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The San Francisco call., 1906-06-19
GOV. PATTISON
: OF OHIO GOES
TO FINAL REST

CINCINNATI, June 1S.-John NJ Pat
tison, Governor of Ohio. died at his
home in Milford, suburb of this city,
at 4:2O o'clock this afternoon He
passed a good night, and there was no
report of any serious change during
the day. During the afternoon the
news from his home was considered
favorable. and the announcement OF
death came without warning.
The oath of Office was administered
to Lieutenant Governor Andrew L. Har-
ris at Eaton tonight by Judge Fisher
of the Common PleasEBench.
That the death of AAe Governor was
entirely unexpected was evident when
it is remembered that in a contest over
the requisition of Ellsworth Liverpool
in the courts in this city today both OF
the Governors physicians appeared to
testify that his condition was such that
he was able to transact official business
His private secretary, l.. B. Houck, also
testified to his good condition, explain
ing that he recently had gone over
much business with him.
Although there has been for months
an expressed fear that Governor Farti-
so1 would not be able to return to his
Office at Columbus, the cheerful state
ments from his sickroom tended .c
create belief that any fatal outcome
of his prolonged sickness would bt
long deferred.
Not at any time man OF powerful
physique, Governor Pattison entered
upon the responsibilities of his office
in somewhat weakened condition, the
strain of the political campaign having
so worn on him that trip to the Soutf
was taken in November and Decembel
in the hope of regaining health. How
ever, when he returned he was still
weak, and under the advice of his ply
sicians his part of the Inauguration
ceremonies was gone through with tn,
utmost care. A glass covering was pro
vided for the reviewing stand that h.
might be protected from the stormy
January winds, and through that he re
viewed one of the most elaborate pa
rades that has ever graced the inaug
uration of any Ohio Governor. He ther
went to his home, from which he only
emerged for a few short walks unit
he came to this city on special trair
during the night of April 5.
He continued to oversee the work Of
his office, and through his private sec
retary, Louis B. Houck. who had beer
his running mate on the Democratic
ticket, transacted considerable public
business even when unable to arise
from his bed. AS soon as his condition
permitted he was brought to Cincin
natl, spending several weeks in Chris
Hospital, and a week ago he was takeI
to his country home at Milford. He hal
been reported as steadily gaining since
then, although a report was curren
last week that he had suffered re.
lapse Governor Pattison was elected
on the Democratic ticket.
Andrew L. Harris, Lieutenant Gov.
ernor. who under the constitution be-
comes Governor during the balance OF
the term for which Pattison was elect
ed, is Republican. He was born il
Butler County, Ohio. November II, 1885
He graduated at Miami University
at Oxford, Ohio, with the class of 1856
and the following year entered the
Union. army, being mustered out as g
brigadier general by brevet. He was
admitted to the bar in 1865. He was
elected Lieutenant Governor both times
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-19


Techau's Tavern is soon to open in
the Zimmerman residence at 1921 Suit
ter street, near Van Ness avenue. The
house is of the old mansion type. con-
tanning fifteen large rooms The main
floor viii seat 200 people and the rooms
upstairs nearly many.
The mansion will make a novel res
tsurant- The rooms are all connected
by folding doors. making an adjust
able system of dining-rOoms. An or
chestra viii be provided and a special
feature viii be the serving of after
noon tea to the ladies.
In the rear of the great house
well-appointed kitchen is being con-
structed The same help and chefs
viii be employed as before the fire.
Techaus is expected TO be itself again
about the 1st Of July.
The TOggery, formerly of 62S Market
street. will soon be Installed in its new
building on the southeast corner of
Van Ness avenue and Ellis street. The
structure. which is to be divided be-
tween Offices and stores, is large
temporary affair, a story and a half
in height 1t covers a lot 20 feet in
front and 106 feet deep. The building
is TO be known as the Toggery build
ing and the furnishing store of that
name viii occupy the corner store. NJ.
Frank and Ed Wolf are the proprietors
and the Deneen Building Company the
contractors.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-19
FAIRBANKS MINERS
PUT MOOSE AROUND
CLAIM JUMPERS NECK
Miscrsant Escapes Death by
Promising to Leave
Alaska Camp.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SEATTLE, June 1S.-With his neck
encircled by a moose. Joseph Cook, a
quit the camp Saturday at Fairbanks,
Alaska The Iynching bee was on
Goldstream. eight miles north of Fair
banks. He had jumped Joseph Voeg-
lers claim while the latter was i'll in
a hospital here.
The mob was prevailed upon by one
of the number to release Cook when
the Natter promised to leave the camp
within thirty-six hours. He had a
narrow escape, as the feeling against
jumpers is strong and the miners feel
that an example should be made
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-19
BIG SUM OF MONEY IN HOUSE
WHERE WOMAN WAS KILLED
Police Unable to Secure Further Llghf
ON the Murder of Mrs.
Kfnnan.

and Coroner, in searching the stanton
House in the Bronx yesterday, where
Mrs. Alice d. Kinnan was mysteriously
murdered more than a week ago, found
bank books showing deposits Of more
than $4,000. The entire house Is said
to be in a topsy- -turvy condition. many
OF the rooms being piled high with rub
bish, thus making the search dif1cult.
Mrs stanton, mother of Mrs Kinnan.
was taken from her home last Friday
to allow the authorities to search for
possible clews which would throw light
on the murder. Nothing has been dis
covered. however. to point toward the
murderer. Fifteen bank books were
found yesterday On Saturday $4,000
was uncovered in the house
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-19
BOLD k|DNAPER
FINALLY CAUGHT
Ex-Broker Holds a Child
for Ransom In Order
to Raise Money.
Trapped and Surrenders
When Police Fire
at Him.

PHILADELPHIA, June is. - Little
Frederick Muth, who was kidnapped
from school on Tuesday last, was recov-
cred from his captor in a sensational
manner this afternoon. For several days
the identity of the kidnaper has been
known to the police, but despite the eff
forts of four hundred men who have
been working on the case he wss not
located until today.
Accompanied by one of his men, Chief
of Detectives Donaghy went to 426
North Sixty-second street, in West
Philadelphia, and there found Joseph
Kean with his captive. Kean attempted
to escape and was shot at by the detec-
tives. The bullets missed their aim, but
Kean surrendered and was taken to po-
lice headquarters.
The Nkidnaper, who is AT years old,
is described as a former stock broker,
who had recently been a real estate
agent. He has a wife and three chill
dren, and it is believed that his desper-
ate financial situation drove him to his
crime
In communications to the father Of
the child he demanded $4,000 for the
boys return, and in a letter written on
Friday declared he would kill the child
and himself If the money was not forth
coming. Kean's terms were acceded to
in personal" inserted in all of Satur-
days papers Then, in subsequent
letter, Kean proposed new terms, and
these were likewise accepted and an
other personal was inserted yester-
day Meanwhile misleading reports
have been given to the public by the
police in order to serve their purpose.
The boy, who is only years old, was
apparently unharmed, except that he
bore evidence of suffering from hunger
and exposure.
When the kidnaper and his victim
were brought before Superintendent of
Police Taylor the boy still had In his
hand the school books he had when he
was enticed from school by decoy note
purporting to be from his mother
The house in which they were found
is an unoccupied dwelling on the out
skirts of the city.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-19
BABY FALLS FROM WAGON INTO
DITCH AND Is DROWNED
Father Drives On, Unconscious of the
Fate of His Little

FRESNO. June 1S.-Charles Hayes,
the two-year-old son of Arthur Hayes
of Selma, was drowned in an irriga-
tion ditch this morning near that town.
The baby was in the rear of a spring
wagon driven by his father and was
jolted out of the wagon as the team
was crossing the ditch. The father
knew nothing of the accident until he
had gone some little distance, when
he found that the baby was missing.
He hurried back to the ditch and re-
covered the body.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-19
HEARST WILL NOT ATTEND
RECEPTION TO MIR. BRYAN
He and Editor Brisbane Ignore Invi-
tatiOn Extended by the Commit
tee In Charge.

NEW YORK, June 1S.-The boss
press agents who are managing the
arrangements for the proposed mon
ster reception in honor of w. J. Bryan
when he arrives here from his tour
around the world announced today that
w. r. Hearst and his friends would not
take part in the affair. They had in
vited Hearst. and his editor, Arthur
Brisbane, to serve on the committee
on plan and scope. Hearst has ig-
nored the invitation and Brisbane has
declined to serve.
The press agents announced that
fully twenty States would be repre-
sented by special delegations at the re-
ception. They said that ten special
trains would be run from Missouri to
bring the Democrats from that State
who want to join in the welcome to
Bryan.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-19
JEROME s BOOM
GAINS STRENGTH
New York District At
torney May Head
State Ticket.
Tammany Men Enthu-
siastic Over Plan to
Nominate Him.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL


NEW YORK, June 1S.-Jerome's gub-
ernatorial boom was discussed by DEM
ocratic politicians today, to the exclu-
sion of all other subjects. A good many
Tammany men were found who de-
clared that the District Attorney ought
to be nominated. The statement of
John A. Henneberry, who managed both
of Jerome's campaiges for District At
torney, that Jerome was willing to ac-
cept a nomination by the regular Demo-
cratic convention was regarded as sig
nificant, following Mayor McClellan's S
complimentary reference to the District
Attorney Not that any one is sur
prised to hear that Jerome is willing
to accept. Everybody in politics knows
that the District Attorney would like
nothing better than to be the standard
bearer of the Democracy in a State
fight. But Henneberry's statement is
the first official declaration that has
been made on the subject.
TamIhany men who were alarmed by
the Hearst boom spoke up for Jerome
today with much enthusiasm. 1t was
pointed out last week that the Tam
many men in the Mcclellan administra-
tion would be likely to play Jerome to
beat Hearst. In view of recent develop
ments this seems more probable than
ever.
Tammany Leader Murphy said he had
received no word as to the probable
date of the meeting of the Democratic
State committee. The Belmont press
bureau announced June 81 as the prob
able date. Murphy said this was news
to him.
William r. Hearst, having decided
not to risk summer campaign, has
returned to California to await devel-
opments 1t is now said that the Hearst
state convention will not be held until
September
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-19
EASTERN COIN TO BUILD
SAN FRANCISCO CHURCHES
Money Collected I'm Presbyterian Cathe-
drals Throughout the United
States for This City.

CHICAGO, June 1s.-In Presbyterian
churches throughout the United States
yesterday collections were taken up for
a fund for the rebuilding of the edi-
fees of that denomination destroyed
or damaged by the San Francisco
earthquake and fire. The day was fixed
officially by the recent general assem-
bly, at Des Moines, which asked that
at least $4,000 be raised In most Of
the ninety-fou Presbyterian churches
of Chicago and vicinity the request Of
the assembly was observed.
In the first few weeks after the San
Francisco disaster more than one-half
the amount forwarded from the
churches of that denomination in the
United States was sent from Chicago.
1t is believed that the amount that will
be sent from here as the result of yes
terday's subscriptions will be large.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-19
ROCKEFELLER SAYS
EXTRAVAGANCE IS
CURSE OF NATION
Tells Frenchmen- This Country
Will Have to Undergo
Sweating Process.
Special Cable to The Call and the New York
Herald Copyright. 1905, by the Herald
Publishing Company.


PARIS. June 1S.-John d. Rockefel-
Ter pronounced extravaganza the ma
tional curse of America, with inevitable
evil consequences, in an interview to-
day.
You are undoubtedly the richest
people in the world. because you are
economical" said Rockefeller to NJ
Hermann of the Paris Bourse 1--WE
make more money in America. but we
are very extravagant. 1t is our curse
1t is peculiar, too, that even those who
come to us from your country soon
fall into our habits of extravagance
AS a result, we shall have to &c
through sweating process by and by
1t will have to come"
Speaking very emphatically and ges-
ticulating earnestly, Rockefeller con-
tinued:
I'VE are highly prosperous now and
can easily care for the $4,000 immi-
grants who come to us weekly. But
we shall have to go through the sweat
ing process and then we shall still
have to care for them"
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-19
Rich cattleman Dead.

DENVER, June 1S.-Oscar Stephens,
a prominent and wealthy mine owner
and cattleman of Montana, died of dia-
betes early today at st. Joseph's Hos
pital in this city. He was born in
Montrose, Pa, in 1S49. and was unmar-
ried. He owned twenty-seven ranches
in Montana, three of which embrace
over 5000 acres each.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-19

STOCKTON. June 1S.-Jacob Marks, a
resident of this city since 1857 and a
retired clothing merchant, died last
night after an illness of some weeks, at
the age of IA years. The deceased was
much respected. He leaves son, Sam
uel Marks, and daughter. Mrs. S. Belos
of San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-19
Woman KIlIs Her Rirnl.

SALIDA, Colo, June 1S.-Mrs. Carl
Bode, wife of railroad engineer. was
Hutchinson, wife of a switchman.
Jealousy was the cause of the murder.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-19
Presidents Uncle Buried.

SAYVILLE, L. l., June 18.-The fu-
neral service for the late Robert
Roosevelt, uncle of the President, was
held today at his summer home, Lotus
Lake, today. President Roosevelt was
detained at Washington and was un-
able to attend the funeral.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-19
senate Passes Erie Canal Bill.

WASHINGTON, June 18.-After an
other day devoted largely to the Lake
Erie and Ohio River canal bill, the
Senate today passed that measure with
only eleven votes in the negative.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-19
COUNCIL OFF MASTERS
CoNvENEs IN BOSTON
Big Representation Present at the Ninth
TriennfaI Session of the
Order.

BOSTON. June 1S.-Nearly eyerv ats5lt-
ated grand council in the country was
represented at the ninth triennial sos
sion of the Grand Council of Royal and
Select Masters of the United States
which convened in this city today. Cen
eral Grand Master Andrew M. swan
strom of st. Paul presided at the OPEN
ing of the General Grand Council and
delivered an address.
Rev. w. Perry Bush of Chelsea was
appointed general grand chaplain, and
John T. Kimball Of Boston was ap-
pointed general grand secretary. There
are now twenty-seven constituent
grand councils, of which twenty-six
were represented.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-19
Radke & Co.

1918 Devisadero street, near Bush, are
selling real souvenirs of the great fire
for wedding gifts and presents. Dia-
monds, silver and gold ware
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-19
stockton Pioneer Dies.

that William Mckinley was chosen
Governor.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-12

initiation Of members which are i'm.
pressive, aud amusing as we'll, aud 10
based along the lines Of the best 80.
crtt trAternAl insurance orders in the
country
Alachua Camp, which IL one " the
best in the state has been recently in.
fused with new lIte, aud the members
have gone to work with \ determine.
ton to do something This drtermi.
nation has resulted most successfully,
a. several new members have been cn.
rolled recently
A. the conclusion OF the regular
work tonight there will Ia refresh.
ments, Wh,oh will be euloy,d 10y those
present, as we'll Ne the newly installed
members A tull attendance Ia de-.
sired a. this meeting, witch I. des.
tined to be one ot the star" meetings
OF the present term.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-12

Jacksonville. fla Jul, II The acc.
oud section Ut . frrlgh, train un the
Srtbuard Air Limo crashed into The
rear "nd ~ the fr,t section standing
uu toe mlln lnr In the larl. ~ Lake
CitN. Fla at J O'clock Tuesday morn.
INK. causing a seriuuS wreck. and hill
ing the brakeman aud inIurlng an On
giur'f ana fireman. who we're report
81 were asleep IN the cab ~ The nrst
section The Whole train would have
been destroyed ~ II vas loaded With
tufprntlue aud other lnnhmahlc stun.
had not the Lake City nrr department
como 10 the rescue The regular Sea.
board Air Line passenger trains can
Mt pass uh tho track where the nc.
cidout occurred but are USING the A..
lhntic Coast Line tracks, frum lAvo
OAK by way ~ Fort white. Via
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-12
EXPIRE SIS HsAo6uARrsRs.
Route Agent Rhoadss VIII Make His
Home Hare After july no.

Route Agent ; " RhoAdes oi the
Southern Expire" Company, who spent
several dAys here recently IL 50 we'll
Impressed With the city and our pro.
pie that he has decided 90 make HE
home and headquarters here, on aud
after July IS
Mr. HhoAdrs 10 nov residing in
OcalA lie /, also impressed with the
Brick Cay, and stated that he regret
ted very much to leave the good peo.
Vle he had met there, but that, owing
10 the fact that HE territory wa. more
central here, be- deemed It best 10
come to Gainesville lie feels sure he
will he veil pleased aud the location
will prove o. hl- territory 80 much
more central
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-12
s4RAPNELL FELL ON EMPLOY IS
One Killed and -Four Injured by Burst
inc Soda Tank

Maadville. Pa. July ll.-One Killed.
another fatally injured. while 'or,v
are seriously burned Is the result 81
4 fire in a soda bot,iIng worn, ..,
Two residences aud ba,u aba
cent 90 the bottling plan were 10,
strOy ed When tue flames TylCl, ]
lie charS.Lg tank 1t eNplOdel villa -
roar and pieces of the bcay! metal
were thrown with great force In every
direction, subjecting the eup,o!y- wha
hat not made their e,cap, o. a veg
liable charge Of sArapucl
Walter Fries, II year, at age Wa,
struck AMI instantly Killed, Val, H.
eanor Martin. l. year Oh haJ or,
arm and both l,g, broken. h,,.ur,
receiving internal injuries from watch
she cannot recover
When the walls fell In. NJ, Min
nle Baird, - years old. W., covered
Win turning woodwork she VIII
r'oDyr, from her injuries Jane, A.,
zen. fireman. was cut ahlu, 80,
mead by failing pieces ~ slate ana
t'r.l Bol. another n,cMan. Ma over
Cola, by the heat
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-12
The Normal Goes aiRh, On

The summer school stlll contiSlss
its good work. aud additions are made
20 the enrolment almost daily Quite
q humbsE u teachers ~ill Dc Ia BsIt
seek 10 brush % . LITTLE before the
examination Tor state aud primary
esstihsstss
We gave . wrosE impress on 10 Tues.
day's Issus about the time ~ closing.
The sshooI gill run ths foil els wsshs
elosise on the 5ah some sssmina.
slons siII begin on the lisa. Do, near.
~ ell ihs slAssss viii 20 right on
Too moeh pralss ssnso, b. siSss 10
che large and istsliissHt bodJ Of
teachers vhO. sfIss 9 JssV of hard
wosk In the sshool.soom. are speeding
shsss hoe sssks In qsslifylns them.
sslsss for mote sfselsat serves
hasJ 81 tAsn already have ssulh.
sstss snd their s,tsaassss 10 pfompt.
81 By . desire Toe Improvement
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-12
As Likes Gainesville.

Among the visitors tn thl. city zee.
terday VAS " BArWick, n promi.
uVut real estate man OF Jacksonville.
Like many others Who have heard
shout the good things Of GAlnesv lie
including the sducational and moral
advantage, Mr. BArwick was here
projecting with n view o. beating
and bring hiA family here lie 10 veil
pleased. and u /. ptubsbI" Ihst Ws
may add smother family g. our let ~
n Short time
Sir. BaTwick visited tho new Uui.
versity buildings. new belng erected
lIc was we'll pleased. aud expressed
himself as believing that tho selection
for . loestlon 'uud npt have been
more wisely made. Il am stuck on
Gainesville" he said. and you need
not BE- surprised 90 zee my truck CON.
ing IN here ~ any time "
N' BaSWick would make q dsslFabls
citizen. and he would be gladly vel.
eomSd here
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-12
ariaadlsr oan.ral n.aa.

los Ahxele. cant. Jay II BriEa
ficf General l>Dais HsnIy RseksT. Z.
: 4 retired. lied here MondA, ~
tai been IN oOatinaoas military s~r
virr = ihe rsiisi State tor more
han H. year, Ne -nnsisd A. Chlea
- -hss the call fo' ,rDo9s sas srs'
male 10 1861. rOss frou ihs rsak. O.
hish Grade. and retired Al his owr -
guest a. srtGa1isr ssasral Ia 49,.
We viil - bsFt~a IN The sasioaAl Gem
s'srJ a. ne Prssssto. saa Traaeissso
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-12
Warrant Ter Roeksfsllsr.

rlnilay. %. July IA warrant Tor
John - Rockefeller which IL nov In
N" hands ~ The sheriff h Accompa
niei hy q copy - the Information and
anndaNita Witch WAS Mod last Thurs
day IN The probate court here by Pros
rcuinr David and charges HDckrfel
let With violation ~ The anil trust
lau In organization and maintaining
monopoly ~ tho oil business The
~arfan, directs the shrfin 80 take
N" 'ali Iohh % Hocksfsller. II fDund
IN your county or " 10 shalt have
Hod. that you pursue him lnlo any
other county 10 the state lpd taks and
safely ksrp me said Iohh ID Hpckr
Teller ~ that you have his body b.
fire this court IA answer sths same
complain, sad DO further dealt 9Th
according ~ Lac"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-12

Cleveland. . Ialy ~ The federal
grand Jury tussdsy resumed Ito In
vsstiEstiDn ~ alleged Violations ~ Ia.
isT stats eommsfcs lAss by various
faiiShys ard the STANDARD on eompa
~ wrb half . dOIsa Witnesses On
hand ~ siVs issiiniosY Amoas thoss
Sho ,sstIhAi Tuesday usF- q. L. hsy
~rs a ei~rk IN the freight ,HSiR o.
0sFimshi ~ the Lake share sid tia
sTnsrsl sgdii0T - the sans eomDa4Y.
u n Hsddis-tOhs. and o. 7 CsFtia.
sales aE~bi ~ me s,AsaaFa OF sDm
Pany several saaitA04al mbpoenas
Ssrs Issued Tuesday. bns u which
Gas f0r = fSsiEAs sEss, % ,hs iAks
shors o. chleaso. Nc . c CLARK.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-12
LETT Fortune to Trolley cOrdue,o,

New lork. July ll--louls Carr. a
trolley car conductor. a. Paterson. y
j. la, Just been notified tha' he h
heir TO legacy Of tjO.ooo brQucathrd
10 nim bJ hts uncle, Rober' Carr. who
was wealthy Photographic suppl,
manufacturer In Basic. Switzerland
"nd died siN months ago Il have
aiken myself repeatedly and qu,-
toned m' sell TO find oul II | am In a
trance, for I can hardly believe am
- foriuntc said the conductor he
intends 10 stitch 10 pc car until hs ha,
secured the cash