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The San Francisco call., 1907-06-09
PRESIDENT ESTABLISHES
NATIONAL MONUMENTS

President Roosevelt has established
two national monuments In California.
One is Lassen peak and the other Gin
DER cone. withtn the boundaries Of the
Isassen peak national forest An act
by congress-. approved IN June. 1905,
provided for the declaration by the
president OF the United States of his
torie landmarks. historic and prehis-
toric structures and other objects OF
historic and scientific interest that are
situated on lands owned OF controlled
by the United States. as national mon
uments.
In his proclamation concerning Las
sen peak, President Roosevelt de-
srrfbes II as "the southern terminus Of
the long line OF extinct volcanoes in
the Cascade range from which one OF
the greatest volcanic fields in the world
extends and of special Importance in
tracing the volcanic phenomena OF that
vicinity"
The establishment OF national monu-
ments at Cinder cone and Lassen peak
is not Intended to prevent the use OF
the lands for forest purposes under
fbe proclamation establishing the Las
sen peak national forest In all re-
srerfs IN which the reservations are in
consistent the mountain peaks are
MADE the dominant reservations
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-09
FIRE DESTROYS SCHOOL
CAUSING 100000 Loss

Fire of unknown origin last night
destroyed the Franklin grammar school
at Boyd avenue and Chesley street, the
Yosemite -four mill, the California paste
company's plant, the Custom feed COM
pany's building and the Gotelli lodging
house in Bryant street, entailing a loss
estimated at 100000.
The fire broke out In stable at the
blind end of Boyd avenue at 10 o'clock,
and spread rapidly to the adjoining
buildings in Bryant street between
Seventh and Eighth. Two boys discov-
cred the flames issuing from the stable
and notified Special Policeman John
Morgan, who turned in an alarm BY
this time the names had gained great
headway. The entire neighborhood ap-
peared to be threatened with destruc-
tion. and an alarm was turned in which
brought out the whole department and
an ambulance corps.
All of the destroyed buildings were
frame structures and were doomed al
most as soon as the flames caught
them The flremen realized this and
confined their attention to checking
the fire from spreading.
number of Italian women lay
sleeping in the Gotelii lodging house
when the fire started. Three of them
were almost ,suffocated by smoke and
tainted when they were carried from
the blazing building.
Sparks were blown across the street
and ignited the roof of the stables of
McNab & Smith. These stables were
completed recently and are said to be
among the finest in the United States,
covering an entire city square. Five
hundred horses and a large number
of trucks and drays are kept in the
stables. When the roof began to burn
a corps of the company's workmen
manned lines of hose which are sup
piled by two 10000 gallon tanks and
the blaze was extinguished. BY keep
ing the buildings thoroughly drenched
further danger was averted.
It was midnight before the fre was
brought under control. G. r. Splivalo
of Belmont, head OF the Yosemite flour
mill and the California paste company,
was the largest loser from the flames.
The Custom feed company Is controlled
by H Ousten- The destroyed lodging
house was the property of G. Gotelli
& Co.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-09
ARRESTED IN ST. LOUIS
Strike Breaker Will Be Brought Here
for Trial on Two Charges

Philip Landau. strike breaker.
charged with assault to murder and
discfarging firearms within the city
limits, has not been the victim OF foul
play, as was suggested by Attorney T.
NJ. OConnor to Police Judge Weller on
Wednesday. Chief Dinan received a
dispatch from St Louis yesterday sta.-
ing that Landau was under arrest
there He was found by detectives hid
ing under pile of clothes in a closet
Detective 7. p. Riordan will leave this
city tomorrow 10 go to st. Louis and
bring Landau to San Francisco
Landau was q motorman of one of
the cars In Turk street on May Z. when
several citizens were shot by the strike
breakers. Henry Earl, 2223 Suffer
street and william vandervort, 1857
Stevenson street, accused Landau of
firing at them, and ne was booked on
charges of assault TO murder and a
charge of discharging firearms He
was released on $4,000 bonds put up by
the United Railroads. His preliminary
hearing was set for June II, but on
Wednesday Attorney OConnor asked
Judge Weller for bench warrant for
his arrest, as he had not been seen
since Sunday night. O'Connor said
that he believed that Landau had been
the victim of foul play.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-09
JUDGE HEBBARD To Be
AnRA|GNED ON SATURDAY
Bar Association Fixes Date
of Trial of Jurist on
Drunkenness Charge
PLAN TO DISBAR HIM
Committee May Recommend
That Accused Be Ousted
From the Courts
PLAN TO DISBAR HIM

Judge ]. c. B. Hebbard is to be cited
to appear on next Saturday at 10
o'clock a m. before the grievance com
mittee of the bar association to stand
trial for intemperance and inability to
discharge his duties as a jurist. The
date was set yesterday by J. c. Nc
Kinstry, chairman of the grievance
committee, and Matt L Sullivan of the
investigation committee of the associa-
ton The latter committee which IS
composed Of Sullivan, United States At
torney Robert T. Devlin and Samuel ~.
Knight, has prepared extensive charges
against Hebbard. and for the first time
in the history of the local superior
court a Judge will be called to stand
trial before a committee of legal prac-
titioners
The complaint against Hebbard is
not in the form Of bill Of particulars,
as Ii does not mention by enumeration
the lapses from duty and sobriety into
which the Judge has fallen. The par
ticular offense charged by Assistant
District Attorney Francis j. Heney.
that Hebhard was drunk on the bench
on the day he issued TO Abe Ruef a
writ of error returnable before the
United States court, through which
writ the then unconfessed boss desired
TO secure a delay in his trial before
Judge Dunno, has not been cited in
the complaint but will be one OF the
accusations considered by the commit
tee.
There are 20 members in the griev-
ance committee and an adverse decision
would cause impeachment proceedings
against Hebbard before the state legfs-
lature, or the more immediate action
discussed by The Call yesterday Of
gaining a pledge from the presiding
judge Of the superior court not to as
sign cases TO Hebbard's department,
and in that way prevent him from act
ing as trial judge. Disbarment pro-
ceedings may be recommended by the
committee.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-09
JUDGE FINES TEAMSTER
Negro Mulcted $40 for Throwing
Brick at a Streetcar

Melvin McCann. a negro teamster. was
convicted of malicious mischief for
throwing a brick at a car at Market
and Seventh streets and sentenced by
Police Judge Weller yesterday to pay
a fine of $40. with the alternative of 10
days in jail
James G. Partridge. conductor, was
arrested yesterday in Fillmore street
by Policeman Lord on a charge of as
suit with a deadly weapon. He was
accused by W. H Temple of striking
him with switch bar.
Charles Bomberg. Joseph L. Gomez
and John McGlynn, street sweepers.
were arrested by Policemen Sullivan
and Cavanaugh In Kearny street on a
charge OF malicious mischief. They
were loading a wagon and some of the
material struck a passing car.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-09
ELECTRICIANS DEBATE
ON THE STRIKE VOTE

At an early hour this morning the
electricians union No. Isl was still in
session in sheet metal workers hall de-
batting the quesl.on OF resembling the
recent strike vote in behalf of the tele-
phone girls. One OF the sensations of a
stormy session was the disappearance
Of the charter from its frame in the
business office. A special policeman
was called and futile efforts were made
TO locate the document.
Grand Vice President NJ. J. Sullivan
apd President j, c. Kelly of the dis
trict council were present and urged
the members to live up to the agree
ment with the telephone company A
committee from the telephone opera
tors was also on hand TO ask the
electricians to stand firm in their re-
fusal to return to work. This show
of defiance to the national organization
of the brotherhood was Justified il
was argued, because without the help
of the linemen the girls would surely
lose in their fight for recognition of
their union.
The feeling was very bitter on both
sides. and no one would predict what
the result Of the vote would be. II
appeared, however, that the electricians
would refuse to return to work
Sullivan warned the men that II they
did not rescind their action their char
ter would be taken from them and
other union men put at work for the
telephone company In view of that
assertion the disappearance of the
charter was explained.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-09
TRACERs SENT OUT FOR
OAKLAND'S POLICE AUTO

OAKLAND. June S.-Search has been
commenced along the Southern Pacific
lines for the delayed police automobile.
which was ordered by the board Of
police and FIRE commissioners weeks
ago. Notice Of the shipment OF the big
machine has been received. but all trace
Of Il has been lost.
The agents have sent out tracers
through the Southern Pacific company
for the automobile. In advance Of its
arrival an extra wheel, which was dis
patched by express. has reached the
chief Of policies Office. But the machine
'tself appears 10 have been sidetracked
en- route.
The automobile is sorely needed. The
patrol wagon has been patched until IL
is nearly ready to fail to pieces. It
has been kept in service in the hope
that the new automobile would soon
be here TO replace the obsolete vehicle,
which is a relic Of the old days in Oak
land.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-09
lNCENNAR|Es 1T WORK
IN RICHMOND DISTRICT
Fires Are Started in Two
Buildings, but Gain
Little Headway
POLICE ARE NOTIFIED
Lives of Occupants of Flat
Are Imperilled by
the Firebug
POLICE ARE NOTIFIED

Two attempts were made early yes
terday morning to burn buildings in
the Richmond district. Fires were
started in the doorway of the new flats
at 1900 and 42o2 California street
owned and partly occupied by w. d.
Brown, and in an area between the
stores of Fred G. Chambers, grocer,
and c. Nystrom. hardware dealer, at
Clement street and Third avenue,
There is no doubt out that the fires
were started by the same person or
persons. Neither Brown, GIander nor
Nystrom car, suggest q cause for the
incendiary attempt. At the time OF
the discovery of the fire in the fats Ed
ward Huhbell and his wife were sleep
ing in the lower fiat and Brown, Mrs
Brown, their child and a relative were
in the upper apartments.
The fire at the Brown house was dis
covered at o'clock by a passerby
1t was burning in the entry to the
lower fat. which is occupied by Ed
ward Hubbell. Hubbell and Brown were
aroused and the flames were extin-
guished without the aid of the fire de-
partment- The woodwork of the entry
was considerably burned and the fire
was eating it's way toward the gas
meter closet when discovered. Had the
ire reached the meter an explosion
might have followed.
The fire at Glander's place died out
from lack of draught. Charred papers
used by the incendiary were found In
the morning by a delivery clerk In the
grocer's employ. Newspapers were
used in the Glander case, while leaves
from a Latin prayer book were used
at the Brown fiat
Neither Brown nor his wife is able
to suggest the name of any one who
might have had a hand in the crime
So far as they know they have no
enemy who would seek to injure them
nor have they been threatened. Hub
bell, who occupies the lower nat, is
also unable to throw any light on the
crime. Giander and Nystrom both de-
clare they have no enemy who would
attack them by means of midnight fire
The name Of the person who discov-
cred the fire at the Brown fat was no,
learned by the owner nor by Hubbell
Neither did they learn from him. IL he
had noticed any suspicious characters
In the neighborhood before or after the
discovery OF the blaze.
Captain Colby has detailed men or
the case and they are working in con-
junction with the fire marshal to locate
the criminal The damage done by the
fire was small.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-09
WAR VETERANS TO HONOR
FLAG DAY NEXT FRIDAY
Instructor Simmons Requests People
TO Display Stars and Stripes on
Anniversary of Emblem

OAKLAND, June 81 W. SIMMONS,
- -srffo-nfa and Nevada, Grand Army
of the Republic. has requested the peo-
IL ~ thfs city to observe the lS0th
snn,versary Of the birth Of the Ameri-
~sr Gag Friday, June IA. Flags will
he displayed on all the public buildings
and II has been requested that as many
private citizens as possible also display
the national colors
Pastors Of all the churches nave peen
.s,zs,s "a boIa patriotic services on sun
Trne 1s Exercises are TO be held
On F'Isg day in ali the public schools
Ct Alameda county
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-09
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Saturday, June &.
81 minutes from Manila. via Nagasski % davs
ls hours minutes and Honolulu days IL
stinr Berkeley, Higgins. 4s hours from Port
Los Angeles.
stmr Hoquiam. Reinertsen. 10 hours from Ho-
quiam-
Bktn Cleaner, schmehl. days from Coos
Bay.
stmr Navarro. Lofsrum. So hours from ores-
stmr westport. Moreno ss hours from ores-
cent City.
81 stmr Santa Maria. Bowling. 10 hours from
Seattle
Stmr Samoa. Klinker. IS hours from Caspar.
bound south: called 10 to land passengers
Bark Agate, Mcleod days from Astoria
Schr BERTHE Minor. Dahlquist, 5 days from
Power schr washcalore. Perry. "a hours from
''os'a" '''ei' RETURNED
Stmr Albion. Olsen hence June T. for Stew
arts point returned this morning on account Of
'-AN--'s CLEARED
Saturday. June g.
Stmr Pomona, Swanson, Eureka; Pacific Coast
stmr Bonita Nicolson, San Pedro and way
ports; Pacific Coast steamship company.
Stmr Delhi. Nopander. Seattle; Pacific Coas,
steamship company.
Stmr Buckman. Wood. Seattle; Alaska Pacific
stmr Columbia. Doran. Astoria and Portland
San Francisco and Portland steamship company.
Saturday, June 8.
Stmr South Bay. Halvorsen, Eureka
Stmr Yosemite, Jahnsen. San Pedro
stmr Berkeley. Higgins, Fort Bragg
Stmr Rara1l. Nelson, Eureka
Ger stmr Abessinia. Kraeft. Hamburg and way
ports
Stmr Buckman. Wood. Seattle
Stmr J. B. Stetson. Bonifeld. Grays Harbor.
Stmr Alcazar. Fageriund, Point Arena
Stmr Pono. Madsen. Albion river.
Stmr Eureka. Noren. Eureka.
Schr Monterey. Berg, Gaviota. in tow tug De
nance.
Stmr Samoa. Klinker, San Pedro.
Stmr Santa Rita, Conner. Honolulu via Port
schr Mary e. Foster. johnson. Port Town
Bktn Lahaina. Carlson Puget sound.
Stmr Newport Hansen. Eureka
April Lat 81 south, long 66 west, Br shir
Holt Hill. from Greenock, for Vancouver.
TELEGRAPHIC
POINT LoBos, June 8 10 p. m;-weather
hazy; wind, northwest; velocity. 10 miles pei
hour.
ABERDEEy-Sailed June s-Stmr Chehalis
for San Pedro; schr Borealis, for San Pedro.
NEAH BAY-In port June 7-Schr Lyman D.
Foster from San Pedro. for Port Townsend
In port June S-schr Camano, hence May p,
EVERETT-Arrived June s-stmr Thomas L
Wand, from Coos Bay; stmr Eureka. hence
IFsEATrLE Sailed June 8. D. m.-stmr wat
sun, for San Francisco-
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-09
THIRTEEN NEW TEACHERS
FOR ALAMEDA SCHOOLS
Board of Education Appoints In
structors and Creates the Office
of Vice Principal

ALAMEDA. June 8.-Thirteen new
teachers have been elected by the board
Of education to take the places made
vacant because of the retirement from
the department of the same number
OF pedagogues. The new instructors
who will assume their duties with the
commencement of the fall term in Au-
gust are Irene Smith, Eta NJ. Couverly,
Irene L Todd. Estella D. Travis, Mary
Darling, Heloise Winchester, Cecile M.
Watkins, Eleanor Montgomery, Sarah
Effie Innes. Florence M. Parker, Phoebe
Binney. Mrs. Della NJ. Bryan and Mat
tie Fine.
The school directors have decided to
add vice principal to the staff OF each
of the grammar schools. The vice prin-
cipal also will do departmental work,
thus enabling him to come in contact
with all of the pupils of his school.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-09
SON OF FORMER CHIEF
JUSTICE SUED BY WIFE
Mrs. Heydenfeldt Asks Court
for Decree on Ground
of Cruelty
JOKE" IS ON PORTER
Unique Appeal Is Made by
Pullman Employe to
Annul Divorce
JOKE" IS ON PORTER

OAKLAND. June so. o. Heyden-
felot, son Of Solomon Heydenfeldt, a
former chief justice Of the supreme
court Of this state, was made de-
by Margaret NJ. Heydenfeldt. The
plaintiff alleges that her husband has
treated her with extreme cruelty Hey
denfeldt was left a comfortable for
tune along with his brothers aad sis
ters by the late chief justice He is
employed in the construction depart
ment OF the telephone company in Oak
and.
Oliver J. Houston. Pullman porter
who permitted his wife Lillian fous-
ton, TO secure q divorce by default be-
cause he thought the summons and
complaint in her suit had been served
upon him merely as part OF a huge
Joke, today gave notice Of appeal
Houston had just returned from run
on one OF the overland trains and was
eating dinner IN a West Oakland res
taurant with his spouse when the pa
pers were handed TO him by a process
server
The defendant looked at the CON-
plant and thought the allegations sc
funny that he laughed immoderately
and his wife Joined with him in the
enjoyment Of the situation. Houston
was not acquainted with legal pro-
cedure and declared that he really
thought that the papers had been pre-
pared by Mrs. Houston for his amuse-
ment- He said that he was thunder
struck when informed that on January
3 OF this year his wife had been
granted an interlocutory decree.
His motion to set aside the decree
and reopen the case was denied.
Frank Sobry, q cement worker living
IN Alameda, brought suit for divorce
from Clemence Sobry today on the
ground of deSertion They were mar
ried IN 1885.
A divorce suit was commenced today
by Maud NJ Wentworth against Albert
J. Wentworth on the ground Of ex-
treme cruelty.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-09
ALAMEDA FIREMEN WANT
SALARY OF S25 MONTH

ALAMEDA, June s.-The cali men
OF the fire department, of whom there
are 30, are 10 petition the fire commits
sioners TO change the present system
under which the FIRE fighters are paid
and allow them g fixed wage each
month. At present. the ~call' men are
paid only for each bell alarm TO which
they respond. receiving IS for answer
ing an alarm within their station dis
trict and $3.50 for going TO an alarm
outside of their station district.
Occasionally there viii not he a bell
alarm for months. and the call" men
receive nothing, although always ready
for duty. The fire commissioners viii
be asked that CALI truckmen be al
lowed s25 a month and calf hosemep
$50 a month. II the request is not
granted IL is probable that the cali
men will retire from service.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-09
strike OVER IN OAKLAND

OAKLAND, June s.-Machinists'
union No. 2s4 met tonight and, revers-
ing It's action of a week ago. indorsed
the agreement signed by the metal
trades association and the iron trades
council. This means that several hun
dred men will return TO work Monday
and that the iron industry on this side
of the bay will be active for three
wears
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-09
sAverage snow on ground. Al inches.
SYNOPSIS

average snow on ground Al inches.
SYNOPSIS
The pressure has risen steadily over the Pa
cffc slope causing fair weather over California
and Nevada and generally cloudy weather with
light showers over Oregon. Washington, Utah
and Arizona thunder storm is reported al
Flsgstan.
The temperature has risen from two to u de-
grees over California and Nevada
Conditions favorable for fair and warmer
erly winds.
FORECAST
San Francisco and vicInity-Fair; warmer
Sunday: fresh north wind.
Sacramento valey-Fair, warmer Sunday;
fresh north wind.
San Joaquin valley-Fair, warmer Sunday;
fresh north wind
Los Angeles and vicinity-Fair Sunday; light
west wind.
G. h. WILSON. Local Forecaster.
Movements of Steamers
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-09
Army Transports

The Burnside is at Seattle.
The Buford sailed June for Shanghai
The Crook is In port.
The Dix left Nsgasski May 28- homewsrd
The Fitzpatrick is at Newport News Va
The Logan arrived May 81 at Manila
The Meade is at New York. Out of conn-
mission.
The Ingalls, Is at Newport News. Va.
The Sheridan Is al Mare island under repairs.
The Sherman arrived from Manila yesterday.
The Thomas sailed for Manila on June s.
The Warren is in port.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-09
KILLED by A TRAIN

The body of James. Mills, lumber
hand, was found on the tracks in the
railroad yards at Sixth and Townsend
streets late last night Mills was evil
IDENTIFY run down by switch engine
His body was badly mangled-
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-09

ham, for San Francisco June Ship James
Drummond. from Port Townsend for Port Ciar-
Passed In June s-Chn bktn Alta. from callae.
for Port Townsend: schr Henry K Hall. hence
May %. FOR Bellingham: yacht Anemone. hence
hence @ N May - %. for vancouver. c: sehr Albert
Meyer. hence May 10. for Port Tcwnsends three
SAN PEbRo-sailed June T-schr Meiros..
- Arrived June s-schr Commerce, from er.ys
Harbor; stmr Coos Bay. from Port Hartford;
stmr Helen P Drew. from Greenwood
Sailed June s-Stmr Coaster. for san Fran
cisco; stmr Msrs5aeld. for Hsrdy crsek stnr
for Tacoma; schr Louise, for Umpqus; schr LIS
rie vance. for Grays Harbor; schr Alex T.
PORT HARFORD-Arrived June s-stmr At
las with barge 81 n tow. from Ssarrfss stmr
whittier, with barge Santa Paula In tov. hencs
SAILED June s-stmr Whittier. for San ptese-
COOS BAY-Arrived June s-Stmr Anizncs.
: SANTA BARBARA-Arrfvsd Juss s-stns
Coos Bay hence June s.
Sailed June Ssrmr Coz dsZs SZ; r'r san rsdF''
NEW Y0RK-Arrived June r-Br sting
Burma, from ST. Lucia; Br stnr Indr.purH.
from fokonams- PORTS
MANTIA-Arrtyed June Seer stmr vandaliA-
-,HoS0IuLT-saiIed June Jap stmr Hoas-
kong Maru for San Francisco 10 p N
Arrived June Jap srnr Nippon Mara from
Arrived June s-stmr Hilonian. hence yms l.
KAHULUI-saiisd June f-stmr Missouri. for
. I.l1 MAHrKOsA-Arrived June t-schr a O.
EfEE;LE-saiisd TItE1; June r-stmr s.or.ss... ~
sauna FOREIGN PORTS
vrcToRIA-Arrtved Juns s-Nor stnr Hcrne
's: saiied T June s-Br stmr Dunerto, for -
Y0K0HASlA--saiied Nay so-tap stmr rcsa
Meru: for Seattle .-s...,.
HoNGKoNG- prior ruas s-sr stmr
: NEWCASTLE. Aus-saiied May 74-Nor stnr
Thyra for San Francisco.
CALETA BUENA--sailed May f7-Sor stmr
CoQuIfBo-saiied May z2-Br stmr Belle
Of Scotland. for Callao.
coR0NEI-sailed prior May z1-Nor stnr
GUAYMAs-sailed May 2e-Br stmr Georgia
i0e OCEAN STEAMERS
NEW YoRK-Arrived June -srmr Camps.
MIA. from Liverpool. sturr St. Louis ron
sOss8sdp1IRn ss'sd June a1 sfmr New YORK. for south
ampton; stmr Umbria. for Liverpool via oueens-
- HOSGKoNG-Arrfved June s-stmr Ming
Chow from Liverpool. via singapore. FOR 1oko-
hama and Vancouver: stmr Siberia. uom san
Frsneisso' VIA ao1elnlu tr EmSrsss = Jspsn, for
Vancouver. via Shanghai. Hiogo and Xokohans-
PORT NATAL. June s--Cargo OF Br barn
rverna from Portland. Ore. On being landed
r,rn. ont 70 be badly damaged; 1000 bags
very badly damaged by sea water
NOSTEvIDEO, May 24--Fr bark Leon bu-
resu- from swanson for San Francisco. before
reported. having completed repairs sailed yes
terfav cable states, for Australia. to load TOR
PORTLAND. June e-Stmr lin Butler. load
ing IN Willamette river, for San Francisco, y on
dre Has been beached a. Lynron. Inss Tying
to extinguish the FIRE. which started IN ne en-
rine room by the tipping over Of lamp The
Are burned FOR three hours Engine and boiler
rooms badly damaged CaDm ana null also
damaged
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-09
GAS CASES posrpoNEn

Eugene de Saba, John Martin and
Frank Drum. directors of the gas. COM
pany, appeared before Judge Lawlor
yesterday to answer to charges of bril-
berry. The defendants were represented
by Attorneys Garret McEnerney and
John ]. Barrett The cases were con-
tinued to Monday ct 2 o'clock.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-09
LABORER ENDS HIS LIFE

The body of James Leonard, la
borer, was found In q room at the Bon
Air hotel. Oak and Stanyan streets,
yesterday morning. Death resulted
from poison, x5aich Leonard evidently
had taken with suicidal intent