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The San Francisco call., 1907-03-02
JAPANESE QUESTION
REFUSES TO STAY DOWN
Senators Charnping at Bit
Forced Upon Them
by Roosevelt
ACTION IS DEMANDED
1t Is Decided, However, to
Postpone the Matter
Until Tuesday
CALL HEADQUARTERS.
1907 EIGHTH STREET.

SACRAMENTO, March 1-Sanford of
Ukiah made an unsuccessful effort in
the Senate today to have the anti
Japanese measures. introduced by
Keane, Black and himself, withdrawn
from committee.
These measures have been slum ber-
ing in committee for weeks" Sanford
declared, and the Legislature is avoid
ing one of its prime duties in refusing
to act on them. The people of Califor-
MIA are opposed to the naturalization
of a people that cannot be assimilated
with them. and they have a right to
have their sentiment maintained by this
body"
Wolfe of San Francisco said he was
in favor of having the school segrega-
ton and all other questions concerning
the Japanese made a special order in
time for final consideration before ad-
journment, but Sanford was not salts
fed by having the Senate adopt this
parliamentary suggestion, though he
had to submit to it
Caminetti@ of Amador started the row
all over again this afternoon, however,
by moving passage of the bill provid-
ing for the submitting of school segre-
cation TO the electors.
Neither Mayor Schmitz nor the
Board of Education of San Francisco
has right to decide this matter" said
Caminettf. 1--WE read that Schmitz and
the Board of Education are passing
judgment on the question of segrega-
tion as though the people had absolute
ly no say in the matter. It is all wrong g
Who is Schmitz and who is the Board
of Education to settle a problem so
vital to the interests of California with
Roosevelt? What right have they to
arrogate to themselves this amazing
prerogative?"
Miller of visalia made one of his
characteristic and convincing addresses.
The President and the Governor of Cali
fornia had advised the Legislature to de-
fer action on legislation affecting Japa-
nese. he said. and there must be some
very valid reason for that advice. He
thought that any action taken by the
Legislature while negotiations between
the State Department and ambassador
Aoki were in progress would be Ill
advised.
Wolfe repeated his willingness to
have all questions concerning the Japa-
nese made a special order for Tuesday.
and the Senate supported Miller by vot-
ing down the Caninetti motion to con-
slider the segregation bill.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-02
RECORD or THE CORONA
worth 500. 900 and Was Built IN PhiIa-
delphfa in 1855

deIphfa in 1855
The Corona was vessel Of ese tons
register and was built in 1883 in Phila-
delphia- She was valued at more than
S1a0 600 which was covered by insur-
ance placed IN London. The Corona
was ashore in Alaska about eight years
ago. her commander at that time being
Captain. Pearce, now port captain at
Rilo for the Matson Navigation Com
panv
Captain Boyd. master Of the Corona,
was captain of the little steamer Gypsy,
which was lost last year as the result
Of mistaking the light of a Monterey
street lamp for an aid TO navigation.
He has been in the service Of the Pa
cifc Coast Steamship Company for more
than twenty years and Il was on ac-
count Of his previous good record that
he was reinstated Al the expiration of
the suspension imposed by the Govern
ment inspectors for the loss Of the
Gfpsv.
The Eureka run is one Of the hardest
on the coast, on account OF the con-
stantly changing nature OF the bar
across the entrance TO the Humboldt
River. The bar was breaking yester-
day and little misunderstanding
would account for the mishap to the
steamer. The north 5etty, over which
the seas carried the Corona. is a sub
stantial affair built OF huge powders
The smallest Of the bowlders used in
constructing The face Of the jetty
weighs nine tons. and the fact that
many Of these 1S.000-pound rocks have
been swept away at times by the waves
attests to the violence of the seas at
this particular place.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-02
RECEIVERS NOTICE

All persons having claims (other than loss
claims upon policies OF insurance) against Ger
man National Insurance Company Of Chicago. MI
pois. are hereby notified that By an order entered
By the Circuit Court OF Cook County, Illinois On
January 11th 4. D. 1907 an claims against said
Insurance Company (0ther than loss claims upca
policies Of insurance) must be fled with the IN
dersigned In Chicago. Illinois. under oath 10 the
forms prescribed by said court within SIX (6)
months from said January 11th. 1907, and that
all snch claims not hied will be disallowed
and forever barred from participating IN the dis
tributioD OF the assets OF said German National
Insurance COMPANY
STATE BANK OF CHICAGO.
Receiver Of German National Insurance Company
Of Chicago. Illinois.
JUDAH. WILLARD & WOLF.
Solicitors for Receiyes.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-02
WOMAN SUFFRAGE DEFEATED

SACRAMENTO. March Wright of
San Diego acted as the Sir Galahad of
the women suffragists when the vote
by. which the bill providing for t4eir
emancipation was defeated last week
came mp for reconsideration In the SEN
ate today. Despite his appeal, the Sem
ate repeated its action.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-02
WRECK VICTIMS MAY DIE
Several of the Men Hurt in Nevada
Smashup in Critical Condition

+ Los ANGELES. March f.-Forty
Greek. laborersz who were: injured yes
terday morning In a. smash-up. of a
construction train on the Salt Lake
Railroad at Leith, New. We're brought
to this. city on a special train this
morning. The bodies of the. three men
who were killed remain at the >scene
of the wreck. Twenty seven of the
injured brought in on the train to-
day are badly hurt. One of them is
suffering from a. fractured skull and
two others suffered the loss of their
legs
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-02
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS FOR WOOD. COAL. FUEL OIL.
MINERAL OIL AND GASOLINE-Presidio OF
San Francisco. Cal. March ?. 1907.-Sealed
and at Office Of Quartermasters. until II
a m. April I. 1907. and then opened FOR fur
nishing during the fiscal year commencing
and gasoline for Fort Rosecrans and Pre-
sdio Of Monterey. caL also at same time
at this Office enly. FOR wood coal fuel oil
mineral oil and gasoline for Alcarraz Island
Fort Baker. Benicia Barracks, Fort Mason.
Fort Mcdowell. Fort Miley. Preside of
San Francisco. San Francisco, Cal. and
Depot Of Recruits and Casuals. Angel Island
BARR. Point Bonita. Cal. during the 6scal
10 articles Of American production, conditions
Of Quality and price (including IN the price o1
foreign productions the duty thereonl being
equal. and such preference given 20 articles OF
American production produced the Pacihc
Coast 10 extent OF conslln1 ption required bv the
public service there. Information furnished on
Grams and Presidio OF Monterey. or 70 under
signed mo l. GLEN. Chief Q1arterznaster
PROPOSALS for CoaI-Ofnca OF General Super-
intendent Army Transport Service, San Fran
cisco, Cal. March 1. f907-Sealed proposals..
IN triplicate. for furnishing and delivering On
board army transports at San Francisco. aver
age steam coal. as may be required. VIII be
1907 and then opened Information furnished
on application Envelopes containing pro-
posals should be indorsed Proposals for Coal -
Transport Service
PROPOSALS FOR LAUNDRY TORK-Ofnce of
General Superintendent Army Transport Sere-
Zee. San Francisco. Cal. Aareh l. 1907. Sealed
proposals. in triplicsts Ior aundry work for
ceived at this Office until IL a. n. April l.
1907 and then opened. Information furnished
posals should be indorsed Proposals Tor Laun-
dry Work, addressed 70 General Superintend-
ep1- Army Transport Service,
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-02
PERSONS MENTALLY UNsouND

I believe. IS general proposition, that
he was mentally unsound /" SAID DR. Erans
and that Is about As far as ] care 10 20
what is your opinion 10 the mental con
ciuon OF fbe defendant 70 lead him TO arm
himseif7-
That he believed that thugs had heen set
upon him and that he had been advised TO do
90 by Pittsburc detective -
DR. Evans declared that Thaw became SO
wrought up at the mention of Stanford Whites
name he proosbly at such times did not under
stand the full force and bearing that firing .,f
loaded revolver might have.
When he put that pistol IN his pocket said
Jerome. do you believe he knew ii 10 be a
proper instrument for defending himself from
DANGER
Doctor. what is the Characteristic system OF
q brain storm -
"A brain Storm began Or. Evans
'fHold b." interrupted Jerome. IT don't
want 10 know al shout the brain storm gem
ersily. I want to know II brsin storms are
characterized By calmness or excitement
Delmas said be thought the witness should
be allowed 10 IN his own way
IAN I want 10 know" said Jerome lis
whether a person suffering from an insane
brain storm who commits act Of homicide
goes about II In a calm, cool and deliberate
manner"
+sHe would not be calm and deliberate in
the internal opers tons Of HIS mind Outward,
he might Be calm excited. You might not
tell from the manner Of approach whether there
WIS storm raging in his mind.
f'Ae I understood doctor you say Thaw
killed White while suffering from brain
storm -
you MAJ call Il brain storm or what
ever you like, Of mental excitement =
A long argument took place brain
etorns between Jerome and the witness.
An sdJournmenf vas then taken unhl Monday.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-02
pUBLIsHER MUM DEAD

NEW YORK. March 1-Orson ID
Mum. head of Mum & Co. publishers
of the Scientific American, died last
night at his home in this city.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-02
Says ThaW Was Insane
When He Shot White

..HoE many cases Of paranois have yon ever
One hundredT''
y think 50
Five hundred -
i doubt it II IS not q common disease
Does a person suffering from paranois have
any lucid infervalsT'
.-Hes haTe.see many OF them. and seen
them recover. -
'wss this defendant suffering from acute or
chronic aoolescent insanity when be shot and
killed stanford Nbiteg'
a. he time Of the shooting there was an
-Wss il acute or chronic adolescent insanity
4 am confident that there had been other out
breaks ] believe that when he killed Stanford
Mmte y "as an acute attack, and. ] believe n
recufrcnt attack
..Is sl.ere .euel aiseasesas acute and chronic
'There has been such a cIsssihcssion. snd !
car pict9re case which migit be called chronic
IS rom io 10 % years of age.
Was n acute chronic adoiaecept irsanf+~
rom m E5les tn5s dsreneant suffered ~ The time
Jerome seemed determined TO pin The Wit
ness down.
The outbreaks were acute replied Dr.
OF course they were" i1terposed Jerome
Did you over know the outbreak OF anr Innate
10 be other than acufeT-
80 answered The witness after hesitation
case was Of outbreaks and there was ro+hfn-
10 show chronic condition.
'How many outbreaks DO you think ,l,e ss
fendant has bsd1"
The witness recited the events ~ writing .he
letters IN 1903. the making Of the will In 1905
and the TRAGEDY Of 1906
In your opinion. then. there were three on,
breaks of adOlesce1f insgnifr.''
Three that know Of
insanity
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-02
PAssENGER LIST

Names Of Those Who Eeft This City
on Corona
The Corona sailed from here on
Thursday with the following passen-
gers
W J. wiley. r. Hsnss. r. r sterers. z. J.
" VS. Ellis. e. iInl fNr ssnaerson.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-02

FIREMEN INJURED--Pittsburg March -
One fireman was seriously injured and FIVE others
slightly hurt early today az fire in Allegheny
that destroyed the Fifth Ward School building
which valued at $150.o00
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-02
LATHAM oLEARED OF cHAReE-Ios Anr

LATHAM CLEARED OF cHARGE-Los Ange-
les Marsn p,s rirg d 5lllns OF % rhe
was arrested in Bakersfield several days sgo.
charged with the embezzlement Of $lo67 OF the
company's funds. discharged today at his
preliminary hearing. The charge preferred
by a. c. shippee. secretary Of the company.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-02
DEEUsTyE STATE or MIND


+. As 10 exhlbit A. sid Tar. Evans y would
say. the writer WAS bordering -on Instability
that DE was- over fhe border.
You ,fnean 1s was moving toward insanity ,
ne was frfthcr over than Wien some or
the. 'tetteTs were written.
tbex showed deluelFy stale ~ mind.
Ezidbp II fF-ew no light upon the men
tslsco1dif!on ~ the writer
''TEls sefier lows q state n; mental uD
tounaness, ssid Dr. EvaDs, in reference 10
IA last we nave ~, letter which shows
the defendant was insancs" asked Heroine.
I'm % degree. los.
..v-hst >oti 'of insanity pss ~"
Y. csn't diagr1se q from letters--no. man
'.5ou rant tel. what form Of iussuiy IT
.sTbere are ind -stious thar might show one
of several llndf. There might he temporary
state of acute manie- There might also be inoi-
ca lions ~ simple melanchoia."
Exhibit H. the doctor said, threw no light
mon the mental oondiriOp Of tine writer. but
exhibit J. the lasf OF the Letters, showed men
..NoV.S said se.ome. .'please answer me
When writing some he was insane. bow
Those letters were written in 1903. Row,
tell me whaf form 0f insanity Thaw was euf-
fering from at the zine OF bis marriage-April
~ that wss TIE SANE time he executed
be win and codicii ] would say he was suf-
tering e temporary attack. Que TO strain or
Jerome nov came direct % the issue in ne
iaEe and asked
ssOn the night thst be killed Stanford WHITE
Fse This defendant ineane2'
7 en- firmly NJ fle opinion that he was In
lene
What form NJ insanity was it,
IT vas an explosive outbreak Of adolescent In
anity'
s'Nor then, he probably vas insane when ne
trofe the letters 2 aO3
sAe matter ~ General opinion he was de
isnged--s ceeTee ~ adolescent insanity rer
'Is the insanity II adolescence acute or
thronicf'
There are acute outbreaks of adelescent IN
lanity. and ] bsvc snoWn many cases 10 clear
b. over hieht"
do Tou consider insanity which lasts from
ip09 r. 1905 acute cbr0nic-'f
II the insanity co tinued n would Be chronic
iuf II there were lucid intervals II could not abe
n considered -
Would you Keep such man under treat
mot NECESSARILY Pneunonia is = recurrent
lisesse but II person had an sftack IN July
IL would not be KEEP under treatment for fear
le might have another case IN Septembef'
f'If 3 man was crasv. but had lucid intervals
lcr three years, would you can II acute or
DISCUSS PARANOIA
s'If be had lucid intervals ] would not call 81
hronic "
You know what palanoia is7r
Il have had some experience ~1n II
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-02
1850 style. Of Automobile.-

Illustrations and specifications in Auto
Number of News Letter. Now out. As
clever issue.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-02
Continued From Page :. Col

uind. said the witness. regarding the hrst let
ter.
WAS the unsteadiness nofmal or abnormal"
:. We'll II was abnormal iu that u was not
boFmal
Was the defondsnf insarc
= The nnsfeadfafss fal pclGTs not reached
the state ~ unbaiaDce OF insanity
i Jerome next had Tie witness take up cacn
one ~ The nine ictirrs in- turn. asking an opin-
Son ~ 10 tire state of mind ~ tie writer al
The thine ~ the writing. taking into considers ton
everything connected with tho case, including
Delnlas'- long hgpothetica question
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-02

oontiuued from rage J. Column
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-02
pTscrss PARANoIA

s'1f be had lucid intervals ] would not csl it
hronic
You know what paHanois is7''
Il have had some experience ~fth II"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-11-15

showed tbat the Store was 5 to 0 in
favor of Mitchell. On the lace of
e. at statement Pierre people doubt.
less were entitled to feel that their
team had done a big thing in holding
Mitchell to five Scores.
However. the surprise must have
been painful when the true facts
we're spread over Fier1e and it be-
came known that Their mighty team
was defeated nv a score OF So to o.
One OF those figure tvts must have
got lost i'm transmitting the message
out to Pierre, Or the sender wanted
to make a good showing for his team
for a short time. knowing that it
would take several DAYS for papers II
get out to that part of the state.
Pierre knows different now.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-11-15
A COLONIAL MEETING
Twentieth Century Club Had a Col
onial Party in Connection With
tie Regular Meeting.

The twentieth Century club met
Monday afternoon with Mrs. G. w.
Johnston. which was arranged for a
colonial dav. After the lessons of
the day we're completed the meeting
took on Something Of q social nature.
The members appeared in colonial
gowns, which were quaint and ar
tistic. and reminded one of the days
OF our great granGmothers. One lady
wore a striug Of gold beads that was
$50 years old, while others wore
laces which were ancient, and very
costly in the early days.
Two musical numbers were given.
a piano solo by Mrs. Nichols. who
was a guest Of the club. and Mrs.
Samuel Weir who sang sweetly and
her contralto voice vas greatly
appreciated.
One large room was devoted to a
display Of colonial relics, that ale
owned by Mrs. d. M. Tiffany, many
Of which are over one hundred years,
and it was the delight Of the mem
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-11-15
bers that they had tue opportunity
to inspect them. Among the relics

bers that they had tue opportunity
to inspect them. Among the relics
were a flint lock nlusket carried
Though the revolutionary war, a
foot stove for use in the old ~tireless
churches of a century ago. a bed
warmer made of copper to warn the
sheets. books printed in 1897. 1898.
1900, many fine pieces of homespun
linen. blankets. bedspreads. laces,
beadwork, embroidery, also brass
candle sticks, china and silver. one
large spoon being over 200 years ola.
Refreshments were served in keep
ing With the day that was celebrated,
and reminded one of the old days
when dougbnuts, pumpkin pies,
ETC., were the main %delicacies. The
afternoon and evening was very much
enjoyed by the members. all of whom
entered in the affair with animation
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-11-15
The Score shrunk-some.

When The Pierre papers reached
The Republican they we're inspected
to see what they had to say about
the defeat Of their high school foot
ball team by Mitchell Saturday last.
We we're surprised to read in the
Capital-Journal and the Dakotan
words Of congratulaton to Plerre's
team because Of TIE fact that Pierre
had showed up the strongest against
it OF any team in the state, and that
Mitchell barely won the game. The
Dakotap felt that the score was moth.
ing to be ashamed Of, and the Capital
Journal said that their boys made a
better record than they expected.
All this fine feeling was brought
about through a telegram that was
sent to Pierre by some member OF
the team, which, on reaching Pierre
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-11-15
How to Trap Wild Animals.

4O-page trap book illustrated,
picture OF as wild animals in natural
colors. FUR ANIMAL CALEN
OAR, gun and trap catalog, also
prices Of hides and furs. All sent
post paid for 10c stamps or silver.
FREE to tho sewho ship to. or buy
of US. Address Fur Dept, N. W.
Hide s. Fur &C.,, Minneapolis, MINI.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-11-15
Nerves Shattered:
Heart Irregular

Mrs. James Is. Blackburn Of
Xenia, Ohio, says that nothing
equals DR.. A. w. Chase's Nerve
Pills in such troubles.
Some medicines affect the heart alone,
some the stomach. some the head. DIR.
A. w. Chase's Nerve Pills by a happy
combination n a perfect control over
h nervous syEtem chat regulates all
the organs of the body affects them al,
end puts them in perfect working ORDER.
Mrs. Blackburn found this to be trle,
and has 10 ~hesitancy in telling others
Of the splendid results obtained. in
fact, says she considers it her duty to
do so. She says: Il was troubled with
severe nervousness. sleeplessness. iuIi-
gestion and heart trouble. / heard OF
DR.. A. w. Cnase's Nerve Pills and
thought l would try them. ! got a box,
n l am pleased to say they are list
what / needed-rny nerves are again
steady and stronG-I sleep well-am not
roubled with inGigestior-the action of
the hear is regular and / feel Vigorous
and strong in every way. | cons or
the medicine a splendid nerve and gen
eral toric, and am Well pleased to
recommend it," soc a box. Am deal
ers or Or. A. w. Chase Medicine Co.,
Buffalo, n. Y.
For Sale by SCALLIN BROS.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-11-15
Card of Thanks.

In the death OF the wife and
mother a great grief has been laid
upon US, which has been lightened
to some extent by the very kindly
sympathy and aid that was extended
during the long sickness and the
death of u dear one. To them we
wish to express Our deepest thanks
for all that was done, and we trust
that the day may be long before they
are called upon to pass through a
similar trial.
Luke Richard,
Perle Richard.
Ruth Richard,
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. B. Cropp,
Mrs. Edla Walter.
That lot you own may be worth
twice as much to some other person
as 1t is to you. Find out through
a want ad.
The new South-news., 1907-10-05

Determined to be fully up With the
times IN the matter Of aerial nasigs-
ton, ~ applied to the uses of war,
the Signal Corps Of the army has or
ganized a balloon corps Of nine men
under Captain Charles de r. chand-
Ter. This corps win make preliminary
tests ia the vicinity Of Washington
completing the real experiments at
Fort Omaha later a sharp difference
Of opinion exists among army officers
a. 70 the praciieabiliiy Of the balloon
in time Of war Many contend that
they can be utilized only under The
hsppiest conditions, which would ar
ford the enemy no opportunity to use
the airships ~ targets or give an
enemy an indication Of the location
Of troops against which be might d.
rect bis fire.
The new South-news., 1907-10-05
Negro Riot.

Memphis.-There was mysterious
uprising of crowd of blacks in the
southern part of this city who went
TO the Gulf & Ship Island railroad
shops and called out Steve Gould, a
negro workman, and undertook to do
him violence. Gould was enticed
from the shop by one man who told
him his wife was dying. but when he
got out side he suspected a plot and
threw aside his assailants. who we're
closing in on him, and escaped
through a hail of bullets from fonr
revolvers fired at close range.
The police captured number Il
the rioters. who gave the explanation
that Gould had attempted a criminal
assault on negro girl, and the mob
went TO chastise him.
The new South-news., 1907-10-05

Further Developments in the west
ern land fraud prosecutions are
looked for very soon, and Colorado,
Wyoming and Utah will be the scenes
OF action. Following the successful
land fraud prosecution in Oregon and
California, the Interior Department
arranged for thorough inve.Iiga.
tion in a half dozen states, and il is
now known that The results Of the g
Investigations, when they are made
pubic, will be startling. The inves.
legations have proceeded far enough
20 show that an enormous acreage Of
land which formerly belonged to ,h,
federal government has unlawfully
passed 70 individuals and corpora.
tons, and. that practically the cn,irs
coal supply Of the three states, whi,t
formerly belonged to the govern.
mcnt, is now in the possession ci
three or four big corporations.
The new South-news., 1907-10-05

Atlanta, Ga.--Because his son "rc-
fused to wed and have heirs Jasper
Smith, an eccentric capitalist of At
lanta. has sued the son and recover
ed valuable property decided to the
latter four years ago
At the trial of the case the evi-
dence showed that the capitalist had
given property to his son on the ex-
press condition that the latter marry
and have heirs.
"My wofwy mfwypafowyp fly 90
81 have given my son. said the
capitalist on the stand, -four years
in which to marry and have heirs
and he has not done so. | was anS-
ious for Thurmond to marry, rs I
wanted grandchildren, but he refused
to do so, and | want my property
back
"The jury, without leaving the box
gave the property to the father.