davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-02-24
SUPREME COURT
AGAIN AT WORK

/ Inc 1erflIOrlal supreme court me
! this morning at the Capitol in ad
journed session. There were present:
Chief Justice w. J. Mills, of Las We
gas; Associate Justice John R. McFie
of Santa Fe; Associate Justice Frank
w. Parker, of Las Cruces; Associate
Justice w. H. Pope of Roswell; Asso
ciate Justice Edward A. Mann of Ala
mogordo; Associate Justice Ira A. Alb
bott, of Albuquerque; J. D. Sena
clerk; George w. Prichard, solicitor
general The following business was
accomplished:
No. 1889, Helen s. Ozave, appel
liant, versus Fletcher M. Sund, appel
lee, submitted on briefs.
No. 1901, l.. S. Bradford, ct al, ap
pellants, versus Beulah K. McCorkle
appellee, judgment of the lower court
affirmed, being judgment for $3.50
with interest at 6 per cent.
The court announced that it would
hear counsel in case No. 1921, James
M. Cunningham, trustee, ct al, plain
tiffs in error, versus Charles Springer,
ct al, defendants in error, brought up
from the District Court of San Miguel
County, Neill B. Field appearing for
the plaintiffs in error, and c. A. Spiess,
representing the defendants in error.
Opinions were handed down at
o'clock this afternoon in the following
cases:
No. 1852, Territory of New Mexico,
appellee, versus Jap l.. Clark, appel
liant, judgment of the court below af-
firmed.
No. 1864, George F. Albright, plain
tiff in error, versus Territory of New
Mexico, defendant in error. Judgment
of the court below modified, and in all
other respects affirmed.
No. 1911, Territory of New Mexico,
appellee, versus Harry Eaton, appel
liant. Judgment of the court below af-
firmed.
No. 1880, A. w. Clelland, Jr., appel.
liant, versus Louis Hostetter, ct al,
appellee. Judgment of the court be.
low reversed.
No. 1882, Territory of New Mexico,
appellee, versus Luis Gonzales, appel
liant. Reversed and remanded with
directions.
No. 1854, Territory of New Mexico,
appellee, versus J. NJ Newman, appel
liant. Judgment of the court below af
firmed.
No. 1880, Territory of New Mexico,
ex rel, F. w. Clancy, appellee, versus
Board of County Commissioners of
Bernalillo County. Judgment of lower
court affirmed.
No. 1923, Noel Ilfeld versus Ramona
L. de Baca. Judgment OF lower court
reversed.
No. 1913, Charles K. Newhall, agent,
etc., versus Neill B. Field Judgment
of the lower court affirmed.
David D. Temple of Artesia, ap.
peared, signed the roll, and took the
oath required Of attorneys, having pre-.
viously been admitted.
T. s. Wright of Clayton, was ad-
mitted to the bar. He signed the
roll and was administered the oath.
The court took recess Of an hour
during the afternoon to hear the Chav.
es memorial addresses of the Council.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-02-24
KILLED OVER
KIDNEY STEW

New York, Feb. 24-William McGee,
an ex-soldier and former resident OF
Texas, who claims to be the only mem
Der of Custer's force to escape the
massacre of that command on the Lit
tie Big Horn, has been placed on trial
here on a charge of killing Frank
Mitchell last December. McGee board
ed with Mitchell and the men
quarreled over the proper way of con-
cocting kidney stew. Mitchell was
stabbed with kitchen knife and Nc
Gee surrendered to the police upon
learning of his death.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-02-24
PLENTY TALK
NO ACTION
Senate Leaders Again Fail in
Plan to Name Statehood
Conferees.
MORGAN DEFEATS IT
Bailey Changes Over to Jointure and
Teller New Favors One State for
Oklahoma and Indian Territory.

Washington, Feb. 24.-Efforts to
harmonize the differences over the
statehood bill continued fruitlessly in
the Senate today. There seemed to
be disposition on the part of the
friends of two states to accept a COM
promise permitting Oklahoma and In
dian Territory to come in and compel
the other territories to wait. When
it was proposed today it was insisted
that the House would not agree. The
disposition of the Senate to debate
the adoption Of report to form two
states of the four territories will, it is
feared, prove fatal to the adoption of
any statehood bill at this session.
Red Hot Cross Fire.
Washington, Feb. 24.-Shortly be-
fore noon today Senator Beveridge
was recognized in the Senate to renew
his motion for the appointment of
conferees on the joint statehood bill.
There was at the time no objection to
the motion, but Senator Teller said he
would desire fifteen minutes to state
some facts which had recently come
to his attention regarding conditions
in Indian Territory. Senator Bailey
asked that time for the convening of
the Senate be postponed five minutes.
II object" said Senator Daniel
sharply.
Then" responded Senator Bailey in
like manner, 81 shall vote for the bill
as it passed the House. l have op-
posed the annexation of Arizona to
New Mexico, but | will no longer al
low any vote of mine to stand in the
way of justice to 100000 people in
the interest of 100000 elsewhere"
Senator Teller then proceeded. He
announced he would interpose no op-
position to a conference, but that he
should feel at liberty later to object
to an action contrary to the wishes of
the Senate. He, added that most OF
his time for the past few weeks had
been largely given to service on the
committee on Indian affairs and that
information gained there had been OF
such character as to convince him that
the D0SI COURSE LO pursue Ill IIlO luICl-
est of the people in that territory is
to annex it to Oklahoma and admit
the two territories as one state. This,
he thought, should, under circum-
stances, be done as speedily as possi
ble
Teller considered three minutes be-
fore time for the Senate to convene.
The chair announced it was his origi- |
nal intention to appoint Messrs. Bever,
idge, Dillingham; and Bate as conferees
on the part of the Senate and was pro-
ceeding to say that on account of Dill
linghams absence he would substi-
tute Nelson's name when Morgan
asked if motion to appoint conferees
had been put. The chair said no, and
was putting it when the hands of the
clock pointed sharply at the noon fig |
ures.
II desire to be heard on that mo-
tion," said the Alabama Senator. This |
meant the motion must go over and
caused manifest disappointment to
the friends of the bill. The hearing of
the Swayne impeachment case was
then resumed
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-02-24
HUNDRED CHILDREN
ESCAPE BURNING BUILDING

New York, Feb 24.-Fire which
started in the New York Juvenile Asy-
lum at One Hundred and Seventy
sixth Street and Amsterdam Avenue
today spread so rapidly that 1t was
soon beyond the control of the emer-
gency fire brigade Of the institution.
There were 1900 children in the build
ing at the time, but fifteen minutes
after the fire had started 1t was be.
lieved all had escaped.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-02-24
CASSIE is
RATHER COY

Cleveland Ohio, Feb. 24.-Mrs. Cas-
sic Chadwick when placed on the
stand in the bankruptcy proceedings
in her case today before Referee Rem
ington, refused at first to be sworn.
After consultation with her attor-
neys, she finally consented to take
the oath. She was then asked her
name. She refused to reply to this or
any other questions that followed.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-02-24
TULAROSA MANS
TERRIBLE DEED

81 Paso, Texas, Feb. 24.-In jeal-
GUS rage Julian Wales shot and killed
his wife at Tularosa, New Mexico, and
then blew out his own brains. He
leaves a baby two months old.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-02-24
AN AWFUL ROW
LEAVES 800 DEAD.

New York, Feb. 14.-After the riots
at Baku 300 corpses were counted in
the streets according to a Times dis.
patch from Paris. The dead are said
to have been largely Armenians.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-02-24
Will Work Overtime.

Washington, Feb. 24.-The Senate
committee on Interstate Commerce to-
day agreed to report a resolution ask
ing that the committee be authorized
by the Senate to sit during the recess
of Congress and take testimony for the
purpose of preparing some measure
for the regulation of railroad rates.
The resolution provides that the full
committee or quorum of the commit
tee shall meet Immediately after the
adjournment of the present session OF
Congress or thereafter at the convent
ence of the committee and report to
the next session
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-02-24

Advertise in the New Mexican
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-02-24
House at Work.

Washington, Feb. 24.-After passing
a number of bills, the House sent the.
Panama Canal bill as amended to con-
ference and began the consideration
Of the sundry civil appropriation bill.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-26
REMOVAL NODCE {.

MI. l. W Matthew'S lta- moved a.s
.,laev Il business from Easl Fbnd
avenue to lo9 &ast Fanah aNena
where he Mill he pleased IL @GFNr the
public Mr. Matthew'S EARHECCt,S
fEEF. PORN, aud MUTTON daily.
and handles only tbe heat klaSas Gtsz
ucats Nuur orders solicited
]. W MAJJNEWS.
L leg East Fuu9I aNeuae.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-26

Wanted-My Gus omer' and friends
. know that haze mov.d my o@ee
aud ann now 1cca1osl at IL Pioe st
where Mil be sIad to receive any
Ausiness that Wv sf4aN have IN real
estate Hne ais, am pre- 32sed to write
tire insurance in seek companies
Thaubiu2 You for past fayers and a
continuance of the same,
Yours for business,
CtINS HANCOCK
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-26
4, j. y. r. y. - * .. ~ :. f If = =
4,
d TIE MARKETS +
K i
r. 1. i. 4. \. !. 4 f. :. .. s e \ +
QUOTATIONS.

5Ca"ss ssSEe -: t> { c. Taylor
a., l-s.2....=.
II Yesterday
NJ
.fss.s
\ Aas,--3saa~t IL j
Co., -
-. =,
n 2~.4 @-1,;
~
-; 5.=.=..=. .#=7= = ~
49, -
1850.
...-.- =
u
n .-.=.#.=.==.- e So
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-26
;. +. ). :. !. j. ;. + i. i.

). j. ), ;. j. + !. i. + + : + + +
l. q
i. Local -an0 OTHERWISE, =
> !, j. ,. j. ! ;. !. 3 = j. = j i
I,.,E as.... K. ra'.t..
o=.=.a..# NO.. 5aaaa " II
I4 o.ua# s.-
aaa.asas a"i.ea
p!94
4-e,a aeare.ao = faet that the
Anchor Laundry aa die best work
.u@ CITY
II quality argas 10 YOU
/ a.# Hee5# NJ 5a 5o#soa V.e.:5. taon
ElzeGate- eampaly
Uaatz al5 ep5aa=ze Vizi9@ ov :
l#ase54 at.@#,#1e Ba=iaess l.nieo
f5.aete.e GHa t4eNs=
aa5z IL a#=a#z aaI second
#.a=,# aa. N#b#l# #aa. s5t fmm
ravaa = any tsa fl ia E"
-ee7n a1Ha
Tho Anchor Iaaa3rE With is
new process Of Was'iaz Without ehior
ide ef lure. is conceded as doing she
best work in the city.
III =9dpds Of ooalz stove a.
4Tna.z. ueV ami sarandbaad. We 81
l6am ehe.q s.dnpH H=lll' ms. IN w.
Second aVewe
Gasoline stoves. All kinds ~
1laIsa. and faW prices. Sc sfd'4es
fJe1ms. new ard secondhand ssas
24 Wrst Second avenuc.
Chas. Hpyc TX is ahle te p'a"e
loans. and if you desrc TO borrow I
will be ta your interest 10 see Nm
cdiee ut fJ3 Pine street
B.s lot Of secondhand ~ju3aa
shades. w have thom new ana aI.
eo3ufs It 20 eents#eag See Sa'a9y
Helms. Ia #Nest Second axoaue
Aease o smallpox deNeIoned -
t,fClaN al the residences of Lester
Calpepper on Niarh and Main s1teeta
and he vas removed Ia lh6 gesthoqse
last Hialft
Esnayed One darN lay mafe.
about sixteen hands h.2h. Suitable
reward fer her=relafn 10 y. d. Foster.
Seventeenth and Cherry streets, Pine
Bluff Ark.
The ladies Of Trinity church as
sceiation viii give bonnet. apren.
stock bazaar and tea, With music.
at the reetory Thursday afternoon 49,
night April u.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-26
NOTICE

There will be Il mcet.1s Of The
stockholders OF the Pine l'lnl and
southern Railway company At the
board of trade ROOMS in Fine Bmif
Aprl %. 1905. AT 10 a. IL The object
ct the meelin& Nil be To increase the
hoard Of directors from five 10 nine.
Also 10 elect board ef directors To
manage the affairs ef the company To-
one year by orde} commissioners
=. &. AND :. RY. COMPANY.
=. %
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-26
SIMILARITY.

Ci.z:ar-T never s3N ss;a& - X
hthi :au CT sleigh driving as yea PG1
up Why you told me "; Wr"t= u
home il a sleigh.
Cuyee-So | am.
Gunuer-Eut you We're tal.irG ~
al the time.
Guyer-Thats what az; doing a.
home.-Chicago News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-26
AMERICAN SURETY
COMPANY
OF NEW YORK,
PINE BLUFF TRUST
COMPANY
LOCAL AGENT
BUSINESS RESTRICTED TO
7ETYS4tP ON sCNoS.

Ia eseTe ca.-a.: Is n2s oaLg tas
s,soas~s. az. -. ! the woc-1 Ut
i. II. al ae9er Us 1ae2 q mem19c-
oc q y@,.n5 2cel g c5@.3inatton -es.
s-5ysg r15@s anywhere. It is there
IL NJ affected :: - recent a3:t.
er..s. -, e.; ~. remain in tA-s
s.a-a - t1e transaction Of business
Ses- e-.ie~ s.;-2tr companies VII
- sac @es,er ata~a1 23rd. 1905.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-26
T. j. T. j. i. i. /. 4. \ !. X + 4' -
BRIEF nj ENT0N,
+ * i. IS !. .s 4: !. !. i. !. =

&. Noss of I.itr1e Ras.~.~ Aesg= =.al2s
On business
l.. Il. Williams n. f1-..s,. :
tered III The Tr9.loe6
Z l.. Johnson u G4a H.s
tedal III a bas#ne5s f.sts-a...
W. l.. Nayo d car aag. IL ~
c5t=rada> .he 4ue~.,s AH..t.-t,.s
Col San N ray.as - ,etsisa
uzam business ..=s...e r -
Maj \ 4 Was:4 r. a2se2 .s...@
3 sia = Ia. e,s1 s@ -.
-
Ill II Pain,
ee5H eytHaH
business
Nt~s w.. =.
ele Raea Yaoee = 3
tfonsH yisstjns relatives
NJ au1 MIS- : a. RS = 1.ztts
Hee6 whe Aav t.~..s- .Al-,-
s5ty~ fos fen 10y, L. .s-9raef
teus~.
4 e. Walke= i sae NJ Ngaf.zg..9 Al.
sauce is ii 81 esss soti.l,, NJ Walk
~ tcok i aeere- = - Gas i7dge
,g@t nssls5
Nh 5a& NJ ~. rV2s, = :,aSs.
Nula4e wAo h&s4 te-a visiting
feieuds "a his 1.-&. r3t..-rat % tlleiz
home his Wee2sa5
Senator II. Nem2 Toner came town
from Little Rock thts morning - ap,
peae rs o1> of the attorneys II tue
-. o. L : Bloo42 asaiust lie coan-
Iie ~. letter. = as legislative
aus.z.< Is nag
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-26
WOOD

W. az ROW saving 49, - - :.
- tax orders TO- .fre Wt.s& Z, 1,.A
following prices ton h .ni'el,-s..s.~S.
775o pev load at lie lsat,,, -"
,eae, delivered to a1T address II .Q~n
YES ot Man stree aad aessS q S.N
Jee4Jh $ Pc .os1 heyoa3 .ss.Se
limits
This IS t4e psepr- .',s'a 70 pu. i.
81 K ami 24t II L; t...H :sii ''.r>.
ce:a-. first served 9'.tg. +ag,y "a
a4o:G 1h- ;us;,
SAWYER AM AUSTIN LI,N:sz,...
COMPANY
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-26

Big harsa.ns il secondhand sew
iaS machines NJ aeen a, htois e
machine suppl : Machines for rcIt.
Surrey Helm 20 Wes5 Sseae6 AZ
i-de.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-26

Md - so2a th,ak CT doing bust
ness ws.H0.. Clerks rs witto.t atYer,
5:s.---Ts'.. Mar-amaker.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-26

:aroi4i. a5-s. IL. n ~ IL
accident
IN afraid sail .aa 3oc.s-. '-e....s
95Yma;la;;11: sta- r-:>,,a.;. ~
ya"- cn.1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-26

IL yoU want pr \ b LoYtug ca,
oon and BedeUS drug stcre-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-26
RUGS Mri-. FROM
YOUR OLD CARPETS.

Make handsome rues VIII Near 4
lifetime; eau use any Kind o. OIL car
pet; write for circulars; ma0 orders
solicited Memphis Rue company
= S-2t9 Jcferson street. Memphis
Tom. (7-a2f
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-26

sNow good digestion waies on ap2e-
tite. and health on both" Z j. ioes1 :,
try Burdccll Blood Bittevs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-26
LOOK HERE, LADIES!

It's iss>. s, easy to keep C::l,
abo;;t yoct. ilo,:Se looking br;e-tt &
coat O nay Naca;si,, 1t stains a:cd
best Ia. can sc made. All co.o:s
: },aHe plenty O. a.. eolors o. I..:,ss:;,
Bat, Teb. Do:s I you need sor.e
60 VOW ,louse cleaning and We g
yo@c Buggy nee6 { coat o. Pant y.
dcess anc hat ! think it does.
lf Yol aae- h9o- 10 ,ttin have the ota:u
y2s g -ss1y to 10 Painting Psperng and bose
y2a E,e got glass Tor that window /: you way.
Pipe 2a,uts and goods n my line that the :,
a1Y - ug ~ inc a, RACOP, the reliable Pa
e.s All papec aaugec, Erade with | cau e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-26
Confidence GROWS SloNl,

When it IS secured 5 ar.>e,ess
We propose u ho.# - paS.zie tia
las Neoa Won ~ i 1aa- aed a1e;@a,
aareer The t'esss that have W5ja
his tAc larses@ 2geeeey IN town 9
eenscisutiaasne~s. a.taa,taa = tGa 5t..
ttrasts Of oay 93seoes absolute hon
s5-y IN all ear DEALINGS b4nd.ins the
Tery 5as. 2ut aesess fools t'1.se -
Tor13 has cYee seen anu s 2..z a,-
vays at mo1s~a'e Dr.e5s s.
principles are tho N5s.s uaan #w@.eE
ga as}z faH vow Dat~eraee
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-26

i -
SHOE,
MADE,
FOR \ OF


Iftte-.~ = NJ.
hoe Haaee "a 4a,a tea5
.ettlf. y particular .7-
IaH the s peraI SHAPE Of
4eu1 toet. 6>=lardz Fre
The taine noW Ifas and
}Iatk.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-26

ais, !, ,sbies an: l.. -: =, ne 4 I
nd tiew il yoe W.. give t..I-i.. D
! vara:>-3es Al, 4. one Goa. lie
sa'ne price, U.s. soc per c,'a.t.
lleis To- that I-on Bed anG To1r
OF then,3 THIS j. the time to
OF lots 81 helps 10: voa. Doa'
to correspond: VT, you- rev
Al, eo,ors, best made, soc quart
a. c3fo.-, Is. mt3- Remember ne wi:l
c,eaa.ag tre got ,a.> ): good helpers to
. /. pa y have the largest stock OF WI
'tate aud ca save -: m91ey wteti L u9ea
q nj Al w, t'ao=- M1a, FIRST class PANT
urnt>} y2@ oae S1ea you &age anything to 90
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-26

= --7slsa
= -, ,..t5-.s5.- -, : - 4
s-- 80 =, - - ~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-26

RIGHT noW Na@l@ Qhe
the housewife. IzNe1Ftffn
boJ1-a furnishings tI55g VIII
in keeping with the=..1N...as
" hen Neu eaH aHa 90
things that can Wei lac IIou
prices that ever "2'.e Hal Q
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-26


i
I
.
a
~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-26
EG "a ts# ~
VIZ n
~ @s ) y

Amt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-26

j.zSy5...5.s.-,.!!.....5ss.,sj..
5f.iS ID : m
9H3' asrlllliF
lT.J
:, i; |
y0zlts - s;f.s-lt,is- ~ iis;5et,
aii 2l.-f,-sn.z.,. Id yIi
tiki -.--.sz.---- =. - - -''''
Loo.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-11
SCHOOLHOUSE
TO Be ERECTED
Board Of Education Makes Up
Deficiency in Allowance
for the Croker Grammar
TO USE REGULAR FUND
Action Necessary Owing to
Insnfficiency of Money
Available UnderBOnd Issue

Despite the fact that the appropria-
ton in the bond issue is s6453 short of
the lowest amount bid for the con-
struction of the proposed addition to
the Croker Grammar School building,
the Board of Education yesterday took
steps to insure the Immediate building
of the structure. The board decided to
allow the sum named out Of its regular
funds for the purpose in order not to
delay the work and to prevent the me-
cessity OF modifying the plains. The
board adopted the following resolutions
on the subject:
Whereas, The Board of Public
Works has received bids for the aItera-
lions and improvements of the Croker
Grammar School, the lowest bid being
S6453 in excess of the fund available
for said purpose under the bond issue;
and.
whereas, Said alterations and i'm
provements are urgently needed; there
fore be 1t
"Resolved, That the Board Of Public
Works be and Is hereby requested to
award the contract for the alterations
and improvements to the Crocker
Grammar School to the lowest respon-
sible bidder: and further
Resolved, That the sum Of $6453 be
and is hereby set aside out OF the COM
mon school fund of the fiscal year
1905-1906, to be applied on the con-
tract to be entered into by the Board of
Public Works to complete the above
mentioned alterations and improve
ments of the Croker Grammar School;
and be 1t further
Resolved, That the Auditor be and
is hereby requested to set aside the
amount called for in the preceding reso-
luton out of the school fund for the
fiscal year 1so5-1s06."
The lowest bidder for the work was
F. c. Jones, whose bid was $23.s53, and
he will be awarded the contract at the
next meeting of the Board of Works.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-11
cnntnin HERMAN Held.

Captain Charles F. Herman OF the
steamship Sonoma appeared before
United States Commissioner Heacock
yesterday and through his counsel
Nathan a. Frank, waived examination
on the charge of having permitted q
diseased immigrant passenger to land
Frank stated that he desired the
United States District Court to pass
upon the merits of the case. Captain
Herman was released on $500 bonds
Bonds in a similar amount were filed
by Captain ]. c. Mckenzie of the Brit
tish ship Barcore and Captain Edmund
England OF the British ship Thistle, ac-
cused of having permitted diseased
members of their crews to escape
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-11
SLAVE WOMAN
LIVES IN lH0PES
Sad Story Of All 500, Who Is
Probably to Be Returned
to Shameful Life in China
LAW is AGAINST HER
Circuit Judge Gilbert Ex-
presses Regret at the
Fate in Store for Her

All 500. bond slave to some Chinese
Highlander, and sold by him to mas
ter in China. to which country she has
been ordered deported, is safe for the
time being in this city in the Oriental
Mission, of which Miss Carrie I. Davis
is superintendent. She was brought
down from Seattle yesterday by dep
uty United States Marshal on the order
of United States Circuit Judge William
Is. Gilbert of Portland. Ore, to await
The decision of the United States Su
preme Court on her final appeal for lib
erty
Her story is sad one. indeed, and
most strange from the fact that by the
operation of the exclusion act she may
be consigned to her former life Of
slavery and degradation.
She was a slave when she was taken
to Seattle, and, by her master, was
forced 10 lead an immoral life. firing
of this life, she fed to Christian mis-
sion for protection, and, while there,
was married to a resident Chinese Ia
borer. This was enormously supposed
to confer upon her the status of her
husband, who was legally entitled to
remain in this country, and she went
to live with him. After few months
of welded life her husband left. her
and went TO China, and she again took
refuge in the mission, but it appeared
that her marriage did not dissolve her
liability to be deported, she having en-
tered the country illegally. She was
arrested. and after trial was ordered
deported to China.
During her stay in the mission she
was a dilgent student Of the English
language and attracted much SYM
lathy because of the fate in store for
her, as she had continued to lead a
good life after her husband had left
her. Legal aid was obtained for her,
and an appeal taken to the United
States Circuit Court of Appeals The
case was decided against her about
three weeks ago, as, under the terms
of the exclusion act, she has no right
to enter or remain in the United States.
Judge Gilbert wrote the opinion OF
the court. and expressed his regret that
by the operation of the law she would
have to be returned to China into the
hands of ner masters, there to live q
life worse than slavery. The petition
asking that she be removed to the ORR
entail Mission in this city on account of
falling health IL the Seattle jail was
written in her own hand In good Eng
lish.
Iii the meantime she will await with
anxiety the decision of the Supreme
Court, but 4 that decision will be based
upon cold law and not upon sentiment,
it is not likely that the highest tri-
bunal in the land will be able to inter-
pose to prevent a slave being returned
to her masters
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-11
Charged with Manslaughter.

V. D. White. elevator man in the CAL
laghan building. was arrested yester-
day afternoon by Policemen Cottle and
Mitchell and booked at the City Prison
on a charge Of manslaughter He was
released on $50 cash bail. White was
the bicyclist who collided with A. L..
Hart, an old postoff1ce employee at
Hayes street and Van Ness avenue on
Thursday night. Harris skull was
fractured and he died yesterday MORN
ing. White did not stop to learn the
extent of Harris injuries and he was
arrested on a description furnished by
people who saw the accident. He ex-
plains he had no idea that Hart had
been injured. All the witnesses say 1t
was an accident