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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-15
ACHED ALL OVER

Two years ago, my health very bad l suffered untold misery and ached ali every month At times l wished for death to end my suffering. At last de- cided to try Wine of Csrdui Twelve bottles of this wonderful medicine stopped my suffering and made my life worth living.
 MRS MATTE CAMPBELL. RatcliT, Texas
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-15
EASY CONFINEMENT

cannot find words to express my gratitude to Wine of Cardu for helping me in my last confinement For merv suffered all day and night, but this last fine big baby girl; she wei ghed 12 lbs at birth and I sick only 45 minutes l felt better in my life than I do
 MRS IRA GRAY. Budd, H.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-15
FEMALE PAINS

7i1 not know that anything could stop female pains from which had suffered for two years, until -red wonderful medicine, Wine of Cardm. had other female troubcs besides, but cured m little while Car9ui is blessing to womanknd. l recom- mend it to all friends.
 GERTRUDE GATLIN. Tinbcrviile Miss.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-15
Fand the Fenian leader.

and the Fenian leader.
 II O'Leary, the Fenian
 released from prison in
 ending five of the twenty
 Eh he was condemned fol 7 weat to Paris, where
 next fifteen years of his
 Evolutionary leader used tc
 Tn crossing in the packet 1( met pu Maurier. then 7 @ going to Paris to study @ enme warm friends. lodg in the same building S became acquainted with < ftists. whom DNl Mauric1 elle famous in his popula iIl as The Laird and The N ms to O'Leary. who had edlal student in Paris long threw in his fortunes witt LIla Pavement. that Du Mau h first glimpse of bohc in fhe French carita!-Wes' aze{ke.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-15
The Result.

srvous passenger on the first day outward voyage importuned the . .o know what would be the |. ,e th4 steamer should strike an I.a while 1t was plunging through .e. e "rbe iceberg would nov
 s .,o, nsdsm," the captain re-
 oourteously, Just as if nothing
 unaned" And the old lady was ly relieved.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-15
so IRREGULAR

vas so irregular and suffered from other female troubles but took three bottles of Cardu and 1t has done more good than any medicine ever took in my life. Now I am perfectly regular and the way to health again.
 MRS MARY FREEMAN, Paint Lick Xiv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-15
-L. Ministers Text.

t,o ,,rl came home from churcN ua. .n dey xnd was asked what thf
 . .'e t nes. Don't be afral' e' ,.,'I Seet you Q bedquilt,' was .'rston proved that the centr;.
 v r wJl) send you a comforter hntcal World.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-15
onlv a Dream.

1 .reame,l Inst night that ]
 .non that vas simply full ct ',,ss. s"'f honnets, and Husbanc sei'1D put that was only a dream
 W,fe-I knew that before ar' because you bought one for
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-15
k.o. g oood Table

[ H.p. Nt",. :. good table, does sn' En, nl,,ns mso, son. Excellent. Solid oak
 Ro''i"''' -e.r..- New Ysrk Tr's
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-15

MRS. A. BRYNER, Cameron, III.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04
SUICIDE ATTEMPTED
IN JAIL BY PRISONER
Walter Wohlweber, Accused of
Murder in Cincinnati, Fails
to Take Own Life
ISpeciaI Dispatch to The Call


CINCINNATI. o.. Dec 3.-Walter
Woh1weber, known here as Walter
West, who is a son OF a San Francisco
police lieutenant and who was charged
with the murder of Squire Singleton of
Newport, Ky, who was enticed TO a
rooning house in Richmond street, be-
came suddenly and seriously i'll this
afternoon and it was an hour before the
prisoner was brought to his normal
condition.
The officials in the Jail think West
ate soap or matches He said he had
been thinking of his mother and was
feeling badly. He would not say,
however, that he had taken anything to
induce sickness or something more.
West is awaiting trial.
After he had been given an emetic
and had somewhat recovered from the
effects of the poisonous substance he
swallowed West admitted that he had
tried suicide. but would not state what
he had taken He gave as his reason
for the attempt on his life the fact that
his parents have not come to his assist
ance in his trouble.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04
TAFT'S CABINET is
NOT YET SELECTED
President Elect Denies Report
That Burton Has Been Of
fered Treasury Job
Especial Dispatch to The Call


HOT SPRINGS, Va. Dec. s.-cabinet
building, says President elect Taft, is
difficult. This remark was apropos of
the report that the treasury portfolio
had been offered to Representative
Theodore E. Burton. Taft says that
the report is not true. He added that
he would deny that report, as he would
all others about the cabinet. When
he was ready, he said he would an
nounce his official family, but in the
meantime would give his authority to
no name or list
Close political friends of the presi-
dent elect say that it is a fact that
Taft has not decided definitely upon
one cabinet official
Secretary Root was the keystone of
the Taft cabinet, and when he removed
himself the entire structure crumbled.
With Root and one other big man as a
foundation the building of a cabinet
would be comparatively easy. 1t is well
known that Root and Taft comprised
the Roosevelt cabinet The others were
heads of departments.
Burton is believed by the friends OF
Taft to come in the classification of
big" Taft wants him In the cabinet
and it is logical that he should take
charge of the treasury, as his training
on the monetary commission has been
a valuable experience.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04
FIREMAN RISKS Life
TO SAVE PRESIDENT
Lieutenant j. B. Lyons Bursts
Blood Vessel Through Stop
ping Crash With Carriage
Especial Dispatch to The. Call

Especial Dispatch to The Call
WASHINGTON, Dec SIN an effort
to avoid running into President Roose-
velt's carriage. in which the chief ex-
ecutive- was riding, Lieutenant ]. B,
Lyons of No. 8 engine company, in re-
spending to an alarm of fire on Wednes-
day afternoon, jeopardized his own life
and the lives of his fellow firemen by
throwing his horses to the ground at
Seventeenth street and New Hampshire
avenue northwest. Only for such action
the heavy hose wagon would have
crashed into the presidents carriage.
The horses attached to the hose
wagon were travelling at great speed,
and when Lieutenant Lyons realized
that the wagon would crash into the
presidents carriage he jerked the ami
mails back on their. launches and threw
them to the ground.
Lyons burst blood vessel in his
effort and blood gushed from his nose.
The horses paved each other badly.
The harness was broken and the wagon
had to be abandoned.
The engine company was responding
to an alarm of fire in the home of
representative Frank o. Lowden of
Illinois.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04
BoAs MAY HAVE MAILED LETTER

At the time Francisco postoce
Boas his Office No available
show where was and in support of
theory be contended that he
dropped his death powder public
channels Why should and un-
wedy be guessed reputation
among of having fantastic imagnation which he
freely exercised
ecretive about the letter When he
office with Walter Wilson then did most
incredible thing he knew that poison he was
of his death told what the
letter said and showed him the powders
Wilson skeptical and took desperate Showing
skepcism. He touched the deadly powder
tongue Instantly he recognized bitter
drug and the that had touched his
diate he thoroughly rned his the taste
He urged Boas touch the stuff.
almost nconceivabe that Boas should have had
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04
WOMAN SAVES LIFE OF
MAN IN GRIP OF WAVE
Scottish Traveller is Nearly
Swept Overheard, but Her
Wit AvertS Tragedy

NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-David Bearne
of Dundee. Scotland. a passenger the
steamer California, which arrived here
today from Glasgow, narrowly escaped
being washed overheard by a giant
wave.
He was reclining in a stationary
chair on the upper deck when the wave
picked him up.
AS the water was receding with him
he was seized by Mrs. William Angus
of Hayward. Cal. who held him until
three sailors came to the rescue.
Bearne's shoulder was sdislocated and he
sustained many bruises.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04
French Minister Notified

The attention of the minister of for
eign affairs of France was called to
the matter by Henry White. the Amer
lean ambassador. Under date of Octo-
ber>10 the minister. s. Pichon, COM
municated with White, saying that no
regulation had yet been enacted to re-
strict the importation of sulphured
fruit into France.
copy of the letter Of the French
minister, which is in the possession of
Briggs, states that the researches now
being made in France received their
stimulus from the United States au-
thorities. Sulphur in small quantities
had never been considered injurious by
the French government, according to
the following extract from the minis
ter's letter:
."The service of frauds in France had
heretofore admitted that the presence
of sulphurous acid Gree or proceeding
from sulphates) in beverages and ali
mentary materials in general could not
be any inconvenience from the point of
view of hygiene, it being well under
stood that the regulations destined for
the application of the law of August 1,
1905, on the repression of frauds. fixed
the maximum doses which could be
+o1arotad xuithauf danper
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04

of trade, makes it appear that DR..
Wiley is endeavoring to discredit the
California dried fruit product in
France, and thus work further injury
to fruit producers in this state.
1t had been presumed that since a
referee board was appointed by Presi-
dent Roosevelt in January to consider
the wholesomeness of this fruit the
doctor would rest satisfied until re-
port thereon was submitted. Pending
the final determination of the question.
the pure food commission issued a mod
flied ruling allowing the sale of sui
phured fruit.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04
SEND MILLIONAIRE TO JAIL

ST. PETERSBURG. Dec. 3.-Alexan-
der shipoff, the millionaire proprietor
of the Neva ferry line. was today con-
demned to six months imprisonment on
the charge Of criminal negligence in
connection with laundering of the fer
ry steamer Archangelsk while cross
ing the Neva last April. Thirty-nine
persons lost their lives in this acci-
dent. Major General Trytoff, chief OF
the river police, was acquitted.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04
Campaign Against Use of Sui
phur in Drying Products Is
Carried to France
Agricultural Department Chem
ist Raises Question Against
Shippers Abroad
Use of Acid Not Considered
Harmful Under Foreign
Law Against Frauds

DR.. H. w. Wiley, chief of the bureau
of chemistry of the United States de-
partment of agriculture, is fulfilling
his promise to do all he can to main
tain the position taken by him in re-
spect to fruit cured by the use of sui
phur. Information from a reliable
source obtained by Arthur r. Briggs,
president of the California state board
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04
INDEX OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO CALLS
NEWS TO-DAY
TELEPHONE kEARNY Sc
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 4, 10.
WEATHER CONDITIONS
NEWS TO-DAY

YESTERDAY-Partly cloudy; trace of rain
north wind; maximum temperature. Sc; mini
mum. as.
FORECAST FOR ToDAY-occssional showers:
fresh south wind. PAGE IL
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04
F arnily Says Strychnine Was Sent
Through the Mail as Remedy
With Murderous Intent
HOROSCOPE SHOWS THAT BOAS HAD
FORGIVEN ONE GIRL THREE TIMES

66 N/OU have been much love Nth GIRL but she has
turned out anything but right she has been dcceitu. untrue
and unreliable. Three times you have forgiven her. but
Doutd not be mise TO the alliance"
Extracts from horoscope which for Boas.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04


powders him n letter earlier n day. The
powders strychnine They contained which
recommended them Indigestion remedy
Either cunning, dabolical
Boas the young mans ruling passion gmy
strong death The family of the deceased declared
murdered but they utterly any
crime The police of San jose where Charles NJ Hawer the
writer OF the mysterious letter containing the powders ppoed
to live and the local detectives
unite in the belief that Boas committed suicide.
GIRL DIscLAIMs LOVE FOR HIM
They furnish possible for the sfdestruction
beyond the fact that Boas aconae attached Jose
girl Miss Anna Keper telephone who accepted val
liable presents from the but who dclams love for him.
He had been financial difficulties preparing engage
enterprise today.
The letter which with the poison by San
Jose police be the strongest
involved picturesque way The mssve signed
Charles NJ Hawer NJ D., jose There person
the Chief Of Police Haley OF San Jose
aghr of this city declare that handwriting
beyond doubt Boas.
Boas manager company with Offices
the Williams building Mission and Third conducted
obbng business Walter Wilson associated with him
business.
Wednesday afternoon at Is o'clock F. Cleland special
delivery poman, brought addressed the Office
Richard Geraghy the elevator boy who had by
Boas took the letter and signed for When Boas
building at 4 80 Geraghty gave the letter to him.
LETTER WAS MAILED IN THIS CITY
The letter had been mailed the general postofe
and Mission o'clock the afternoon Ten
had given the special delivery messenger Is
minutes after that left at the indicated address.
The letter follows:
H me nds OF
in to my for stonac
n so me tha you have
been
The powders which incloss only relief
cur for he
Being which
the
is 3
whch makes muc to
take the owed by
glass of youa
ask
return of s
medicine brought
practc andwi
Kindly In had forgot
until a aserve
remain, NJ NJ d.
San JOSEF Cal
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04
Wiley Raised Question

But this opinion was suddenly con-
tradicted by an American chemist. Mr.
Wiley of the chemical bureau of Wash
ington, who wrote a treatise proving
the pernicious influence of sulphurous
acid on digestion and health"
The American embassy has also writ
ten to the secretary of state, Elihu
Root, calling attention to the fact thas
the presence of a certain quantity of
sulphurous acid in alimentary mate
rails was not considered dangerous un-
til DR.. Wiley concluded that such was
the case.
The great significance of this, outside
of the expose of the policy of DR..
Wiley, is the statement that the French
authorities did not consider sulphur
cured fruit harmful.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04
Loyalty of Bodyguard

Never al any time as president had
Alexis been communicative man and
the events OF the last p hours seemed
10 rest heavily on him. The only salts
faction he felt, he said. was in the 10y
atty Of his bodyguard. He spoke with
deep gratitude Of what the French min
lister. NJ. Carteron, had done OF Cen
eral Camille Gabriel his nephew, who,
during the last few months, had di-
rected the policy of the government.
and General Guillame. the only other
officer Of his staff who had remained
true TO him. he spoke in terms OF
praise Their loyalty consoled him for
the desertion Of all the other min
listers. He particularly denounced the
treachery Of General Celestin Cyriaaue.
minister Of war. who was the first COM
nander he sent out to quen the insur-
rection and hold back General Antoine
Simon.
The president was broken hearted
over the attitude of his people in the
capital. OF whose hostility he declared
lie had been entirely ignorant.
Ignorant of Execution
For the first time Nord Alexis ex-
pressed his views with regard to the
summary executions which took place
on March 5 last. when many men were
shot TO death by order of General le
conte. He had always been convinced,
he said. that these men had been killed
during an attack on the palace; his
officials and those on whom he de-
pended had kept back the truth from
him. But he had learned the truth
later and considered this act a very
unfortunate one.
y With regard to his destination Nord
Alexis said he would wait until he
could be transported TO Jamaica. st.
Thomas or Martinique.
The sentiment OF the people is
EoIr
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04
Twelve Persons Killed

In all y persons were killed and
many wounded before order was re-
stored. So serious did the situation be-
come that a committee Of public safety
composed Of the most prominent mill
tary leaders was organized. Scores of
citizens were placed under arms to as
sist the loyal troops in patrolling the
city.
The American. French and German
ministers decided early in the morning
that they could trust 10 the arrange
ments made 10y the committee 70 main
tain order. but they jointly gave noti-
fcation that If trouble ensued again
they would land forces from the war
ships. Those already here were re-
inforced at daybreak by the United
States gunboat Eagle and the British
cruiser scyIla-
Nerd Alexis, who spent a restless
night on board the Duguay Trouen,
has been the object Of much considera-
ton on the part of the commander Of
the ship and the officers. There is
something in the wonderful virility of
the fallen president that calls for ad-
niration.> Past 80 years-how many
years beyond that mark nobody knows
-Nord Alexis faced his foes with the
strength and determination of man
in the very prime OF life. Not until
he saw his people, those he had fought
for and ruled, in front Of the palace
crying Tor his life, did he realize that
they had turned against him. Only
then did he accept the protection of
the French flag Today he said:
The courageous conduct Of NJ. Car
teron Cthe French minister) saved my
life"
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04
ThrOngs Maddened at Alexis
Escape Wreak Vengeance
in Port Au Prince
Hastily Gathered Armed Force
Shoots Into Mob and
Twelve Are Killed
Foreign Ministers Threaten to
Land Troops Unless Order
Is Restored
General Simon VIII Probably
Be Named President of the
Republic Today

81: :: =: =5:s: :. 81: Il: Z. =: :: "a: y:
Alexis riot and pillage prevailed
IN Port au Prince. The populace, mad
dened by the spirit of revolt. turned
from the skif that carried their de-
posed president 10 the French train
ing ship Duguay Trouin, and gave full
vent 70 their passions. They looted
stores and residences and fought
among themselves over the booty and
were only held back by an armed
force hastily gathered by General
mob and drove the rioters from street
10 street and finally into secIusion.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04

Continued ON Page 2. Column 8
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04
SUBURBAN

Awards are being made at the poultry show
Idora park. Page
Doll show In Oakland Is begun. Page
VIII of Mrs. Mary Mathews is fled for D
bate Page
Marshal Volimer Of Berkeley threatens arr,
Of men engaged in pool selling. Page
Mrs. Isabella Martin, stand, accuses pro-
cution of forgery. Page
Stanford students nominate representatives
executive committee and editor Of Daily P,
Alto Page
Scheme 10 link Alameda, Oakland a
Berkeley by fast trolley is mapped out by ,
cineers De-
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04
COAST

Bomb found on Western Pacific trac
Stockton. =,
Robert Mitchell is speedily acquitted
Angeles and Southern Pacific machir
scored. p
Jury is secured In San Jose to try j
Hatch, prominent lawyer. on charge {
bezzlement. p
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04
EASTERN

Report on railway mail service for year sh,
saving Pag
Charles ]. Dannenbaun accuses wife of try
to kill bim and says be was kicked senselesS
spouse Pag
Lieutenant of Ere company risks
own life to prevent crash with presidents {
riage- Pag
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04
FOREIGN
SPORTS

Riot and pillsge in Port au Prince bring.
death and destruction Page ]
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-03


April fool.
March came ia like : lamb
and went ont Like : lion
Conrad LOken went hurting
il the snow storm Friday and
had the usual bad luck Of crawl
Ing ons-quarter mile after :
= luck Of geese, and then see
them ~ on. He thought he
would give them : parting shot
anyhow. and II tickled him i'm.
mensely when one Of them fell
70 the ground. You should have
seen his smile when he reached
home with his goose.
May verixani has been on the
sick list for awhile, but in better
1t this writing.
Ada L0ken came home on .
short visit last Saturday : week
ago. from the Academy.
Vim. LaLgc was hunting ducks
along Choteau Creek Friday.
De finally caught sight OF . lone
duck, and when he had got up
within . few yards he fred. and
scared the poor duck SO badly
that it new away.
Some OF the people from this
vicinity went TO Wagner Tues.
day to see Mr.. Ustrud's pic.
lures.
Ole Moe and Aug. Loken sold
some butcher stock TO Thos. j.
Hsrney last week.
Jesse Bobbenolt was hauling
hay from the Choteau bottom
last week.
August Lundstrom purchased
q fine driving horse from Jas
Todd. Now there will be some
thing doing Sunday afternoons.
1t looks a. though all tina,
was left Of the virgin prairie
was going to be broke this year.
Breaking rigs are busy in al
directions.
Slow POKE.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-03

ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE on AP-
pIication Of Guardian for Order Of
sale Of Real Estate.
state % south hsketa. county Of
|Ghaxaa1 Afx-k8.
In county court before Hon j.. a.
Fccrste. judge.
In the matter Of the estate OF Iheo-
doTe Elaine. deceased.
Order 10 show cause on application
Of guardian for order Of sale Of real
estate.
IL appearing To his court. from the
petition this day presented and fled
BY Henry Blaine. h guardian Of the
person and estate Of Theodore Blaine,
minor. praying for an order Of sale Of
certain real estate belonging To Theo-
dore Hiatne, said ward. that II IL necss-
sary to sell said estate In order to edu-
cate and maintain said minor and that
IL would be for the best interest Of his
said estate b . such real estate should
be sold.
II h hereby ordered h q the next
Of kin Of the said ward. and all per-
spns interested In the slid estate. ap-
pear before this court on Tuesday. the
2sth day 81 April. 1905. nj > o'clock q
NJ. al the court room Of said court, ut
Geddes. Charles Mix county. then and
there u snow cause why m order
should not be granted for the sale OF
such estate.
And II II further ordered that I copy
II this order be pubItshed ~ least
three successive weeks before the day
~ hearing. In the Charles Mix New
Era. i newsIAp per printed and publish
~ In sajd Charles Mix county.
Lated this 2dth day of March, 1908.
Attest. by the Court.
c. r. Rouse. J. A.Foerxte.
Clerk Ut Co. Court. Judge Co. Court
tS<aIt 1-27-1
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-03
Choteau Greek No. 3.

1t is reported that Mr.. Roberts
Of Armour will give . politicaI
speech in the Patrick school
house in the near future.
Dennis Lyons returned home
from Sioux Falls Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Couch
have moved onto q place down
near the river.
We notice that the two Grip
pies, Messrs. Lyons and Taylor,
are able 10 be arOnnd again.
Louie Mills OF belmont is do
ing some breaking for Geo. La
Plant in this vicinity.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-03

a reward Of go win b paid
- tbe 6rst person furnishing
information and proof lsading 70
~ arrest and conviction OF any
person Or persons shipping Or
attempting 70 ship contfarJ %
nv, game birds II excest Of 10,
killed On LAke Andes or in tho
vicinity thereof. Lake Andes
Rod : Gun Club. Address II.
NJ. johnson, Treas, o. X. s.
|Parker. Sec.
9ssu111cm csaDotsss Meseiag
Thore viii b. : meeting Of The
republican county central com.
mittee = Lake Andes, South
|pakoea April IA, 1908. q ten
osolocaE :. ~, Tor tbe transaction
"a npch b1siness - may como
|bofoso 4 Al msmbsrs are 70
|qnoo1od - f. present
al q hayden. Chm.
d. y. Lindsay. So.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-03

The facs of nature in Wagner
~ rapidly being changed Il
present The householders Ara
~ busy with their tsoes and
I-FAkss-making garden and
|cleaninx up their yards-getting
rendy - rive - green grass )
warn welcome when i appears.
It you are mt among those
spoken ol Ii The ahcvs item,
81 bnsy-be in line, md lets
'heve orr yards and streets 10 =
dne shape - il u possible 70
81 thom- You viii besurprised
. Tie way nature win respond
- your EFFORTS. and i'd you Ia
beantifying your surround,
inga.