''+ y
Judge Of Thlra Eli 4 qlstgtGtTlFremont Is
Judge q Fourth. District f A.
Walters.
Judge q lilth, district Afford
Judge OF Sixth trlct,-James N,
Stevens. -.
Judge ofSeventh district, Frank j.
Smith.
The foregoing are the nominees OF
the republican state convention held
here today. With the exception OF
school spnetlndtenent and mine in-
spector, they are the candidates
agreed Upon yesterday. y. A. Carp
enter of Idaho county was slated for
superintendent. That vas III opposit-
ion to the wishes Of those fnahaging
the convention butcircumstances en-
aLled Idaho county to force him on
the siate. He. did not get through the
lconvention however,. The delegates
were determined to give the place I'd
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-08-03
A Mystery Solved.

"How to keep off periodic attacks of
biliousness and hahitual constipation was q
mystery that Dir Kings New Life Pills
solved for me, writes John n. Pleasant, of
Magnolia, Ind. The only pills that are
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction.
Only 25c at Whites drug store,
Garfield LukeHs arrived here Thurs
day from his home in Spokane and
left the same evening for l.. s. Crock
ers ranch on Cedar creek, where his
wife has been enjoying Il two weeks
visit with lier parents. we were glad
to greet Garfield, personally as well
as for his many old friends for his
steady work in Spokane has prevent.
ed his taking a trip here since he left
some three years ago. He is now the
proprietor of the Liberty Park Drug
store, Spokane.
The Rebekah social Wednesday
evening was a splendid success and
a Goodly sum was made for the trea-
snry.
There has been an entetainmen on
our streets the past two nights, with
consisted-pf ~ free show by travel
ing medicine company.
LOST-Between the drug store
and the Urldge a small pocketbuok
by Mrs N. B. Redleseld of Leland. A
reward will be paid for return to this
Office.
A. G. White and family leave on
Tuesday next for a months visit III
the east. During his absence the drug
store will he under the efficient man
agement of Albert MosKop, well
known and liked by our people.
Fed S. Beckwith wds d visitor in
Lewiston this week.
j. w. Percil unloaded a j. /. Case
threshing engine tliis week and will
attach it to the separator purchased
last year. It.. is manpged by Chas
Banks, engineer.
Mrs Geo. Crow returned from her
visit to Occur d'Alene the first of, the
week.
~ Mrs, III. p. HN returned ffoaf Mos4
COW the fret of the week where shd
was successful in haviBg the needle in
her hand extracted by means of the
x-ray locating it's position.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-08-03
Borah, Coodin8 and Entire
State Ticket Chosen
CONVENTION FINISHED
WORK.
Republican Delegates at
Moscow Name a Cons
plete Ticket.

MOSCOW, Idaho, July 26! Tie fin.
ishing work IF the republican county
convention here yesterday is as fol-
lows:
County commissioners First district
tPrincetonl, Elwood S CookI Second
district Moscow. Chris A Hagan
Third district (Troy-Kendrick), Ed
Lamb TROY.
The county committeeman for the
several preeinots are: North Mooscow,
w H Beardsley; West Moscow, c A
Hagan; Southeast Moscow, J l. Nay
lor; East Moscow D w Drlskil South.
west, Moscow. J Richcreek; East Gen.
esee, DR.. H ] Smith, West Genesee,
Rees Pickering; Four Mile, Virgil
Randall; Thorn Creek, c C Hobart;
Cora r Strong; Kendrick, ] Mitch!
am, Juliaetta, E w Porter; North
Troy, AKel OLSON; South Troy A H
Oversmith; Mt Meadow A H Kroll,
Pine Creek J D Chandler; Gold Hill,
H ] Starr; Bear Greek r Drury;
Boulder Creek, L Kaaen; Palouse.
| Wash. Wohleter, Little Potlatch Calvin
Shoup.
The precinct officers, justices Of the
peace and constables are as follows:
West Moscow, justices. Henry Cum.
mlnes and w F Hickman; constable,
William Carter; East Moscow justice.
John Moore, and T M Brown constable
East Genesee, H A Thatcher and C T
Burr Justice, D c Burr constable; Four
Mile, Charles jenkins constable, Corn
Wall, w E Way and Joseph Meeks
justice, L c Kerns and Geo Hayden
constable; Juliaetta, r A Pickens just.
ice and H Bauer constableI North
/ tIrey.AAxeI OLSON insticez and X w
Woodward constable; South Troy E
R Wilkins justice; Mt, Meadow Crom
we'll justice and H M Call constable;
Southwest Moscow F c Russell justice
c L Williamson constable; Pine creek
S A Ross justice Munroe Palmer con-
stable; Gold Hill A w Longfellow
Justice James Garner constsbe, Bear
Creek, Afford La Bolle justice Roy
Drury and Charles G King constable;
Boulder Greek S H Hellenrude justice
Palouse, ] J Lynch and E Wolheter
justices, Clarence Wolheter constable.
Kendrick, Jrstice; D. B. Macintosh,
constable.
The machine only slipped cog once
and that was when Martha ]. Vessels
of Gold Hill defeated George H. Fields
1 for representative. The ticket is moi
well distributed. Out of 10 places II
went to Moscow.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-08-03

without doubt the last two weeks
has been very sultry weather for the
Republicans OF the State and now
that the smoke of battle has cleared
away it is to. be seen that only by.
shrewd management has serious
split in the party been prevented
From every county convention came
reports OF WARM times and hot con-
tests and the same was carried to
the state convention where for a
time It looked as though Idaho re-
publeans were iT the fight of their
life, but by the stepping down OF
Brady in his asperations for U. S,
senator,the atmosphere was cleared'
aud the leaders pulled out q har-
mony ticket which was carried with
but little dissension.
: Borah has carried his point and
has secured the. nomination otthe
conception for the coveted plum OF
Q. S. Senator, while Governor Good
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-08-03
Covered with
Blood
The Battlefield of the Rep
ub.ican state Convention
was a hotly fought
ground
Closing with.a Har-
mony Tableau

The Giant Killer Borah
Sweeps ali before Him
and Rules the Conventions
Et was Later a Peace
Eaeeting with Goodirg OF
as a Harmonizer. The
State Ticket. "A list Of the
Precinct Officers nCnins
ated by the Republican
Conventions.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-08-03
The End Of the World

Of troubles that robbed E. II, Wolfe, o.
Bear +Grove, L.. Of all usefulness, come
when he began taking Electric Bitters, He
writest. 1.-TWO yeers ago Kidney trouble
caused me great suffering, which could
never have survived had not taken Elect
rie .Bitters. They also ctired rue of General
Debility" Sure cure for all Stomach, Liver
and Kiahey complaints, Blood diseases,
heauacne1 :. Utzsiness and Weakness or
3oo5llyt Y 1ecnns' Price SOC. Guaranteed by
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-08-03

a woman and Miss Chamberlain cap
turld the nomination after a most ill.,
terasting contest.
The doings of the convention were
tame after the caucus OF the leaders
and the forming OF the slate. In the
interim between the meeting OF the
sconvention and the report OF the
'Co,nmittee on resolutions a call was
made for Hepburn, who responded,
and 80 did Borah afterwards. These
addresses were well received anG
were the occasion for mutual admir-
att IN of these two leaders, who could
not refrain however from giving Il
sly dig at each other relative to the
senator nomination plan, Hepburn
having opposed it.
The platform adoptedj after
platitudes ON the past actions and
wisdom OF the party get down to
business and endorse the actions OF
Roosevelt, Senator Hepburn anu
Congressman French with a STRONG
endorsement of Gov. Gooding and
1.-THE tariff question; the platform calls
for antitrust laws, anti-pass laws,
S-hour law, employees liability law,
appropriationfor tbe irrigation con-
gress expense and the nomination OF
a candidate for the senate by the
conventions.
The present chairman of the state
central committee J. H. Brady was
unanimously re-elected.}
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-08-03
oRfor sta&e Contention.

The Latah delegation to the republi
can state convention at Pocatello. Ii
consisted of Charles Power, Genesee:
A, H. Oversmith, Troy; A. H. Kroll,
Mt, Meadows; c. A. Hagan, F. A.
David, Andrew P. Paterson, w. E.
Stillinger; George H. Fields, William
E. Lee. NJ. E. Lewis, R. c. West,
]. l.. Naylor, Moscow. Martin Vessels.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-08-03

"How to keep off periodic attacks of
bilionsness and hahittial constipation was q
mystery that DR. Kings New Life Pills
solved for me, writes John N Pleasant, of
Magnolia, Ind. The only pills. that are
Only 0hc at Whife,s drl1n stnra
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-12
.DREYFUS CASE AGAIN
REMARKABLE FRENCH MILITARY
TRIAL TO BE REoPENED.
Expected That the Third Hearing
Will Result in Clearing the Off
Ger OF Charges of Selling
Army Secrets.

Facts unknown at the last military
trial Of Capt. Albert Dreyfus have been
brought TO the attention Of the SUI
preme court Of appeals Of France ana
caused that tribunal to reoSen the
case which gained such worldwide
notorlety, and has dragged through
the military courts of France twice al
ready. And thus at last the truth re-
garding the famous case may be made
public, and the name Of the victim
Of the most remarkable military con
spiracy in the annals OF history
cleared.
In the summer OF 1894 when Gen
MERCER was minister Of war, mem
Der of the French "Contre- Espionage"
was caught near the German frontier
and released by the minister's order.
MERCER thereby incurred the strong
opposition OF the liberal press and in
order to stop the further cries that he
was in the habit Of freeing traitors
he seized upon the opportunity which
presented itself when a bordereau or
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-12
Stocks II Bonds y Cereals
PRICES WENT UP
Yesterday in the Stock Market AS Re
suit of Easier Rate Which Was
Used for Profit Realizing.

New York, Sept 1.-THE prices of
stocks gained ground in today's mar
| ket and the increase in volume over
yesterday was regarded with disfavor
| in view of the preponderance of sell
ing orders executed. One explanation
| was that the easier rate for call
money was taken advantage of to real
ize profits by previous purchasers. An
other was that the easing of the
money rate was less pronounced than
had been hoped for and gave less
promise of permanence owing TO the
continued cause Of drain upon the
New York money supply. Notwitil-
standing the persistency with which
stocks have been held by powerful
spectators in control Of the market,
it has been the common expectation
that any easing of the money rate
would find large holding of stocks for
sale on any new demands. II is evil
dent also. that measured by actual
engagements of gold already secured
for shipment to New oYrk, previous
estimates by active spectators in the
stocks were eXtravagant. The actual
gold movement, even with its ale
WAITING effect on the money situation
represents a disappointment to this
element in the market Actual pay
ments by the subtreasury in the
placing of gold deposits against gold
eugagem 3nts amounts, for the two
days on which the order had been
in effect to $l3,250,0lO. This does not
include some gold secured last Week
in London which was shipped TO New
York on Saturday.
The rise in Ne York exchange at
Chicago today to the premium of 5
cents indicated some relaxation in the
interior demand Rates for time loans
were firmly held and continued to
comamdn premium over the legal
rate for periods up to six months.
Prices fell by successive movements
throughout the day and closed weak
and near the lowest
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-12
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, ILL.,, Sept. ll.-CATTLE-
The market was steady in native d.
vision but westerns which formed the
bulk of the supply were weak AMI
generally ten cents lower Native of
ferings ran largely to butcher stuff.
HOGS-At the start prices were
TO 10 cents lower but as the session
heightened lie weakness became
more pronounced until toward the
close when the demand was so tame
that hogs still left 10 be sold were
10 to IS cents lower.
SHEEP-The demand was about
like that of the previous day with a
better sale for lambs than sor sheep.
The latter were barely steady while
lambs sold well.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-12
FIRM ON THE CLOSE
Was the Wheat Market After a Day oil
Ups and DoWns--Corn and Oats
Closed Strong.

Chicago, H., Sept. 11-WHEAT--
Immediately after the opening wheat
dropped AM4c below the close of
yesterday, because of large receipts in
the northwest, lower cables and in
different demand. Within a half hour,
however it was reported that prices
in the northwestern markets were
higher on bullish construction of the
government crop report. The local
market quickly followed this lead and
the price of December quickly adj
yanced to 72Mc. II held around this
point some time but the demand slack
ened, and on realizing sales December
gradually declined until the close Tha
market. however, was firm at the
close December closed 1s4 nc high
er.
CORN-The market opened easier
because of the failure of the predicted
frosts to arrive according TO schedule
and business of large primary receipts.
The strength, however, of oats was
what quickly lifted corn to higher
level and the market ruled firm. De
cember closed up 3s6 &c.
OATS-The market was strong
throughout the session The govern
ment crop report which indicated a
Is per cent loss as compared with last
years crop and the report that crop
in Sweden. and Northern Russia were
failures were the chief causes in the
uptuIn. 1t was the general belief to-
day that foreign news means an Ill
timately large export trade. Deem
Der closed 5s@& C higher.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-12
Golf or Crouuet?

II was a tgosome The player who
drove OF FIRST had handy less. The
second in driving Of did not notice
that his opponent had got in front Of
HIM and the ball ran through between
tie opponents legs Turning around
in anger the handy legged Ole said
Here. mnn. that's no gulf,'' "Weel.
said the other. IL its 10 golf SIS Gro
guet Scottish Referee.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-12

list enumerating articles that had
been transmitted to a foreign power
was intercepted and brought to him.
The character of the contents showed
that the writer was reasonable
member of the French general staff.
MERCER called to his aid one IN
Patty de Clam and ordered him to find
the author of the bordereau among
the officers of the various bureaus.
The handwriting OF an Alsatan Jew.
Capt. Dreyfus, rcsembled that in the
bordereau, and $ter sensational
trial, in which prejudice and perjury
had almost complete sway, Dreyfus
was convicted and sentenced TO death
ia sentence later changed TO impris-
onment on Devils Island for life.
All this occurred in December 1894,
and January, 1895. In 1882 the 81.
preme court OF appeals decided that
Capt. Dreyfus might be sent before
the Rennes court martial and tried
on the charge of having transmitted
70 a foreign power certain documents
mentioned which overwhelming eyl.
dence had shown had been written by
another man, now known as the no
torious Esterhazy
Again the Rennes court martial
found Dreyfus guilty Of high treason.
but with extenuating circumstances,
and later, in spite Of many OF ORGY.
fus defenders, who wanted TO make
his case a national issue. this man.
who had already suffered untold men
tai and physical agonies, accepted the
government pardon offered.
And now after seven years of weary
waiting the name of Capt Dreyfus is
to be cleared. Certain new facts have
been presented TO the supreme cour,
of appeal bearing On his case. as fol.
lows:
a. The petit bleu" (city tube tclc.
eraml sent by Col. Panizzardi 10 Col
Won Schwarzkoppen about the trans
port of troops on the Eastern railway
in tine event of mobilization was not
written in lS9t. as was believed when
Dreyfus was tried az Rennes. but in
the year following. when he was ~
Devils Island; ~ At Rennes Dreyfus
was thought 10 have communicated y
note on the different artillery reci.
menls TO the German government. as
II was supposed 20 have disappeared
from the bureau where he was work
ing. Now this very note has been
since found at the war Office. 90 The
fact that the initial ID" occurred i'm
another petit blru" exchanged be-
tween the German and Italian military
was regarded as proof
against Dreyfus u has since been
asccriained that tine original initial
was scratched ont and replaced by the !
letter n" GI It has also been found /
that several documents in favor Of
Dreyfus were not submitted 70 the /
officers who tried Kim Al Rcnnes. 90 1
Since 1899 a document has been dis
covered which shows that Dreyus
never made an avowsl 81 guilt co
II H. alleged that there is evidence n /
one false witness a. the Rennes trial F,
The supreme court will therefore |
proclaim ex-Capt Dreyfus tn |
be innocent. and viii restore 10 him |
his civil rights. II viii remain for
an assizs court ~ fx tho damages.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-12
The Heroes fiardicap.

On fair average. horses weigh
about seven times as much as men
They can pull about seven times as
much, under fayorable conditions On
eXtremel! soft ground they are not
nearly so good, in proportion, at such
tests Of strength. because their feet
are much smaller than mems, rela-
lively to their weight
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-12
COMPARISONS Unwise.

The ladies' Of the day who cramp
their pedal extremities are reminded
by an artist that the Grecian models
OF female beauty had long feet. II is
also true that the Hellenic women had
long tongues. if Hypatia and Nartlppe
were fair samples, but there Is no
good IN reminding our wives and
daughters of this fact.-Virginian
Pilot.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-12
DANGEROUS Witness.

TITS a strange custom, said the
woman, This wearing of peacock
feathers on hats. Peacock feathers
are unlucky Its like beckoning light
ming You catch me wearing them!
Besides, here her voice sank 20 a
whisper. don't you know that every
peacock feather has an eye that looks
and sees every blessed little single
thing you dog