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The San Francisco call., 1909-12-01
GENERAL PRATT TO
RETURN TO STATE
Retired Department Commander
Will Make Home in California
After Visit East
Sixth Cavalry Will Soon Arrive
From Manila En- Route to
Fort Des M0ines

General Edward B. Pratt. commander
of this department. who was retired
from the service of the United States
army yesterday, will make California
his future home. General Pratt and his
family have always been devoted TO
California, its people and It's climate.
In speaking of his retirement from
the service yesterday the general said:
II expect to make California my
future home. With my wife I shall
leave early next week to visit my
daughter. Mrs. Townsend Whelen, wife
of Lieutenant Whelen, now stationed
at Governors island, ~ Y. Our visit
there will be short, and then we will
turn our steps back to the coast to
arrange for our future home"
The furore regarding the rumor that
the troops at the Presidio were to be
rushed to Nicaragua had greatly sub
sided yesterday and all was peace and
calm at the department headquarters.
Everybody from the commanding Of
f1cers down to the newest recruit
wanted to go and take hand in the
scrimmage if there was to be. one.
The Sixth cavalry, now stationed at
Manila, will leave for home on the
transport Sheridan, which will sail
from the Philippines December Is. On
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-01
NEGRO'S SECOND TRIAL
FOR MURDER is BEGUN
Stockton Prisoner Under Charge
of Killing His Cellmate
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

STOCKTON, Nov. 90.-Edward PEN
nington, the negro accused of having
murdered his aged cellmate, August
Sleeper, August 2, is on trial for the
second time. The first trial resulted
in a verdict of guilty of murder in the
first degree. but he succeeded in secur-
ing another trial because of technical
error in permitting the jury to visit
the cell in which the crime was COM
mitted without the accused being pres
ent.
The venire of so was exhausted this
afternoon and a special venire of 80
ordered for tomorrow
The defense exercised IL of its 20
challenges and the assistant district at
torney one. The following named jur-
ors have been secured: John Ffnnan,
Frank Sproul, j. H. B. Pope, William
d. Matthews, Robert Melton, o. Castle,
frank Wolf, j. d. Maxey and Daniel
Obanion.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-01
LAWYER ATTACKS
WOMAN WITNESS
Accuses Dolores Guerrero of
Tampering With Testimony
in De Layeaga Case
ShOrtridge Dramatically Replies
That Will Contestants Sought
to Buy Evidence

The De Laveaga will contest was
moving along in a very leisurely man.
her yesterday afternoon when an ac-
tusation hurled forth by Attorney
Pinsbury that the proponents were in
terfering with his witnesses and at
tempting to prevent the introduction
of testimony caused a ripple of ex-
element.
Shortridge sprang 10 his feet will
objections and allegations OF miscon-
duct, but Pillsbury repeated his charge
adding that his accusation was directed
at Miss Dolores Guerrero, goddaughtel
. of Mrs Cebrian, the proponent. He
said that Miss Guerrero wrote TO Ell
Nira Castano, a former servant of the
Family, now living in Mazatlan. frs
suggesting what she should testify and
next telling her that she need not testi'
~ at all unless she pleased
These letters were written at the
snstigation of Mrs. Cebrian, in whose
home Mrs. Guerrero now lives as
serted Pinsbury.
Miss Guerrero had shortly before
been called 10 the witness stand, anc
her black eyes flashed angrily as she
heard Pilsbury's charge.
Pilsbury then read to the witness z
Elvirs Castano. October is last III
this letter she opined that Don Migue
de Laveaga, the contestant of the will
was crazy, and was bent upon "cal-
umniating poor Maria" the testatrix
The writer said she had learned tha'
Elvira was TO be questioned by com
missioner Of the court.
Miss Guerrero took the stand and salC
she wrote these letters TO warn the olc
servant against a man named Rocco
who was offering money for testimon,
favoring the contestant.
Your agent. Mr. Pillsbury-this mar
Rocco is your agents" cried Shortridg'
loudly.
'Oh, don't be so theatrical, Mr.. Short
ridge returned PfllsbUry.
I'm not dramatic. but you are get
ting the truth now" said Shortridge
II was stated that Rocco is in Sar
Francisco, and that he viii be in cour'
today The testimony of Miss Guerrero
had not been completed when court ad-
5ourned.
At the morning session Father John
Valentini of Sausalito testified that II
his opoinion Maria de Laveaga had the
mind of a baby.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-01
TWO STATES WANT
MURDER SUSPECT
Dispute Over Reward Offered for
Capture of Fugitive In
wolves About $500
Especial Dispatch to The CaIIl

SACRAMENTO. Nov. 2o.-With the
governor of Arkansas requesting Gov
ernor Gillett~ to hold at all odds Gus
Sartin, suspected murderer, until the
arrival of his requisition from Arkan-
sas and two policemen speeding toward
Sacramento from Texas and Arkansas
some lively times are expected before
Sartin is returned east.
Sartin is wanted in Fayetteville,
Ark. for numbering Mrs. John Winkie-
man, an aged widow, and robbing her
of $4,000.
Eastern police stated that a reward
of $500 had been offered. but 1t has now
been 1earneG that the reward totals
$4,000. Grayson county. Texas, officers
want Sartin on a charge of grand lar
ceny and the sheriff of that county is
en- route to get him. & dispute is ex-
pected over the reward.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-01
COMPRESSOR EXPLODES;
ONE KILLED, TWO HURT
Fatal Accident Takes Place
While Building Bridge
TSpecidl Dispotch 10 The Call

MERGED. Nov. 30.-One man killed
and two seriously injured was the re-
suit of the explosion of an air COM
pressor at $50 today at Cressy. 15
miles from this city, where the Santa
Fe road is constructing a bridge
across the Merced river.
NJ. s. Espraza, an employe of the
construction company, who was work
ing in a pit beneath the bridge, was
struck by a large cnunk of metal,
hurled with great force, when the
air chamber exploded, and was in
stantly killed. He leaves a family at
Cotton, Cal
J. v. Beaulieu of San francisco, the
engineer of the compressor, was also
struck by fragments of metal and his
arms were badly cut. G. Servanten, a
laborer, was slightly injured The two
injured men were sent to the Santa Fe
hospital at San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-01
BRIDE ELECT SUCCUMBS
TO PARALYTIC STROKE
Woman Stricken on Eve of Her
Wedding Passes Away

REDDING. Nov. 30.-Mrs. May E.
Befert. who was stricken with paraly-
sis last Monday, half an hour before
she was to have been married to George
W. Gautier of Kennett, died at her
home today. Although she regained
consciousness enough to recognize
Gautier a few days ago, Mrs. Beffert
did not recover the use of her vocal
chords and passed away without hav-
ing uttered word since her seizure.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-01
NORTHERN ELECTRIC
SEEKS A FRANCHISE
Company Has No Legal Right
Now to Carry Freight in
MarysyiIIe
Especial Dispatch 10 The CALI

MARYSVILLE, Nov. 3O.-The recent
attempt of the Northern electric COM
pany to secure freight franchises Tor
spur tracks in Marysville has revealed
the fact that the company in reality has
no freight franchise in Marysville at
all
The freight franchise granted the
company two years ago was never ac-
cepted by the company and for that
reason has been forfeited.
There is not likely to be any trouble
over the matter, however, as members
of the council are inclined to give the
company any reasonable franchise 1t
desires.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-01
SUES TO STOP BANK
FROM SELLING LANDS
p. ]. Won Loben Sells Gets Hear
ing Against Savings Union
ISpecinl Dispatch 10 The ColLl

SACRAMENTO, Nov. 30.-The suit OF
p. ]. Won Iloben Sells, a wealthy down
river rancher, against the San Fran
cisco savings union to enjoin that bank
from selling his rich holdings under a
deed of trust for $36O,000 was com
menced for trial before Judge Shields
today, the bank being represented by
Attorneys Garrett McEnerney and T. L.
Madison of San Francisco. The oanK
contends that Won Loben Sells had not
made the payments of interest on the
mortgage. while the rancher contends
that he was to make payments only
from the revenues from the land, and
as there were no revenues at the time
he could not pay.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-01
SISKIYOU SALOONS TO
HAVE YEAR OF GRACE
Supervisors Agree to Postpone
Enforcement of New Law
TSpceial Dispatch TO The Call

YREhA, Nov. 3o.-Altheugh citizens
of Siskiyou county voted in favor of a
dry ordinance at the special election
held Saturday, 1T is not likely that the
saloons will be forced to close for
another year. The supervisors agreed
to pass an ordinance providing the anti
saloon movement won, but now 1t is
claimed that it would not be right to
close the saloons at once. 1t is de-
clared the ordinance will provide for
closing of saloons January l, 1911.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-01

infantry. has been granted leave of alb
sencs for 80 days. beginning Decen-
Der z.
An order issued from the war de-
partment at Washington yesterday
notifies Lieutenant Ditto to proceed TO
San Francisco and report to the COM
manding general Of the department OF
California in time to sail on the first
transport from San Francisco after De-
cember 81. en- route TO the Philippines.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-01
ALCOHOLISM is CAUSE
OF PIONEERS DEATH
Aged Man Is Found Lifeless by
His Daughter

FRESNO, Nov. 30.-Isaac Davoet, a
pioneer resident of Fowler. a small
town near here, was found dead on the
floor of his sleeping room by his
daughter at 1880 o'clock this morning.
An inquest into the cause of death
showed it to be heart disease produced
by excessive alcoholism. The position
of the body on the floor indicated that
the man, who was "A years old, had
been seized by fainting spell while
attempting to get to fresh air.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-01
RANCHER'S JOY RIDES
PREVENT HIS TRAVELS
Freeport Man Has Peck OF
Trouble With Chauffeurs
TSpccial Dispotch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO, Nov. 30.-Ayers j.
Gosling, the Freeport rancher who is
being sued in Sacramento for $29S.1O,
the cost of a JOY ride, which he is al
legged to have taken in the automobile
of w. Root, a San Francisco chauneur,
was in similar trouble around the bay
according to a dispatch received by
the officers in Sacramento. Costing
started to go to Australia, his way be-
ing paid by his brothers, who are
wealthy Freeport ranchers, but he
went no farther than San Francisco,
where he quickly separated himself
from his roll.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-01
NO TRACE OF LEPROSY
IN CHINESE QUARTER
Speeial Dispntch 10 The Cnlll

LODI. Nov. 30.-In response to a let
ter stating that four cases of leprosy
existed in the Lodi Chinese quarter
County Health officer Six of Stockton
and assistants secured local Chinatown
yesterday and today, but found no trace
of the lepers. Many insanitary houses
were found and the Chinese were or
dered to clean up.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-01

arrival at this post the regiment will
go to Fort Des Moines. Ia
Major NJ. f. Steele, Second cavalry,
registered at department. headquarters
yesterday.
Colonel w. L. Rinley. chief OF stan
of this department., will have charge or
the department in the interim between
the departure of General Pratt and the
arrival of General Barry.
Lieutenant Ode c. Nichols, Thirtieth
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-01
DOUBLE TRACK BETWEEN
STOCKTON AND TRACY
Work Will Be Completed at
Cost of SS5O.OOO

STOCKTON, Nov. 30.-Tomorrow the
Southern Pacific viii begin double
tracking the main line between Stock
ton and Tracy at a cost Of SS50,000. A
freight depot is TO be built here and
the yards here and at Tracy increased.
Material has already been received to
carry on the work, and officials say the
change viii be rushed. Later double
track is to be built 10 Sacramento
and 10 Port Costa.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-01
SHOE MAKER SUED FOR
BREACH OF CONTRACT
-SnecinI Disnntch 10 The Call

| IOpecldI DISpdIch 10 nc NdII
WILLOWS, Nov. 80. = Suit was
brought today by John Arena, shoe
maker, against Dominick Rossi, de-
manding damages for failure to keep
an alleged agreement not to re-engage
in shoe making business here. Arena
bought Rossi's shop recently, paying,
a good price for the good will, which,
he says, is no good since Rossi re-
onened another shop
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-01
MINE MANAGER FAILS
TO ANSWER FOR FRAUD
Bench Warrant Issued for ALI
legged EmbeZZIer
ISeeeiaI Di.paieh o The CaIIl

NEVADA CITY, Nov. 3O.-A bench
warrant has been issued for E. II. Will
son, former manager OF the famous
Sixteen to One mine, charged with en-
bezzlement Wilson has been out on
bail, but failed 10 appear in court to
answer the charge today. The bench
warrant was issued at once, but the
police have been unable TO locate him.
1t is charged that he padded the pay
roll.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-01
MINING PARALYZED
BY HEAVY STORMS
ESPECIAL Dispatch to The Call

Especial Dispatch TO The Call
ALTURAS, Nov. 30.-Heavy storms
of the last few days have stopped all
mining operations in the mountains
Most OF the rivers are out of their
banks and damage amounting to thou
sands of dollars has been done in War
ner valley and other farming sections
by high water. Hundreds of tons OF
hay have been washed away
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-01
ALMA BELL DECLINES
THEATRICAL OFFERS
Will Remain on Ranch and AS
sist Her Mother
[SeeeiaI DispaLch % The Call

IOPeoIdI DisPdlcH TO TIC NuIII
AUBURN, Nov. S0.-Alrna Bell was
in town today, and after seeing her
attorney announced that she had re-
fused all theatrical offers, and would
not go on the stage, but would stay
with her mother at the ranch, as she
first intended.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-01
BOY TOYS WITH PISTOL
AND WOUNDS HIS LEG
[SeeeiaI Dspaleh . ~ CaIIl

TO
NEVADA CITY, Nov. 30.-A small
boy and a revolver mixed today. The
boy is nursing a wounded leg tonight.
Howard Andrews was playing with
the pistol, when il went off. The bull
let penetrated his thigh.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-01
SAVED FROM DEATH
BY HIS PLAYMATE
[Special Dispqleh % The CalIl

IOPCNtut 1IISl7H1tNII 10 = III N~1IEI
REDDING, Nov. 3O.-Adron Silva,
aged IA, was today saved from death
by drowning in a wheel ditch" by
Norman Green, aged Il. The boys Were
spearing fish when Silva fell in. He
could not swim and Green plunged in
and dragged him to shore 1t was an
hour before Silva regained conscious
ness.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-01
SEVEN JURORS PASSED
FOR JEFF LEWIS TRIAL
Slain Mans Widow in Court
With Daughter
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

lSPecIdl Dispatch 10 The Call
AUBURN, Nov. 30.--Two more jurors
were secured in the jeff Lewis murder
trial today, making seven Jurors thus
far accepted. Mrs. Swesey, widow of
Ben Swesey, whom Lewis killed for be-
ing intimate with his daughter Ida, was
in court today with her babe in arms
She was also accompanied by her eld-
est daughter, Jessie, II years old, Just
two years younger than Ida Lewis.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-01

If you are out of work, try an EN-
ployment Wanted Ad in The Call. 1t
only costs you 10c day and will help
you to get a situation quickly.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-05-19
BETTER ROADS.

The Ciinch Valley News
lTazewelD says that an esti-
mate for building the roads in
the county recently designated
by the Supervisors has been re.
ceived here from the office of
the State Highway Commission
IN Richmond. The estimate
for the Clear Fork road is four
thousand and FIVE hundred dol.
Lars per mile; Jefferson road
four thousand and three hun.
dred thirty-two dollars Der
mile; Madison Spring. four
thousand and three hundred
ninety dollars per mile. 1t is
understood that bids for the
construction will soon be asked
for aud the work on the roads
commenced.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-05-19

more attention lis being giver
20 many other branches OF
agriculture. The meetings held
through the medium Of the
special agricultural train {
which have heen run by the
Southern Railway and the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad the
past year have been largely al
tended. and the inquiries made
by the individual farmers have
showed a remarkable interest
IN diverse crops and improved
methods of cultivation. Farm
ing properties are higher wholly
from good business reasons.
From similar causes Is greater
activity in town and city pro-
perty. + h a manufacturin 9
towns and the business centers
Of the South are growing. and
their development requires that
larger area be given over TO
residence and business purpos-
IS. In the handling Of both
farming and town properties
there are the best Of opportun-
tiles for active and enterprising
real estate men. either in
placing them as investments or
for occupancy and operation. -
Manufacturers Record.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-05-19
FRUIT NOT ALL
KILLED.

The resent cold spell did not
do the damage that was first
estimated TO the fruit i'm the
vicinity of Wytheville.
In the May issue of the South
ern Planter reports are publish
ed from many sections of the
State regarding the damage bv
frost To the fruit crop of Virgin
Ia. These show that while
serious damage has been done
IN most sections, yet there is
still probability of a fair Weld
of winter apples, and some
peaches. The loss to Roanoke
and Botetourt counties will be
at least one hundred thousand
dollars each.-Wytheville En-
terprise.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-05-19
MEETING or THE JUNIOR
CIVIC LEAGUE

ON last Friday afternoon the
members of the Junior Civic
League met IN the Public
School Building for the pur-
pose of electing officers.
Miss Burgess presided az the
chair and Thelma Baker was
appointed 90 act as Secretary
for this meeting.
The following officers were
elected
Julia Bullitt. President: Reu
ben Banks. First Nice-Presi-
dent; Mary Skeens. Second
Nice-President; Nettie Willis
Third Vice President: Grace
Wolfe, Recording Secretary.
Lollie Palmer, Corresponding
Secretary; Mrs. c.. s. Garter.
Treasurer.
Mrs. r. r. Irvine. President of
the Woman Civic League. was
present. She presented to
Margaret Petit and Louise
Goodloe each "a book as rewards
from the Woman's Civic
League 90 the two who collect
ed the largest amount of money
on tag day.
Mrs. Irvine made a very
pleasing address TO the children.
who enjoyed having her with
them.
10 was agreed that the league
meet again on next Friday in
room five Of the school building
Tor the purpose of forming com
mittees and arranging further
business.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-05-19

=. y. Brooks. Guardian of Mint Shoe
maker, Freddie Shoemaker. Emmett
Shoemaker and Humphrey ~hoemak
en-. Iomplainants.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-05-19

MINT Shoemaker Freddie Shocmaker
Emmet Shoemaker. Humphre, Shoe.
maker. Sarah Nalyer and Tho Nireini.
Coal and Iron t0mnanX
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-05-19
GARRY NE BACK TO OLD VIRGINIA.

a number of misguided PEG.
pie have recently left this sec
ton Of Virginia, and gone
West. Some of them sold So.
0o0 farms and valuable person.
al property; in fact, everything
they possessed was converted
into cash, and leaving behind
them the friends and neighbors
who were true and tried. they
have gone in search of this
imaginary Eldorado.
We have met with Virginians
through all that vast section.
aud never found one who did
not cherish the hope that some
day he would be able TO gather
his family around him and re.
turn 20 Old Virginia. Theirs
was the same old story: they
had been misled by the glowing
pamphlets and well worded ad-
vertlsements of the land boom
boomers. Where one had sue
ceeded and was doing well we
saw twenty who had lost all
they had, and were living hard.
harder than they could ever
have lived i'm Virginia. We
hear back in Virginia the one
who, going West was supplied
with money. succeeds, but we
hear nothing of the hundreds
who miserably fail, and are not
able TO return to the State Of
their birth.
What intelligent man could
want TO exchange Virginia for
Texas OF the West
Here, chills, fever and ague
cannot exist Tornadoes. hot
winds, droughts. grasshoppers
end beetles are unknown The
lands yield abundantly. springs
of cool crystal water gush from
every hillside. beautiful limpid
streams, not irrigating bitches.
flow through every farm: happy
homes of thrifty people. church
es and school houses dot the
landscape, macadam roads are
being constructed in every
neighborhood. markets are
easily and quickly reached:
prices for farm products are
high and will continue SO: farm
lands are increasing i'm value
every year; the day Of the farm
er has come, and tins is only /
the beginning of thegreat pros /
perity M store for him. old
Dominion Sun.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-05-19

maker. Freddie shoemaker. Fom.,
Shoemaker and Humphrey ~hoemaR.
en- tompiainants
Mint shoemaker Freddie Shoemaker
tmmet Shoemaker uumphre, ~boe.
maker. Sarah oalyer and The Nmcinia
Coal and Iron Company.
NOTICE OF SALE.
Notice is hereby given that th, under
signed ino. " Chaiklcy. Special Com
missioner in the above STYLED suit I'm chan
Gerry pending in the Circuit Court of Misc
county. \ rgina. viii on the 18th dav of
June, 1909. between ths. hourS of tom
o clock %. ni. and two O'Clock % m nro-
ceed on the premises O. sell al publie 1n..-
ton % the highest bidder for one half
cash, the remainder 10 De paid in twelve
months nom date of sale. for which de-
ierred payment the purchaser will bc re-
q"ireu 90 execute his note. with good Sc
cuflty, and for the payment of which a
lien Viii be retained on the land sold
provided, however, that the purchaser
may IL he so elect. pay an OF the purchase
money ~ cash, the entire interest, except
the minerals and certain miniuu RIGHTS
aud privileges thereon and thcrennder
ana the dover right of Sarah Salyer in
and % certain lot or parcel Of land situ.
ated IN the town OF settlement OF Miners-
VILE, IN Wise County. Virginia. aud
known As lot Number sixteen l6 OF
Block Number five C5l. Is shown on
plat OF lots OF the said town Vi Miners
vile, known Is Ransom Bufalow : plat
oi NinerSvillc, fully described in the hili
and proceedings in said cause. 10 which
reference Is here made Tor a more Yartic
ui-r &c cilptirn sale subject 20 lien on
any unpaid taxes Oh said lot
JNo. W CHALkLEN.
Special Commissioner
VIRGINIA: In the Clerks Office OF She
Circuit Court of the County of Wise
samuel ;. Brooks, Guard
ian, etc, vs.. In Chaocs,,,
Mint shoemaker, et al
l, c. a. johnson. Clerk of the said
Court, Go certify that the bond reauired
OF the Special Commissioner bv the de-
cree rendered in said cause on the 10th
day of April, 1909. has been duly given.
Given under my hand as Clerk Of the
said Court, this Srd day Of May. 1909
" ~ 10. 20 %
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-05-19
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a. mercury VIII surely d'siroy fhc SENSE co..
smell and completely deranre fb. Moi.
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CIRCUIT COURT OF WISE COUNTY

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