The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, September 23, 1899, Page 1

The il SAN FRANCISCO SATURI?AY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1899. PRICE FIVE CENTS, STATE OFFICER UNDER FIRE OF ACCUSATION Dr. F. F. Tebbets Is Charged With a Serious Offense. A Scandal in the State Board of Dental Examiners Which the Governor Sought to Suppress. cial D ch to The Call. - - - P ® . g * - + * . E . - “ - + * ® & . ¢ * b4 + + ® ® . ® 3 : 2% . - s 3 - ® - & 1] - B L T e e 2 . . by i <4 @ R d : © © . : 4 . - @+ eieied PP SRS DU SOND DD MDD SPNIPOSD WD SOV ] DR. F. F. TEBBETS, THE ACCUSED DENTAL EXAMINER. N .. would be t wish ernor’s wo ew wi UNSATISFACTORY WITNESS. nd through tene- house les and back to Ramapo water. rand, the chief engineer of the Ramapo Company the first witness of the day. He declined to produce the maps and the documents E within t u pu ho migk positions of State Dental Examiners an| D portunity to traffic in dental dipiomas. | of the company. Mr. Moss, the attorney y permits wide discretion to the|of ~the committee, called s ‘a8 the following extract will| Dutcher of the Ramapo Comp: stand. He sustained the pos d by the chief engineer w: Any and all persons so de- 7 ar before said d at an th some lively comments with reference to the! -dge names of the stockholders of .the ekill in dental surgery, i if the exami- [ Ramapo Company wer furnished to the S tion of any such person or persons | investigating committee, the general pub- O ove satisfactory to said board the | lic would naturally be suspicious of "tae origin and the dlsposition of the stock. - NEW CASES OF FEVER. | Thirty-Eight Additional Cases and Five Deaths of Yellow Jack. rs shail issue to such 1 to possess the hfi-rléfic!lb— to that Board of persons as they requisite qualifications a in accordance w! this act. Sald board atisfactory diplomas dental college when ] i ] @ racter of such institution upon the| gmy WEST, Fla., Sept. 2—The new r furnisbing evi Hsfactory 10| cases of yellow fever number thirty-eight and the deaths five. Three of those who and shall issue certificates to that effect o ate [ certifi- | died were children. within ten days thereafter. All certifi- l 1 of Dental Engineer of Ramapo Company Re-| "f:”flm Ilr)r fuses to Produce Maps. : : NEW YO E Mazet in- .| vestigati v moved in a that he was unable | circle. with the Ramapo day, but will Bithe AMERICANS IN TRANSVAAL APPEAL FOR PROTECTION In the Event of Hostilities They Are Afraid of Being Impressed Into the Service of the Boers. | B o e e e S ALL HEADQUARTERS, WEL- | LINGTON HOTEL, WASHING- been adopted. The Secretary of State for War, the Marquis of Lansdowne, and the First Lord of the Adm +4 | | TON, Sept. 22.—The State De- CAPE TOWN, Sept. 22.—Writ- a iy ralty, | nt to-day received the fol- te friend here. v iiaon e ized the fol e s v S o the War Office. g cablegram from ynsul ger sald: s Many rumors are current regarding will become ment are and graver, a peaceful settl will be attained.” In the Cape House of Assem- bly to-day, discu m Pretoria: ttee of American citizens has to forward you the follow- But they are vague and con- One news agency annou | diate and decisive action ha not been decided upon. he Transvaal constitution as follows: = Totlam tion of volun V. P Later in the day various rumors were | SeE i said he +|still current regarding the Cabin x ok to see-a force meeting, but the following, : | established. nglish and Pall Mail Gazette publishes to be correct: “The comparative short duration of the council w the coanclusion that nothing of e was d. ve to be t the Dutch will unite for the de- fense of the colo independent of ir The Berk AR R S e T R R T S R SR o o g R R R O e o o o AR A R o 2 nabitaxts | ¥ reported, wi ril T0 st ot row from King Wi TA = ) Eox o L KE POSSESSION public, in defe apparent OF DELAGOA BAY fon of rev dent Steyn’s spec — { of the Raad y day. s ing ALLAHABAD, British India, Sept. Tcdseld o L L0044+ 44444+ 4|22 The Ploneer to-day prints a dis- appear imminert, patch saying negotiations been m n will be destro Strong | Government has de to convene | concluded by Great Britain for taking tion st be made xt month. possession of Delagoa Bay November 1. = in order to protec correspondent of | BOMBAY, Sept. 22— The : PEs Swmexice 3 B It is asserted | of the Nineteenth Hussars and cavalry S b anding exists in |staff have sailed for the The S O B Colony Govern- ¢ost of transport: the con- = oment, declare | tingent to South Africa is es ted {INSTRUCTIONS SENT TO " ot SIR ALFRED MILNER ard bitterly of . 3 he arrogance of the fi ey LONDON, -Sept. 23.—The ' Govern- a3 British boys of 15 i AL on the lists of the com KRUGER AND STEYN IN TELEGRAPHIC CONFERENCE MEETING OF BRITISH CABINET COUNCIL vesterday. (Friday) a th the C: d that the m LONDON, Sent | was held to-day, A larg ng dtreet € Minister Secretary of d Sept in ence with President arding the about K teleg steps will corps to Steyn tt situation, army S A , but preparations of a = A o R P s al kind will continue quietly for ¢ wa_:nh» n li z.h Raad of ‘,h” Oranga cers Bull L The Cabinet meeting ended at 2:40| = n;m ,P,TS local Dane: L N | . cheered as| Mans, Frenchmen, Hollanders and ARt nim Office. | Americans have offered their services unity now | Noth g the ac- | to Commandant General Joubert in the event of hostilities. The e council o’clock last evening. taining President St s reply to Sir Alfred Milner, the British High Com- ner in South Africa, was loudiy cheered. A large order for horses has bssn ecutive sat until 5 A telegram con- given in the Orange Free State. The ! {flpld cornet vy that in the event of )¢ | mobilization 4000 men will be available % | at Pretoria $ | It is reported that an experiment at ! Zuurfont ith a locally manufac- ¢ ite gun resulted in the gun | 2 | ugh no one was injured. ¢ | A greenbook has been issued contain- | Ing the report of State Attorney Smuts ® | to the ernment on the pourparlers s between himself and the British diplo- & matic agent, Mr. Conyngham Gre o leading to conditional five ¢ tranch Smuts o that t pS private « { that b ents should é mally decide about the offer and its 2 3 ceptance before the offer should b formally subm also contend . that the exact draft of the offer was B wired to t dritish High Commi P sioner, Sir Alfred Milner, and that th 3 | imperial Government sent a dispatch to 3 which the latter interpreted 1 t hac $ i made about 1ty h 3 would never have made > but wouid have probabl . accepted @ L that he ? the new would be allowed . 5~o-M—G—ofi-&—@—o—@—‘«%’—@—0—@—0—@4—@—*«‘:}«5%—@—0—@4—@—0—@-0—@'%.. DR. LOUIS T. CRANZ, WHO CHARGES HIS ASSOCIATE. d Al- e of GERMAN ARMY PLANS ‘ WERE SOLD IN FRANCE | Captain Dreyfus Remains Quietly at | Carpentras, Refusing to See | Any Visitors. | ULISSES HEUREAUX CHILD SWALLOWS WILL OPPOSE JIMENES A HORNED TOAD Has Organized n_Body of Several ! Reptile Was Finally Resmoved From Hundred Troops Near the Hay- the Baby’s Stomach Without | n Border. Injury to Either. | | SAN DOMINGO, Sept. 22.—Uly Heu-| SAN DIEGO Sept ~An teen-| BERLIN, Sept. 22—It is officially ad- of the late President Id Indian child near. Morena | mitted that army mobilization pt tolen . has organized a bod other day was given a quantity | by Sergeant Schlosser in Wurzberg, Ba only ate all the ed toad three | —'-é’{’é“ ) n length. The child’s mother saw | R being = , % 5 & n s | Dreyfus arrived ' here evening. of the the reptile as it was wriggling “to get| nymper of visitors c but C: ut before s 4 slipped down o ay from the you could reach the ba Dreyfus refused to see had met his children, here tc OTTOW. prop who are to arrive a candi- Max Regis, ths | former Mas A and a notorious | | Jew-Daiter, during the night left the villa temper of the people would hat the election will he he present t ndi | € 4 ar s s a mr,.,fi struggle. The former Govern-| but it did not go into convulsions | just outside of the town In which he and | B T A itrong hold upon the people, | like a white baby would have done. He |a party of adherents had been barricaded | | ment has o o larity of some mem. | remained consclous and let a miner fill | for some days, fearing arrest by the Gov- | Qesptts e e hen are dissatisfied at not | him full of emetics, The horned toad | ernment. He is sald to have gone on | itk anvay | finally came out of the boy’s mouth, and | board a boat bound for Spain. Eight of T & neither the child nor the horned toad was | his companions were arrested. the worse for the incident. The truth of | the story is vouched for by officers of the nd and Town Company, who have just irned from Morena. - Big Steamer Launched. NEW YORK, Sept. 22—The newly built steamer Lorraine of the Campagnie Gen- erale Transatlantique was launched at | St. Nazalre, France, vesterday afternoon with great success. The Lorraine is 12,000 tons register and 2500 horsepower. The company is about to build a sister ship | to be called the Savoie of the same ton- | nage. They will ply between Havre and New York. SUCCESSFUL TEST OF A SUBMARINE BOAT GREENPORT, N. Y., Sept. 22.—The submarine torpedo boat Holland made a remarkably good showing during the practice run to-day in Little Peconic Bay. The new diving apparatus for operating the steering engines worked successfully, the boat getting under water and completely out of sight in quick time. The trial was in sending the boat over a mile course submerged, at the end of which it came to the sur- face and the torpedo was discharged from the tube. The run under the wa- ter was made i{n about ten minutes, and the torpcdo was successfully dis- charged from’' thé tube, but, owing to what is thought ‘to have Deen a disar- rangement of some of the mechanism, the torpedo, instead of taking a straight course, took a downward turn and the volume of muddy water sent up showed that it struck the bottom GOOD CLAIMS IN OMINECA. | | —_— | Miners in the District Are All Doing | Well. ‘ VICTORIA, B. C., Sept. 22—There ar- rived in this city to-day a little group of from the Omineca mining district far north of British Columbia. In ere T. R. Moore, manager of ony Mining Company of Santa .. G. W. Otterson of the pany, a syndicate of Ha- . Hall of- the Hudson Bay miners | in the the party the St. Anth | Barbara, C: | Delora wallans. and H ‘ompar Copte. who brought out $1900 in gold, says that extensive preparations are be- ing made for this winter's work on Man- | son, Slate, Evans and Germansen creeks. | The Santa Barbara company is putting in | a ditch seven miles Tong at a cost of 3$50,- | g00. An Ottawa company IS putting works | in worth $100,000. A French company has | $40,000 worth of machinery all ready for | work. They will'have a steam shovel in | use this winter.: Al the properties are | paying rich returns on Evans Creek. The | Bafita Barbara company’s men ara tak ing out an ounce each per day shoveling into the sluices. On Lost Creek, which runs into Mansen, Charles McKinnon. of Chicago is doing well. He has taken out a number of nuggets, the largest of which i Com el el Missionary Shoots Himself. VANCOUVER, B. C., Sept. 2.—Rev. F. J. H. Bennett, Presbyterian missionary at Ainsworth, accidentally shot himself on Thursday and dled to-day. He was hunt- high up on a mountain. and slipped off a cliff. e gun was discharged, blow- ing off his arm. ceased came to Ains- worth from St. Catherines, Ont. o Chief of Staff Dead. PARIS, Sept. 22—General Brault, who succeeded General Renouard as chief of éh:dseneml staff on November 4, 1898, is e: is valued at $69. GOLD LESS VALUABLE THAN THE HERRIN NAME Kruttschnitt and the Lawyer in a Game That Failed. Attempt to Force an Agent to Make Them a Present of $100,000 Insurance on Their Lives. ILLIAM F. HERRIN, with qne | on the brink of political nd his side partner - s fell through and there is trouble the air. Whe obitvion D 1h whio .18 d Herrin, b “Kkillingly”’ economical in for the balance ended to g gement of the Southern Pacifie Com A HEh B e o Jife | read over the com catened with a suit by a life | 2000 GO 0T Lo . who would not take the Ry Al o of the good nsurance poli- to Herrin and agent that name on h! eivi T taiked e Southe t could nc was not going to he hi e fact tha He dema to take as told t treatment man a agent suffer for undere of the Herrin diated h due, but tried i the money that paid on- the polic d. to outr from the m: ing the nitt not only rep a ago James B. Marvin, rep- s sulphurous fumes that ng the Mutual rve Fund Life t t A q:r;rlx of New York, learned arose from the - v:g'r}].-: Kruttschnitt had suddenly reached 3 gm0 conclusion that his and that it was at your for al- placed a figure on it ng w agents in ke rance ted on the Southern Pa- 's manager and placed be- cific Compan fore him a scheme of life insurance t o . Kruttschnitt said wi p)larvm been looking for almost since the day of | return of his birth. It suited him precisely, said | retired in d he to Marvin, and he ordered a $0,000 Herrin h Kru itt and told P V- f of the first year's pre- | bim of the utter fol of such great men, mitim, a sum over $1000, was paid when application was signed, and the bal- an for which Kruttschnitt gave his < note, was to fall d when the policy | the spot to beat Herrin a d from the home office of the in- | "r’f&ihff(daé:n;\'fq .ura company in the East So far | p,, aid originall everything was lov T Tiotoht v Kruttschnitt w so tickled over the price, he i uck that he let Herrin Herrin figured tha nd valuable as nd to prove bargain he had st secr f the general m sed t that ¢ it he prop vas not viio cculd get him Marvin was sent for and wi eiated to learn that Herrin de h up in t ol ce company would bring alf of the t he did not give his A verbal promise t aid one-h wren the policy ar was all that Her- rin would give, Mar little skep- ~al about Wi ¥ doing bu = filed a ir's suave W s threw m T 5 i and he conciuded to risk it. Sub- | threatenec Qevelopments showed that Herrin | Work the vin placed proposed to keep pace in the amount of insuran . but that it was his in » general manager rt of getting life The scheme by sccomplished was pu Herrin, and it w that it miscarri een Herrin in the same mi r the political m railroad throws out his c vets at his own likenes 1 have worked out acc h Herrin But Agent vin | and if by s through a magnify- | posed to pay that reason Herrin's | them. n: render of the poli- uttsehni attent ident ot which is Kr hi for MURDER COMMITTED ON A THEATER STAGE Julia Morrison of the “Mr. Plaster of Paris” Company Shoots Man- ager Frank Leiden. CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., Sept. 22.—Julia Morrison, leading lady of the “Mr. Plaster of Paris” farce comedy company, shot and killed Frank Lei- den, stage manager and leading man of the company, at 8 o'clock to-night at.the City Opera-house on the stage, just before the curtain rose for the perfermance to begin. Three shots were fired at close range by the woman, all taking effect in Leiden’s head. He sank to the floor and was dead in a few minutes. The woman was arrested and taken to the city jail. A Cor- oner’s jnquest was held, at which it was developed that trouble had ex- isted between Leider and Miss Morrison and to-day she slapped him. It appears that they quarreled over the woman’s alleged bad acting. Leiden accusing her of being an amateur. The woman claims that Leiden repeated- ly insulted her, that he had made improper proposals to her, and in self- defense she shot him. The verdict of the Coroner’'s fury was to the effect that the murder was premeditated and wholly unjustifiable. The woman claims to be from New Orleans, and a man with the company, named James, she claims as her husband. James has been arrested as the instigator of the crime. The sympathies of the entire company are with the murdered man. its members claiming that the killing was unjustifiable and that the woman is an amateur and got into the company by misrepresentation. The com- pany has been on the road three weeks and has been unusually successful. He said: “I am very much pleased with the exhibitibn and am convinced W. R. Eckert, consulting engineer for | the boat can easily do all that is the Standard Electric Company of Cal- |claimed for it. I would ratker be in the ifornia, and also of the Union Iron | Holland when under water than in the Works of San Franciscd, inspected the | engine or fire room of any of the fast vessel and examined the machinery |torpedo boats. I consider her ab- while she was running under water. |solutely safe.” about” fitty feet from the bow of the boat.