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san FRANcrscANs CHOSEN

ST LOUIS, Mo, Oct 9.-The conven-
tion of the woodward and metal work
ers' international union, which has
been in session since Monday, adjourn ed
today after electing officers, among
whom are: President. William J Me-
Forley, San Francisco: first vice presi-'
dent, John Bell. San Francisco.
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PRINTER GUILFY OF ARSON

STOCKTON. Oct. 9.-Henry Heigen-
mefster, alias Lester Palmer, charged
with setting fire to the Lodi Herald
plant April 13. 1907. at the instance OF
Dilse Hopkins. who is also charged
with arson. was found guilty by jury
this morning OF second degree arson,
after being out but few minutes. Oc-
tober 10 has been set for the time OF
passing sentence The trial OF Hopkins
will BEGIN October 20.
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BRADLEY GETS NEW rRrAL

OAKLAND. Oct. 9.-P. f. Bradley, a
Berkeley vender of soft drinks, con-
victed two years ago of selling liquor
within mile of the university campus
was granted a new trial by Judge
Ogden today on appeal from the YER.
dict of the Justices court. Bradley al.
legged that testimony was given to
show that his wife had sold a bottle
of beer in his absence and that this
pretudiced the minds of the jury
against him.
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Will BE TRIED ron DEsERTroN

Los ANGELES. Oct 9.-Harry Nadol-
sky, who deserted from the navy while
the Atlantic fleet was at San Pedro, will
be turned over to the naval authorities
and be tried by court martial. Ma
dolsxy got into trouble by taking a
young woman's jewelry and giving 1T
to other female friends. His arrest
followed
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no Yon Manf sa.an,

Read THE CALLS weekly offer on
page IL
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VETERAN cRICKETERs WILL PLAY

At San Mateo tomorrow a game of
cricket will be played by the veteran
cricketers of this city against the newly
formed San Mateo team. A notable
fact about the veteran team is that
the youngest member is AZ years of
age and the oldest is 81. The veteran
team is composed of L. Evans. A. E.
Aitkin, Charles Banner, ]. Saunders, r.
J. A. Tiedeman, r. P. Reynolds, j.
Purdy. c. Irish. T. Ginnevere, J. Theo-
bald. II. w. Brown, T. Millen, c. Hill
and H. Ward
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RIVAL FIFTEENs TO MEET

STANFORD UNIVERSITY Oct. 9.-The var
sity fifteen will meet the Olympic club of San
Francisco in the second game with the club
men and the freshmen will try conclusions with
the fifteen of the University of Pacific tomor-
row afternoon on Stanford field.
Recent injuries have resulted in several
changes in the personnel of the varsity. Erb is
on. the sick list and Elliott. a sophomore. will
appear in his place. At wing Cadwalader will
replace Cook for portion OF the game. At
fullback Jordan viii be tried in the absence of
Brown, the crack freshman.
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WIN DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIPS

PHILADELPHIA. Oct 9.--Gifden and
Thayer of the University of Pennsyl-
collegiate lawn tennis doubles cham
pionship, defeating in the final round
Holden and Bundy of Yale by three sets
to none This gives Pennsylvania the
doubles championship for 1908.
Harvard won the singles champion
ship yesterday.
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BURNED TO DE.rH NJ p,pr

ANGELS CAMP. Oct. SC. Laidett
was burned to death while painting the
inside of large water pipe at camp
near this place. yesterday afternoon- He
was using paraffine paint. which be-
came ignited from a lighted candle.
Before he could escape he was burned
MIA
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FIGHTING CHOLERA AT MANILA

MANILA. Oct. 10.-SimultaneOusly
with the departure of the feet the au-
thoTities have started a new campai gn
to eradicate cholera The number OF
new cases reported averages no daily.
WASHINGTON. Oct AT Manila
for the "a hours ending at 3 o'clock
today there were Is cases of cholera
reported. During the day seven cases
have been reported
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PROF. MORENO FILLS VACANCY

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. oct. a.
y. Q. Moreno. an associate professor
in the applied mathematics depart
ment. has been chosen TO fiji a vacancy
upon the student affairs commietee. Of
which Prof. A. 3. Clark Is chairman.
The newly appointed committee mem
Der takes the place of Prof A R
Show, who is IN Europe.
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PUGILISTS REACH GOTHAM
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALI,

NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-Joe Thomas
Charley Harvey and owen Moran ar
rived from the coast tonight Thomas
the man who lost his title to Stanley
ketchell and fought the Michigan won
der four times, is here to fight Sailor
Burke. The National will stage the
bout in several weeks. Thomas has
grown into a full fledged heavy wei ght
and the tar will be giving away many
pounds when he tackles the Califor-
MAN
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RAMONA WINS FIELD TRIALS

LADNER, B. c., Oct. s.-The cham
pionship event in the annual meet of
the British Columbia Field Trials club
was won yesterday by Ramona. owned
by Mr.. Nelson of Tacoma and handled
by Charlie Coutts. Second place went to
Silver Laing, owned by DIR. Wheeler of
Portland and handled by E. FsAMunger
This concluded the list Of events
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BRINGS MESSAGE FROM PoPE

NEW YORK, Oct. 9-ArchbishOD
Farley. who returned home today from
visit to Rome and London, brought
this message from the pope:
Tell the people of the United States
that for all they have done for the
Catholic church in America I send my
heartfelt benedicti0n from the highest
to the lowest"
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BEcoMEs NATIoNAL BANK
sFEcIAL DIsPATcH To THE cALL

WASHINGTON. Oct. 9-The comp
troller or the currency has approved the
application to convert the Bank OF
Butte County. Chico. into the Butte
County national bank Of Chico. with
a capital of $25.0O0
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BURGLAR VISITS APARTMENTS

OAKLAND, Oct 9.-Burglars broke
into the apartments Of D. Sattle in
the Twedell house at Twelfth and Jef-
ferson streets this afternoon and stole
silverware and clothing valued al
about $30o. Among the articles taken
were silver toilet set silver mani
cure set. two suits of clothing. two
overcoats and a suitcase.
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ROWE NOT COMING no STATE
SPECIAI. nIsPATCEI -rn 1rIat, 49,

SFECIAL DISFAICH 10 TffE CALI.
NEW YORK. Oct 9-It was learned
tonight that Jimmy Rowe would not
go to California as expected He told
George Rose that he had abandoned
the idea of spending the winter there
and racing his year olds, Selectman
and Suffra gette. Rowe will take a
long rest.
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ESTABLISH DRILLING RECORD

SPOKANE, Oct. 9.-SensationaI rock
drilling was done at the interstate fair
Thursday afternoon by McNicol, and
Pickens of Butte, Mont. who drilled
a hole 56ss inches deep In solid gran
ite in Is minutes. So far as known
this is a worlds record in granite.
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WILL PLAY DOUBLE HEaDER

8 ALAMEDA, Oct. 9.-There will be no
state league game here tomorrow, but
Sunday the A1amedas and the Oaklands
will play double header at Recrea-
tion park. Manager AL kim expects
to pitch Johnson in one of the games
and either Randolph or Pierce in the
other.
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GusENrs I'M pRIaAnY cAsEs

OLYMPIA, Wash., Oct. 9.--The SUI
preme court today heard arguments in
four cases of candidates who have at
tackled the direct primary law. The
court took the matter under advise
ment
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cALIFoRNIANs RETURN

7
NEW YORK, Oct. 9-Mrs. w. X.
Vanderbilt Jr. arrived on the Lusitania.
She was met at the pier by Vanderbilt.
VINO also greeted r. II. Tobin Of San
Francisco and his sister, Mrs. Levi Car
ter.
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FATtI AUTo AccyDExT

AUBURN. Me- Oct. 9s-Mrs Charles
T.. Williams. wife of physician was
killed tonight and DIR. Williams serious-
ly injured by the overturning of their
automobile.
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CONSUL GENERAL RrDGELEY DEAD

MONTERREY. Mexico Oct 9.-Ben-
jamin B. Ridgeley, United States consul
general to Mexico City, died about mid
night last night in a Pullman car while
waiting for the Mexico City train
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PRINCE OF LIARS"
Will Be PRODUCED

BERKELEY, Oct. S.-"The Prince of
Liars" will be staged in Wilkins hall
tomorrow night by the members of the
Wawona club, one of the large social
clubs of the younger set of this city.
For the last month the members of the
club have been coached in their parts
by August Aguirre, a graduate of the
Santa Clara college, and the young
thespians will face the footlights let
ter perfect in their parts.
Miss Claire Harrington will enact the
role of Mrs. Gillibrand, the leading fe-
male character, while Frank Thompson,
who is well known here in local dra-
MATES, will take the part of Arthur
Hummingtop. Miss Edith Wulzen will
portray the character of Rosa Column
bier, the clever ingenue Other men,
bers of the cast are:
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ley. Oct. 81. 7. IA Wick. q resident OF oaK-
land who was arrested today for selling Spongos
without license. declared that he was forced 10
adopt this means Of livelihood TO obtain fnoney
to buy medicines for his sick wife
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He said that he wouli be compelled
to give up his home aud also to dispose
of his automobiles. He added that q
large part of his fortune had been spent
in an effort to save the properties left
by Albert johnson, mis- brother.
"My efforts to keep up my dead
brothers. estate for his widow and
children have cost me a great deal OF
money. l don't care to say how much
Just now" said the Mayor.
1t is said that Mayor johnson los
approximately 100000 this year in
connection with his interests at Lorain,
Ohio.
The Depositors' Savings and Trust
Company, Of which the Mayor was
President, passed into tie hands of two
local banking concerns On Monday last.
A few days prior to the bank transfer,
the Municipal Traction Company, OF
which he was President and chief
promoter. went iuto the hands of a re
ceiver in the Federal Court.
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Nevada State News

Zach Taylor, a gambler. known
throughout the State. committed suicide
at Carson On November 10 by taking
morphine.
The city attorney of Sparks, w. E.
Melville, dropped dead at his homo on
November 81 of apoplexy. He was AZ
years Of age. Melvi 10 was formerly q
minister, a physician, and finally an
attorney.
The Southern Pacific has established
q nine.hour day at the railroad shops at
Sparks, after operating for years on an
eiRht-hour basis. The move is neces.
gary because OF increased business over
the ~company's lines. which puts extra
work in the shops.
The Democrats of Nevada have
elected 80 out Of As Assemblymen and 8
out Of 8 Senators. They now have 2
out of IL followers in the Senate. which
gives them 10 out Of 10 in the upI er
House, making a total Of 81 on
joint ballot in both Houses in the next
Legislature.
p. II. Wolf, who was reelected to
the Office of constable at Lovelock by a
small margin. has issued an edict that
all gambling games there shall close at
IL o'clock Saturday night aud shall re-
main closed until 10 o'clock Sunday
night. The sporting fraternity tried to
down him in the election.
Secretary Garfield of the Interior De
partment has rejected the petition OF
the farmers of the Truckee-C Carson irri.
cation projsct in Churchill County for
a plan of graduated payments for theil
land and water. and according to thu
petitioners many farmers in that dis
trict may lose the land they have fakeI
up to make their homes upon.
Judge Pike of Reno has sent snce(
John Il. Byron, one of the men witt
held mp and robbed Sam WHISTLER oil
the Virginia road last August. to Il
years in the p~enintentiary. hree mel
were concerned in the robbery. but tn
other two were not caught. Byrol
claims to be innocent Of the crime, bu
he was positively identified by Mr.
Wheeler and his daughter.
IL might be well to call the attention
of the outside mining public to the FAC
that there has not been q single steel
fl otation made on Cnafey mining prop
erty. says the Chafey News. tt,
camp has reached its present growtl
solely on its own PROTECTION and tn
money in circulation a. II il time ha
come from its mines and not from ont
side investors. This fact makes Chafe.
unique in Nevada mining ca Up history
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Bryan in the recent campaign. Power
ful forces, supported by the advocates
of the Republican party, tried to work
mp feeling against Gompers for his Ell
forts to defeat Taft and his declaration.
that the G. O p. was really inimical to
the best interests of laboring men, al.
though it professsd to be otherwise.
The Fight Against Compers
When the convention opened 1t
seemed doubtful 1t first il Gompers
could maintain his prestige. 1t was
only a show Of opposition worked up by
a minority of disgrun,led delegates,
and before the convention had beer
running two days the old chief was il
the saddle running again and the con
trolling power in the convocation o.
labor union representatives.
Samuel Gompers Is an Englishmai
by birth. So years old, and a cigarmakeI
by trade. He has been working for th'
rights of working men since he was Il
years old. and has been president o.
the American Federation of Labor con
t~inuously since 1882, with the exception
of one year.
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BEAUTY.

DEAUTgs, r was born of the worlds de-
Is For q, 5s,, ws1 sss. water the wan
Under the arch of her hurrying
feet
She has trodden a world full Of bitter
sweet.
The blood of the violet Is In her veins.
Her pulse has the passion of April ain
Out of the heart of a satin flower
God made her eyelids in one sweet hour.
Out of the wind he made her feet
That they might be lovely and Turing and
fleet.
Out of a cloud he wove her hair.
Heavy and black with the rain held there.
What is her name? There's none that
knows
| Mother-o'-mischief or Mother-o'-rose.
What is her pathway? None may tell.
But it climbs to heaven. and 1t dips to
hell.
The garment on her Is mist and fire.
Anger and sorrow and hearts desire,
Her forehead Jewels al amethyst.
The garland to her Is love In a mist.
Her girdle Is of the beryl stone.
| And one dark rose for her flower hai
grown,
Filled to the brim with the strength o. tn,
sun,
A passionate rose and only one.
Nora Hopper.
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NJ o e

In the Third Judicial District Court Of the
State Of Nevada, in and for the
County Of Eureka.
In the matter Of the Estate Of John G.
Crombie, deceased.
Notice il hereby given that Elizabeth
Crombie has filed with the Clerk OF said Court
a petition praying that letters testamentary
issue to her upon the last will and testament
of John q. Crombie. deceased, and that said
will may be probated, and that Monday, the
7th day Of December, 1908, a. 10 o'clock a. M,
the SAM being a day of the regular session Of
said Court, or as soon thereafter as the same
can be heard. at the Courthouse, and in the
Courtroom thereof, in the town Of Eureka,
said County and State, has been set by the
Clerk Of said Court for the hearing Of said
petition. when and where any person in-
terested may appear and show cause why said
petition should not be granted.
In witness whereof, / have hereunto set my
hand officially, and affixed the seal Of said
Court, this 25th day Of November, 1908.
II. VEGETABLES,
County Clerk, Eureka County, Nevada,
and ex-oficio Clerk of said Court.
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work in connection with h navy's op-
erations. In expressing his feelings
toward the American people and their
naval representatives Togo said:
IT sincerely welcome the visit Of this
magnificent feet representing a nation
whose friendship with our country Is
traditional. and I sincerely hope that
the fleets of America and Japan may
be the happy means Of uniting the two
nations In eternal bondr."
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TWO OFFICERS SERIOUSLY SHOT
Waterman at Battle Mountain Shot In
Effort To Capture Burglar

Battle Monfain. Nevada. November
SIN an attempt to arrests burglar In
the Court saloon owned By l. l. Ken
arsek last Saturday moraiog about 5
o'clock. Night Waterman W. +. Coon
was shot in the face and his deputy,
Jack Ntzworth, was shot In the groin.
Both were quite seriously wounded but
will recover unless blood poisoning re-
salts. Later in the night in arresting
a uspsc who tiled to escape by toird.
,ug a freight train Deputy Sheriff j. A.
Hasp shot the suspect through the leg
and wounded him painfully though not
seriously.
1t was early in the morniug after o
dexican had been caught burglariz rs
LOTIONS merchandise store that thu
light Waterman caught the burglar II
sle Court saloon. He called for aid
after the burglar barricaded himself IN
the saloon and o number Of men
with revolvers aud rifles surrounded
the saloon. the blrg.ar then opened
the door aud started to run, shooting al
he fled. His first shot wounded Coon
aud the second struck Ellsworth IN tn,
groin. 1t was following this thai
Deputy Hasp shot the suspect.
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ture United States Senator TO succeed
the late William 3 Allisoa- The vote
stood: Cumnins, LOG; Porser(Dem )35.
Three Republicans did NOT vote. Cum
minis reelection 70 the six-year term
next January is inquest oned-
Lieutenant @ Jverror GArsf was In
angurar4d rs GoFernor of Iowa at q
Joint session OF the House and Senate
this Afternoon.
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To Whom It May Concern

All persons having claims against the late
james Morrison are hereby notified to present
the same for payment to A. S. Henderson at
his office 10 the Courthouse, Eureka. Eureka
County, Nevada. within forty days from the
date of this publication.
Dated Eureka. Nevada. November 20, 1908.
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TUFsUdy .sss.s AIfff DU IDU.U W
And in accordance with law and an order Of
the Board OF Directors, made on the 18th day
Of Octaber, 1908, so many shares Of each par
eel Of such stock as may be necessary will be
sold at the office of the COMPANY, Room 1920,
on the Tenth Floor Of the Kohl Building, at
the Northeast corner of California and Mont
gomery streets, in the City and County of San
Francisco. State of Californis. on Wednesday,
the 10th day Of December. 1908. at the hour
OF II O'Clock NJ. Of such day, to pay delinquent
assessments thereon. together with costs Of
advertising and expenses OF the sale.
By order of the Board of Directors.
ALFRED SUTRO, Secretary.
Office: Room 1920. on the Tenth Floor Of
the Kohl Building, at the Northeast corner of
California and Montgomery streets. San Fran.
cisco, California.
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The Tribune Leads

The Salt Lake Tribune 10 the ac-
knowledged leader in the newspaper
field of the interior West. AS u news
paper. and in standing. influence and
popularity, it has no equal between
Denver aud the Pacific coast. 1t gives
all the news all the time. in clean and
readable shape and without fear or
favor.
To keep in close touch with the prog
ress of the West. aud at the same time
fully informed as TO the news OF the
country AMI The world. you will find 1t
important taat you read the Tribune.
The price OF the daily Qncluding Sun
day. is 81 per month. OF the Sunday
only 81 per year, and Of the Semi
Weekly. $l.50 per year.
Sample copies free. Address the
Tribune. Salt Lake City. Utah.
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JOHNSON HAS LOST FORTUNE
Cleveland MAvos. Formerly q
Mritimlho1&sve Forced To
Sell House

Ck~sASa Nsvs@Sr i9-Msyor
roz I SSAa<sa q Cleveland. oAio
.tc< veArs REPEATED - ~ = millionaire
Svs-x, Uzss Scs<. Ass AnnSGn>ed that
as eaF~e sa<taoe A&& ssea lost
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G0MPERS AGAIN LEADS LABOR
Veteran Leader Reelected As
President of the American
Federation

Samuel Gompers vas reelected presi-
dent of the American Federation OF
Labor at Denver. Colo, last week.
But one delegate voted against Com
pers, Charles Jeske. president of the
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NEW TO-DAY.
Delinquent Sale Notice

Eureka Consolidated Mining Company
Location Of principal place of business: San
Francisco, California.
Location of works: Eureka, Eureka County,
Nevada.
NOTICE: There are delinquent upon the
following described stock, on account OF
Assessment Number IL, levied on tie 18th
day of October, 1908, the several amounts set
opposite the names of the respective share
holders, as follows:
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Wisconsin Stat,
Fe Liberation oil
Labor, and he wa,
swept into ofie'
again with a greal
denomination.
L h Q election
settles all the tall
about deposing tbs
veteran head o.
the labor world be
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ADVICE.

CHE had a good opinion of advice,
- Like all who give and exc receive It
gratis,
For which small thanks are still the mar
ket price
Even where the article at highest rate II.
Lord Byron.
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NEW TO-DAY.
Notice for Publication
United States Land Office,
Carson City, Nevada. ,
Novamhar 81 1909

OdAbOn Oibfs ftfnd
November 81, 1908
Notice is hereby given that Edmond Ham
mond Of Eureka, Nevada, who, on March IL,
1908. made Homestead Entry No. 1706. Serial
No. 0is4, for NW4 SW4 Section 8, lot l and
NJ SCI, Sec. 6, Township 10 North, Range 81
East Mount Diablo Meridian, has filed notice
of intention to make final tive year proof, to
establish claim to the land above described, be-
fore the County Clerk Of Eureka County. at hi-
Office at Eureka, Nevada. on the 9th day OF
January, 1909.
Claimant names as Witnesses: NJ. NJ Fletcher,
VIM. +. Zadow, Joe J. Siri and A. y. Florio,
all of Eureka, Nevada.
LOUIS ]. COIN, Register.
First publication November %. 1908.
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Hero OF Sea OF Japan, the Modest Nu-
miraI Count Togo.
ADMIRAL Count Togo. who has been
Japan's idol ever since his victory over
the feet of Rojestvensky in the sea Of
Japan, gave a reception on his flag
ship, the Mikasa, to the officers of
the American feet on the arrival in
Japanese waters. The admiral's brav-
cry is exceeded only by his modesty.
He Is now chief Of the general staff
Of the Japanese navy and in case of
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CALL TO ACTION.

IF time be heavy on our hands,
l Are there no beggars at your gate
Nor any poor about your lands?
Oh, teach the orphan boy to read
Or teach the orphan girl to sew.
Pray heaven for a human heart
And let the foolish yeoman go.
-TannvoAn
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The best beer on the market, Pabst'i
Blue Ribbon. on sale at the Owl.
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WHO IS A TRUE sAILoR7

he Is not a sailor true who sails
=" Over tranquil waters with favorinN
gales;
But he who can skillfully storms outride
II the ~conqueror true with courage tried.
-Kaspar Miaskowsh-
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Old newspapers 25 cents a hundred at
the SENTINEL office.
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CUMMINS ELECTED SENATOR
Chosen For Short Term, But Certain
of Reelection

Dss Moines. Iowa. November "a
Governor A. b. Cummins at noon TO-
dav was elected by the Iowa Leeis'a-