The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, December 8, 1899, Page 2

(] THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, o 1859, HONESTY OF BELLS ACTIONS QUESTIONED Attorney Anderson Insinuates That He Is Working to Become Attorney for Buchangn. N ceie @ ’ . . - pe e e e coc _eoe®e%0g, . + . ¢ ¢ P @ ¢ ° : ¢ °, 1 0 @ T ®%8000n0000°7 "¢ DR. A. M. GARDDMER OF NAPA ASYLUM. b¢ ) § . @+ ieieie R S ] | that mak a 1 as r Mfinement, Attention Con X Nay ejapséd wit r £ wiens of . re 1 k ) h a8 had was & e rge since i janan is X, olent ward .of ling a_communicatiar " a apa City. He consid ¥ B 3 nsane, but admit 1 i wed of recovery e be- b . ed; ¥ at Buchanan could not ' « i Hatch - ply S . ] 1 nd that D 1 « iination witness sald that b w S history previous to his m CAUCUS COMMITTEE NAMED. te the adoption of the : % which in terms depri SH1 N 7.—8 1 ring the pende was n. n0unced the tive Green i b the .adoution o ition. the Hous 1 k of respect, adjourr SESSION OF THE HOUSE. - ASKS MILLIONS FOR THE CANAL SHINGTON, Dec Representative f Towa reintroduced in the ay his bill of the last Congress $140.000,000 for the const: ragua canal.” Represent 1 of New York reintroduced calping bill. il Confirmed by the Senate. WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.—The Senate, in executive slon to-day, confirmed the following appointments: Joseph W. Fifer of Illinols, to be Com. epburn ot's appointment being the first ted on by the Senate during the present The Preside t to-day sent to the Se upervisors — Site of 0ld Roman Theat 1 Cable t e skin clean Pea To keep the is to er. Dee. Paris Comm}; 1ns 10 be Loui m de Vieux 1) has ordered er the site of ntary evidence proves this en the site of the Roman theate e riptions of the theater exeretions frcm it off; the skin takes to care of itself i ide, if not blocked outside FLiid Upshaw Extradited. PHOENIX, Ariz, Dec. 7.—Governor Murphy to-day granted requisition papers for the extradition of Bud Upshaw, want- ed in Tom Green County, Texas, for the urder of J. N. Power, committed in Sep- er, 18%. Upshaw was indicted at the To wash it often and clean, without doing any sort of violence' to it, re- quires a most gentle soap, - > fo! bhad fled and his whereabouts was un- known until two weeks ago, when he was located and arrested at Globe. - a soap with no free al- kal 1 it. Pears’, Died in Prison. SAN QUENTIN PRISON, Dec. 7. 1 | —Dan- ug, a conviet who had ed six of a long term for a burglary com- in Yuba County, died to-day of n. His brother, John Long, is a ncher of Madison County, Ne- fel | mi | n: wea bra | the clears but not soap that excoriates. ————— To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money 1f 1t fails to cure. E. W. Grove's signature is on each dox. c. All sorts of stores sell it, especially druggists; all sorts of people use it. ¢ May term of the court, but he | ROBERTS POWERFUL Declares He Is Being Kept Out of Congress on a Charge on Which He Could Not Be Arrested. ASHINGTON, Dec. 7.—Brigham | x lo deny this statement by saytog that in H. Roberts of Utah, who was|! E ted inthe ap, not allowed to be s inas @ | ot S ot tepresentative In Congress o rt in Utah evidences the fact :;\Pplngl‘?ll\-” has lssued an ad- wer from Utah pleaded gullty to | 1 to the American people. It contains | & misdemean r In the year isii—ten years ago ess to the lcar o fgis o L e n:’urh that was said by Roberts on the | jical aisat ‘, *reated by that wrdson, ioner of Interstate Commerce; Fred- ck W. Wines of liilnols, to be assistant ector of the ce: | Secretary ¢ 1 evel wel 3 4 St ps floor of the House and by \%n rdson. | event v Bl who opposed the resolution of { Ohio. After reviewing the facts and pro- ceedings resulting in the appointment o committee, he 5 The member from Uta fhice qualifications of her m all. And. under - admission of Utah, I juce any court record ime since the wed tte to take al tence of the presentatives sworn in on the pre- ce of prima facie P Imitted to mem- p. I deny t of the House of Rep- atives to tself into a Justice or a misdemeanor al- pitted, in order to find 1f 1 were gul d—even flagra uld not even kb the here ty y 1 ask th L what that may ! By s strife | the it is it considered under the high' political law. The constitution gives the members of d passion. e minority in the House may | Congress Immunity from arrest for misdemean- midable aminosity I8 08 O ficant | ors e Lreach of the peace, and yet, for ol S L lemeanor for which I could not migority, or even blotted out o attendance in the House, or b=Tha Tey ot the House Ing 1o or from it, 1 am deprived of the ke the oath of office; my final right 15 in jeopardy; the people of one of States are denled representation shall suit the purposes of the t huve it 80, and the expressed wiil ple of a State is In danger of being this appeal to the American people? len is threatened to the safe- r liberties. ecause the right of majority in one of the sover- he Union is being denied. Be- uards of the rights and Itber- dual of the States are be- wn and many of your Repre- es are too cowardly to even make a ainst such proceedings, because they anzer their chances for hey voted against the high- sures now taking place. that the Representative from Utah id fust now there is against a wave of popular sentiment, hood, chiefly by the charge broken her compact with the ates In the matter of polygamy: that ntemplate the revival of polyga wrriages; that the seating of Utah's nresentative would be regarded by her Mor- population as on indorsement of polygamy and would be a 1 e to the American home. I\ honor as a Representative from the Ut an in whom the nfidence, both non- ns, 1 solemnly deny true. The only en in the & ave not deserted rled years -ago, previous nt the poly question jovernment of the United States f Utah by which polykamous are forever prohibited, in u penalty affixed by con: al provision, and the whele made un- C. Porter, a news- r correspondent, and Albert Edholm, METHODISTS CELEBRATE JUBILEE | & ding jeweler, In the latter's store, A GOLDEN Edbolm was seriously wounded in the = face. He says Porter shot him, but Por- B Was | €7 insists that a hole under (lu-! eve was i Totestan Tmon s ade by the hammer of a revolver w! The HLAUE wl dmits having struck Edholm. Preached in Santa Clara Valley Tifty Years Ago. he released on $1000 arrested and oe. 7.~ s -centennial - tabliohment of Methodism in| SHERIFF TOO JOCULAR. a Clara Count celebrated 3 ‘nmllithi ]:nxul' \:.n.lX prominent churchmen | Smyley’s Execution I_)ellyed on Ac- all over the State On I count of the Wording of Invi- cember 7, 1848 Rev Anthony TR preached the first Prc PHOENTX, Ariz., Dec 3 Ban e S et ley, under sentence to be hanged at Hol- wher Clara streets now th of Methodism h a_chaparral t of First and Santa Since then the brook to-morrow for the murder of Peter McSwe has been granted a reprieve ne; been phenomewal and its members in the | of thirty days by Governor Murphy. In valley can be counted by the thousands. | hg proclamation the Governor states that and every town or settlement h are strong reasons why the exe- church cutfon should-be delayed.” The services commemoratir Leve The main reason, though, why it has opened in the Methodist Church | yeon” gelaved is revulsion of _sentiment this afternoo the conduct of Sheriff Wattron ly decorated. T 1jo County, who has sent out in- form of a_jubf the missicn s to the execution, which he says cletles of that church. 3 5 days. | Will be conducted according to the “lat- The ¢ lion 18 to continue four davs. | cst art of strangulation,” and he further pal da ere e @ nd rec s to make Smyley's working ful as possible.” d to be a rebuke to E of flippancy calculated cloud the grity and solemnity of judi- cial proceedings in Arizona. - CAPTAIN MARSTON ILL. Champion Football Player of His Weight on the Coast. ht. In the afterno old people are to have “sunrise soclety’ will jzed; this society consists First Church who are 5 years of age; it is found that “about seventy such members; al years of_life is over 4000; the sst mernber 1s 84, and the average a tea will be given the “Sunri by the Epworth League on fterncon at 5:30. nf] n Saturda day a y there will be addrosses by| WOODLAND, Dec. 7.—Captain Jack Rev. Elihu Anthony. the father of Meth-| Marston of the Bohemian Club, the pre- | dism in this county, who now lives at|mier football plaver of his weight dn Cali- gy e g ey Roi | foraia, is ill with inflammation ‘of the LAl sy e (g P b Tav: | howels and typhold fever and there is but Mr. Buchanan and possit hop Tay e ishe for s ‘Fecovery. e Thy: » closing exercises will be a grand | Sicians say the fever had already taken omeert e chorae ot Tty Smerarand | hold of him on Thanksgiving day when In Orchestra. of thirty-five pleces from the @ game with the hitherto invincible Chico University of th mals he plaved such a remarkable LAy ot n Kking the longest run of the sea- 5o 5 SEATTLE, Wa UNION BANK SU'TS. f of enant J ates ( sion party Lie Argument in the Three Cases Before Judge Hyland: 1va R SE, Dee. 7.—The three suits of At ) betwe ac s agalnst stockholders of the and Tanana Herron's Union Savings Bank were argued before m_and no word re- | Ju Hyland this morning, and testi- Blmysinps. 5 mony taken of Edward Halsey, referee o figure up amounts of int ind prin- Omaha Jeweler Shot. fn-‘i; Ane ol tifts. lnr “:. suit of Childs OMAHA, Nebr., Dec. 7.—In an against Bdith Ayer, the total amount due Tall and Stout. “Cadet.” Short and Stout. Extra Lo We fit t There is no trick or secret about it. any retall hous: can afford to carry. little variety of fabrics and styles. wholesalers we must carry an assortment that contains something for everybody. RETAILING (In San Francisco and Suburbs On'y) At One Profit on Manufacturer’s Cost. sion from the high | arrested for | he hard repealable without the consent of, the Ur.flltvi States and the consent of the peopte of Utah 'ven continuing the relations formed befor i | this settlement of the question, though their | disruption was nelt! abling act, of the er demandéd by the en- nor. cantemplated In the provisions te constitution, are under the law a r and punishable; but it_has not ded as necessary, sifcy; to prosecute people for this of- d niéither by the Republican party nor by demands has the existence of such relations been considered a bar to political preferment until the political and religious enemies of the Present . Representative from Utah thought Proper to urge them against him. But such men have been elected to offices of high honor in the State of Utah, and others against whom such charges were made by affidavit were ap- pointed to Federal offices in the State, not- | withstanding such objections were urged against them. T submit 10 you the question whether it le worth while for your Represenfatives in the lower House of Congress to break down the | safeguards which protect both the rights of in- dividuals and the rights of the States, which course menaces representative government in the State itself. I ask If it is worth whlle to ¢ edure involving dangers herein to reach one man charged with a misdemeanor under the laws of his own | State and which is in the of the law an offense o slight that under rights guaranteed to him and his constituents he could not be ar- rested for it while in attendance upon his du- ties in Congress, American citizens, it i3 a “Mormon" who Is the object of the popular clamor to-day: may it not be the Catholic or the Methodist' or the freethinker to-morrow? 1f the rights of ths Representative from Utah and of his Statc cannot be safeguarded by the provisions of the constitution and the laws from the frenzy of popular fury, set on fire by falsehood and di; tortion, what guarantee have we that any one's Tights are eecure? And is it true that this mob law by indirection is to reach within what ehould be the sacred precincts of the House of Representatives itself? I shall do all I can to maintain my rights, and, indirectly, yours to under the constitution. 1 stand alone save fi very few who gave me their very guarde ort by voting agalnst the monstrous pr ng that prevents me from taking the oatk of office. T am without a dollar at my com- mand, except the salary attached to my offic with Which to fight the battle now pending be- fore the speclal committee. I am without lesal counsel oxcept for the kindly suggestions of here and there a word from a lawyer, acquaint- ance or friend, and, indeed, £0 now, for my case is so firmly rooted in just- ice that It needs but a plain statement of the facts and a fair application of the law to the in order to muke my right to my seat apparent. And 1 want the condition here mentioned to stand as a refutation of the sensational charges that have been made about the Mormon church standing behind me, with any amount of money for legal counrel, and the maintenance of a lobby in Washington. But it is with those, in the present state of public sentiment, that so- phistry and special pleading adroitly put m. be accepted for the law, and many of Representatives, influenced by the fear have of your disapproval of your acts, vote agatnst what are rights in the case. 1 know not whether or Jose, whether fus untenance pr set forth, In ord your they may clearly the constitutional 'r in this fight 1 ehall win ce shall triumph or mal- ice bear down justice; but I shall have this satistaction if I fall:’ that when future ilis grow out of this high-handed measure now b ing enacted I did what I could to prevent them. B. H. ROBERTS, depositors 1s $1 7,972 40 W. Childs against Eif: .'T‘m;mm {he sult of Brit verill, 18483, This ma 4 total of $416 535 53 due the :h‘[!( bl"\;\r'grund This Is a shaving of nearly $75.000 trom the total sum sued for, and is made by ropping some accounts which had been made null by the statute of limitations. — - - CONGRESS TO INVESTIGATE. in the suit of C. ton against Clark Captain 0. M. Carter. WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.—There 1s to be a Congressfonal Investigation of the case of Captain Carter. Representative De. vg]rn!ffr-nrold of Texas has prepared a res- olutd an early d ay, calling upon the Secretary of War an o a0l the d Attorney General for all the facts in the celebrated case of the ca taln, who s~ now languishing in (I [l‘(unrdlhfiunn :llt Governors Island, prepara- ory to passing five years in the military prison at Fort Leavenworth, 4 —_—— McDANIEL'S TRIAL. Day Spent in Sq}xnbbllng Over Petty Legal Points. PORTI.ANID, Dec. 7.—In the McDanfel murder trial to-d squally sfon. d;«\‘rlnpcd. most of the time being occu- pled in squabbling over petty points aW. Miss Nickritz was on (hol witness- stand most of the forenoon. She identl. fled McDaniel as the man she had seen with the Fitch girl ve: s girl on the evening of the there was rather a —_—— SAMUEL GOMPERS INJURED, In a Very Critical Condition at His Home in Washington. WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.—Samuel Gom- pers, president of the American Feders tlon of Labor, is seriously ill at his home In this city s a result of a collision with a street car and a fall from his bicyel It is feared he was hurt Internally Bl Will Go to Bakersfield. WOODLAND, Dec. 7.—Miss Mattie | Fisher, one of the two Woodland young | women admitted by the Supreme Court to practice In all the courts of the State, has accepted an excellent business offer | and will locate in Bakersfleld. | .23 2 Directors Elected. CLOVERDALE, Dec. 7.—The Cloverdale night. o8 | Citrus Fair Assoclation met last One hundred and eighty-four shares of | stock were represented out of a total of Extra Size. =to-fit ng. It simply requires a larger assortment of special sizes than Even whan they hav2 a fair assortment of sizes they can offer but it is not a mattar of Intention, but of ability. ~As manufacturers and 121-1238 Sansome St., NEAR PINE. OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS. to morals or | I prefer it to be | beth Angus, $135- | Will Look Into the Famous Case of | Nothing material was | of | rents $30; | oox63:9. | east Noe; cottage of 5 rooms; | w BUILDINGS WRECKED BY FATAL EXPLOSION @ _ POTTSTOWN, Pa., Dec. T.—The powder works of James S. Miller, near @ Sumnytown, were completely wrecked by an expiosion to-day, and three B B e el G hees Rt T are: b @ WILLIAM BAER, superintendent of the works o P ALLEN SCHNEICK. > 8 JOHN SCHWAGER. 3 |18 Frank Schaeffer was probably fatally Injured. There were two explo- [ sions, the first occurring in the glazing bufiding. The gther explosion fol- 38 lowed within thirty seconds, and the entire five bulldings which comprised O | the works were demolisbed. | @ONRORONOIOC DNONONON OO N ONON ORI e ORIONON { 338. Directors were elected as follows: , revoiver Sam Lee a restaurant Willlam Sink, Gordon Cameron. Willlam | has a bullet through hie Caldwell. George Baer and John Field. | lose the limb. He say Reports were filed showing the prosperous | whom he P condition of the company. The outlook Keys r Wh for the fair this year IS very good. the € ————— Shot Himself. STOCKTON, Deec. 7.—As a result of an attempt o collect a board bill with a ADVERTISEMENTS. £ | PHILIPPOS OHANESSIAN OF ARMENIA Has Brought a Direct FINE ANTIQUE TURKISH Rugs, Carpets, Kilims, Ete., Consigned to Us to Sell WITHOUT RESERVE, AT AUCTION, THIS DAY, Dec. 8 at 2 POSITIVELY FOR ONE WE 117 SUTTER Opposite Nathan & Doarma: s on view to-morrow. Cata A. W. 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South line county road, 356 feet east of Oliver st.; ot §9x197. EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO., 835 Market street. feet south indiscretions Wards of? lLasanit Tosist on ha Fower & Failing Nemor. tion: Cures when ailothamn siher. o e crsed’n 0 por 5 s tor it Refund the Noney. Cirear Frae Afdvess MET CCRE C00., 351 Dearborn Ste. Chicags 5044 i $an Francisco aad Gukiasd by the Owl Drug Gar and Cons: TALIS, » FOR BARBERS, BAK- REYNOLD'S ers, bootbiacks® bath- » houses, billlard tables, .c e brewers. bookbinders, candy-makers. canne dyers, flour mills, loun;m—- llfl:’ldrl?:;‘cr.rp'efi | érs, printers, nters, shoe orfes, Sableman, "taperbutert, thnners. tatlors, et | Vo aics foed BUCHANAN BROS.. | o Saniined by Brush Manufacturers, 609 Sacramento St utor Rheumatism, ifon the "“‘tk A of the paroxysm they have recourse to this rem- edy ; then, a single dose is often sufficient, FOUGERA & CO., 36.50 N, Willtam 96V, 3, Weekly Call, $1 per Year.