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Confession IS
BRANDED A FAKE

SAN FRANCISCO, July 16.-John
Claudianes, Greek 23 years old, IS
in the city prison, having. confessed
to District Attorney Langdon that be
is the man who dynamited and com
pletely wrecked the Oakland resi-.
dence of James l.. Gallagher. ClauG-
lanes also confessed to having 70
Gently with dynamite two unoccupied
houses owned by Gallagher in Oak.
land.
Detective William j. Burns ok
Claudianes over to Oakland to lave
Captain of Detectives Peterson sec
him. The Oakland official, in an in
terview following his talk with
Claudianes, said he is skeptical alb mt
the story the Greek tells.
Il think Claudianes is a ch@ap
fakir," said Captain Peterson. sThe
man denies that he made the confes.
sion alleged, and that if he. did make
such statement .he was drunk al.
the time.
According to Jacob Meyer, an at
torney of this city, Claudianes was en-
this side of the San Francisco bay at
the time he claims he was receiving
SO day and $40 night for watch
ing the Gallagher home in Oakland.
Meyer says his calendar will shoey
that Claudianes was in the employ of
Meyer as an interpreter, and the at.
torney claims Claudianes did not
have much money at the time he says
he was being paid such big salary,
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FOR
RED TOP Mine

RENO, July 16.-One million two
hundred thousand dollars was the
price paid by Wingfield and Nixon
for the Goldfield ed Top mine. This
was brought out today, when the
check for this amount was shown in
Reno. 1t was drawn by Wingfield
and Nixon in favor of G. A. Taylor
of Los Angeles, through whom the
sale was made.
Two years ago Charles M. Schwab
was negotiating to buy this property,
which was then offered for a song
He did not give the matter much at
tention, pronouncing the property
little more than a wildcat. 1t is now
one of the richest in the Goldficli
district, and with<its acquisition the
Consolidated people now have con-
troll of good portion of the richest
producers in the Goldfield district
The Booth mine end lines the Re d
Top and the vein is pitching into the
ground of this property.
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AFTER
MANY
YEARS
IL
KIDNAPPED SOUTH SEA is.
LANDERS ARE RETURNING
TO NATIVE LAND,
(By Associated Press)

SAN FRANCISCO, July 16.-Nine-
teen survivors of several hundred
South Sea islanders, kidnapped
eighteen years ago from their native
strand, and sold into slavery among
the coffee plantations of Guatemala,
arrived on the steamer City of Para.
They are free and homeward bound,
travling as cooks and tourists with
the British government paying their
expenses. The natives were kidnap-
ped by Captain Blackburn, who visit
ed the islands with the steamer Mon
serrat, enticing them aboard and
sailing away. They were supposed
to be contract laborers, bound to
their Guatemala employers for three
years. Their plight was not made
known until after eighteen years had
passed. Most of the natives died.
Captain Blackburn was lost at sea in
December. 1894, when the Monserrat
went down with all aboard.
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GREEK IS
AMERICAN
CITIZEN
CLAUDIANES NOT ENTITLED TO
PROTECTION OF FOREIGN
POWER.
(By Associated Press. ],

SAN FRANCISCO. July 16.-T:.e
result OF John Claudianes being en-
abled to communicate with the Greek
consul here is that writ of habeas
corpus will probably be applied fsr
to secure the release OF the man VI no
lis held on suspicion of being imp.i-
Gated in the Gallagher dynamite out
rage. Richard de Fontana, Greek
consul, accompanied by his secretary,
Marion Clark, and Attorney James
Scott, called upon the district attor-
ney this afternoon and demanded to
see Claudianes. During conference
with the prisoner it was learned that
the father of Claudianes while born
in Greece had been a naturalized citi-
zen of the United States. That as
the son is likewise citizen he is not
entitled to the protection Of Greece.
Langdon and Detective Burns con-
tinue to express the belief that
Claudianes and his brother. Peter,
played prominent part in the
dynamiting of the Gallagher home or
that they can throw much light on
the affair
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Love AFFAIR WAS
At The BOTTOM

RENO, July 16.-Bryant Coffin
aged % years, the son of B. M. Coffin
the Virginia street florist, who re.
sides on Mill street, was reported to
have attempted to commit suicide
last night in San Francisco, by TAX
ing carbolic acid. The young man is
at the Central Emergency hospital
and is reported not expected to sur
vive the night.
Coffin was Reno boy, being con
nected with the store here some time
previous to going to Tonopah, and
later to San Francisco, where he was
clerk in the Wells Fargo company 5
national bank. The cause of his
rash act is reported to be love af-
fair with Reno young lady. The
father received telegram last night
and departed Immediately for San
Francisco.
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FRACTIONAL FIGHT
NOW in COURTS
(By Associated Press. J

SAN FRANCISCO. July 16.-A
dispute between two factions of the
local Republican party today was
carried into court when Superior
Judge Murasky granted an injunc-
ton returnable Friday enjoining one
division and the newly elected chair
man, H. l.. Worthington, from pro-
ceeding with the work Of forming
what is called a permanent organiza-
tion of the county committees. The
application for the injunction was
made on behalf of F. H. Dam, de-
posed chairman, and other members
of the committee who were not pres,
ent at the meeting Wednesday night
when eighteen members took action
making Worthington chairman and
Charles Forbes secretary.
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GRAND OFFICERS
OF ELKS ORDER

DALLAS, July 16.-The Benev1-
lent and Protective Order of Elks
elected these officers:
Grand exalted ruler, Rush L. Ha'-
land, Colorado Springs, Colorado;
grand esteemed leading knight, John
G. Shea. Hartford, Connecticut; grand
esteemed loyal knight. A. M. McEi-
wee, Fort Worth, Texas. gran,
esteemed lecturing knight, w. G..
Sayre, Wabash. Indiana; graul
treasurer, Edward Leach, New
York; grand tyler. Charles e. Decker,
Minnesota; grand trustee, Alfred T..
Knolley, Hackensack. New Jersey;
grand secretary, Fred G. Robinson,
Dubuque, Iowa; grand inner guard,
A M. Taylor. st. Augustine, Florida.
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POWDER
MAGAZINE
EXPLODES
MINI KILLED AND MANY IN.
JURED In WASHINGTON !.
TOWN.

CLEELUM, Wash, July 16.--An
explosion of powder magazine be-
longing to the Northwestern I'm
provement company near here this
afternoon killed at least nine persons
and seriously injured number of
Others. The cause OF the accident is
unknown. The magazine is three
quarters OF mile from the center of
town and the explosion shook the
town like an earthquake. Windows
for miles around were shattered.
Fragment of bodies we're scattered
for half mile
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TINES
IN PROHIBITION
CONVENTION
.~~~~.e~~~~~~~e~>.>~~~~,
(By Associated Press. J


COLUMBUS Ohio July 16-For president Eugene W. Chafin
OF Chicago; for president The
above ticket nominated
convention both being chosen unanimously endorse
ment of the convention until after
three ballots taken The strongest
was the Rev William Palmore The convention up
to this time had smoothly without slightest friction It
was decided to make Pamore ae
was named by reclamation but declined
convention after considerable Wrangng
Aaron Watkins should be named by acclamaion
opposition him Chairman Scanlon was on
the verge OF declaring Watkins delegates
various parts of the hall broke in
ments suspension of rules followed
which finally resulted In restoration
the vice presidency #&&,
Ihree men were named. Professor Watkins of
Kentucky and Charles Hotter of Indiana.
the ballot resulted in the domination
an overwhelming majority Upon motion
gates he the Both
residential and vice presidential
ernor in their respective states tickets
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BROKER ATTEMPTS
TO END HIS LIFE
(By Associated Press)

SAN DIEGO, July 16.--A. II.
Wade. real estate broker and min
ing broker, walked into the rear
room of George Magley's real estate
Office at noon today and attempted
suicide by sending bullet into his
head. He was hurried to sana-
torium, where he hovers between .ifo
and death No cause is known TO.
the act, as he was chatting pleasant
ly before the act He had wri%. n
several letters to his wife, to whom
he was married only two months ago,
and to his grown children by for
mer marriage. but they are sealed
and the police will not open them.
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Advance All Along the Line
From | to 10 Points--Booth
at Goldfield Goes Up Three
NOtcheS.
e....eee...e..ee.....A...........

The stock market took
Tonopah stock advanced from points at Gold
field, which end lines the Red Top and
quarter advanced three points Evidently ongwated
advance is on the Reports from New Wednesday
stated that in the investing
stocks, and that to a cond
on Of sanity after period of arrangement
ing fear Dispatches intimate concentrated
stock the feeling
Of distrust that has been
months That the market upper drec
tion is certainly welcomed by people
following comparison between the prices of Wednes
day Thursday:
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fleet ARRIVES
At HONOLULU
(By Associated press)

(By Associated Press)
HONOLULU 16.The Atlantic
today completing another its world
viewed the magnificent
warshps poked their horizon
with threatening but 939 o'clock
the Diamond Head first sighted the
clouds The
to be distinguished when about fifteen miles distant
At 1890 the Connecticut slowly channel
Japanese fishing firing
the flagship about to enter the harbor she greeted with
salute the station.
passing Moloka third division
Virginia. Ohio and Missouri proceeded to Lahaina the
This afternoon Admiral Sperry
Frear exchanged official visits During the entire
the fleet experienced pleasant weather smooth
daily Sunday the had tactical
the routine drills carried
which behind the fleet sailed
of scarlet fever the
the
thousands
filed with holiday Out In the searchghts
playing the heavens and the ships outlined the
light.
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EARTHQUAKE in
south AMERICA
.By Associated Press. }

TACNA, Chile, July 16.-A ter
rife earthquake occurred today in
the provinces of Tacna and africa in
Chile, the southern part of Peru and
Bolivia. There was considerable de-
struction of property, but. no loss of
life is reported. The cable between
africa and Lima is broken and tele-
graph lines to Bolivia are damaged
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FIFTY-sEvEN PERISH.
(By Associated Press. }

SANTANDER, Spain, July 16
1t is reported that fifty-seven fishe :
men belonging to the ports Of Bermeo
and Ondarroa have been drowned N
the gale which has been sweeping he
coast for the past two or three days.
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MOVE IN STOCKS

NEW YORK. July 16.-A move
ment to take the profits of stocks de-
veloped yesterday and continued for
time today This process of diges-
tion of profits caused an irregular
price movement and unsettled tone
to degree. Bonds were steady.
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REPUBLICANS open
CAMP PAIGN in SOUTH
Especial to The BONANZA. J

\ RHYOLITE. July 15.--The Bull
frog district opened the Republican
campaign with. a largely attend 4
meeting and smoker here tonight
Republicans to the number of about
$50 were present and a Taft Republi-
can club was organized with menl-
bership of over one hundred. Among
others who addressed the meeting
were j. V. Largent of this place end
Attorney l.. A. Gibbons of Tonopah
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BIDS ARE
Rejected
COMMISSIONERS REFUSE TO CON-
SIDER ON ACCOUNT OF Ex-
CESsIvE EXPENDITURE.
eNeNNNNNNNNNNNNN

. CARSON CITY, July 10 =
y board of capitol commissioners .
. has rejected all bids for the con- =
= struction Of an executive build .
y ing, because all bids called for .
= more than $4,000 expenditure =
q in the construction of the build .
. ing. .
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80 A~A A~~~~~A~
METAL MARKET,

= NEW YORK, July 16.Lead .
= dull, 4.40@4.45. Lake cop =
= per dull, IL "a a II rs. Sill .
= yer. SO IA. .
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FAVOR HEARST FOR PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON, July l6.--DeIe-
gates to the National independence
league were elected at mass m ct
ing here tonight and were instructed
to vote for the nomination of Will
liam Randolph Hearst for presiden-
and John Temple Graves of Virginia
for vice president
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

ANAElktICtAN LIANTUE.
Washington, s; Cleveland. /.
Philadelphia. 5; Detroit, 8.
Chicago, 2, Boston, 0.
New York, 10; St. Louis. /.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
San Francisco, 3 Oakland. /.
Portland, 2: Los Angeles. o.
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Thls papsR o 6ss-
1s@0ut Gk00 0AmB
uewnpapeEs, an9 q
thamk 1ho 0o2s -
Verse and PHoas 1hn4
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am Nittwpd Gbenb ben %. Rou.
peroen in Der ct. Bauls air9e oa'
bier 8ilber POM Seilieen aanbe &C.
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ben, iebr intsrefant fem tperoer.
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Der Gintrittipreis III rs cents.
Die 8orneIIuns beeinnt UNI 8 nhr,
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ale III biesl

GBir bieten einbu nbert Dollars BE-
totnune fur ieben Sal DIN Rotarrt,
Der niht bAr@ @tnuebmen bon Saus
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pertanbt. Breis Toe fir bic Gtaihe
Berfnuft BON allen HpDtbetern.
SaG's 5amitien.Biuen finb bic
beften.
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Ias man pon t e {.
m ~nrtet.

Seit ber Babf eebt Ia alien Re
eierunes.9 Departments tuieber GGes
ieinen eewobnten @ana unb man er'
fpartet, baB auh pdbrenb Der ndd'
fen bier Sabre 10 aiemlih Jules betm
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beHen uDrauSfihtliden WtaBnabmen
man Iidj cine 10 flare 8Drtsluna
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lpdteren @ntiblieBuneen In geuiis
fem @raoe BON niht uoraus luIebeu.
ben @reieniien beitimmt meroen,
aber Serr Snft bat 10 gu iageu lein
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Die llnternebmuueeu beS BrdiOenten
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audi er eiumnl 81 luer0en pinlhte,
bn er bel mebr ais Ell er @eteeeu'
belt Iaete, baB er bic 5telurg zines
Der observation-disclosures Der Brdiioent'
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fdbiet isin wir6, paiienoe Ranner
far> bieien b6dlten unb miAtigiten
@erihtsbof Der Belt auS5uwahlen,
miro foear BON Ieinen pulitiihen
@eenern %seetaubt.
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Die ndfite Staatskeislatur 'rutro
brei geiebe betrefs Der bfentlther
Shulen oes Gtantes arannehmert boz
ben. Gines beri elben iDlI basWlint'
malSalar for 2ebrer anf $50 ooer
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,einen Observation-Disclosures fur TO-
bes guuntp bss aaates sinieben uni
mad benz britten lou &temono eth
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tuenieaens bic 5uGidule nbiotp;ri
bat. Or. Us. 9. 9earmOut son Cope
@irarbeai befRr:portete bieie uno on
bere Reforneu bes bfeutltdens
{pitems bel bee SHlaBfbune BEE ct.
Souls County 9en&ers Gfociation.
bic am Samstas in &esfer @rOses
ftatt,ano.
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Sieben Sab c Beweis.

St babe Sabre Bemeis eebabt
baB Rings SEEM DISCOVERY bic bette
Rebi5in 1T 81 nebmen tar 5uiten,
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@elt bat SO Satire lang ben Berueii
gebabt oas Or. RINGS Sem 'Oiseuu'
erp bas bette Nittel III eegen Saiter
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Seuieber 8ronbitis, 2%unsenbluter
unb bic anfdnee BON Sbpinoiucht
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bic gntwifluns pom Bnenmonta
Inter @%arantie perfauft in Balteri
Apotbete All 80 cents uuo Sl.o0 Bro
beHaihe frei.
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Sobn 4nsea rpelder auf Der Saeo
Dor IA Gasen in Der Nabe BON BAR
burb leibthnuise Sanobabung leines
@ewebrs cine 9abune 9OdiArot in
ben liuten 8orberarm erhielt, bat
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fen uno 1T linn Der Mrm AM @abuaen
abaenommeu tugr0en. Mit mebre'
rem iunsen 9euten mar er auf Der
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,ufrieben braden fie ibr 2aeer aui
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Jung lnab ibm aeridtet, au Fd als
lDaFelbe fit entluo uub Der S@ut
linn In ben Grm oraus.
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Serr .6enrp Bod bat iein @Dbn'
baus nit Got unb nod 8 Sub uon
elmer a~nerenaenbeu 2ot an Der 3.
StraSe iar Ss2525 an Germ ebmOnf
Multe bon ibern Slus uertauft, Ser,
Nulte tpeldber idOu bel Sabren, uns
aud nitt bel better Seiunbbeit 1T,
min iiH ppn Der 5armerei auriid'
sieben uno nit ieiner Samilie in bel
Stabt mDbnen. gr ruiro i'm ndtiter
Srabiapr bieber3isben. Serr Bod
min fif Elm neues 8Obnbaus bauer
neben ieiner bisberteen BDbnung.
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@ertdbts SGerinine.

.Sebem bas Seine III tbatidhlih
Elm berrliher @runoiat i'm asben,
Der bauptiahtid In iesiser Belt be-
tunbere Beradfhtisuue BON einem
.ieben redtbenienben u. wOblmDuen'
ben Ranne ,usrbient. DeBneseu,
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ger S~abresseit ben 8eitunssoruder
nidt, oenn ber.bat audi serne etn'
mol ieinen aulh unb Elm ieber itrsb'
iamer Grbeiter 1T iiherli4 au ieinen
perbie nten 2Obne luublberedtigt!
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@ie ftsbt's un Sbre gerbausns1

Rrs. Narn 9Dmlin BON $50. 22S
8. StrnBe San francisco, empiiebtt
Elm Seilmittel aeeeu Maaenleiben.
sic last: ,9antbarieit uno Der @rs
fOta pom electric Bitters In einem
5dlle atuter 8erbauunesit6rune be'
ruegt mid bieie Gmpfebtung gu
ifreiben. Sd bin u6aie iiberSeugt
bnb fur Naeen. unb 2eberlei ben Gle.
trio Bttlers bas bette Seilmittel i'm
Rnrtte 1T, bieie sroBe Stdrtunes'
uno Gbflbrun ismebisin fidrtt oas
Spitem, reinist Das 8lut IN beIonoers
bel GIler arten Shwd@eu an melhen
Srauen leioen, hatfreid].
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Sut,t 9aafiagun8sta9e!

g8ir aue, Batter unier, brineen
Dir uniern feierlihten Sani,
1uo uniere iroben bergen iingen
Dir ibreu lauten 8reisgeian9l
Seelidt bait ou nit oeiner Ntilbe
Rings um unS Der oaS gauge Sanb,
8ein Seaen flOB nuf bic @efiloe
Nua reidler, udterliher 0anb.
gu ihentet sDnnenihein uub Reeen
1iir ieoe 6ruht ~ rebter 2eit
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Dem Samen, ben mir auSa.itreut.
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8as noae abrenreide 5elo!
8ie idlus Dor ooffnuns unb boz
5reIbe
Dir unier 6era, o Serr Der Belt!
o, melfen @eihtbum oeiner @aben
Snft bu NIT iiebeppler panb
Inns 81 erndhreH uno au laben
BON Reuem uus herabseianbt!
Sur NtDlunen oeiner &inbsr
st iebt Elm uoQer 9iih bereit:
Du ndbrt ben Jrommen, ndbrft ben
Climber
1n6 GQes wirb 6urh bid erfreut.
Ber Tam bic Sate CANA ermefen,
Die meter als bic Bolien reitts
Bas fann fe unfamiliar uereeHen,
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stlnam' beiuer ainber Greube nSasren
Nimm' an, Gquater, uniern Danfl
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8erleib' uns Beisbeit unb Berftano,
Siiht UNI 60 iippis su perihwenben,
empnnnen mtrS aus Oetner QanO.
9u milft, mir iolien froh eenieBen,
9Od mdbig, milo ano bantbar iein;
60 eatie, wie ou bid bewieien,
SOU ieber Der Beslidten iein.
Drum freu' ben armen audi Der
Segen,
Den oeine Sanb uns reihlih CAB;
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@r bant' aud beute nit uns daen,
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