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The San Francisco call., 1906-10-22
SAYS MANUEL sILVEIRA GOT
NO MORE THAN 100000 CASH

HAVANA, Oct. 2l.-The cattle ship
Carmelina, on which Manuel Silveira
the Havana banker, fed October 2. re-
turned here tonight. No communica-
ton with the vessel will be permitted
until tomorrow morning
NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-New light on
the ease of Manuel Silveira, agent for
]. Nj. Ceballos & CO., Cuban bankers
who is now a fugitive from Justice
was shed today by F. ]. Sherman. who
arrived from Havana on the steamship
Seguranca. Sherman, who is manager
of the Cuban branches of the Royal
Bank of Canada, went to the Waldorf
Astoria and tomorrow will go to Wash
ington TO call upon President Roose-
welt. Discussing the case of the Cuban
absconder he said that Siiveira did not
take anything like a million, as had
been reported
Although it is possible he added
that he owed that much money from
which Ceballos & Co. are jointly liable
The largest amount he got away with
was 100000, and it is possible that
he took that much in solid cash.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-22
IS HE "KIDDING'
OR JUST IN A
TRANCE?
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-Young Corbett
is on the trail of Joe Cans. Corbett
says he has regained his old-time
fighting powers and believes he stands
an excellent chance of defeating the
title-holder. He issued a challenge
yesterday, offering to meet the colored
wonder under any reasonable con6ii-
tions. Corbett said:
II know Cans is great. but from
what have heard about the fight with
Nelson l think | would have a chance
to beat him, and it is a chance worth
taking. If l should win I'd be right
on top at once. I'm always willing
to gamble, and a fight with Cans looks
like a good long shot to me, feeling
as good l do now. I would prefer
Cans, and will offer to bet $4,000 on
myself and have the purse split T5-25,
or any way he wants it. That's
good sporting proposition. The only
thing 1 would demand would be
fight at 1913 pounds ringside. If 1 can't
get Cans I'll take Britt (preferred
next to Gans). Nelson, Herrera or Nc
Govern. I'd rather fight Britt, Her.
srera or Nelson, who have beaten me.
II want chance to even the score
with all of them. If that Chelsea
$4,000 offer stands, with good money
in sight, I'll meet McGovern first and
wait for the others. Terry is still
made for me-
Young Corbett and Terry McGov-
ern will undoubtedly fight again
soon. Several clubs have submitted
offers to the pair to meet in the near
future and settle the question of SUI
premacy. While the boys are willing
to cross arms again. they prefer to hold
out for the best terms. The latest
offer came this afternoon from AL Her
ford. who notified Corbett that the
Eureka A. C. of Baltimore is ready to
hang up purse of $4,000 for fifteen
round bout.
Corbett thinks well of the offer, but
has notgas yet put it before McGovern.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-22
VAMPIRES DEFEAT
INDEPENDENTS,
4 TO @.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

ALAMEDA, Oct. 21.-The indies
didn't have any more chance than the
prpverbial SNOWFALL when they went
up against the Vampires at Crolrs, in
Alameda, this afternoon The Vam-
pires won the association football
game by score of 4 to o. and they
didn't half try.
1t was good game for all that, al
though 1t was only in practice. The
regular football season will not open
till the first of next month The Inde-
pendents, who usually play football
that any Scot might relish, played sew
eral new men, and every one made
good, but their teamwork was faulty,
due to the lack of practice. The Fay
boys couldn't play, owing to the death
of their mother. and the men substi-
tuted were not familiar with the work
of the other players.
The first goal scored was that of
Lees, the inside right forward of the
Vampires. They had been fiddling with
the ball and neither side had made any
headway when Wheatley made a nice
pass and Lees took the sphere home.
Then Wheatley did some toe work that
reminded one of Petrie's dribbling and
scored, taking the ball from deep CEN
ter to the goal. The half ended with
the score to O.
the Vampires showed the stuff it was
made of and. incidentally, Wheatley
got the ball on the side line and drib-
bled it to the goal. Lees made the
fourth tally. His clever footwerk made
the fans howl. Middleton, who takes
Max Webber's place on the team,
proved himself wonder, and Davis,
Hunter. Drury and Wheatley played re-
markable ball for new men. The line
up of the teams follows:
Vampires - Goal keeper, Cleaner;
fullbacks, Petersen and Middleton:
halfbacks, Drury. Hunter. Davis; for
wards, Lees, Lee, wheatley, Robertson,
Henderson
lndependents-GoaI keeper, Morri-
son; fullbaeks, Woodward and Bennett;
haifbacks, j. Summerville, Anderson
and Wardlaw; forwards, Gordon, Bal
main, Lecutier. w. Summerville, Souter.
!. Stewart acted as referee.
V. s. Shotwell of 421 Clement street,
san francisco, is the secretary of the
league and he is making the arrange
ments for the coming season, which
VIII open November /.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-22
PASSES IRISH REPUBLIC
GREENBACK ON HIS TAILOR
John Royal of Los Angeles Arrested
for Act, but Released Upon
Pleading Mistake.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2l-John Royal of
Los Angeles had his suit pressed by
Max Sulken, tailor, three weeks ago,
and rendered what appeared to be a
f1ve-dollar bill Sulken gave $3.50 in
change. Later he discovered the bill
was piece Of green paper, redeemable
six months after the acknowled gment
of the independence OF the Irish re-
public.
Sulken found Royal in a saloon on
Thirty-fifth street on Saturday and had
him arrested. Royal stated that he had
lately come from Los Angeles, and as
they use silver money there he did not
know that the paper was not legal ten
der In the West Side court this morn
ing the clerk took a complaint of petty
larceny. but Magistrate Wahle gave the
victim no sympathy, declaring that any
man fool enough to take such stuff de-
served to be victimized. Royal returned
the change he had received.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-22
RUSSIANS REFUSE TO GIVE
JAPANESE DIPLOMAT A ROOM
MuiSden Hctels Deny Consul General
Hagfwara Adnaittance, Though
Coming was Announced.

MUkDEN, ). Oct 22-Although the
coming of Japanese Consul General
Hagiwara was announced in advance,
the hotels of Harbin refused him ac-
commodations. Consul General Hagi-
wara went to Harbin to demand an
explanation of the expulsion of Jap
anese officials from the Russian sphere
IN Manchuria, while merchants were
admitted. The Russian authorities
apologized fer the lack of courtesy
shown Consul General Hagiwara and
explained that the Japanese officials
were refused entrance into the Rus
sian sphere owing to a mistake as to
the line of demarcation. The Japanese
railway terminus is within five miles
OF that of the Russian The Russian
Consul and traders of Mukden are ne
gotiating with a view Of linking the
two together.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-22
EVEN EGGS ARE DECLARED
POSSIBLE MICROBE PALACES
One Article of Diet That Frightened
Man Thought Absolutely Safe
ClEssed as Uncertaiu.

NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-According to
information communicated to produce
men in this city by the scientific ex-
perts Of the Department of Agriculture,
even the freshest eggs may, under GER
tain conditions, cause illness by COM
municating some bacterial disease or
some parasite.
1T is possible Secretary Wilson
says "for an egg to become infected
with micro organisms. either before it
is laid or afterward. The shell is por-
Gus and offers no greater resistance to
micro o-organisms which cause disease
than it does to those which cause the
egg to spoil. When the infected egg
is eaten raw. the ro-organisms, If
present, are communicated to man and
may cause disease
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-22
EXPLORERS APPEAL
FOUND IN SEA.

BUFFALO. n. Y. Oct 21.-Two buo,
message sent adrift from Franz Josef
Land by the BaIdwin-Zeiglerp polar ex-
pedition in 1901 have been found and
forwarded to Evelyn B. Baldwin of
Kansas, the founder of the expedition,
who is now in this city. The. mes
sages were picked up on July 10. 1895.
on Moffen Island by Captain Strenerson
of the Arctic whaler Gottfried and for
warded to the United States depart
ment They were mailed to Baldwin
from Washington and delivered to him
today.
The messages are typewritten on
film paper and show the effects of their
journey in the Arctic sea- The mes
sages were an appeal for supply OF
coal. the lack OF which forced the ex-
pedition to turn back.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-22
PREsIDIos ARE DEFEATED.
Alamedas Take Two Games From
Soldiers at San Rafael.

SAN RAFAEL. Oct 21.-The Ala
media boys put it all over the Presi-
dios in two games at Eastside Park
this afternoon. In the first game the
Alamedas scored four to the Presidios'
goose egg, and in the second game.
which lasted five innings, the Alamedas
had the Presidios at their mercy, the
score being nine to four. The support
accorded the Presidios battery was
very bad. A large crowd of baseball
enthusiasts witnessed the games. The
batteries were: Alamedas. Nelson and
Burke; Presidios, Deproida and Cor
man.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-22
McCLANAHAN THINKS HE HAS
WINNING CAMPAIGN IDEA
Tells Hawaiins He should BE Sent to
Congress to Oppose Cuban Annexa-
tion and Save Sugar Industry.

HONOLULU, Oct. 21.-The possibility
of annexation of Cuba in view of inter
vention has been made the issue of the
campaign for votes here. as far as the
delegateship to Congress is concerned.
by the Democratic candidate, E. 3. Nc
Clanahan. He has issued an address to
voters declaring that the Republicans
are likely to carry out annexation and
that Hawaii should show her protest
by sending a Democrat to Washington
to work against it. 1t is claimed that
the admission of Cuba, with ccnse-
quent free sugar, would ruin Hawaii's 5
sugar industry.
As far as all the other Offices. except
delegate to Congress, are concerned.
the campaigns are being fought out
on local issues almost altogether.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-22
Exhibition Lasts Ten Innings
and Ends in Tie Score.
BY William j. slattery.

Many exhibitions OF the great national pastin have been
forced on the ongsuering public by of the Pacific Coast
League this but the Oakland and Seattle went
through at ldora Park yesterday afternoon the worst 1t
sincerely to be hoped that the magnaes will quit aogehe
fans again. 80
Nine innings of the dsgraceu would have been
more than plenty for oveny perform
could not do enough harm the game length of time
SO they continued their awful work for and even
then winner could be declared for darkness and Umpire
Derrick mercuy end the greatest joke of the year
Every one in the lot ready leave after Seattle had two
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-22
POLICEMAN PoRTER,s DEATH.

John Porter. who for thirteen years
had been a member of the Police De-
partment, died at the City and County
Hospital yesterday from pneumonia
Porter was taken sick on September
is. but recovered. On October II he
suffered a relapse and was taken to
the hospital Porter had been a MEM
Der of Co. d. and served most of the
time in the Mission.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-22
TRAIN AND CAR COLLIDE.

TOLEDO. O.. Oct. 21.-Three or more
persons We're killed and several in
jured tonight when an incoming Gin
cinnatf. Hamilton and Dayton passen-
ger train collided with a traction car
at a crossing three miles west of this
city. One of the engine crew and two
of the passengers were killed and a
dozen injured.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-22
TO OPEN wHAMPoA TO TRADE.

HONGKONG, Oct 22.-Upon the rec
ommendation of the yiceroy and for
mer railway minister. the Government
has sanctioned the opening of Wham-
poa TO foreign trade The opening has
been deferred pending the completion
of the Canton and Whampoa Railway,
whose rapid construction is being
urged by the Viceroy.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-22
BIG FIRE IN NEW zEALAND.

WELLINGTON. New Zealand, Oct %.
The biggest confagration in the his
tory of the city occurred early this
morning. The Union Bank. the new
building Of the Bank of New South
Wales. the Commercial and Trocadero
hotels and several insurance and other
business houses were destroyed
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-22
FRESNO.
STNMARY.

Sacrifice hits-cartYright t2) Two-base hit
Mclaughlin. First base on Dalls-0n Wheeler
4 of Woters Z. Struck out-By Wheeler ?.
by Wolfers Z. Left bases-San Francisco
Z Fresno IL Double plays-McClelland 20 Ir-
win 10 Wilson. Delmas to Casey to Cartwright.
Hit by pitcher--Dashwood. Time of game
hour and 55 minutes Unlpire-Perrfne.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-22
FOLK GRANTS REsPITEs TO
A PAIR OF MURDER ERS
Mrs. Aggie Myers and Frank Hoffman
VIII Not Hang Unffl Tenth of
December.
IEFFERSON CITY. NO. Oct

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo-. Oct. 21.-
Governor Folk. before leaving for a
speechmaking tour Of Kansas. an
nounced that he had instructed the
Secretary of state to issue a formal
order tomorrow granting respites un-
til December 10 to Mrs. Aggie Myers
and Frank Hoffman. sentenced to be
hanged on October 20 for the murder
of the woman's husband in Kansas
City
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-22
HARD LUCK ROBS
RAISIN PICKERS
OF VICTORY.

FRESNO. Oct. 21.-Harry Wolters for
Fresno pitched a shutout game for nine
innings against the Seals today and
lost. the game in the tenth by walking
three men and being found for two
hits. Two errors by the Raisin Eaters
aided the Seals to win in this inning
Wheeler was on the slab for San Fran
cisco and was hit pretty freely. being
saved by brilliant support. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-22
CAPITAL CITY NINE
DROPS TWO TO
STOCKTON.

STOCKTON, Oct 21.-Stockton and
Sacramento played a double-header
here this afternoon. Stockton carrying
off the honors in both games. Spider
Baum for Sacramento was found for
seven hits in the first game. The sec
ond game was a pitchers battle be-
tween Moskiman and Henley, the for
mer having the better of the argument
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-22
NEW ROLLER SKATE RECORD
FOR A MILE ESTABLISHED
Fresno Amateur Cuts six seconds oa
the Time Made by
Ckariufou

FRESNO. Oct 2l.-The worlds. rec
ord at roller skating was broken last
night by an amateur named Richard
Smith He made one mile in 2.ss
while the record OF the worlds cham
pion was 2;42- The race came or at
the Recreation Park in the presence
OF a large number OF persons and q
score Of judges. Smith IS only IS years
OF age, but is very muscular and long
Nmbed.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-22
CHERUBS WINNERS
OF ERRORLESS
CONTEST

Los ANGELES, Oct. 2f-Los An
geles played snappy, errorless
game today and defeated Portland
to l. Schimpff pitched the better game,
allowing only five hits to Portland's s
seven, but the visitors were unable to
get around the bases. The only two
double-b base hits of the day were each
made by local batsmen. Portland al
lowed three bases on errors Score:
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-22
SITAIAIARY-
Two-base hits-Moore Grave

Twobase hits-Moore Cravath. Sacrifice hits
--SicHale, Carlisle, Tornan. First base ON err
rors-Los Angeles B. Left on bases--Los Angeles
3. Portland 4. Bases on balis-On Schimpff l.
OF Brashear ?. Struck out-By SchimpT 4, by
Brashear a. Double plays-SchnDff to Sweeney
to Lister. CraYath to Eager Passed balI--Car-
son. Hit by pitched bali-Carson. Time of
game-1 hour and 20 minutes. Umpire-Mahaf-
fey.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-22

During the year 1905 the Methodist
Episcopal Church sent out seventy-two
new missionaries to reinforce it's work
ers in foreign lands.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-22

Home run-Kane. sTwO-base hits-Kane (2),
Blankenship. Hopkins, Mott. kruger First base
called balls-OR vickers g. on Hopkins 2
Struck Out-By VIckers 6. Hit by pitcher
Vickers- Time Of game hour and 30 min
utes. Umpire-Derrick.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-22

center. While the Oakland felders
were giving chase to the leather
1t rolled under the fence, Three
runs came crowding In giving the 81
washes a pretty fair lead. which they
managed to hold The scores:
MOrnin< Game.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-22

Tom Dillon for correct styles in hats.
corner Van Ness avenue and McAilister.
12.5o. S3.5o. $500.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-22

Thrse-base hit-Hackett Two-base hit
Householder. Sacrifice hits-Hackett Francks.
Vickers. First base On called balls-O1 Jones l.
of Graham 9. Struck Out-By Jones D.. BY era
ham .. Hit by pitcher-Vickers- Passed ball
Bliss. Time OF game hours and 25 minutes.
Umpire-Derrick-
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-22
.OS ANGELES.
PORTLAND.

RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-22

COTDtlt lHlnKS WeII OF the OFFER, bui
has notsas yet put it before McGovern
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-04

The convention of the Federated
Woman's Clubs Of Indian Territory
held this last week, in the city, was
one Of the important events in the
social history of the city. When the
Hyechka Club extended the invitation
to the Federation to meet here at their
annual convention they did not antie-
ipate such a successful convention.
The club is but three years old, but
is member of both state and nation
al federations. Each member of the
club proved herself true hostess in
hte entertainment Of the guests. Much
credit is due Mrs. f. s. Clinton, pres
ident, and her faithful staff Of officers
for the arrangement and carrying in
to effect the plans for entertaining
the delegation. No other club in the
territory boasts as much talent as the
Hyechka Club of this city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-04
Hoch Will Be Reelected.

Topeka, Nov. 3.-With the elec-
tion only three days, away, no one
is able tonight to accurately forecast
the result so far as the election of
governor is concerned.
Chairman S. c. drummer, Of the
republican state central committee,
this morning compiled a statement
from the committees canvasses, es-
timating Governor Hoch s plurality at
$4,000. Chairman Ryan, Of the dem
ocratic committee, claims the state
for Harris, the party nominee for
governor, by about the same plurality.
Hoch's plurality two years ago, was
$4,000, while the normal republican
majority is estimated at $4,000.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-04
Pennsylvania Republican

Philadelphia, Nov. 3.-What has
ben one Of the most bitterly fought
gubernatorial campaigns in this state
for many years practically closed with
with speech making tonight. Local
contests throughout the state have
been lost sight Of in the fight for
governor between Lewis Emery, Jr,
democratic cndidate, and Edward s..
Stuart, republican candidate, The re-
publican state committee claim that
Stuart will have a majority of 100000
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-04
WILL HEAR NOMINEE CASES.
Special Session of Oklahoma Supreme
Court to Be Held.

Guthie, Okla, Nov. 2.-The Okla.
homa supreme court will be convened
in special session tomorrow at 10 a
m, to hear the five mandamus cases
that have been brought against the
board of election commissioners ia
compel the placing of the names of can
didates on the official ballot.
Judge Burwell rendered a decision
on the Oklahoma City cases last week
but other candidates are not satisfied
with the decision and insist on q
hearing by the whole court. The
suits pending in the supreme court
are those brought by Rev. j. L. Disch
Rev. Ira A. Holbrook, Dr. ]. N. Bilby
A. H. Griffith and w. A. Mahan.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-04

Washington, Nov. 3.-With but
two full days intervening before the
country will elect the scixtieth con-
gress, there is a decidedly general area
Of thigh PRESSURE" in the political
atmosphere. Expert prognosticators
have stopped aAalyzing local condi-
tions. They have made their final
claims, covering the whole area and
are waiting for Tuesday.
The republican claim emanating
fro mthe headquarters of the repub-
lican congressional campaign com
mittee in New York, is this: "The
republicans will have a majority Of
ffty-eight in the next house of repre-
sentatives. "
An ANALYSIS of this claim from the
same sourse is: Sure republican dis
tricts, 232; sure democratic districts,
1870; doubtful, but probably repub-
lican, 2l; doubtful, but probably
democratic, l3.
The democratic congressional cam
paign committee, with headquarters
in Washington, has figured out sexty-
seven democrat gains over its present
representation in the house. Chair.
man James NJ. Griggs, of this com
mittee, thinks this claim is rather
too conservative. In analyzing the
claim to show where the gains are
expected, Griggs is quoted as say
ing:
"The claim of a democratic gain
of ten in New York is safe. The
claim of one each in Massachusetts,
North Carolina, Kentucky, Montana,
Delaware, Idaho and Virginia, is
good. The claim of a gain of six in
Pennsylvania, is too conservative,
The same may be said of the claim
Of a gain Of six in Illinois. We will
gain eight in Missouri. Concessions
are made to us of five or six in
Ohio, but we will do better than that.
hTe computation that puts us down for
only one in Indiana is in error. New
Jersey is to be counted on for a
gain of three, while gains will be made
in Nebraska and California. "
Should the democratic prediction Of
gain of 81 be realized, that party
would have a majority of twenty
two in the sixtieth congress.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-04
New York S Extraordinary Campaign

New York, Nov. 3.-Today prac-
tically closed the most extraordinary
campaign for governor in the political
history of the state, although both of
the candidates will continue their
speech making until Monday night.
1t has ben a campaign of person
alism rather than politics, of men nj
stead Of measures, and it has stirred
the voters Of the Empire state to its
very boundaries. For vigor and Vi
tuperaton it has been without pre-
cedent, and for persistency Of appeals
for votes by the two candidate, it
stands alone
National issues, aside from the So
called "trusts," have been entirely
ignored and state issues have scarce
ly received passing mention. Sensa.
tional charges have been injected
from time to time and interest has
been kept at the highest pitch for
several weeks. The official close of
the campaign tonight was amidst the
blast Of political enthusiasm and
rapid fire oratory. The close Of the
campaign finds the political situation
unprecedented in this state, and some
of the shrewdest politicians admit
the usual sources Of political prog.
nostication are all but WORTHLESS.
Hearst claims the practically undi-
vided support of union labor and the
Independence league, and asserts that
he has so broken down the republican
machine up state, as to make it inn
possible to give the huge republican
majority which has hitherto been
brought down to the Bronx to wipe
out the democratic plurality in Great
er New York.
Leader Murphy, Of Tammany Hall,
claims that Hearst, whom Tammany
helped to nominate at Buffalo, will
carry Greater New York by from
10000 to 100000 plurality. The re.
publicans say they are elated over the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-04
Oklahoma Will Go Republican

Guthrie, Okla, Nov. 3.-History
will be made next Tuesday, when the
people Of Oklahoma will decide at
the polls whether the constitution is
to be written by the democratic or
the republican party. Chairman Jake
l.. Hamon, Of the republican central
committee, claims that the republi-
cans will have seventy delegates in
the convention, out of ll2 to be elect
ed, while Jesse X. Dunn, the demo-
cratic chairman, predicts safe ma
jority. The issues are clear cut and
the campaign, which has been conduct
ed along purely partisan lines, has
been remarkably free from subter-
fuges.
There are candidates from prac-
tically every district in the two ter
ritories.