San Francisco Chronicle from San Francisco, California • Page 16

MHs I i fid ft I I Bjus maxciBca iarjab ttkbax xtfavm ism mmmm STOE 0I rlifffi IPLAN FOR THE lArraiigements for Taking1 Possession of the Islands FORMAL CEREMONY AT THE CAPITAL PCBLIC GIVE XO OPPORTtXITV TO PARTICIPATE IS THE AFFAIR Aaae xatloa CImb Prvpimnt Set Aside and Friday Anpiit Twelfth the Day Chosen pedal Correspondence of the Chronicle HONOLULU August 11 The American flag wOl so Uff over the islands at noon to morrow Friday August 12th JU that hour the Republic of Hawaii will cease to exist The ceremony will be purely offlcial There will be a display of naval and military forces but lio popular participation in the ceremonies Aa outlined officially the programme Will be as follow Shortly after 11 eioek the sailors and marine of the Philadelphia and Mohican will be landed and marched to the Executive building grounds They will take their positions on the main avenue leading to the building facing the building and the1 platform which has been erected in Trent of It The National Guard of Hawaii representing the Hawaiian Government will be divided Into two I bodies one on each side of the Amer Jean troops and near the platform The i platform extends from the main steps leading Into the buildings out for twentytwenty five feet Upon this will be the offl iala participating In the ceremony the Clplomatlc and Consular corps the tnernbers of the Legislature and the invited guests At each end of the platform In a grass plot stakes have been driven to which fa ax been made fast the halyards used In raising and lowering the flags At the halyards at the right of the entrance to the building 111 be stationed a squad of the National Guard of Hawaii under command of the color ser Eant of the day At the halyards at other side of the steps will be a detail from the Philadelphia likewise in Charge of the color sergeant of the At noon President Dole will resign the sovereignty of the Republic to Minister Bewail representing the United States The Hawaiian flag will then be given the national salute of twenty one Suns The Government band will play Hawaii Ponol the Hawaiian nation 1 VI II Facsimile of the Official Invitation to tbe Ceremony of Raising the Flag Over Hawaii through its diplomatic and naral representatives California Volunteers Edward Charette hospital steward First Montana Volunteers Corporal Vance Pra It rehearses the steps taken in annex lng the islands and enters positive ob I ther Company Fourteenth Infan jectlon to the annexation of the islands hZ without reference to or obtaining the consent of the people of the Hawaiian islands A large number of royalists are leaving town some to ga to the Coast and others to the other islands In all these cases the reason given was health or rest or vacation But the exodus has been so marked that the reason accepted by the community is that they are leaving so as not tb be here when the Hawaiian flag is hauled down and the American flag raised DOLES POLITICAL Ills Expense Account for His Recent American Trip Is the Weapou Being Iaed Against Him HONOLULU August 11 President Doles political foes are making an interesting attack on him and are using as their principal weapon his expense account for his recent trip to the United States When Dole made a formal statement of his expenses to the Hawaiian Legislature this report showed simply a lump sum for transportation another lumn sum for hotef bills a kl anthem taps will be sounded and the I third for entertainment and a fourth of flag will be hauled down by the detail 500 contributed to the fund then being from the National Guard Minister raised in the United States for the Bewail will thn rni th wi benefit of the families of those killed in accepting the sovereignty and trans First South Dakota Volunteers George Fllley Fred Smith Orvllle Johnson Company I Fourteenth Infantry A Hatcher George Fowler volunteer signal corps Some of these are expected to be able to return to the Coast by the steamer leaving to day Private William Patton Company Fourteenth Infantry died of typhoid fever at the Queens Hospital on August 8th He was buried the next day with military honors from the Methodist Church He was a native of Missouri 22 years old The term of enlistment of Sergeant Powell Troop Fourth Cavalry expired while the troopships were here and as he received word at the same FOES ASSAIL HIM Jlme of a serious accident to his brother i In Oregon did not re enllst but will re turn to day Colonel Barber and Major Langfltt of the New York troops have been engaged nearly ever since they arrived here in looking for a location tor an Army post and garrison site for the garrison troops soon to arrive Several locations have been viewed and surveyed but no definite choice has yet been made Captain Lydlg of the Commissary Department has already advertised for bids for supplying fresh meat beef and mutton and other commissary supplies for the troops during their stay here First Lieutenant Lewis Griffith surgeon of the New York Regiment is to be chief surgeon of the new military hospital here which has been prepared under orders from General Merritt The hospital building has been completed and is ready for occupancy as soon as the necessary hospital corps arrives from San Francisco xer of the Islands At the bugle call the American flag will be raised by the detail from the Philadelphia The band of the Philadelphia will play the Star Epangiexl Banner and the national salute will be fired This will end the official ceremonies But the forces from the the war vessels will remain In position for a few moments The National Guard will the Maine disaster That the President had charged this sum against the Republic when It had been heralded in the American as well as the local papers that he personally contributed it created talk An editorial appeared in Doles personal organ on August 2d referring to the Maine contribution affair saying There appears to be a curious misapprehension on the part of many of President Doles friends regarding his contribution to the Maine relief fund last February while he was in Han tTancisco it is due march around to the other side of the entirely to the inaccurate statements ot buildlnr where thev will be nreented lne newspapers of the mainland that he Dunning wnere mey win De presented hftd made the contribution but without With the silk flag used by the battalion i specifying whether ft was a personal or from the United States steamship Bos ton at the time of the American protectorate in 1893 either by President pole In person or by Minister Cooper As representing him With this at their head they will march back to the front of the building and will then escort the marines and sailors to their ships Refund ng they will go at once to the drill shed where they will be mustered official act For this inaccurate statement he is not responsible The issue thus opened up by the President or his friends was eagerly seized by those who are not in political harmony with him and both In the newspapers and out of them the subject has been discussed as it never was before With the discussion has come a number of facts not before known in regard to the expense account Among several items of expense charged against the a coat and for having his silk hat ironed TWENTY FIVE SOLDIERS IN THE HOSPITALS Some to Return to the States at Once Three Deaths Since the Last Steamer Court Mar tlal Held HONOLULU August 11 A general court martial was held on the Penn sylvania while that vessel was in port i ne most serious case tried was here put a members of the National Guard funds of the Republic were items for pt Hawaii and be mustered in as United i underwear lengthening the sleeves of States National Guard forces While the presentation of the flag to the National Guard is being made at toe Bide of the building Minister Se wall will administer the oath of office to Chief Justice Judd who In turn will administer it to President Dole and those who are now members of his Cabinet There Is much dissatisfaction over the extreme formality and purely official character of the ceremony It had been the ardent wish of many of the Citisens to take part in them or to ba bermltted to hold public and popular fjcerclses Immediately following them and while the military and naval forces and the officials of the two Governments were there In fact great preparations tor this had been made But it was decided several days ago that this could be done Yesterday and this morning It was believed by the Annexation Club which has taken the lead In the matter that arrangements to carry out such a pro ajnrae could be made but late this afternoon It was officially decided that under the Instructions of President Mc Xlaley the troops could not be kept at th grounds after th official ceremony was concluded pdten LHluokalani has not in any way protested against tbe flag raising land It Is announced by her advisers that ae will not But several of the native Hawaiian patriotic societies have that of Private Morsn of Company A First Montana Volunteers for striking an officer inattention to duty and drunkenness The findings of the court were not published before the Pennsylvania left Private Isaac Strickland of Battery Third Artillery died of typhoid pneumonia July 27th and was buried with military honors the next day Stewart a marine on the United States steamer Mohican died of convulsions July 28th He formerly lived in San Jose Twenty five men were left In the hospitals by the fourth Manila expedition Sixteen are at the Red Cross Hospital and the remainder at the Queens Those at the Red Cross are William Russell Company FTwenr ty tfalrd Infantry 8 A Robert Cryan Company regiment US A Jesse Cook Company First South Marlon Dakota Volunteers Marion Stewart tilted I9 protest which was filed with teers Edward Beechwood Company Hie Government a few days ago This FFirst South Dakota Volunteers John pfetest recites the protest of the Queen OConnor Company First South Da sLaalnst the acts of the Provisional Gov i ol yumee vufi wn mmentinade to the President of the TJnltea States on the day ot her dethronement January 1893 It then Quotes Clevelands word In a message to Congress dated December If 189 as follows As 1 apprehend the situation we are brought lace to face with the following conditions The lawful Government ot Hawaii was overthrown without the inlawing of a sword the firing or a shot bTsrfocess Terr step of which may saf si fbe asserted is directly traceable to ar dependent Tor Us success upon th agency of the United States acting Moss signal corps A Whlttemore Company Fourteenth Infantry A Albert Houby Battery Third Artillery James Lavln Company Twenty third Infantry A WJ1 berfore Gloud Company Twenty third Infantry a A Martin Martin Company Fourteenth Infantry 8 Ar Charles Outten Company Fourteenth Infantry UB A Frank Stanley Battery Sixth Light Artll lery fluy Boynton Company A Thirteenth Minnesota Volunteers Lieutenant Hunt adjutant Fourteenth Infantry Uv8 Those at the Queens Hospital are William Fales Company A First LITTLE CHANGE IN GOVERNMENT EXPECTED Belief That the Present Officials of the Hawaiian Islands Will Remain In Their Positions HONOLULU August 11 Speculation has been rife here ever since the news of annexation was received as to what effect it would have on those in office The Chronicle correspondent is in a position to positively state that the following will be the form and personnel of the government of the islands immediately following the raising of the flag to morrow and the change of sovereignty which it signifies PresU dent Dole will remain at the head of the Government as the chief executive of the islands The Cabinet officers will all remain at the heads of the departments they now administer except the Miplster of Foreign Affairs Henry Cooper that office naturally coming to an end He will however remain at the head of the Department of Education so that he will remain in public life Minister Damon will remain at the head of the Finance Department Minister A King at the head of the Interior Department and Attorney General William Smith at the head of the Legal Department Minister Sewall will remain here as the representative of the State Department and the necessary intermediary between the Administration at Washington and the local Government here as the Hawaiian Government as a sovereignty has ceased to exist and the Minister of that sovereignty at Washington has been withdrawn The judicial officers and all others will remain as they are on taking the official oath as officers of the United States In short there will be no changes whatever except such as would naturally occur in the current administration of a government having the necessary number of officials that this has There have been persistent rumors that Attorney General Smith would retire i with the change of sovereignty ana that he would be succeeded by Paul Neumann who was the attorney for the ex Queen But there Is no truth in this rumor Attorney General Smith has been long In public life and Is recognized as a capable and efficient official Not only as Attorney General but as the head of the Health Department he has shown his capacity In the splendid administration of tbe leper settlement on Molokat and In the handling of epidemics and threatened epidemics In this city That he has a desire to retire from his present post tlon and devote his attention to his private business has been stated But until Congress acts and provides a definite form of government for the Islands he will Temaln In his present position It Is said in some quarters that when the Commissioners appointed by the President arrive here and the Commission Is organized thatiPresident Dole who onot tbe Commissioners will resign rb chief executive and will be succeeded by some one else probahjy Minister Sewall But that there if ny foundation for this cannot be learned Br hartna sealskin gsrpiraUi and furs of 1 kinds Altered by It Lltt Ox 133 CT Potf street prior to September 15th a saving of on half Us wlnttrharts for labor osa bsnad vurlor wflrsmnBt tat te very 1st styles JAPS PLAN A BIG STRIKE Labor Troubles Threaten on the Hawaiian Plantations BROWN MEN SAID TO BE ORGANIZING FORMISG UNIONS TO SECURE AN ADYAXCB III THEIR WAGES Attempt of tbe Sugar Growers to Import Urge Numbers of Oriental Workers to the Islands Special Correspondence of tbe Chronicle HONOLULU August 1L It Is stated on good authority that the Japanese laborers are organizing labor unions and that with the consummation of annexation the extension of the laws of theUnited States to Hawaii and the consequent abrogation of the laws authorising the penal enforcement ef labor contracts there will be a general demand for an Increase in pay the demand to be enforced by a general strike is necessary The plantation agents in this city deny that there is any truth in the story The Japanese consular representative however admits thaf there was a general movement among the Japanese laborers to form a union for the purpose of securing an advance in wages by a general strike He has advised them not to strike or create or provoke violence in any way and says that they have acquiesced In his advice This advice was accompanied by the statement that they had no legal right to strike or to refuse to continue their service according to the terms of their contract and that any violence would simply re llect discredit on the Japanese people and the Japanese Government and was bound to be unsuccessful The requests made of the Government for permits to Import contract laborers Just after pews of annexation was received here seemed to Indicate that the planters faared there might be trouble and wanted to forestall it by the introduction of so many laborers that no strike woujd be successful Permits to import about 8000 20 per cent or more of the whole Japanese population were asked for QUESTIONS RAISED BY ANNEXATION Jurisdiction of Conrts Involved Molokal Leper Settlement Also a Point of Dlfflenlty HONOLULU August 11 The annexation of the islands has already raised a number of questions some of which will probably have to go to the Supreme Court of the United States for flnal settlement On the first day of the Circuit Court held since the news of annexation reached here Senator Cecil Brown raised the question of the Jurisdiction of the court to sit in civil cases without commission from the President of the United States The point was urged that with a new sovereignty au tority from that sovereignty was required before a court could be held Judge Stanley ruled against the contention and made the ruling applicable to every case on the calendar with the right of everj attorney interested to take an exception Later the same point was raised In a criminal case where the defendant Is charged with murder The Court again sustained its Jurisdiction and the attorney fpr the defendant has sued out a writ of habeas corpus from the Supreme Court of the islands to test the question before that tribunal Another question that is likely to arise out of annexation which will be bitterly fought is in connection with the Leper settlement at Molokal Sending a person to the leper settlement Is equlva Itnt to imprisonment for life But the method of doing it in vogue ever since the settlement was started has been to send the persona there simply on the findings of the Government physicians approved by the Board of Health that the person Is a leper There are a number of persons there who claim that they are not lepers or were not when sent to the settlement They have made strenuous efforts to get away but as long as the Government physicians say they are lepers they have been obliged to remain Several of these have property or Influential friends and as soon as annexation is complete the laws of the United States are extended to these islands and the Tlnitd Stt courts are in operation it Is said appli cation wm oe maae Dy wnt or habeas rornus to test the rierht nf th mithnri ties to send them there except upon the Judgment of a Court that they are really lepers In the opinion of some lawyers annexation win lauicauy cnuige me method of sending supposed lepers there and that a trial in court of the question of whether persons are or are not lepers will be required under annexation CAPTAIN BLAINE IN MORE TROUBLE Falls Down a Flight of Stairs and Gets Whipped by an Irate Hasbantl In Honolulu HONOLULU August 1L Captain James Blaine has been the scandal of Honolulu since his arrival His first exploit was at the Pacific Club where he was entertained the night he landed here He drank more than was wise and fell down a Ion fllrht nf stsirV Everybody sunnosed he was killed nr seriously Injured but the special prov M4 yv Teavcuv trvKr urvoKtn men had again been bis friend and he sustained merely a few scratchee The second evenlmr alter his arrival Captain Blaine attended a hula Next to blm at the dance sat a half white and half Hawaiian lariv was nMl spectator a the dance Captain Blaine luuiuivtcdiuvu ujb cnracier 01 nv pests and was too familiar with the vj uww TTuvm wwTfM iuacEO nxr husband was in the room and resented Elaine however pate no attenlldn and his conduct became more offensive The husband squared himself oft and said Tour father helped to take from us our country and now you come here to take from us our wtves With that the Irate husband hit Blaine who was partially Intoxicated and knocked him down Major Diggies attempted to interfere In Blaines behalf and received the same treatment Soon afterward Blaine was Introduced to Princess Kalulanl and con ceived the brilliant Idea of giving a dinner to the Princess Mrs Heywood was not at home but the Consul kindly offered his house Captain Blaine depuUzed a lady to Invite the gnesU for him and sent invitations to ladles prominent in Hawaiian society whom he had not even met These ladles Indignantly declined HONOLULU ITEMS OF INTEBEST XOrtn Thurston to Conduct an Administration Papey HONOLULU August lL Lorin A Thurston formerly Hawaiian Minister at Washington and for a year and a halt past the representative of the Annexation Club at Washington has purchased a controlling Interest in the Pa clflo Commercial Advertiser the only morning dally paper here It will be conducted as an Administration paper Profeswr a Sedgwck a graduate of the University of California has been placed at the head of the manual training and agricultural experiment departments of Kamehameba School The Honolulu Cricket Club has received an invitation from the California Cricket Association to send a team to the Coast to play a series of games with the cricketers there The Invitation will probably be declined on account of the expense COUNTY TICKETS ARE NAMED Delegates to State Conventions Are Also Selected AUBURN August 20 The Republican County Convention held here today indorsed the platform adopted by the National Convention of 189 and ap roved the administration of President McKinley The following county ticket was nominated For 8herlff Charles Kenna Assemblyman Lardener Clerk Landls Recorder A Bllkejr Assessor John Adams District Attorney Wright Treasurer John ChUholm School Superintendent Smith Coroner Burns Surveyor Turen Supervisors Copp and Adams The following were choeen delegates to the State Convention Neff Powers Tuttle Barton William Nlrtiolls Llninger Turner Adams and Trtppett PASO ROBLES August 20 The Republican County Convention nominated the following officers for the county of San Luis Obispo Assemblyman John County Treasurer John Kel shaw Sheriff Steve Ballou District Attorney Palmer County Clerk John Wicher Recorder Fiedler Auditor Cherry Assessor Charles King Public Administrator A Loomls Tax Collector Sam Dwyer Superintendent of Schools A Parson Coroner Nlchohs The convention of the Democrats and Populists will be held at Paso Robles next month RAILROAD BtILDINO IN UTAH Incorporation of New Company to Conimroct Work at Once SALT LAKE Utah August 20 Articles of Incorporation of the Utah and Pacific Railroad were filed here to day The object of the corporation Is the building through the counties of Beaver and Iron to the western boundary line of Utah a distance of about seventyseventy five miles The amount of capital stock is fixed at JS260O0 Alfred McCune is president David Ecclas vice president William Hoge secretary and Charles Nibley treasurer These officers with Joseph Smith and Richard Mackintosh Robert Lund and Thomas Dee constitute the directorate Articles of incorporation of the Utah Construction Company were also filed with the County Clerk to day having for Its objects the construction and completion of corporate works private or public to contract for the construction and equipment of any line of railroad telegraph or telephone line within the State or extending from Utah through or into any other State or Territory of the United States AN ILLEGAL MARRIAGE NO BAR Decision Holding a Hnsband Liable for Support Notwithstanding SANTA CRUZ August 20 Judge Smith decided an Important case the first of its kind wherein the legislative act forbidding the marriage of divorced persons inside of one year was at Issue Nellie Palmtag sued William Palm tag of Watsonvllle for support the parties having been married at Reno Nev last year The plaintiff bad secured a divorce for her former husband a short time prior to the second marriage The defendant so the claim that the marriage was null and void in California as It was In conflict with the law and he therefore could not be compelled to render support The Court took tbe opposite view and awarded the plaintiff 30 a month for support The Court also ordered a transfer of property made by the defendant to his children set aside so that the plaintiff can be able to collect the sum awarded her FREE RURAL MAIL DELIVERY The Congressional Postal Committee Inspecting Its Workings SAN JOSE August 20 A partycon sistlng of Senator Charles Faulkner ot West Virginia Representative Moody and Congressman Loud of this district are here to day They are a sub committee on postofflces and post roads and are Inspecting the free rural mall delivery as established In the Campbell district The gentlemen are the guests of the Board of Trade and are being taken for a drive over the chief sections of the delivery system They are much pleased and say the ex periment here Is the most successful made In the United States They think Congress will greatly extend It throughout the thickly populated sections of the country Destructive Fire at Baker City BAKER CITY Or August 20 Fire this morning destroyed the McCord building and two other frame buildings together with the Rust Opera house The total loss on the buildings and various stocks of goods amounts to 122000 The insurance is about 17000 Rusts cold storage building partially de strayed is covered by insurance 1 11 iih Tho Corwin stt Santa Crws BANTA CRUZ August JO The United States steamship Corwin arrived In port to day on the way from San Diego where she has been guarding the harbor mines for two months She is bound for Hare island and leaves at noon tomorrow 1 i 1 sxTTHt pivpgurr rosing Has proved Itself to natural iavifbrator to ths roots Of the balri sires tons sad vitality to tba scalp sad la Ut tt rsmsdr knewaf or daa druff ucaia scant ana fining nair mcsos Sample snt free by Smith Bros yresoo Cat SHOlBMPC FRANK MCUE KILLED AT ANGELS CAMP MADE THE VICTIM OF A MAN WHO THOUGHT HE HAD BEEN BOBBED Mistaking a Bystander or a Man Wlh Whom Ue Had Quarreled Harry Moyje Drops Him With a Dullet 8pcUl Dispatch tqUsChrontcIs ANGELS CAMP August 20 This place was the scene of a cold blooded murder Thursday night About 1130 oclock a man named Harry Moyle shot to death a gambler named Frank McCue The unfortunate victim had not been a party to the trouble which resulted so disastrously for him while those who were quarreling and brought about the affray are uninjured Moyle bad been drinking during the day and was In the humor for what happened Hs entered the saloon of Bert Morgan about 9 oclock and advancing to where three men were playing poker produced 20 cents for checks but was told by Clark the dealer that he could not enter on that amount He then drew out a dollar and was permitted to enter the game Losing his stake he again Invested a doHar losing that also He tried once more and was ready for trouble when this dollar was lost Making remarks about being robbed he suddenly reached to the center of the table and grabbed what money was there Immediately a fre fight ensued Moyle coming oUt rather disfigured Moyle Imagined one of the men had taken bis purse with J60 Leaving the saloon he went down town but returned at 11 oclock in his shirt sleeves looking for trouble Entering the door of the saloon he approached the bar where his victim Frank McCue a quiet good natured fellow stood talking to Bert Morgan the proprietor of the Davey Crockett saloon Moyle Interrupted them saying I will get my 60 back or lose my life trying Thereupon he applied insulting remarks to McCue mistaking him in his excitement for the man Clark with whom he had fought McCue turned toward Moyle and received a pistol shot In the neck severing the Jugular vein He fell to the floor and died In a few minutes Constable Fonts was near at hand and Immediately disarmed Moyle and placed him under arrest Upon his person was found the money for which he had killed the man lying dead upon the floor Public feeling ran high and the officers learned It would be safer to take the prisoner during the night to San Andreas where he is now awaiting the result of ari Inquest to day McCue has people in the East and word has been sent to Columbus parentf tnlssed foouwr on th fU lng at the side of torashirr Adams and waadrownetL Though his fellow wdrlanen threw him a rope hs was unable to bold it having evidently been stunned bystrikinf taf sjd the ship aahsfeU i Boats from the naval vessels and others owned by workmen were sent out and efforts made t6rescae him but without success Several parties grappled for tbe body which was found about 7 oclock by at Claus Joseph Clavo and Jefferis andtaken to his noma In ValleJoC He leaves a father and mother and two brothers who are numbered among the best residents 1 ROUBLE FEARED IX YUCATAN Ilebel Indiana There Seem to Bo Plotting Outbreak MBBIOA Tucatap ilexJco August 20 The rebel Indians are taking extraordinary measures to prevent Information regarding their condition and state of military preparation reaching the whites Any Indian suspected of betraying tribal secrets is promptly executed Several persons who have tried to penetrate the wilderness where the Indians are most numerous hare not returned Among them were a number of Chinese traders and Turkish merchantsmerchants The Indians trade actively with the British colonists of Belixe but give them no information regarding their number and military strength Felipe At uhn was their chief has recently had to flee for his life with his family the Indians having Decome suspicious of his wishing to make peace It is probable the Government will undertake a vigorous campaign to bifng them under control THE BANKERS COXVESTIO Chicago Will Sena Big Delegation to Denver CHICAGO August 20 Chicago will send a large delegation to the twenty fourth annual convention of the American Bankers Association which opens in Denver Tuesday next Many of the Eastern delegates are expected in town to day and they together with the Chl cagoana will leave to nlgbt over the Chicago Burlington and Qulncy and the Chicago and Northwestern roads An elaborate programme of entertainment has been prepared Leaving Chicago to night the party will arrive In Omaha the next morning After a visit to the Exposition the party will then resume their Journey to Denver which place will be reached Monday morning The convention at which 300 delegates are expected to be present will last three days beginning Tuesday GERMAN EXPORTS DECREASE Big Falling Off In Shipments to the United Slates WASHINGTON August 20 Consul Mason at Frankfort Germany reports that the German exports to the Unite I States In seventeen large mercantile towns in that district have fallen off heavily within the last yean the exports for the year up to June 30th being 13102S501 as against ir7C23S83 for the year previous a decrease of J859S3S for the year ROUGH RIDER A FUGITIVE FELL FROM A SHIPS STAGING Unsaceessfal Effots to Save Joseph Harding From Drowning VALLEJO August 20 A fatal accident occurred at Mare island this afternoon when Joseph Harding a young plumber residing in Vallejo with his Private Seville Wanted on a Charge ot Marder NEW YORK August 20 A telegram from Kansas City asks for the arrest of Private Seville of Troop I of the Rough Riders who it is alleged murdered Miss Schumacher in Kansas City Mo In 1897 Before the receipt of the telegram Seville disappeared from the camp at Montauk point and be has not yet been found CATARRH CURED How This Disgusting and Dangerous Disease Poisons the System flow the Deadly Germs Destroy the Vital Organs Its juit as important from a health standpoint to cleanse the air passages of the head as it is to take a bath The catarrhal mucous discharges from the membranes ot the head are acrid pollution as dangerous as septic pds from a neglected wound These discharges drop down into the bronchial tubas the lungs and stomach destroy the air cells cane consumption and eat out the lining of the stomach the food is not digested but ferments Five Doctors Ail Specialists BstasHaked tweatv sU rears I Iperpratr4 mmier the laws of CaUferala fsr 82SOUOO Th Ums trltd acd sever failing treatment of the English and German Expert Specialists qutcklr destroys thM deadly inmi Their armthin bains and healing ells restore the membranes to a healthy condition while a thorough constitutional treatment tones op and relnrtforates the whole system DANGEROUS SYMPTOMS Is the nose stopped apt Doe your nose dlscharse the nose sore and tender Is there a dropping In the throat Is the throat dry in the mornings you sleep with the mouth open Hare you a eouirh Do you take eokl easily Have you pain In side Lk you raise frothy material Ih yon cough In the morning Do you spit up little ehceA lumps Do you feel you are growlig weaker Do Plot Defy Fate Heed These Warnings and Slap the Disease Before It Reaches the Lungs 500 A MONTH NO OTHER CHAIIGE ALIj MEDICINES FREE Thee are the terms of the Engtlah and Oermaa Expert Specialists The Doctors That Cure tor treating catarrh The Catarrh fcperiallst of tbe EnglUh and German Expert Specialists hare toag been noted for the rapid and permanent cures of Catarrh of the Head Nose and Threat If you have a symptom or the disease in a chronie stats you should get their advice at oace NO POISONOUS DRUGS Ths English and rmao Expert Specialists bars a largs and well stocked privaU laboratory A competent druggist fllU all prescriptions fopatluj of thetnstitutkin free of charge Ko minerals as daagervus drugs are ever dlspensodaothlaa but thl extracts at buds barks berries roots atrus lares and flowers being used Among the other ailments Cored br the English and German Expert Specialists are fas fallowing Urlghfi fDff arJ Diseases of the Bladder Urinary Organs Urtr jMeen Spine llowaU Heart Stomach Eyes Ear SklnajH iSerres also Impoverished Blood Blood Poison and Scrofula Catarrh TonsUitls Coasumpttoa Bronchitis Asthma and other Urns Troubles Tumors Deformities buonutlsTMelsa ehoty Paralysis Rapture Dysentery Prjpepsla Neuralgia Itheuniatlsm Stiff and Swollen Joints FemaU Cpmplalnta Including Ovarian Troubles Pilea Fistula Obesity Btag Worm Qoiter Tobaccsy Opium Cotuae and Uuo Habit Headache Erytelas Gout Tapsworra Wllmunees Dropsy GaU Stone Ecscma Freckles BlaatJeadsTcan cer eta aad Chronic Disessta generally The two surgeons who compose a part of tae staff perform an surgical operations when necessary Consultation Free Home Cures Tou can learn an about row physios oonditlon by eonwulttag the English aad Get man Expert Specialists It wul cost you absolutely nothing no matter whether too take treatment or not Toa eaaoot know toq much about yiwr ailmiot and It is nuYtedeed that such a combination of skilled physicians offers gtre free of easVge TusWaentS their long Tjars of study research and etpertenee we bi HOME CUREw rnEB BOOK Thousvids are cured at home ir 70a cannot visit the city or calLon a part pt the staff when they visit your town writs for private book Uor women a treaties est your disease symptom blaa and adTtesSSjSE and jeriaa Expert Specialists 73 1 AJl KET STREET tin Fraiicjsco Elevator Bnglisti 5fe uuutw ta tz 1 a dally Ereniags 8 Bunda rat tell 1.