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For State Senator. Sed District.
H. ~. McCREARY.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
EMPEROR WILLIAM
GIVES HIS VERSION
Dictates to His Adjutant
Story of His Separation
From Prince Bismarck

BERLIN, Oct. Emperor William
has written the story of his separation
from Prince Bismarck. which he die
tated TO his adjutant in the days fol-
lowing the old Chancellor's retirement
This fact was mentioned incidentally to-
day by the semi-off1cial North German
Gazette, which was used to deny a state
ment made by the Hamburger Mach
richten that the Emperor once, while
driving with Bismarck. asked him to
leave the carriage as the elimination
of a controversy over Russian affairs
The late Imperial Chancellor Won
Hohenlohe's "Recollections. published
recently by his son, Prince Alexander,
per0r William for Prince Alexander's
They contain records of numerous con-
versations between Emperor William
and other important personages on Eu-
ropean affairs, none, however, of more
recent date than 1894. Almost every
page of the second volume contains
some indiscretion, accordingyto diplo-
matte rules. For instance, dining with
the late Empress Augusta, wife of En-
peror William l. at Baden in October,
1888, the ex-Chancellor wrote:
She. as usual. referred with extreme
caution TO political questions. but she
disapproved of the young Emperor's
many Journeys, and considered his trip
TO Athens Con the occasion of the mar
rfage OF the Crown Prince OF Greece to
Princess Sophia of Prussia, the Emper-
or's sister, TO be a super1uous risk
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
CHURCH AND STATE
ARE IN ISSUE.

MADRID. Oct. 11.-Upon the reas-
sembIing of the Cortes, october 20, the
Vatican and the Liberal Government
of Marshal Lopez Dominguez will cross
swords over the church issue While
the actual question of the separation
of church and state in Spain, the
stronghold Of Catholicism, is not to be
Immediately raised. as in France, the
democratic programme of the Liberals
is distinctly anti-cIerical. and If it
progresses successfully is sure, ulti-
mately. to lead to an open fight for
the severance of the ties which bind
the Vatican and the Bourbon dynasty.
Meanwhile the political world is
much interested as to whether the
Vatican merely wishes TO fight for the
re- establishment of its prerogatives,
which it has allowed to fall more or
less into allegiance, or If 1T has a deeper
plan to precipitate the downfall of the
Liberal Cabinet and the return of the
reactionary party
The Dorninguez Cabinet found an ex-
cellent pretext for joining battle with
the Vatican in the shape of the ques-
ton of civil marriages and the con-
troll of the public cemeteries.
The points at issue between the
Vatican and the Spanish Government
are the control OF the cemeteries, civil
marriages, public education (all mat
ters which have been settled by the
ton of the religious congregations not
included in the concordat of 1851.
The church opposes the municipal
control of cemeteries and demands that
the practice OF allotting portions Of
the cemeteries to Spaniards and for
eigners who do not subscribe to the
state religion shall be discontinued
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
WOMAN THE CAUSE
OF SHOOTING.
SPECIAL DISPATCH 10 THE CALL

FAIRFIELD. oct. 1L-William Bar
rett shot and mortaIly wounded Jacob
Purgey at a late hour tonight at the
home Of the former. Purgey called 10
see Mrs Barrett and Barrett who was
lying in wait for him. emptied both
barrels OF his shotgun. the shots tax
ing effect IN Purgev's head and chest
he is not expected 70 survive the night
Barrett's wife IS the cause Of the
ragedy. Some months ago she Sc
cured q divorce fran her husband
Barrett claimed that Purgey was the
cause Of breaking UP his home The
woman is alleged 10 have been friendly
with Purgey. A few weeks ago Bar
rett and his divorced wife patched Up
their troubles and lived together again.
Barrett warned Purgey TO kee91away
from the house, telling him he would
shoot him il the order was not ot0beyed-
L is alleged that Purgey refused 10
accept the warning. and last night
when he called 10 see Mrs Barrett the
husband carried out his threat Bar
rett gave himself Up 70 the Sheriff. -
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
SIEVEIRh HEADING
FOR Venezuela.
Banker Who Levanted With
More Than a Million Is a
Friend Of President Castro
DETECTIVES On TRAIL

NEW YORK. Oct 1I-Cablegrams 10
al ports IN the world were sent out
TO-DAY asking the authorities 10 keep
watch for Manuel Silveira, the Havana
banker. who Is accused Of having ab-
seconded with more than 100000
thereby causing the assignment IN TINS
city OF the barking and commission
house OF Juan H. Ceballos & Co, which
failed or Wednesday last with habtli-
ties between S3.000.000 and SAoeo,0e0-
II was reported today that Silveira
is not on board the steamer Carnleilra,
In which he and his family saAieo rom
Havana IL was said that the present
Whereabouts of the Carmelina IS
known and that the destination OF the
other steamer. 20 which il is said Sill
vefra and his family were transferred
two days out from Havana has been
sscertained.
William Y. Rowe. receiver OF the
wrecked firm. said today that every
effort was being made to apprehend
Silveira. who. he said, was a close per-
sonsI friend OF President Castro Of
Venezuela and had important dnan-
cIal relations with the head of the
south American republic Detectives
have been employed TO run down Sill
veira- Rowe said, and their opinion IS
that the Cuban banker VIII strain every
derstood that detectives have already
sailed from New York for Havana
from which city they VIII take up the
search for Silveira-
William Nelson Cromwell OF Crom-
well & Sullivan. counsel for the re-
ceiver OF CebaIlos & Co. today said
that the money taken by Silveira in
cluded $500. 600 which he had collected
from the Cuban Government on treas
ury warrants. Ceballos & Co were
heavy purchasers OF these warrants,
which were issued 10 the Cuban vet
ersns after the close of the Spanish
American war. Some 100000 adot-
tionsl uncouected warrants were found
IN Silveira's safe. according TO ad-
vices received today BY the Ceballos
firm from Jose Beola. who is acquitted
OF any knowledge OF Silveira's alleged
wrongdoing
Another cable received from Beola
today indicates that the amount al
legged 10 have been taken from Ceballos-
BY Silveira is about $1,000, ,00o. In ad-
dition TO this 100000 in outside LA
buities are reported.
That Silveira planned his sudden de-
parture with much care is evidenced by
the fact that the partner, Beola, re
ceived a letter FIVE days after the sail
ing OF the Carmelina- This letter was
delivered 10 Beola by messenger and
stated that he (Silveira) had departed
for parts unknown.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
WEBB WANTS NEW
INSURANCE LAW.

In his annual report to Governor
Pardee. which Attorney General Webb
sent 10 Sacramento yesterday, the
shortcomings of insurance companies,
the defects Of the California insurance
laws and what must be done to bring
underwriters who would welch under
reasonable control in their dealings
with the people Of the State form the
principal topic
II appears. so General Webb reports,
that a defaulting insurance company
seems TO have the right TO leave Cali
fornia when it pleases and all the pub
lie officers can do is to close the door
and pay the cost of closing II. A COM
paay can violate the terms of its con-
tracts 50 generally as to amount to a
practice and yet the State officers are
without power to cause such practice
TO be discontinued
The remedies for the lamentable con-
ditions existing that were recon-
mended vigorously by the Attorney
General 10 the Governor are a stand
ard form of fire insurance policy; for
eign insurance companies should be
bound by stipulation to submit contro-
versies TO the courts OF this State and
.be prevented from Withdrawing until
they have paid their debts; they should
have a sliding scale deposit with the
State; fines should run against COM
panies and not against agents; all
forms of policies should be submitted
10 the Insurance. Commissioner before
the issuing company can do business in
California
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
FARMERS To HAVE
HOUSE PHONES.
PEc1AL DISPATCH 10 THE CALL

BYRON, oct. IA farmers teIe-
phone scheme is about to be put
through BY the people Of this district
The proposition is TO stretch wires 10
every farmhouse from Byron 10 Brent
wood and 10 Oakley and knightsen,
with central Offices ia each place The
santa Fe viii grant permission 10 tap
the TOP wire OF the fence along its in
closure. thus securing an outlet via
Stockton for long distance. A meet
ing is 10 be held at Knightsen on Sat
urday TO perfect arrangements The
meeting viii be in the nature Of a con
ference. as the telephone people viii
have an official present If the COM
pany does not show a disposition 10
put IN the line then the people win
20 ahead and construct one OF their
own
II is the most popular move yet made
for the districts development and IS
an indication OF the progressiveness
Of the people.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
EXHORTS NEGROES
TO Be PATIENT.
Booker I. Washington Ad-
vises His People to Re
spect and Obey the Law
DEFENDS THE RACE

NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-THE annual
association of the National Afro
American Council, which has been in
progress here. was brought TO a close
tonight with services in Zion Church.
Booker T. Washington made the
principal address. He said in part:
IN tie season of disturbance and excitement.
II others give way to passion and prejudice let
Us. as a race. teach the world that We have
learned the great lesson OF caImness and self
control and that We are determined to be
governed BY reason rather than BY feeling.
IF others would break the law and trample it
under foot, let US keep and respect II and
teach our children 10 follow our example. In
this connection. 1 repeat what / have uttered
on a recent occasion, every iots Of influence
that possess should be used TO get rid OF
The criminal and lOahng element OF our people,
and 10 make decent. lawzbiding citizens.
To the memhers OF my race who reside IN
the Northern States let me utter the caution
that in your enthusiastic desire 10 be OF ser
vice 10 the brethren in the South you 90 not
make their path more difficult by rash and
intemperate utterances- Before giving advice
70 the negro IN the South the negro in the
North should be very sure that what he advises
IS that which be himself would be willing TO
take into the heart Of the South and put into
practice Be careful not to assist in lighting a
IRE which yop win have no ability 10 put out.
This country must learn TO dinerenttate be-
tween black people II is mistake 10 place
al in the same class when referring 10 labor.
morality or general conduct. There is VI
cious class that disgraces Us; there is also
worthy class which should always receive com
rnendation Further. must frankly face the
fact that the great body OF our people are TO
dweu in the south and any policy that does not
seek TO harmonic the two races is unwise and
dangerous.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Oct 1.-THE
story Is told here that Booker Wash
ington. the head of the Tuskegee Ne
gro Normal School at Tuskegee. Will
not have any more part in advising
the President about Southern appoint
ments II is reported that Washington
has let the President know that he
does not care TO have anything TO do
with politics and he would much rather
not TO be asked about appointments.
He is fearful that the cause OF negro
education, for which he stands, will be
put in jeopardy in the South IL it be-
comes known that he takes any hand
in advising the President about ap-
-pointments.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
SOLDIERS RECOVER
TUPPER'S BODY.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALI

FRESNO. Oct. 1.-THE mangled
body of Henry w Tupper. aged %
years. surveyor in the employ of the
Yosemite Electric Road and son of a
well known attorney of this place. who
met his death by falling from the cliff
between Union Point and Glacier Point
last Saturday night. was recovered to-
day by a party of soldiers and brought
here for interment. The body was
found at a point 1900 feet below the
top of the cliff. Young Upper was
exceptionally intelligent, and was re-
garded as one of the most promising
residents of the county.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
SATCHEL OF GEMS
LOST BY JEWELER
Bag Containing Diamonds
and Other Valuables Dis
appears From a Car

Albert Waugh, Jeweler who resides
at 1860 Seventeenth avenue. reported
yesterday that while riding on a Ken
lucky street car he had lost by theft
or otherwise a satcheI containing dia-
monds and jewelry TO the value of
$1,000 Waugh and his wife got on the
car at the corner of Third and Market
streets They rode TO Sixteenth and
Kentucky streets, where a transfer was
secured. At this point the loss of the
satchel was discovered.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
AGRICULTURE IS BEHIND.

ROCK ISLAND. Ill, Oct l1.zFor1ner Gov
ernor Van Zandt OF Minnesota speaking this af-
ternoon before the National Farmers Congress-
declared that the agriculture OF tile country had
not kept pace with Industrial progress this be-
ing shown By the fact that we have actually
been forced TO import cereals during the last
few years.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
CHARGED WITH PEoNAGE

HELENA Ark, Oct. 1.-THE trial OF Thomas
H. MusgroTe Of Mississippi County. on the
charge Of peonage, has been begun in the Fed
eral Court here II is alleged that he enticed
two white girls of St Loris to his plantation
near Barfeld Ark, in 1906 and held them
virtually prisoners Musgrove is wealthy He
denies al the allegations
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
GoLUCHowsKI TO RESIGN.

VIENNA, Oct lit is reported in Hun
garian official circles that Count GoluchowSSi
the Austro- Hungarian Minister Of Foreign At
fairs, will resign at the end of this month and
that his probable successor is Count Rudolph
Welsersheimb, ex-AIinister OF National De-
fense and the delegate OF the dual monarchy
to the Algeciras conference Moroccan re-
forms.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
LARGE SUITS FOR INsURANCE.

Suits involving large damages have been fled
By L A Redman in the United States Court
against the Rhine and Moseile Fire Insurance
Company. Murphy. Grant & Co. sue for S6T 800;
Whitney estate, SO. 600; Educa tionsl Publish
ing Company. 81. 800; A. Abrahamson. SO. .O00
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
JAPANESE ARE ACCUSED OF
COvETING ISLE OF JAVA
Dutch Excited Over Report That Ennis
sarics Are Preparing for Naval
Demonstration.

ROME, Oct 1.-THE newspapers here
today published a private letter from
Toxic that numerous Japanese ennis
saries have been sent to the Island of
Java, Dutch East Indies, with the
mission to Great incidents justffying a
Japanese naval demonstration. 1t is
reported that the Dutch authorities are
much alarmed
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
SURF AGAINST wILLIAMsBURGH.

A suit for $500 was fled yesterday against
the Wflliamsburgh City Fire Insurance Company
o1 Brooklyn. y. Y by Mary L. Williamson
on two policies of insurance covering buildings
at IS Nat0ma street and 634-63s Howard street
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
CATTLE IN KERN COUNTY
DIE FROM STRANGE DISEASE
Miller a. Lux Arc Rep0rted to Have
Lest Tive Hundred Head Since
lie afidnle Of Augus1.


KERSFIELD. Oct IA strange
and unknown disease has broken out
among Kern County cattle that find
their subsistence in and around the
swamps recently under water 10 the
north Of Buena Vista Lake. and they
have been and are dying by the hun
dreds. entaiiing a loss Of thousands Of
dollars on stOckmen.
Miller & Lux are the heaviest
losers. II being estimated that 200 cat
tie on that ranch have died since the
middle OF August
Il is said that a loss OF between
$4,000 and $4,000 has already re-
suited.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
ABANDON DEMONSTRATION.

LONDON. Oct 11.-At the adjourned meet
ing this evening the committee appointed TO
present an address Of sympathy 70 Prof. Mou-
ronrser Of Moscow, who was president Of the
lower house Of the outlawed Russian parlia-
ment and the members OF the proposed par
Iiznentary delegation il was finally decided IN
view Of the attacks 10 which the proposed visit
had been subjected. TO ask the Anglo Russian
friendship committee Of St Petersburg 10 abzn-
don all the plans for an organized demonstr4-
ton and 10 present the memorial in private.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
rARMERs, NATIONAL coSGREsS.

ROCK ISLAND. H., Oct 1.-THE resolutions
committee Of the Farmers National Congress-
COMPOSED OF one member OF each Of the thirfv-
seven States represented. agreed today to report
favorsby on the election OF United States Sena-
tors BY direct vote and reafhrmed the former
stand Of the organization for parcels post and
postal savings bank.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
SAFES ARE RLoMN.

TACOMA Oct 1.-Two safes were blown
IN tse northern Pacifc Express Office On Tenth
street last night From me Northern Pacific
safe the robbers obtained S3I5. The Wells
Fargo safe yielded a number Of sealed pack
ages. containing, IL is believed, large sum Of
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
cAUeHT WITH PLUNDER.

STOCKTON. Oct 1.-Two strangers here
we're arrested today By Detective Donahue and
number q cheap WATCHES and knives were
ound on them The knives were stolen early
p the week from store in Elmwooc Stanisiaus
l0unrv.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
MRS. DAVIS IMpRovEs.

NEW YORK. Oct. u.-At the Majestic Hotel
tonight II was stated that Mrs Jefferson Davis
who has been III for several days. was much i'm
proved. 1t was said that Mrs. Davis had spent
a very comfortable day.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
BRo1JwERs OFTEN aUARRELED

TOMS RIVER. n. j.. Oct. u-That there
had been quarrels between DR.. Frank Bronwer
and his wife and that DR.. Brouwer had said
that he intended 10 sue for a divorce was the
testimony given today by Miss Elizabeth Hyer
sister of the woman for whose alleged murder
the doctor is trial.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
PETrrroNs - INsoLVENcY-N

ereditors 0f John T. Byrne. 4 merchant of t11s
slrr yesterday fled a petition in Involuntary IN
soirencv against Ei11 in TIE United States Dis
trict Court They allege that De paid debt of
$500 70 the CITY and cdu1rT Bank with intent
~ prefer ID as : cred tor. 7. s. Perry, l1borer-
Sacramento. fled petition in insolvency. he
yves 5000 ard has 10 assets-
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
pIRATEs LOOT "A srEAMER.

yLADIvOSTOK, Oct ia daring case OF
piracy occurred recently board the German
steamer Anna. while bound from this port for
Chefu, China Ten pirates took passage on the
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12

vessel a. Chinese laborers ana whsn at sea
attacked and bound her officers. terrinsd and
robbed the passengers and escaped N a boat
ind.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-28
LATEST MARKET NEWS
CINCINNATI MARKETS
CATTLE DEMAND WAS LIGHT
AND PRICES BARELY STEADY
HOG RECEIPTS FAIR.

Cincinnati, April 27.-Receipts-
Cattle, 33s; hogs, 1854; sheep. 297.
Cattle-Despite just moderate re-
ceipts today there was apparently no
improvement in the market for cattle,
for the demand was too limited ID
have any influence on the trade for
beef cattle and even the nice, handy,
light classes of butchers that, as a
rule, are the most desirable%and gen
orally the best sellers, were unusually
slow to move, and no more than and
even in some cases a little lower than
heretofore this week. Good weighty
stockers and feeders firm. Mich
COWS steady.
Bulls-Market quiet and prices
about steady.
Calves-Light receipts and market
opened active and strong to Csc high
er.
Hogs-The receipts of hogs today
were just fair for Friday, and though
the market was slow to open steady
tone prevailed and packing and butch
err grades sold on a basis of yester
days current prices from $3.50 to
$50. Light shipping were in little
better request and sold sc higher. Pigs
steady.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-28
CENTERVILLE.


Centerville, April 27.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Stats of Indianapolis spent
Sunday with Charles Stats and
wife.
The funeral of ]. D. Mandolin which
took place here Sunday was largely
attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark King of Rich
mond visited friends here on Sunday.
Prof. c. B. Austin of Knightstown
was calling on friends here Sunday.
]. NJ. Bowen was home from Win
chester to spend Sunday with his fam
lily.
Samuel Lashley spent Sunday with
his wife at New Castle.
Bowel King of Richmond called on
friends here Sunday.
Mrs. John DIETRICH and daughter
Hazel of indianapolis are visiting rel
atives and friends here this week.
|. Prof. e. C. Oldaker, wife and mother
Mr.. T. M. Dean and Mr.. Miller were
guests of Walter McConaha and fam
lily Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coate have rented
rooms in the Doughty building over
Wolfe's store and are moving into
them this week.
Mrs. E. Y. Teas was the guest of
relatives at Richmond Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. K. Cheesman and
son Earl and Miss Mode Brown were
at Richmond Saturday.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-28
WEBSTER.
Palladium Special


Webster, April .27.-Mrs. Lindley
Bond and Mrs. Chas King are on the
sick list.
Mrs. Charles Votaw of indianapolis
visited relatives here last week.
Mrs. Mahlon Bond of Muncie attend
ed the Friends church and S. S. last
sabbath. She visited her brother Hor-
ace Hunt and family and on Sunday
she and Mrs. Elizabeth Harris were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Urithrank.
The new preacher, Mr.. Brown and
family were at the NJ. e. church last
sabbath, leaving a favorable impress
sion.
Don't forget the Temperance meet
ing given by the Fountain City
next Sunday, the 10Th, at the Friends
church at 3 o'clock sun time. Also
the Township S. S. Convention the
next Sunday May 9th in the afternoon
at the NJ. Z. church.
James Whitmer has position with
the Richmond Cream Co.
A. o. Haisley and family and others
visited Mr. and Mrs. Gwen Duke last
Sunday.
Miss Nellie Whitacre is in the vii
lage spending a while with her grand.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Brumfeld.
Clinton Thompson and family have
moved to Richmond.
Mrs. Jennie Moore and Miss Carrie
Shepherd visited Will and Emily
Haisley last Wednesday.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-28

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