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Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-13
TORNADO DOES DAMAGE
IN MONTANA COUNTIES
FORT ASSlNABolNE REPORTED
SERIOUSLY DAMAGED
Stock Growing Region Suffered Most
From the Blow-Hailstones Smash
Locomotive Headlights-Wind Un-
roofs Cars

By Associated Press.
ANACONDA, Mont. June ia tor
nado in Choutean county, Montana, has
destroyed an immense amount of prop
erty.
1t is reported that Forst Assinaboine
is seriously damaged
The country is all a stock growing
region and the loss is difficult to esti-
mate. The damage reported reaches
100000.
At Havre
HAVRE, Mont, June 12.-At 2 O'Clock
this afternoon a heavy wind storm
broke here causing considerable damage
and injuring three persons. The wind
was accompanied by heavy rain and
hailstones of enormous size.
Almost every window in town was
broken. the Great Northern shops and
roundhouse especially suffering. En-
gines standing outside the roundhouse
had their headlights broken by the hail.
Eight coaches were, unroofed and a
string of cars were blown off siding.
The roof of the two-story brick build
ing occupied by the Havre Commercial
company was blown away and one side
of the building caved in.
The persons injured were on the
streets and were hit by flying missiles.
II is reported here that severe dam
age was done In, the surrounding
country.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-13
MANY SAVED FROM WRECK
ing the Humboldt Bar at
Eureka
BY Associated Press.


EUREKA, June 12-While crossing
Humboldt bar last evtning and at
tempting to navigate through the south
channel the gasoline schooner Corin-
THAN, Walter Coggeshall, managing
owner; Capt. Atwater, master, took
aboard n huge sea, causing her to be-
come total wreck.
The disaster was marked by two
fatalities.
The dead:
ANDREW McCARREY. student at
the University of California.
OLE CARLSON, sailor.
The rescued:
Capt. Atwater.
r. M. Moye, mate.
Edward Webb, chief engineer.
August johnson, assistant engineer
ole Simpson. sailor,
Carl Edmusen, sailor,
Fred Johnson, sailor.
Peter Adage, cook.
w. d. Linton, passenger.
j. G. Linton, passenger.
The Corinthian is now upon the
beach between the ship yards and New
Era park, just beside the hull of the
Inflated steamer Newsboy, which was
wrecked two months ago.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-13
FEAR FUTURE PRECEDENTS
Main Obstacle in Way Of Federal
Relief for San Francisco In
House
By Associate6 Press.


WASHINGTON. June 12.-The house
committee on appropriations will hear
the California relief committee Thurs
day morning regarding the desire for
federal aid in the restoration of San
Francisco.
No form of legislation has been in
troduced and until the matter takes
more definite shape in the way of a
recommended proposal none is likely to
be.
Those who have canvassed the situa-
tion in the house say there will be diff
ficulty in securing any Legislation for
relief. Opposition to action of this kind
is based on the fear of future bad re-
suits which may follow the establish
ment of a precedent of extending gov
ernment aid other than that of tenn
porary relief of an afflicted and suffer-
ing community.
The hearing was sought of the APP
propriations committee, it is thought,
at the suggestion of President Roose-
welt.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-13
DEMOCRATS WORK IN VAIN
Wanted Anti-Pass Amendment in the
Rate Bill Acted on, but
Lost
By Associated Press.

by ASSOCIATED f,reS5.
WASHINGTON. June 12.-With a
very large proportion of the members
present due to the activity of the Re-
publican and Democratic whips, the
house today passed rule sending the
railroad rate back to conference as
asked by the senate. without even an
expression of its wishes to any of the
amendments to the bill
The rule was debated for forty min
utes.
The leaders participated in the dis
cussion, the Democrats taking the posi-
tion that time was opportune to concur
in the sleeping car amendment and In
struct the members as to an anti-pass
amendment. Though the Democrats
were aided by eight Republicans they
could not command votes enough to de-
feat the rule, which was adopted 1S4
to so.
While the sundry civil bill was under
consideration the house in committee of
the whole adopted an amendment in
troduced by Mr.. Bowersock of Kansas
prohibiting canteens in soldiers homes.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-13
NATIVE DAUGHTERS GROW
Now One Hundred Parlors of the Or
der Flourish in Cali
fornia
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
SALINAS, June 12.-At the session OF
the Native Daughters grand parlor the
reading of the report of Grand Presi-
dent Stirling was concluded. 1t showed
that there are now 100 parlors in the
state.
Lillian Riddle and Louise Tyrrell
Hare We're appointed assistants to
Grand Secretary Fracke. whose report
was presented, it showing that the fol-
lowing parlors were instituted during
the year ending June 1, 1906: Stirling
No. 146; Black Diamond. Richmond No.
147. Point Richmond Presidio No. 14S,
San Francisco; Arrowhead No 149, San
Bernardino; Berkeley No. 15O, Berke-
ley; Acer No. 1888, Lincoln.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-13
.MARBLEHEAD IS ON GUARD
Cruiser Has the American FlIbuster
Cornered In Nicaragua Harbor.
Will Be Seized
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, June 12.-The United
States cruiser Marblehead has the
American steamer Empire cornered in
the harbor of Corinto, Nicaragua and
the moment the little American vessel
attempts to leave the Nicaraguan coast
it is believed the warship will seize II
and bring it to account for the part
played in the assisting of Guatemalan
revolutionists.
The cabinet considered the case to-
day and is believed to have decided
upon Furnishing the American ship for
its activity in the Central American
revolution.
The Empire sailed from San Fran
cisco for Central America several weeks
ago and is said to have carried more
than 200 men and a number of field
guns and much ammunition to the Qua
temalan revolutionists at San Jose.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-13
ADVERSE TO RUFF CLAIMS
Republican State Central Executive
Committee Recognizes Chairman
Davis Group
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 12.-The ex-
ecutive committee OF the Republican
state central committee met today in
the new headquarters of the Union
League club, and afver hearing lengthy
arguments decided to recognize and
designate the county committee of
which w. II. Davis Is chairman and
Charles G. Morris secretary, as the
governing body Of the Republican
party in the city and county of San
Francisco.
This county committee was appointed
by Daniel A. Ryan, chairman of the
last Republican municipal convention.
In making its decision the executive
committee ruled against the claim Of
the Ruef county committee. Of which
Charles Sonntag Is chairman and AS
semblyman Thomas Il. Atkinson Is sec
retary, that it is the legal municipal
governing body of the Republican
party.
The claims of the two county COM
mittees had been referred by the eec-
tion commission to the Republican
state central committee for adjudica-
tiOn,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-13
DoWIE WHEELS INTO COURT
Wreck of His Former Self He Is the
Star Witness In
Chicago
~ Assoclated Press.

CHICAGO, June 12.-John Alexander
Dowie, founder of Zion City and first
apostle of the Christian Catholic
church, was the star witness today in
the trial of the issue of who is the own
er of Zion City before Judge Lands in
the United States circuit court.
AS Dowie was wheeled in chair to
the witness stand the ravages of the
disease from which he is suffering were
plainly evident in his wasted body.
Dowie, who appeared in court at
tended by twenty of his followers, told
his story in clear voice, always ad-
dressing the court.
Dowies testimony was In the maiA
a recital of the history of his life up
to the time he was deposed by Gem
eral OVerseer Voliva.
At the conclusion Of the testimony
Dowie was wheeled to his carriage and
returned to the Virginia hotel
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-13
criticise NeiII-ReynoIds Report
DEFINES SEARCH WARRANTS
San Diego Judge Defeats Efforts OF
the Police to Overhaul
Saloon
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN DIEGO. June 12.-Judge Tor
rance, in the superior court today
handed down an important decision re-
lating to the issuance of search war
Some time ago writ was issued out
of Justice court to enable the police
to search for liquors in a saloon con-
Quoted by Mary Ryan, who was
charged with selling the Same without
license. This step was taken under a
city ordinance.
Judge Torrance holds that search
warrants are created by statute and
that the statute prescribes the things
for which they shall be issued; that
violation of city ordinances does not
come within this classification, and
therefore the writ was issued without
authority and is now dismissed by
him.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-13
HOW COAL COMPANY PROFITS
New Facts Brought Out in the PhiIa-
deIphia Interstate Commerce
Hearing
By Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA, June 12.-The Ber-
wynd- White coal mining company was
the issue before the interstate COM
merce commission when 1t resumed its
Investigation today into the relation of
railroads to coal and oil interests.
Probably the most important fact
brought out was that the coal company
is allowed seven cents a ton by the
railroad company for handling its cars
on the Harsimus pier. This allowance
gives the coal company about $4,000 a
month for this service. The work is
performed, however, by Pennsylvania
crews with railroad locomotives for
which the coal company makes month
ly settlement with the railroads, the
amount of the monthly bill being some
thing over $500.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-13
BALTIMORE DOCKS AEIRE
Steamer and six 5arees Destroyed
and Loss Runs Into the
Millions
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, June 1s.-Fire at an
early hour this morning destroyed the
Savannah docks Of the Merchants and
Miners transportation company, the
steamer Essex Of that line and six
freight barges loaded with cotton.
rosin, etc.
The damage Indicated runs from
$4,000 to s2,oOO,OO0.
The Savannah docks are said by the
employees Of the company to have been
crowded to the roof with valuable mer-
ohandise. All of this, the steamer Es-
sex, her cargo and the barges before
referred to with their cargoes are total
ly destroyed.
At $40 a. m. the fire at the docks is
apparently under control, but the blaz-
ing barges that have floated across the
harbor are burning fiercely and the
firemen are making heroic efforts to
prevent the flames spreading to prop
erty on that side of the harbor.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-13
CHAFFEE JR.
HAS DIPLOMA
GEN. cHAFFEE HANDS HONOR Tc
HIS SON
Eventfu Day of Year In West Point
Marked by Unique Circumstance.
Secretary Taft Asks General
to Bestow Diploma
Bv Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
WEST POINT, N. Y, June 12.-Today
was the most eventful one of the whole
year of cadet life at West Point.
1t marked the graduation of the first
class and the beginning of two months
leave of absence for the third class.
When the name of Cadet Adna R.
Chaffee, jr., was called, Secretary Taft
said
MY young friend, I am going to ask
your father to deliver your diploma,
and hope you will follow in his foot
steps"
General Chaffee advanced, saluted
and handed his son the diploma amid
silence.
The remainder of the diplomas were
handed out regardless of class standing.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-13
GRANT A. T. PATRICK A STAY
Supreme Justice Day in Ohio De-
cldes That the Case is
AppeaIable
BY Assoclated Press.

CANTON, o., June 12.-Application
was made to Justice Day of the United
States supreme court this afternoon by
Attorney Lindsay for a stay writ of
appeal and consequently a stay of exc
cution in behalf of Lawyer Albert Il.
Patrick of New York.
Justice Day, after hearing the reason
ing of Patricks counsel, decided the
case appealable and granted writ to
that effect. 1t will be heard by the
supreme court in October.
The action was brought before JUS
tice Day because Chief Justice Fuller
and other members of the supreme
court are widely scattered on their
vacation trips and 1t was most con-
Venient to reach him.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-13
CHRIST SCIENTISTS HAVE
682 BRANCH CHURCHES
ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING is
HELD IN BOSTON
Total Membership Is Now Reported
at Nearly Fifty housand--Presi-
dent Herring in the Chair at the
Sessions
By Assoclated Press.

BOSTON, June 12.-So great a
crowd had assembled before the new
auditorium of the Mother Church of
Christ, Scientists, for the annual busi-
ness meeting of the believers in the
Christian Science faith today that two
meetings, one a duplicate of the other,
were arranged.
Hermann S. Herring, president Of
the church, presided.
The growth of the denomination was
shown in a report read by Clerk John
son. The membership OF the mother
church today is 4011, as against 1916 at
the first meeting of the church in 1893
The total number of branch churches
advertised I'm the official organ of the
faith was 6S2, gain of 6S and reports
from GA show a membership of 41,944,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-13


1-Shrners are coming.
2-Sons 90 back to "old kaintucIS."
3-chlna,s finances are in bad shape.
4-Nesro exhorter brought to law.
6-EditoriaI.
City news.
S-Sports.
e-WiI tour Death valley In auto.
1o-Classified advertisements.
11-Southern California news.
12-PubIlc advertising.
13-Markets.
14-compIetes two novel coaches.
EASTERN
Radical meat law is promised in Wash
ington.
Senator Flint paves way for acquire
ment Of water rights for Los Angeles
through forest reserves.
Serious fire In Baltimore.
Homecoming week formally opened
in Louisville.
Tornado In Montana does damage at
Fort Assinaboine and elsewhere.
FOREIGN
May Yohe ined for "bilking" a cab
Ambassador Reid entertains the
Longworths. King Edward attending.
COAST
Two drowned, many saved in steamer
wreck at Eureka.
Legislators leave Sacramento, their
labors ended
House committee will hear California
delegation Thursday.
Ruef claims defeated before Repub-
ltcan state central executive COM
mittee.
LOCAL
Shriners will meet In Los Angeles in
1907.
Infant burned to death.
Anti -salOonistS Will make no c0mpro-
mise with liquor element.
San Francisco blacksmith blows out
brains,
Negro exhorter fined for disturbance.
Flag day will be celebrated tomorrow
by students
]. G. Jaxson, Logan murder suspect.
sttll In tolls OF police.
Citizens win license case.
Deaf boy run down and nearly killed
by car.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-13
MAY YOHE BILKS
LUCKLESS CABBY
DRIVES "FAlR" AROUND LONDON
FOR TWELVE HOURS
Woman Fails to Pay, Boards a Train
and Cabman Loses His Place.
Police Judge Fines Actress
Three Pounds

Special to The Herald
LONDON, June 12.-May Yohe, for
merly Lady Hope and later Mrs. Put
nam Bradlee Strong, has been sued IN
the police court here for "bilking'' a
cabman.
The plaintiff testified that he drove
her around for twelve hours and finally
took her to a railroad station, where
she boarded the train without paying
him. The cabman consequently was
unable to pay for the days hire of the
cab and lost his place. He has been
idle a week.
The defendant did not appear and
she was fined three pounds.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-13
SELL LAND
ORWATER
Government to Yield
Forest Strip
Flint Introduces Bill in
Senate
Prominent Washington Officials Have
Approved Plan Of Bringing Writer
to Los Angeles From Inyo
County
Special to The Herald.

WASHINGTON, June Ex-senator
Flint this afternoon introduced in the
senate his bill authorizing and direct
ing the secretary of the interior to sell
the city of Los Angeles certain public
lands in California and granting rights
in the Sierra forest reserve, the Santa
Barbara forest reserve and the San Ga
briel timber land reserve to Los An
geles to enable the city to deliver water
from Inyo county.
The bill was referred to the commit
tee on public lands.
Senator Flint has secured the appro-
val of the bill from the secretary of
agriculture, Chief Forester Clifford Pin
chot and the chief engineer of the re-
clamation service.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-13
HOLD GUARDSMAN BEcHTEL
N Manslauehter Is Charged for Killing
Riordan, Young San Francisco
Athlete
Ry Associated Press.

EY AssOcIdleu FfesH-
SAN FRANCISCO, June 12.-Na-
tional Guardsman Lawrence N. Bechtel
was held to answer today after pre-
liminary hearing for the killing OF
Frank Riordan the young athlete who
was shot down during the progress of
the fire last April.
A charge Of manslaughter was placed
against Bethel
Bonds were fixed at $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-13
POSTMASTER UNDER FIRE
KineaId Of MeKittrick Says He Ar
rest on Embezzlement Charge
Is Total Surprise
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
BAKERSFIELD, Cal, June H.
Postmaster George T. Kincald of Me-
KittriclS was taken into custody this
afternoon by United states Deputy
Marshal Timmons for mlsappropriation
of funds The postmaster Is charged
with embezzling S165.33.
The arrest was the result of an in
vestigation made by Government In
spector Stewart during the past month
or two.
This evening the accused postmaster
appeared before II. l. Tupman, United
States court commissioner, and gave
bond for $1,000. The date of his pre-
liminary hearing was set for June 26.
Postmaster Kincaid claims to be COM
pletely in the dark. He emphaticaly
denies all charges and states that the
first intimation he had Of his embez-
element was when confronted with a
warrant. 1t was learned that charges
were preferred because Of the failure
by <lncaid to turn in receipts at the
proper time. This he denies.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-13
Michigan Nominates Ticket
By Associated Press

DETROIT, June 12.-Governor Fred
M. Warner, Republican. was renomi-
mated today at the first general primary
election. Patrick III. Kelley Of Detroit
was nominated for lieutenant governor.
The Democrats nominated w. NJ Ferris
of Big Rapids for governor and c. H.
Nimmerle of Cassopolis for lieutenant
governor.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-13
NAME M'CREARY'S SUCCESSOR
Kentucky Democrats VIII Hold a
Primary Election for State Of
GERS November 6
~ .Associated a Press

LOUISVILLE, KY, June 12.-The
Democratic state executive committee
today decided upon November 6 as the
date for holding a primary election for
all Democratic state offices
At the same time a Democratic nomi-
nee for the United States senate to sue
ceed Senator McCreary will be selected
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-13
Is He Eli PopeIoy's AccompIice 2
IN. Aesocfa ted Press

REDDING, Pa, June 12.-William
Randall, or Reynolds was arrested to-
day in Copper City by Constable Will
lams and brought to Redding on sus-
picion of being an accomplice of ELI
Popejoy, who is accused of the murder
Of Dan Haskell. Popejoy still main
talns his innocence.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-13
HOUSE HAS TILLMAN'S BILL
Prohibits Corporations From Making
Campaign Contributions Under
Penalty of Fines
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE Till
man bill prohibiting corporations from
making campaign contributions under
penalty of a fine has been received in
the house.
1t has been referred to the committee
on election of president, vice president
and members of congress.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-13
PREPARE FOR BRYAN'S RETURN
New York Body Which Started Pub
lie Reception Idea Names
Committee
BY Associated Press.

NEW YORK, June 12.-The Com
mercial Travellers Antitrust league,
which organized the movement to ex-
tend a public reception to William J..
Bryan on his return to this country,
August 29, has decided to defer inn
mediate action as to details.
1t will appoint a committee of ten
members to arrange some plan which
would meet with the cooperation of all
branches of the party.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-13
PURGES SANTA BARBARA
Leads Police Raid in Which
Forty-one Arrests Are
3v Associated Press.

SANTA BARBARA. June 12.-Mayor
Thomas d. Wood personally led the
police raid against the red light dis
trict and several saloons at am early
hour this morning.
Forty-one arrests We're made.
Great interest is manifested in the
mayors announcement that he will
clean up the town at all costs.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-13
Double Tragedy in Napa
By Associated Press.

NAPA, Cal, June IA woman
known as Carrie Clark was killed In a
resort here early this morning by Roy
spur, lneman, who then sent a
bullet through his heart.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-13
Damages 100000
BY Assncia ted Preaa

HAVRE, Mont, June 12.-Havre and
Fort Assinaboine were struck by hur-
rlcane this afternoon that did damage
estimated at 100000. Buildings were
toppled over without warning when the
cyclone struck and not structure in
the path of the terrific wind escaped
damage. Several persons We're injured.
Telegraph wires are down.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-13
Senator German Buried

WASHINGTON, June 12.-The body
OF Senator German was taken from the
vault today and consigned to its last
resting place on a beautiful plot in
Oak Hill cemetery
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-13
Berkeley Saloons Reopen
BY Associated Press.

BERKELEY June 12.-The saloons
OF West Berkeley have reopened. They
were closed by the trustees two weeks
ago. when the agitation for general
closing in the region about the bay was
at its height
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-13
PhiIadelphla Boy Kidnapped

PHILADELPHIA, June H. Charles
f. Muth, aged Z, son Of Charles Muth,
a wealthy jeweler was kidnapped from
school by a man today.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-13
Transierred 70 San FraneIsoo
BY Associated Press,

NEW YORK, June l2.-The sub
treasury today transferred $l,75O.OOO TO
San Francisco for account Of the treas
ury of the Philippine government.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-13
Most Radical Demand
Will Be Suited
Beveridge Report Ready
for Senate
As Part Of the Agricultural Bill
Amendments VIII Be lncorporat.
ed by Non-PartIsan
Vote
BY Associated Prnaa.

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON June 1.-THE house
committee on agriculture continued its
consideration Of the Beveridge meat
inspection amendment until after
o'clock this evening and completed its
tentative consideration of all of the fea.-
lures of the amendment.
The question Of fees has not been
reached.
The only statement made by the conn
mittee was that the country could be
assured that the result of the deIibera-
tons would be a meat inspection law
which would suit the most radical de-
mands in that direction.
Final conclusions on the matter, so
far as the committee is concerned will
be reported tomorrow and the amend
ment will be reported to the house as
a part of the agricultural bill Thursday
The amendments so far made have
been voted in b. a partisan vote in
each instance. Members of the COM
mittee say that in no case have party
lines been drawn in the consideration
of the subject
Criticise NeiII-ReynoIds Report
Unexpectedly in the house today the
Reynolds report on the condi-
ton of Chicago packing houses came
in for severe criticism, Mr.. Mondell of
Wyoming, Mr.. Slayden of Texas and
Mr.. Fulkerson of Missouri discussing
the advisability of the report in scath-
ing terms.
Ms. Ames of Massa achusetts defend
ed both the president and the report
and insisted that the packers should
pay the cost of inspection
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-13
THE DAYS NEWS
FORECAST

Southern California;: Fair, west
erIy winds; maximum temperature
in Los Angeles yesterday, 81 de-
erees; minimum, 60 degrees.