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Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-14
RULERS CALL EACH
OTHER RAKE, FOOL
KAISER ATTACKS JUNGLE ED"
AND KING RESPONDS
Royal Courts Take Sides-Emperor
William Starts Trouble by OBJ
jecting to Growth of
Rivals Power
,cial Gable to The Herald.

Special Gable to The Herald.
LONDON, Jan 13.-Friction is in
creasing between the courts of Berlin
and London owing to Notwithstanding
tale bearers who are repeating unpal-
atabIe sayings of the kaiser about his
royal Uncle Edward.
The kaiser is irritated by the large
amount of newspaper space given over
to King Edwards influence in Eu-
ropean politics. Recently he said to
a number of German court followers:
1T is ridiculous for that old rake
of an uncle of mine to pose as con-
troller of the destinies of a great en-
pire.''
This remark was repeated to Edward,
who replied:
That young fool William has COM
mitted the great mistake of meddling
with my business. He will have to be
taught better manners
Lansdowne Champions King
King Edwards cause has been taken
up by Mr.. Balfour, who said that Eng
land would crush any monarch who
tried to emulate Napoleon and DOM
mate Europe, and by Lord Lansdowne,
who has referred plainly to the kaiser
as an unscrupulous potentate.
The kaiser has been made fighting
mad by these references and on many
occasions he talks drsdainfully of the
amours of King Edward, all of his re-
marks being faithfully conveyed to
the British monarch.
A few days ago the kaiser ostenta-
tiously slighted the English ambassa-
dor in Berlin, Lasceles.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-26
Ell CABALLERO DE CASA ROJA

hAba apacido Ia deConocda forcesndo por desaars Lar
mRnoa de los sodadoa Encnoes aQui6 dsde cAe del Gallo
haHtA puents Maria mamo camno que haba rcordo con
e parandose donds M differences patrua oa haban detsndo
rpiendo varos aos que e devoian paSbra A sooo
que hbla meddo entire eos Ii do tards 81 sol qua
ambba odo cate pSReo hsc resAr CRds psso los ecurdos
dc Ia noche
MsuriCo rAves6 los puentes sn6 pronto en- Il cse ds
Victor como entoncea Sc llsmAbs.
Iobrs muisr murmur6 MauriCio cue no hs xonAdo
aver que mocha no dura dooe hor que probabe
mente sCreso no durArs noche Il cIardad vow
haar puera d0nde hs dezado Nv oui6n ssbe al mn
II we're tAmbi6n On alQuna ventana2
Entr6 cnsoncss sn Ia GntQus calIe de San Jlcobo "a
oooc6 dsconocdA 10 hAba ooocGdo Ia vsprs rr6 mn
perR ba qusmGr as bios pero no sn6 mas que h
reouerdo 81 olen e recuerdo Quemaba tod1ya,
Aor0 en- Rgulda los olos vic &s dos casueIGs una "a
deFena osa 10 zqulerds tsngoss NAL empedadss guar
necld dc baresaa ortaas puenIecou que aryfsn para
pasAr an arroyo Vssns ALI ARGOS de MADEIRA noonev vens
pusrA NAL Segurtdas podda rveabn e rsbso prose
70 en- tods SO miaera mseFa dA hediondez Aouno
que oTo dln cerAdoG los mI con empAzadas de ecss pie
les secndose bso los coheTxo xhXando es he
dor de lensr cue evantR est6mtgo faerts Msurioo
ouac6 combine dusnte dos hoas ndG halo nada adyn6 dies
Veces Inferno aQue bento dsz vec voy6 str6r narA
orlenrae pero todss tenvaa oeron n6es Godss aus
nvestgloonss nfructuoS Las huelas de ID iovsn parscn
haber ado borrsdas por Ia niebla Ia lluvis.
-Vsmos dio para II Mauricio, be n6,do Eat. c,o,e.
no puedo hlber aerVdo n nasne de retro mi bella
hsda de eaa nooht para no aureo que aumbrsbE
cabezs de desonocdA retro 90 cIt Fumsroo an tl
idea, aunqoe no por ESQ msnos dtsmpersdo.
-Adl6s dlo bella misterosa; has tratado como m
lonto On niho En tfecto bra Ysndo conn - bsss ss
sho sItuveR sQuf ol mol ella h hscho mas que ps
sl como IN osns sobre pantsno nmundo ~ hues
able como a del psiaro en- el lrS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-26
LA SALUD

farmacia Droguerfa. s, Arecibo r, 4,
ecnssan'msnta rnovada rsgsnts Prsatos lo,
aoos Ds0ao De los tsmoas pdoras Martinez aApsusa
asna Dspurativs RasO InYNa6n Roa
ostEhzs5 de 1895
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-26
CAPITULO vi
Ell TEMPLE

Aque miImo dis Ia MEMS hora "a dus Mauroo doio
esamnts desepRsdado volvfa punte de ID Tourne
mucnos municipalities acomp ndos de Sntere comandante de
guards nston4 pasense hlcAn vista ssvera en- Ia gran
torFe del Ismps ranformada csrCdssde de sgosto de
92 vista hschA con crupuodad en- tercer piso com
pusso de una antecsmsrs de tres piezSs
Uno sStoa spoEcnOE eba oupAdo por csmuiere uns
Dna qn nlno DC nusve ahea, tcdoG vassdOs de utc.
Ia mayor de estas mniers pods sner de eints sste
~ we
La aGunda eatata tambi6n seDtadi bord.ndo IN sd.d
e sohre POGO mas de Ventocho vsntinueye AMOS
Ls nn' tfsaba en- los catocey cRtaba de pie Al do daI
nno que mtsrmo tcosiado enfl los csradou como dur
rndo ore hacian los municipRna - 'i@ 0On o
onoa eyAnaban los de I csmas otro, mcudf.n
o5ol en d. que hlbsn termnado sos pesuuiS,S mi
sAn con un desoaro naoente las deIgrscsd ous
con los os obsnadAments bsOs una obrs .u IL
'FV uHA soDIe 80 labor Ia terce sobre 81 hsrmsno
m'yor 90 sa'as muisrss ats p6lda hsrmoa; ID
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-26

--CRIMENEa horriblea 20 some.
sn On todos los paises en los que al
amor ha sido sl m6vil prinsipal. Crf.
msn { 10 Eleg AnsiA y Al busn gusto 90
somste, usando an Perfume 6 an JAb6n
vulgar, suAndo sl exquisite Csshimsrs
BouQ On perfume o On Jab6n--
o sl sumun del busn ono.-Colgate y
o.. New York.
LABORES.-s' = '0li'i'An
Berdadoras y busnas OaIGderGs, asegu'
rAndolss trabaio constante. Proporsio'
namos 10 tela y dibuio snviandolos 4
eaalqusr parts do IL isla Dirigirss &
Ths Porto Riso Dranwn Work d
Kmbroidsry GO Fortalsza 10. Tam
bisn 90 solisitan OostuTsras, lind
%THR HELvETIA.-2T sails dc
o Cruz. Gran casa dc hsspsdsa. STA
hls d. hotsls. Apossntos para familias
y personas sofas. Comidss { sinsusn-
DO ssnsavos suhisrto. BaEos. Tsldtono
lsa. Apartado scyreo, 2s6. Propista.
rio, Psdro Hshira. Nota Ests hotsl
sstk 6 sarge do una ssnorita esgae'
e.
-Es NRCEsARlo sxigir Gus ssda
ostia ohtenga grAhado el nombrs Dt-
Esstivo Aoiarrists, psro IN solo sstu-
ehs Produse msiUr sfsato que una do
sena do hotsllas do aqua mineral 6 dc
ssg sl Gniso surasivo radisal. dol o.
Mmago y dol inssstino, oil Digestive
AciarYistA puridsa los alimsntoa
los hass AsimilAblssl II lsEitimo d
gsssivo Noiarriesa sura On an diA las
indigsstionss, % an mss las disPep'
sias q gAstralgias, y sn tres misses los
mas graves snfsrmedades sr6nioas del
ssa6mago y dol intestine, EstA uni
vsrs rsalmentc eoMdrmado, On forHa sin
igual. cue 10 edsssia dsl Digestive
Moiarrissa % vsrGadsramente radisal
y superior & 10 do sodos los osroa rs /!
msdioa. Do vsnia sn les prinsipalss
farmAcias do Europa y Amsriaa.
ASE VENDEi On lots dc tAhaa
sn rama, .sosssho dc 1905, do lAa me
iorss vegas do Caguas. Dirigirss & |
QutEoneA Cabezudo CO, CaguAs, Puer
10 Riso,
I'll ssfor plAE NAVARRO ka |
sssa ableaido On OHeina de Ahog Ads y
% MoaAria on esia sixdad, ealls do aAn
Jgsbs nkMsre II.
Risrss ante 10 0urts Federal, Ger.
% Do pisKiio do toda 10 IslA , Oorse
awpraMA. dsdisandese aslmismo oil
axaaasn do litxlos do HropisdAdaE, In
orporaai6n do OeFporAsieRes del pata
axsrangsrAs y lraniaasi6R do exPs
sjsness do appropriation foFxosa.
Aespsando 10 Robls som mpstsnaia
aog sssshlsaida en sl staraieio Dc las
sFstssiones de Ahogado y Ncsario, si |
sanos DIAz NAVARRO 90 0iSgons { /
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-26
AVISO

BE vende por 10 mitad de 90 valor
an aparato para fabricar bebidas car.
bonasadas. So compone del generator
Tres fuentes con sus eorrespondientes
lavaderoa de gaz, una mesa para lie
mar botellas de tapones de gravitasi6n
= an llenador dc sifones.
Para informes diriRlrus On Camuv
A ANTONIO CASTILLO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-26

Peeios dc pasae $50
psmefa $50 e gunds Cnso S9o prma s5 segunds
CO Nueva York Pmsra SIS 90. Segunda OBS 90 -oA
Pssa Ids vueta sno Nfos hsa tes aso.
rats dc eded hasta Ii
nsA omndsss somoddsds spec. para psao m ea
Leando dc Puerto Ro New rdedor de sina
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-26
DOCTOR gv!TlvO nvIOl

DE LA FACULTAD de
Medicina de Madrid y Ex-pro.
fesor Clinico del Hospital de
San Carlos, de Ia mlsma Ia.
cultad, de regreso de su viaje
4 Madrid, ha establecido su
o6cina professional en- la calle
de Tetu&n nq 81.
Horas de consulta de 2 4
4 p. m. Telefono nq 326. d,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-26
LInsa FsIIsa dsI Os,tt

Bi!lstss barases pare dsas fesssvSs
Ia u slgse de Capital { 7ayam6r
dA y VaslaA rs etvs.I sn ~ 1s stvs.
Ia u do SAyAm6n { Oataao, Ida J
vas.sa 1s sivA. On ~ 10 stvs.
stllsts ordinArio dc Capital & CAta'
flo ~ elass 6 : etvs'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-26
DlctIT I, lUIZ AInau

Da regreso do "a viais 4 Europa,
asaba do inssalar "a ofsina profssio.
nal 60 10 salle del Cristo. ndmaro IA
Horas dc conSultaI do II } 1sdia "a
= media do 10 tards. d,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-26

CIa'e' dc InGI6' J e'paHpI
-@
Sc dan olaacI da irg'6s J esps6ol,
nAnAnsl sarde y noshe & precios con.
vsnsIonales, San Jol6 % alto I'm. o
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-26

schr&r { sas eIisntes h0aoFa Farios sxss
sivamsnte m6diacs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-26
F.LOPEz SANCHEZ

Aparlado 1 San uan Puerto Rco Administration ds0ne
naa ComprA vsntA do solsrcs socion sadnl..
do On per6disos Ara espsaa Geona ods esse de-
los Centres oncass y Comerao ~ %
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-29
WOMAN INVADES BUSINESS
DISTRICT and SCORES HIT
Beauty Of Charming Female Fruit
Wagon Driver Sends Up
Price of Cherries.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

PORTLAND. Or. June 2S.-There was
a surprise for Front street yesterday.
Front street deals with all classes of
people-native whites. imported whites.
italians, Russians, laps, Chinese and
even an occasional Indian. But for the
most part the people who go there to
sell their wares are OF the male per-
suasion.
The surprise yesterday morning was
,occasioned by the appearance of a
comely young woman. trinity dressed.
who appeared in charge of a wagon
load of cherries of the Royal Ann
brand. The young woman was Miss
Clara L. Webb. secretary to DR.. j..
Whitcomb Brougher of the White Tenn
pie and more recently manager of the
Webb farm on the base line road
twelve miles east of Portland
II got better price this morning for
my wagon-load of Royal AIMS than
most of the men did for their fruit, !"
said Miss Webb. Il shall not give up
my work at the White Temple. Some
body has to boss the hands and since
father died l have been the boss
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-29
WOUNDS SPOUSE
AND KILLS SELF
Insane Farmer Commits
Suicide After Attack
ing Wife.

SANTA FE SPRINGS, June 2S.-Ed-
ward Schondoney, a farmer, 2S years
old. living here. this morning made an
unsuccessful attempt to kill his wife
with a revolver, and after being dis
armed by her secured a shotgun and
shot himself in the stomach. dying in
stantly. The tragedy occurred about
8 o'clock. Schondoney has been men
tally unbalanced for some time.
Schondoney started a quarrel with
his wife in bed this morning, and
after threatening her life told her he
would exterminate the entire family.
His anger grew, and leaping from the
bed he secured possession of small
revolver and opened fire on his wife
One bullet struck her in the body, but
she was not seriously injured The
woman grappled with her husband and
succeeded finally in wrestling the
weapon from him. Then before he
could do her further injury she ran to
an open window and leaped to the
ground, making her way to the house
of nearby neighbors.
When they reached the house they
found Schondoney lying on the floor
with his entrails blown out A two
year-old child of the couple was in
the room, but was unharmed Mrs.
Schondoney is 26 years old and the
families of both live in this vicinity.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-29
MILLIONAIRE Is fined
and SCORED BY JUDGE
Dredging King" Pays $50 for
Violating Law Regulating
Use of His Machines.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

OROVILLE, June Millionaire
James H. Leggett appeared in the
dingy courtroom of Recorder Wood
man at IL o'clock this morning to an
swer to a charge OF obstructing the
city's streets The real cause of the
dredging kings arrest was TO be found
in his failure TO obey the law regulat-
ing dredging within the city. Re
corder Woodman read the complaint to
the millionaire defendant and tersely
asked. Guilty or not guilty?" Guilty"
responded Leggetts attorney. The City
Attorney then addressed himself to the
court and recommended that the maxi
mum penalty of $500 be not imposed.
but that the fine be made $50. After
the City Attorney had concluded his re-
marks the Recorder addressed the de-
fendant, saying:
According to the recommendation Of
the City Attorney shall make the fine
$50, but the next time it will be more,
in accord with the offense. The law is
in the statute books and must be
obeyed by all classes alike. The fine is
made $780,"
Leggett produced the money. paid
the fine and left the courtroom without
speaking a word.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-29
DISCOVERER OF KLONDIKE
victim OF WHISKY HABIT
Granting by Canada of Right to
Drink "Fmewater" Causes
His Downfall.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

SEATTLE, June 2S.-Tagish Charley,
the Indian who first found gold on
klondike Creek and reported 1t to
white men, and who, partly because of
that and also by reason of the payment
of $4,000 and the granting by the Do
minion Government of the privilege of
drinking whisky, which is denied to all
the other red wards of the country, is
drinking himself to death. AT the same
time the Dominion Government is grad
ually securing the rest of Tagish Char
ley's fortune in the way of fines. Bruce
White of Minneapolis, who has just
come down from White Horse, tells the
story of Charley's downfall. The In
dian shows his appreciation of the priv
ilege TO drink as much as he desires Of
any fluid by getting as drunk as white
man every day. He is regularly arrest
ed and is regularly fined and set at
liberty. Charley had 100000 few
years ago.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-29
PORTLAND
COMMIT
DISSOLVED
Mayor Lane DismiSses the
Men in Charge Of
Relief Fund.
Demands That They Turn
Over Coin Raised
for Refugees.
Refusal to Send Money
to San Francisco Is
the Cause.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.


PORTLAND. June 2s.-Mayor Lane
this morning dissolved the committee
handling the finances of the San Fran
cisco relief fund. This was done be-
cause the committee had refused TO
obey his command 10 send the $4,000
balance on hand 10 the stricken city
without further delay. The members
OF the commlttee-R- R Hoge Cchair-
man, ". II. Land, T. B. Wilcox. l. n.
Fleischner and A l. MiIls-say they
viii not be thus peremptorily disband-
ed by the chief executive. At noon
Mayor Lane wrote each member a let
ter in which he gave formal announce
ment OF the dissolution of the commit
tee and called upon the members TO
turn over the money on hand TO the
new committee which he viii appoint.
Mayor Lane met the members Of the
finance committee, which is a sub-com-
mittee Of the general relief committee
In the Office of the Chamber of Com
merce at 1880 this morning Here he
repeated his statement made at the
heated session Of yesterday morning
that the money subscribed here should
have been sent TO san Francisco as
soon as possible.
p. In view Of the circumstances l have
decided TO dissolve the committee" said
he
p. we do not intend to be dissolved.
pForOBueo IN this way. said R r.
Hoge, chairman OF the committee. after
the meeting. We don't like the idea
Of being put out under fire. We acted
according 70 our best judgment"
. The Mayor was seen while he was
= engaged in writing the notice Of disso-
luton TO the committee.
Yes. its 'skiddoO' 70 that commit
tee he said. I appointed il and /
!: dissolved il. There was simply no other
- way 70 get the money 70 the place for
. whose relief il was subscribed. I told
them that the money simply. must go
p there and that there was no other way
about it,"
The Mayor has appointed as a new
committee l. n Fleischner, Father J.
H Black ". W. Cotton and Rufus Nal
iory. Other members are 70 be added
later
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-29
OFFERED TEN THOUSAND
VOTES AT 80 CENTS EACH
Governor HOch of Kansas Rejects Sob
Lot of Ballots at ROck-BOttOm
Price

TOPEKA Kans.. June Psf. A
Richard Of Logan has written a letter
advising Governor Hoch TO send $4,000
10 a Young man near Norton who con-
troIs 1000 votes in that section. Rich
ard. who claims to be a detective en-
ployed by the Republicans says that
these 1000 men have set $4,000 as the
amount required 10 have their votes
turned 70 one party or the other.
Charles Sessions. the Governors pri-
vate secretary, wrote 10 Richard that
the Governor was not buying votes
this early in the year and did not have
the cash TO pay for them II he want
ed to.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-29
CONCLUDES IT'S LABoRs.
National Convention of the Peoples
Party Adfourns Sine Die.

ST LOUIS. June 2s-The national
convention of the Peoples party con-
cluded its labors today and adjourned
sine die.
The work accomplished consisted
principally in the adoption of resolur
tion providing that the Peoples party
heartily agree in the work being per-
formed by the conference committee
for the purpose of concentrating and
centralizing the reform organizations
of the country into an integral part of
the Peoples party; the adoption of a
general address TO the American people
setting forth the doctrine and princi-
pies OF the party the authorization of
Colonel II L. Bentley of Texas to con-
tinue the work he has individually pur-
sued for sixteen years. of organizing
Peoples party county clubs through
out the United States; the election of
him as president Of the Peoples party
club organization and appointing a
committee TO raise $4,000 annually TO
defray the expenses incurred in the
club federation movement: the authori-
zation OF a movement to establish a
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-29
BRIDES HOUSE IS ROBBED
and Her PET Dog SLAIN
Vandals Ransack Home of Red
Bluff Woman During Her
Absence.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

REDDING, June 2S.-Mrs. Mary
Bloxham of. Red Bluff came to Redding
Tuesday evening to get married. When
she and her husband, A. J. Baudy, re-
turned on the midnight train Tuesday
night the bride found that her home
had been entered and everything in it
ransacked and thrown into disorder.
The officers were notified Wednesday
morning and Marshal Slater and Con-
stable McGovern visited the place.
had been gained through the back door,
which had been left open. Mrs. Baudy' S
little pet dog was killed. There was a
small bullet hole in its head. Several
small articles were missed from the
house and many articles were practi-
cafly ruined by rough handling.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-29
SNS1LSNASlS-SA
17z1H7zz7ZzZ1z Z1zZ2Z2
NAME Of BRYAN
EVOKES CHEERS
Wisconsin Democrats in
Line for Nebraskan
Leader.

MILWAUKEE,, June 2S.-William J.
Bryan was strongly indorsed by the
Democratic State convention, which
was held here today. There were two
occasions on which Bryan was men
toned, when the resolutions were read
as a whole. and again when the planks
were adopted separately. In both. in
stances his name was cheered repeat
edly.
The convention held two sessions to-
day and spent several hours in DELHI
Grating over platform which was
prepared by the committee on resolu-
tions last night.
The plank which came in for the
most criticism and considerable debate
was that bearing upon municipal own
ership- National Committeeman Tim
othy E. Ryan fought hard against the
plank on the deciding vote but the
opponents were apparently few
The platform will be referl ed to the
candidates who receive nominations for
the State tickets at the primary cleo
tion in the fall
Before the convention adjourned a
motion was carried that the Demo-
cratic State chairman be empowered to
appoint a committee of three to ex-
anime the books of the Secretary of
State Office
The platform strongly indorses Will
liam ]. Bryan as the Democratic can
didate for President in 1908 Among
other things the platform demands en-
forcement of the statutes against all
trusts, combinations and monopoIies.
and favors revision of the present tar
if. the election of United States Sen
ators by direct vote and governmental
control and regulation of all public
service corporations. On State mat
ters the report favors law conferring
upon municipalities power to regulate
public service corporations; a cents
per mile passenger rate: taxation on
the ad valorem basis and amendments
to the primary election laws.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-29
Are Attacked by Animals
Which Escape From
Train Wreck.
Brakeman F atally Hurt in
Rear-End Collision
at Kennett.
Maddened Beasts Dash
IntoCrowd Gathered
by Disaster.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SfEClAL DlSfA1On IL NE OaA@L.
REDDING, June 2S.-A north bound
oiltank train and heavily loaded cat
tie train met in a rear end collision at
Kennett at o'clock this evening. Rob-
ert Holmes, a Sacramento brakeman.
was pinned beneath one of the wrecked
cattle cars and sustained fatal injuries.
Mrs. A. G. Frost and Mrs. III. V. Scrib-
ner were seriously gored by cattle lib
Grated by the wreck and it is feared
the former will die. The first tele-
phonic reports sent down from Kennett
indicated that two men were killed, but
this was later denied.
The north bound oil train with eight
big oil tanks entered the Kennett yards
at o'clock, about fifteen minutes after
the cattle train pulled in. The brake
man on the cattle train had failed to
properly flag the rear end of the train
and the oiler ran into the yard full
speed and crashed into the rear end of
the train.
The oil train was in charge of Con-
ductor Gray, while Kelley was conduc-
tor of the cattle train. The caboose
and three cattle cars of the cattle train
were demolished and the engine of the
oil train thrown from the rails. Forty
five or fifty of the cattle were liberated.
Many were pinned beneath the wreck
age and were killed Others escaped
and Stampeded over the hills Mrs. A.
G.. Frost and Mrs. H. ". Scribner were
caught and gored by a couple of the
maddened animals Mrs. Frost was Sc
verely injured. The animal which at
tackled the women was afterward shot
by a boy named Lane.
Holmens, the brakeman, was caught
beneath one of the cattle cars and it
was fully an hour before he was ex-
tricated He is fatally hurt. The
track was torn up for about hundred
feet and the Dunsmuir wrecker is now
at the scene. The entire population of
Kennett was on the spot ten minutes
after the collision. How the engine
crew of the oil train escaped is a mira
Gle.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-29
WOMAN DENIED DAMAGES
BEATS MAN She SUED
Uses Umbrella on Head of De-
fendant and Then Stabs Him
With Potato Knife.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

PORTLAND June 2S.-Finding it inn
possible to get the decision that she
wanted from the Circuit Court. Laura
Coykendall took the law in her own
hands and broke her umbrella upon
the head OF George Mccoy. who sue
cessfully defended himself in an action
for $1,000 damages brought against him
in the Circuit Court by Miss Coyken-
dali. After the umbrella wore out the
lady produced a small knife. used ordi-
narily for peeling potatoes, and at
tackled Mccoy with 1t, cutting his coat
into shreds and wounding his hands.
A bundle of papers in an inside pocket
are said to have saved Mccoy from a
serious wound from the pairing knife.
The trouble arose over an alleged
breach of lease of diningroom in
connection with a hospital run by Miss
Coykendall.