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The San Francisco call., 1907-03-23
MANY VOLUNTEER CUTICLE
To HEAL WOMAN'S BURNS
Mrs. May Cavallero Is Of
fered Plenty of Material
for Operation
sPEc1AL p1sPArcH no TEE cALL

SAN JOSE, March 22.-Mrs. May
Cavallero, daughter-in-law of a we'll
known saloon man and politician. has
been so seriously burned by the ex-
plosion Of a coal oil stove that her
physician has called for volunteers.
with the idea of grating $50 pieces of
limbs.
Fifty friends of the politician have
already volunteered their services and
as many more have signif1ed their in
tention of so doing.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-23
SLAYS WIFE WITH AN AK
AND THEN KILLS HIMSELF
Double Tragedy Caused by Refusal
of the Woman to Cease Wis
iting Her Parents

NORTH BALTIMORE, o.. March 22.-
Arthur Bean killed his wife with an
ak last night and committed suicide
by shooting himself. Bean had forbid
den his wife to visit her family. She
visited her parents last night. He in
duced her to go home and then mur-
dered her.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-23
Deaths of a Day

DENVER, Coio.-Mrs. Eliza +. Routt, wife OF
former Governor John L. Routt Of Colorado
died at the home OF her SON -in-law Dr. Ed
ward W. Collins. in this city today. aged 90
was Attorney General OF Missouri from 1872
until 1874, died at his home here today aged
70 years.
JACKSON Mss--Attorney General william
Williams died today aged 81 years
SAN DIEGO, Cal--John Hogan, late Democratic
candidate for County Clerk, died last evening.
RENO. Nev--S. K Jones, cashier OF the West
ern Union Telegraph Company at this place,
Ariz., and wen known throughout California,
died here last night.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-23
EARLY MORNING FIRE

was done by an early mornine blaze
yesterday at 1851 to 1855 Howard
street, occupied by G. E. Witt Com
pany, machinists. and ]. B. Mcintyre,
bindery. The fire started in the rear
of the building from an undiscovered
cause and the alarm was turned in
by Patrolman Farrell. The loss is
partially covered by insurance.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-23
no ANswER MuRpER CHARGE

Charles Ahlborn, who, while crazed
with liquor, shot and killed his wife
in the presence of his child February
4, appeared yesterday before Judge
Shortall and was held TO answer in the
Superior Court The accused showed
the result of mis- effort to kill himself
when he appeared in court yesterday.
an ugly wound in his cheek being only
partially healed.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-23
WIFE MURDERER FREED

ALBANY, N Y. March 22.-The SEN
tence of James Flaherty, who has
served twenty-four years in Auburn
Prison for killing his wife in Brook
lyn in 1882. was commuted today by
Governor Hughes. Maud Ballington
Booth of the Volunteers of America
contemplates putting Flaherty in
charge of q cottage in her colony at
Hope Hall. l. ].
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-23
GIVES LECTURE ON ALASKA

Harry E. Lee lectured before the
California Club last night on Alaska.
His talk was illustrated with a number
OF interesting views. 1t was the one
hundred and ninety-sixth lecture deliv-
cred under the auspices Of the club, all
Of which were illustrated.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-23
GoLpFrELD STRIKE NEAR END

GOLDFIELD, March 22.-The miners
will meet tomorrow to form separate
organization and elect officers. A con-
ference will then be held with the
mine owners. and 1t is believed that
the 168 mines In the district will all
be in operation early in the week with
1000 miners. Practically all other
branches of the l. w. w. have deserted
and sent for American Federation Of
Labor charters.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-23
BRoKERAGE FIRM FAILS

MEMPHIS. Tenn. March 22.-Follow-
ing the receipt of message from the
main office of c. c. Taylor e. Co.,
brokerage firm at Texarkana, Ark, the
statement was made at the Memphis
office this afternoon that the firm had
suspended through inability to cover
margins.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-23
NEw BUILDINGS PLANNED

Applications for building permits
were filed yesterday by c. f. Vingalia,
stockton street, near Greenwich,
lsIB,75O, and Fl. McCoskey, corner of
Harrison and Seventeenth streets
$4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-23
CARTER MAY RETIRE

HONOLULU, March 22.-There is a
growing impression that Governor
Carter win not accept another term as
lHawaifs executive.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-23
LAwsHE SUCCEEDS MADDEN

WASHINGTON, March PA. Lawshe
of Indiana was today sworn in as
Third Assistant Postmaster General.
succeeding Edwin C. Madden. resigned.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-23
ALCAzAR no BE CLOSED

out of respect for the memory OF
Mrs Belasco and Mr.. Mayer the Alca-
zar Theater, with which they had been
closely Identified for years, will be
closed today and tomorrow afternoon
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-23
m eror USE OF ABsuNrHE-Paris., March

TO STOP USE OF Abs1hIh1-far1es March
Q2--The committee on hygiene Of the Chamber
of Deputies has reported 10 reyor OF the pro
IN and sale Of abeinthe. The commission pro-
Ilso~ee that fhs manufacture o. ab6inths shall
Geese within tive years.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-23

BALMY IN PITTsBURG-Pittsburg March
22.-The mercury registered 90 degrees In this
city today. This temperature Il the highest
recorded during March for over thirty years.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-23

METRIC SYSTEM REJEcTED-London. March
22-The House OF Commons today, BY a vote Of
$50 to ia. rejected the bill proposing to intro
duce the metric system into Great Britain.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-24
cHEsrERFlELp SUPERVISORS.
Property Assessments and Other Mat
ters Up ut Final Meeting.

CHESTERFIELD3C A., December IS.
The county supervisors held spe-
c!al meeting to-day and examined the
ass assma nts Of railroad and telegraph
lines and other corporations, published
by the State Corporation Commission,
which were found correct, so Tar as
tins county's apportlon4.ents ure co.i-
cerned
The matter OF collecting the sub
scriptlons of money and material ror
the Goodies Bridge Road was disposed
OF temporarily by requesting the coun,;
8ty superintendent Of roads to procesa
to locate and acquire for the county.s
PURPOSES by concentration i neces-
sary, the beds Of gravel contiguous Iq
that road which will robably be need
ed, and by extending into next yea N 9
time for paving the balance Of the
p non 's subscriptions from public
Spirited citizens which should aEgre-
gate about $4,000.
David #. I.aPrnde was recommended
for reappointment as county SURVEYOR
for tile coming tenn.
With this meeting the term OF. of'
,flce OF four Of tho SUPERVISORS expired
4 resolution Of thanks and high ap,
spreciation was voted to Mr. Thomas "A
Hewlett. the retiring member from Ma,
toaca District, who for nearly twenty
years has faithfully served on the
hoard. several prominent citizens SNEAK
ing in sunnort OF the raaolVtioN.
Splsm Rantist Church will hold 1ts
Christmas celahration cn the ISN'T 81
the 24th, and Trinity ATethpdlst Church
81 this place, on the 2Rth,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-24
--- ---'-'T ~ -'l-Tv
RESULT WILL BE CLOSE.
Outcome of Thursdny's Election IN Ra,
leigh Very Uncertuin.

tSpv..al 1uu 4liiIes- -,.sp-. ch.l
RALEIGH, n G., December as.-The
,pronib.tlon campaign Is gaming IN IN
tenslly Of in,eres. aaily. with an I'M.
,eree as eiect is1s asg rGursonn BE-
cember e6th) approaches. There was u
considerable hurry" SATURDAY evening
and sunday, CAUSED by the publlcatlon
OF q card advocating the retention of
the dispensary, signed by forty-three
citizens, many Of them among the most
prominent business and professional
men. The gist OF their advocacy OF the
dispensary was that prohibition. would
cl,nstances the dispensary was the
most sanitary control OF the, tratilc,
Yielding a return In revenue for city
and county public, improNement ana
schools that should not be ellm,haieu
unless there was to be 8 really effective
could not, they contend. be brought
about without un act BY Congress that
would prevent the shipment OF liquor
into the state.
at u mass meeting Tor prohlpltion
held sunday evening y the A a. t.rn
ers came IN for fierce depunclation and
invectives that bordered on the ,sensn-
tiopal. There We're special services "
the interest of proh!bltion last p'sht ~
Edent7n Street Methodist and the Iap'
ernae'a BAPTIST churches. ths, Sagg e.e
ne Churches joining with them.
1T seems to be genera'ly conceded that
the election THURSDAY will he rather
close, there being advocates az the dis ~ !.
prohibitlon. and prohibition workers
who express the view on the olnNr
hand, that the aisnrnsarv will be ra-
talncl by safe mnjorlty.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-24
PREACHER SHOOTS WIFE
His Only Explanation of the Deed Il
rhat He Is in l,rOublc.

His Only Explanation of the Deed Il
That He Is in Trouble.
DURHAM, n. c.. December 23.-Lon-
ME Bailey, a colored preacher, shot his
wife, Ludella Bailey, at the entrance
of the Union Station. and the injury
sustained by the latter will probably
result fatally. Bailey made an effort
to escape after he had shot his Wife.
but was captured within short dis
tance by the mail clerk at the station.
When Bailey was arrested he refused to
give any justifiabls reason for MS at
In trouble. The ball entered Ludelia
Bailey's head about one-half inch be-
hind the ear.
Lonnie Bailey is n regular pastor at
several missionary BAPTIST churches In
Oak Grove Township. OH a country Cir
cult. The defendant was sent to jail
without bail pending a preliminary
hearing Tomorrow morning e ~
hind the deed that hi not been brought
out. EIe speaks OF his trouble, but re-
fuses to give any insight to anything
further
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-24
MRS. SMITH DIES FROM
EFFECTS OF RECENT BURNS

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.l
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. December %.
Mrs. Samuel Smith, aged sixty-two
5rison from the effects of injuries re-
iceived last Friday. Mrs. Smiths cloth
ing caught fire from the Kitchen stove
and before the flames were smothered
by members of the family she had been
terribly burned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-24
Arre.tcd on Grave Charge.

tSpeclaI to Observation-Disclosures
WILSON, N. c., December 23.-Henry
10. Rodgers was last night arrested and
Jailed here, charged with the betrayal
OF Wake county lady. Rodgers held
q position with the Norfolk and South
ern Railroad here. and has not yet
given bond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-24
Jacobs & Levy

by her brother Mr.. william E. Boe-
Ing, of Aberdeen, Wash, and q we'd
ding breakfast will follow the cere-
nlony. The bridegroom and all the
officers present will wear their full
dress uniforms.
alrs. Murray A. Cobb. at whose wed :
ding, last October. Miss Boeings en-
gngement to Lieutenant Poole was am
nounced. will be matron OF honor. The
bridesmaids Will be Miss Ella Buck,
OF this city; Miss Harriet Sabin, OF
Williamstown, Mass, and Miss Virginia
Bonncll, OF Cleveland O. Captain VIII
liam Kelley. Engineer Corps, U. S. A..
will be best man, and the ushers will
be Major Spencer. Captain s. a. Cheney.
Captain F.. r. Mccoy. captain j. a.
Logan, all OF the United. States Army
Or. +. r. Bowman, of Madison, Wis.
and Mr.. Dewitt C. Poole. OF Moline.
Ili.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Poole after
January 18th win reside at No. 211s
S Street Northwest, Washington. D. C.
acknowledgements
The wedding of Miss Julia Leo Wey-
mouth. OF Henrico, to Mr. Julian T.
Downer. was celebrated yesterday. at
noon at the home of Mr.. a. ". Johns.
Robins Park.
Rev. William E. Talley, in the pres
ence OF number OF relatives and inti-
mate friends Of the bride and groom.
Date Announced.
January eth is the date announced
from Chicago for tho marriage Of Miss
aIamie Heisen, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl C. Heisen, of Chicago. ILL.,.
to Mr.. blanchard Forbes, OF this city.
Bnbcr-Leatliers
MI. and Mrs ]. A. Leathers. of Hen
rico county, have issued cards for the
n,urringc OF their daughter. Hattie
Elizabeth, to Dir. Wise Everett Baber,
OF this city The marriage will take
place l,acombcr 2sth. at o'clock P.
A.. in the home Of the brides parents,
at Dumbarton. .
P>raonsl Mention.
Miss Page Aylett Royal, who has
been Spending some weeks as the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. senff.
In New York, returned to Richmond
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burwell. their
son. Master Robert Burwell Jr, and
their little daughter left for their
home in Powhatan county yesterday,
after spending q week at No. 2l5 East
Franklin Street
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Winston and Mr..
Saturday evening from Washington, and
are at NO. els East Franklin Street
for holiday visit.
Mrs Robert Page Grymes expects to
spend the Christmas holidoys with
relatives at Chester, Va.
Miss Payne. OF Cumberland county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-24
Married Il Norfolk.

. Y. fSpecial to Tho Times-D lspatoh.l
NORTOLI VA, December 9 s,--Nfr.
s snu1,,ar b were married this utter
room noon al The home Of the bride. Rev.
w. G. Parker, OF Park View Alethov
dist Church., perfurmed the ceretno NY,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-24
: license. to ylrslulaas,

~ TSnocInI 10 The VIMes, IIIENNtNH,I
WASHINGTON, H. c.. Ilecemher eS.----
Licenses to marry We're Issued mere
to-day to the following:
John N, Baker and Laura Coles, poth
of charlottesville, Va.
I.lyo(l Lawson and Illlen. Hayne, both
of XYestmorelan county, No. ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-24
TO TREAT TUBERCULOSIS
North Carollnn to Establish Sanntoriun,
for This Purpose.

FAYETTEVILLE. N. C.. December 90.
DIR. a. c. Bschune recorded deed
to-day for Montroye. In this county.
conta ming 94S acres. for $500, to the
North Carolina Sanatorium for the
an appropriation of $4,000 from the
State. Work will begin on the build
ing shortly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-24
P>raonal Mcntlln.

Miss Page Aylett Royal, who has
been spending some weeks as the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Senff,
In New York, returned to Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-24
Fine d AVA hut 10 Work,

! [NpeclAl to Tho Tme 8, Dlppatoh.l
SIJNFOL us, Al December aS,--Ed-
ward and Gorsey Broo ha. negroes who
yaAterdsy shot up a house IN aoutA
ana a;Ig Even twelve months a tho roads
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-24

For comfort. pleasure and sport
spend Christmas ut the Mecklenburg
Hotel, Chase. City. Va. Big fox-hunts
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-05
new CONGRESSIONAL MEMBERS
CURRENT TOPICS AT CAPITAL

cations Is little skirmish among
the Ohio republicans for the Office
of postmaster of the house, an ofrce
to Ohio under the old
hog combine"
In the senate, Mr.. Frye OF Maine
again will be chosen the president
pro tempore. an Office Of doubtful
value when one considers the con
slant and punctual attendance of the
vice president. Assuming that the
Rhode Island Legislature elect a
successor To Mr.. Wetmore, the senate
when 1t convenes will consist of
sixtyone republicans and thlrty-one
democrats. Oklahoma will probably
be state before congress assemblies
and although the Oklahoma legisla.
ture does not meet till next January
Mr.. Gore and MIR. Owen. the primary
nominees, will De appointed by the
democratic Cove nor Immediately up.
on the assumption Of his gubenato.
rial duties. following the presidents
proclamation. when the legislature
meets. Messrs. Gore and owen will
be regularly elected. Including Sena.
tors Curtis of Kansas, Smith OF
Michigan and Dupont OF Delaware,
who took their seats, filling vadhncies
late In the last session of congress.
there will be eighteen new men In
the upper chamber of congress.
Senator Curtis OF Kansas is re.
publican, 4 lawyer and has served
In the house in every congress since
the ffty-third. Senator Smith of
Michigan is also republican. a law.
yer and newspaper publisher. and
has served In the house since the
hfty'fourth congress Senator Dupont
OF Delaware IL republican. AS the
head of the powder trust he supplies
the United States army and Navy
with all their needed explosives,
Alabama will send tw5 democratic
senators-Bankhead and Johnson--to
succeed It's grand old veterans. Nor.
gan and Pettus. Senator Ihnkhead is
an eN-confederate soldier, a farmer
by occupation and served in every
congress since the fifty.first. Senator
johnson is a lawyer. an ex-coLfeder.
ate soldier, a banker, has engaged in
tho steel industry and was governor
~ Alabama from 1896 to 1900.
Senator Borah OF Idaho. who sue.
ceeds Senator Dubois is already a
familiar public figure, because OF his
prosecution OF Haywood, and his
own prosecution for completely in
the Idaho timber frauds. Both prose
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-05
Cowan-Fos Weddinu.

Georgia Cowan. the eldest daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Cowan, was
quietly married to Forrest Fox of
Otlahoni City by the clerk of the
cyIr. in that city. The marriage was
a surprise to the parents Of both
parties who kept their marriage a
secret until the couple came to Ard.
more to visit the brides mother. who
resides OF South Washington street
The bride is well known in this
city, having been employed as a
stenographer in one OF the law of
fices here for some time.
The couple will live in Okiihoma
City where the groom has good
position.
On the occasion OF their home com.
ing here a number of young people
gather d at the home OF the brides
parents and held high carnival for Van
evening
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-05
willis J. Abbott



Washington. Nov within a
month the sixtieth congress will con
yene. The president will present his
message, some parts OF which can he
predicted with confidence and some
ground for speculation In Washington
and elsewhere. The one great alb.
sorbing bone of contention In this
regard is whether the message will
or will not contain some definite
declaration concerning the third
term. The presiding officer of the
senate land at least three United
states senators. the speaker of the
house, and at least three cabinet
officers will be more interested In
some declaration along this line than
anything else the president may say
Congress and the country are al
ready chmoring for some inequivocal
announcement on this matter VIII
the president clarity the political
atmosphere by some such statement?
In the house John Sharp Williams
will again lead the democratic mi
nority. At the end OF this congress
he will retire to spend Two years in
travel and study abroad, returning
To Washington TO take his seat In the
tho -.
Money. There has been some slight
opposition to Williams in the house.
but II has never really endangered
his leadership The minority leader
has the gift of sarcasm and its use
by him in the repartec OF debate
has sometimes left something rank.
ling in the hearts of his opponents
But both his supporters and oppo.
nents frankly admit that with his de.
parture the house will lose one of
its most brilliant and picturesque per.
sopalitics.
Uncle Joe" Cannon will succeed
himself as speaker without opposition.
The statehood fight, II is true, caus'
ed some friction, hnd the attitude
OF Mr. Cannon against the Philip.
xine tariG and some other pet ad,
mii.istratior measures resulted in
some yexation on the part OF the
more rabid OF the presidents partt
sans. But inasmuch as the stand
Nat element in the republican party
Overwhelmingly predominate the
house, "Uncle Joe" has nothing 20
fear. In fact the only contest that
Is liable to occur in either the ma.
jority or the minority house organi'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-05
PRESIDENTIAL PURPOSE is NO
NEARER SOLUTION.
TACTURN As A CLAM
Is How Roosevelt is ouoted-In His
Party He Has Ardent Support
ers, Also Many Who Are An
tagonistic to Third Term.
Ardmoreite Special.
willis ]. Abbott

tldl
willis J. Abbott
Washington, ID. c.. Nov. 4.-The
puzzle OF the presidential purpose
seems no nearer solution today than
II did months ago Indeed as a
matter of fact the situation is more
perplexing Upon the question of
his possibly third term Mr.. Roose-
welt has become as taciturn as a
clam. His friend Senator Bourne
continues his work of building up
Roosevelt organization. But Sen
ator Hepburn from an adjacent state
comes away from the white house
saying, We in Idaho believe the
president to be a man Of his word.
1t is no compliment to him To urge
him for the presidency, Senator
Scott OF West Virginia says that his
state has no candidate at present,
but that he believes the president
will not be candidate. On the
other hand Gov. Frantz. presiden-
tial appointee and a Rough Rider
friend Of the president says openly
that the new state Of Oklahoma and
all the southwestern states and ter
ritories will send solid delegations
to the convention for Roosevelt. To
be sure this testimony Is somewhat
qualified by the fact that such oi
these communities as may have votes
in the electoral college wiz cast
them for the democratic nominee.
At the same time the impression
Is growing In Washington that
whatever the pressure brought TO
bear upon Mr.. Roosevelt ne now in
tends to abide by his announced
purpose OF not being again a candi'
date for the presidency. This Is not
altogether a matter OF sticking to
his earlier announcement nor of
modest self-eifacement. Neither ad-
herence TO words uttered, nor
shrinking bashfulness has been
Characteristic Of the man. II Is not
wholly improbable that the growing
antagonism to him in the eastern
states, an antagonism which can
hardly be understood in the west
where he is idolized, has somewhat
Influenced his decision, One of the
best equipped political observers in
New York republican and a
Roosevelt man tod me he did not
believe that Roosevelt. or a Roose-
welt delegate could carry New York
OF the adjacent state, New Jersey
and Connecticut.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-05
Dancing Proves Fatal.

Many men and women catch colds
at dances which terminate in pneu.
monis and consumption. After ex.
posurs, IL Foley's honey and Tar is
taken II will break up a cold and
no serious results need be feared.
Refuse any but the genuine in a :-el.
low package. Sold by all druggists.
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