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The San Francisco call., 1909-09-18

BARBER COATS. BARBER COATS.
Barbers-Take advantage of the factory's
mistake, which sent No. 261 coat in place
of vest. which we ordered; the above number
appears in our catalogue; regular price is
S1.25: owing 10 factory making low figure
on them because of their error will give
you the benft of factorys loss. VIII sell these
coats tile extremely low price of 70 cents
while they last: sizes SO to A, inclusive; we
have some good bargains in second hand barber
chairs: open evenings. PACIFIC BARRIERS
SUPPLY CO. 962 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-18
RENT THAT VACANT ROOM

small want ad in The Call will do II
quicker than dozen signs plastered on your
windows and which spoil the looks of your home
besides. Phone kearny S6 for ad man to call
and see you
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-18
BERKELEY ROOMS AND HOARD

FURNISHED rooms In refined private family,
beautiful grounds and surroundings; board op-
tionaI; station; references 2zz Shat-
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-18
BARRIERS AND SUPPLIES

IF you are out of work an ad under employm
Erantas win holm xnm secnra nnsitinn.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-18

THE NORTON Central av. and Benton tSior-
ton station}-Res and table boardefs;
beautiful home hest table. Phone la 14l2.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-18
OAKLAND HOUSE KEEPING ROOMS

TWO large. sunny rooms with small kitchen and
pantry; first floor private home; In hne neigh
borhood; convenient Key Routes modern house,
gas. electricity. extension phone and all con-
veniences. 663 35th ST. Grove; rent $25;
no children Phone Pied. 2269.
A SUNNY rooms. Piedmont: fine view; 3 blocks
from Oakland av. carline: adults; $15. Box
92n- nf6ce Qa Land
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-18
wANTED-Male-con.
EMPLOYMENT vANTED-Femaie

ARgF bodied woman will take charge OF board
ing or lodging house and run same on paying
basis Address box $50. Call office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-28

TO have the backing OF q number OF
prominent New York fuauciers, In
Guiding J. Pierpont Morgan.
Officials of the Oomplroller's Office
believe that the shortage 10 the First
National Bank, OF Mineral Point, Wis.
will be between $500, 900 and $500, GOO
Receiver Scho6eld reports that 1t will be
six weeks or more before be will be able
to ascertain the approximate amount,
on account OF the large number of certif-
icstes Of deposit supposed to be out
standing, sOd which are not Oh the
books OF The bank.
The playiulness of rs veil known
Young men OF Leesville, La, has gotten
them toto trouble with the Postofice De-
psrtment. One night about two weeks
Ego the merry makers placed a'possum Ia
the package bin of the Leesville post
Office, and when the postmaster opened
he bin next morning be found the mail
all chewed to bits. The department has
sscertsIned the names Of the culprits,
and announces that 1t will take action
against them.
Capt. E. q. Campbell, judge advocate
general OF the navy, was detached from
hat Office by orders issued today. Com
msnder r L. Russell, who is to sue
coed him, wss detached from duty as In
.pector in charge of the fifth lighthouse
district at Baltimore aod ordered TO
Washington. Lieutenant Commander
l.. Z de Steiguer will succeed Oommau'
der Russell.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-28
Virginia News.

Jefferson Davis YoWell, sged about
48, and brother of Sheriff Vowel, died
at bis home, about 5 miles from Gull
pepper, yesterday from blood poisoning.
at meeting Of trustees Of the Pres
byterian Ofphanage 10 Lynchburg yes
terdsy it was decided that the Shelton
Cottage, which Was burned on Tuesday
with FIVE little girls, is to be rebuilt as
speedily as possible.
Alta meeting in Woodstock yesterday
oil the Potomsc Synod Of the Reformed
Church Of the United States, 1t is stated
that Rev. Howard Obold, OF Alexandria,
was elected corresponding secretary.
His name does not sppesr 10 the city
directory.
Miss Agnes Elizabeth Onison, dsugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. w. Ouisou,
of Ashburn, Loudoun county, and Mr..
Sanford william French. of New York
city, we're married yesterday afternoon
10 the Presby terisn Church at Ashburn,
by Rev. Dr.. Nelms, OF the Church at
the Ascension.
John NJ. and r. r. Galloway, OF
Glasgow, Scotland, we're two OF those
who went down in the wreck of the
steamer Hestia of the New Brunswick
coast on Tuesday. They we're on their
way to Virginia 10 join their brothers,
/ Peter aud David NJ. Galloway, now st
Culpeper, who arrived In America some
two years ago.
After a session In Lynchburg lasting
nearly 10 hours. the trustees OF the
Randolph. Mason system yesterday re.
fused to rescind the action Of last June,
when resolution was sdOpted at the
Ashland meeting to give the Virgins
and Baltimore Conference Of the Metho-
dist Church the right to confirm cleo
tions to future vacancies on the board.
A pretty wedding took place yester-
day afternoon at thePresbyterian Church.
Front Royal, where Miss Ethel Melville
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Middleton
NJ johnson, became the bride of Mr..
Marcus o. Richardson, j., assistant
cashier of the bank of Warren and sn
of county treasurer and Mrs. M. O.
Richardson. Rev. DR.. Webster per-
formed the ceremony.
Messrs. Davis & Davis, Washington
patent attorneys, report the grant this
week to citizens of this state, OF the
following patents: ]. o. Atwood,
Manchester, lantern; s. W. Banks,
Ijr., Atlanthus, folding crate; d. F.
Cunning, Roanoke, check valve; H.
F. Cunning, Roanoke, pressure regu'
lating valve; i. @. Lyzot,e, Richmond,
pie plate litter and holder; W. I. Mur'
ray, Charlottesville, milk cooler; G.
w. Rowe and g. A. Howard, Hsmp-
ton, composition OF matter and W.
j. Sterling, Portsmouth, moulding ma
chine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-28
Wants to SheIye Cannon.

Chicago, Oct. % The congressman
aud senators accompanying President
Tatt on bis trip down the Mississippi
gave told Speaker Cannon who is also
on board, that the republican party is
10 danger unless be consents not to run
gain for speaker, according to special
dispatch to the Tribune from Helena,
Ark, today.
The dispatch declared further that
one New YORK congressman, who has
been one of Csnnon's strongest support.
ers, Informed The speaker that he will
nave to quit bis efforts for renomi-
patton for Congress If the speaker does
cot declare that be will not be a candidate
for reelection IS speaker OF the House.
ae notified Cannon, the dispatch de-
clsres "If am re.nominaied 1t must
be on q distinct platform of anti-Osn-
nonism or none Cannonism."
The dispstch reads that 10 December
committee of strong republican con-
sressmen representing New England,
be middle west and the Pacific coast
will call on the speaker and formerly
re quest him to announce tia. he will re-
tire from politics.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-28
Affairs in Spain.

Madrid, Oct % Premier Moret,
the new head Of the Spanish cabinet, is
going TO dictate absolutely the politics Of
Spsin for the immediate future 10 the
furthersDce of this plan, The cabinet de-
cided today not to have the cortes, which
vent into recess yesterday, re assemble
uoti the internal conditions OF the ma.
tioD show a big improvement. There is
such q lack of unity IN the cortes that
he cabinet believes it would be danger
Gus to permit it longer to hamper the
government in certain policies that are
under way. Il il likely that decree
dissolving the assembly will be issued by
King Alfonzo before the day is over.
Already The cabinet has asked AlfopzO
TO take tbs step.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-28
KOREANS EXPRESS SATISFAO
lion.

The Korean Patriotic League Of Hon.
olulo has issued a circular expressing
satisfaction at the assassination Of Prince
Ito. 1t says,
CHOW is the time for our twenty mil.
lions Of people to secure their ibdepend-
ance. Ito IL dead. BE brought to our
country the rule Of the Japanese and en-
shaved the people. His selishness has
received its reward. His crimes we're
objectionable and what happened to
him Was a ting reward for his tricke'y
and just punishment from our country.
1t Is not known to Us who the patriotic
Korean was who sho: Ito, bu, whoever
it was, be did it for the sakeiof bis country,
and his nsme will be written with honor
10 our history forever as an example OF
self sacrificing patriotism before twenty
millions Of slumberiug people.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-28
Married Again ?

London, Oct. 28-Tbe American
colony today is bordering over mystery
following the announcement that Mi.
and Mrs. J. Gould left the Savoy Hotel
for Paris today" No one seems to be
able to determine when, where or who,
the Am srican millionaire, divorced from
Helen Kelly Gould less than year
sgo, married. II The wedding was cele-
braled here it must have been most
secret, for the hotel authorities know
nothing OF It, accepting 1t IS a fact that
Mr.. Gould bad been msrried sone time,
and none of GOuld's American frien ds
here bad heard Of ii.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-28
News Of the Day.

The trend OF modernism was deDounc-
ed 10 q resolution adopted by the Presby-
terian Synod OF Baltimore, ct It's session
In Washington, Yesterday.
DR.. E. q. Osborne, Of Kansas City,
left will directing that no clergyman
oficiste at his funeral, and that his
ashes be cast into the Mississippi.
Importers and merchants Of New
Y rk, who have been held up for yesrs
By the grating Of custom-house inspect
ors and weighers declared yesterday the
whole customs service 10 that city Is rot
ten from the bottom upwar ds.
Lieutenant Commander Louis K. de
Steiguer, former executive officer of The
bstteship Connecticut OF the Atlantic
Aset. will be detailed for duty as inspec-
tor OF the Fifth Lighthouse district, with
headquarters st Baltimore, TO succeed
Commander Robert L. Russell, who will
become Judge advocate OF the navy.
The government will at once institute
an appeal from this decision," snnounc-
ed Attorney General Wickershsm yester'
day in reference to the action Of Judge
Holt in the Circuit Court a. New York
sustaining the plea Of the statute of mi
tstion iDterpOsed by the defendants Kis-
sci and Harued to The Indictment against
them Jointly with The American Sugar
Refining Company. The case involves
violations OF the conspiracy laws. The
attorney general said that Judge HolPs
decision Was of far-reschiDg conse.
quence.
Col. Charles E. Thorburn, formerly
of the United States navy and later oil
the Confederate States navy, died at his
home in New York on Tuesday. At
the close Of the war he joined the sta Il
of President Jefferson Davis. He left to
20 to Florida to arrange for blockade
runner to get Mr.. Davis out of the
country, but was captured at New
Orleans. When peace bad been fully
restored be went to New York city to
start 10 business. When the war with
Spain began he volunteered, but, much
to his disappointment was not accepted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-28
Snffra1ettes Throw Acid.

London, Oct. 28.-With the idea that
il women cannot enjoy the ballot, the
ballot should be enjoyed by no one,
Mrs. ChspiD, q sufftagette, today at
tempted to destroy the ballots 10 so
election booth at the Bermondsey cleo
ton By smashing bottle OF corrosive
acid upon the ballot box, and throwing
be contents about the booth. at the
same time another similar attempt was
made by a young girl wearing the sui.
lrsgette colors. Mrs. Chaplin succeeded
10 badly burning several OF the election
ofacers 10 the booth, bat the other at
empt was a total failure. 10 neither
csse we're the ballots injured. The acid
from the bottle which Mrs. Chaplin
smashed spsttered about the room, and
tour of the election officials we're burned
oy the acid. Mrs. Chaplin MAS immed-
lately arrested.
Ii developed later that the attempt on
he ballot boxes was more successful
than was admitted at fret. All the
ballots 10 one box were destroyed. Re-
turning Officer Thorley was terribly
burned about the face. The sight Of
one eye is completely destroyed and the
physicians fear he may be totally blind.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-28

Rev. DR.. Donald Guthrie, OF Bali-
more says there are too many people
who do not take any interest In life and
says that he advocates the setting up Of
a suicide slot N Machine where one csn
deposit cent and be killed Easily aud
respectfully.
Judge Robert S Lovett was today 10
New York elected president OF the
Southern Pacific, succeeding the late E.
E. Il, Hartman, aud William Mahl vas
made vice-presdent OF the read.
The members of United States Supreme
Court who attended the funeral Of Justice
Peckhs,. ye. terdav left Albany, n. Y, this
morning for Washington. The party will
arrive st Washington about $50 tonight
The American hospital Neuilly on the out
skirts Of Paris was formally opened today
with Impressive ceremonies. Henry White.
the American ambassador, conducted the
formal Inauguration Of the instituiion.
General William Booth, the octogenarisn
commauder-in-cbief Of the salvation army,
announced from lecture platform In London
last night that he is rapidly going blind.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-28
From Richmond.

Especial Dispatch to the Alexandria Gazette
Richmond, Va, Oct 2S.-Rev. DIR,
Jere Witherspoop, pastor of Grace street
Presbyterian Church. died last nighl at
Clifton Springs. New York, where he
went to rscuperste his health. he was
IS years old and had teen psster here
twelve yesrs.
Congressman G'ass sgsin declines 10
make public char ges against Kent unless
Kent makes the dtmsnd. The cbsrges
relate 10 & land case settlement by Kent
for relatives yesrs $50, AID irclude the
inlimston that Kent sought 10 prof! by
nis.sta ing facts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-28
Executions In Russia.

ST.. Petersburg, via Eyd.kuhneD, Oct
% -One thousand and thirty-eight per-
sons were condemned to death through
out European Russia during the fret
niue months OF the present year and 447
of them we're executed, according to Of
fetal figures made public today. The
AT persons who suffered death between
January and September 80 we're there.
fore political offenders, who were tried
before military, instead Of civil tribunals
for the express purpose of making their
execution possible. Unofficial but ab'
solulely trustworthy information shows
that since September 30 the number oil
condemDatlOus has increased rapidly and
that 10 the past three weeks, the country
is averaging seven daily OF which half are
executed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-28
Snicide of a DeputY Sheriff.

Baltimore, Md, Oct. % Selecting
the scene of his daily labors as the place
to commit suicide, Charles E. Richly,
deputy sheriff, fired pistol ball into bis
brsiu 10 the sheriff's Office, 10 the court
house today. The suicide Of Richly came
Just one week after the body of bis
brother, John A. Richy, bad been found
flostipg 10 the harbor. Worry over the
fact that bis brother, who for time had
been an inmate of the Bayview Asylum,
had been drowned, preyed on bis mind,
aud since last Thursday be has been 8
much changed mao. Richly was AZ years
OF age, and leaves a family.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-28
Jeffrles and Johnson.

New York, Oct. % Jack johnson,
modishly dressed and with q hickory
nut diamond cleaning from bis shirt,
arrived 10 New York at $50 O'Clock
this morning from Chicago. The hrs'
declaration be made was that ne in
tended to see JeffrIes this afternoon and
was hopeful of arranging articles for
e ght before the day is over. al will In
sist on only one point" Lip Arthur
said, "and that is there shall be diVis-
ion OF the purse with both winners and
losers end. Jehties can name the per-
centages. The meeting between John
son and Jefiries will, 10 all probability,
take place this afternoon at the HoteI
Albany, where Jefiries is stopping.
Jack Johnson, aud bis manager,
George Little, James j. Jtfieries and bis
manager, San Berger, agreed this after.
noon 10 meet 10 The Hotel Albany at
O. clock tomorrow TO discuss fight FOL
the heavyweight championship OF The
world. This was decided on today at
conference between Berger sud Little.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-28
rELHdRApHIc BReYIrIHs.

Esch of the three candidates for msyo or
Of New York today declared that he
will be elected.
Rev. Frederick Wsrd, pastor Of the
Baptist Church at FrsewsteT, Oregon,
was sent to the penItenliary at WsIls
Ws!ls, WASH, today to serve a Eve
year sentence Tor bigsmy. Ward con-
fessed to having wives 10 Tennessee.
North Carolina ADD Kentucky. 10 sddi-
ton to another woman whom be mar
ried 10 Oregon.
Dispatches from Hardin today say that the
assassin of Prince Ito has been identified by
former editor Of Seoul newspaper as =
member of band which had planned to kill
Ito, thirty men being selected and sworn to
murder the Prince. He said the several lots
were discovered while Prince was resident
general of Korea.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-28

REPORTS from Washington intimate
tina, the Department of Justice has
Its eyes opened at last upon the foul
great express companies that have long
been sklmming the cream OF the railroad
transportation of the country. 1t i'
high time, says the Philadelphia Record,
to turn the attention Of the government
to these inside riugs, that can be readily
dispensed with if the railroad comp uies
attend to their own business.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-28
CHARGED With Murder.

Fall River, Mass, Oct. 2S.-On the
charge of numbering Amelie st Jean,
whose dismem bered body wss found near
Tiverton, "Dr." Frank Hill was today
held by Judge McDOnOugh 10 the grand
Jury without bail HilPs case will not
be reached until February. Mrs Joseph
st. Jean of Woonsoeket, and Mrs. Eva
LsmouIeaux, mother and aunt Of The
girl, declared there could be 90 doubt as
10 the identity Of the dismembered body.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-28
STATE BANKS.

State banks licensed to do business ia
ViIgiuis, according to statement yes
hrtay by the State Corporation Com
mis- ion, have total deposits Of $47. 44O,-
588 90. The 237 banks, as shown ia
the attments inside 10 tie commission
on september |, have total capital
stock psid 10 o. $ll,2 77 698 SO aud
surplus fund OF "a, bOS, 0O9 SS The losns
and discounts amounted on thst dse t.
$48, 1878, 38l 6l OF these 2S7 bspks
ght are conducted by c,lored people.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-28
THURSDAY EWING, Get. 28' 1909
1nrpr ua. rsnuine epthusiasm AZ lhe

THERE vas genuine eDthusiasm ~ the
democratic mass meeting at the OPers
House last night. The audience wac
comuosed almost exclusively OF repre-
seutsrives Of the party, while many ladi''
who occupied the gallery enjoyed 'h'
occasion. The speeches of Hon. Harry
81. George Tucker, Congressman OsFl'p
and M. Robinson Moncure were logica'
and convincing, IS was also the address
of Mr. Charles BeDdbeim, chairman o.
the city democratic committee, who pre-
sided and introduced the speakers FACTS
and 6sures we're set before the assem-
hls0s which are virtually uuaDsweraole,
and the present msfquersdiDg OF thu
republican party in Virginia wss held
nm TO the ridicule OF every intelllgen'
voter. The indictment TO the effect ina
those figuring on the ticket IS candidates
for state Offices are in reality attempting
10 attract the attention Of the domiOsnt
parly 10 Washington 10 order that they
NAV secure federal positions s,of course
known to be true. Alter The election
they will doubtless be found in their ole
positions in the ranks OF Office seekers OF
Office holders. Congressman Osri'p
told Joke about man nsmedMtGinty'
a saloon keeper, paying for the placing
of memorial window in church. de
WAS ssked what inscription he desired 'o
be placed 90 it McGinty' after a little
thought, said that, If satisfactory to toe
church offcers, he would suggest ina
they pat "Stop q McGioIy's after To-
service" After the election the rep
resentstives OF the republican party II
the Old Dominion, almost to man
Sill stop 10 the White House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-28
The Presidential Party.

Helena, Ark, Oct. 28-President
Taft and bis party will spend today on
the GO. BIrriug accidents there will
be no stop, until the feet, headed by
the Oleander, reaches Vicksburg, 2S6
miles below Helens. The stop Is sched-
uled for 8 O'Clock this afternoon, but
the Olesnder left here late and the
river Is not in condition for fsst goiog,
Accordingly, it 10 likely that The whole
feet will 90 splssbine along all day,
Mississippi one side and Arkansas on
the other, aud no landing will be made
before dusk. Vicksburg will probably
be reached about ak O'Clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-28
yrOm Washington.
,orr,,rordsnc, Of ibe Als1andris Gazette.

,Corrtspordeuce Of the Alexandris Gazette. ]
Washington, Oct %.
Col. AudfeW 5, Rowan, who "carried
the message to Garcia, "hss been granted
leave to retire from sciive service In the
srmy by the secretary Of var. Colonel
Rowan desired to avail himself of the
privilege Of retiring under The 80 years
service clause. he is st present sta
toned at Fort Douglas, Utsh.
The laIts, sspIsnt for the position OF
minister to Ohine, vaCa ed by the sum-
mary removal Of Chsrles r. Craze, of
Chicago, is ChtIls W. Kohlssst, Of
New Yorb, brother Of Judge Kohlsast,
aud director Of the National Export Elk.
positions in South America. de is said
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-28

Minesola, L. l., Oct. 28.-While
racing over the Vanderbilt cop curse
10 practice today, Bat Dingley aud bic
mechsuiciau, Harry Richards, we're 10.
jursd when their car, the Chalmers. De-
tro't Bue Bird, skidded on q bridge aud
turned over, landing 10 the ditch.
DingIey was not badly hurt bot Richards
had three ribs broken snd may be IN.
ternally injured.