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The Brunswick news., 1909-07-30
OPPOSE PROTOCOL WITH U. s.

Caracas, Venezuela, July 29.-Ow-
ing to the delay in the settlement Of
the Greenfield and Orinoco claims,
the government has finally sent the
protocol with the United States to
congress for its approval. 1t Is ex-
pected that opposition will develop
on the part Of Castro adherents and
enemies Of President Gomez in an at
tempt to make political capital
The Caracas newspapers have ex-
nrassed themselves editorially as op'
nosed to the protocol and u. na'
caused the government 5c ne c.n5af
! rassmerit.
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-30
w. ]. Bryan Will
Remove To Texas

Bellefontaine, o., July 29.-William
Jennings Bryan is to move to Texas
He said so today, in the course of an
interview
He declared he intended to move
to Texas, following South American
tour, on which he will start this
fall.
Il am not to seek an election to the
senate from Nebraska" he said. q
am not going to be a Nebraskan, for
/ am going to move to Texas, and
expect to continue in politics in
Texas
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-30
Spanish DYNASTY Threatened.

Paris, July 29.-Internal insurrec-
ton in Spain completely overshadows
the war in Africa in the eyes of Eu-
rope. Although official dispatches re-
ceived here from Madrid predict an
early restoration of order in the pro-
vince of Catalonia, grave fears are
entertained.
The decision of Premier Maura S
cabinet yesterday to place the coun-
try under martial law and employ the
army to repress the revolt in Cata.
lonia. as an alternative to convoking
parliament, may provoke the extern
sion Of the insurrection, which would
enaanger the dynasty.
he withdrawal of troops for the
campaign in Africa left less than 5000
men in the garrison at Barcelona and
the infuriated mob, after committing
all sorts of excesses, including the
Burning and sacking of church prop
erJy. everywhere, barricaded the
streets.
Spanish Loss 5000.
Official dispatches received this af-
ternoon admit that the battle between
Moorish tribesmen and the Spanish
forces outside of Mellilla on the 9th
of July was a disastrous defeat. The
Moors cut off all communication with
the Spanish outposts, and the main
force of Spaniards were driven back
under the walls of the city, where
the fighting continued desperately in
the city. The Spanish killed and
wounded numbered almost 5000,
which takes no account of men at
advance posts, who evidently were
cut off and abandoned to their fate
Mellilla is full of wounded men.
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-30
JwiII Shoot at Sight.

Barcelona, July 29.-The military
governor of Barcelona today publish
ed a decree, ordering the inhabitants
OF the city to return to their homes
After twenty -four hours any one
found in the streets is liable to be
shot on sight.
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-30
STEEL AND IRON OUTPUT.
Corey Says 1t Will Be Largest in tht

History of This Country
New York, July 29.-The output
of iron and steel in the United States
during 1910 will be the largest IN
the history of those industries" said
William Ellis Corey, president Of lie
Steel Trust this afternoon. He sail
the Gary plant would produce L.
100000 pounds of steel next year.
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-30
WON'T ALLOW fleAT

Denver. Colo, July 29.-Goyernor
snafrath says he will not allow the
fight between "Philadelphia" Jack
o'Brien and Jim Flynn, which is
scNeduIed TO take place hgre N
short time.
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-30
FLIGHT PREVENTED BY WIND.

washington, July 2s.-squally wind
can-aa the postronement Of orville
wr;eat's official ten-raile speed tris'
today.
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-30
IN THE LlMELIGHT AGAIN.
Nick HoIingsworth Seeks information

NiSN TlOliiH9SWO' III OSSNS IHIoTndtlOtl
Regarding Service for Battleship.
Washington, July 29.-Representa-
tive Hollingsworth, of Ohio, intro
duced a resolution today requesting
the secretary of the navy to inform
congress if a silver service bearing
the name of Jefferson Davis was ac-
cepted by anyone for the battleship
Mississippi on behalf of the navy
department, and if so, by whom and
on what authority.
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-30
SPANISH THRONE
IS NOW IN PERIL
PRES. PULLIAN
PASSES AWAY
PRESIDENT NATIONAL LEAGUE
DIES FROM SELF-INFLICTED
WOUNDS,

New York, July 29.-Earry c. Pull.
liam, president Of the National League
OF Professional Baseball Clubs. died
at $40 o'clock this morning as a re-
suit OF self-inficted wound with
a pistol shot last night.
Pulllam, who returned to the duties
of his office in June. after several
weeks spent in the hope of recuperat-
ing his health, broken down by the
strain OF the troublesome times dur
ing the past year, had seemed to be
apparently in excellent spirits. AL
though Mr.. Pulliam's act at this time
is entirely unexplained, some of his
friends say that at the time of his
recent illness it was known that he
was subject to severe attacks OF
melancholy.
Shot in Temple.
Pulliam fired the shot that caused
his death while standing in the CEN
tire of his room on the third floor of
the New York Athletic club. He held
the revolver to his right temple and
FREQ only one shot. The bullet de-
stroyed the right eye and passed
through the left Although he con-
tinued conscious for some time after
the shooting there was never any
hope for his recovery, and death re-
lieyed his suffering this morning.
Although the bullet from his re-
volyer passed entirely through his
head, scvering both optic nerves, and
causing instant blindness, Pulliam
lived from $50 last night until this
morning. He became unconscious
soon after the shooting was discoy-
cred, and was unable to make any
statement as to his reason for COM
mitting suicide, but it is generally
attributed to ill-health
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-30
TAFT ALSO WON OUT FOR A
LOWER DUTY ON
GLOVES.
Democrats Try to Get Cotton Baesine
Placed on the Free List, But
Failed-Talow Taken Of Free List
and Small Duty Put On 1t.
FINAL RESULT.

A duty of SIPS on rough lum-
Der.
Hides go on the free list.
Rate of 2 1-8 cents placed on
pig lead.
Rate Of boots, etc, materially
reduced.
TaIIow taken off the free list.
Duty to remain on cotton bag
ging.
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-30
THE WALL STREET MARKET.
Quiet Trading in Stocks Marked the
Openlnq Yesterday.

OF~H'IIS No1OI u0J'
New YoYrk July 29.-Quiet trad
ing in stocks at the opening effected
but small price changes and gains
and losses were quite equally divid
ed.
After advancing a point, Reading
lost it all on profit taking and the
list reacted in sympathy Prices re-
covered again to about top level be-
fore the hour ended.
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-30
THE SITUATION
At BARCELONA
sPAlN's INsuRREcTIoN OVER
SHADOWS THE WAR IN
MOROCCO.
Over 5000 Spanish Troops Killed and
Injured-Kin9 May Not Return to
Serious.

BARCELONA, July 2s.-The town
is in the throes of an anarchistic pop
uIation, which is openly revolving
against the Spanish crown.
Today when the news was received
that the Spanish troops in Morocco
had been defeated by the Moors and
5000 Spaniards killed the populace of
Barcelona seemed to be set afire with
Indignation, which is likely to termi-
nate in civil war.
At meeting of protest armed men
behind heavy barricades resisted the
attack of troops. At least three hum
dreo have been killed and the streets
tonight are running with blood.
The terrorists are dynamiting
houses freely.
The safety of the king, who is at
San Sebastian, is threatened. He
may not return to Madrid.
Madrid July 29-Tn view of the
grave situation at Barcelona, which
is steadily growing more serious, the
naval infantry has been ordered to
that city. The minister of the in
terror has announced that any news
paper printing reports disagreeing
with official information would be
prosecuted and the editions sup.
pressed.
The complete mobilization of the
Spanish army has been ordered, and
reserves of all classes summoned to
colors. Railroad lines in the north
of Spain are strictly guarded and no
one is allowed to enter Spain without
permission of the military authori-
ties The garrisons at Burgos, Lo-
grono, Victoria and other towns are
under arms. The royal family is has
tily returning to Madrid 1t is re-
ported that Premier Maura has ten
dered his resignation, but King AL
fonso has declined to accept it,
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-29
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The San Francisco call., 1909-08-29
STATE FAIR OPENS
WITH BIG EXHIBITS
Formal Exercises and Address
of Inauguration Scheduled
for Tomorrow Night
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 2S.-California's
state fair opened today, the ffty-sixth
annual exhibition, according to the off,
cial program. but in reality the first in
the sense that state fairs are known
elsewhere. This year for the first time
all exhibits are within one inclosure.
Agricultural park is in reality the
states fair grounds, and here are gath
cred this year every exhibit. Secretary
Fiicher says 1t will be the greatest fair
in the history of the state. The ex-
hibits. he says. are larger than ever
before, and he expects the interest to
be more intense.
The gates were thrown open at noon
today and throughout the afternoon and
evening crowds fiocked in to see what
had been going on for several months
inside the big inclosure.
MANY CHANGES ON GROUNDS
Many changes have been made. The
entrance is now on the Stockton road.
A wide thoroughfare leads northward.
On either side are the concessions. To-
ward the end are the machinery and
manufacturers halls, one on either side.
Beyond these is q plaza with a foun-
tain, walks and grass. Across this is
located the county exhibits, the
women's fine arts and like exhibits. In
the space just west of this building and
between the plaza and the poultry
building are five tents, each crowded or
we'll filled, testifying to the statement
that space had been at premium for
several days.
To the west of this are the stock
pens and sheds for cattle, hogs and
sheep. To the east OF the agricultural
building are the barns and sheds for
/ fancy horses, mules and racers The
county exhibits are not all in shape to-
night Los Angeles. Alameda, Monterey
and Sonoma are the only ones which
/ appear to be complete.
LONG PROGRAM FOR WEEK
The fair opened today because of the
athletic carnival, but the formal open
/ ing takes place Monday night. At that
] time Judge Melvin of the supreme court
will deliver an address. The fair Off
cials look for big crowds Sunday and
Monday. Tomorrow Afternoon there will
be a concert by the Preston boys band
! and another in the evening. Monday is
] Y NJ c. A. day. Today is retail mer-
chants day, and day fireworks are
| promised. Wednesday is given over to
/ the realty board and bankers, and a
/ night balloon ascension with fireworks
is scheduled Thursday is governors
day with a program full of features
! Friday is given over to the jobbers and
manufacturers, and Saturday is Sacra-
mento day. Each day and evening there
are to be band concerts and every aft
/ ernoon harness races.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-29
AGED WOMAN ORGANIZES
A NEW RELIGIOUS CULT
Holy HeaIers" Making Pill
grimage of State in Wagons
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 2S.-Believing
she has found the real religion, Mrs.
Mary Hamman, aged so. has sold the
little home she has occupied in Oak
Park for so many years, and will take
up pilgrimage next week with four
men, two other women and six chill
dren in search of new converts.
The band is known as "the Holy
Healers." They believe in healing by
prayer and laying on of hands. All
seem to be earnest in their belief. none
more SO than Mrs. Hamman. The
money secured by the sale of her home
has been used to purchase and build
wagons for the use of herself and the
others for the pilgrimage.
Those in the band are Jacob Loosen,
wife and children; c. Busk, wife and
children. and Mrs. Hamman and son.
Charles Loosen seems to be leader
of the band. They live under the ban
ner, "the household of faith" Loosen
has conducted meetings at Santa Rosa,
Stockton and other places. He says
the pilgrimage will be made to Chico
and towns north.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-29
BOX CAR THIEVES
MAKE BOLD MOVE
Rags and Waste Paper Snbsti-
tuted for Fine Clothing in
Packing Cases
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

MARYSvILLE, Aug. 2s.-About the
boldest box car robbery that has yet
come to light was discovered at Red
ding yesterday when David Breslauer,
a merchant of that place, started to un-
pack a consignment of goods that had
been ordered from the east. The big
boxes stood on the sidewalk in front
of his store just as they were taken
from the freight cars. When the boxes
were opened he found, instead of fine
clothing, nothing but waste paper and
rags.
The clothing and other goods had
been stolen from the boxes in the cars
en- route, the boxes nailed together and
delivered by the railroad company as
cases of merchandise.
Numerous thefts of goods en- route
have occurred during the last six
months and railroad officials and de-
tectives have been trying to catch the
culprits
Local merchants are becoming
alarmed and fear to have goods sent
by freight
Thousands of dollars worth of goods
have been stolen in this manner. This
last theft involved loss of many hun
dred dollars.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-29
FOREST FIRE MENACES
COLGATE POWER PLANT
Heavy Timber Destroyed Be-
tween French Corral and River

GRASS VALLEY, Aug Is The
worst forest fire of the year in this
section of the state is raging today
between French Corral and the big
Colgate power plant on the Yuba river,
despite the concentrated efforts of
every man in that part of the country.
The fire started Wednesday IN heavy
timber and has burned everything be-
fore it. Several times the flames have
threatened to destroy the power plant
and the entire 'force there has been
set to backfring to save the buildings
and the costly equipment.
Owing to the sparse population, the
fire gained great headway before the
steps were taken to check 1T, and unless
the wind shifts the whole countryside
will be denuded.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-29
The Fastest 10 Year Old Shorthand
Writers in the World
The Herpicide Co..
Detroit, Mich.


These girls, not over Is years of age.
wrote before a representative of this
paper 226 words per minute. They
are also competent book keepers. They
are students Of GALLAGHER-MARSH
BUSINESS COLLEGE of this city,
which has been demonstrating before
Superior Judges and the Press Of San
Francisco, from year to year, the high
degree Of proficiency Of its graduates.
GALLAGHER-MARs is safe
school for parents TO select for their
boys and girls If they wish them to
receive a first class business and stem
ographic education. II is necessary to
see this business college in operation
in order to fully appreciate the oppor-
tunities il presents to the young peo-
Pc OF this city and vicinity TO acquire
a practical knowledge Of shorthand.
tvping and book keeping, the three
important branches of a business
training. 1t confines it's entire effort
te teaching the subjects embraced
p-tshfn the scope of a business course
and does not divide its strength by un-
dertaking to teach the mechanic arts
ia any form whatever II Is strictly
a business college where young people
are prepared for Office positions in all
the walks Of business life. all depart
ments being conducted by practical
experts. The high class work of its
graduates in the first class positions
held by them has brought II to the
front rank in the educational field OF
1he Pacific Coast
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-29

RENEW OPERATIONS AT
FAMOUS O'HARA MINE
London Man Purchases Hold
ing of Rich Gold Claim
Especial Dispotch 10 The Call

STOCKTON. Aug. 2s.-T. C. Crawford
of London. England, has purchased the
Famous OHara mine at Browns Flat
just north OF Sonora. The sale price.
according to the option said TO have
been filed with the Tuolumue county re-
corder, is $4,000.
O'Hara Sr. and John F. O'Hara It is
the property from which many thou
sands of dollars in ore were taken a
year ago when the owners struck a
rich ledge at the 700 foot level. The
mine has been idle for several months.
Crawford Is to begin active work on
the mine by October / and is TO expenyi
81 900 month in improvements and
development work He must turn over
to the O'Haras, it is said, 20 per cent
of the gross amount of gold taken out
during his option. and one-fifth of this
chase price.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-29
FARMERS CONFER WITH
MANAGERS OF SHELTERS

REDDING, Aug. 2s.-A committee of
farmers returned today from the
smelters at Kennett, Coram and Della
mar where they conferred with the
managers regarding the prevention of
further damage to crops from the
fumes.
While they are reported to have ad-
mitted that damage had been done,
the officials asserted they could do
nothing until after a conference with
the heads OF the companies.
A demand will be made by the county
organization upon the smelling COM
panies that steps be taken at once to
end the alleged smoke nuisance.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-29
MOUNTAIN LION ON
TRAIL OF TRAVELLER
Cohasset Youths Horse Saves
Him From Attack
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

MARYSVILLE. Aug 2S.-Herbert
Blanton, a youth residing at Cohasset,
fore last. While returning to his home
on horseback from Chico he was fol-
lowed for a distance or five miles by
a large California lion.
The animal sneaked upon him sew
eral times and was ready to make a
spring, when a movement of the rider
caused it to stink back into the shade
of the trees
When the rider reached the Nichols
farm he told some men there of the
circumstance and they armed them
selves with rifles ana started out after
the animal He was tracked for five
or six miles. but lost
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-29
INSANE YOUTH POSED
AS FAMILY'S AVENGER
[speeiaI Dispatch 70 The Call

AUBURN, Aug. 2S.-Investigation
here shows that the NJ. ]. Berry let
ters which were found on w. H. Hoyt
the Oakland youth who went insane
yesterday and attacked his mother
were written by Miss Mabel ]. Berry
well and favorably known here. She
and Hoyt have been friends for a long
time, but were not engaged.
Hoyt has visited here frequently. He
is a cousin of Adolph Weber, the youth
who killed his entire family here
Hoyt is known to have brooded over
Weber's fate. and it is believed this
weakened his mind. He often called
himself the avenger of Adolph Weber"
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-29
STUDENTS ADVISED To
LIMIT SOCIAL PLEASURES
Speakers at San Jose Grange
Would Increase Studies
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SAN JOSE. Aug. 2s.-That too much
attention is paid to social activities in
the San Jose high and in the San Jose
state normal schools and not enough
to studies. was the contention advanced
at the meeting of San Jose grange to-
day.
Education was the subject under
discussion and the speakers-Richard
Coates, ]. r. Holland, Mrs. L. ]. Wat
kins, Robert Summers and F. H. Babb-
agreed that too much Importance was
attached TO social life by the young
people.
Much of this should be stopped for
the good of the health of the student,
the good of his work and the health
OF the home finances" was the way
Coates expressed their views.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-29
ANTHRAX EPIDEMIC
IN SOLANO COUNTY
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SUISUN. Aug. 2S = Anthrax has
caused the. death of more than 200
head of cattle on four ranches in
Benicia township within the last four
weeks
For time the ranchers were puzzled
at the alarming number of deaths of
cattle and called a specialist, who
made an investigation. He found
anthrax was prevalent among the
herds
An effort will be made to check the
epidemic
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-29
SACRAMENTO POLICE
SEARCH FOR FIREBUG
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO, Aug 2s.-The fire.
bug is still busy in Sacramento. Early
today a barn in the rear of Ills G
street burned.
Mrs. Mary Sinclair and daughter,
Mrs. James Mccarthy, who live within
a few feet. were awakened by smoke
and saw a man running away.
An odor Of coal oil and a pile of
straw showed the firemen that an in
cendiary had been at work. This is
the twelfth fire oS kNasRdiary origin
within a mon-sss
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-29
BORING FOR OIL IN THE
VICINITY OF MARYSVILLE
Experts Say That a Gusher
May Be Developed
n. IL,
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

MARYSvILLE, Aug. 2s.-Boring for
oil has been commenced by the Beacon
oil company in the neighborhood Of
Rawson Switch. on the Southern Pacific
road. The big drilling machine was
unloaded at Rawson and run out to
the oil field by its own steam.
The oil indications are excellent and
an expert of the Standard oil company
has been on the ground already and
made a report to his company.
The experts who have investigated
the conditions predict that a gusher
will be encountered
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-29
FOUR GENERATIONS AT
REUNION OF FAMILY
Father Among First Settlers OF
Sonoma County
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

IOpecIdI DDpdtch 10 nc NdHI
PETALUMA, Aug 2S.-At reunion
today of the L. D. Gale family, pioneer
residents of this city. four generations
were present. The representatives
were Mrs. L. D. Gale, Mrs. John Ayers,
Mrs. Elsie Ray and Vivian Ray. The
Gales were among the first settlers of
this county.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-29
BOY AGED NINETEEN
SENT TO PENiTENTIARY
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

AUBURN, Aug. 2S.-Frank Dawson,
aged 10, was sentenced today to seven
years in Folsom penitentiary for the
theft OF a horse. Dawson admitted his
guilt. He drove from Auburn a few
weeks ago with a horse belonging to
w. j. McCann and was captured at
Cisco.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-29
Immaculate Conception Academy

Cor Guerrero and oath sts
Boarding and day school for girls Comp1ets
academic aud commercial courses. Special
attention given TO music. Opened August 5.
1903
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-29
CaIifOrniaCOnSeryatOryO MBls

Has removed TO I47 Preside AVENUE. BE-
tween Washington and Jackson sts. Applies
fions will be received there and at 23l2 Clay s2
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-29

BULLET VICTIM IDENTIFIED-The body of
the man found dead. with bullet wound in the
head Friday night in the old ocean road near
Inglesde by boys, was identified yesterday as
that of Herman Leuders, Instrument maker,
who lived with his wife in Sanchez street.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-29
OAKLAND KINDERGARTEN TRAINING CLASS

On State Accredited List
VIII open IN Berkeley in September at 2ff9
Allsfon way. Address Miss Grace Everett Bar
nard. Prin-. 1874 FRANKLIN s.. oakland. CA
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-29
mss HARkER's SCHOOL
Palo Alto. California

Boarding. and day school for girls. certiacats
admits to college. intermediate and primary
denarenents. Special attention given to muslc.
arts and crafts send Zoe cataiogus- ODeas
August 10. 1900