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Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-24
BUCKEYE GOVERNOR RALLIES
But Retcence of Physicians Tends to
Belief That Improvement Is
Temporary
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
COLUMBUS, March Ex-Governor
Pattison rallied this afternoon and, ac-
cording to the statement of the ply
sicians issued at II o'clock tonight, the
improvement continued slowly and
steadily.
The refusal of the attending physi-
clans to make any direct and definite
statement regarding the nature of the
governors illness strengthens the i'm
preston which is prevalent tonight
that the improvement in the governor
condition is only temporary.
Governor Pattison rallied this after
noon from a deep stupor and talked
with the members of his family, ex-
pressing a desire to be taken back to
his home in Milford, Ohio, as soon as
possible.
Should he recover to such an extent
that his removal will be possible his
wish will be gratified.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-24
FRISCO MISSION FLOODED
Heavy Downpour submerges FIFTY
Blackstone of the Most Disas-
trous foundations

ploCkS-One OF tne moSt biSae7
trous foundations
By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 23.-The
heavy downpour of rain all Thursday
night and all day today caused one of
the most disastrous floods in the his
tory of the city, in that part of the
Mission between Fourteenth and Nine
teenth streets that borders on the
Potrero. The volume of water rush
ing into the old Mission creek sewer
from Cross streets became so great
that the aqueduct could not carry away
the flood, and the muddy waters backed
up and spread over an area of fifty
blocks.
The general boundaries of the flooded
districts were from Howard to Kansas
streets and from Fourteenth to Nine
teenth streets, although in other low
lying places adjacent there were many
muddy pools of water.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-24
Burned in Saving Wife
By Associated Press.

BY ASSOClateu F7TtSS-
SAN FRANCISCO March 23.-Joseph
Sorocco and wife were cleaning some
clothes today with gasoline near an
open lamp. The fumes of the gasoline
reached the lamp and an explosion fol-
lowed. Mrs. Sorocco was enveloped In
flames. Her husband caught her in
his arms and while he was smothering
the flames his own clothing caught
fire and he was so badly burned that
his life is despaired Of
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-24
CLAIMS FALSE Imprisonment
Physician Confined in State Hospital
Begins Suit Against County and
Examining Doctors
IA Arsncia Id Press.

Ey Associated Press.
UKIAH, Cal, March 23.-Dr. Martin,
formerly an inmate of the Mendocino
state hospital. but who was released
about one year ago on a writ of habeas
corpus, has commenced suit against the
county and county of San Francisco
examining physicians and the managers
of the state hospital and demands as
compensation for his illegal imprison-
ment $500.
The commitment, it is alleged, was
illegal, in that Martin was not served
with a summons before examination.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-24
Martinez Under Water
BY Associated PreRl

BY Associated ~TeFHS.
MARTINEZ, March 2S.-Rains food
ed Main street today, the first floor
of the California hotel Main and Cas-
tro streets, being under water. The
lumber yards at the north end of town
were flooded. Slides along the railroad
delayed the San Rimon local three
hours tonight. A heavy slide occurred
this evening at Vallejo junction, caus-
ing the delay to main line trains on
the Southern Pacific.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-24
Presidents Nominations
Rv Assnclated T.resl

WASHINGTON, March 2S.-The
president today sent three nomina-
tions to the senate: Receivers of pub
lie money!. d. R. Thompson at Salt
Lake City, Alfred II. Taylor at Susan
vile, Cal. Registers of land offices
Frank D. Hobbs at Salt Lake City,
Thomas A. Rosbury at Susanville,
Cal. Postmaster confirmed; California
IS. S. johnson, National City.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-24
Alarm at Pittsburg

PITTSBURG. March 23.-The price
of coal in this district is advancing
rapidly, and large orders are being re-
ceived from local manufacturers at
Cleveland and as far west as Chicago.
The critical situation at indianapolis
has caused a rush of orders.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-24
Prices Advancing
Rv Associated Press.

BY ASsOCIdIeu I Ies'Is'
CHICAGO, March 29.-Soft coal
prices are advancing daily in Chicago,
in view of the growing feeling among
coal dealers that strike in the bitum-
inous regions at least is certain. There
was little western soft coal to be had
in Chicago yesterday. The price has
advanced from $1.1O ton to SLIGO a
ton within the last few days.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-24
KILLS SWEETHEART AND SELF
Ohio Girls Marriage Objected to by
Parents - Popular Woman
CooIIY Shot Down
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
MANSFIELD, o., March 23,-Miss
Grace Zellner, aged 2S, was shot
and killed early today by Roy Shanks,
who then committed suicide Miss Zell-
ner was we'll known in society here and
was a leader In church work. She and
Shanks had been sweethearts.
1t is thought the girl had decided to
heed her parents protests and not
marry Shanks and that last night she
went to his room, where the tragedy
occurred, to tell him so.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-24
Mercy Tor EmbezzIer
o. Associated Press

by ASSUCIdNSNI 7 'E'1''
MADEIRA, March 2S.-The jury in
the case of w. M. Amer, former coun-
ty treasurer, on trial for embezzling
SS2 900 county funds, has returned a
verdict OF guilty, with a recommenda-
ton to the extreme mercy of the court.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-24
Yoakum Reported Very III
BY Associated tress.

TOPEKA, Kas., March 23.-Mrs. B. II.
Yoakum, wife of the chairman of the
executive board of the Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific railway, is speeding
east today on a special Rock Island
train from Southern California to the
bedside of Mr.. Yoakum in Chicago Her
train is due at Topeka at o'clock Sun
day morning. Mr.. Yoakum is reported
in a precarious condition. -
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-24
Yellow Fever on Canal
By Associated Press,

PANAMA. March 23.-Another case
of yellow fever having developed at
Bocas del Toro, the United States au-
thorities on the canal zone will confer
with Foreign Secretary Guardia re-
garding the most efficient means of ex-
terminating the fever.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-24
Mines Sell for Five Millions
W Associated Press.

15SSUOTdtCu
SEATTLE, Wash, March 23.-The
Conrad Consolidated mines, consisting
of ten claims on the Windy Arm, near
White Horse, Alaska, have been sold
to William Mckenzie, owner of the
Canadian & Northwestern railway, for
$5,00o,000 cash.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-24
Big Seed House Destroyed
/, Asanctafed Press

BOSTON, March 23.-The salesroonl
and storehouse of Warren w. Rawson
& Co. seed men and dealers in
other agricultural supplies at II and 13
Faneuil hall square, were ruined by
fire early today. The loss is estimated
at 100000.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-24
Burglars Commit Murder
Rv A Assnciated Press.

ROCHESTER,. N. Y, March 2S,-
Bank burglars murdered Edward Pull
man, a constable and night watchmar
at Sodus, early today. He had caught
them trying to rob the safe Of the
bank of Sodus.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-24
THE DAYS NEWS
FORECAST

Southern California: Rain SAT-
urday;fresh southwest wind. Max
imum temperature in Los Angeles
Yesterday, 90 degrees; minimum,
81 degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-24
Five Thousand Men Laid OFF

BY ASSOc1ated P.esS
MEANWHILE, Pa, March 23.-Orders
were issued today suspending loco
motive repair work at all shops on the
Brie system. Five thousand men are
laid off. The action is said to be due
to the threatened coal strike.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-10-05
What We'reProudO OF
Cherry Tree Hospital.

Mrs. NJ. +. Hubbard. an experienced
nurse from Flari,li has opened the
old Cherry Tree loinc for a hospital.
This hllilIiii. is Il barge one and he
ion. roo. is very favorable for n
hospital. here being ample accummo-
dation for 60 10 20 patients. Ii is clc-
CANT ly furnished. has its own supply
Of ariesian water. and is situated un-
der HE caves of il grnll. hill away
from the noise and smoke Of the city.
Al llic present Tim" llI"r" are sever
al typhoid fever patients there and
several hayi. been discharged aS con
valcStrni. he rates are in accor-
dance with tho charged by ni her
hospitals. and much less han one can
secure IA trained nurse for. besides
combining all The little things that
make it more cnniorlahlc for the
sick | Ian being nur>rd ii home.
We hrspcak for this Institution the
success ii ST richly deserves.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-10-05
Wounds. Bruises and Burns.

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1t will save you time and money, not
to mention the inconvenience and suf-
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by Ikelman Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-10-05
New Double Store.

The big new doublr store Of White
Bros. e.nbodies everything from Il pa
per of pins tn t he best of clothing for
men women. b Us and r'ildrcn, en-
hracing ladies' coats lhat are par ex-
cellcncr. standard lines of mems and
boys riot Thing from 1ic best makers
iE the United States. and lhe leading
brands Of shoes for all. They employ
regularly tour clerks. with probability
the year closes. Their store is one Of
the preuiesl and nsecsl in the entire
valley. Il NJ
Come in and look over our line Of
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The Holly chieftain., 1906-10-05
osSawss~.

FrendDo You find writing for
money easy?
Struggling Author-Not since my
father shut down on me,-Philadelphia
Press.
The new Pure Food and Drug Law
will mark it on the label oil every
Cough Cure containing Opium, Chic
roform, or any other stupefying or
poisonous drug. But it passes Dr.
Shoop's Cough Cure as made for 20
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The Holly chieftain., 1906-10-05
Two Girls.

Two Girls.
1t is Just as easy to fall In love with
a rich girl as 1t is to fall In love with
a poor one. but it is generally easier
to marry the poor one.-st. Joseph
(MO.) Press-News.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-10-05
Praise and Fl.ttcry.

We must define fattery and praise
They are distinct. Trajan was en-
couraged to virtue by the panegyric
of Pliny. TiberIus became obstinate
In vice from the fattery Of the scna-
tors.-Louis NVI.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-10-05
Does Your Stomach
Bother You I
Or. Shops Restorative Cures Al
Distressing Stomach Troubles
Through the Inside Nerves.

A. you value your health and happiness don't
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The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07

no progress had been made on the muir
der case, though. at the same moment,
kearney was safe in his cell at the
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07
G|LLETT TALKS To
MINING men.
By Martir, Madser1.

GRASS VALLEY, Oct. 6.-The Repub-
Iican standard bearer came within the
confines of his Congressional district
tonight. and, although he found politi-
cal conditions in upheaval because of
the formation of county labor party,
the reception awaiting him was as
hearty and demonstrative as ever.
With the miners Gillett has always en-
ularity has not abated was strikin gly
evidenced when he came in his quest
for gubernatorial honors. The meeting
was a combination affair of Grass VAL
ley and Nevada City. and in the lavish
spirit of the camps were the greetings
extended to him.
There was nothing tonight to indi-
cate any hostility to the Republican
nominee. He has many warm friends
here and they are actively looking af-
ter his cause. There are about 500
union miners in the county, and while
the new labor party has put up a ticket
for the offices of the county, it is not
believed that any organized attitude
will be taken as to the State tickets.
Gillett explained how the Republi-
can party had enacted the employers
liability law. The miner is deeply in
terested in the law because of the
dangers of his calling. In the event
of suit for injuries the mine owner
has heretofore been able to make much
of the plea Of negligence on the part
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07
Murder Suspect Is raced
by Bloody Clothing.

human blood. Several photographs of
the garments were taken by the police
photographer and the clothes were
locked up in the strong box They will
be turned over to the City Chemist to-
day.
The suit is a double breasted affair
of rough blue serge and appears to be
we'll worn. On the front of the trousers
are several large blotches of blood, ap-
parently clotted
The bloody spots show just as plainly
on front of the coat and vest. On the
sleeves of the coat are huge blood
stains, indicating that the wearer of
the garment evidently pickd up an in
jured person and carried his burden
some distance. The bloody marks also
show plainly inside the sleeve, which
is white lined.
On the buttons of the coat and vest
small clots of blood are visible. Sew
eral large clots show very plainly on
the front of the vest, indicating that
the man who wore it must have come
in contact with a wounded person.
The police are of the opinion that
the blood stains are about four or five
days old, but to satisfy themselves
they will have the clothes examined
carefully by the City Chemist, who, it
is expected, will be able to tell just
how long they have been on the clothes.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07

of fellow-servant. Thanks to Con-
gressman Stirling of Illinois and Con-
gressman Gillett of California. the
employer is now hsld accountable for
the character of man that Is employed
to be a fellow-servant. Mr.. Gillett
described the work of passing, the
measure and told of the interest that
President Roosevelt took in It.
The Gompers letter was explained
as being the fabric of political enc
mics. The speaker reviewed his record
in the making of laws In the interest
of labor. He declared there was no
justification for any hostility OF labor
toward his candidacy.
At the conclusion of the meeting
Gillett was given his usual three
cheers.
w. F. Englebright of Nevada City,
the Republican nominee to succeed
Gillett in Congress, was also a speaker.
He declared that the entire northern
section of the state will be strong for
Gillett and the ticket. Judges Chip
man, Burnett and nart also addressed
the meeting and George Bennett was
the presiding officer.
Gillett will rest tomorrow in Nevada
City and on Monday will go to Stock
ton for the rally there that night.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07

up to the bank one OF them left the
buggy, threw away9a a cigarette he had
been smoking and then strolled leis-
urely inside When the second man
followed him he slammed the door
tight after entering the bank.
The noise made by the slamming
door was distinctly heard by Welsh
across the street, and he regarded the
incident at the time as peculiar. The
pair remained in the bank for about
ten minutes When they came out one
of them was carrying a sack. They
Jumped into the buggy and after driv-
ing about twenty yards below the
bank switched the horse to the other
side Of the street and entered saloon.
That was the last Welch saw of
them, he said. as shortly after he was
ioined by another vaudeville man for
whom he had been waiting and left.
His description of the men tallies in
detail with information of the slug
gers secured by the police from other
sources.
welsh has been. playing in a Mission
theater. He protested against his de-
tention by the police, saying that he
/ had an engagement he must fill at
Vallejo.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07

no progress had been made on the muir
der case. though. at the same moment,
kearney was safe in his cell at the
.uoIlels lesIls-qsnd
STATEMENT KEPT SECRET.
What Kearney told Wren and Gibson
has been kept a secret. 1t is evident
that the police determined to keep
their prisoner under cover for fear that
the news of bis arrest might possibly
become known to certain others they
are after and thus spoil their plans
for a round up that is expected to oc-
cur very shortly.
II Kearney has a criminal record the
police know nothing OF it. He was
photographed in several different poses
last night, and these photos were care
fully compared with the entire rogue's
gallery collection without result Sew
eral Of the noted criminal catchers
were unable TO identity him, so the
police are OF the opinion that he has
never been in trouble in this city be-
fore.
Kearney says he is 2s years old. He
is about five feet seven inches in
height, rather slender in build and
weighs about 40 pounds. He is of
rather retiring disposition and has not
the manner OF a criminal. He refused
to tell the police where he lives, but
says he is stranger in the city. hav-
ing arrived here but a few weeks ago.
DETECT ODOR OF OPIUM.
Tailors Heck and Zimmerman stated
to the police that they detected the
unmistakable odor of opium on the
bloody. clothes - carney left with them
TO he cleaned. This leads the police
TO believe that Kearney is an opium
smoker, though he does not resemble
one.
The fact that Kearney is Withhold
ing his address makes the police
suspicious. They are of the opinion
that he must be endeavoring to shield
some one. Kearney will be sweated
again today by Wren. The latter
hopes to secure an important state
ment from him If Kearney Is unable
to give a better account Of himself
than he did last night he will be held.
Wren and Gibson made very care
full examination OF the clothes and
satisfied themselves beyond all question
OF doubt that the stains are those of
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07
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The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07

We make speciality of suits and skirts for large
and stout women and have the garments in a very
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New plaid skirts are here in great variety-skirts
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The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07
WOUNDED MAN May RECOVER.
Detectives Anxiously Awaiting the Mo-
ment when sasaki Can Speak.

Detectives Anxi0usly Awaiting the Mo-
ment When sasaki Can Speak.
It was said at the Lane Hospital late
last night that A. Sasaki, the paying
teller who was beaten into unconscious
ness by the sluggers. had spent rest
f,,l day and showed signs of recovery.
Patrolman Plume, together with DR..
THOMAS Rixford and a Japanese sur
reon. are in constant attendance upon
Sasaki. and the Police Department is
straining every effort to make him talk.
The paving teller, however. was unable
to make any kind of statement yes
terday. He had several lucid periods of
considerable duration, which the police
tried to take advantage of. but he COM
plained of pains about the head and
could not be induced to talk coherently.
His chief concern seemed to be about
The bandages about his head, and he
annealed to the surgeons to try to kill
the pain, which, he declared, was con-
tinuaIly growing more unbearable.
who assaulted your he was pressed
ia answer continually.
His reply would be q. groan Then he
would turn aside and lapse into fitful
sleep.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07

without opiates, however, and the doc
tors believe he will be able to talk
extendedly today and give the police
the much sought for information in his
possession.
The Japanese Society yesterday made
a formal request upon Governor Par.
dee to offer reward for the arrest of
the murderers and bank robbers.
The society, together with the Japa-
nese bankers of San Francisco, will
offer a reward independently of the
Governor.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07
DRIVE UP TO BANK IN BUGGY.
Vaudeville Performer Sees Two Men
Enter and Leave With Sack.

Enter and Leave with n Sack.
Although the police directed their at
tention yesterday mainly to the ap-
prehension of Kearney, they did not
overlook other sources of information
they believed might help them in their
investigation of the murder and rob-
berry.
Among the witnesses questioned was
Lem Welsh, vaudeville performer,
who rooms at 2419r Mission street. His
story as told to Detective Captain Wren
and Detective Harrison, who took him
to police headquarters, was that he
was standing in front of the Novelty
Theater on OFarrell street the day of
the robbery when his attention was
attracted to two men who drove UP tc
the bank in a buggy.
Welsh is a farmers son, he said
and what first made him observe the
men was the horse they were driving,
which put him in mind of and closely
resembled one he used TO drive when
he was a boy. When the men drove