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The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
JEALOUSY IS BEST
SIGN OF LOVE.
Judge Ogden Places Novel
Construction Upon the
Much Despised Term
TORNEF MUST REPENT

OAKLAND oct. 1I.-"Jealousy on
tho oart OF a woman Is the best evil
fercc OF her love" declared Superior
Tadge Frank p. ogden today in deny
ing divorce TO either Dr. s. C Hornet
or his wife.
"A jealous wife is better than an in
6iTerent one" concluded his Honor
During the trial Hornet asserted that
the green eyed monster was respon-
s.ble for much OF his domestic trouble;
rhst Mrs Hornet had vented her Jeal-
Gus rage BY making him a target for
Kitchen utensils and much violent
abusc by word OF mouth. Mrs. Hornet
in her complaint made many charges of
cruelty against her spouse, not a Few
Of which were record breakers in the
annals of the divorce courts.
In reviewing the testimony today
Judge ogden said il was true that
Mrs Hornet had been aggressive" but
her aggrcssfvencss had been due 10
jealousy and he Indicated that a wife
who was not Jealous occasionally was q
poor sort OF 2 helpmeet He recalled
the fact that she had scratched Hor-
nef's face. but he also rememberd that
Hornet had tossed Mrs. Hornet about
violently. even If he did weigh only 133
pounds and his wife weighed $50.
raken all in all Judge ogden said.
neither was entitled to a divorce. and,
G wife he denied both petitions. He
awarded 10 the wife SIS month ali
Inony until further orders. but ordered
her to pay the costs. which amount
u s2s.70. No disposition was made of
the community property. which is
valued at $1,000. as the divorce was
denied.
Margaret II. Ludlow was as indiffer-
ont as Mrs. Hornet was strenuous. and
1,ooa,-sa Of her Indifference Judge Og-
den awarded an interiocutory decree OF
divorce to sylvester Y. Ludlow, a real
estate broker.
Il don't want TO say anything against
my wife. but she had a different rea-
son FOR leaving me every day in the
week" testified the real estate man
She finally left him September 3. 1906,
and her reason then was that she did
not like married life. They were mar
red IN Oakland. March 3. 1904. and
have been living at 963 Tenth street
Judge Ellsworth today denied di-
-orce 70 James Manley, printer. on
tre ground that his complaint against
Sarah A Nanley was not sufficiently
Snocifc They were married at Sacra-
r-onto. April Is. 1904. and Mansey SAYS
his wife abandoned him three months
later
rvfre Ellsworth today granted to
-T-~--~etta hfvers a divorce from Mich
eol 1fvers on the ground of extreme
,.--.attr and awarded the custodye~of
-ro r.-no~ children to the mother
aTor-e EIortense Deach. who married
T-r-rk f Deach in 1887, has sued for
"a Cf--0rce on the ground Of failure TO
n~ov-de They have one child
Eohn Hunting has sued Celia E.
ITgating for a divorce on the ground
of desertion.
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WOMAN At Tackled
BY TWO THUGS.

OAKLAND. Oct. 11.--Mrs. Mary At
Gibson, residing on Twenty seventh
avenue, near the old county road.
Fruitvale, was attacked tonight by two
men while she was walking home. In
the struggle to escape from her assail-
ants she was brutally handled. Her
garments were torn from her body and
she was kicked and beaten.
Mrs. Atchison finally managed to free
herself from the grasp of the thugs
and screamed for help. Her cries
finally alarmed the desperadoes and they
disappeared. Mrs. Atchison then made
her way to a residence near her home
on Twenty-seventh avenue and by te1e-
phone notified Constable Carroll, the
Oakland police and the Sheriff. She
could give only a meager description
of her assailants. as the locality where
she was attacked was dark and there
was little opportunity to get good
view of the men.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12

BERKELEY, Oct. 11-Profanity is
to be a thing of the past when Trim
It'll" a new universal language which
DR.. S. A. Frazier of Berkeley has in
vented, comes into use. DR.. Frazier
has devised a language which contains
no words significant of anger, nlwin
or other unpleasant emotions. No pro-
vision is made by the doctor for a man
who desires to express his feelings in
swear words, and the new language.
accordingly, when adopted, is expected
to bring the golden day of universal
peace much nearer.
Many years have been devoted by
Dr. Frazier to perfecting his new Ian
guage. His Office at Addison and Ok
ford streets contains a great mass of
literature and papers bearing on the
subject.
When the manual of directions for
the use of "Triniti" is issued students
are expected to find no difficulty in
mastering its curves.
Dr. Frazier calls his language Trim
iti" because it is a combination of
Latin. Greek and Anglo-Saxon letters
and characters. There are to be thirty
four letters in "Triniti." of which
twenty-six will be English and eight
Greek. The combinations of sounds
made by these letters are all mellifiu-
Gus, and no harsh, ill-sounding words
are to be found in ''Triniti" as DIR.
Frazier has framed the language.
Il believe that 'Triniti.'" said DR..
Frazier today, will especially help
children, because II will be much cas-
Ter to learn than English. 1t will take
a burden from the children that is
onerous. and my own little ones illus
trate how the burden is to be removed.
! shall teach them Trinitf and the
ease with which they grasp its rudi-
ments is some proof of its worth"
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
CROOKS NUMEROUS
IN ALAMEDA.
Cities of Eastside Suffer
From Depredations of
a Horde of Criminals
WATCHMAN HELD UP

OAKLAND, Oct. 11.-Frank Fritz,
employed as watchman by the Realty
Syndicate, was held up yesterday aft
ernoon on the Tunnel road. near the
reservoir of the Contra Costa Water
Company. by roughly dressed man
who suddenly confronted him with the
remark, I'm going to go through you
-see?" and then searched his victim.
The footpad got Is cents and disap-
peared. going toward Contra Costa
County. The hoId-up was reported TO
the police. Fritz described the man as
being of medium height, stout and with
a scar on the bridge of his nose
DR.. j. z. Shafer of Berkeley says
that he owes his escape from three
footpads at Euclid apd Spruce streets
last Tuesday night to college yell
delivered with fine effect In the vicin-
ity by band of fraternity men who
were having a jinks close by. The
three thugs, who were in the act of
holding up DR.. Shafer fed when they
heard the "Oski-wow wow" of the
collegians, and DIR. Shafer. after send
Ing up mild paean of praise to the
university boys for their unconscious
interference, went home in peace. The
physician was called to attend a pa
tient in North Berkeley at IL o'clock.
and while. en- route was held up. Three
men stopped him and one said. with a
strong German accent: Come through
wit some coin, old man."
j. Z. Sanford, who lives at the Au
rora Hotel. 502 Park avenue, reported
to the police this morning that his
room had been entered yesterday by
sneak thief and gray suit of clothes
and a dark overcoat stolen.
William Baxter of 1882 Park avenue,
Alameda, has reported to the Alameda
police that he was robbed of gold
watch last night after leaving a saloon
in company with a stranger whom he
had met there. Baxter believes that he
walking along Park street He has
furnished the police with description
of the man he suspects of the theft.
The residence of Mrs. e. H. Witte of
1345 High street, Alameda, was entered
and ransacked last night while she was
absent, but nothing of value was OBJ
tained by the housebreakers.
Mrs. Mary Chambers of 2103 Santa
Clara avenue, Alameda, reports that
bicycle was stolen last evening from
in front of her home.
Mrs. j. w. Irwin of 2425 Telegraph
avenue, Berkeley, reported to the
Berkeley police Wednesday night that
friend of her daughter. L. L.
Hotchkiss, saw hold-upi from the
porch of her home shortly before mid
night. Eaotchkiss states that by the
light of an electric car he saw a foot
pad hold up a stranger and then march
away. The police give little credence
to the story.
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CONFERENCE OVER
STRIKE TROUBLE.

OAKLAND, Oct. 1.-As q result of
the efforts of the Builders and EN-
ployers' Association of Alameda Coun-
ty to arrange Conference with the
representatives of the Building Trades
Council for a discussion of labor diff
ficulties in this city, it is believed that
a conference will be held Saturday.
Action by the Builders Association to
tie up the building industry in this
county, pending a settlement of the
trouble, will. it is thought. prove un-
necessary.
The Builders and Employers Asso-
citation has appointed a committee of
three. composed of Arthur Ariett, H.
Mccullough and Dudley Sueell, to meet
the committee of the council, and these
committees will discuss the terms of
settlement of the trouble The en-
ployers ask tnat the matter. of a higher
scale Of wages be submitted to afbi-
tration.
President c. L. Ingler of the Mill
Owners Association of Alameda County
said this morning that he had received
positive information from one of the
most prominent officials of the State
Building Trades Council that the IN
ternational Association of Carpenters
and Joiners, with which the local mill
mems union is affiliated, had sent per-
emptory instructions to the striking
nillnen to return to work at once at
the offered advance of 12k per cent in
wages, and to submit their demands
to arbitration, on penalty of sufferins
the revocation Of their charter
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
GENERAL GUeHAKoFF SAYS
HE THINKS HIS WIFE CRAZY

HAvRE. France. Oct I'm. ZOtti.
a friend of General Guchakon of the
Russian army, who arrived here yes
terday from New York on La Provence.
in pursuit OF his wife. who is fleeing
from her husband in the company OF
Lieutenant Gabriel EssipOff, spent the
night with him at the Russian consul
ate here. Acting as the general'S
spokesman. NJ ZOtti declared that
Guchakoff was overcome by the pub
Iicity given to the case
The general" NJ. ZOtti continued.
has no desire to kill the man who
wronged him. He is convinced that his
wife is crazy. and his sole object is to
save the woman from the consequence
of her folly and take her back to
Russia" f 07
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
CARDINAL FOOTBALL SCHEDULE.

sTANfURD UNIVERSITY. Oct. 1l.-Mansger
d b. Sales of the student body today ean-
nounced the dates Of the matches between the
varsity fifteen and the team of Britishers from
the north. The date of the game with the
team from Nevada has also been set. Nevada
Will meet the varsity here Saturday. october 90
the championship team from Vancouver viii ap-
pear October 81 and VIII again meet the Stan
ford men on November 8.
These games, with the matches that the
cardfaal has scheduled with the teams OF Pc.
mana and the other southern universities, VIII
constitute the complete schedule Of the cardinal
for the
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
4 SHOT At
H0UsEBREHkER.
Shower of :Lgaden Pellets
Greets Man Who Tried to
Enter. a Fruityale Home
ESCAPE OF PRoWLER

OAKLAND. oct 11--Attraeted oy tns
screams of his 1s-year-cld daughter
May. John w RandSell a contractor
and builder residing at 1890 East
Twenty fourth street. In upper Fruit
vale. last night seized shotgun ana
rushed TO the room OF his daughter m
time 10 see a man. who had been al
tempting to force open the window OF
the apartment. run through the front
gate Randseil fred shot at the nee
ing intruder. but he escaped
Miss Randseu and her sister. MISS
Edith Randsen. were preparing TO re-
tire shortly after 9 o'clock last ntgnr
and the former went TO the window
to close il. AS she pushed aside the
curtain she discovered a man in the act
OF climbing through the window Shs'
screamed for help. and running INTO
the hall fell in faint, while her
sister started for the room OF their
father.
Policeman Gardiner later arrested
Sultea Colandrea in West Oakland The
prisoner answered the description given
by Randsell. but this afternoon Miss
Randse11, after seeing Colandrea at the
City Prison. said that he was not the
man.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
DOZIER SECURES AN
ELECTRIC ROAD FRANCHISE

VALLEJO, Oct. 11.-Giving his word
that active construction work would
be commenced In four months and that
the road would be completed inside OF
two years. Melville Dozier OF San
Francisco has been granted franhcise
for an electric road that will traverse
the. main streets of yacaville. Dozier
has been employed as the head of a
crew of surveyors In running lines for
an electric road between Vallejo and
Sacramento for the past four months.
He has not followed the usual plan Of
local electric interurban lines in ask
ing for franchises along the county
road, but has cut straight across the
country by the lowest grades and the
shortest distances.
Dozfer's survey reaches Vallejo by
the way of the American Canyon
which is the most practicable straight
road between this city and the level
country in the eastern part of solano
County.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
CARUSI DEFENDANT
IN RENT SUIT.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALI.

SAN RAFAEL, Oct. 11.-Arthur l.
Street, the well-known journalist, VINO
is editor of the Pandex Of the Press
and was formerly editor of Collier
Weekly, and Madame Inez Carusi. the
well-known singer, were made co-de-
PENDANTS in a complaint filed in the
Superior Court of the county today by
Mrs. John R. Wood to recover possess
sion of her cottage La Iona in Mill
Valley, $40 in back rent and $500 dam
ages for waste. injury and detention
of premises.
The action was filed by Attorneys
Hewlett, Bancroft and Balantine. Ac-
plant, Street and Madame Carusi
leased the cottage on August 1 and
have refused to pay the rent due The
owner says she made several demands
upon them for rent, which they re-
peatedly refused to pay On Septem-
Der 80 she gave them three days no
tice to leave the house and vacate The
premises Mrs. Wood claims that
Madame Carusi was in colIusion with
tage and abetted him. Seeing they
would not leave peaceably, she was
obliged to bring suit.
Mr. Street said this evening: "The
place was in a dilapidated condition
and was leased. upon condition that 1t
would be repaired Immediately. One
month went by and nothing was done,
and another passed. Madame Carusi
is co-tenant Of the cottage. Mrs. Wood
demanded rent, but we. declined TO pay
it. as she had not repaired the cot
tage. Madame Carusi was so badly
injured several days ago by the floor
of the cottage giving way that she
will be unable 20 sing for some time.
am going to fle counter-complaint
for two or three thousand dollars dam
ages"
Mrs. Wood was divorced from John
R. Wood. the cashier of the Crocker
Woolworth Bank, because OF his in
fidelity.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
JAPANESE STEALS WIFE,
CLOTHES AND MUCH COIN
Troubles That Quong Sung Lung Of
Alameda Told to a Policeman
and n Judge

ALAMEDA, Oct 11.-when Ouong
Sung Lung. Chinese, woke this morn
ing he almost collapsed on discovering
that his young wife, his clothes and
$425 were missing. Lung was unable
to leave his home to notify the police
OF his loss until he had persuaded a
countryman to rent him a pair of
trousers and blouse.
Then Lung visited the police station
and there stated that ne suspected that
NJ. Narasaki, a Japanese, had robbed
him. He said that the Japanese lived
at 1922 Webster streer and that he had
been more than attentive to Mrs Lung
and had on several occasions endeay-
ored to induce her to elope with him.
Lung and his troubles were referred
to City Justice r. B. Tappan.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
AUTHORITIES DIsCREDTT
HIS STORY OF ROBBERY
Young San JOsean Says That He Was
Drugged While Riding on n south
ern Pacific Train.

PALO ALTO, Oct. 1t.-A young man
giving the name Of H. Wilson and his
place Of residence San Jose was taken
from the south bound train yesterday
evening suffering from the effects OF
drugs Wilson said thar a stranger on
the train offered him flask OF whisky.
from which he took two drinks shortly
afterward he became unconscious. and
while in that condition was robbed OF
S12 and gold watch.
A resident of PalO Alto who was on
the train informed the police that he
occupied a seat with Wilson for part
OF the trip and saw Wilson swallow
tablet. Wilson Immediately -afterward
became unconscious. The authorities
believe tnat Wilson attempted suicide
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
MARIN COUNTY CANDIDATE
NARROWLY ESCAPES DEATH
Buggy In Which Mrs. A. Barker, Nomi-
nee for school superintendent, Is
Riding, Goes Over Embankmenf.

SAN ANsELMo. Oct. 1i.-Mrs. A.
Barker, Labor and Democratic candi-
date for Superintendent OF Schools. and
p Murphy narrowly escaped serious in
Jury by their buggy overturning on the
county road late this evening Mrs
Barker was thrown out and is suffer
ing from several bad bruises. Murphy.
who was driving, was dragged fifteen
feet before the horses were stopped
Mrs. Barker was returning from cam
paigning at Tocaioma when Murphy.
who was unfamiliar with the road and
blinded by the bright electric light
drove off the embankment. Many acci-
dents have occurred at the same point.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
CHOSEN AS FLoWER-BEARERs
TO GRAVE OF MRS. STAMFORD
Miss Claire PedIar and Harvey Bitt-
ncr Accorded the College
Houor.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Oct. H.
The honor this year of carrying the
weekly tribute of flowers tothe grave
of Mrs. Jane L. Stanford has fallen
to the lot of Miss Claire Pedlar of
San Francisco and Harvey r. Bittner
of Albuquerque, N. NJ The floral Of
ferings will be placed every Sunday
morning upon the steps of the Stan
ford mausoleum by the two students
OF the senior class, following a pretty
custom inaugurated by the class of
1905 soon after the sudden death of the
benefactress of the institution. The
flowers will be placed in the bronze
urn which rests upon the steps of the
mausoleum.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
Personal.

OAKLAND, Oct. 11.-R. r. Simons is
at the Metropole, registering from
Tahiti.
l.. c. Branson and wife of Tonopah
are recent arrivals at the Athens.
G. Juline of Paris, France, and here
on sightseeing tour, has registered
at the Metropole.
William Fisher and wife, register
ing from Hawaii, are at the Touraine.
J. Nj. MeKinner is at the Crellin,
having recently arrived from Wash
ington, ID. c.
Hugo Ferber is at the Metropole,
registering from Gera, Germany.
]. Kaufman and wife of New York
City are at the Crellin.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
LITTLE CHOSEN CAPTAIN.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Oct. ii.--Robert
Little, graduate Of the Pasadena High School,
was today elected captain of the cardinal
freshmen squad and will lead the nfteen huskies
Of Of, the Stanford 1910 class IN the FIRST inter
Of Stanford and California Saturday afternoon
Little Little Is PLAYING halfbaek and viii probably BY
is not one Of the huskies. but Is slight
speedy member. He is 10 years OF age and
ship have won him his place. He is a mem
ber Of the Beta Theta Phi fraternity.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
pRoHrpImoSIsTs HOLD MEETING.

OAKLAND. Oct. thames H Blan-
chard of Los Angeles the Prohibition
candidate for Governor, addressed an
audience this evening at the Free Bap-
tist Church, at Twenty first street near
San Pablo avenue. taxing for the sub
ject of his speech the Prohibitionist Is
sues of the campaign. Rev. Ellsworth
Leonardson. State chairman OF the Pro-
hibition party, also spoke along the
same lines.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
NEW QUARTERLY MAGAZINE.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Oct 1.-THE In
fcrseholasfic Company OF Los Angeles has an
n0uDeed the publication Of a quarterly magazine
devoted 70 the interest OF interscholastic affairs
arf debating. athletics and dramatics. The
-Infcrscholastic' VIII contain articles by promi-
movements.
The first number. which viii appear January
lI VIII contain special articles by President
David Starr Jordan. Captain z p, Stott. 'O7 u
tbe VARSITY football team; X. A. Bickel. 'o7 /:
Archie Rice. 90; B. s. Allen, '07, and J.. 81.
Tfvsr6s f07
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DEATH FoLLows AcCInnvr.

OAKLAND Oct 11.--winis j. McClymonds.
90 years of age brother OF Superintendent
Of Schools McClymonds OF this cfts, who was
injured yesterday In San Francisco. where he
was engaged in structural iron work, died this
morning in Eabiola Hospital. An operation
was performed shortly before death by Dr.
in San Francisco only four days ssso,
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
WANTS CITY TO CoNrRoL.

OAKLAND, Oct. 1.-THE Board Of Health
eity 70 cont unoInels seana IN % OF .ne
The destruction of the Pacihc Incinerating Com
panys plant by FIRE has compelled the munici-
pal authorities to take action at once. Gar
bage Is piling up at West Oakland aud the
conditions are again becoming serious from a
standpoint of health
To help In finding solution OF the problem
the Health Board VIII go before the City Cotn-
cti Monday night TO recommend immediate
action. Under the present arrangement be-
tween the garbage crematory company and the
city the Board of Health exercises only
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
ESTATE is DISTRIBUTED.

REDWOOD CITY. Oct 1.-THE estate of
the late William Corbett was distributed ac-
cording to the terms OF will in the Superior
Court today. The estate consists OF $4,000 In
mortgages, $39 TTe % in money and large tract
of land near the Burlingame station.
Each of the three daughters of the deceased
Minnie NJ McManele, Laura s. Best and Nellie
b. Moody. received an undivided third interest
in the entire estate
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TO ORGANIZE FOR SAFETY.

BERKELEY. Oct. IA committee OF safety
for Berkeley assist the police department
IN keeping thugs out Of Berkeley and to punish
hose who are In the town IS 70 be formed a
: meeting OF the Chamber Of Commerce n the
Town hall next Saturday night. F. ". Foss.
pres dent OF the chamber. has issued a call
h the citizens OF Berkeley for the meeting.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
FIREMAN,s POCKETS PICKED.

BERKELEY Oct. u.-James Ray fire.
man who lives In this city, reports that his
pocket was picked yesterday. afternoon IN San
Francisco while he was riding a Fillmore
street car. Ray lost s35. but considers him
self fortunate as he had 500 In another pocket
which the thief overlooked.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
TRICK OF LIN BEN NOT
ALTOGETHER A VAIN ONE
rh-wese Turns Tables on Oakland Po-
ITcencau Who Was Bent on Raid
fnE Supposed Gambling Game.

rGcrn,au Who Was Bent on Raid
fnE Supposed Gambling Game.
OAKLAND. Oct. 11.-John Chinaman
has discovered another method Of pre-
-enting successful raids on the gam
sling dens of Oakland's new China
town He has caused the arrest Of the
raiding policeman. George @. Under
rood. who was the first of the force
10 encounter the novelty, and as q
result he is booked at the City Prison
on complaint Of Lin Ben. a lookout
for one OF the games. who charges In
derwoOd with battery.
The policeman quietly approached
the door where Linn Ben was standing
and suddenly pushed it open, hoping to
catch the willy Chinese with the
goods" Lin Ben attempted to bar the
way Of the officer. at the same time
shouting an alarm Underwood threw
the Chinese out Of his way and ran
into the room, but no fan tan layout
was in sight. Linn Ben hurried TO the
Central police station and charged In
derwood with battery.
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THRoWN FROM AGoN.

REDWOOD CITY. Oct. l1.-Harry Bomberg.
groeer's clerk. was thrown from delivery
wagon this morning and severely cut on the
head and face. Bomberg and Bert Yerdier. an
other clerk were delivering groceries when the
shafts Of the wagon gave way. causing the
horse TO run OF and upset the vehicle.