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eon aany, were returned yesterday ;,F the special grand jury which has been Investigating insurance ahans for the past six weeks.
 The instruments were retnriied 10 Justice Scott in the criminal branch of the supreme court when tue jury went before him for dismissal, having ended its labors. Six irdic.Ments were found against Dr. Gillette, five ,i5- forgery in the thir1 lca,ee and .ne for perjury.
 Mr. Granis was indicted for for cerv and for making false statements te the insurance department, tie lat ,er being a misdemeano''
 Roth defendants immediately sur rey.uered themselves and Were admit. ted to bail. Dr. Gillette in f1C,0o0 and NJ. Grannis in $5,000, their cases be ing put over until the first Monday in September
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GUATEMALA WILL BE
 OPEN TO FOREIGNERS.
Travellers Arriving Thence Say Cab
 rera Will Adopt Liberal Policy.

City of Mexico, June l3.-Several Americans and Germans have arrived in this city from Guatemala. Salina Cruz and the Tehauntapec railway. They left San Jose de Guatemala, June 1 and were not in possession ot the late news from the scene of the revolutionary operations, but are able to throw light or the conditions in that country Leopold Fitchner, q German planter in Guatemala, says President Cabrera is 8 good ruler
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ISAAC FISHER ON
 HOPE FOR THE NEGRO
,,;,c;paI of Branch Normal, in Ad dress to Negro Schoo! at Helena,
 Gives His Race Good Advice.

Helena, June 9---l.ast night Prin- cipal Isaac Fisher of the Branch Nor
 ma, college of Pine Bluff delivered an
 address on Constructive and De- st,r1ctiye Forces" before the gradual irg class of the Peabody negro high school Of this city. Tn the course of his address he spoke of the blunders of the reconstruction period con tended that in the disacreements be- tween northern white men and south ern white men over the race issue the negro had been thg victim: and That the southern white man was really interested in the negro's vel fare. and urged a renewal of the old faith between whites and negroes. Speaking hopefully or the future. he said:
 To-day, in every community in the south, are white men and black men playing the baby act, as they con- template the strained relations be- tween the white and black races, and they are declaring that the two races can never live together in peace. Ii will be your duty, young people. to stop these prophets of gloom and dis aster on the highways and in the hedges and stell them that they need not fear for you and thousands of white students like yourselves whose hearts are in the right place have
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Boston, June 13.-Charles T. Tuck CT was electrocuted at 1912 yester- day morning for the murder of Mabel Page Tucker was officially pro- nounced dead by the prison doctors at 12:19 a. m. Three applications of the current were made. When Tucker arrived in front of the death chair he drew from his trousers pocket brief statement, which he read. The statement was:
 T hope God will forgive me for the wrongs I have ever done in my past life. 1 forgive everybody who has wronged me I am at peace with my Maker. May God have mercy on my soul
 Tucker then sat down in the chair, and after the guards had adjusted the straps, the warden raised his hand as a signal to the electrician.
 After the first application of the electricity, Dr. Joseph McLaughlii,. , the priosn physician, made an exam ination and announced that the pulse 1 was still beating After the current ] had been applied a second time the surgeon detected movement of the heart, but when the current was ay7~ piled a third time Tucker was pro- nounced dead. This announcement vas made at 12:19 The surgeon stated that Tucker was unconscious from the moment the first shock Was sustained
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urn from his tour around the world, aud has sent his acceptance
 The governor stated that 10 def mite time had been fixed for the demonstration because there WAS no ro,.Dve ia{ornatic.. as to when Mir Bryan will arrive.
 cause of pressing official has5- ness I1F Eove1nor will he unahle 10
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seaaila, Mo, june 13.-superintend ent N. J. Tlnney of the Missouri, Kan sas and Texas railroad yesterday re- ceivea the following letter bearing on 1he case Of Willie Paris. the five-year- old boy who WAS Jeff eJ Bonneville lass TuasdaT morning after having :z. n rom San Antonio. Texas:
 New York, June 9.
 Den, Slr-I an legally the true
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been commissioned to stand on the four corners of the earth and hold the winds of bitterness so that their chilly blasts may not destroy the sons of men.
 we want you to go into the dark places of this state and tell our pee, p]e that at it's lest session the lesisla- lure of .aekansas passed no law, eh-
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MUTUAL LIFE MEN
 WERE INDICTED.

New York, June Establishments for forgery and perjury against Dr
 W. G. Gillette and for for"ery an1 fl- inr false statements against Robert A Crannis. both former vice r~Ns'- dents of the Mutual Life Insu ance
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Jefferson City Mo. June 13.-~ Through Harvey Walker, a former resident of tibs state, Governor Folk has been asked to preside over the New York meeting in welcome of William Jennings Bryan upon his re-
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itching, torturing kin eruptions, disfgure, annoy. drive one wild. Doan's Ointment brings quick relief and lasting cures Fifty cents at any drug store.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-13

and should he be successful in sup pressing the present revolution would become wise and generous in his poli- cy of opening up the country to set clement by foreigners, but for the present he is unable to do so, as he is surrounded by enemies, and the country is honey -combed by sedition.
 C. w. Abbott of New York, who has been operating in Guatemala, says ,bat the government when he leit vas handling the war in a fairly en- e1 setic manner and troops were daily being sent to the scene of action. The government may have to levy forced loans to carry on the war
 The papers in Guatemala were not publishing war news and only official bulletins were issued, chiefly thank ! ing the people for their loyalty to the government. The country is filled with spies and nobody dares to dis euss politics People favorable to the revolution and familiar with the ultimate projects Of it's leaders assert that the purpose of the movement IS to do away with graft and oppressive taxation and introduce new and mod {, ern methods.
 Foreigners and foreign capital will he. asked to come into Guatemala and q. for it what has been accomplished in Mexico.
 Government Suffers Defeat.
 Private advices received here from the republic of Salvador show that ! Gen. Toledo leader of the revolution isis in southern Guatemala, afier sus- I 1aining six hours artillery fire on June 8. made dash on June 3 anG captured all the guns of the govern
 ment at Guatemala. This victory, it appears. was won in a masteriy man. nec. The news from northern Guate- Taala show that the revolutionists or ganized by Gen. Barillas, the former president of Guatemala, have captur- eG Ocos and Ayutla.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-13

After heavy meal, take a couple oe Doan's Reg1llets, and give your stomach, liver and bowels the help they will need. Regulets bring easy. regular passages of the bowels.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-13

Every dose 6l Brooks Blackberry Cordial is worth dollars in auy, collie and fiarrhoea
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-13

become one of party going out to sea to meet the distinguished guest. and will only preside at the meet ing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-13

The old adage that 8 stitch in time saves nine is verify true With Brooks Chill Tonic--bttth yaste.iass and g',a.r anteed.
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grandmother of Willard Paris. ! am going to file the necessary papers with Inspector Mclaughlin of New York Kindly hold child until the Dec. essary papers arrive or some officiai notice is given.
 am, yours respectfully,
 Lizzie Paris.
 West l32d street, care Mrs.
 Shields
 The child is still at the home Of Superintendent Finney, but vii, be sent to Mrs. Paris as soon as legal evidence is adduced showing that s,lc is entitled to the custody of the child.
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WAITS GRANpMoTHEE
 CLAIMS LOST CHILD.

Mrs. Lizzie Paris of New York
 Wires to Have Boy Held.
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FOLK AGREES TO PRESIDE AT BIG BRYAN MEETING

Missouri Governor to Be Chairman Of
 Gathering.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-13
CHAS. L.. TUCKER ELECTROCuTED

Murderer of Mabel Page os Weston
 Mass, Executed.
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TAKE BOTANIC BLOOD BALM
'sor Cid Rlieun7atisn, Catarril and Bone Pain;

These 3isssses, with aches and pains in bones a5:ts and bae5: hands, fingers, arms and legs csip pied by rheumatic pains; hawking, spi ing, '' < hlel3ng ringing in tie sick stomach of cafarfF 4f sare signs Of an awful poisoned condition of the 1T5ea Botauie Blood Balm ff3. B. B. stops all lche qad paias the poison is destroyed and real perma naat eur is made of the worst rheumatism or f2ues catarrh.
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The San Francisco call., 1906-04-01
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The San Francisco call., 1906-04-01

ANNUAL MEETING OF sTOcKHoLDERs-
Notice Is hereby given that the annual meet
ing Of the stockholders OF the carson. AND
COLORADO RAILWAY COMPANY will he
held on Tuesday, April TO- 1905. at II
p'clock g. NJ, at the Office Of said eorlpsuy
room l1ie, Merchants Exchange bufidfnr
san Francisco. California, for the purpose
u eiecting q board OF nine directors Tor
ths ensuing year and 70 transact such other
meeting. March 2G, 1906
I I, WIFI r-T---1- co,,,s,-,.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF sTOCKHOLDERs-
Notice is hereby given that the annual meet
ing OF the stockholders OF the SOUTHERN
PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY will be
held on Tuesday, April 10. 1906, at p
o'clock noon, al the office Of said company
room 1915, Merchants Exchange building
San Francisco, California, for the elIrpose
OF electing q board OF eleven directors for
The ensuing year and 20 transact such other
business as may legally come before said
meeting. March &C. 1906
I L, WTI.TFsT-TvT cacroto-,-
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cH1ncH SERyICEs-Continued.

~.--s~S~~S---~--
BUDDHIST Mission. s07 Polk st,-Every sum
DAY IL q. m. service and sermon Iocay
Rev X Kino viii speak on What MAKES
Buddha Sick2" AL are cordially inVlteo-
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-01

The annual meeting OF lot owners OF Laurel
Eili Cemetery for the election Of trustees
and other business will be held at aI9
Claus Spreckeis building On TUESDAY Anrsi
3. 1906 al O'Clock D. m
CHARLES II. CROWEIsL. Secretary
San Francisco. March %. 1905.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-01

? NEW sunny fats. upper and lower. > and
rooms: NE. cor. Cough and Green sts.; rent
reasonable open today
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ANNUAL MEETING OF srOcKHOLDERs-
Notice Is hereby given that the annual meet
ing et the stockholders OF the CENTRAL,
PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY will he
held on Tuesday, April 10 1906 at 10
o clock a. m, al the office cf said COMPANY
room izlo Merchants Exchange building
ean francisco, California, for the purpose
q electing a board OF seven directors Tor
the ensuing year and 70 transact such other
Business az may legally come before easd
meeting. March &c. 1906.
j. J. MII.IlCITT-r Secre.ar-.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-01

Se5oO-ONE OF the best hardware stores in the
Western Addition; plumbing in connection;
team. etc; old established and a money
maker cheap rent: no agents. Box 355, Call.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-01

NOTICE cf regular annual meeting OF the r.
heInian Ciub--Ihe regular annual meeting Of
The members OF the Bohemian Club will he
held al the rooms OF The club. I3O Post 81
IN the city ard County Of san Frsncisco
state Of California, on TUESDAY. April IO
1905 az o'clock 2, m, Tor the purpose Of
electing directors and other officers Of the
club. and Tor the transaction OF such other
business a. may properly come before fba
meeting. ALFRED r. GRIN, Secretary.
March 26. 1906.
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GROCERY in Alameda; good family trade; 2
horses andswagons; sell at invoice on account
OF sickness; also another in Alameda for $500;
sales SIS day; rent So Inc. fur. rooms;
best paying fruit and grocery in Berkeley;
horse and wagon and fixtures; clears from
So to SO day; only $1,000 c. A. JACOBY,
422 Tenth St, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-01

ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
Notice - hereby given that the annual meet
ing OF the stockholders OF the INTER-CAI-
IFORNIA RAILWAY COMPANY viii he
held on Wednesday, April IL, 1906 al J2
e'clock noon, Al the office Of said company
rocm 1916, Merchants Exchange bufidfpF
san Francisco, California. for the purpose
of electing 8 board OF i've directors for
tho ensuing year and 10 transact such other
business as may legally come before said
meeting. March 26 1906
J. l. WILLcUTT. Secretary
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SO WILL return $50 Immediately and $50
year thereafter for life; $50 returns 500 i'm
mediately and sl0O year for life; not gam
bling in any form; honest and straightfor-
ward: fun particulars sent request. II. c.
RUSSELL, suite 1Tl2, 2T William ST., New
York
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-01

ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS-
Notice is hereby given that the annual meet
ing OF the stockholders OF the CENTRAL,
CALIFORNIA RAILWAY COMPANY viii be
held On Wednesday, April IL, 1906 al y
o'clock noon, al the office OF said company
room 1916. Merchants Exchange buiidine
san Francisco. California. fer the purpose
81 electing a board OF five directors for
the ensuing year and 70 transact such other
business as may legally come before said
meeting March 2e 1906
+ l. WILLcUTT. Secretary
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rLArs no LEr--continre.L-

AAA-CONPLET LETED LIST OF HOUSES.
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The San Francisco call., 1906-04-01
sIEETINGs-THEoSOPHICAL

TIE The0sOphicai Society, Academy Of Sci
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l. W. Rogers, national lecturer for the
rheosophicel Society. subject, Beyond the
Border
pAN E CLOVER On thought transference.
EerEnetic Brotherhood. see Van Ness ave,
Thursday, s sharp.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-01

HAVE a we'll established hardware business in
growing section of Central California; want a
partner to take half interest and TO take
charge; very small amount OF money re-
CURED can give satisfactory reasons to any
business man for wanting to leave. Ad-
dress box 9o73. Call office; principals only
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-06-15
A BRIEF VISIT.

From Distinguished Russian Official.
 Baron Rosen, the Russian ambassa- dor, was in New Haven yesterday, ar irving here at 1:20 in the afternoon on the Bay State Limited, from his sum- mer home at ManchesterIb on his way to Bridgeport. He was receiv- ed at the Union station by Frederick Enos, president of the Bridgeport board of trade, and was driven immediately to the yacht club station at the foot of Hamilton street, and there embarked upon the steam yacht Akela, owned by General Henry A. Bishop of Bridgeport. The Akela was gaily decorated with flags in honor of the distinguished vis- itor.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-06-15
poHERTY IN GOOD SHAPE.
Silver City Athletic Club Had Good
 Bouts.

Silver City Athletic Club Had sGood
 Bouts.
 Meriden, June 14.-The big tent on Pratt street erected by Manager Lew is and O'Connell of the Silver City Athletic club was crowded last night with fight fans eager to see the boxing contests arranged by Matchmaker O'Connell.
 The main bout was scheduled for ten rounds between Jeff Doherty of New Haven and Tommy Connolly of New York. The New Yorker refused to go on unless the distance was cut to six rounds. The club officials finally agreed to the concession.
 Doherty had the best of the night at the close.
 Two good preliminaries were pulled off. The first went four rounds to a draw between Young Kelly of New York and Connie Marks of New Haven. Kid Hardy of Bridgeport and Young Doherty of New Haven boxed four rounds in the semi-fnals. Their work was clean cut and very satisfactory to the big crowd.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-06-15
CRAWFORD HIGH SCHOOL.
Graduating Exercises Held Last Even

 Graduating Exercises Held Last Even
 ing,
 Branford, June 14.-The graduating exercises of Branford high school 'O6' were held in Music hall tonight before a packed house. The hall was decorat- ed with flowers and ferns and the ciass motto.
 Twenty students received diplomas. The principal address of the evening was made by Father John IL. MccTulil- ness. The programme was as follows; March.
 Praver-Prof. H. N. Whitney Chorus-"Where Art Thou, Beam or Light? ?"-Glee club. Salutatory with essay--The Home anu It's Queen-Sarah Gertrude Bradley ,Oration-The Greatness of Benjamin Franklin, Clarence Norman Boynton. Music-Where Are You Going My Fret ty Maid?
 Essay-Hsi An, the Empress Dowager of china.-Ethel Claire Moore. Essav-The Incas. - Florence Irene Woodstock
 Music-Class song-Senior class. valedictory with oration-What Snould be Our Honorable Treatment of the Philippines? Holland Stevens Board man.
 Address-Rev. John L. McGuinness. Presentation of diplomas-Chairman or the board of education, Frenk E1' Smith.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-06-15
BLUES DOWN THE ROSE BUDS
PERFECT FIELDING AND HARD
 HITTING BY LOCALS,

Every One of Them Makes One or More
 Hits-HOlyOke WallOps Waterbury,
 Bridgeport Wins by Small Margin
 from Hartford and Springfield TrOun-
 ces New London.
 Perfect fielding and hard hitting gave New Haven an easy victory over Nor- wich at the Savin Rock grounds yes- terday afternoon. Every one of the home team made one or more hits, Fitzpatrick and Hannifan leading the bunch with three hits apiece and the former having total of seven bases to his credit. Nolte was in the points for the Blues, and, barring little wildness pitched sure game. On the other hand, Buckley was driven off the rub Der after the locals secured thirteen hits off him in four and one-half inn ings. Accorsini and Perkins did effec- tive stick work for the visitors, and Cote and Ball fielded their positions in good style. A peculiar feature of the game was that no less than seven men were hit by pitched balls.
 The score:
 New Haven.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-06-15
At Detroit
R.H.E.
GRADUATION EXERCISES.

The graduating exercises of the class of 1906, West Haven High school, were held Wednesday afternoon at the Un- ion school. Several of the parents att tended, Superintendent E. C.. Stiles conducted the exercises, wich consisted of song sextette, Lucia di Lammermow; prayer, Rev. Frederick H. L. Ham mond; song, June Chorus," P. A. Schneider; address to the graduates, Rev MT. Hammond; song, Pilgrim s Chorus" Richard Wagner; presentation of prizes. The Alumni association of the West Haven High school offered a prize of $5 for the pupil who stood the highest in English. It was necessary to divide the prize as two of the pu- pils had the same rank, and several others in the class were excellent in their standing. Miss Nellie l.. Hotch- kiss and Miss Mabelle w. Williams were the recipients of the prize Dr. John F. Barnett made a few remarks, and by request of Mr. Stiles presented IhO uppAoLlldS lo GrSld l. bdlley, ZeIli M. Everett, Nellie L. Hotchkiss, Gladys Humphrey, Leslie Hurlburt, Arnah C.. Hyde, Charlotte J. Hyde, Marion A
 Kimberly, William J. Lynch, Pauline F. Newton, Esther A. Richards, Ber- nard I. Seery, Elsie G. Teasdale and Mabelle w. Williams The exercises were concluded by song, Endless Song" w. H. Neidlinger. Friday evening the junior class gave dance at the town hall to the seniors.