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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-14

CONSERVATION was the ruling express
sion on the faces of members of the
house shortly after 10 o'clock last even
ins, when, with Acting Speaker Heurie
in the chair, an attempt was made to
force the reading Of the insurance bill,
one of the most lengthy documents be
fore the lower body. COnsidera bic dis
cussiOn eusued. which was ended by
Representative Morris arising and stat
ing that ne would vastly prefer to
make a motion to adjourn sine die,
rather than sit for six hours Of night
session and listen TO a bill. As com
promise. the bill was placed at The foot
of the calendar, with the understanding
that 1t IS to be restored to its original
place later and a motion to "ssunter"
was made ard passed, ending the ses-
sion.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-14
CURED OF RHEUMATISM

IT SIN pleased to say that after suffering for
years from rheumatism, | have been cured ~
Dr.. Skaters treatment All my pain, soreness
and stiffness disappeared as soon as the uric acif.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-14

Senator Badger. by unanimous con
sent, introduced bin providing for a
corporation tax for foreign and domes-
tic corporations. The bill is a substi-
tuts for a similar bill killed by a sift-
ing committee. The measure WAS placed
on the senate calendar.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-14

The house committee on livestock yes
terday killed senate bill No. q. by
Stooke>, creating the Office of state
veterinarian. The committee decided
on house bill No. 50. by Porter. as being
the more desirable measure covering
this office.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-14

House bill No. 1873, relating to the as
sessment Of transient livestock, was
passed in the house yesterday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-14
Rummaqe Sale.

Saturday, March 20. at 10 a. m. s.
Market street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-14

The measure submitted By the house
committee on mining and smelling, and
afterward recOmmitted to that commit
tee, relating TO the protection Of en-
ployes in hydrocarbon mines. was killed
in the house yesterday by an adverse
committee report.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-14
SUNDAY DINNER.

at the College Inn Cafe, 237 S. Main.
DINNER, $1.00-t1:30 \. VI. to p. NJ.
Oyster Cocktails
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-14
Picture Franz.

MIDGLEY- BODEL co. 50 L. ist s..
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-14

Bees Tea in cups. CCnsommc,
Marie Louise, Chicken GumbO,
ToIrigipu0p
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-03
YEf FAMILY HEAD
COMES FROM COVER
Aged Chinese, With $4,000 on
His Life, Leaves for Sacra=
mentO Under Guard

Charles Yee, head of the Yee family,
which is now in deadly feud with the
On Yick tong, ventured from his hiding
place at 124S Webster street yesterday
and, attended by five white guards. took
the train for Sacramento, where he is
subpenaed to appear in civil case.
Only the command of the law could
drag the terror stricken old man from
the house in which he now lives in ever
present fear of death, while 10 white
guards patrol the premises. Five of
these patrolmen were left to guard the
house
Two of the old mans guardians are
Tom Wren, brother of Ed Wren. the
police detective, and a former police
man himself, and Dick Harvey, a spe-
cial policeman. The latter was spe-
cially detailed to watch Charles zee by
Carroll Cook, attorney for the-Six Com
panies, for price of $4,000 is on the
head of the aged Chineses
The agreement between the On Yick
tong on the one hand and the Yee Fung
Toy tong and the Yee Gar Gong Sor of
the Yee family on the other, which it
was decided to draw up at the meeting
of the Six Companies few days ago,
was agreed upon yesterday by Grant
Carpenter, attorney for the On Yicks;
Carroll Cook, attorney for the Six Com
panies, and Porter Ashe, attorney for
the Yee family, but the Yees refused
absolutely to sign it, The agreement
stated there should be truce for a
certain stated time to be fixed, during
which an attempt should be made to
discuss terms of peace. But in the
compact it was stipulated that the Yees
were not to have the On Yicks arrested
during the truce. This point made the
Yees refuse to have Anything to do
with the matter. They have several
warrants out for members of the On
Yicks, and when the latter would come
from concealment to join in the peace
convention the Yees would have the
papers served.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-03
MCCRF[RY DENIES
RECONCILIATION
Young Capitalist Brands as
False Rumor That He Will
Dismiss Divorce Suit

There will be no reconciliation be-
tween Walter McCreery and his wife,
against whom he recently filed a suit
for divorce, according TO the statement
of the young capitalist yesterday. Fur
ther, the presence of his mother at the
Fairmont hotel, the Burlingame society
man sintimated, has nothing to do with
the disruption in his family. Mrs. Nc
Creery has just returned from a long
sojourn in Italy.
The first intimation I had of recon-
ciliation between my wife and myself
came through the public press this
morning" McCreery said. "A discus
sion of my domestic troubles is. un-
pleasant, and all / care to say is that
1 know of no reconciliation. 1 did not
attempt to make a settlement whereby
my wife and 1 would live together
again. Neither have / advised my at
torneys in the matter"
In regard to the presence of his
mother in San Francisco McCreery de-
cIined, with laugh, to discuss the sub
iect.
Henry. C. McPike. McCreery's attor-
ney, is due here tomorrow from New
York, where he has been consulting
with Dolphin Delmas and B. F. Spell
man concerning the divorce
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-03
WORK ON 10TH STREET
STATION SOON TO BEGIN
Southern Pacific Announcement
Made to Oakland's Council
TSpeciol Dispotch 10 The Call

OAKLAND, Dec. 2.-Work on the
new Southern Pacific company station
at Sixteenth street TO cost s250.000 will
be commenced as soon as the details of
revised plans have been completed The
plans. according to W. r. Scott. general
superintendent of the company. have
Just been received from Chicago and
working details will be prepared as
rapidly as possible
This was Scott's statement before the
city council in committee this evening
during a discussion of the proposed
franchise to the Peninsular railway
company for electric lines from Frank
lin street to West Oakland by way of
Eighteenth and Twentieth streets.
The terms of the proposed franchise
were discussed by the committee Scott.
Jere Burke of the Southern Pacific
company; C. E. Shook representing
Franklin street property owners: G. NJ
Shoup, representing the Peninsular
railway company. The matter went
over for two weeks.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-03
DEMOCRATS. READY
FOR CONFERENCE
Bourbon Braves Will Open
Their State PowwOw Jan
uary 7 in This City

The special committee chosen by the
democratic state executive committee
to arrange for the big state conference
in January has virtually completed it's
program and will promulgate the for
NAL call for the conference in day
or two.
Secretary John F. Murray for the
committee announced last night that
the conference would consume two
days instead of one as originally
planned. The powwow will begin with
conference of the democratic editors
of the state and the bourbon members
of the legislatures of 1907 and 1909.
That conference will be opened Friday.
January Z. The editorial and Iegisla-
tive conference is to be followed by a
big public rally, at which Tom l.. John
son of. Cleveland has been invited to be
the guest of honor and principal
speaker. Another speaker of national
prominence is also promised.
The general conference of all demo-
cratic committeeman and democrats
generally will be opened at 10 o'clock
the following Saturday morning by
Judge John E. Raker, chairman of the
state central committee. The features
of the general conference are to be a
series of papers by leading democrats
and general discussion led by equally
prominent members of the party.
Theodore A Bell will present paper
on the policies of the democratic party
in California The general discussion
of Bells paper will be led by Edward
White of Santa Cruz. The railroads
and their relation to our prosperity will
be the subject of a paper by Joseph A.
Call of Los Angeles, the general dis
cussiofl of which will be led by Seth
Mann Thomas d. Gibbons of Los An
geles will contribute a paper on Cali
fornia and the tariff Senator George
w. Cartwright of Fresno will lead the
discussion. The income tax and GEN.
trail bank will be presented by James
ID. Phelan. and the discussion of the
twin subjects led by Judge D. K Trask
of Los Angeles. Benefits and methods
of organization. presented by Ben Mad
dox of visalia, will be discussed under
the leadership of John Barneberg of
San Francisco. The deliberations of
the conference will be concluded with
big banquet at the Argonaut hotel.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-03

JAIL OPENER
FOR ABE RUFF
Court Finds He Has Crepitant
Rales at Base of Right
Lung PosteriOrity
Decides to Release Him With
Bail Bond Reduced From
S750,OO6 to 100000

Through the wisdom, charity and
medical erudition of Judge Cabaniss,
the superior court of San Francisco has
been made to decide that Goa fse crepi-
tant rales at the base of the right
lung posteriority'. of a convicted
CRATER. made audible by ausculation.
are equivalent to s45O,OOo in bail bonds
before conviction of the CRATER and
OF course before auscultation.
Judge Cabaniss of the superior court
decided yesterday to admit Abe Ruef
to bail in the sum of 100000, and the
tarch CRATER was released shortly
after midnight.
The bondsmen accepted by Judge Ca
baniss and the amounts for which they
qualified are:
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-03
HUSBAND SAYS WIFE
TREATED HIM AS SLAVE
Had to Cook Own Food and Eat
at Separate Table

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 2.-Samuel
Shepherd, 75 years old. appeared in the
superior court today as an applicant
for divorce from Lucinda Shepherd,
one year his junior. They were married
in 1855.
One of the allegations in the COM
plant is that Mrs. Shepherd compelled
him to, cook, his own food and eat at
a separate table after the style of
slaves prior to the abolition of slavery
in the United States"
In scross complaint the wife alleges
harsh and cruel treatment.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-03
MINING MAN SERIOUSLY
HURT IN LEAVING TRAIN
William Clark ,Sustains Frac-
ture of Skull i'm Oakland

OAKLAND, Dec. 2.--William Clark
a mining man. whose address is the
Crellin hotel in this city. was fatally
injured at IL o'clock last night while
ahghting from a moving west bound
local train at Seventh street. He was
thrown heavily, striking upon his
head and fracturing his skull at the
base of the brain. He was taken to
the receiving hospital, where tile
physicians declare he can not live
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-03
COST OF NEW JAIL is
SUBJECT OF INQUIRY
Sacramento Grand Jury Begins
Investigation of Charges
TS,.e;cI D;.on,rb 10 The Call


SACRAMENTO. Dec. 2.-The Sacra-
mento grand jury today took up an
investigation of the charges that the
county is paving $4,000 in excess of
the actual cost of construction of the
new county jail, which was let to the
Pacific construction company for s161,-
s27.
The new jail, erected under the bond
issue. is almost ready for use. The
Pacific construction company upon get
ting the contract sublet it to other
contractors for various departments of
the work.
The charge that the total of these
subcontracts aggregated but $4,000
caused the grand jury to investigate.
All the snbcontractors have been
placed on the carpet.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-03
SIX DEATHS CAUSED BY
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT

Los ANGELES. Dec. Mrs. Nicho-
las Jacobs died today as the result of
injuries suffered Thanksgiving night,
when an automobile containing ten
members of the Jacobs family was
struck by a streetcar at Latin station.
Hers was the sixth death resulting from
the accident. her husband and four OF
the children having been killed out
right. It is probable that a seventh
member of the famfly-tbe months
old babe-wilI be added to the list.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-03
ASSERTS BERKELEY IS
RIPE FOR CONSOLIDATION
Tricity Rotary Club Hears Talk
on Union

OAKLAND, Dec. 2.-The Tricity ro-
tary club held it's weekly luncheon at
the Crellin hotel today. James p.
Montgomery. in talk on "Consolida-
tion.' asserted that Berkeley was eager
to form a union with Oakland before
the next session OF the legislature. SO
that the union might be ratifled by
that body.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-03
BEOUEST UNDER DEED
OF TRUST is TAXABLE
Circuit Judge in Honolulu Thus
Applies Inheritance Levy

HONOLULU, Dec. A decision
handed down by, Circuit Judge w. j.
Robinson today holds that property
transferred under trust deed by the
late August Dreier, worth approxi-
mately $1,000 and which his heirs
enjoy as beneficiaries under the trust,
is subject to the provisions of the inher-
itance tax enactment The decision has
caused something of a stir, as it will
probably affect many wealthy people
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-03
Before 1t Was Audible

On motion of Attorney Otto Irving
Wise the bonds We're apportioned $780,
900 for the offense of which Ruef stands
convicted and $4,000 for the several
dozens of indictments remaining un-
tried. Last year Judge Murasky re-
leased Ruef under bonds of sT5o.eoo.
That was before any conviction and be-
fore the judicially noticed auscultation
disclosed audible coarse crepitant rales
at the base of the right lung poster
iority.
Judge Cabaniss permitted it to be in
ferred from one of his announcements
from the bench that the coarse crepi-
tant rales were not audible enough to
impress Doctor Clinton, one of the II
physicians whose reports were appended
to the petition The courts order was
based officially on the reports of three
physicians appointed by the court
Drs Avery B. McGill, A. p. O'Brien and
Joseph G. Morrisey. They agreed with
Ruef's own physicians that continued
confinement in the county jail would
undermine his health. The report was
extremely technical That portion, in
telligible to others than the medical
men and the court, set forth that Ruef
had the usual prison pallor. normal
temperature, a pulse of 7s sitting, SO
standing. 112 exercising and generally
full regular and even"
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-03

District Attorney William Fl. lang
don declined to accept any responsible
bonds after conviction in a sum of
s45o,Oeo less than the amount of the
bonds under which Ruef was released
f,o,,, Toll rr;or q, :, o,n,,;,tio,,
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-03
INDEX OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO CALLS
NEWS TODAY
TELEPHONE KEARNY SO
FRIDAY. DECEMBER ;. 1903
WEATHER CONDITIONS
NEWS TO-DAY

fESTERDAY-cIear; northwest wind; maxi
mum temperature 81: minimum. 4e.
FORECAST FOR ToDAY-Frost in the morn
ing: moderate and diminishing north wind. u I5
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-03
Only RaIes Dangerous

The bad eyes upon which month
ago Ruef based his hopes of admission
to bail were found by the physicians
to be bright and presumably from lack
of further reference generally sound.
The lungs, too, were normal upon in
spection.r but auscultation turned the
trick. 1t produced rales, both audible
and coarse, to say nothing of judicial
cIemency to the extent of something
like s45o.000 in bonds.
DIR. A. B. McGill, examined by Dis
trict Attorney Langdon, said that if
Ruef were his patient he would order
him removed from the Jail, if he could
He said that in his opinion action
should not be delayed as suggested by
Langdon until Charles NJ Fickert as
sumed the duties of district attorney.
Attorney Wise argued on behalf of
the petition that Ruef's family affairs
were in a most unfortunate condition
and that that too was impairing Ruef 8
health. Wise said that Ruefs father
had suffered an attack of palsy and
that his sister, Mrs. Altman, was dam
gerously i'll. The illness of Henry Ach,
Wise contended, made it Imperative
that Ruef should be at liberty to prose
cute his appeal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-03

sTREETCARs IN CoLLIsIoN-crowded with
passengers Hayes street ear No. 1882 crashed
into Valencia street car 1884 at Market and
Hayes streets yesterday afternoon, shortly
after o'clock, and men aud women were
thrown to the door Of the cars BY the force
OF the collision.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-03
Money Bought Opponent

When the peace conference was
called in Washington, two years ago.
President zelaya, convinced e the
necessity of putting a competent man
here to look out for Nicaragua's tn
terests. offered Madriz $4,000 a year
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-03
MARINE

Bark Antiope which put into Wellington to
land sick captain. reaches this port and is
greeted by the man who was left behind to
die. Page is
SOCIAL
Friday night dance and dinners oner special
attractions to members Of smart set Page q
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-03
COAST

Towns in northwest Washington isolated by
nocd railroad tracks. bridges, houses and farm
produce being destroyed. Page 4
Circuit Judge in Honolulu decides that prop
erty left under deed of trust is subject to in
heritance tax. Page
Sacramento grand jury investigates cost of
new jail. Page L
present sketch preceding the performance Of
drama. Page 3
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-03

Continued ON Page 2. Column 4
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-03
FOREIGN
SPORTS

British house Of commons passes rt
eondemning action Of peers on budget a
ernment viii appeal 10 people.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-03
EASTERN

United States wsrships moving on Nicaral
on both sides and Admiral William W Kiml
chosen to command forces Pag
Two railroads and American tobacco eomp
indicted by federal grand jury for
batting. Pag
Rock Islsnd-Frisco deal results in shifting
high railroad officials. PaR
Sadie American chosen to represent council
Jewish women at Madrid convention for suppi
sion Of white slave trade. Pag
The Detroit times., 1909-07-28
ALCOHOL IS NO AID IN
MOUNTAIN CLIMBING
Experiments Cause Scientist Of Berne
to Issue Warning Against Use
Before and During Ascent

BERLIN. July 2S.-Interesting re-
searches have been made by DR..
Schuyler, OF Berne. concerning the
use OF alcohol In mountaineering. On
the basis of the different views ex.
pressed by over 1900 mountaineers OF
all countries and nationalities. he has
come to the following conclusions:
The consumption of alcohol must
be avoided for IL hours before start.
Ing on climb. During the climb al.
oohol must be avoided as long as hard
work has to be done Alcohol is Of
great service when a mountaineer re-
quires TO strengthen himself momen-
tarily IT. order TO overcome a final Oh
stacle. II can be used as a medica-
ment In order to stimulate the diges-
ton. 10 produce rapid reaction In cases
OF accident, or I'm cases Of mountain
sickness and fainting fits.
II can be taken with advantage I'm
descending mountains when the great.
est difficulties have been Overcome. AMI
In performing automatic work, such as
crossing snow fields. etc. After a
mountain climb alcohol diminishes
tiredness and adds to the general com.
fort n the mountaineer. Alcohol.
however, should never be used under
any consideration to quench thirst.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-28
u.L-. ee,I Dlamonds7

PARIS, July 2S.7-Despite the re-
cent expose OF Henri Lemoyne. the
fake diamond manufacturer. who Is
now serving a term In prison for his
frauds. the Academy OF Science Is SER
iously investigating the claims or
Vicomte De Boismenu. who has sub
mitted package of manufactured
diamonds. The academy Is about
ready 10 pronounce the stones real
diamonds and the only question yet TO
be determined is whether Boismenus
new method or formula for the max
Ing OF diamonds Is commercially fea-
sible.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-28

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The Detroit times., 1909-07-28

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