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Professor Reemer. leader
of the Inland Empire Band,
has leased Swedish Broth
ers' hall. WIS Riverside.
The place will be cleared
from all of its former oc-
cupants. be reftted and
made respectable place.
The hall will from this time
be called Riverside hall and
will be for rent to fraternal
orders and for entertain
ments at reasonable rates.
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FUEL D8ALYB4,

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Front. Tel es6. Carbonado. Rock
Springs and Summit coal NaYti1
Dolan, manager.
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Q o G

The anReview correspond
ent missed n chance the other day
for furnishing material for his home
paper to boost for a railway commits
sion and once more trail the shade
of Henry Mcbride across the scenes.
Senator Rands had moved the sus-
pension of the rules and immediate
transmission to the house of a num-
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$4,000; easy terms. w. 8. Rogers,
$40 Fernwell block. 83-40
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-06
ASSEMBLY DISTRIBUTES
ALL ITS PATRONAGE
TreadWell Of San Francisco Not
Pleased With Rules Adopted.

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 5.-When the
Assembly convened, the first business
taken up was the consideration of the
resolution providing for the underscor-
ing and bracketing of portions of bills.
Assemblyman Hcuser said that the
proposition was not thoroughly under
stood and he urged that the decision of
the question go over for a day. As
semblyman Mccartney favored the
resolution and wanted it passed at
once.
messenger from the Senate then
announced that concurrent resolution
providing for the appointment of a
committee to report on the form of
printed bills had been passed in the
upper house. The Senate resolution
was adopted and Speaker Prescott ap-
pointed committee consisting of As
semblymen CROMWELL Mccartney and
HCuser to act in conjunction with the
Senate committee. The matter was
made special order for tomorrow
morning.
Assemblyman E. w. Treadwen of
San Francisco gave notice that at the
next meeting he would make a motion
to reconsider the resolution by which
the report of the committee on rules
was adopted.
4 The following additional list of at
taches was then appointed, using all
the patronage at the disposal of the
Assemblymen:
y. A. Matson. assistant to chief clerk. So;
]. E. Cuddy assistant clerk So; Z. E. Gree
selden, assistant clerk. So: c. NJ. Coyle and
]. B. Kenny, stenographers. SIS each; G. An
gell: George Edwards. Mrs. D. Hanna, Miss
shearey Mrs E. P. Held. j. J: Campbell
John Miliken George E. Waddell. John r.
geant- alarms. $4 Albert Kerr. Thomas Smith
and S p Walsh sergeant at arms to commit
j. Holman. clerk. So: Miss /. Burton assistant
postmistress. 81; Cyrus Lindley. j. Toomey and
Peter Crane. gatekeepers, So each; F. c.
Drummer watchmen $3 each; William HALEY.
T. F. Gum and Thomas Tanian. portsrs s3
EACH Leslie Burnett page So so: AL Fish.
Matthews and John Williams. committee
clerks. 81 each: Herbert Scott, assistant
geart-at- arms. So; F. j. Neidlein page 50 so:
e. Camlnert clerk. 81: j. S. Brown. committee
clerk 81.
After adjournment of the Assembly
the San Francisco delegation held a
heated caucus, called by Assemblyman
George MCGOWAN as a result of the no.
tice given by Assemblyman Edward
Treadwell that he would move for
reconsideration of resolution by
which the report Of the committee on
rules was adopted
The clause in the rules which caused
Treadwell to jump the programme is
the making of the San Francisco dele
cation a standing committee ito whom
may be referred matters of interest in
particular to the city and county of
San Francisco: but not to the exclu-
sion >of jurisdiction of other commit
tees
Treadwell, it seems. was not aware of
the plan of. his colleagues to have this
go through The members of the dele
cation argued with Treadwell and en-
treated him to stand with the delega-
ton, claiming that San Francisco could
not get proper recognition on the floor
of the Assembly except as a standing
committee. Treadwell informed his
colleagu CUES that he would think about
the matter
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-06

recedes from his determination not to
be present at the meeting of the Leg
islature. They say his coming now will
detract from his dignity and lose him
some of the admiration he has gained.
The definite announcement of Bard's
coming has naturally aroused great en-
thusiasm at his headquarters and Gre
ated excitement among those interest
ed in the election The presence of q
real United States Senator as a can
dldate will add largely to the import
ance of the battle.
Thomas Hughes of Los Angeles has
arrived to join the Bard forces. and his
coming adds to the confidence in the
Senator'S camp. Hughes is a leader of
recognized force in the southern city
and his enterprise and sagacitv are
we'll known. His presence will add
much strength to the Bard fight. r.
n. Bulla, former Senator, is ex-
pected here soon to aid in the Bard
fight, and other prominent Los An
geles Republicans may come up to as
sist. Bard does not lack powerful
friends in the city of angels.
Oxnard looks upon himself as the
dark horse-as the man who must come
in to receive for the south that which
belongs to it in case neither Bard nor
Flint can reach the goal. He is still
maintaining his headquarters and still
receives all comers with that cheerful
smile and geniality that cannot but
make him friends, even If they are not
potent enough to draw votes already
tied up somewhere else.
l.. M. Andrews and Walter Bacon
are still managing Oxnard's fight and
they show no detection. 1t is evident
that they feel the lightning will tear
things UP very close to them and con-
sequently there is no talk of withdraw
ing the Oxnard camp. Oxnard points
to the fact that he is a friend of Presi-
dent Roosevelt and that he is an advo-
vate of the policy inaugurated by
Roosevelt and which will be carried
out for the next four years. 1t is
said by Oxnard's friends, however.
that his greatest desire is that the new
Senator shall be from the south and
that if he finds he cannot win the fight
he viii cast his influence in favor OF
some other southern candidate
A local paper, while Oxnard was in
San Francisco, published a story that
he had left Sacramento in a huff be-
cause his candidacy had not been
taken seriously enough and that he
would not return. The publication
evidently perturbed Oxnard who is
passing through his first campaign
and doesn't realize perhaps like some
OF the other candidates just what a
soft path he is being allowed to travel.
So open and so quiet has been this
fight up to date that the candidates in
volved are drifting into a condition
that will cause them to die of shock if
they ever get mixed up in real stren-
uous battle for a toga.
Il merely went to San Francisco to
see my brother off for the East" said
Oxnard, "and transact some business.
/ haven't the least intention of going to
China or anywhere else other than Sac
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-06
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 5.-The first
sensation of the session same late to-
night, when it was announced that
without warming or explanation
Speaker Frank c. Prescott had aban-
doned the camp of Senator Bard and
joined the forces of Frank p Flint
in the Senatorial contest. Flint's sup
porters are eIated over this acquisition
of strength, though depression is not
noticeable at Bard's headquarters,
where it is said that it was known two
weeks ago, when Walter Parker saw
Herrin and programmed the Speaker
ship. Prescott, however, will not have
: it that way. He strenuously denies
that he was elected under a pledge to
his constituents TO support Bard first
and last. and asserts that he entered
the contest with diametrically op-
posite views, based on the fact that
TO develop an issue it was necessary for
him to act Independently, as his Dem
ocratic opponent was an avowed Bard
supporter.
Speaker Prescott was located at the
home of friends and readily consented
. to explain, over the telephone, his posi-
tion.
E"Yes, 1t is true" he said. that / have
announced myself in favor of the can
didacy of Mr.. Flint. I did this. how
ever, only after a thorough study OF
the situation and mature deliberation
/ am now confident that Senator Bard
has not ghost of a show to succeed
himself and my belief that he has been
eliminated from the race resulted in
my being in favor of Mr.. Flint / pro-
ceeded on the belief that if we all get
oil h
is necessary that Southern California
be recognized and that We elect a Sen
ator this time from our district. We
cannot re-elect Bard, so / am going to
do all | can to elect Mr.. Flint. 1 know
Mr.. Flint very we'll: we have been
friends for some time and / am thor
oughly familiar with his record Men
tally. morally and socially he is all
that could be desired and would honor
California in the Senate of the United
States"
Were you elected by voters that
were under the impression that you
were pledged to Bard?" was asked.
mo, 1 was not" answered the
Speaker. while ii is true that during
the campaign the San Bernardino Sun
printed an article the headlines of
which said / was unequivocally pledged
to Bard, the article did not bear out
this statement and explained my posi-
ton correctly"
Then you came here as Flint man
and not as Bard man, as was gener-
ally supposed?"
well. hardly, yes" answered Pres
colt. 'I intended to vote for Mr.. Flint
from first to last, and the impression
that i have only changed now in graft
tude for the elevation to the Speakers
chair is not correct. I am absolutely
free; no strings are upon me. My only
desire is that Southern California shall
have the Senator. and believing that
Bard cannot be reelected, I have an
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-06
DEADLY DUEL BETWEEN
OFFICERS AND A THUG
Capture of Pugilist's Brother Accom-
plished After One Policeman Is
Slain and Another WOuuded

CHICAGO, Jan. 4.-One person was
killed, one mortally wounded and two
were wounded less seriously to-day
during an attempt by the police to
capture Harry Feinberg, a brother of
former Pugilist Kid Farmer, now
in the penitentiary.
Policeman James Keefe and Rich
and Birmingham encountered Fem
berg to-day at Twenty-fifth place and
Wallace street. Without warning
Feinberg fired twice at his would-be
captors. The policemen promptly re-
turned the fire. During the fusillade
Birmingham was struck and slightly
wounded. Feinberg ran, entering d
saloon, the policemen following. In
the house three more shots were fired
by Feinberg, one lodging in Keefe's
abdomen. Keefe fell to the floor. dy-
ing instantly. Saloon-keeper Frank
Gagan also was wounded.
In the excitement Feinberg escaped
from the house, but was captured
later, being trailed by blood in the
snow.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-06
Continued from Page 1, Column 8.


work not of very creditable nature
that is being done against Bard. The
attempt to hold the Senator up before
legislators who do not know him as a
decrepit man of eighty years is repudi-
ated by the managers of Flint's cam
paign. They say they have been in no
way party to It.
I'VE do not want to be connected in
any way with any such STORIES" said
John Mott, one of Flints supporters.
Our main desire is to keep free from
any attack upon any other candidate.
We are here to boost Mr.. Flint and
shall confine ourselves strictly to that.
We have not and shall not say any
thing detrimental to any other candi-
date"
Bard's managers will be able to con-
vince the doubling legislators of his
hale condition and that he is long
way from eighty when he gets here,
and they feel his presence will settle
many wavering vote in his favor. T
Friends of Flint declare that Bard
will be doing injudicious politics if he
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-06
MARYSVILLE APPEAL
PASSES TO NEW HANDS
Colonel e. A. Forbes and His Political
Associates Now Control Yuba
COunty's Pioneer Paper.

COunty'S Pioneer Paper.
The Marysville Appeal, one of the
Oldest daily papers in California. was
sold yesterday to a Marysville COM
pany, at the head of which is Colonel
E. A. Forbes, the we'll known lawyer
of that city. Fifteen days ago Forbes
and a number of his associates pur-
chased the Marysville Democrat and,
placing w. Nj. Cutter in the managing
editors chair, declared that the future
policy of the paper would be POLITICAL
ly Independent.
Forbes and his political friends had
long been bitterly assailed by Editor
Frank Johnson of the Appeal and
when they got control of the Demo-
crat they declared war upon the rival
newspaper owner. Realizing that
Forbes and his associates, who are
prominent in Republican politics in
Yuba County, would be able to turn
the county patronage. which he had
enjoyed for many years, to their own
paper, Editor Johnson gracefully de-
clared his intention of retiring from the
newspaper field in that section of the
State. The result was the sale of the
Appeal to Forbes and his friends.
Colonel Forbes, who is staying at
the Palace Hotel, last night confirmed
the news from Marysville that the Ap-
peal had been sold and added that
Railroad Commissioner A. c. Irwin.
who is a director and stockholder in
the Democrat. had been appointed
temporary business manager of the
other paper. The Appeal will con-
tlnue as a Republican journal.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-06
nounced myself for Flint and I believe
he will win"
LEADERS ARE TO CONFER.
Meeting May Take Place i'm San Fran.
cisco Next SATURDAY..

Meeting May Take Place i'm San Fran
cisco Next Saturday.
SACRAMENTO, Jan. 5.-The first
conference of leaders to bring about
union of the Republicans of the south
may take place in San Francisco next
Saturday or 1t may be postponed so
as,to take place here Immediately after
the arrival of Senator Bard and q. s.
Grant. The latter, it is said. has ar
ranged to attend the meeting of the
Presidential electors IN this city next
Monday. Events may suggest the in
PRODUCTION of Grant as a candidate ac-
ceptable to the several factions.
The question is asked in all camps.
Where will the Arthur Fisk bunch go
when the break comes? The impress
sion gains that the supporters of the
Postmaster's candidacy will be used to
advance the position of some aspirant
from the south, so that Senator Per-
kins shall not be confronted by obsta-
cles four years hence.
The Ruef delegation of San Fran
cisco statesmen will disintegrate at the
proper time" knight boomers who
are claiming the ultimate support of
the San Francisco delegation will prob
ably find that Ruef has made other ar
rangements.
Inc uOllon LndL fIeSlOeut ROOSeVelL
is losing much needed sleep nights in
consequence of the uncertainty of the
outcome of the battle for the Senator
ship in California Is becoming stale and
Improbable. 1t Is known that Roose-
welt has a speaking acquaintance with
several of the candidates, and 1t Is also
known In a general way that he doesn't
care which one succeeds provided the
Legislature does not choose man who
is tied up hard and fast to the railroad
corporations.
in Sacramento is the eagerness of as
pirants to convince the Legislature that
the railroad is with them in the fight
for the Senatorship. and also that they
will be with the President in his fight
on the railroads
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-06
He finds there's many slip when he
takes dip. In Next Sundays Call

the question of form in which bills are
to be presented. was again discussed
at length and finally resulted in the
adoption of resolution providing for
the appointment of joint committee
to consider the question and REPORT
back Monday. The report of the
special committee on contingent ex-
penses was received and approved.
The report of the committee on rules
will be ready Monday.
Many Senator'S were excused to-day
from further attendance this week
and it is possible that when the high
er house reconvenes tomorrow it will
find that a quorum is not present,
which will necessitate an abandon-
ment of all proceedings until the new
week ODens
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-06
MANAGER OF A PASADENA
THEATER UNDER ARREST
Police Charge That He Locked Doors
and Exits of Playhouse During
n Performance

LOS ANGELES, Jan: 5.-A special
from Pasadena says that warrants
We're issued there to-day for the ar
rest of II. c. Wyatt. manager of the
Mason Opera-house of this city ana
lessee of the Lowe Opera-house of
Pasadena. charging him with violat-
ing the city ordinances regulating the
conduct of theaters with reference to
the safety of the public. 1t is charged
that on December 81, the anniversary
OF the Iroquis Theater fire in Chicago.
the Chief of Police went to the Lowe
Opera-house, where performance
was being given. and found all doors
and exits locked.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-06
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Your Heart

Is wonderful pump that works inces-
sanity, averaging seventy 50-pound
strokes a minute. and forcing from 20 to
so pounds of blood throughout the body
each minute.
The power that keeps this wonderful
pump in motion is nerve-force, the en-
ergy furnished by Z e nerves.
Disease. over-exertion, fright, anxiety
alcohol. tobacco and other stimulants
weaken these nerves, but the heart, in
stead of stopping. makes extraordinary
efforts and causes heart strain.
Then comes shortness of breath. heart
.palpitation. dizziness, etc, because the
nerves are too weak to furnish power.
Take the only safe remedy
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-06
Father Accidentally Kills Son.

EVERETT, Wash, Jan. 5.-While
splitting wood to-day Frederick Sop
per Drained his 4-year-old son, John.
The child was swinging about post
near where the man was working. The
little fellows arm slipped and he fell
forward striking face downward on
the chopping block just as the ak was
brought down with a heavy swing.
The blade sunk deep into the boys skull
crosswise. He died three hours later.
The father is almost crazed with grief.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-06
HELPING A FRIEND.
U. S. Grant Takes Hand in Politics
of Missouri

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Jan. 15.-U. s..
Grant was in Kansas City to-day.
/ have been in Jefferson City for
several days" he said, working
the old soldiers in the interests of
my friend, Richard Kerens, insh can
vass for election to the Senate to sue
ceed Coekrell. I came all the way
from San Diego, CAL, to help him il
could. have done all that I could
and now / shall anxiously await the
result of the Republican caucus to-
night to see whether my trip was for
nothing"
Grant left tonight for Sacramento.
CAL, where as elector at large he is
to perform the formal duty Of casting
his vote for President Roosevelt in a
few days.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-06
DR.. Miles Heart Cure

1T feeds. strengthens and builds up the
nerves and muscles of the heart SO they
can supply the necessary energy.
DIR. Miles Heart Cure is marvellous
remedy. / always use it when cardiac
trouble is present. 1t meets the indica-
tlons surely and compIetely."-C. r. p
BURCHM0RE, NJ d., 1876 Mass. Ave.,
Boston. Mass
The first bottle will benefit, if not, the
arugsist will return your money.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-06

Assembly committees are announced
tomorrow Duryea, at one time rated in
the Knight fold. will be made chair
man of the Judiciary Committee, and
that the craftsmanship of the Commit
tee on Corporations will go to Walsh.
Assemblymen not pledged to Flint are
still complaining that the southern sup
porters of that candidate are still try
ing to whip them into line through
committee appointments.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-06
Horse Fails ON Mounted Policeman.

While pursuing an automobile last
night on Fulton street. near Eighth
avenue, Mounted Policeman Edward
Pigeon was injured by his horse fall
ing on him. Pigeon, believing the ma
chine did not have a license, called
to the chauffeur to stop. Instead of
obeying the command he increased the
speed. Pigeons body was bruised. He
was treated at the Park Emergency
Hospital.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-06

PRISONERS PLEAD GUILTY.-Alleine
HILL who charged with grand larceny
pleaded guilty in Judge Cook court yesterday
to petty larceny and will be sentenced to-day
She stole diamond ring valued at $50 from
Romie p. Hale. All Mnna street. on Novem-
Der 20. John Hammond. boy. pleaded guilty
in JudSe Dunne's court to a charge of grand
larceny and will be sentenced Tomorrow. He
stole 500 from Mrs. c. H. Halverson SIG
McAllister street, on November 10.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-06
Noted Public Man Dead.

NEWTON, Mass, Jan. 5.-William
Clafiin, Ex-Governor of Massachusetts,
and ex-Congressman, died tonight,
aged 81 years.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-06
BRIEF SESSION OF SENATE.
Many Members of Upper House Are
Excused Until Monday

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 5.-The first
weeks work of the Legislature is
practically closed and it may be said
that neither house is as yet thorough
ly organized. BY Monday or Tues
day of next week, however, bills will
begin to flow in for consideration,
though the Senatorial fight will center
all interest until it is finally disposed
of.
At to-day's session of the Senate
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-06

AIRsHIP COMPANY-The Heaton Ariel
Navigation Company incorporated yester-
day for the expressed purpose of "manufactur-
ing and selling complete airehps and giving
exhibitions thereof" The capital stock Is
100000 OF which $53 has been sub
scribed by the incorporators follows: George
E. Heaton and Lizzie r. Heaton, SO each,
and C. 7. Sprading, William Sprading and
James B. Allen, 81 each.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-06
Garrett Is Sent to Insane Asylum.

SAN BERNARDINO, Jan. 81. H.
Garrett, the young man from Los An
geles who passed a forged check here
yesterday, when he represented him
self as a Knight of Pythias, was COM
nitted to-day to the insane asylum.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-06

PITTSBURG. Pa. Jan. 5-The Standard Oil
Company made another cut of cents to- day
in all grades OF crude oil except Raglan This
weeks.