19(i^ TTIE-SAN; FRANCISCO t)ALL;' OCTObM 5, 5 SETTLES DISPUTE ABOUT GOVERNMENT REPORTS TURBINE ENGINES FOR • V HOSPITAL SHIP COMMAND EXCITE COTTON MARKET U. S. DREADNOUGHTS BILLIEBURKE IS ' FOREIGN PULITZER'S BROTHER COMMITS SUICIDE Attorney General Submits Opin- Under; Heavy Realizing: Quota- Secretary of Navy and Admiral CAPTUREOF SACRED CITYMAYCREATE HOLY WAR ion toISecretary ,of>Navy tions Recede Cone Make Decision - • govern- v .WASHINGTON,^ Oct.,;4.-^-The. secre- \u25a0 NEW YORK.-Oct.' 4.—Two WASHINGTON. Oct. 4.—Both the new- HIT : > importance to:the cot- American- Dreadnoughts r26,000 tons EMPHATIC EXECUTIONS OF REVOLUTIONISTS IS RESUMED tary/of Hhe navyjhas "rauthority, "in the ment (reports :of of opinion^of? Attorney »General JVVlcker-; ton'trade were issued "from "Washing- displacement," for which contracts were sham,~to assign; a medical officer, not ton ";today, causing » a' very, active and recently, awarded, willbe equipped with "Love Watches" Is Light, below'thegrade of surgeon.'to the com-^ excited market and great .Irregularity Parsons turbine engines.. • mand -of \u25a0a^naval,?hospitali ship. , in prices. ; . ;This decision was reached at a con- 'v - 3Vl«yer expression 'by'the attorney gen- ,;The report- -'census bureau. ference" today between- Secretary Frothy Comedy, f iThis ; of the Cone.; but Proves eral' hasv come to" Secretary! Meyer In! showinsr 2.s26,SSS bates of cotton ginned and 'Admiral chief of'the bureau CAPTURE OF Pulitzer, yards docks, just re- PULITZER'SBROTHER for of and .who' SACRED Albert response to a -request ;for anV opinion to September 2S."agalnst 2,390.6?9 has" Entertaioing ;the as to thei.legality of such a move. the same .'period .last" year, accounted turned to United States from an. '_ Itwa3 made* in view o£> expected the finances market 1during extensive tour of European ship, yards. Dead by . the for of the ' Torjc ship OwnHand commissioning hospital > ship the Vniornlijß.. when December cotton The New builtlins com- -Vot".the pany, ' . CITY STIRS MOORS COMMITS SUICIDE Solace, which has :for some* time been' sold' at 13.51c: and March at? 13.60c. or which will construct the Ar- ago Company Supporting the Pretty fitting out at the Charleston navy yard, 16 to 20 points above Saturday's clos- kansas, was notified .some', time and, would be installed. De- for.which;Admiral'Rixey. the chief ing :prices: that turbines of of; surgery, realizing the mar- cisiqn as to the motive\powerfor tho Star Is Excellent in the ;and Then Shoots the bureau. medicine' and' Under tremendous Tribes in Henterland Flock to Drinks Poison wasvabdut to.Vask for the detail of ket lost much of its previous advance. '"Wyoming, to be constructed by the Roles a commandirg. officer.. Cramps was postponed , temporarily, Smaller Join, RiffLeader in War Himself in Hotel in WlekershanVs .opinion will preclude but Secretary Meyer and his associates THE favorably the possibiUty of a revival \u25a0of the con- PRESENTATION TO today. decided, for the Parsons Vienna / troversy- over, turbine.', feeling satisfied," as Secretary Against Spaniards 'the commandof hospital BATTLESHIP MINNESOTA ,lt,;that ship's .witnessed about two years ago, Meyer expressed this. would be 1 more advantageous the government OF CHARACTERS when .President Roosevelt' .'sided iwith .to Mßixey.»; the -proposed; combination of tur- In Gladys Adaptation of Morocco, VIENNA, Oct. 4.—Albert Pulitzer, a Admiral in the assignment of $10/)00 Silver. Service*and. Stand than Unfer's MELILLA. Oct. 4.—Fifteen j Stokes bines and. reciprocating:, engines, which PCASTR. it Flera and G. if Cailla.r«t'a Comedy, of Joseph Pulitzer, publisher Medical Officer" ito the command -VC>^;of hundred Moors appeared yesterday on brother of the .hospital Iship Relief, as against Colors From State had been insistently-urged by some of Watches'' heights Minier-Liaxa, York World, committed sui- the, naval officials. v ;\u25a0, -; "Love the of Mount but of the New •'' the wishes- ofi line of the navy: NEW YORK, Oct. 4.—A $10,000 silver the they were dispersed by Spanish cide in this city yesterday. and a stand of colors were Steel the service DEATH Plo3HXS— Petaluma. Oct. «.— Const Andre de Jurigny Verson. artillery. that he made doubly sure EANCHER ELECTEOCTTTED— rhoenIx. Oct. 4. presented to the battleship Minnesota, CALLS Ernest Lawford It'is evident John R. Doss died tod*y.«t.the age of 72. He Ern«tt Aurarde No further information has been re- poison Charles > A.. Chambers, a young rancher heretbday. The silver was the gift of # death, for he swallowed \u25a0 llTinc The Abbe Merlin Frank Martin of first oast Mesa City, was electrocuted name warship was born In Hancock county. Illinois. Hu ceived here the of of- jnf ; at noon the state whose the bears of outcome the then, standing in front of a mirror, . today br a current on,the wires: of 80 mile - • M. Doss, and four Men*. Ctrteret SUaley Dark fensive movements undertaken Sunday and the and the flags- came from Minnesota leaves a widow. Amanda sent a .through his right temple. transmission line between Roosevelt dam and Doss, and Germain Ernest Cosurt by General Marina. bullet the <-ity ofPUwnis. -He pole school children, each child having given sons, J. A.. H."F..'A. B. and H. R. Early yesterday,: morning \u25a0 Pulitzer • had climbed a ;; Francois George Gaul Natives coming into Melilla report to look out for lost 'horsos.' \u25a0\u25a0"\u25a0\u25a0<,*' 1 cent for the purpose. four daughters, all married. dismissed his attendants and asked to Chauffe«r PaUy McCoy that the capture by the Spaniards of time, Doctor Zeluan, Riffs, be left alone. Some later Jacqueline Billte Burke the sacred city of the IPollak, been Maude Odell has aroused the tribes in "Hinterland, who had attendins.Pulitz- Lucie de Morfoclaine er, to his usual' visit and Juvirny Meek who are flocking to join Harka, the called make Marquise de Ka.te !found him lyingdead on the floor." Charlotte Bernier . Muriel Ashwynn© Riff leader. Pulitzer, who, had'"suffered a nervous Baronets de St.—Ermin Isabel West Declaration of War breakdown, was greatly depressed over Her daughters MADRID.Oct. 4.—The extension of the the failure of his physicians to benefit Christine Mildred Barrett of operations in Africa him. .' Annie Bradley field to which Solance .. government is now by Laura, the committed Founded Morning Journal Hose Clement the dispatch of reinforcements to Gen- Louise Karrianna Thurber Marina, commander, '\u25a0'- NEW YORK, Oct. 4.—Albert Pulitzer eral the Spanish York Morn- is further complicated by the possibil- was the founder of the New ity of regular of war be- ing Journal. He. had spent most of his a declaration , two WALTER ANTHONY tween Morocco and Spain. time in Europe since 1895 until • years ago, when he came to New York i Saucy, impetuous, beautiful Billie While the cortes is closed it becomes and announced his intention of starting is Van Ness theater again, the duty of the council of state to project Burke at the authorize unforeseen expenditures, and a newspaper in this city.: The this time as a star. Last time we saw put into effect and lie returned rumors are atloat today of dissen- was not , •li«r she was merely John Drew's lead- sions in the council. ,It is understood to Europe. Ing woman in "My VTife," and nearly the military party, the influence of which is growing, now insists that Novelist split evenly with the veteran in the the military iClashed With honors production which the efforts and sacrifices in of the sar- Africa must be compensated by the Albert Pulitzer^achieved considerable torial and serene John headed. This permanent occupation fame while on a recent visit to" San time the star; the be- of the Moroccan Francisco, that Miss Billie is coast between Cape Tres Forcas and last March. He said witching luminary around which an en- he came to write his memoirs in the Tetuan. sunshine, tire constellation of lesser lights have King REVOLUTIONISTS IN quiet California but his ac- Alfonso is disposed to sym- •their orbits. And Miss Billie sheds the tions so Callfornians that he pathize with the claims of the militar- amused ' Kieater light, for she has a role which ists, but an left. : . v in all its essentials is herself, staged. unexpected obstacle has appetite, Pulitzer arisen in the council, where four A man of voracious In willful, jealous, headstrong Jacque- the astonished the Fairmont hotel, where provided liberals who have been opposing the SPAIN ARE SHOT Miss Burke finds herself caDling his Vien- line. campaign InMorocco as a military ad- he was stopping,' by with a character which precisely na physician to discover whether or de- venture have been Joined by another matches those qualities which her liberal, creating a tie. not the doctor would permit him to lightfullypiquant person suggests. Trials and Executions in Barce- eat horseradish. The answer was in The play is as light and immaterial Holy War Preached the affirmative, but it cost the editor as a curl from Billie Burkes splendid- OUDJA, Morocco, — $40 in cable fees— which he paid cheer- ly tinted hair; it is as frothy the Oct. 4. The na- lona Are Resinned oy Gov- ' as tives report that a holy war is being fully. \u25a0'."" champagne she drinks in the second preached everywhere Pulitzer's -last eccentric act was an -act. \rhen to "get even" with her hus- in east Morocco ernment Officials Atherton, the greets 25,000 / against the Spanish encounter with Gertrude school children to of a book- and that several tiand'she flies the arms of leading novelist, in the Mount Tamalpais tav- worm and tries to bring herself to the the. tribes will send heavy gone there to reinforcements to aid the Riffians.