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Newspaper Page TextTHlBjHn 3 . A PitifulfTrpdim a Salinas, Cal., ftp Journal Special BerWoe.J 4. i SALINAS, Cal., ! June Jft.-Mr, ;4" 4 Charles Islie I . raving maniac." 4 -e- and Tier seven-months-old , .intent , -f 4- Hf deafl from amtaonla polonln. Whni Mr. IeH. who Is slaugh- ferer'for butcher, returned to . 4 home In the outskirts-of the city 4 ' be 'found Ms-?wtM acting Wildly. 4 3he besought ' him t : save the -f babyiis some persons wSnfed to -f lilf ItV The child ira unconscious- 4 '4 aid remained so: till 4 midnight,. '4 4 when it died. The fumes of am- 4 v4 monia were apparent' On ; the ,4 4 child's neck was a large burn, , -4 4' If from a fiery liquid. 1 The hue'. 4 band say he believes that his write , 4, was frightened at someth!nrjnd 4 4 attempted v to crawl : tinder the 4- 4 house . With ,the baby, but In her : 4 excitement must have dropped It, -y-4 Seeing that: the infant -was uncon- 4" 4 scious from the fait, the mother 4 . 4 probably" became more excited and 4 -vsed the ammonia in her efforts to 4 '4 revive it. In' her trepidation she 4 ; spilled some of the contents of the 4 4 bottle on, the child's neck And the 4 4 rumes killed the child. -'4. tTt 4f -f f -ff-f "f-4 it ftt inmi n' 111 in ii.irrfi,ii.i.u, ; wy Leads' in ' the Contest . For a Place in the ; V South.yv - (Journal, Special Berries. ( V Tt . 1. , JACKSON. Miss., . June : JO.-rConsider-able interest Is being awakened lit the vote now being st t throughout i-t the - state to select 10 Mieidsslpplans whose portrait shalt Adorn the Hall of Fame . in the new million-dollar State House.. .' The Vote thus - far .Indicates that five who are likely to be- chosen are Jeffer . son Davis, L. Q. C 'Unar. Ii Z. George, Edward C Walthall and Sargent Smith Prentiss, while the other Ave will , come - from a list of not less than SO names that have been , entered, ' , 1 ,, (Journal Special Service.) ST. PAUL, June KX-Qoverno: Van Bant will have m walkover In the matter ; of securing a renominatlon at the .hands of the Bepubllcan state conyurtion to morrow, . and as little difficulty Is ex pected in filling the remaining places ,on the ticket the gathering bids fair to I a. harmonious - qne. Among the '. dele gates and other politicians already In the field considerable talk Is heard regarding . an indorsement' of ''president Roosevelt's reciprocity, poller; and the discuuilon of this matter may tend to liven up the pro ceedings on 1 the iConvnUon floor tomor row Sacred ; Chinese Tab ; lets Are Recovered . in Frisco. ' T: j. V (Journal Special Service.) 4-' SAN, FRANCJSCa June 30. .FlVftJmperlaljads seals of the 4 Chinese. , Government 'and ' ten ' 4 priceless .Jade sacred tablets from 4- the' Imperial, temple l at Pekln 4 have been seised here by customs 4 officials' at the transport 4 dock In 4 the baggage of Lieutenant Schoef- ' 4v fel. Ninth Infantry,. , ;; . Two other tablets were found In " 4 the possession of A. Hesse, who returned on the transport Sher- "4. man.-:- j . . .. .... 4-'""Bchoeffel " says , he "purchased 4 : them for 50 after the capture o 4 Pekln. -,., ( ; 4 - The Chinese tSovernmen t ntttrtA . 4 4 '4-4- 4- ..v large rewards for their" recovery. V4 " 4- Each tablet I (a history of the' 4 4- reign of one Emperor, and they 4 4- are of enormous' value, both In age 4 41 snd In sentiment, a ihey have -4 4 never been duplicated. ' " 4 4t444444t 4tt4 GREAT INFLUX OFlMMIGRANTS (Journal Boeclal Service NEW TORK,' June SO.-There la no truer Indication of national prosperity than the volume of Immigration. As the conditions of prosperity In f this oountry have become more and more pronounced surlng thejast few years there has bea a steady Increase in the number of" ln oilgrams.- ? Figures for the" fiscal year, tndlng today, at Ellis Island show" that dearly 800,009 aliens have landed at this port, the present inonth alone bringing more than $0,000 from the various coun tries of Europe.., noticeable fact, is the increane In the number of Italian am rata, due la ah probability to the unpre ;edented volume of railroad construction, a hich employs --large numbers of the ewcowers from King Victor domain, j mm iiiiiin m, , K i if t, t in RAQ TIME' OSTRACIZED White House Concerts Wiir Hereafter Bl6VrUtlr'A?iasiicalJ.,v!l'' Journal,, Special . Bervtee.) r$ .!, . WASHINGTON, June , . 80. No- .more Vag time" for tie While douse conoerte, exaept' possibly for encores, its the de cision, of Lieutenant Bantelman, J leader vi iub wrui uano. ; i nn announcement was- made after that flrt open-air con cert on the President's grounds, 'the pro gram of which, was noticeable for the absence of this popular class of music . Asjithe j Ma'rine ;; bandf Is .the : official band of the White House," said Lleuten-( a.nt Santelman, lt Jia in keeping .with j the organization's dignity, : and I brieve it Is- the purpose of tne authorities to No Rag Time The Leader of the Marine DantJ W.Ih ' Has Decldeu v, Bar 1 hla Popular Form of nusic Front Thoae Precincts. ' President Roosevelt's Taste Has Not Been Consulted. , have It a representative band in the ed ucation, of -the tastes 'of the people. Of course, I don't mean tlutt yog ti.ne" will never, be played, but it will not bn in cluded In the regular prog; dm ar.d will be given only for encores." WING' AND WING f.Tniiml finar-int Rrvlce.l BRIDGEPORT, Conn; June 30. h-tlf-dozeu crack American yarh-s are takhiK part in the trial races which 'ejrri off Black Rock Harbor todny, n u the crntt that proves: Itself the fastest .' the lot wUl have the honor of cmnii:tlu; for the Seawanhflka cup at Ln'-v3 St. l.onls. near Montreal, , next August. Thv ci.p is now held by the1 'Royal St. t-aw.'ence Yacht Club. The only Western li b r-l-. resented In "the trial races Is. ilij White Bear Yacht"iib of St. raul ,WAS MOON BLIND. , PHILADKIJPHIA, June SO. Flagman Durham of the Dudley . etattun at the Pennsylvania Railroad's C'ainilon onne district had just left tho. llughouse to flag an approaching' train, , when he saw a man sitting on the track apparently asleep. He hustied the stronger from the track Just as the train paused. The man refused to' give hi name. He was per fectly 30ber and said to the watchmnn: "I ' didn't ' know i. where 1 was sitting, 1 am a stranger here. When I visited the town was attacked "with ;'moon ibllnd" and couldn't see. i wandered after that, believing I jirouldireeeve ray sight." He was Aared; for, and, strange,, to state, when fheioon disappeared ha says he partly regained his sight and went on rejoicing. . ! ONE THOUSAND MILES ; : ON A WESTERN BRONCHO (Journal Bpeclal Service.) . ,. i ST. IX)U1S, June la.-GueeUf and et taches o"f the Planters:' hotel have won dered since Saturday as 'to the identity of a plctureeque individual, who gives bis name as William II. Jacobs, 19, of In dianapolis, lnd who is riding f horse box from Kit .Carson,, C"lo..to his home town on a.(tiager. " '-Dressed tike a cowbayxtendy.- wltb big leafher-belted -straw- hat, tight-fitting corduroy trousers, blue flannet shirt and fancy boots, young Jacobs has attracted Vonsidcrable attention' about the- Plant- era ' " , ' '! . Jacobs ays that several: well-known horsemen f Indianapolis contended that no horse cmtd make SS miles a day on Country roas for the distance ef 1000 miles. Jacobs says he took the'.opposite view and thaf Jie went fiver Into Western Kansas and af& $00 for a cow pony,, an exorbitant price, but the heme had A good teputatton." v ' ."'-' '- t 3r:- ''; I. "I ,went over to' Kit Carson., said , Jacobs, "and started upon my trip, fal lowing the Union Pacific Railroad. The first day of two convinced me that I had the wagcr won, and I claim to iva tin lit Willi l Of H IS .WORD MayfieldEI I ibt Kept-H is rromisetOiine ' (Journal Speclat Service.) NACOQDOCHE8, T.V' June ;30.May- field Elliott, a ung roan,, surrendered 1 Says Santelman. Plays In the White House QrOMfidi to 'the sheriff yesterday, "saying that he had shot and killed (3. C. McKlnney and serloualy wounded It. 3.' McCall, It Is said there had 4ien trouble, between the men for some .time, ' and Elliott had warned the others not to come ''I to his Yesterday morning Elliott unexpected ly came upon, -the two on' his land, and the shooting followed. " i J" SLEW SLEEPING WIFE AND1 BABY 5'vrw ,v ! f Journal. Speflal , Service.) , tUl'BEU Pel., June ).-Jacob Killenn young fajrraerjiivlng near.-f Viola,, killed: Jls.f wife and child. - -t . Klllen had been Jealous ot his wife -f -v- for. some time.. Last night ha left, 4- home. ReturtiUig' in the "morning, . f he took an i and,, creeping to. the -f f room where his i, wife , and child were sleoplngbeal.iniit th4r f brain, lie gave, Jilmswlf up and f was taken to Jull.. . ' POISONED : CANDY Journal. SmliiWi Servloe.r" WATE?.BrPtY. Cqr.n.. June SJ.-That pretty Clara McAlomifcy, 22, ia not' dead is due to the fact that ahe discovered that iodoforn was sprinkled on -a po Of candy whl?H had-been' delivered to hef from an unltnewn' source "by a boyV Ehe was tnken very llC but Is recovering;' Tho authorities have found "the bog was given to the nicfieiigw by two women The vlctUt'is a dry goods storo' clerk' best horse in the world. He has not tnly gone S5 miles a day, but has aver aged nearly alt the time about 60 nillest I era iue to reaeh Indianapolis July S. but wi;i , arrive there long before that time." . Jacobs ssye'thi cvw-pvny oe muatiing is a marvel for .enduranr, but they are treacherous. " t' .'r ' j . ,"I had been out ortly a tew days when Billy, mjr herserThre w me " over . a So foot -bluff Into"' a? creek 'and nearly' killed ms said Jacobs. ; , ''Then he Waited on top ef tt) bluff until I climbed up. In Kansas Cltv" -he bucked up the main Street ' for six Weki t : the sight of a troJ.ley car, jt was tft first one" he ever saw. , The town turned out lo witnegf our arrival,, and, we carina vty nar bng ar rested. I named my, horse Silly I?8ly, after the . Ropubllcatt gubernatorial can didate of Kansas. The next day, Billy kicked Bit on the knee and laid me up." .s Jacobjt -rsletg JnanyY stirring adven tures. Once he snd P1")" were 'caught in a halt Mertn at night k4 VF almost VAf$& to death. .The horse ran ii Miles, Jacobs declares."- Another time he fell in - with a mmits. f "Khtlng cowboyg and JiwwwJy escaped a. . .w v , , , j ' : j, VviS'; GAVE-HIM 'AWAY- 1 . ant ! Disguised as a Wo man Is Detected and Will rl'fv- BeK Deported. ; f -r (Journal Soeelal Service.) A NEW' YORK. -June 80. Otlllle" Cast naugle, who' came' to this country a few okys ago ln 'the' hop' of getting employ Jnent as a' woman . servant, is a man,, and, Dow' awaits -deportation at Sills Ishd. f'iOtlHle,",:wfll be' sent home as a man not because be was folind to be one,: but because ha was likely to become a public I charge, He says be did not knowingly deceive.. His parents had always dreswd 1 1 N KING ALBERT of SAXONY. , A fine old man who always showed many ' attentions to Americans visiting Dresden . King Albert had been' on t the throne nearly thirty years, and had no son to succeed him. ' His , death which occurred re cently had been "anticipated as he had been suffering from an incurable disease, cancer. ' , . ' him as a girl and treated him as a daughter. He was (aught to do house' keeping, and later found work as a Wo man. servant in Saxony: "While washing dishes and' scrubbing floor. In his native place, a woman -employed In the same household left Saxony ?f of Philadelphia. She secured a good place, and "Ottllie" decelded to -follow her, ' , ' J, 'OtUlle" almost passed the rigid scru tiny of the government offjclals without arouslr.gBuepictoi). ytlllie" wore a small shawl. oy hjs. head ii he waited 'by tbe ofUcials... Hut when.hej was taken before the board of special inquiry the palm of his haml.s and -his fingers aroused the eus. ptclon thut h was a man and the medi cal staff waH asked to set all suHpiclons at rest. The officials cu away the sup posed woman's line blonde hair which was Worn long and carefully dressed, and to further prevent deception' dressed the intending immigrant In his 'proper attire. A FEARFUL!. FATE- Narrowly Escaped by Two Young UiFls of INoagales. . . (Journal Special Service.) EL PABO, Tes , iwt) SO.-B, I Heret and lienors Herst hftv been hurried to the Lincoln Jail to, avoid being lynched Ind to there a watt tho haxt grand Jury, i They are charged with enudlng cway two :5-year-oId girls, ' dn lighters of Miles ilay and J. Dalton, prominent 'oitlxeMs ' of Nosales, i. M., to sell them to remote mining camps. Tne girls ; were rescued from a -eellar -after -48 honrs' 'Imprison ment by a sympatnetltf and ngry mob. GORGEOUS CIGAR SIGN (Journal. Bpeclal Service) ', - , WASHINGTON June 80. Those loiter ing near the White House about twi light the other ii Iglit-beheld, one, of the most peculiar processions that ever form ed at the national capital.'' ' The pageant came along Seventeenth; street- toward the avenue ond moved. Witt all 'the solemnity of ft funeral cortege. First was tl.fc President astride ftls far vorite Blelstetn. . , ty vi 't't It had been a showery afternoon and both horses and . rider-, seemed out of spirits, and presented, a rather i ruffled appearance." About 10 feet -behind cam General Wood, with- hie plumage, equally disarrayed. Then there was the orderly, shoring the effects of hard riding and me arencsimg rain, t r ' About f9 paces ftr ihese was a gor geous inalvldual clad in crimson and gold end, mounted oa a magnificent Whit charger.1- .?&&&&a'e&&M$dL- Seen earlier in the day It was plain that this ybuth bore aloft the advertise ment . of a popular 'cigar, but the twl- light CyvtfPi tfitsj vulgar details, and to the' passerby he shewed Ilk ' ft great warrior bsfore whom Prlnc Hsnry . and mm MinisteKGowhidecl a Judge He Had I'- tnticisea. ! -.'OfT "f &TM (Journal Speciai;.:8etce.?(l:;:li':f'' RICHMOND, Va.. June JO -Rev. C. H. Crawford.' president of . the Anti-Saloon j t A' League of Virginia, was assaulted and cowhlded by Judge Clarence J. Camp bell of Amherst today. '- The - minister criticised the Judge for the local-option decision, and was taken from here under gruard to answer a charge of contempt. Cowhlding is a penitentiary offense In Virginia. The affair caused intense ex citement. Judge Campbell Is a member of the Legislature and tbe constitutional convention. ' , - - -y INDIFFERENT , : TO HIS FATE (Journal Special Service.) -ST. . HELENS. June , 2& August Schieve, the murderer of Joseph Shul ku'skl will be banged at noon Wednes day, July 2. Sheriff R, S. Hatton has al ready ' Issued invitations. Schieve ap pears stolidly Indifferent to his fate. He was baptised 'vijednesday night by Rev. Lew Dsvles of the Methodist Episcopal Church, 1 no iii or mi (Journal Special Sorvlce.) , " SALEM, June W. Governor Qeer says that, Jt. Is too early to Call the special seeslon of the legislature. ? 'I am con sidering the matter in all Its phases ," Said the Oovecnor, "b4t there is no -need I of haste In actlng.'U - ' FOLLOWED ;PRESIDENf other big guns who had been taken rid ln .by the "President, looked like tin Ksotdlers. - , ' Aiier tne decorated horseman came a string of bicycles, and then the Inevit able' line of email blacjt boy and others whQt thought there was "something' do lng." The President,' totally Unconscious of hjs following, turned into vthe west gate ef the White House with General Wood, wh the orderly dose behind htm, f (V fs i " h J 1 h ' JThe crimson warrior rode gaily tip nd starte lo go In, but . was stopped by the watchman. - II protested ? The crowd in. creased and some shouting began;' ; The President- looked around, and, seeing the cmm&tion, rode back t the gat to In. Ouire. -,,-...' , . i m wna tne cigar youtn weientty rp. 1 sistlhg on his rights nl all the available pplloe tryin to keep the crowd out. The watchman ;:expl8ined.:hati the J people thought the foreign youth was a ptinee who had gone riaing with the President j-Oeneral Wood -Joined ? m s party, -and there was lottf tsughtee, while th Cigar yuta i red .away, and the - crowd dis persed, wuch disgusted. . , , ts r iiiiBiii!) ... f1-;' r-i ' ' ( a . .- -. - . ... .. .. - . neniieAHifEfOB-rAifj:; How to Make a Marvelo'usly Perfect Complexidri Und BestorpjyouthfUl Looks.. HOW TO REMOVE PIM PLES, FRECKLES, MOTH, BBOWMI PATCH ES, BLACKH EADS, 01 LIN ESS AND ALL DE-j t FECTS Ahrkf'-, FROM THE i srw n imiiii i. in ii in There is nothing more beanttfol than the banian face with its vivacious ceaBtenanoa' lis sparkling eye, Mepleaeaat smile and pertt symmetry. ' nui ue orewnmg giory o me lace is a .Mot the qoMtUw Is auoh a ompiexloa be attained ? " V ' . , ?:t 1 v- ' " ' " . In this wonderfully pnwresilve age of art, literature and tclmc; of the steam eMtae, the ; Wtghty 'oaonoa, the eleewia sootos, tM wiieleM telegimpU and the ponderous tabrtcBeXiua' " BMalaesi whll.Ual Ulmixaalblet i k . r , . . By a careful study of the nature and texture of the skin, end a thorough reiefereb. m the realm, of ehemUtry and eoapsunding of Ingredients, a remedy has been at last ptriested that WUlaooomplUh tbeae results, s - ,' - . , a.-.' w. -. - .(Thta remedy 1, tm. A. Bappert', Face lamrXr.WrT 1 - WHAT r ACK LKACH Is.Vae Bleach la not a eoemetle to cover op, but It abie ' : rately remoTe, enoe and forever alt the discoloration, and blemishes to which the complexion . is subject. I can positively guarantee every woman It will do all I claim. Its aetioa on th akin cannot fmU to remove every defect It's a well-known fact that the bkwd tn OKterte - eleaaaalweMisooustantif' thsowlag ofl its Imparities through tlie pores of the skin ; now if the poree are not kept open, the fsa purities of the blood cannot escape, but collect below ths ,r KJUS, K:ZKMA, ACNE AMD NUMEROUi ACTIQUOFfACS BLEACH- Mam a nugnetioal sofion, which aUracts and dmwt to the lurfaoe the Impurities which hateeol leoted under the skin; and, secondly, chemical action which removes by scaling off (in the 4 form of a fine dandruff) the suriaee of the outer, diseased or dead eutiele, lea vlug the Under skin beautiful, youthful-looking and delicately tinted by nature clear, smooth and perfect: This method is perfeotly harmless to the most delicate skin, as It hnrmonisse with the laws of hygiene '.- and nature, the two factors which we must adhere to and. follow, 11 we with to permanently Im prove our personal etraranr: ' .-i. .. -?'....., - ...-. ,. . THOtJSAMlS BNKFfTKD. ThoutsnAs of patrnnt, who were annoyed and veied with most miserable complexions,, have been .delighted With the grand improvement ifadame Kuppert's race Bleach baa produced in their skins. Many complexion, covered with pimples, freckles and eesematout eruptions (itching, burning aud auuoying) bare been changed to , bright, beautiful skins, and the improvements made In their looks were simply marvelous. . , There Is scarcely a defect to which the complexion is heir which will not succumb to this won derful remedy. Premature wrinkles and lines those Inroads of beauty are quickly effaced, and those muddy, disSgurinr, sallow. Jaundiced skins are quickly transformed into olear, . wholesome one by its use. Flabby skins which also mark the ravage of time become firm , and smooth after a few application. skin trouble which have baffled th most skilful pby- sician bave been removed and cured promptly, and many have exnrassed, personally and by - tetter, their heartfelt and profoandext thanks for this wonderful Fsee Bleach. - 7 , . r A positive guarantee I given if Face Bleach is used according to the new special directions, which are furnished with each order, that it will remove every discoloration and Impurity from your complex ton." - ...,.;..,..: All oi Mm. A. Euppert's world renowned preparatlous are sold by us at reduced prices, i - t j . ; Jr'j j U -' . " ( - ' Olds Wort man & Kinq . ; SOLE AGENTS. ' ' The, Brightest Newspaper FOR ALL THE NEWS FOR. ALL THE PEOPLE FOR ALL TIME CITY, per carriers r ' y: $3,00 MAIL I t r'fr - JOURNAL - 3A9 Yanhfll Street. . PbomK Ore, WANTED HER BAD , .i. ... i- (Journal Bpeclal Service.) . , LANCASTER. Pa.. June 80,-Rev. a C. Burt, a-Methodist minister of Quarry. vine, .was caught- attempting to elop with Anple Bbenk,'. a young girl of th same town., When upbraided- byth 'girl's father, Burt declared he would have .her at any 'cost 'He, refused to leave the house and wa forcibly ejected. Burt was arrested for disorderly eonduot, He has a wife snd two children In Phil adelphia, but claims "his marriage is 11- WICHITA, Kan., JTune 0.-James VUl son is going to sueJ Uncle "Bam for tlO.OOO damages,' the amount, of balm- needed to mend hie ' broken ' heart,'' Ho " secured a license at ! Wlnfleld" to manry ' Hiss "Ada N. Smithr the lloens to be - mailed 4o Cherokee. The Heense was properly malt ed, but took six Bays to be delivered.- tn tbe meantime Mis Smith became tired ot waiting, accused her . prospective hubby J ot deception ana left Bins.'-. .i, f 5UC5 H ICLt 5A11 r irr Hi . ''v. i" ', . W ' A. V.: FACE, NECK AND ARUa ,t- ':,vtar.,'-n' noiau ooispiezion wun its UTCiT slow, mm Tooth nil OTHER 8KLN DIbKASES AND DIBCOLORATtOfia. Faue Bleach has this twofold aatlnniflrat. It ha READS '- 10 Cents Weekly. Year or $ 1 .00 for 4 Months Printing Co; Mala 500; CoL r05. ? PORTLAND III lllil Nine Men Have Taken iTheirOwh Livesln V-'i'Two Months; y. v (Journal Speclat ServIee.Jt : ,f '1 -;' ' KERIDEN, Conn.. June 30- The sulcldt of Kalmaa Levstone made the ninth self inflicted death In this city In two month i There have also been two uasuccasful at- .. tempts at suicide-. It becomes more an more evident that a suicide club exist ' Levstone wss a Hebrew jnerchant here , He first attempted to km .' has ' wit bl asphyxiation, and leaving her for. deed. ns urinr wiwwhj vtviti, . . - . I Th new directory - lust'-issued ' hv tht . THE. . IK III) Columbia Telephone Company shows thai eompany to be growtng. . t . ; 4 : Subscriptions recevted for. Tbe Journal ,v" at any ef B. B. 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