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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-03

| Cne e1eeIoIs.
8l54 SYLVESTER T. CORREA.
| Having been regularly nominated by
the Repub1can County Convention for
| the once OF
hEFhESENTAI1vE, FouETH
I respectfully ask the support of the
voters.
Sl54 A. D. CASTRO.
--
| I have been regularly nominated bv
the Democratic County Convention for
the Office of
SENATOR, COUNTY OF OAHU,
electors
s154 HT MOORE
have been regularly nominated nv
the RenubIican Conntv Convention for
the office of
REPRESENTATIVE OF THE
FOURTH DISTRICT.
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have been regular1v nominated nv
the Office of
COUNTY AUDITOR. COUNTY OF
OAHU
a an request the support U Inc
SECTORS eI1a ~,
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ana request the support OF the
electors:
David hAhAoohAhAN1, JR.
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and | request the support of the
electors.
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RREPREs5 5NSIAILvE, FOURTH
and L request the support of the
electors
Sl53 j. G. COHEN.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-03
NOTICE.
HAIMANALo SUGAR COMPANY.

WAIMANALO SUGAR COMPANY.
A special meeting of the stockholders
of the Waimanalo Sugar Company viii
he held at the office of its Agents, VIM.
G. Irwin & Co, Ltd, on Tuesday, Octo-
Der 6, 1908, at a. m.
II. NJ. WHITNEY,
Sl3S Acting Secretary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-03
QUARTERLY MEETING.
,. BREWER & COMPANY Iimited,

c. BREWER & COMPANY (Limitedy
The regular Quarterly Meeting of
shareholders of G. Brewer & Co, Ltd.
viii be held at the Office of the Com
pany in Honolulu on Saturday, October
10, 1908. at 10 o'cloek a. IN.
w. w. NORTH,
Acting Secretary.
Honolulu, October ., 1908. Sl6O
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
WIDOW CALLS HEALERS IN
EFFORT TO RAISE DEAD
Prays Over Body of Husband
for Five Days in Attempt
at Resurrection
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

ASEEVILLE. y. C. May s.-Mrs.
Edward Carpenter. with her husband,
whose fortune was yariousIy estimated
at from one to three millions. came
10 AsheviHe some time. ago and occu-
pied one of the George W. Vanderbilt
villas at BiltInore. Carpenter. who was
brought here for his health, died q
week ago. The couple were devouJ
Christian Scientists. and Mrs. Carpenter
would not allow the undertakers 70
touch her husbands body, declaring
that he was not dead
She kept the body for FIVE days and
called in Christian Scientists 10 resur-
rect him Day after day and night
after night scenes OF attempted resur-
rection took place around the corpse.
Together with a lot OF Christian Sci
entists who remained steadfsst Mrs.
Carpenter declared repeatedly that her
husband was about 20 speak 10 her.
She asserted positively that a dear
friend OF hers was brought back to
life several years ago by Christian sci
ence after the doctors had said she was
dead.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
DYNAMITE ENTERS
CLEVELAND STRIKE
One Streetcar Wrecked by Tor
pedo, Another Blown Up
With Powder

CLEVELAND, May 1S.-A Broadway
street car was partially destroyed by a
dynamite torpedo tonight. Twenty five
passengers were in the car. but no one
was seriously hurt. 4 panic followed
and a mad rush for the exits was made.
4 West Madison street car also was
damaged By an explosion Of powder on
the track. The floor Of the car was
broken through and one woman was
severely injured.
Trivial rioting. d deadlock in arbi-
tration proposals. car service largely
restored and the refusal of the traction
authorities TO do anything until dis
order and violence cease marked the
third day of the strike of the conduc-
tors and motornaen on the Municipal
street railway company's lines.
The company succeeded in operating
sau lines with but slightly impaired
service. considering the difficulties. No
special effort was made TO send cars
into the suburbs, but in the city cars
were run on an average schedule of
nine minutes. This is but four minutes
below normal
There was a marked decrease in the
severity of the violence reported until
tonight,s explosions In several in
stances car windows were broken by
stones, cars were stopped and nonunion
crews Were assaulted.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
Have You Ever Stopped to
Think About Your Health

Are you as well. strong and vigorous
as you used TO be-
Are you sometimes discouraged. and
think you'll never be any better7
Can you tell the cause OF your
trouble. or what makes you sick7
Do you know that about nine-tenths
OF all sickness is caused by kidney
trouble?
Have you ever stopped TO think that
your kidneys may be the cause OF your
poor health?
Most people do not realize how much
work the Kidneys are required to do
every day.
Every drop of blood in the body
must pass through and be filtered by
the kidneys thousands OF times a day.
How can they do their work well If
they are sick?
II your kidneys need treatment, DR..
Kikmer's swamp Root will prove TO be
just the medicine you need.
IL you viii write 10 DR.. Kilmer &
Co., Binghamton. n. Y. every reader
OF this paper, who has not already
tried Swamp Root. the great Kidney,
Liver and Bladder Remedy. may re-
ceive sample bottle by mail. abso-
lutely free.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
MRS. A. q. VANDERBILT'
TO SECURE DIVORCE
This Is the Recommendation
Made by Referee to JUS
tice O'Gorman
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO TIE CALL


NEW YORK, May 1s.-Mrs. Alfred
Gwynne Vanderbilt is TO gain an abso-
lutte divorce from her husband If the
recommendation of Referee David Nc
Clure is carried out by Justice O'Gor-
man After weeks Of delay Mcclure
has completed his report and turned it
over 10 Lewis Cass Ledyard Jr- OF the
law firm OF Carter, Ledyard & Milburn-
The report is being held by the at
torneys for the plaintiff until cable
message is received from Ledyard Sr-
representing Mrs Vanderbilt and the
Junior member OF Anderson & Ander-
son, representing the defendant Both
attorneys are in London and are try
ing 10 bring about a money settlement
IN the case
Mrs. Vanderbilt, according TO the best
information. has not asked that Alfred
Gwynne settle money on her. but she
wants not less than S10.000.0eo set
aside for their child
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt does not
want 10 set aside s1a,00o.o0o of his for
tune for the use OF his son at this
date. because of the fact that il would
materially affect his income During
the last year his income has been re-
duced. He has borrowed heavily, il is
said. and as a result has tied up many
OF his securities for the next 10 years.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
AUBURY T[ST|F|ES
IN LAND FRAUDS
State Mineralogist Tells of the
Activity of Hyde in Sa-
line Section
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

WASHINGTON, May 1s.-Another
group of witnesses from California is
in this city this week 10 appear in
connection with the closing lap OF the
governments case in chief against
Hyde, Benson. Dimond and Schneider
in the land frauds trial The chief
aim OF the prosecution. IL is explained,
viii be 10 endeavor to pin down TO Di-
mond as closely as possible the author
ship OF the anonymous letters, on
which much dependence must be placed
IL the charge OF conspiracy is 10 be
established.
Lewis E. Aubury. state mineralogist
OF California. was called for the pur-
pose OF proving that he met Hyde and
Dimond in company one day, the for
mer introducing Dimond as his attor-
ney, and that Hyde asked him &c take
the preliminary steps TO have large
territory in the southern California
saline belt declared mineral lands The
purpose OF the presentation OF the
AubEry testimony was TO show that
Dimond had knowledge Of the proposed
deal by Hyde, involving saline lands,
as q basis for argument TO the jury on
his authorship of one of the anonymous
letters, in which reference was made
TO the salty flavor" of one of Hyde's
contemplated transactions.
Addison J. Bump. an employe in the
California state land office, identified
certain additional records of that
Office, and Lewis F. Geisler OF San
Francisco testified to an application
10 purchase" which he made al Hyde's
suggestion
IF. Shearman. the handwriting ex-
pert, was recalled 10 compare the
signatures Elizabeth Dinond" and E
c Douglass and ID. o. Fulton" and
David 0. Fulton" He declared that,
in his opinion. they were written by
the same hand.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
RECIPE FOR PIhPLES AND
FACIAL BIEMISHES

At this time of the year, owing TO
the varying diets. II is difficult TO keep
the face and neck free from eruptions-
The simple formula below is given
out and is said TO be the most effective
obtainable for a complexion restorer as
well as for removing biackheads, pina-
piles and blemishes. The ingredients
are procurable at any well stocked
drug store. and are as follows: Two
ounces Rose Water; one ounce Spirits
of Cologne; four ounces Sartoin tcrys-
tallized).
Put the Sartoin into a pint of hot
water (not boiling) and after IL is
cooled strain through a fine cloth and
add the Rose Water and Cologne Spir-
its Apply Immediately after washing
and TO only a portion of the skin at a
time, using the bare hands Never use
q cloth After one part is thus treated.
proceed 10 another. This should be
done twice a day or oftener, and no
other lotion. powder or cream need be
used.
II is an inexpensive preparation
which, IL persistently used. is said by
those who have tried il to produce
amazing results. even for the worst
compilations.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
cALrFoRNIANs Isl NEw roRk

NEW YORK. Nay 1s.-The following Cslifor.
nisns are registered In Sew YORK:
san Frsncisco-J. Brooks BresIfn. n
Aashl1g NaTsrue- C. DeTinE. Victoria: NJ Dob
leTs BelTe1ere- J. terdst and wife A p Es-.
~ Herald square J SchlOsser, BeIFedere- 4
SODA Grand LuiOn- 2. White. Belucrt- 3
Melito1. Alhany- Ms Benson. Park Avenue;
sls9aF 4 X steEens. Breslin; 2 Corrin. Mari-
borough; II 4 Elliott and wife, Grand Nrs
? Il Wills Belle Claire
Los Algeles-e- HALT. Bresiin- c. s Norton
= " Davis. Grand Union: h Glass and wife
BelFedere- J. Jagues, Albert: -Itss r McKen-
zle Lonunental- A. A Miller. Albert L H
Altchel. Raleigh: E J. Riser. BresIIn: "
kinEsto1- New Amsterdam. W 7 Wells and
wife 81 Denis; ,. James J. Smith, Belmont
BeTkeieF-L Fiscnel and wife. St Denis
Osklsnd-P-' h Hansen. +. Many. c Wen
mer. fictoCia; Z COrwin. Astor House; W B.
Davis Holman.
OTnzro-E- L ColTi1- Psrk Avenue
PsssGe1a-Mrs. A. c. Armstrong Miss n A.
Arnslrolgs COllingwood.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
MRS. GUINNESS VICTIMS
INCLUDED TWO WOMEN
Autopsy Surgeons Made Dis
covery While Examining
Unidentified Remains

IA PORTE. Ind Nay Is-The autopsy held
Lo1aT On tie remains Of the seven unidsnti-
neo persons exhuzed from Ms. Gsuuuess- private
burial g1ou1d Ess completed this evening and
revealed tie fact that one Of the seven was z
ieuEle- Ihts has aroused new interest IN the
srorF q E11L Greelilg cf Oklahoma CITY Okla
Hlo vas employed by Mrx. Guinness il the fall
q Ets4- Greening worked Tor Mrs. GUnneSs ST
rhe tine that Jennie Olsen disappeared. and his
sIo-F Eas 70 the effect thst on 3 FRIDAY in
September mE1 2cd woman came 70 The hor-Sa
ArS. tsunness said ther were rhe professor sud
MS vie ron Los Angeles college, which Jennie
"ss attending In ths morning Greslf1z saw
nothing ot Jennie 1o- 1he nan and woman snd
was Informed By Ms. Guinness that they left
on an early train taking Jennie along The
clsepPesrEnce Of Jennie Olsen. IS EsIl as Tie
couple occurred IN September. 1906.
he mystery surrounding the watch found on
Kay LEEll,1ere when he vas arrested was cleared
TodsF When J. G. Randen q Manfred = D.
Eho came here yesterday 70 inresrirzte the
dlssrPesrance u his half brother John Moe %
Elb1T lake MINI. identified the tf-leuiece ss
TIE one owned hy MS brother when he left
home Lsmphere said Ms. Gu1ness gave lin
The Estch-
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
Bell Wins Over Gavin McNab
STORMY STRUGGLE
OVER PLATFORM
Committee LabOrs to Shape Into
PreSentabIe Form Di-
vergent Views

FRESNO. May 1S-As IS usual IN
democratic conventions the committee
On platform and resolutions. with Sen
ator Cauinetri as chairman, has un-
6e-raken the herculean task OF shap-
snE lnto a presentsble body Of prin-
cipies ne fsvorite theories OF men OF
the - divergent habits OF mind
There is probably no body OF men in
rhe whole san Joaquin valley az the
present time which has tried 10 do as
much in as snort 8 space OF time as
this committee which went into session
in rhe A. o. L y. hall shortly after
6 O'Clock and was stili perspi-ingly
active sr midnight To the veterans
II IS al old story. but they went
through Il once more with the vim OF
fresh enthusiasm
one % the veterans is Ton Geary
q Soloma. who sat IN silence while the
heterogeneous material which IS al
ways presented as platform material
vas read and sifted and then quietly
arose 70 move that al the proposed
plsnks be referred 10 z committee OF
Gve. which should be empowered 70
exclude from consideration all resolu-
rions except those involving national
issues OF interest 20 California
For instance" explained Geary.
there IS q resolution On exclusion that
-e 3 ldL0LG4 issue EFErE Il1E Knows
how We stand on that and we don't have
10 instruct our delegates about Il
Coming from the father Of the first
exclusion law, this comment aroused
the opposition OF many. but net with
the approval OF ". Il Rogers OF Santa
Cara
We al want big feet in the Pa
cifc, declared Rogers. but Bryan
ioes not and the Denver platform viii
-cL favor Il; 50 why bother about put
ing Il il the PLATFORM
Judge John z, Rsker was or his feet
u once n protest. He wanted q plat
form putting the party IN California
on record on al vital subjects and in
sisted especially on a strong exclusion
plank Judge James G. Mcguire agreed
with him E L Hutchinson OF Los An
geles advanced the theory that Tom"
Gesry was feeling lazy and voiced q
plea for z short platform OF brief, ring
ing sentences To vindicste himself
from the charge OF Incidence, Geary
withdrew his motion. bur Il was
promptly renewed by Sydney Van Wyck
q san Francisco and as promptly voted
down
Subcommittees were then appointed
ro consider the various resolutions Of
feued, 70 redrsft them i NECESSARY and
then report them 70 the committee
one plank which the committee IS
unanimous IN favoring IS that demand
ing g direct primary law for the state.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
CALLS LYNCH AND
COLEMAN TRAITORS
LincOln-ROOseveIt League of
SD District Issues Statement
Concerning Delegates

OAKLAND. May 1S.-The North Oak
land Lincoln-Roosevelt league Of the
nIty-secOnd assembly district has is
sued the following statement:
Apnopos OF the recent primary election and
ne republican sfste conTeztion- where the South
eEn Pacific machine 50 nearly lost its grip
eA ne rrrltllczl party IN this state, II iS
instructive q know Who are the friends q
good g0Tern1elt and who are nor.
David c. Coleman of e114 Dover street and
p b LTnch Of IuS1 Eifty-rinrh street were
nfi second assembly district IS delegates 10 the
republican state convention. They were elected
y the earnest Lincoln-ROoseTeiI lsagueTs in the
lrst I've precincts c1 the first ward u Oakland
On Lincoln Roosevelt league platform
Before TIE recent primary election they Joined
the North Oakland LncOln-R Roosevelt republican
club q The 6fty-second assembly district and
signed lie usual membership card OF the league,
p8e1s1ns themselves 70 support tie principles FOR
every Lincoln -AooseFelter pledged himself %
--The selection Of delegates 10 the next re-
pu1-lcsl national couFe1tluA pledged 70 vote and
70 -ork 1uE the nomination ot = candidate for
pres1celt known 70 be truly committed 10 snd
identified with President RoOseselr's policies and
esndicste styled safe snd sane b. the great
corporate interests"
Ihe emancipation of the republican party IN
Csl-1o--lis fruD domination bT the political bu-
reau of the southern Pscife company and al
led interests, a1a TIE reorganization OF the
state committee 70 that end
Notwithstanding their prediction pledges snd
ne declaration Of principles which Coleman and
Lyoeh signed they went 70 Sacramento and
proved themselves traitors 70 the cause. IN
rol call they voted for George A. knight for
cn2-rnsn q the convention, who everybody with
any common sense knows Ess Herria's choice
Tor mat position Sld when i came 70 the Sc
lection q nstio1zl delegates they again voted
sgsi1sT tie L-neoia-R Roosevelt league candidates
and voted 1or ne tri0 selected by the ma
chine. knoEEara BE satisfactory 10 the South
en- Psc-nc Political hu1esu. and styled safe
and sane By rhzt corporation. but not so re-
gsrded bF the people.
Tie short q II IS that these Two men de-
serted their colo-s snd proved fsirhlesS 70 the
h0lest members q the league who roiled and
worked Tor heir election as delegates 70 the
state c11Teut0n. believing that in them they
zculd have 81 The conveltion men who could
= depended o. 70 vote sgsinst the machine
lnere are Plenty q ho1ess men II North Oak
land who are ckzgriDed Eg the action OF Cole
msn and Lynch. and E1o viii look more care
fully al The delegates they send % Conventions
II The future In the Meantime 4 viii Be
interesting 70 uote what position oa the re
publican committee usy be coming 70 these
men ron and b. the favor Of JACK Cook. county
clerE, 1o- their bad faith.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
WASHINGTON DEMOCRATS
FAVOR VOTE on LIQUOR
Double Delegation Goes TO Dem
yer With Brass Riveted
BRYAN Instructions

eEokANE. NESh-. Nay l6-After IS stormy
& session as vas eTer seen En- calFeutloE lEll
-lls state ne denocratlc state c1lTe1Iica 10
uiElr Just before midllE1S- adopted plank
dEElariuE fc- -he Suhuissieu @ the voters CT q
C1ls-ir-T5o 5olal s-en6msur forbiddi1- -he sale
aC1 E-zuL11c-ure - srlrl-u1-s l1lors- y AeLEer
- oversight uE EeslE1. UorlilE IS ssid about
melE ard TilcEs drinks 1le plank vas adopted
tF 20 vote
4 double delegation q - each with half q
rCte- wss elected to the ~ srlOnEI co1ye1riou and
instruc-ei 70 vote 1o- Bran '-6rsr, last and 81
tie tine
TIE cplTentio- illo-sed for national commit
reeus1 " Il DunQhE = WallE Wslls county
i 11rlilEte1 for cAzirllsn u the s-EEe cearral
committee [5s1TEe p Wright q kl1E cpulrv.
elected dcleEsres 81 lsTEe 70 rhe national cul-
reErl- TIE following delegates. with half q vote
escL- A. r T1-low. Pieuee- L 2 BiE1old- Che-
LEls- nd 2 b2l1TlE- spokane: Dan Paul
UCUE as. GeorEe Z. lLrisrensel Adams. A. ..
Eilclul- L-1cal-- and Chsrles G. Heifner and
+ A EscDo-eld, King county. No slternstes
were elected
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
HOSPITAL ATTACHES
UNITED IN MARRIAGE
Miss Belle Walters Becomes
the Bride of DR.. G. w.
Ogden at Nape
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO The CAL

NAPA May 1s.-Miss Belle Walters and Dr..
G. ". ogden were united in marriage IN this
city today in one Of the most interesting we'd
dIngs Of the season. The bride has been assist
ant mstr0n az the NzPa state hospital for g
number OF years. TIE groom has been the
fifth assistant physician 81 the institution for
two years. and formerly resided and Frscticed AZ
Sacramento. The ceremony WAS performed hy
Rev Nr. CentiIlion AZ the parOchial resioe1ee
Of ST. johns Catholic church in the presence
OF few friends The couple left Naps on the
afternoon train for wedding trip 10 southern
California, and upon their return win reside st
the state hospital
A new rule has been adopted at the asylum
which SLOWS married women 70 bold positions
even If their husbands ara also connected with
the institution
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
TAFT TALKS WITH THE
PRESIDENT ABOUT CANAL
Discusses Various Matters Con-
necfed With Isthmus During
White House Conference

WASHINGTON. Nay 1S-Secretsrr Taft called
81 ne White House AZ $50 tonight and was
tr co-tere1rs viii the president some tine dis
c1sssnE various matters fn connection with his
Wat 70 Ps1Eus- Among the matters discussed
we1e tbe cG-iEE elections In the republic q
bElEUEs raE selection Of z EucceSsCr 70 BrlGa-
fier General MscEe1zie. chief q elgineers. who
s. 90 be retired. re boundary dispEte between
CclcDhla sld Panama and the situsrio1 IN gen
erzl i1 rhe canal zone TIE secretary an
nouDezt that he would issue a statement n
regard 70 Etese various cuesI-o1s following the
cabinet meeting tu10-ruE.
Senator Burrows. whe las been selected for
teupa-srT chziruen q tie republican national
curre1rio1- one q those whe called ur.ou
Secretary Tsft tonight de said his visit v.s
furelT EoclEL
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
DENIES PAPER COMBINE

WASHINGTON. Msy Is-Otncisls of he n
ternational paper company occupied the stsnd To-
6ar IL tie invest lcstioa being conducted fv tha
snrcssI conn irree u the hcrSe into tie WOOL
pnlp and print fzpeT question. Ton T. Waller
sc~ouf vice president srd manager u The s.lex
fenzrrmeur - the company the prfncfusI
-rfrneSs He wect into -he question ~ co-trsrss
ffs coupznT las with difereut newspsper< sr.I
- 81 thst me Increase IL Ehe cost n psper ~ his
- s1rzET vas due in - HaE % sry cCE1binarin IN
o. p10I. bur Eas DECIDED 20 - tie hoard q o.
--a--r-< after careful eonsidrrstiou He f-ra-
rlstred thar ne International T,zper caaniisns
80 tafu accused either directir y bT inference
-aEEiaG 20 60.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
BECOMES THE BRIDE
OF LIEUTENANT KNOX
Marriage of Lily Hazard Nc
Gala. Daughter of Rear
Admiral, to Naval Officer
SFECIAL DISPATCH 10 TIE CATT

SANTA BARBARA. May ls.-IEiv Hazard
AcCalls- third daughter Of Rear AszairzI Bov-
nan H. AcCalls- retired. became the bride OF
Lieutenant Dudley Wright Knex u fFe Ssh-es.-. =
81 E1e lcCalla home 81 o'clock this afre--
noon- Rev Benjamin J. Davis rector - -Tr5uffx
enureh- ofnclated- Tie bride was given swsT
hT her father She wss alfred in v-bi-s nd
-e1 over white six and carried white rosaS
ne Ee16l1S WAS private. onIy the frnroedjs+e
lsnllT snd 4 few friends being present A
wedding dinner followed. and TIE couple started
foT Brenerton- Puget sound. o. their houev-
lnpo- he bride ) very handsome The groom
is 81. native Of Virginia and hss beer 3 lfs-,-
tenant since 1865.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
COAL BARGE SINKS
DURING HEAVY GALE
Loaded Craft Is Torn From Its
MoOrings and Turns Over
in Channel
sPECIsL DISPATCH 10 THE CALI

VALLEJO. Nay 1s--An unusually heavy Wind
zcccl11s1le1 hy rsin- visited mis- vicinity last
EiEhr and resulted i1 considerable damage II tie
1fsre island straits
steel cozI barge No. - fitted with Teupe-Iey
rrsnsu1rrers fcr tie dlsc1s-EilE = coEi- broke
locse frou is DoorLnEs and drifted down the
ckEu1ei VIII sn ebt tide. fouiilg buoy No. >
whfch caused fhe barge 20 rEru over ITS side
En6 slnk TIE hsrge loaded with 556 tons
~ coEl. Which 5 sfaur is 1lli capacity. and
g Eiu - TRrT 6if6cult 70 raise the craft At
lcE nee the Uss-s and steel earring beams.
with gesr s-rsched extend vel cut Ct the
vrere- E1d IS X = directly IN 1he center q the
chzzuel sur Il ne fEirWsT q TIE yard craft
u = = e Te-T dangerous position u DETizz rio1-
Al e@ort Is betng made . rslse TIE barge b.
-he use C lighters
ne Relief also hroke loose from rs moo-ings
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
BRYAN BEATS JOHNSON
IN ALABAMA PRIMARY
Delegation to Democratic Ma
tionaI Convention Will Sup
port the Nebraskau

MONTGOMERY. Ala. May 1s-Inconplete re-
turns received Up 70 10 O'Clock tonight from
todsys primaries indicate that william J. Bryan
viii be supported By the Alabama delegation
10 the national convention at Denver.
Early reports show that large vote was
polled FOR Governor johnson in the southern
part ef the state, while the northern counties
favored Bryan
johnson carried the town Of DemopoIis and
the 1rst ward heard from in Birmingham gave
johnson majority Of g. Early returns indi-
cate Johnson's Endorsement by Mobile county