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"THE DAY OF SOULS"
Charlf" Tensey Jackson* Great .Vorel
of San FmndßCO, Will Beyta ,
Serial Publication In .
The Sunday Call on October 23
VOLUME CVIIL— NO. 134.
ROOSEVELT UP
IN THE AIR FOR
THE FIRST TIME
Flies Nearly Mile a Minute in
Wright Biplane and Calls
It Great
Colonel Waves Hand to Fright
ened Thousands Below
and Enjoys Trip
Aviator* Hoxsey Says Distin
guished Passenger Had Too
Good a Time Aloft
ST. LOUIS. Oct. ll.— Theodore
Roosevelt made an aeroplane
flight today, and said it was the
finest experience he ever had had. He
traveled twice around the aviation field
at Klnloeh. IS miles west of St. Louis,
in 8 minutes and 20 seconds. He
waved his hand at the crowd of thou
sanflß on the field below, most of whom
were too dumfounded and frightened
to move. When th© machine alighted
easily, a few - feet from the starting
place, a mighty shout of applause and
relief went up.
Arch Hoxsey, a "Wright avtator. with
\u25a0whom. Roosevelt made hie flight, said
that his passenger made a good fellow
voyager except that instead "of being
afraid he was having such a good time
1 that Hoxsey was afraid he would fall
out or Interfere -with the engine, which
was roaring at his side.
Told to Keep Still
Th* colonel waved his hands .at the
crowd below so vigorously that Hoxsey
called out to him:
"Keep your hands on the rail, col
onel.**
Roosevelt obeyed orders.
Th« colonel's flight -was a complete
surprise. Although he had been In
vittd yto gro no one had .the least. Sd«;2.
that h* would, and h» himself did not
decide to go until -the moment before
he stepped into the machine. , . .. •
The colonel /vent,. t# .J^inlpch/ in ,a?v
automobile at th« head of aprocesslon
of -motor cars half a mile long. He
\u25a0ivas driven to the aviation field, instead
of to the parking place for automobiles.' '
Hoxse^'s machine, a Wright .biplane,
was standing in front of the grand
rtand. Roosevelt stepped from his au
tomobile with Governor Hadley a«d
walked to it. He inspected the ma
chine and shook hands with the aviator.
"I'd like to liave you for a passen
ger." said Hoxsey.
The rolonel looked at him and with
out "a wordbegan to take oft his coat.
Jt was the first !ntsmation that any one
, had that lie would make the trip.
Hadley Frightened
Hadley stepped up quickly, with a
Beared look on his face, and said:
"Are you really going up, colonel?"
**Of course I am," said the colonel,
and he took his seat at Hoxsey's direc
. tion beside the engine. Hadley stepped
back. He admitted that he was.
| nervous.
Roosevelt removed his slouch hat
and borrowed a gray golf ca.p. which
he pulled down over his eyes. Militia
men were standing so close about the
airship that few spectators knew what
was going on.
Hoxsey took his place beside Roose
velt, and photographers, who had been
snapping the colonel, had barely time
tr> step aside before the airship bound
ed forward.
Roosevelt gripped the rail and looked
straight ahead. The aeroplane lifted
Jts nose Into the air, rising easily.
Jlemb«rs of the party that had gone
to the field from St. Louis with the
colonel began a mad hunt for. him.
- ""Where's Colonel Roosevelt?" they
asked.
Roosevelt Up in Air
' r "He's up there," oae of the guards
iraid, pointing to the airship.
V It vras not. until Roosevelt swept past
the grandstand, 100 feet up. that they
were, convinced. •
At the end of the second lap, after
reaching a speed of nearly a mile a
minute, Hoxsey descended.
When the people were convinced
that Roosevelt had landed safely they
' cheered wildly and the guards had all
they coiild do to .keep the crowd from
breaking into the field and sweeping
down upon the colonel.
Roosevelt's first act "was to reach
for Hoxsey's hand and' shake it* vig-
It was gr«*t: First class! It was
the finest experience I have had," he
declared.. \u0084.».-)\u25a0.
2.000 LOBSJERS TO BE
PLANTED IN PACIFIC
First Shipment Will Be Brought
3,000 M i les .to Coast ,
PORTLAND. Me., Oct 11.— As an ex
periment the United states fish com
mission will on Sunday send to Seat
tle. Wash., 2,000 lobsters to be planted
in the Pacific ocean. .- *
A refrigerator car will, bemused for
he journey of 3,000 ' miles.' and it will
be kept the same temperature through-,
out the trip, if possible. *j - ;
By this means it is expected, the lob
sters wlll.be kept alive without being
put into tvalec, a' :..:."\u25a0'.•-
The San Francisco Call.
HYDE DEFEATED,
IN LEGAL FIGHT
FOR FREEDOM
Appeals of Land Fraud Operator
and Tool, Joost Schneider,
Are Dismissed
Appellate Court of District of
Columbia Affirms Verdict
of Jury
Convicted Pair Lose After Six
Year Battle to Avoid Pun»
ishment for Crimes
WASHINGTON-. Oct. 11— The ap
peal of Frederick. A. Hyde of
San Francisco and Joost Schnei
der of Tucson, Ariz., from conviction
and sentence in western .land fraud
cases, was dismissed today by the. court
of appeads of the district of Columbia.
Hyde was gentenced to pay a fine of
$10,000 and serve two years in a federal
penitentiary, while Schneider was fined
$1,000 and sentenced to serve. 14 -months.-
The trfal was conducted here in 190S
and consumed 11 weeks. The two men
were charged with obtaining by fraud
ulent means government lands.in Ore
gon. California •• and Washington. In
reviewing, the case th? court answered
that it found no reversible error.
Six Year Fight
The decision of the district court of
appeals upholding the verdict of a.fed
eral jury which convicted Frederick *A.
Hyde and Joost H. Schneider -.comes
after almost six: years of fighting in the
courts, the indictments having been re
turned against them in the eaxly part
of 1904. Two others, John A. Benson
and Henry P. Dimond, indicted at, the
same time and for the same offense,
were acquitted in this case, though
Benson was convicted on another'sim
ilar charge. . ,
Hyde was a Fan Francisco lawyer of_
note and at one time was termed the.
land kfnjir pf California. Tjie/chaYges.
ajyain'st \u25a0 him .grew fQut'of tfjtf tra'nsac-.
tions \u25a0 under the li»*u land 'act, signed
by President McKinley June 4, 1 §97."
This, aci .proyi.dea . that any "st'ttlers
within a contemplated forest reserve
might exchange their lands for. others
of equal' value. The charge was that
Hyde, under cover of this act." sent out.
countless dummies, -who turned the land
over to'him.' The investigation* dis
closed that, in order to carry out the
.scheme, wholesale bribery of land of
fice officials had been, indulged in and a
general cleaning up 'of the department
followed!
! Schneider Was tool
Schneider was the tool rmplbjed. On
one occasion aft^r a transaction . with"
Hyde he held out his hand in saying
farewell, but Hyde did not see it. In "a
moment of anger he wrote to the de-.
partment exposing the entire fraud. By
another coincidence the letter fell into,
the hands of an official who did not be
long to the ring and who, at the first
opportunity, started the ball rolling."
The case was fought every inch of the
way. It was taken to Washington and.
congress; had to pass a. special appro
priation measure to provide for the
witnesses'" while there. From first to
last it cost the" country $100,000 and
six years' labor : to convict- the two;
The trial .brought out that, by" the
time the operations were checked. the
combination had control of about 30,
000,000 acres in California. '
Demurrer Overruled
The demurrer of Charles P. Sriell to
the indictment charging him with per*^
jury in the" land fraud .trials of Dr.
Edward B. Perrin and John-Benson was
overruled by United States District
Judge de Haven yesterday after argu
ment for the government by Djstrict
Attorney. Samuel Platt of Nevada and
submission of a brief for the defendant
by Attorney Bert Schleslnger.
The demurrer was almost, entirely
technical.'
The trial of Snell probably will not
be* set for some time, as Judge de Ha
ven, who has been seriously ill recently,"
is not hearing contested cases. . . ; .
MEN ARE RELEASED WHO
CAUSED WOMAN'S DEATH
Coroner's Jury Finds Mrs. Fry
Forced Under Train
[Special Dhpalch to The Call]
OAKLAND, Oct. 11.— Fred Ohc. an
Emery ville .saloon keeper ,\ and , Gustav,
Harry, and L. AY. Cohn, three San Fran
cisco youths, who were arrested yester
day and, held, in-detinuepending an in
vestigatiori into'thedeath Sunday night
of Mrs. Sadie H. Fry of 1947, Prince
street, Berkeley.' were tonight' released
from" the county jail after a coroner's
Jury- had? returned :a t verdict that- Mrs.-
Fry came to'>h*erdeath ! by. being: forced
under a .Key Route .train at : Fortieth
street and SanPablo avenue^during an
altercation- between the four men. \ Mrs.
Fry's husband [ would , not swe^irl to any
complaint. \u0084 '
MINER IS KILLEIX IN
BALAKLALA WORKINGS
CORAM, Oct." 11'— Daniel. JacDonald,:a"
miner 'employed^ at ithe" ; Balaklalaimin«;
was killed" today by' a- ca vein.* iA^slab
rock in ; the tunnel ;crushed' him. - •-IV .v-
ENGAGEMENT AHKOtrNCED-loakl«'n<ih;">octi:
.- .11.-— Mr*.'- M.", Mej - er.'.h»«^«nnoufi<'«l: l tlie v <?ri;
• \u25a0 \u25a0 g*t;rm*nt of \u25a0* her ; <I«tijrhter,"' M iss "Fancj : Sieycr,'
SAN^fMNCISCO/ WED^^DAY^I
CALL'S ORPHAN FUND KEEP GROWING
PRETTY CHORUS GIRLS AID CHILDREN
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ROOSEVELT CHANGES FRONT
ON JAPANESE EXC LUSION
[William JCerit;l%aHs! Kiio^P^sidentV Letter- at tiJeague
; Meeting as Rroofvbli Preseife Opinions . . v
[Special Dispatch to The Call]
, SACRAMENTO, pc)...; .11.— That the;
next session of the lesrislatiire would.,'
have to. deal with the, Japanese, quep-^
lion as fully as^the'lGOjSleerlslature" was\
predicted' at Jan' -enthusiastic, meeting
held.' here liy-";the"f Asiatic^ exclusion
lS^^^hatlthej[^^a«{wlll>BOt*^jio|*
jthe vbacking : of Roo^veit>'.as.yt hey *did»
Ja sVyear <was also Hndieaifed : .by \WiHiam;
'Kent. <I republicaiP'candidate''*.for " con-]
(,•...».•'' . . ,i '(..SM.tvl r'"'-* i;» •J'T •\u25a0."•. •" "
;gress, - ; - who 'Sub ) inHted c: letters ; vj i'rom;
ißdosovolt*a.s m pT6of.'iV.' > i ' '. fpS i:*'^ V 'v^-T
"ThaV Roosevelt- had* cnange'df-fronP"
COLD, WET FIGHT
SOON GETS HOT
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Heavy Boots? and; Rough f Hands
• w? Ousti'MHitiavih^kairi y. IK
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[Special Dispatch' to 'The< Call]
\ CAMP ; ''ATA.SC^DERa'' Oc^; •'11.— A'
bloodless . ba'ttle'Avas fought ; iii a . ppur
1n g* ra \ n \s h qrl I*>; a| te r d : aw n ; tn i s "mo m -
ing. .The"-rev ,invad ing* army* succeeded
in driving.' the : ' r deferislvej <l)loee V f romj
their- positions and : is nowlsupposed t't?"
have? control' of HlieV entire', lower thalf..
of '»;thi.s. state./^-r The ..bugle^call^.^to,
arms" sounded' •througbout!"' the -'red
camp t^at,* S^ojclock^,. this •rmorni)ig..,and,
sentis'o'.diers scurrying rfor'their. rifle's:
\u25a0Before the vlas.tV.nfetesj. had iechbedvoven
-the -hills"; orders x snapped
forth;. and*' tri'eTsieepyJ.'one's'-kicked- cut'
,of ! ,theirjblankelsl : v;j'vi-..>^.- ; 'ri^j. :^j|
Soldiers clad ;injScant garments: were'
*soon*inicompahy t fprmation^arid {shortly,
after v.'ard ; dark . gray ' cbiumns tof ;armed'
'troops. rhoved ? out' pn •the'Vplairis v ready,
for:tlie fray.- ".;." '':'\u25a0.". ;'\u25a0:';:'*• - y" J
;'On\tli<» cavalry/;.; and < picket*
lines 'all was ( confusion.",- /Hdrses^and'
mules-s norted and kicked in* the dark-}
ness. it was^no placer.forvweaklings.
Rough noncommissioned officers ousted
the- state sbldiers from: thelr> blankets
and: slipved I ; them forth- into the' cold
wet morning. . -. . \u25a0'\u25a0'! \u25a0<'\u25a0.','.'.'- .'{ -. -!.
As- the clouded sky in the cast. turned
to a light gray the attack commenced;
patrols of the reds being the. 'first; into
action. . They were closely^ followed
by. long ; lines.. of infantryj advancing, by
1 rushes across .the. rra n soaked | fields. " ;
_ : S.uddenly. on .tlie.rlght ; there : was a
deafening roar.- It the; blue^ar
tillefyohfSandy rldgeVriddlJ'ng the long
linev'of 'red * skirmishers'-. with r . shrap-;
nel. • \u25a0 "Company £ after company, - was
rilled out . : of . action, ; > thelrj-., posi tion
only..4b"be taken s by, more troops,- en
trenchments .erected 'and a_ rattling, firei
directed at 'the '.artillery.^ It; was' not
•long - v s before ' : it, too, • was forced?, to
change position. ;; ..r. . - - \u25a0-- r '-• • >
\u25a0 "A "battery .'of artillery raced across
a' gully for a'; position on-Pine/mounr
tain. 7, On! tlie way "acaissbn' overturned
and;.th"e/ cannoneers-, were : thrown': ro
the. ground. Qulck.asTa^flash- it -j was
"righted "and : the, soldiers back toHhJ-ir"
seats'ion^a; jump." § "As^the^san ;iose
higher; the ] roar; of. cannon akdj rattle' 1 of
muskets'lncreased.'.^Theiireds.wer^eHry-"
ing' t'o^' flank* th'eiright-Vof',i:he.-blues.'>-^
• ; Tlie •^Thirtieth' •.lnfantry 3 andii Seventh
cav'alry>had \u25a0the|rightiof<theVblue-*line:
and'OccupiedipbsltionsJpn'Shferman'and
Qrari t*hi 11 s7? %I tl wasa s /oh %th eae^t wo) po -';
sltloris*thatHhe'rj*ds 'cojncentratedUhelr
ajitack.* : jI Li ne ' af terrj. lfrie j'ot '.Vred | Infant
itryVdrossed - the*:; flat-Tahd'.; stormed lithe
;hills:!. r i' The^blue^line (yrayered",* broke'
'and', fled i and t the? feds ]\u25a0 swept? the 1 cbun-"'
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,was the statementrfOfiKftnf as follows:.
ff A "Two years'- ago- r -had. considerable
correpporidenre'-with-TRoosevelt on the'
Japanese question.:* it 'is. of a' private
nature?- and;? I can not. make rit- public.
Bfit' I will'" say this' much -that Jn tone,
jletteri RooseVelt^ -wrfote': ; 'A^sliort * trtne^
; day \u25a0 I fffitnk '; you-ai-fi '. correct.V*.^ \u0084v' ; f
' r T?G.' 'f.'e^Hch'ofr'San^FrSnciscoJalso
ad jl rbs s ed ! 7 Oi e m e e t i p g: ad v i s i ng that • t h e :
'statfe--jiaU '"powerUo -make ,a -Japanese
'exchisfon 1 law.* . \r.: ?\u25a0'< ?•\u25a0';\u25a0> '^ - :r : \u25a0:
FRENCH RAILWAY
EMPLOYES STRIKE
Road [tied; Up ;ajidf Spread jof
! f roubles'/Throughout ::the -':
i h&k National hreatened • r
! _ PARIS, O*ct;^ll.— The 'employes of rfhe
Northern railroad. went i on -strike ,j early
today, ""arid 'by* 11 o'clock; this morning
the, tieup;of'4he system" waVpracticaily-i
complete.' - ; At^ that .hoiir trains : 'only.- for
pa'lais and; Cologne, were .moving. > i, :^: ;
' -M»H€aVy ienfeineers- have, -been* called
lo j repfac'elt.hV strikers,^but the number
is \u25a0inadequate.:-/ ; .;;;, ?y •. .-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0/ *.>.' » >\u25a0\u25a0, ,r-. \u25a0 \u25a0-
j r Several ;< t acts- oftf violences-occurred
before' 5 fdaybreakV ' At'- St^ Quentfn -, tlie^
traclfß^were^ .torn^.uplti'; Two '-.lo^cbrtVtiveV
coHi ( d~ed at iTergnier; and,' obstructed^the'
ma^h^tfacki^"-^ .^^ ; ;-;' :^." I '#l
; '* Mi 1 1 ta'fy*f o re'es . have Itakeh''posses'sio1 takeh''posses'sion \u25a0
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of^- sevp ral>v.statlons'*/. and
posted alph^.; the* r bad: t ». - ',• { jT- , 'i.', ' '. ';.-«•-
: A The vstrike^/develbped^ overnight -and
Vthe-,cpmpariy; and!] t fief: public, by
vs'ufp.rise;V "'• I.>y;.--\u25a0v'-U1 .>y ; .-- \u25a0v'-Uj '> -.• ; " '£<'i :T;: T ; - '\u25a0"'
; ". Th'ere '}ias.been? ilUfeelingibn thefpart
W the employes Jfor ? >omei time, Rowing
to rtiie ; ref usal r of .Ithe-Northem^railroad
to'increaseithe -wages I of -the' "men' to a
minimum of :$1 a day'and'to grant other
concessions.-;''- ;-.'/ \u25a0•.-',;'-• \u25a0\u25a0..'\u25a0•''\u25a0:. ". . x '
\u25a0 \u25a0 In"quifies-on, r .'. llii es : " •'others* than f " the
Northerh' : ::devel9ped.,,a ,\u25a0 decided, strike '
sentiment. "-'These imenr-.declare"; that
they only; await r orders ; to 'cease work.
T ;?Most of the" men who continued work
ing,, thisiforenbon, hall. from>thei provf:
incest and 'I simplyXtook; the^ opporUinity
'toCreturriVhbme'': .oni their I ; trains ?before
joining; the; strike.* . V ', ; \u0084 3: \k^t^.
employes vof/tjie
.Western . railway .; tonight; 'voted '.no
.strike.:; r>----r:-:' J '.'-. \u25a0';'."\u25a0[• ' '.!> ; '-'"^'."'v-"-"'-'''"- : - '"'
;Miri<ers? Attack Police "
.REMSCHEID,; Rhenish; Prussia". : Oct.
1 1:— Miners { who, ; madeja! demonstration
today k against j the •. issued >.by.
.the'employment^agencieslf attacked the
'police ,withYstone»rwJieri;the officers -atf
temptVdTtoldispers'e7 t themJ;? t The^ police
charged : ; the; crowd , using
their {f sabers i freely." f of ; stones
f r'om'tne] windows ! sf- houses ',f ell; ohithe
officers, 1 i^who 1. flred.^ihto ,\the twindows.-
Many ; . persons ?.w.?re^wounded,''.ibutvtlie
rium"berroficasu%lties^.*npt : k~nown.r7f^
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FLAG » DAY^OBBERVni>r;Pl<dnioii tT parlor?^ Xr-'
JotlTe^Diughteril'of^tte'QoWenXW^
;:' -.-"meeting 'Jiid^afMsslonil^^w/o'^e'flig'dayi
5 i. ; of^the^ -'of der.^TA"^ t *??^'*t * *o> lowed.
» .Past -*\u25a0 friifoe>nXs Tttlle* t Pkul » pfesiillng,^ it ter,
; - which : patriotic liriu«lc;.»ras i furnished ;by | Carrie
:i Hutchlns.vAjkUe!Moaber.tLilllan,*!tfTirden.JMin.'
; ' " nle* * Kedderrtsn.'^TiiltevPaul;-/* B<-wia »Paclieco,'
] v'AH* > e^Merler.*i Jennie 4 'Brown.-iMrs.%Mrs Lane.
H Dlntrl^t^ Dep9t.r l Ofand I Presldentflrcne I Bose
> ;4:aad^WUliam;MUier.^;vcvrvr^ : ' : Zy '
ELIHU ROOT SLATED FOR
CHIEF JUSTICE BY TAFT
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New ; : t Yorkv:Senator.s^l:oga?tD''"hail'-Upon;ohouider5 i ''or
Gon gi^^an^ermet t
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i \u25a0 AVASHIXGTO.V,. Oct. 11— For <;hlefy
juntice of the Kiiprrmp' court of the.
United Stales-^-Biihu'Root.^ . 4 . ,v • \u25a0 '.'-;
i . For" United' States , senator from Xew,
'York jtor'BOcceed Root— Representative v
\villtam : S.''Bci«ne«t.; C: '" ! '_2/Xj.. t ?4 -7 '
I Unless';aTi signs .faji f these; > two.^ap-_.;
fPolntmenw^n^by^Pr^iderit^Kftjrt^'thej
"other \u25a0.by*the,« governor'"/Ofi New "York,;
( will follow" shortly;* after election^daV
if 4he \u25a0••republicans \u25a0 carry" U«* .state* of <«
New York. L '..-'\u25a0' a <y ...Vv\ .'-<*,'>•* V ;^ ; k
1 Senator. Root -is ;probablj\ v the ..'one^
man^in the .country jvhos.e.. appointment*
as chief justice, of the*. supreme -court .
would :-: meet rthe^unanimqus ap- ;
•pripval'of all the associate- justices, v."^"
j v President -Tfif t \u25a0 has* been ' m"ade,;a ware *
of '..the -high^ regard ' in' 'which; Senator.'
dßQOt^isj held-by/ the; members -of-- the;
highest- tribnnal}.*'^'. .V \u25a0-" ','.'" ' '.V>-~ 'A /• :\
: -The report of < thei,nforrnal..attitude'of '?,
the fassociate -justices,' however .^follows »
clo'sely.;on ?the news "of the "five':hour *
OIL AND TOBACCO
CASES DEFERRED
'SuprerheTCourt ''--Postpones^ Re*:
hearing on^Account of -Lack -p
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\i, WASHINGTON, Oct. • , 1 i:--Because ;. .of
i failure jtbihave] a 'full^bench'jin^the-su-*
prerne "court I}of -the VUnited 'StaJtes," .a
1 general ' /readjustment.^of jmp.qrtant
bases ' set, last { iprfng t fpr"'consideration
'this 'autumn ' was made ", tb"daS* • the '
bouft*;- -.';\u25a0 v '-\u25a0;? :? .; ' v v ' .'. ' V . : ; v r-;,?;^ :
:.' !'.The v Standard 'pil^" and thej toba'dco.r
su|ts;under;the:Sherm*ari antitrust law.
weretpostpbned for:reheafing fV6m>No-"
.yember 14 January 3.,' ;. ' ;:; ,i> ; : : ;.•'/. : . ; y:
i? The corporation^ tax -; cases, were-also
assigned it or.: ; argument "January So
were ;\theV cases involving" the : question
of;..the 'correct .penalty. ,to : be imposed
on^. violators ; the* f 2 8 " hour law, .regu
lating,;the "shipment; of !liye : stocks " _-"
f>"lt iis expected^'thaf,- successors :. to
Chief "Justice. Fuller and 1 Justice iMoody
wlllThitNe 'taken v theirr places ?by: tthat;
time.-.-"- \u25a0 '\u25a0'; \u25a0\u25a0 •. •\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0;\u25a0 f-.',-. : -:-^5.-; \u25a0•-"-:.\u25a0-\u25a0
v l: The ; boycott and •/ ' .'contempt ",* appeals
arislng'outc of the ;,lrf3uhctlon-; proceed-.'
ings',->in. T the [."district j.of!-;Columbia,
brpughtv'againstvthe;'Aniericanf federa-.
tipnssof labor r-by'the^Buck'B' stove land;
range i ! cornpariy.;bf;'St.vLouls,-: were re-.
assigned If or^ January /16.' )':> :'.{'\u25a0 ,\ : ' ; - ;
\u25a0 .TheiKlsseli'case.-invblvirigithe.ques-:
tlonv.whether7 i the' < Am*erJcan-:sifgar ; re'r,
flning;7:bmpanyiarid'bthers|conspiredUo,
prevent^ the.r Pennsylvania «sugar -ref^n-^
ing^company ' frqinVdolngj! business, 'was
postponed : J- until '/•\u25a0 November "^^l0 *> on; .[aP
coun % ;of <j"11 Iness \u25a0 of * counsel: 1 » -/The" cases
inv-blving t the constitutionality ;;the
empioyers'*vliabilitytlaw.> were V -reas
signed - r f or; argument 2S.' "... . ;\u25a0 ;
i,"i tospostpone^ ; consideration
of^tUe ;>; > cases^inyol ving >• the
prosecutions'; from . i Florida. and*'th"er Jilis^
rjs'o'ur i f 2 tcent I f are s law/, were ?,unsucceßS^
ful.',' Argument' -, of the;fofriier;begah;to
'day.* 'jThel latter iwi 11 * be^h'eard r probabl y
;thi*s(week/-.t.2.i*;.^,^;j^/:y.^* '\u25a0.^'\u25a0l^i^P.
,WELLEE : - IS't: BTlSY— ln J Judge r.Weller's court
j£ yesterday'.CbarlM | Ry'an was i fined* $25 for,; c«r
ifl r.vfng /a i concealed i weapon ; } Frank .^Walters ! was
M fined "• $23 1 for. k wplng ,. too i man ?t ducks f within
&ttae wcltjrv limits'* and «:| CbrUaMacNamarav: and
jfl Robert * Hancock £ were ?! fiu«d \u25a0; $20 ? each ? for J vio-~
•?- latins - the : automobile ; sptfed tlaw; j v :;\u25a0;• . \u25a0 v /
' ,» i. - - -\u0084. ., \u25a0. -\u0084 .'- :; •: -'C -.-.-.Hi' •?•-\u25a0..-. :;.;\u25a0.."" . ' -
conf.erep.ee ; b-etweeni Senator/ Root, arid
President-Taf-t .at Be.VerlK. on. Monday.;: "
I If ls;knownUbat^thei;appointment ; of
phaf fes*/E. 'Hughes as^as^ociate justice
,was.' t rec"eived- witliysa.tis*faction > ,bj%-.'the
members '7.of^ th^Qourtj'^bilt ?i there *js '\u25a0a
feeling^thatj'-tnerej^i.lg^Wbe^cbhalder
able, indelicac>-;lh^elevat^ni^so.iyoung
a , m'ari : over men 'with' gTeaterjageVand'
;expe'r'iehVe. V. '"•/" T" '* *'*/:" V;^" ".;.<'
i"flf-;ai "flf-;a demo'cra'tlc tlegSsla^iir'e:shQuld-b«
pa;rr.iefl.tJn i 'vwith";thevelecUi>n;;o£«Di.\ tas
'goverjior .Senator- Root r\vouW irtot care
[to * leave ; the-
f cess'or to« a" democratic gv'erndrC- wjth'.a
i \u25a0'.*-* t -\u25a0'-•• ....... --.»•. -. . • * .
democratic wai ting^to t con
firm , that-choice. Should' Roosevelt
:c"arry the "state of New "York, (.however,"
Senatof^Robt'-wbuld *probably:f eel free
to -accepC'itlie 7appbintment^as .'chief'
'justice^ "6s. J c'o.urt.l i Th*e ap
poiritmeritV"*'lt c is" known; 'would ."meet,
'with jtheVabsbliite 'approval 't;of^Coilbnel t
Roosevelt: '\u25a0* '\u25a0\u25a0 ' :^:_; ' )g^s&&!r% \u25a0 - .
CALIFORNIA TO GET
A NEW BISHOP
•Protestant Episcopal Convention
; Seats^DelegatesjjFrom'Sacra-
t \u25a0 -^ meiito, and: Divides Diocese ? :
giving .the.'sanctlon'rOfrtheichurchi.to
\u2666 \v. ' if-l:/' V • •i».'W'r- - >*'4; ** lilt «u«*«j'''» '
.the. healing. of the/sickiby^prayer^was
adopted .in -the clerical aectlon.;of - the
house ]'l of t Pr|testant
tKp'lsdopal^jco'nyentibnH ln T .;sessipri!_*fher*e
today,'. but .wa's/defeatedlln ; tHe layisec*""'
t4on -'of the house- by^tHe^ narrow.' margin
of .five votes,* voting m being-,by dloceaTses/
"It/ was - tiieref ore", lost * under ;the-4rules.
i--M)elegates/*jfrpm~-*-thevtwo;iiieV{ > "dIo-;
ceases,^ <Kacramejn to,*.Ca£f, and ly mpia,
Jvya\u25a0hi',T^2^?ii s^**s^•f^*yV*^\u2666"\fv•^^* ; \u25a0?'\u25a0f**"*\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0
;i- Sever^inewihishbps^ill-be appointed
ihwthe:'n]^ssiprar'y^dlv^)pn\p£/^e^conr'
\u25a0verttioh -^with in^tbT^ r^nexVl fe w - aays. ••" K-y
; 5 .The^flrst^wbrkCdf r .bf -*Blsh>".
fops i .was^to" najne;?lei\*ii'F/e*derick"F,oote i
;Johhson".bishppCof t Sputh^Dakpta^to*flir
i'the";place*roade*yacan.tibyJthe^death*?of
BishpprHar^. v% rt fy^xj^yi^^ci^l jv
J'fAn i4i?dftjqnai^dl.eceße,jtpsb^kn^*nj
•as ; pklahbmaVl" wasjcreatedr^v
\u25a0 The ; diocese % 'pf w",and; : :Wuhu.
iChiria; - wa'js^dlVided.VgivingrT^uhVrT*"'
sep"araterdfpcese.'^^">^-:'-;v;^*-^ : >r?;r^*>.'
; . Bishop- Kendrick \ot • Xew^Mexjco^alid
: Arizona KwasV.r^liev^eJ^of^ thre 4stSte j^of
'AjrlzonaVand^a : , diocese 'iArizbna
;;%The- house; took. final* actiondin di?tdr
ling'theJdiocesVsibf^rttsbUjgTandtCall^
IforniavTany^hew.^bfsHojp^^wlll^beVap-*
"for i the <new "\u25a0 "df6cese9. r /-Tlie • dlo- 1
! v ces>.**oX > pall as, vTe'x^v? waijil^idedtlnto
.ni i ssjonar >•« di s trie ts t^tKa t ri wll U/ihcl iid'e
jnTartvo^w^sterii'iTVxas^^^^t^^^^^^
j^Bish6p}AT ;^7G.raVe¥^f/Ke^ny;\wJo^' :
;re3fgned*^Vacc^ojintfof{a"dya^^/ager :^!
? c'Botlijthe 7.hb'usej^'blsHopsjfawd»hojise,
>f.^deputies"otoday^He.cjdedv-upQ'nJXew"
;York as : the -nextr6bnveTitl<>n|clty.'J'.t"\^
: - \u25a0';.f; .ft "• :j-^'StZS,: j-^'StZS, ~^K^-'Z'- T £'~. 'ITy^jf 0%
INDICT STEAMBOAT CAPXiJN—FormedSt*«m
;^»lt\CaptAJa^Jdlin i \u25a0•C.^H.^rrlßjclei wai^ia^ol*<i i
flbylthe'ffcderiOjgrtttd'jnry'ypVtertiry.'foc-lmperr 1
f ; »oD*ttus,' l > r fJ l L* n ''e<offfcer.,and^*lol^tln"niie < offfcer.,and^*lol^tln"nii otjJtif
?2 pure 4 food- l«w»*» were--' again * takyn * op V byj? T tj»
f i. lnquisitorial ' M*ijr.v*lt.*U mot iprr>baWe-tlt«t;injr'
1,1 iml ret mfii t» "Wt 11 , b<? t ret griie4 "Htore^ Fritfar, 1 " tne
; vj- date of ; tbe -next* meetin j:t >*s r\- .f»"g-ri frM "^
-•°: * clearing during /Ac 'da^lig^^^^^^'^'
T&IGE?FF7& 'CENTS.
REPAIR WORK
ON HOME IS TO
START AT ONCE
More -Money Is Nceded^\V|th
- : less Little Girls: ;.
Sisters Hope' to Be Abte to Ha^e ?
t Their- Charges Once
The'Gall;s\Grphan
Is^lncreaseil
ißyaGienefousSiim
< y The -(ZaH's 'relief, fund for iKeS
. orphans of . Mount SC -Joseph's
' asylum was\ increased lo over'
V $2,soo [fyicrdasibi)jthe folloTP
\u25a0jing subscriptions: '• - •
• Prpvionly : Acknowi«.^
• edped . . . ........./. .'s2o9o4N>.
AI'DIEXCE PROCESS '• -
THEATER .-1, .. ...... 55.44
.GRAXD. 'JLURX^j.. . . /- . 70.00
8R05...: 25JW
.. C, l~ DAM. M .... . . :;. -25.00
HE>*RT DERSH AM . . . . ,'20.00
THOMAS •F.'BbYLEr.' 20.00
, WICHMAX, LUTGEX *
C 0.;...;.......;.....;' 20.00
'.i A. ; MACK. . . .......... . 20JM)
EDWARD F. MORA>". . ' 10.00
JOHXJ. 80YLE.. .... J 10J)0
HOUSEHOLD LOA>";COJ 10.00 v
GUADALUPE LODGE '
>oV 251. y. S. G. IV. * 10.00
; MR^Hi T. WORSDALeV'
' . Fresno ....;.... : .t .'. : ' X 10.00 '
.H. D: LOVELAXD. . .*TvV '. 10.00
JiATSC«I>SKJ....... 10JM)
ROGERS \ & eRIMi^V. v ~ I0^K) ,
JOHSSPOTfISWOODr. \
r:H;7£yeWERSEZf: i /.-..':
i B-E'^x iy a yi c yffA \u25a0 - \u25a0 -'.
'•* ?) worth •:..... ':.T. : ..">.',- : zm :
:*-D.-^tHEfe^'X. .X ,:V/ .'* : i.m)
:^ j.* Vf iiE^is!. ; i. . ... . . *jw ,
J^J*COOXET :-:'.*:. : J ; -li. 4 V^ SJK)
;;J.* G. HAGARTY?.:...? 5.00
I D; Ji LEARY:f. .;V.... . SJBO
\H. L. CROCKERr.::^. " sjßo^
; EMILY EWALD :..'....;. .*>. op
! JERRY MO YMHAX... r,.00
'AXXIE KELLY. ........ 50)0
-LEO\ BROwx. .-. ._. : : . * :•-;\u25a0'/ 5.00
"^ a; t v loft us r. . . . . T.^ " 5100
A FR1END :...,....... •:."'\u25a0• V 2^o .
P., J.McGAFFiGAX.... \u0084 2JJO
MRS. M.^X WELL. . ..>-,, 2.00^
:*j.T.d: v\ :\ \ v. ... : : . .v. ; .'.' *j»%
CORNELIUS COXSELL. 2JOO "-
H.' YAX'EMSTER, Peta
; '; lama^ \\-:\'..-1'.\~... '.'.... :2.00
;; : :lVi P^D/J;.v :V.y;.. \X 1M :
joseph bl;rxs:V^ .:.; tlooX
,• johxe. heilmax.... _ .'"xm : .
;^p: h::t?. vv. \^..\... ;.~ 1^)0
%AXIM J. CEPEMICH.. \u25a0 1.00
•IDA TICHTXER^->... . > >UpQs.
•EDWDfi TICHfSEE::*. V IJOO
\u0084 C. • 8K .%. J.';:>V:a6.
•' JX)HX; S. ,-HEILMAX F: . ; v ">>sr
"f/BROTYN..Vv..;:^:;^ :
\u25a0v> TOTAL •\u25a0';.',': : :W>.'l : .>. s2s*7^l :
• •' Three typojripMcal* <m6n ,cr«pt- into.
- ths nines cf tioie-wHix iiibscrib^l to the - \u25a0
relief "fund . lioad»y r \u25a0v.Th* a*m» ~ of ->
*> Thomas Keaxy"," 919 C*pp t treat. wh» sub
'"ltcribei $23,* mppe*r«d, «a K»»ly; Joseph..
; «X.' ri«her;"«ad,Bßt J*m%*-M.' Stsher. tub- .*
] \u25a0 scribed $5. *ndl>arre:i_l)&ly, not Daniel ..
i; v My;-«ifcwiW4S." v " ' \u25a0'. \u25a0 ! '•"
', I 'O .-bring - the'--, orphan ; • children of
; ':\u25a0 :the -Roman -Catholic orphan asy
\u25a0:~ /lum together k again* has .been the
thought /of many V San..Francl3can#
within the last -fewulays.jLnd.. yesterday,
contributions came into the business
office of The\Call"all v ' through ..the'* day.
The-, desire; to- increase .the! f uncJL ftsgun
by. The" Call.-toald^the Sisters 'of A Ch'ar
ity. in^tnVsre'-eJstarblish'raent r!of their
noble work^was^ confined to no • partlc-;
ailVrVwalk. of life) 'All :aße»."all!:faiths.
ail* degrees of wealth' and pbverty,.vsent.
representatives to bring mtfch or^lfttle
as" they' tnighi.,l..:' :.>'^\*^'-" il-" >"' %:;''* \ v "
>-But»;the::same. spirit .of cftarUy. ani-J
mated^eachJ With? every ; one tnpjdfistre'
was "nianlfested to do all that waa-po^
sibie;Tr v'-yv '-y :V-: V-- - '• ' v '- : ' ' : V3* l >"-/"- '"-'\u25a0'
\u25a0] h"Thev jjoori -.little mayfjth'eyj
soon •7bV>rought 4r together: JT^th 'the'
[hojyi'alsteirs,";' said : one* old^man't wW
ibfought.a'; generous, donation.*^".* . '\u25a0;; .;.-;\u25a0
r'^'-pnt-meVdown for $5.-"-tetephonedan-
{otheryinVnt ."I -'wjVh'ti* bad iei \ buo'drei.
'times rasimuch : to sfve-TJ C can'tj g-t . the
thougnt V 6f --those -children out of 'imf
ihind*":?* •:. '\u25a0 - ..- '\u25a0 .'•"\u25a0•\u25a0V-v •• •" • • •
' .i.Andi «oj, lt ; went on._. EVery ; one who
fheard ]of Uhe j'miracTe. o£;the?VscapV ;•«£;
Ithe'Blsters Vntt children from the bjirn^
i'taK* building on; Sunday,; mornfni^has
[had^liindly,' thought and^wonJ .'•ad V
fpromise;tojhelp either "with^ nioniy^er
-. -.\u25a0';; T.-'V
.^ForS thefpajjtj two^days . a throng 7af
re 1 a tlv es^fa ri d": ' f r le ndspX *t b ej; c nJldre n
whoSwVre^invth^ home 'haaVbeen "riiit
ingf^the' IMoun1 Mount > 'St.'" Joseph's Infant *i»y-.
iunj(;in J Squt jfSsM\Tr£ ncl» c Q,j» t^ the'; foo t
*ofT tbe^hh^where i'stood thejorphanage.
T -At - thejinfaatiawlum' Slater" Helena.