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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-11-06
BULLION FOR BAr

BULLION FOR BANK.
London, Nov. Bullion amounting to
$4,000 was taken into the Bank Of England
on balance today.
NAVAL STORES.
Chsrieston, Nov. 5.-TuFpentine firm
5sHc.
Rosin firm. quote: ABODE 81. 90. r - 0Si
"a. o5901h; H s4.12h R17k; I 1850: X
- 80; N SS.Ss; N Ss.l5; VIC $40; WV
Savannah. Nov. 5.-Turpentine firm bse;
recaipts 4e7: shipments S.
Roain firm; sales 2,A47; receipts e,s0s:
shipments 1850: stocks l4s.7ss, ouots; BID
:s'9S EE s ss,2s@s4So; Ssi q "a Il
VIC 50 40; WV So. so.
roain; no turpentiF
Exports none.
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COTTON RrCEUPra

New YORK. Nov. b.--The following are the
tota met receipts Of cotton at all ports
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-11-06
Sales IHiehl Low lciose

CLOSING STOCK LIST.
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NEW YORK COTTON.
Futures On the New York Cestes NJ
enanss today ranged - foIiows:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-04
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-04

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WATER FHuNI =tlsht acres slepins
Beautifully daNH 70 ne pfeltlesi axe
on he ridge BETWEEN SEATTLE
AND TACOMA HishiY improved Or.
thAfd of $50 bearing ifsssl all birt,
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-04
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-04
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-04

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-04

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-04

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The San Francisco call., 1909-06-09
Coast Brevities

GOVERNOR SMITH ON THE wAY-Seattle.
June s.-Goyernor General James F. Smith of
the Philippine islands and Mrs. Smith left for
their, home in San Francisco today.
OREGON HOP CRoP-Portlsnd. ore, June s.
Oregon hopmen alarmed the condition
Of their hop crop, this year there may be
only half CROP about $1,000 hales- Con-
tracts have been signed for about 0000 bales.
REAPPoINTED BY GovEREoR-S Sacramento.
June s.-Governor Gillett today reappofnted to
membership on the board of managers Of the
Napa state hospital Emmett Phillips of Sscre-
mento and Richard Belcher Of Marysville-
JURY DISAGREES-I.os Angeles June s.
The jury in the case of John w tArizo1a Jack
Allen. who tried the charge Of murder
ing Constable Charles de Moranville at Neuhail.
disagreed this afternoon and discharged.
GOVERNMENT LAND DRAwING-Shoshone.
Idaho. June S.-FiTst choice in the land drawing
for so 600 acres in the Dietrich tract today went
to y. h Slater Of Raymond. Wash. and the
second TO Nellie E Quinn of Seattle. More
than 1500 persons were present at the drawing.
SENTENCED TO DEATH Spokane. Wash.
June S-Charles Fillpot who has been prisoner
here for nearly three years. was sentenced By
Judge Carey this morning TO be hanged IN
Waila Wslla penitentiary Monday, August 2
Ffllpot's crime the murder OF Ned Cole a
lonely old raneber. whose body was found in the
Spokane river in April. 1906.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-09
RAILROADS WILL MAKE
ROUND THE WORLD RATES
Passenger Association Orders
Preparation of Schedule

SEATTLE. June S.-For the first
time in the history of passenger as
soeiation round the world. rates We're
taken under consideration at the meet
ing of the Western Transcontinental
Passenger association. representing 40
railroads, here today
After hearing a statement that a trip
can now be made around the world in
II days the association ordered a
table of schedules and rates TO be pre-
pared. The rates viii vary from $500
to SS00 for the trip
The association also considered the
question of checking baggage through
between the United States and Mexican n
points. II was decided 10 leave these
checking arrangements in the hands
of the railroads handling terminals on
the border.
The question of uniform rates for
parking passenger cars at terminal
points was left undecided. as was the
question of rates on through baggage
cars from Chicago TO Pacific coast
points.
The next meeting will be held in
Chicago Wednesday. October Is.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-09
COUNCIL ORDERS
T[NDERLOIN MOVED
Bull Pen' Sanctioned by Order
to Drive Women Out of
Old Haunts
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

MARYSVILLE, June s.-The common
council Of MarysvilIe today issued or
ders to the chief OF police and patrol
men to close the present tenderloin
district and restore the streets and al
leys now occupied by the women of the
underworld 10 a condition morally as
good as any other street in the city.
This is in reality an official sanction
of the recently constructed concentra-
tion camp by the common council and
mayor. 1t is understood that there was
an understanding previous to its erec-
tion that when completed the denizens
of the present tenderloin would be
forcibly driven to the new place.
AS a result of this order there is TO
be no end OF trouble and litigation, and
property owners who had rented the
houses for the women will get out an
Injunction preventing the new place
from opening. Mayor Delay and his
council men are also coming in for
severe censure for sanctioning the bull
pen, as the new concentration camp
is termed.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-09
DRASTIC ACTION
REGARDING DIVORCE
Sacramento Clergy Make Oral
Agreement as to Marrying
Divorced Persons
Especial Dispatch 10 The CALI

SACRAMENTO. June s.-Diyorced
persons are due for a big shock if the
ministerial union of Sacramento acts
according TO an oral agreement made
last night 10 refuse to marry such per-
sons where it is shown that the sep
aration had been brought about by ac-
tions other than on the ground of
infdelity.
Divorces owing their separation to
other causes will have TO go elsewhere,
according to the decision OF the Sac
ramento ministers.
This decision was taken after hear
ing paper by Rev. George E. Swan,
pastor of the Trinity Episcopal church
and archdeacon of the northern Cali
fornia Episcopal churcnes. on the Evil
of Divorces" Rev. Swan uoted figures
10. substantiate his argument, and at
the conclusion OF his paper urged the
members of the Sacramento ministerial
union not 10 we'd divorced. persons un-
less the decree was issued because of
infidelity.
1t was first greed by the local min
listers to refuse TO administer God 5
blessings at marriages where either
party had been divorced, but a more
stringent rule was adopted.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-09
CHINESE SHOOTS MAN
AND DEFIES OFFICERS
Fatally Wounds Laborer Who
Aroused Him at Early Hour
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

SACRAMENTO, June s.-Henry
Goodhouse. leverman on dredger V.
at work al Walnut Grove. was shot
and probably fatally wounded today by
Joe Cow. Chinese cook. who became
afgered when aroused from his sleep
to get breakfast for the crew
The Chinaman then barricaded his
cabin door and for five hours held of
the officers. threatening to shoot the
first man who made any effort 10 get
him out. He was finally captured.
Cow was supposed to get breakfas 81
at 4:30 O'Clock, but when that time
came he was asleep. After trying his
door. Goodhouse started TO climb
through the window to awaken him.
when the Chinaman fired two shots.
One of the bullets struck Goodhouse
in the arm and the other in the alb
domen. He was rushed TO a physician
at Walnut Grove. but there is little
chance OF his recovery.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-09
In the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
ACCUSED OF FRAUD
IN MINING DEAL
j. w. MorrelI and Wife Charged
With SwindIing Eastern Man
Out of $4,000

GRASS VALLEY. June 81 ". Nor
rel and his wife have been arrested
and released on $4,000 bonds at Forest
City. Sierra county. on a charge OF
obtaining $4,000 from John Bosson
Of scranton. Pa, through fraudulent
mining deal
Bosson asserts that he invested the
money IN mine at Forest City
which Morrell claimed TO own, and
which ne had merely bonded.
Morren and his wife have been in
dicted by the grand jury Of Lacka-
wanna county. Pa. They have de-
clared their intention of fighting ex-
tradition and have gone 10 San Jose
70 prepare for a legal battle.
The action taken against them has
excited intense interest in Sierra
county.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-09
PETITION FOR LENEE
is OPPOSED BY MANY
Town of Washington Opposite
Sacramento Divided Over Plan
Especial Dispatch 10 The CoHl

SACRAMENTO. June S.-Much oppo-
sition is developing in the town of
Washington across the river from Sac
ramento. TO a leyee district petition
for which was filed yesterday with the
board OF supervisors of Yolo county at
Woodland. The petition provides for a
district 10 include all the property
north of the Southern Pacific right of
way. II is proposed TO build q levee
from the Southern Pacific grade to the
Sacra mento river leVee, taking in about
. blocks. This section always in
flooded when the Ievees break above
the town. The levee proposed would
protect most of the business section
and a large portion of the residence
section of the town. Opposition TO the
levee plan has developed. however, be-
cause of the cost
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-09
GIRL ADMITS SHE
SHOT JOE ARMIES
Alma Bell Accused by C0roners 5
Jury of Causing Death
With Pistol
ISpecidl Dispatch 10 The CALI

AUBURN. June s.-The coroner's
jury tonight found that Joe Armes
came TO his death by being shot with
pistol in the hands of Alma Bell
who was not at the hearing.
The brothers Of the dead man.
Manuel and Frank. testified that Al
ma Bell came TO their cabin Saturday
might at $50 and wanted TO see Joe,
who was in bed. They told her TO go
home. At 1880 Joe got up and started
TO accompany ler to Mrs. Fitzgerald s
home. a short distance away. They
had been gone but a few minutes
when the brothers heard two shots.
They found their brother dead and the
girl missing
Mrs Fitzgerald testified that shortly
after the shots Miss Bell came to her
house and said she had killed her
lover and was going TO kill herself.
Mrs Fitzgerald also testified that Miss
Bell called early in the evening and
said she was going TO see Joe and
have talk with him. Some one. she
said, had been talking TO him about
her: she had done a great deal for
Joe. lending him money. etc. and now
he had turned her down and refused
TO fulfill his promise to marry her.
When seen in her cell Alma Bell said
that she was sorry she had killed Joe
and wished she had also killed her
self. They were both born near here
about - years ago.
There is one thing unaccounted for
and that is what became of the sec
ond bullet as two chambers were
empty and only one BULLET was found
in Joe Ames body. Ben P. Tabor has
been engaged to defend the girl. while
District Attorney Tuttle viii prose
cute.
Following were the coroner.s jury:
Berry Mitchell. O. l. Turffrey,
Thomas James. Joe Hamilton. George
Fogarty NJ. ]. FREEDOM. T. L Shackle-
ford. 5. l. Shell, c. T. Richter and
Joe Bernhard.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-09
SETTLING BASIN is
CONSIDERED DANGEROUS
Government Will Be Asked to
Abandon Work

MARYSvILLE. June S-The Yuba
county board of supervisors passed res
olutions today condemning the settling
basin now in course of construction BY
the United States government near
Marigold-
The report of an engineer presented
70 the board declares that the basin
threatens danger TO the residents OF
that vicinity. and the authorities will
be pleaded with TO refrain from com
pleting II.
4 monster protest of residents OF
that part of the county was filed with
the supervisors, and has been acted
upon favorably.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-09
The Modern House Keepers Exchange

Tomato Bfsque Mrs. Avis Comnton
2lo9 Filburt street. Oakland)-One
bay leaf. half a saltspoon pepper one
tablespoonful butter one blade of
mace. quarter teaspoon soda one tea
spoon sugar. one pint of strained to-
Cook tomatoes Is minutes and strain.
add to that while cooking the bay
leaf and mace Put ,ue butter and
-four in pan and mix smoothly. in
this pour the milk that has been heat
ed in a double boiler. Return this to
the fire and let cook thoroughly.
Put the salt, sugar, pepper and soda
in the strained tomatoes. turn into
heated soup tureen. add the hot milk
mixture quickly and serve with
croutons.
Chicken Croquets-Two cups cold
chicken chopped finely. one cup
lows: Two tablespoons -four and two
of butter. one cup of milk or milk and
stock Ii you have il. half teaspoon salt
quarter teaspoon pepper. one table
spoon chopped parsley, cook till thick
and add one teaspoon onion Juice Mix
the chicken thoroughly in this and
spread on a platter 10 cool. after which
make into any desired shape: dip in
egg and then in bread crumbs or rolled
shredded wheat biscuit and fry in deep
hot fat
EscaIioped ds-Boil two
sweetbreads for about three-quarters
of an hour. or rather simmer Chop
fine: also chop half can of n1ush-
rooms. Mix one tablespoon butter and
one OF -four, add one pint of hot milk
half teaspoon of salt and quarter tea
spoon pepper. Cook well and mix with
mushrooms and sweetbreads. Fill indi-
vidual baking dishes with this. cover
lightly with buttered crumbs and bake
till a delicate brown.
Perfection 0ineIette Mrs Fred Whit.
nes-. Fifth street. Petaluma Chop
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-09
OROVILLE WITHDRAWS ITS
BAR AGAINST BIG DREDGE
Injunction Suit Restraining Pile
Driver Will Be Dismissed

MARYSVILLE, June S.-The suit of
the city OF OroviIle against the Indiana
dredging and mining company TO pre-
vent the dredger from operating in the
city has been compromised and the in
junction that had been issued from the
federal court win be duashed on motion
OF the city's attorneys. The comprom-
ise was effected on the condition that
the dredger people pay the costs Of
the suit and agree TO level the falling
piles hereafter II was proven 10 the
entire satisfaction of the city that the
dredger is doing no particular damag ge
10 the river or 10 the city.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-09
PRETENDS TO BE THIEF
TO SELL HIS GOODS
Sacramento PeddIer's Device for
Increasing His Sales
[Speei0l Dzpoieh 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO. June S.-By assum-
ing TO be shoplifter and pickpocket
of the most desperate character. Will
liam c. Vivian. a peddier who was ar
rested today on suspicion of being
such. says he has been doing a great
business throughout the city.
To prove that he was only a travel
ing salesman Vivian showed his sale
receipts for ancient goods which he
purchased at low rates and sold at
modern prices.
He PLAYED 10 make the housewives
think he had stolen goods and was Of
fering them for half their real value,
he says.
The city detectives pounced upon
Vivian the moment they saw him. for
the tips of q pair Of ladies' slippers
protruded from one pocket and a pair
Of silk hose hung from another.
Vivian soon showed that he was no
pickpOcket and was released.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-09
MARYSVILLE TO HAVE
EXHIBIT OF PRODUCTS
Chamber of Commerce Secures
Use of Building
[Speeial Dapoteh 10 The Colll

MARYSvILLE. June s.-The Marys-
vile chamber OF commerce. OF which
Captain J. Rupert Foster is president.
is arranging for permanent exhibit
in the telephone building in d street
recently purchased by Foster He has
arranged with the telephone company.
which has possession for another year
10 use half OF the lobby of the
office and a window for the exhibit
The display VIII contain samples of
everything grown in Yuba and Sutter
counties. Captain Foster and Cline
Bull were last night elected TO repre-
sent Xuba county and Marysvilie at the
exposition at Seattle.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-09
A FEW WORDS WITH tie
LADY d Me1HOUSE

See the page for the Modern
House Keeper" which appears
regularly in the magazine of The
Sunday Call" Cash prizes are
given each week for best house
hold ideas and kitchen recipes.
Send in your choicest ones to
Modern House Keeper Page"
The San Francisco Sunday Call.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-09
GET ESTIMATE OF COST
OF YUBA RIVER BRIDGE
Supervisors Find 1t Will Take
100000 to Erect Structure

MARYSyILLE. June s.-The board of
supervisors today received from the
county surveyor his estimates on the
cost of constructing a new bridge
across the Yuba river at a point known
as simpson lane The cost. as esti-
mated by the surveyor. will be sIO90O0
the 100000 TO be borne by the county
Of Yuba and the $4,000 by the city of
Marysville. This viii make five
bridges across the Yuba river at this
point. The supervisors will take def
mite action on the matter tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-09
CORPORATION SECRETARY
PURGED OF CONTEMPT
Must. However, Let Stock Hold
er See Company's Books

STOCKTON, June S.-Judge Norton
today accepted as satisfactory the ex-
planation of Secretary stewart P. Ell
liott of the navigation company that
he did not show TO /. Bleakmore. a
stock holder. the books OF the concern
following a court order because he be-
iieved that the appeal from the order
stayed proceedings. The order to pro-
duce the books in court was vacated
but the original order 10 show the
books TO the stock holder remains in
effect
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-09
SMALLPOX LAYS LOW
HOME OF JOSEPH SANTEEN
Relatives of Man Killed by
Train Disease Victims
SGD DisboIeh o The CaLl

IopetldI Li5poIch 70 7 ne IdII
MARYSVILLE. June S.-The home of
Joseph Santeen, who was Sunday night
killed by q train in the local Southern
Pacific yards. is today under quarantine
for smallpox. Mrs. Santeen. her mother
and the eldest daughter OF the dead
man being the victims. There are
about 10 cases of smallpox in the city,
vent an epidemic Stringent measures
are being taken to compel COM
pliance with the health ordinances.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-09
GUGGENHEIMS LOOKING
FOR GOLD AND PLATINUM
Acreage Bought in Yuba and
Butte Counties

MARYsyILLE. June S.-The Guggen-
helms have just closed deal for the
purchase of $50 acres of the Henry
King place near Bangor. situated partly
in Yuba and Butte counties 1t is said
that they will develop the land for
gold and platinum.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-09
BAGGAGEMAN DENIES
THEFT OF DIAMONDS
Confesses Stealing Set of Furs
and Articles of Apparel
Especial Dispatch to The Call

SACRAMENTO. June S-Marian F.
Forney. q Southern Pacific baggage
man. arrested for the plundering of
baggage at the local depot. could not
be connected with several past thefts
of trunks and valises. He confessed
to the plundering of a valise and the
stealing of a set of furs and various
articles Of women's wearing apparel.
but denied having stolen costly dia-
mond bracelet from another valise the
officers had reason TO think he opened.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-09
klamath Fan. and Back $500

Pacific Ferry depot 7.40 D. m train.
Saturday, June 12. and celebrate open
ing OF railroad into this beautiful lake
side city. Tickets good for IL day
trip. See agents for details Ticket
offfces, Market street Ferry depot.
Flood building, and Thirteenth and
Franklin streets. Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-09
LONG MISSING MAN MAY
BE A MONTE CRISTO
Belief That DefauIting Treas
urer Is Northern Croesus
rc.T NIL A. I'll. CUI

oRoYILLE. June S.-Has William
Morgan. formerly county treasurer.
who disappeared years ago. found fabu-
lous riches in the Alaskan fields2
Orovine people believe that he has.
Morgan was a good fellow and was
elected with large majority. He
disappeared one night. Afterward a
shortage of SIS, 600 was found in his
books
Nothing has been heard of him since
unless rumors that come from Alaska
relate TO him.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-09
CHAUFFEUR FACES TRIAL
FOR THEFT OF MACHINE
Decides on mot Guilty" Plea
When Refused Settlement
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO. June s.-Rex H. Ca
hail. young chauffeur. who was ar
rested in San Francisco for the theft
of II. c. Keyes' automobile, decided to-
day that he would stand trial rather
than plead guilty to the charge. Cahail
made an offer TO settle for the price of
the machine and the damage done to
il, but the offer was rejected by keyes.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-09
urs ANNIs TO 1r MARRIEn

June s.-Mrs William E Annis, who is appesr'
ing in a musical speciality at a New York
theater because she was called upon 10 sun
port herself and her two children since the
sIaving OF her husband by Captain Peter g.
Hains Jr announces that she is 10 be msrried
10 prosperous real estate broker.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-09
soFT GRE sEAsoN

Don't give me any chicken.
Tho remember I don't say
That chicken isn't temptin'
When it's cooked the proper way.
But don't Civ me any chicken.
And keep your steak away.
For the soft crabs a-callin
ont in old Chesa peake bay.
Don't Civ me any chicken.
With waff1es steaming hot
While there's soft crabs a-callin'
To be cookin in the pot
So you can keep Your chicken.
But have Your spider hot
For the soft crabs a-waitin
To touch your hungry spot
&C. b. King.
BroiIed Soft Shell Crabs-Wash the
crabs thoroughly 10 free them from
sand: lift up the flaps and remove the
gills, sand bags and intestines Dry
thoroughly on towel: dip each into
melted butter; arrange in a broi1er and
broil over a rather slow fire. Trans
fer to a hot platter and place on each
a spoonful of maitre d hotel butter.
prepared by creaming two tablespoon
fuls of butter. adding one tablespoon
full of finely chopped parsley. one-ha If
teaspoonful OF salt. one-half teaspoon
full of white pepper and one tablespoon
full of lemon juice, rubbing and stirring
until thoroughly blended.