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At the State Fair in Syracuse there
was a race .between two flocks of geese
driven by women.
Child Is Killed in a Collision.
KEDLANDS. Dec 22.— The local South
ern Padfls train bound for Lies Angeles
'•onicted with a carriage this afternoon
arvi killed one of th* occupants, SteXfa
A'.lso, act4 fc yrars.
XEW TOES. Den 22.— Captain Titus of
th© New York Detective Bureau sent an
order out to-day for the arrest of Norman
Solby. a pugilist known as "Kid McCoy."
on the charge cf grand larceny. The
complainant in the case is David L^mar,
a broker, who say? he Trent to McCoy's
drinking place SarcrCay and pave McCoy
£ thousand dollar bill, tellinj him to keep
it until the party si&pped drinking, whvn
•he charge* wkt to be deducted and
change jnvea. AcrcnJir.g to Lamir. Mc-
Coy declared lat«- ii w^s only a twenty
fie'ilar bill he had received. After the dis
pute the police siiy McCoy could not be
fOBCd.
Ser Tori Police Searching for Pu
gilist on Charge of Grand
Larcsny.
(TT.ftTWR KID McCOT
STOLE HIS BIG BILL
BeinJs' friend eaw him no more after he
fell. Dudley called for help and the
watchman of the dock and a friend came
running to the spot. After Bemis disap
peared but one slight cry was heard.
The peculiar manner in which Bemts
loll made his rescue almost an Impossi
bility. Bemis was walking with Dudley
;.!ong; the side of the dock, looking for
the watchman, who was at the outer end
of the wharf. Dudley stumbled over a
heap of broken boxes and before Bemis
bad passed him flv% feet he. too, fell and
tumbled down the chute made for boat
landings. The heavy timbers making a
low railing about the chute formed the
obstruction over which Bemis tripped.
SEATTLE. Dec 22.— Tripping over an
obstruction. I* C. Bemis, a surveyor and
Government land, locator from San Fran
cisco, fell from the Gaffney dock to-night
into the bay and was drowned. The body
¦w &b r.ot recovered.
L. C. Bemis, a Surveyor and Land
Locator, Falls Into the Bay
and Is Drowned.
SAN FRANCISCAN KTEETS
HIS DEATH AT SEATTLE
Small framed fijmre water colors from
5vc up. Phot© panels in all shapes, pho
tograph frames, mounted pocketbooks.
dolls, ton«*t cases anfi Christmas cards.
Sanborn. Vail Ar Co., 741 Market street.
Open evenissrs. •
Dainty Christinas Remembrances.
Government Endeavoring to
Hold Rich District From
Joining Brazil.
Mascagni's physicians say a week will
probably elapse before he will be able to
leave his apartments.
Consul Kozwadowskl received tele
praphic instructions (com the Italian Era
bassador at \Vashinslon to do what he
could to aid the company: but the funds
for their transportation back to Italy will
be advanced by the composer himself,
who- recently received about $6C0i) from
his bankers in Rome. Altogether Mas
capmi is out more than $10,000 as a result
of his ill-starred tour.
All of the members of Mascagni's troupe
—soloists, musicians and choristers^ — will be
given passage money to-morrow at the
Italian Consulate. This was decided upon
at a conference to-night at which Julius
Goklzler. former Congressman ami pres
ent attorney for the Government of Italy,
was empowered by tho composer to act
for him.
CHICAGO. Dec. 22.— The- American tour
of Pietro aiascasnl and his Italian opera
company came to a sudden close to-day
in this city with the cancellation
of all dates. Tho culmination of
MRScapml's woes came last evening:, when
an attachment was made on his personal
effects by a Constable representing a lo
cal claimant for J134. As a result of his
financial difficulties Mascagni is now con
fined in h?s room In the Auditorium An
rex suffering from nervous prostration.
The company was scheduled to leave Chi
cago at 9 o'clock for a tour of the West.
The Acre country Is that coition °f
Bolivia which was prantcd as a conces
sion to an Anglo-American syndicate ami
Is rich In rubber production. The revolu
tionists have fought t« make an indopemi
«?nt republic of it. with a view, it is aald.
of ultimately securing acnejcatlon to Bra
cil. with the assistance., it is allt-sed. of
the authorities of Macaw, the capital of
the Brazilian State of Amazon.
Recent advices received by SenoT ZaQes
are to the effect that tho Government of
Boirria this month has dispatched a force
of 750 rucn froxa lxi Paz to Quell the
revolution, to be followed by a like num
ber tn January.
TVASHJXGTOX. Drc ZL— Jorpe E. Zal
les, the Charge d'Affaircs of the Bolivian
legation la "Washington, to-day received
from the legation of his Government in
L»cn<5on a dispatch annotincins that Nico
las Suarez is at the head of a force of
men that had. defeated the revolutionists
ar Bahla aufl Xazareth en the Acre Rivtr.
Tfco dispatch also said that Suarez
Is advancing triumphantly toward Port
Alonzo. The latlcr place Is the Bolivian
Custom-house on the boundary line bc
twc«n Bolivia and Brazil, where the gar
rison of tho former country was at last
accounts besleped by ilie revolutionist;?.
Members of His Troup9 Will
Be Shipped Back to
Italy.
Composer's Personal Ef
fects Are Attached
in Chicago.
Bolivian Advices Say-
Rebels Were Beaton
Twice.
ACRE REPUBLIC
SUSTAINS DEFEAT
MASCAGNI'S WOES
REACH A CLIMAX
CROWN PI0JGESS LOUISE " : |
FLEES) FROM HER HOME
Saxon Court Functions; .Are Canceled Be
cause of the Sudden Desertion of Fried*
erich August by His Tuscan Gonsprt
however, that an extension of time of
from sixty to ninety days would be grant
ed to the promoters and that there was
every reason to believe that before the •
expiration of the time limit the combina
tion would be effected and the new organ
ization be placed in readiness for next ¦
season's business. ' ¦'. }
The teason for the failure of the promo-/
ters to take up the options at the agreed
time is said to be on account of the strin
gency of the Xew York money market tor
the last few months. , ; . '
President Wilcox of the Portland Flour
ing Mills Company in an interview to
day admitted that the fact that the op
tions might not be taken up as agreed on
January I would not necessarily mean
that the merger would not be completed
at a later date. , .: ¦¦»
FLOUBING MILLS MEBGEB
BEING SLOWLY PERFECTED
Promoters of the - Scheme Secure an
Extension of Time on the
Options.
PORTLAND. Or.. Dec. 22.— The project
of combining the principal flouring mill*
of Oregon. Washington and California un
der one- management is not dead. Since
the scheme , was- first outlined last sum
mer the 'work of perfecting the organiza
tion "ha's been steadily progressing, but as
yet all of the- details are not arranged.
InterestMn the merger Is revived at the
present ''time through the fact that the
options of/the various plants Involved ex
pire on January 1. - Until a short time
ago it 'was believed that In the event of
matters not being arranged by that date
no attempt -would • be made to renew
these options. To-day it was learned,
Old Noah was a grat ball player. 'He
pitched the ark without and within, and
later in the game put the dove out on a
fly.— Chicago Dally News. .
NEW OFFICERS
INSTALLED
Occidental Xiodge, In
ducts Leaders Into
:. / Office. .
Retiring Master Is Presented
With Jewel of His
.Rank.
.'Following the example set by King Sol
cinon Lodge of the Free and Accepted
Masons Occidental Lodge of the same
fraternity held a public Installation last
night In King Solomon's Hall in the Ma
sonic Temple of its officers elected for
the 'current t-rm. 1 Five hundred lnvita- (
tlons had been Issued, and the large ball
was. crowded to its limit. The following
named .officers were installed by Colonel
Charles H. Murphy, the retiring master:
- James A. Snook, worshipful master; Edward
C. Landis, senior warden; Byron G. Mantle,
junior warden: Charles H. . Haskell. treasurer;
Walter G. Andernon. secretary; Samuel H.
Claw-en, marshal; William V. Bryan, senior
deacon; James A. Cleaves, Junior deacon: A.
K. Daggett. senior steward; W. K. Fletcher,
junior steward; O. T. Fischer, tyler.
At the close, of the ceremonies there
was presented to the retiring master a
past . master's jewel by Past Master
George W. Drew on behalf of the lodge.
After congratulations there was an ad
journment to the Commandery Hall, on
the third floor of the temple, where sup
per was served. The sew master of the
lodge, acting as toastmaster, opened the
upstairs ceremonies with an appropriate
introduction in a most interesting man
ner,* and at the, close) of the repast call^
ed upon Colonel Murphy for a response
to the toast "Occidental Lodge." The re
sponse was an eloquent one. Frank Mc-
Gowan, a member of the lodge, deliver
ed an interesting address on "What Is
Masonry?" Robert Lloyd favored the
corcpany with a splendid rendition from
"I Pagllacci." He was followed by R.
H. Countryman In a witty speech on
"The Ladles and the Babies." Miss Mil-
Ilo Flynn rendered a delightful solo, and
the Occidental Quartet rendered several
selections. The affair was one of the
most elaborate entertainments that has
ever been given here by a Masonic blue
lodge. * '
Lodge Installs Officers.
The following ofllcers were Installed to
serve Herman Lodge. Free and Accepted
Masons, for the current term by retiring
Master F. Hagemann, assisted by Pasl
Master Otto turn Suden as marshal:
F. Gerke, master; J. F. Thelsen. senior
warden: II. Meyer. Junior waiden: U. Schu*
machcr.. secretaiy; I>. Uhlo. trea«urer: Au-
Kiist Busae, srnlor warden: Otto l<emke. Ju
nior! wnrdrn: P. Mlll-r and J. WoUer, stew
ards; U 7.f\*z, marshal; A. Scho-fce, tyler,
niirt J. kaetli. organist.
..• F. Hagemann, the retiring master, was
presented a handsome and valuable jewel.
The music was furnished by II. Marquart.
John O. OppH. Herman Hackfeld and
Chrfatopher Heinz, the lodge's quartet. A
banquet followed the ceremonies.
UNION LEAGUE CLUB
ADOPTS NEW POLICY
No Federal, State or City Office
Holder Is Placed on Regular
- \ : , Ticket. . . I. . ..
. The nominating committee of the Union
League Club. Joseph 8. Spear chairman
ami Joseph Slmonson secretary^ submits
the following ticket for 1903:
President, Oeorse H. Plppy: first Ties presi
dent' S. J Hendy; eecond vice president. II.
a. .\V.' Dlnvelspl-1: secretary. O. P. Westnhal;
treasurer, I. W Hellman Jr.: directors, C. It.
Oaroutle. K. E. Beck. C. I.. Field. E. E.
Oaten. John Rothschild and E. D. Page.
. The annual election will take place Jan
uary 13. 'The nominating committee held
that it would be good club policy to place
no Federal, 8tatu or city office holder on
the ticket.
The .Union League Club Is In a remark
ably prosperous condition. The member
ship ;has reached the number of. 509. Dur
ing the last year, under President PIppy's
progressive administration, 112 new mem
bers have been added to the roll. The in
stitution Is out of debt and has a sub
stantial sum of money in bank.
Monday evening. December 29— ladles'
night— the members of the club will give
a reception In honor of Governor-elect
Pardee alid his wife. The maple room of
the Palace Hotel will be reserved for
dancing. The reception proper will take
place In the assembly-room of the club.
A new central chandelier of beautiful de
olgn will be put In and new carpets laid
this week.
ESCAPING GAS BBINGS
¦DEATH TO AGED COUPLE
Archibald Morrison and His Wife
Asphyxiated in Their Home
¦'. ' and Son Finds Bodies.
• Archibald Morrison and his wife, an
aged couple, residing at 626 Capp street,
were asphyxiated Sunday night. Their life
less .bodies .were discovered yesterday
morning shortly before noon by their son.
Death, 4ns due to an accident.
At what time Mr. Morrison and his
wife retired no one knows. How the acci
dent happened Is also a mystery.
When Alexander F. Morrison,' son of
tho deceased, called at the residence yes
terday morning he received no response.
He Immediately forced an entrance to the
house, and detecting the odor of gas went
to the room 'occupied by his parents. En
tering he found the bodies of his father
and mother. Gas flowing from a stove tn
the room rendered the air almost stifling.
Upon' Investigation It was found that the
supply! pipe for a radiator was partly
open and had permitted the deadly gas to
escape. '
A physician was called and said that In
his opinion they had expired several hours
before.. Coroner Leland and Chief Dep
uty McCormlck made an Investigation
and came to the conclusion that death
was accidental. , i
Mr. Morrison was 84 years. of age and
hla wife 70. Two children survive them.
Alexander F. Morrison of this city and
Mrs. George M. Staples of Oregon.
Webster Makes a Gain.
The recount resulting from the contest
of the election of W. H. Langdon for Su
pt rlntendent of Schools ts still * on in
Judge. Hebbard'.s court. There were tour
precincts counted yesterday, the Ninth of
the;ThIrty>nrst. the Third of ¦ the Thir
tieth and /the First and Seventh of the
Twenty-eighth districts., One ; j hundred
and fifty of the votes cast on election day
in these* precincts were declared "no
vote," .while twenty-two were> reserved
for- decision. 'Of the votes thrown out
sixty were for Langdon and seventeen for
Webster, giving the j last named a net
gain of forty-three votes. Llvernash lost
two more votes than Kahn In the same
precincts.\ - - .-; ¦¦ -:^ ¦¦ /.'¦"•¦;: j • x \&}
Montana 'Bandits Bob Saloon.
RED LODGE. , Mont, Dec. 22.-Sheri(I
Potter V has received news that J. D.
Prim's saloon at Cody, Wyo.,, was held up
by bandits , to-day, ; who secured $400 in
cash and made their escape. . ,...;¦
THE SAN IBAKCieCO ."' CALL, VTUESDAY,^ DECEMBER 23, 1902/
When an American heiress refuses to
wed a nobleman It may be that, she con
siders .herself- a little too rich for his
blood.- :- * .'v - <
May be a habit of youra. Let us help
you ' along In your Christmas ¦ purchases
In stationery, leather goods, picture
frames,? mirrors and fancy goods. San
born. Vail, & Co., 741 Market street. Open
evenings. . .-.:.;.•¦ * ; v. !,,-.,•,,
Saving Your Dollars
Attacks Validity of Insanity. Law.
\ SAN JOSE, ; Dec. 22.-Attorriey M. A.
Archibald has produced a writ of habeas
corpus by which he hopes to secure the
release of Fred Fellz, held as Insane at
Agnews Hospital. - He alleges that the In
sanity law of 1897 is null and void In that
it permits i commitment ¦ without due , no
tice. The matter will be heard to-morrow
by Judge Hyland. . , ; '^_;- *"<
Labor ..Unions Lose Their Suit.
PORTLAND, Or., Dec. 22. —Judge
George, In an opinion rendered by him
self and Judge Fraser to-day,, held that
the Commissioners of the port of Port*
land are empowered to have a drydock
built where they, please. This leaves the
port of Portland free to proceed with the
construction of pontoons at Vancouver,
Wash., as originally planned. The suit
was brought by the labor unions of Port
land to enjoin further operations at Van
couver, Wash., on the ground that the
act authorizing the drydock required Its
construction in. Portland. i
said that the Princess had surrendered
herself to periods of nervous excitement
and that her eccentricities of deportment
had caused much concern to her suite ami
to some of her Austrian kinsfolk who
were staying in the castle with her. It Is
now believed that she was under surveil
lance, and that If this is true it. makes
. VIENNA. Dec. 21-The flight of the
Crown. PrinccKs of Saxony has caused
great excitement here. It Is reported that
Archduke Ferdinand, accompanied by one
of the' court' chamberlains, went to Gen
eva- whither It was supposed the Prln
<-eas\had fled, but, he failed .to. find :any
trace 'of her. Tho Princess* brother, the
Archduke Leopold Ferdinand, ,1s said to
he with her. , but, nothing can be ascer
tained, as to her whereabouts.
It Is officially explained that the Prin
cess' disappearance is' duo to mental de
rangement. There la 'little doubt, how*
ever, that It was caused. by domestic dis
cord, growing out of her husband's re
lations. with an actress of the Dresden
Court Theater. .It Is asserted here that
the Princess frequently threatened flight
on this account; and that she was In
censed with her* father, the Grand Duke
of Tuscany, for counseling her to for
give ' her husband.
It is ; rumored here to-night that the
Princess was accompanied by the French
tutor of her, children.
Domestic Discord Due to' Escapades
of the Crown Prince.
CAUSE OF THE FLIGHT.
At, dawn the- police officials of Salzburg
were notltU-d of the disappearance and in
quiries were "made throughout the whole
countryside, hut with' no tangible : result.
A number of what had seemed to be
traces 'of the Princess were'shown to be
without-- foundation, upon careful-exam
ination, by, the police. The. Inquiry by the
end of that day had extended to all parts
of the kingdom of Saxony, and on author*
lty from. Dresden, by tho end of the sec
ond /lay.- to, all of Kurope.
.The theory of. suicide wan suggested,
and a fruitless search for the * Princess'
body has: been made. Ponds and other
bodies of. water In the vicinity of the
cufttle have been draggud without result.
The -disappearance of the Princess
ilmibtlcxs ' will cause the circulation of
many Htorle*. . It .Is already related that
she sloped, but Inquiries made here have
brought out nothing to substantiate or
nii|'P«Tt tills statement. -
her disappearance the more extraordi
nary.
VAIN SEABCH FOB FUGITIVE.
The narrative of the events at Salzburg
during the night of December 11-12, as
•told in Drenden. Is that the Princess, who
appeared to be in an unusually tranquil
mood.' retired before 12 o'clock. Three
hours later, when a maid looked into the
roam, something In the appearance of the
bed prompted her to go closer .and ex
amine It. Instead of the Princess, the
maid- perceived, a dummy figure. She
awakened the ladles-ln-wattlng and the
Utter, with othor members' of the .Prin
cess' • it tt e, ' searched all \ tho neighboring
apartments, the entire castle, and finally
the grounds of the castle, for th# Prin
ces*, but no trace of the missing woman
w,is found.*
Continued From Page 1, Column 2.
CROWN PRINCE FRIEDERICH AUGUST OF SAXONY AND THE CROWN
PRINCESS LOUISE. DAUGHTER OF GRAND DUKE OF TUSCANY,
WHO HAS DESERTED HER HOME. HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
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four month* old. and with a good conscience I 8 ?^ 1 *' «. £ J£»U
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frcm kidney troubles Four members or my cases. Doctors recommend It to their pa*
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; different kidney diseases, with the same' good because they recognize In Swamp-Root
results..' * the greatest and most successful remedy.
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free by mall, postpaid, by which you may every bottle. - :
11 EDITORIAL NOTICE— If you have the slightest symptoms of kidney or :
bladder trouble, or if there is a trace of it in your family history, send at once to
Dr. Kilmer St Co.. Blnghamton. N. T.. who will gladly send you by mall, imme- - ; :
dlately, without cost to you. a sample bottle of Swamp-Root and a book contain- '* •
Ing many of the thousands upon thousands of testimonial letters received from .
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