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Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-25
FIGURING FOR
REVENUE ONLY
Matter of Protection Is Easi.
" Adjusted in Tariff Bill,
But Raising Revenue Is
More of a Problem

Washington, D. c., Dec. 24.-The
tariff trainers met again today to
continue the work of preparing a
tariff bill to be presented to con-
gress at the special session in March,
While protection to industries
which must compete with cheap la
Dor abroad will be the keynote of
the revised tariff, much consideration
will be given to the question of rails
ing revenue sufficient for the gov
ernment. The revenue features in
volve more difficult problem than
either the protective or other phases
of the tariff revision question.
1t is claimed by some that the gov
ernment has been deprived of mil
lions of dollars of revenue during the
operation of the DingIey tariff be-
cause of the numerous changes made
in the bill after it passed the house.
It is also said that numerous large
interests will make a strong fight
when the bill reaches the senate. In
this case, it is understood that Pres
ident Elect Taft will exert every
influence to have the bill go through
the senate as it comes from the house
1t is even said that Mr.. Taft will veto
the bill if the senate makes too many
changes tending to increase the rates
of duty. s@.S n FIT
One case in point where the SEN
ate amended the Dingley bill is re-
ported from the house in 1897 was
brought out in humorous incident
during the hearings several weeks
ago. Senator Hale of Maine, appear.
ed to ask that Tapioca starch, now
| on the free list, should pay a rate Of
| IN cents a pound.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-25
LITERARY notes
Van Norden for January.

The Van Norden Magazine is one
of the newer monthly publications,
but the publishers evidently know
what the reading public wants. The
magazine always has a review of
current events of great value to those
who have not had the time to read
details in the dailies. Then there
are feature articles, most copiously
illustrated, and embracing subjects
to interest every trend of mind. AL
together it is one of the magazine
tina local newsdealers say ''sells it.
SELF
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-25
lLove,s Shattered I nrean1.

Loves Shattered Dream.
Have yoI a lady burglar in Jail
here?" demanded stout citizen.
We have answered the warden
Tell her that prosperous black
smith offers matrimony.''
1T wouldn't be any use"
What do you mean, sir?y
II mean said the warden. that she
fl already considering offers of mar
Siase from two coal barons and six
rnaiefactors Of great wealth
Then as usual, the proletariat gets
the kihosh 2"
That's about the size OF it, 81.
Tn that case I withdraw my propo-
BAL. Tell her to marry a bloated pluto
ck&t and so her way, /,
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-25

not an optimist, who did not believe
in something heart and soul, and
who did not play fair. And remem-
Der that when you set about a task
which you really want to accom-
plish, the work involved is not drudg-
cry, it is the most invigorating sort
of play.-Appleton's for January.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-25
a ChrIstenino il sIuhf.

a Christening In Sight.
A Mobile lawyer was surprised when
his negro gardener called at the office
accompanied by large wheeIbaS-
row.
Marse Robinson" he said, II wants
to know ef you'd mind lendin' me
some of yo' cycIopediarn an diction-
aries an any other big books, sah."
Upon my SOUL" exclaimed the
astonished lawyer. What on earth
are you up tor,
Very impo'ta occasion, Marsa
Robinson. Very important occasion,
deed Sheba an me want to hunt up
o name foh de baby" Success MaRa-
zine.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-25
An Old story.

The candidate will soon come forth
And shake you
BY the hand.
East, west and south and north
He'll take you
BY the hand.
Then with a spanking team he'll come
Ard to the polls
He'll take you.
And when election week, by gum,
Its cycle rolls s
He'll shake yevs
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-25

sYour husband Is Dragging that
De was too wise to lose any money
10 the furry
Yes, indeed. I3aw tois that hD
didn't havs any to losei"
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-25
Mosquito Rare In Jersey.

The country has for SO long been
accustomed to think OF New Jersey as
the worst mosquito infested section
In the Land that one receives with
astonishment the Jerseymen's claim
that the pest 10 now a rarity there.
II has been proved, however, that the
regent invasion in Manhattan borough
was not from over the Hudson, but
from the Long Island marshes.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-25
aavinInL, ffe Feellnos,

Saving the Feelings.
II have a lot OF junk that don't
want"
Throw it on the ash pile"
But I'd feel wastefui."
Then send II to the Salvation Army
and feel charitable. }.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-25
raxes That TAX.

An Egyptian paper says that the ma
tive families pay an average tar OF
s4.e5 m acre, or 2s.5 per cent Of the
crop.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09
.VICTORIEN SARDOU
IS DEAD IN PARIS
Great Dramatist Succumbs to
Attack of Pulmonary
Congestion

PARIS, Nov. S.-Victorien Sardou,
who had been i'll for long time. died
today from pulmonary congestion. He
was the dean of French dramatists and
a member Of the French academy.
The man whose first play was Kissed
and who then wanted to go to America
to seek his fortune. died rich and hon.
ored. with the proud title of Frances
greatest and most prolific contemporary
dramatist.
Victorien Sardou was a man possessed
of singular character and was greatly
beloved, and there is universal regret
that he left no memoirs. He was born
in Paris, September Z, 1881. the son of
Leadre Sardou. an educationallst and
the compiler of several publications. AT
first he studied medicine and was OBJ
liged, in consequence of the embarrass-
ment of his family. to give private les
sons in history. philosophy and mathe-
matics. He also made attempts in lit
erature, writing articles for several re-
views and for the minor journals.
His first comedy, La Taverne des
Etudients," was produced in 1854 in the
Odeon, then the second state theater
but it proved a complete failure He
then wrote the comedy Les Pattes de
Mouche," which was produced with
great success in 1860 and subsequently
adapted for the English stage under the
title of "A Scrap. of Paper"
At the age of 75 Sardou witnessed the
production of his latest drama, rAf-
faire des Persons" at the Porte St
Martin theater. This play, which has
to do with the infamous poisoning
camarilla existing under the reign OF
Louis XIV. and which was presented for
the first time on December last is still
running to crowded houses.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09
WIFE SAYS SPOUSE
CAST HER OFF CAR
Woman's Serious Injury Causes
Arrest of Cigar Dealer, Who
Says She Jumped

Detectives are Investigating the mys-
terious circumstances under which
Mrs. Samuel G. Fisher, wife of a prom
inent cigar dealer of this city, fell or
was purposely thrown from a Valencia
street car late last night between Ma
son and Powell. in Market street. AS
the result of the woman's statement
made at the harbor hospital. that her
husband pushed her from the rear plat
form. Samuel Fisher was arrested last
night and is held in detinue at the city
prison.
Shortly after making the statement
involving her spouse Mrs. Fisher lapsed
into unconsciousness and she is in a
precarious condition. Acting upon her
accusations Detectives J. Tyrrell and
T. d. Sheehan were detailed to investi-
gate After waiting several hours in
the cigar store at TAI Market street
which is conducted by Fisher. the two
were rewarded by his appearance. He
was taken into custody. although he
denied that he had been on the car
Later under pressure of Interrogation.
he admitted that he boarded the car
with his wife at Seventh and Market
streets, after an argument between the
couple. Fisher says he insisted that
she should remain at home, but that
she followed him and when he jumped
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09
The summary of Leggitt's undoing

The summary of Leggitt's undoing
is this:
First paper-Note addressed to my
dear husband" and signed by Mrs.
Ollie Leggitt, found by Mrs. Martha
Stewart in the mans pocket. Until
that moment Mrs. Stewart believed
that she was the lawfully welded wife
of the man with whom she lived in the
Mission road.
Second paper-Marriage certificate is
sued in Boone county, Iowa, In 1896, re-
cording the marriage of Leggitt with
the woman now known as Mrs. Ollie
Leggitt of s2s San Pablo avenue, Oak
land This marriage has never been dis
solved
Third paper-Marriag certificate re-
cording the marriage in Oakland on
November II, 1907 of Leroy Stewart
and Mrs. Martha Saunders.
The man variously addressed as my
dear husband" "Leggitt" and Stewart
is the same person. That person is now
held in detinue by the local police. He
was arrested Saturday evening in the
Alta hotel. 165 Third street by Detec-
tive Sergeants Arthur McPhee and Ned
Coulter. He was about to flee for Seat
tie and would have left yesterday on
the north bound steamer. A charge of
bigamy will probably be preferred to-
day against the man by his second wife.
Mrs Martha Stewart discovered the
duplicate domesticity of her husband on
Friday. In the pocket of his coat she
found the tiny missive that told her
that the man she had loved and trusted
for a year was the lawful husband of
another woman She reported to the
police, and they are confident that with
the two marriage certificates as evil
dence they can easily prove case of
bigamy against the heretofore respected
property owner of the Mission.
When arrested Leggitt sought to vim
dicate himself by attacking the char
acter of his first wife. Detective Nc
Phee investigated the woman yesterday
and discovered that she was worthy in
every respect She is the mother of two
children She had tried to secure di-
vorce from Leggitt, but when she
sought to begin the action she had not
been in the state a year and could not
proceed
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09
WOMAN ACCUSES FORMER
COMPANION OF MURDER
Declares She Suspected Alleged
Slayer of Killing Her
Husband

DENVER, Nov. S.-Chief of Police
Armstrong today received a letter from
Mrs. Jennie Miner Smith, in Jail at
Ogallala. Neb., pending investigation
of her story that John Harry Dale
Smith had nSurdered volley Mann and
buried his body in a ravine in Ne
braska.
Mrs Smith writes that Smith is not
her husband, but that she took ur
with him in ST. Louis for the purpose
of finding out if he had murdered her
real husband Frank Geiger. The fact
that she saw Smith wearing a vest
exactly like her husband owned
aroused her suspicion.
She still maintains that Smith did
kill Mann, stranger to him. for a
small amount of money he had.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09

A vote for the Hetch Hetchy
bonds on Thursday is a
vote for good water-the
kind you can drink without
boiling and for cheap
water-the kind you can
buy without being robbed
and for public control of
a public utility without
which the public can not
getalOng.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09
B0SNIANS BLOW UP
AUSTRIAN SOLDIERS
Refugee Mountaineers Dynamite
Barracks in herzegovina
and Kill l7O Men

PARIS, Nov. s--A special dispatch
from Belgrade says that band OF Bos-
nian refugees from the mountains, on
Friday, blew up. with dynamite, the
barracks at Konitza, town In Herze-
govina, situated about so miles from the
scrvian frontier, killing I7O German
speaking Austrian soldiers. The dis
patch also says thnt the Austrian pa
pers have suppressed this news.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09
SECRET OF Man
WFDD[D TO TWO
Barred BY NOTE
Wife No. 2 Finds Loving Letter
From Wife No. in Unfaith=
full Spouse's Pocket
Leroy Leggitt, Alias Leroy Stew
art, Prosperous Businessman,
in Jail ON Bigamy Charge
Marriage Certificates of Both
Women in Hands of Police
for Evidence

Three bits of paper have landed be-
hind prison bars Leroy Leggitt, alias
Leroy Stewart, prosperous, and until
Saturday, highly respected real es-
tate owner and operator living at
the junction of the Mission road and
Onondago avenue. He is accused by
two women of bigamy
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09

The portraits of the men in the IL
lustration are those of Rev. Payson
Young, rector of the church of St
Mary the Virgin upper picture), and
Rev. Joseph Vincent, taken in char
acteristic pose with eyes closed. (Pho-
tos taken by George w. Haley, The
Calls photographer.) The other por-
trait is that of Mrs. Anita Mack,
mother of the missing Edna Clark
the girl alleged to have been engaged
to Rev. Payson Young. The diagram
shows the church and rectory and the
vicinity in which it is located. Key
to the diagram:
A-Door opening, from Steiner street into
alley leading to study.
B-Door sof study
C-Rectors study.
D-Bedroom.
Bathroom.
F--Rear door opening from rectory into Union
street.
G-Dressing room.
H-Chancel.
I-Rectory.
J-Prof. Bonar's house.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09
SPANISH MINES CAVE IN

MINAs DE RIO TINTO. Spain, Nov.
S.-The workings of the Rio Tinto mines
have caved in several times in the last
two days. resulting in the death of three
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09
HoNoRs FOR AvIAToR wRIGHr

PARIS. Nov. s.-The nomination OF
Wilbur Wright, the American aero
pianist, will go before the grand coun-
ell of the Legion of Honor tomorrow.
and he will probably be included in the
new years list OF decorations.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09
INDEX OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO CALLS
NEWS TO-DAY
TELEPHONE KEARNY Sc
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 9. 1905
WEATHER CoNDITIoNS
NEWS TO-DAY

YESTERDAY-Cloudy; west wind maximum
temperature, 30; minimum, AS.
FORECAST FOR TODAY-CIoudy. with fog:
light southerly wind, changing TO fresh west
erly. Page Z
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09

Continued ON Page 2, Middle CoIumR ?
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09
EASTERN

Hearings on tariff revision by committee 0
ways and means of the house win begin Tues
day. Page
Ola Hayden, actress once well known on Pa
cifc coast, arrested in Salt Lake City for sho
lifting Page
Election OF Taft helped stocks and trade th
revival Of industry exceeding greatest expecta
tions- Page
ton. Page
Three burglars cover family of Eve with pistol
and take plate worth $4,000 Page
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09
WoMEN'S CLUB
COAST

Musical section of California club to give aft
ernoon with American composers. Page {
COAST
Secretary StoI Of grape growers meeting witt
good results in organizing producers in the south
ern part of the state. Page
John Sheridan. former saloon keeper of SaI
Francisco, is arrested in Goldfeld for killing hi
Wife Page
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09

copaiaHea on Page ?, Middle Column I
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09
SUBURBAN

Oakland high school students soon to issue
tumn number Of Tom Cat. Pag
Ruef and grafters. Pag
Rev. Walter E. Tanner declares Ruef
repudisted at San Francisco election and pr
cution vindicated. Pag
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09
FOREIGN

victorien sardou great .dramatist, dies i
Paris Of pulmonary congestion. Page
cubans TO resume self government election TO
president being fixed for Saturday. Page
Manila is now almost free of the dreade
cholera Page 1.
Young Bengali makes daring attempt to as
sassinate governor Of Bengal Page
Argentina ornaments commission urges expen
diture Of s420OoOOO less than amount voted a
special law. Page
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Lost SUNDAY NIGHT. PAIR GOLD SPEC
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or New York ave. to White Elonse station.
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GH1tn~r's Drug store. I4th and T sts
CHidTnhers's RrIreau ~ Information
H",'rst's Drug Store. 2sth md n.. a.s
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Einr's Drug store. 18th end SITS.
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