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The San Francisco call., 1909-05-13
PLACER COUNTY
LAKE TAHOE

LAKESIDE PARK CO.-Hote1. Cottages. House
keeping Tents. Camping. Store Livery. Boats.
Bathing. June is best month for lake fishing. For
circular address A. M. HILL, Proprietor State
line. Lake Tahoe, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-13
SWEETWATER SPRINGS

Rates $500 per day, $500 per week Send for
pamphlet. J. P. ECKLUND,
sweetwater Springs, Heaidsburg. .sOnoma Co.. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-13
Aqua CALlENTE SPRINGS
GIVING FULL INFORMATION
IN REGARD TO

Nearest hot sulphur springs TO San Francisco
and bay cities; hours ride; NO STAGING.
Swimming tank, tub, plunge and electric light
baths. Cures stomach troubles. rheum tism,
liver and kidney complaints Every accommo-
dalton; reasonable rates. Take v. W. p. Ry.
at TiDuron ferry at 1880 a. m and $40 p
Fare S1.10. Inquire at TS9 Market st. and
2004 Suffer ST., address THEODOR
RICHARDS, Aqua Caliente, Sonoma Co.. Cal.
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MT. VIEW RANCH HOTEL

And cottages in the mountains near Santa Cruz.
First class table, clubroom, dancing pavilion.
bowling, croquet. Rates SO and SO. Carriage
fare Sl.25 round trip. Send for booklet MRS.
TONY PHILLIPS Prop, Santa Cruz, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-13
SOLID COMFORT HOME

1900 feet altitude No fog: climate delightful;
unsurpassed scenery; spring water; dance hall.
tank: telephone; IS per week. stage
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-13
FIRST GRAND DAY EXCURSION
TO BEAUTIFUL LAKE COUNTY

SATURDAY. MAY 15-Special rates via South
ern Pacific. Opening day sale Offering most un-
usual Inducements.
CALLAYoafT PARK. AIIDDLETOwN, LAKE co.
Without any question this subdivision is the
most magnificent and picturesque property for
country homes in the state of California. Gala
yomi Park is located on both sides of the county
road. level and fertile is studded with grand
old oaks and bounded on two sides by streams Of
pure mountain water. We will sell in lots TO
suit on the easy monthly payment plan without
interest or taxes. For reservations and full
particulars address
LAKE COUNTY REALTY co.
PheIan Building, San Francisco
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rHE oAkEs vERANo

Aqua Caliente. adjoining Boyes Hot Springs.
R,,s connects all trains at VeranO station Of y.
W. p r. r Accommodations for 100s rates
reasonable Dancing pavilion and amusements.
b. FARRELL. box Al, Sonoma, or Commercial
Hotel. San Mateo-
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-13
GLENDORA RANCH

Santa Cruz mountains; 5A miles from Los Ga
tos; new management. dining room, baths,
etc Mail daily. Telephone. Terms 50 TO S12
per week. Opens May /. A. o. BL0MGREN,
Prop, box 145 Los Gatos
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-13
Hurry Back TO Santa Cruz

Our solicitors on all incoming trains. FIVE
DAYS FREE STORAGE WHILE you LOOK
AROUND. Daniels Santa Cruz Transfer Co.
G. C. PRATcHNER. Pres.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-13
HOTEL ROWARDENNAN oaM osss

For further information see Peck -Pudah In
formation Bureau. 7S9 Market ST. or write B
DICKINSON, Prop, Ben Lomond. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-13
SWEETBRIAR LODGE

Everything first class. Situated IN the beauti-
full Sacramento canyon near Casteila. Excellent
view OF Mount Shasta. Good fishing and hunr-
ing For rates and booklet write to r. w
HOPPE. Castella. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-13
SUMMER HOME FARM

Santa Cruz Mountains, GIenwood
200 acres virgin redwoods. All farm products.
Creek games. etc. Home cooking. Hotel and
cottages. Address NOW FOLK, INC, Glen
wood. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-13
LA HONDA AND pEscADERo

Buy your railroad tickets
3 A. NJ. train from Third
San Francisco and San Jose
direct. Address WALTER
City, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-13
RICHARDSON SPRINGS

An excellent place for health and pleasure.
Cures stomach trouble. rheumatism, kidney, liver,
blood and skin diseases. Stage daily except
sunday. Coed roads, rates reasonable. Address
LEE RICHARDSON. Chico. Cal.
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HOWELL MI. woopwoRrEs

On east side. near the summit. Fine climate
Orchards, vineyards, etc. Swimming tank 32x71
feet. Residence "a years. Ninth year Of sum
mer resort. Three four days for answer by
mail WoODWORTH 4 MULLER. ST. Helena.
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Country Homes

i. mile from town. on r. R.. trains stop at
request: 4 mile river frontages IS TO $40 a
week: 81 so day. MRS. III. A STAGG.
Guerneville. Sonoms Co.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-13
Boulder Creek House

An ideal simmer resort. First class In every
respect. Rates reasonable. Address MRS.
FANNIE WEIGH. Boulder Creek, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-13
LAKE COUNTY

Take trip TO Lake county by Spiers' livery
Calistoga stage line, over the best mountain
road in California Grand scenery, easy car
riages. careful drivers. Round trip from San
Francisco 10 Harbin Springs. Anderson and Mira
Vista Springs, 81. To Adams, Bonanza. Seg-
lers, Hoberg's, Howard. Astorg and Glenbrook
SO. Stages leave Calistoga IL 80 a. m. Sundays
excepted Half hour for lunch at Calistogs. Fifty
pounds baggage allowed. Tickets on sale at
Southern Pacific office.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-18
ST. PATRICK's MEMORY
 IGNORED IN NEW YORK

New York, March list. Patricks memory was honored today in New York City by a parade which equalled and perhaps surpassed any similar ef- fort in the past.
 More than 10000 persons were in line. including members of about 200 or ganizations The line of parade, more than six miles long. was lined with enthusiastic spectators who waved green flags and shouted approval as the marchers passed.
 Archbishop Farley and the heads of city departments, who rode in car riages, dropped out of the line on up- per Fifth Avenue and reviewed the entire parade from stand erected for the purpose.
 Brooklyn had 8 clebration of its own which came near eclipsing the Manhattan event. Thirty thousand men were in the long line of twenty divisions, which was reviewed at the Borough Hall by representatives Of the city and State governments.
 Down on the water front the battery boat men had their annual marine procession. The more important of the St. Patrick dinners tonight were those if the Society of the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick. at Delmonico'% the Ancient order of Hbernians at an uptown casino: the Friends of Erin in the Bronx, and Ireland's American Friends at the Hotel Astor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-18
North Montgomery Is Greatly Excited. LYNCHING MAY FOLLOW
 CAPTURE OF MURDERER Black Has But Twenty Minute
 Start. Robbery Believed To Have Been Motive For Crime-Citizens Join PO- lice and sheriK In Chas-
 ing Negro.

Walter R. Venable. 4S years old, a North Court Street grocer. was mur- dered in cold blood with a pistol yes- terday evening at 5 o'clock In the rear room of his store. The murderer. a negro. whose identity has not been full ly established. fled from the scene, and ran away through North Montgomery, being seen in his flight by several per sons Officials of the police and sher- iff's force were at the scene twenty minutes after the killing. and took up the hunt for the assassin.
 There were no eye-witnesses to the killing. but persons standing fin the front of the store heard all that hap pened. Sam Lawrence. a negro fire- man, employed by the Western of Ala bama Railroad, was talking to MT. Venable a moment before the store- keeper was shot. Turner Jordan, a ne gro porter of the same road. was with Lawrence. Lawrence says he went to the store to pay a bill of SIS he owed, but only had $10 to put on the account. While ne and Mir. VenRble were talk ing about the bill, Lawrence says, they heard steps on the floor overhead, which Lawrence saws Mr. Venable first thought were made by the cook moving about, but a moment later Mir. Ven able stopped in the conversation saying that the foot fall was strange to him. and he went to investigate.
 The staircase of the house is In the rear room. a sort of vestibule. shut of from the main store-room by a parti- ton. Lawrence says MT. Venable went through the door and said, speaking to some one who was coming down stairs
 Burglar SuspiciOned.
 What are you doing up there7"
 The witness says that he heard Mfr. |.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-18
Cooper Jury Is Out;
 Mistrial Expected
 by Nashville People

the defendants, Duncan Brown Cooper. Robin Cooper and John D. Sharp, with the crime of murder in the hrst de. gree. alleged to have been committed upon the person of one Edward Waro Carmack.
 While this indictment contains but one charge upon its face in contem- plation of the law. 1t embraces four distinct felonies: murder in the hrst degree; murder in the second degree; voluntary manslaughter and involun- tary manslauKhter. Without reference at present to the facts at this partic- ular case shall now proceed to ex- plain to you what in law 1t takes to constitute each of these different of lenses
 By Section, Bs4s of the Code. 1t Is provided as follows:
 "If any person of sound memory and discretion unlawfully kill any reason able creature, in being and under the peace of the State, with malice afore- thought, either express or implied. such person shall be guilty of murder
 Tt is provided by Section 534s of petrated by means of poison or lying in wait, or by any other kind of will full. deliberate, malicious and premed- itated killing. or committed in the perpetration of or attempt to perpe- trate any arson, rape. robbery, burg lary or larceny, is murder in the first degree.
 By Section s3B4, mansiaughter is thus defined:
 Granddaughter Is the unlawful kill ing of another without malice. either express or implied, which may be vol untary upon a sudden heat or involun- tary, but in the commission of some unlawful act
 When the act of killing is not done in the commission of, or attempt to commit some one of the felonies named in Section 534s of the Code, above quoted, nor by poison. nor by lying in wait, in order that 1t may be murder in the first degree, the killing must be done wiIfully, that is. of purpose with the intent that the act by which the life of the party is taken should have that effect, deliberately, that Is with the cool, purpose; Maliciously, that Is. with malice aforethought. and with prem meditation, that is a design to kill, must be formed before the act Is done by which death Is produced.
 Design To XIII.
 The distinctive feature of murder in the first degree Is reconciliation and this element involves previously formed design or actual intention to kill. It is not necessary that such a design should have been conceived.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-18
REPUBS WANT
 TO RUSH BILL Tariff Debate Will Be
 Lengthy. SENATOR'S ARE NOT PLEASED Wood Pulp Provision Arouses
 Maine Veterans. House Comnittee Win Meet Today to Begin Consideration of tho
 Measure-Laborinx Men
 Ready With Protest.

Washington. March 1.-The full membership of the House Committee on Ways and Means. Including Demo- crats as we'll as Republicans. will meet at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning for the formal consideration of the Payne tarin bill, which saw the light for the first time in the House today.
 The Senate Committee on Finance will at the same time begin informal consideration of the measure. The probabilities are that the House Com mtttee will have only one sitting on the bill. that the measure will be re- ported to the House mmediately after 1t oonvenes tomorrow and that It's formal reading in committee of the bate will be postponed until Monday If MT. Payne's program Is followed. and after that time, the measure will probably be before the House from ten days to two weeks
 This plan of operation is slightly diff ferent from that which has been fol- lowed in the consideration of other tariff bills of recent years, and 1t had been expected that the Democratic afforded more time than Is now con- templated for the consideration of the bill in committee. It Is still possible that if they insist upon delay and sue. ceed in presenting good reasons for their request. they may be accommo- dated.
 MT. Clark said today that he would make every effort in the committee, as he would on the floor of the House, reason would ask for longer time. He added. however. that he would not press for more time for the prepara- tion of a minority report as that could be formulated as well after the bill had been reported as before.
 Payne in a Hurry.
 MT. Payne's inclination is to get the bill into the House at the earliest practicable moment and his plans are so complete that 1t Is not believed he will yield to plea merely to offer amendments. which the minority as well as the majority know win not be 'arcsp ted. {. |. sss ssoss..,,s.,. t..l..e
 1t Is probable that a compromiss' will be reached and that the Democratic members will accept proposition which will permit them to present their amendments on the floor.
 MT. Clark indicated today that his principal plea would be for that privi- lege. He said he did not consider gen. eral debate as of nearly as much inn portance as the discussion of the bill paragraph by paragraph. with the op- portunity to suggest changes in the various schedules. It is, therefore, probable that if MT. Payne and his fellow Republican members of the committee concede this privilege. the Democrats will accept it in lieu of similar privileges in committee, and make no serious protest against the immediate reporting of the bill.
 No announcement as to the length of time that will be given for debate has been made and Mr. Payne Is quite wary on this point. The Dingley bill
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-18
Fred Edwards Held by
 Police. BRIDE WHO ATTEMPTED SUICIDE Is BARELY ALIVE Young Wife Often Contemplated
 Self-Destruction. In Light of Developments by Police Yesterday, Notes to Husband and Relatives Are Easily
 Explained.

Still calling her husbands name In her delirium of intense s6ffering from the effects of carbolic acid she swal- lowed Tuesday night, Hilda Edwards still breathes at St. Margarets hospital.
 Everything possible known to medi- cal skill has been done to relieve the pain from the fearfud burns, and while her condition Is said to be much bet first hoped for, they state that there is no hope for her eventual recovery.
 Fred Edwards, the husband, was ar rested by the police yesterday morning shortly after II o'clock. He was tried of the charge of vagrancy before Re- corder Baber yesterday afternoon. and ,In developing the testimony an addi- tional charge of using profane lam guage over the telephone was added. On each charge Edwards was given a sentence of six months hard labor.
 Edwards gave notice of appeal, and Recorder Baber granted him bail in the sum of S350 in each case, which had nat been furnished at a late hour last night
 In the trial of Edwards, a tale of brutal inhumanity. revolting in detail. on the part of the husband was brought to light. The police officials were amazed that such crimes could be pos sibie without specific punishment un- der the laws of the state.
 The very sight of the man after the developments of the trial. which took place in the assembly room where all persons morhidly curious were ex- oluded. made every policeman and of ficial present enraged.
 Contemplated Act.
 From many sources yesterday morn ing and afternoon, the polics depart ment received intelligence Of the bru- tai treatment of the young .Wt4e -hg
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-18
AMERICAN SOLDIERS
 IN BATTLE WITH MOROS

Manila. March TIA belated dis patch from Lake Lanac reports that a band of hostile Moros attacked Lieu tenant Furlong's detachment of con. stabulary at Bordong. on the Sth Of March. and after a sharp fight. eight Moros and two members of the con stahulary were left dead on the field while two soldiers and one civilian were injured.
 A company of 18th infantry and a detachment of scouts have gone to the add of Furlongs force.
 The day after the fight a constab- ulary soldier deserted. after stealth g i've rifles belonging to the detachment.
 No Report to Washington.
 Washington. March 17-Although more than a week has elapsed since the reported clash between hostile Mo ros and Lieutenant Leonard Fur longs detachment of Philippine con- stabulary, no word of the engagement has reached the War Department.
 officials are disposed to think that the Bordong mentioned in the dispatch as the place where the fight resulted. refers perhaps to the Buldoon region. which for A time has been notorious'y unee led and where a bad Alcment un- friendly to the Americans existed and found 1t a fine retreat.
 A What is known as the Lake Lanao Bistrict of Mindanao. contained. &C., cording to the Philippine Commissions report of 1907, the most turbulent Moro element in the island and in spite of frequent punishment meted out by ;ES to many recalcitrant dat toes and their followers, many outlaws are still at large on the east side of the lake. This district. however. Is north of Cotagato. in the principal town of which Lieutenant Furlong has con- mand of a company of constabulary and in which Is located the Buldoon re- Oi0n
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-18
'O&bETT CHALLENGE
TO FIGHT JEFFRIEs AND
 JOHNSON.
jhampion Says lie Ia Tired of IT Johnson Going Around With His Chest
 nvuf

ng, W. Va, March 17.-James tt tonight issued 6 second , for a fight with either Jef- Johnson. in 1t he says:
 tired of seeing this fellow going around with his chest nobody seems inclined to fight
 I take the right that any and hereby challenge James s and Jack Johnson to box lumber of rounds or to a fin- ny club In the world.
 forward from Indianapolis
 6 check for si,000 to Al ie well-known stake-ho lsey House in New York, as zee of my good faith"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-18
ANA RATECASE
VT IS CONCLUDED IN NEW
 ORLEANS.
States Circuit Court of Ap- Which Heard the Argu- mt, has Case Under
 Advfsement.

-.Ieans. La, March 17--Argu- ..sssnt in the Alabama railroad rate case sszas copclufed .todAy in the JtInitsi States circuit court of appeals and the matter taken under advisement by the court.
 seeks to dissolve an injunction secured by the railroad against the enforce ment of an order for reduced passenger rates in Alabama.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-18
NEGRO KILLS WORKMAN.

After Murder Black Man Appears in-
 sane.
 Indianapolis. March 17-Patrick V. Carroll. a workman standing on 0 crowded corner in the business dis trict waiting for a street car today was shot and instantly killed from behind by Joseph Shelton, negro who said his home was in Chicago.
 Shelton is either Insane or was drunk. At bottle of whiskey was found in his pocket.
 At the police station Shelton said he was on his way to Louisville to kill a man named Brown. He apparently was insane.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-18
c. W. sherman Drowns.

Oak Ridge, La. March 17-Drowned in a pool of water foot fin depth was the fate of c. w. Sherman. a well known resident of this place. Sher- man in some way fell from his horse and was probably so stunned as to be unable to rise from the shallow water into which he was thrown.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-18

Failure To PaSs Appropriation Rill In
 Porte R1cO.
 San Juan, Porto Rico, March 17--The failure of the House of Delegates to pass the deficiency appropriation bill. has resulted in the closing of q num- Der of night schools, the fnsuiar and other public institutions.
 The Federal Court is without funds to pay jurors and the expenses of wit nesses and the lack of money will ne- cessftate a reduction in the police force and the closing of the day schools sew eral weeks earlier than is customary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-18
Nevada Bartlett Boited.

Washington, March 17--In the report of last Monday of the vote on the Fitzgerald amendment to the House rules, the name Bartlett was mention ed as one of the Democrats supporting them. AS there are two Bartletts In the House they desire to make 1t clear that Bartlett of Nevada and not Bart lett of Georgia bolted the Democrats in favor of the amendments
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-18
New Dsrector. of T. And P,

New March 17--At the annual meet ing of the stock holders of the Texas and Pacific Railway Company held here today Kingdom Gould and Alvin W. Kroch were elected members Of che board of directors to fill vacancies of long standing
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-18

is made immediately available. They must be 70 buiit as to provide for the largest practical installation of ma- chinery for the purpose of repairs to the ships docked by them.
 It is provided that one of the docks shall be located on the Pacific. and one on the Atlantic coast
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-18
Tale Of Horrible
 Brutality Is Told

Edwards. It was learned that the young bride had often contemplated suicide, and that upon occasion had endeavor- ed to drink carboiic acid. She brooj- ed over her husbands treatment and the ignominy of her life. But she carefully kept this side of her life from the people with whom she came in contact.
 More than a week ago. however. she called upon Miss Ora Allen at Clan cey's Hotel and told her she had bought a bottle of carbolic acid and intended to kill herself
 Miss Allen. who Is q telephone opera tor. lived In a room adjoining the Ed wards, where they stayed, and often befriended her when she was driv- eli from her own room by her husband.
 Not until MT. Edwards traricaIiy raised d small bottle labelled poison" did Miss Allen realize that her words were serious.
 T must kill myself" sobbed the young wife. Fred hurts me so, I never go to. him without getting his blows, and do try so hard to please him."
 'sut you should leave him." said Miss Allen.
 "I cannot; where can I go? I mustn't think of going home after all this
 
 low and kill me. I've simply got to drink thIs''
 Miss Allen caught the bottle from her.
 "Hilda," she cried, you must not" And after long pleading. she persuaded the shame-striken girl to try to live her life over again, and b try to leave the man she had married.
 Then as if to make sure her prom ise, the little woman raised the win- dow of the room and tossed the bottle to the ysrG
 Hilda Edwards, who is but twenty two, and very attractive of face and form, came from Milwaukee her home, apout SIX months ago. Her mother, Mrs, H. Brown, is said to be quite wealthy. and to be able to provide a cheerful home for the young girl. But she fell desperately in love with Fred Edwards, whom she met at a street fair. He lured her away rom home, and brought her 10 Montgomery. When they went to Cfancey's Hotel in thls city. they were believed to be man and wife.
 Not until they were married on FNA- ruary 20. did any one suspect thear rs- lations When the true state of affairs that there was no longer any room for them in his hotel
 Inherited Property
 What led the man to marry the girl that he had wronged is more than conje cture. Shortly before the we'd ding, her mother died and left her s. 900 and some real estate.
 Several guests ct Clancy's hotel who knew how she was maltreat@d, pitiSd
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-18
Doctors In A Duel.

Chillicothe. Mo. March 17.-A sensa- tional shooting episode occurred at St Mary's Hospital in this city today when pr. J. c. Minor fired twice at pr. H. IT. Grace Both shots went wide. Neither of the physicians would make a statement but the trouble Is believed to have started over a. bust ness disaRreement.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-18
ExpIoslon and Panic.

New York. March 1.-Two hundred young women were thrown into a pan ic today by the explosion of a gas engine on the fifth floor of the build ing at 112 Princess Street occupied by various small manufacturers. Fifty of them crowded into one of the reaI
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-18
ATLANTA COUPLE ASSAULTED.
Fruit Peddlar and Wife Ciubbed While

Fruit Peddlnr and Wife Clubbed Willie
 They Slept.
 Atlanta. March 17.-John Whittle. a fruit peddlar, and his wife were club bed while asleep in their bed here early today by a masked man. sup posed to be a burglar.
 Mrs Whittle's skull WAS fractured and both she and her husband were still unconscious at late hour to- day.
 At late hour tonight physicians at tending Mrs. Whittle expressed serious doubt regarding her recovery. It is believed. however. that her husband will recover,