The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 18, 1905, Page 4

EL DORADO'S GREAT SLATE-RESOURCES |ANOTHER BLOW ABOUT T0 BE DEVELOPED EXTENSIVELY GOLD MINES ARE REOPENING;| California Fuel Oil Is in Demand for Use| at the Smelting Centers of Coast. x diagonally across | excavated for A few months ago gold out of a rly opposite Kansas Legislature P {REFINERY BILL SIGNED Fight On in Earnest Whieh THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, ‘PRISONERS’ FRIEND FOR OIL TRUST! ARRIVES IN THE CITY zlsseslMPs Maud Ballington Booth Here to Plead for the Unfortunate and Misguided. - FEBRUARY 18, 1905. HOUSE ACTION ON STATEH00D Bill as Amended by Senate Sent to Conference With-g out Opportunity for Debate | ON PARTY LINES [ WILL GIVE $1000 Measure Making Pipe Lines of State Common Carriers‘ | WILL MEET CONVICTS fa——— AT SAN QUENTIN| } McLachlan of California the| Only Republican to Line;m‘l Up With the Opposition Has Been Planned to Foree Standard to Act Fairly OIL. POR THE SMELTERS hydraulic the sur- | of 300 feet up the and pipe have surface dirt is{ , near Shas- owned by On t soer Couiity it ] 3 - e “BILL” HORN RESENTS 10 t “ ¥ paid $50 a month and $75 for attor- . = - e | e : A Hidden Treas- | neyw fees. Bowers owns a half inter- MRS. NATION'S RUDENESS | o . o The Sellier| e5i in the Ramona saloon, the income e g = progressing &t| of which is said to be $1500 g month. MEDICINE LODGE, Kansas, Feb. The r-a)» of picking up gold nuszIS' 2 passed entirely. ugget worth | others worth | re brought to| Altogether | iggets was picked up in| vein. The discoveries| excavating for the | block at Kennett. There is| ofined ledge or seam carrying| By ll“'\ a well BCOTT'S EMULSION. NO SUBSTITUTE bas yet been found for cod Jiver cil. These are so-called cod liver oil that are said to but not the oil iself. This is #d for the purpose of engaging in ng the latent min- m and whose DREDGING THE KLONDIKE. e contracted for a for the on prop- f Bopan- er and ndike the K Josited con- y takef on be floated hid in June. out profitabl ill be constru and the gold r another phase, ifornia since n the r for ndike region will be 212 and 40 feet beam handling gravel wil feet The capacity TOPEKA, Xans, Feb. Kansas House to-day, without a dis- senting vote, passed the bill making oil lines common carriers. This is the second of the series of bills direct- ed against the Standard Oil Company and was strongly opposed by the Stan- dard Oil Interests. It has alseady passed the Senate and will be signed by the Governor. Without this bill the refinery plan could not have been carried out successfully owing to the lack of pipe lines owned by the State. Now, however, the State oil can be piped through the Standard’s lines. The anti-discrimination bill, designed to prevent the Standard from under- selling the State refinery, will be made a spe order for next Monday. This bill makes it unlawful for any commodity to be sold in any one town of the State lower than in another un- such difference may be made nec- v through freight rates. Thus the Standard will be prevented from set- ting the price of oil to meet the State price any place in the State unless it pip redy the price in the -whole State. A fight against the measure is being waged by Kansas jobbers. The ol producers expect to be able to secure hs pusage. however. The anti-dis- nination bill is the Senate measure and the Senate threatens to secure its passage by holding up the House rall- road bill. Governor Hoch at noon signed the 11 passed on Wednesday appropriat- 0,000 for the erection and main- tenance by the State of an oil refin- ery with a capacity of 2000 barrels a day. The signing of this measure will make it possible for Kansas to begin in earnest the fight started in this State recently against the Standard Kans, Feb. 17.—The s again buying oil in the Chanute district after refus- ing to take any for ome week. The construction of the pipe lines in the territory is also again in progress. The Standard says it is taking only about 10,000 barrels of oil out of the field, but the producers say they are really .12 more than that amount. Re- Peru and at the Standard GTON, Feb. 17.—Funds to prosecute the inquiry methods of the Standard Oil day b\ Secretary Metcalf of IJ-x rartment of Commerce and La- In his communication the Secre- says that this inquiry cannot be before July 1. His sugges- at the unexpended balance of f $46,000 and another of $L ed in the current legislative, executive and judicial appropriation act, be made available for this, as well as all other work of investigation | which hig department is prosecuting. These items were appropriated to carry on the beef trust and other in- quiries vy LA S SIDES WITH RAILWAYS. Wyoming Senate Votes Down Indorse- ment of President’s Policy. CHEYENNE, Wryo. Feb. 1 RETY be about 2000 tons a resolution which unanimously passed it APt the House requesting Wyoming’s dele- REMARKABLE GROWTH OF AN gates in Congress “to give their ear- ONION. nest support to any proposition to au- Pearface, in his endeavor to make ' thorize the Interstate Commerce the acquaintance of the Misses Onion. Commission to fix railway rates along is imposed mpon by a small member of that family, but not of that fam- ily. Mr. J. S. Bean and Mr. Tur Nup carry out the imposition until Pear- face becomes exasperated. See comic supplement next Sunday, PR R T LA MRS. BOWERS GETS SUPPORT; HUSBAND SUES FOR DIVORCE Domestic Affairs of Well-Known Sa- loon Man Are Aired Before Judge Kerrigan. £ to the Trinity Journal a| A Suit for divorce was filed yester- thod is employed at the Head- | 42y by John P. Bowers against Mary ne rrville, Trinity | C. Bowers, charging intemperance and ore body. The|cruelty. The complaint might have *m to the depth | peen stronger If the husband had set o Ghep gn_ | forth the contents of the afidavits in- ity River, giv.| troduced by him during the afternoon in Judge Kerrigan's court in an effort to defeat the wife's suit for separate maintenance. The court was of the opinion that the afidavits, which were intended to support certain charges of immorality against the wife, had noth- ing to do with the maintenance case, and it was ordered that she should be Eva Lesser, asking for a divorce Jfrom Samuel Lesser, says he is of a “highly nervous temperament, excit- able disposition, pronounced obstinacy and self-sufficiency of opinion.” She declares that their married like has been a “constant quarrel and wrangle.” Judgé Troutt denied a divorce to Freda Coffey on her complaint charg- ing cruelty and to Edward Coffey on his cross-complaint alleging wifely misbehavior. couple might not resume marital rela- tions the court ordered the husband to pay the wife $20 a month for her sup- pert. A the lines recommended by President Roosevelt” was killed in the Wyoming ate to-day by a large majority. The Senate consists of nineteen Re- publicans and four Democrats. The four Democrats and two Republicans voted for the resolution. SO REFINERY FOR COLORADO. Bill Introduced for Erection of State Oil Plant, DENVER, Feb. 17.—A bill for the establishment of 2 State oil refinery has been introduced in the Colorado Legislature by Representative Wilder, who says he will do his utmost to se- cure its enactment. The bill provides for an appropriation of $125,000 for the erection and operation of a re- finery. The price of crude oil in this State has recently been reduced from $1 to 80 cents a barrel. —_————— Reduced Rates East. The Unjon Pacific offers on Feb. 25, 26 and 27, rate $88 Washington, D. C., and return, good for 60 days, stop-overs either way. Now on sale. Call or address §. F. Booth, Gen. Agt, U. P. B. R. Co.,, No. 1 Montgomery st. % —_———— 17.—To use her own words, Carrie Na- tion was yanked from a hack by her | hair last midnight. On the belief that the | Judge Kerrigan granted a divorce to | Nettie F. Sigler from Charles T. Sigler | for cruelty and Judge Graham gave a | George D. Adams from decree to Agnes Adams for desertion. Christina Renner sued Louis Ren- ner, whom she married in 1894, for &i- vorce on the grounds of crueity and intemperance. —_———— LOSES VALUABLE JEWELRY.—The police gf this city and Oakland are puzzled over the disappearance a purse containing jewelry mued st 3570 and $10 in gota beionging 1o James of Reno, Nev., who is a guest at the h'yme of Mrs. R. 156 mutchel which Ehe brought with hor i l.hu city lut Sunday while she paid a Vlfl! friend 11068 Masonic n.vcmle W. v Inmt had the 385 | ) “Bill” Horn, widely known through- out the Southwest as a “character,” was the man who did the yanking. Mrs. Nation made the charge in court to-day. -“Bill” admitted he was pres- ent at the informal emerging of Mrs. Nation from the hack and assisted in the process. “She called me a drunken sot and jerked a cigar out of my mouth,” he | said to the jury, in extenuation. The jury thought “Bill” was justified in using force, because he had lost the | better part of a 5-cent cigar, and the verdict was “not guilty.” Mrs. Nation testified that Horn had not only ejected her from the carriage, but had thrown her into a snowdrift after beating and kicking her. She said this was the first time she had ever been scared by a man. Systems and Cabinets. $2 buys a card index drawer, 500 rd cards and 24 gulde cards.. ledgers, firlce bovk.l fil] cabin of every descri e ption lI’intln. Sanborn, Vail & Co., 741 m.l’kfit lfl’eeL . . tirned to Oskland that - YR et 2s well extract the active prin- | e 5 %adand that night and %‘,.,....” == WITH afternoon, when sbe found the ‘small purse SUNDAY CALL ciphes of wheat and make bread with them. The best containing the jewelry and eoin miseing. ——— PHILIPPINE TEACHERS WANTED.—The United States Clvil Parville, Fremo , on form of cod liver oil, that can o 15, for ieschers Philippine service. most easily, is Scott’s Emul- sion. We'll send youa STUTT & BOWUE, o v Ve in 3 application Yorms. WEST_OF AmoCLC.-flnew-zq( SMALL ADS. qummm PAOKAm FRUIT mmwuo The Latest and Most Delicions Confection. Free With EvAwyth for Further ______‘_ See Small Ad 17.—The | ‘| part. HEAD OF THE LAST EVENING VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA, WHO ARRIVED IN THIS CITY FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. WHILE HERE SHE i WILL DELIVER A SERIES OF LECTURES ON PRISON WORK — { Mrs. Maud Ballington Booth, wife of { the commander of the Volvnteers of ! night at ym Santa Barbara and other p th. Mrs. Booth comes to the city to proclaim her prison work, with which losely identified. on League,” said narkable for its far- for moral reform. and it is safe to as- £ those who bave rmed lives. It gue not only seeks to nt discouraging ns, but aims at concerning the men sections of our country. that league are well ng their incarceration.’. Mrs. Booth visited Folsom Prison last Saturday and Sunday. She left New York on February 1 and went direct to Fort Leavenworth, where she followed up her work in the Federal prison. She then visited Denver, Colorado Springs, Canyon City prison and Reno, and after her visit to Folsom went to Los Angeles, Pasadena and Santa Barbara, where she lectured to very large audi- ences. To-morrow morning Mrs. Booth will improving the law in different The reports show have joined th | haved a@ be- address the prisoners at San Quentin | and in the evening will speak at Calva- | ry Presbyterian Church, Fillmore and Jackson streets. Hotel. titled “A Plea for the Prisoner” at Steinway Hall Tuesday evening, upon which occasion Fairfax Wheelan will preside. —_———— “IOLANTHE” WINS PLAUDITS ‘ OF A BIG AUDIENCE | (‘le‘er Amateurs of San Jose Present Fairy Opera Before Large and Fashionable Crowd. SAN JOSE, Feb. 17.—Society was out in force this evening at the pro- duction of “Iolanthe” at Theater by the San Jose Opera Com- pany for the benefit of the building | fund of the Woman's Club. Pretty | girls and popular young men The house was oversold and an- { other performance will be given to- morrow. “ The opera, which was presented un- der the direction of Charles Hildesley, | was admirably staged, and the acting | of the young people was first-elass. Mrs. Herbert D. Martin, one of the | prettiest young matrons of this city, who took the part of Tolanthe, capti- vated the audience. ————————— BANK THIEF IDENTIFTED AS A TRAIN ROBBER | Pullman Porter Recognizes Prisoner Accused of Breaking Into Ore- gon Financial Institution. PORTLAND, Feb. 17.—Eli Dunn, one of the suspected Lebanon bank | robbers, has been identified by a colored Pullman car porter as one of the men who' held up and robbed the passengers in the Pullman coach at- tached to an Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company train several ‘weeks ago. —_——————— CONDEMNED CHINESE IS DECLARED INSANE SAN RAFAEL, Feb. 17.—A jury to- day declared that Lung Ock, who was condemned to death for the murder of ; ‘Wong Gow in Siskivou County in 1902, | was insane. Lung has been reprieved | on seyeral occasions m of his mental condition. It} the men who | Monday afterncon she | will hold a reception at the St. Francis | She will deliver an address en- | the Victory ! took | | SENATE ACCEPTS HOUS REBUKE AND SURRENDERS Recedes From serted in the Agricultural Appro- priation Bill. WASHINGTON, Feb. 17 ; passed a bill appropriating for the District of Colum- bia and the diplomatic and consular The District bill has been before the | Senate for several days and had been much debated. The Senate terminated its contro-| versy with the House over the amend- | ment construing the provision in the Dingley law relative to the drawback on imported wheat by receding from the amendment inserted in the agri- cultural appropriatioa bill. | | Powell Tiftany, the Amendment In-| The Sen- ! appropriation bill. carrying $2.156,000. | They dever WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.—In order to | 120 PAGE BOOK SENT FREE. facilitate action on the statehood bill | with symprome sad ‘mmmdn--a at this session the Houss to-day passed | Sured whom you caa see aad falk with. a resolution sending that measure, as a‘.LE' CAMEI L‘m Inc. nate, into confer- | e DR. 5. R and NAS. CHAMLEY. Nanagers ence, without offering an opportunuy] for debate. With the exception of | “Strictly Relisbie.” Two Lady Amtmtants JecLpchinn ot SERSunia, i V°:g~ommzsnm St., San Francisco with Democrats, party lines wi Sy “are, {SEND T0 SOMEONE WITR GANSER Lloyd of Missouri charged that| thirty-five Republicans who were in/ sympathy with the Democrats on the statehood question had been coerced by _rules and leadership. Williams of Mississippi said that | both New Mexico and Arizona desired separate statehood. { “I challenge the gentlemen now. I} dare the majority of this House to let us have a vote on that question,” he said. Referring to the so-called Republi- | can reczlcitrants, who had been whip- ped into line, Williams - referred to them as “blanket Indians.” He sald if they had been let alone and not been bound in writing hand and foot, the minority, plus those men, would have NOW IS YOUR CHANCETO BRING YOUR FRIENDS OR RELATIVES FROM EUROPE Through Rates to California From QUEENSTOWN...... $71.25 LIVERPOOL.......... 71.25 been able to adopt the amendment as | LONDON. ............ 7T4.25 bt e GLASGOW 74.25 He provoked laughter when he to;- resess eene o paerd the Speaker with a noted - - dian chief named “Old Man Afraid of DUBLIN ceneeeees TA25 His Horses,” and saild the Speaker | 5. would g0 down in history as “Oid Man COPENHAGEN. .. 75.00 Afraid of His Majority.” IR - - as - . T5.00 —————— TEXAS MOB SHOOTS NEGRO GOTHENBURG -...... 75.00 WHO ATTACKED A WOMAN | proportionats low rates’ from = points by the Old Reltad Captures the Black Man and After Line. § t and Quickes: He Confesses Puts Him .a:,.‘ e ) to Death. SMITHVILLE, Tex., Feb 1T—A negro, charged with attacking Mrs. has been captured and shot to pieces by a mob. He was identified as the man wanted and made a full confession. He was run to earth at Upton, a smail town about six miles from here. In his confession the negro implicated three others and it is also said that there are three women involved in the crime. Two of these persons have been arrested and the third is now being sought While searching for the negro the Smithv mob found hanging to a tree- the body of the Mexican taken | from offic at Dale a ynched. ——————— Army Orders. WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.—By order of the War Department First Lieuten- ant John L. Shepard, assistant sur- geon, having completed ‘the duty as- signed him, wiil return to his proper | station. Sergeant Frederick R. Wil- liams of the hospital corps, now in this city, having performed the duties as- igned him, will return to his proper | stationgvith permission to delay sixty ase tickets at om S. F. B"‘“T}i Gen Agt U.P.R R Cunard 8. L o e e e e X ] ; 10 ) Write fr Bosk, PHILOSOPNY of MARRIAGE, MiILED FRIS. vaizaiie beek far mem ) Dl.l.l.u‘u.nxmng.& 0 OCIA.‘ TRAVEL Prere ® and days en youte. Private, first class, 11, Sen Frm - Harold C. Sylvester of the hospital Ketchikan. Wrangei, corps, now in this city, having per- 3 ‘:‘-"";.,’_’5?': { formed the duties assigned him, is re- e T > lieved from further duty at the Army Hospital at the Presidio, and will be sent to West Point, N. Y., reporting upon arrival to the commanding of- | ficer for duty. The following named enlisted men in the hospital corps, mow in this city, i Chan coma, Everett, Anacortes Beilingham—11 a. el this company's steamers at Seattls or Ta- and coma to N. P. Ry.: at Vancouver to C. P. Ry having performed the duties assigned For Bureka (Humboldt Bay)—Pomona, 1:30 them in the special orders of the De- p m. Feb 14 22 28 )l-r:i & Corooa, 1:30 partment of California, February 6. n,:'u?:b 19, 35 March 3. will return to their proper station with on to delay en route the num- days designated after their re- | spective names: Sergeant, first class, { John R. Sands, sixty days; Sergeant | Logan M. Gilbert, thirty days: Private, -fir(! class, Josiah E. Robbins, ninety Private Charles W. Chisholm, ix y days:; Lance Corporal George E. | Powers, thirty days; Private, first { class, Samuel J. P. Calles, thirty | Qays; Private, first class, James Costi- gan, ninety days. Azgsies (via Port Les Amgeies and | i 1 { | ADVERTISEMENTS. 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