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The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06
Pig KILLER GOES
MAD AND KILLS 5
Slaughter House Man Runs
Amuck and Does Terrible
Damage With Huge knife

SOMERVILLE, Mass, June 5.-Judge
Murphy turned from pig sticking to
man killing in the North packing and
provision company's slaughter house
today and, driving his fellow workmen
before him, slew five of them and
wounded four others.
The knife which Murphy used was as
keen as a razor and had blade 10
inches long. Those near him received
no warning of their danger. The first
attacked was DR.. Hayes, a government
meat inspector. who probably was
fatally injured by terrible cut in the
neck and groin.
Murphy ran down. stairs to the yard.
where he was surrounded. beaten down
and captured. Murphy is a powerful
man. who weighs about 200 pounds.
Tonight Murphy is in the padded cell
of the Somerville police station. When
City Physician C. S. Towne attempted
to examine him Murphy sprang at the
doctor and attempted to kick him. No
further attempt was made to approach
him.
witnesses of the slaughter said to-
night that more than 800 employees
were driven from the plant when Muir
ply started on his wild rush through
the six floors and basement, and not a
few men escaped death by narrow
margin
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06
TO UNVEIL STATUE
FOR GEN. S.D.LEf
North, South, East and West to
Be Represented at the
Ceremonies

vICKSBURG. Miss. June 5.-On June
II, the day following the close of the
united confederate veterans reunion
at Memphis. many of the old soldiers
and other notables will assemble here
to attend the unveiling of a statue
of the late General stephen Dill Lee,
who was commander in chief of the
confederate organization at the time of
his death.
1t was in the siege of Yicksburg that
General Lee won his spurs as a dash
ing and intrepid commander. and the
last years of his life were devoted to
the perfection of the great national
military park here. General Lee died
at Vicksburg May 2S, 1905, and it is
peculiarly hitting that the south's me-
mortal statue to him should be erected
on the spot which he loved so well.
WHOLE NATION REPRESENTED
North south. east and west will send
celebrities to do honor to the memory
of the chivalrous soldier of Dixie.
Major General Frederick Dent Grant Of
the department of the lakes has been
delegated by the secretary of war TO
receive the statue on the part OF the
United States. which will be officially
presented to him by General Clement
A Evans OF Georgia. commander in
chief of the united confederate vet
Grams. Colonel George r. Peck of Chi
cago will be orator of the day. and
Henry Watterson of Kentucky, the vet
eran editor of the Louisville Courier
Journal, will be master OF ceremonies.
The we'll known sculptor. Henry Hud-
son Kitson of Quincy. Mass, who de-
signed the statue, will be present to
direct the placing of his handiwork.
The statue is lifesize and represents
General Lee in a moment of triumph
after one of his victories in skirmish
about Vicksburg. 1t stands on a re-
doubt in the military park near the
Alabama and Yicksburg railroad on a
commanding eminence. The pose is
both noble and heroic. The statue cost
$1,000. IT is tribute OF affection
from his only son, Blewitt Lee of Chi
cago; Captain William t. Rigby chair
man of the yieksburg national military
park commission, and hundreds of vet
erans of the south who followed the
late general in battle, and others who
admired him.
Among the contributors to the statue
fund were former President Roosevelt,
who admired General Lee.
GENERAL LEES HISTORY
General Stephen Dill Lee was born
at Charleston, S. c., September %. 1885.
and spent his boyhood in the Carolinas.
He graduated from West Point in 1884
as first lieutenant of artillery He was
assigned to the Fourth United States
artillery and was connected with that
arm of the military service until he
resigned in 1851 to cast his fortunes
with the south.
After the war he was elected a state
senator from Lowndes county. Missis-
sippi. He resigned from that position
TO become the first president of the
agricultural and mechanical college at
Starkville- He retired from this posi-
tion when commissioned a member of
the Vicksburg national military mark
by President Mckinley and became
chairman of that body
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06
QUEEN OF HOLLAND IN
COLLISION OF COACHES
Narrowly Escapes Injury at
Christening of Princess

LONDON, June 5.-Queen Wilhelmina
of Holland and the prince consort had
narrow escape from a serious accident
at The Hague today. according to a dis
patch from the Dutch capital.
AS the queen and Prince Henry drove
up to the church for the christening OF
the infant princess born to her majesty
April so, their carriage ran into another
vehicle.
A scene of confusion ensued and 1t
took some time to disentangle the
horses. Her majesty was cool through
out the incident and afterWard de-
scended from her carriage amid the
cheers of those present
Princess Juliana- the infant daughter
of Queen Wilhelmina, was christened
in the Lutheran church today with ex-
ceedingly simple ceremonial. Ihe pap
tismal fount was of silver, fashioned In
the Gothic style
After listening to a long sermon, the
text of which was taken from the gos-
pei according to st. Luke, her MAJESTY
presented the infant for baptism: After
this ceremony the choir chanted the
One Hundred and Thirty-fourth Psaim.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06
ARMY AND NAVY IN
CONTESTS AT FAIR
Third Infantry Team Wins Re.
lay Race and Jacies Win
Tug of War

SEATTLE, june 5.-The military
tournament at the Alaska Yukon Pa
cifc exposition was brought to a close
today, the army coming out ahead in
the races, while the navy teams won
in the other contests.
The principal event was the mile
relay race between two teams from
the army and two from the navy. First
place was won by the Third infantry
team, second by the coast artillery,
third by the team from the cruiser
Tennessee and fourth by the cruiser
California. Time. 352
In the 100 yard dash G. Brann of
the Fourth field artillery and T. Flynn
of the Third infantry tied for first
place. Time, 10 As. The men divided
the purse and tossed for the medals.
Flynn winning the gold medal and
Brann the silver.
The navy tug of war team from the
cruiser West Virginia defeated the
army, represented by the team from
the coast artillery.
The baseball game was won by the
Second division navy team. from the
Fourteenth cavalry team, s to 4.
President J. +. Chfiberg entertained
Governor General James F. Smith of
the Philippines and party at formal
luncheon in the New York building
w. ID. Nichols, in charge OF the Oak
land exhibit in the California building,
was injured today by the explosion of
process jar, which broke in his hands
Detective Sent to Fair
Chief Cook was asked by the chief
of police of Seattle to send a good man
who was familiar with pickpockets
and other crooks to assist his staff
during the exposition there The chief
selected Detective Sergeant Thomas L.
Ryan as the one best suited to fill the
bill, and he will leave for Seattle to
morrow morning to remain for two
months
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06
BROTHERS FIND EACH
OTHER AFTER 81 YEARS
Youths Leave Germany To-
gether and Meet Again
TSpeci1I D;sooIeb 10 tt. Gin

LODI, June 5.-After a separation of
81 years without even a knowledge of
each others whereabouts George and
Gustav Suhren, brothers, met here yes
terday- George has resided in Lodi
for a number of years. Gustav is a
wealthy rubber and tea planter OF
Ceylon.
While young boys the two started
out from Germany to make their way
in the world. George came to America.
finally settling here, while Gustav went
to Ceylon, where he prospered. They
learned of each others wherea bouts
a short time ago and Gustav came to
California to meet his brother.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06
COUSINS IN RACE FOR
CITY ATTORNEYS OFFICE
Hot Contest Promised in Sacra-
mentO Primary Election
[Speeial Di,ea.eh 3 The CaIIl

SACRAMENTO. June 5.--A race for
the nomination as candidate for city
attorney of Sacramento is on for the
coming primary. two of the candidates
seeking the nomination being cousins
They are j. v. Hart. son of Associate
Justice +. &. Hart. and Sam T. Jones.
both young attorneys. Jones first made
his appearance in the field with petit
tfOn and was closely followed BY his
cousin, Hart. The race promises 90
bring UP the two factions OF the repub
lican party. the regulars and Lincoln
Roosevelt league sympathizerS. Jones
has been a worker in the latter cause,
while Hart has been with the old party.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06
YOUNG GIRLS PLAN TO
VISIT THE SEATTLE FAIR
Both Arrested for Alleged Theft
of Money

OAKLAND, June 5.-Rose Ferrari.
10 years, and Minnie vierra. IA years.
were arrested tonight at Portuguese
celebration at East Nineteenth street
and Nineteenth avenue for the alleged
theft of $40 from the Ferrari girls
father in Hayward. Inc girls planned
to leave on the Oregon train tomorrovr
morning to VISIT the fair at Seattle
and in preparation had squandered
nearly 800 on clothes, retaining
enough money for fare.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06
OWNED ONLY RAILROAD
TO THE MAMMOTH CAVE
Man Who Controlled Road to
Worlds Wonder Dead

GLASGOW JUNCTION. KY. June s.
z. n. Mentz. aged so. general manager
of the Mammoth Cave railway, died
today.
Mentz' railroad was the only line t0N
Mammoth cave and was patronized hvl
people from all parts Of the world who
came TO see the wonders of the sub
terranean cavern.
The visitors seldom If ever de-
murred to the rate Of 81 for the seven
mile trip from Glasgow Junction 70
the cave and the same amount for the
return.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06
Arrest Strike Leaders

Sheriff Howard. with Colonel Brad
bury. the governors representative. and
accompanied by Adjutant General Lauck
on horseback. searched the camp and
arrested the three men. who were in
FabianO's home.
The Italians made a rush to attack
Apostallarus. but were restrained.
The wood contractor appealed to F.
f. Spencer. Quears assistant, for a
new residence away from the Italians.
L must get away" Apostallarus cried.
7 would not stay in my house tonight
and have my family remain there for
$1,000"
While President QueaI refuses any
wage advance, il is becoming more ap-
parent as the strike advances that he
is striving 10 keep his men here The
arrest of the strike leaders shows that
this afternoon when the Americans
from camp No. ? came into McCloud to
get their money and leave the banks
here closed until the afternoon train
for Sisson had departed
The strikers claim that the lumber
company is losing $4,000 a day while
the mills are closed down and QueaPs
anxiety 10 hold his men seems to bear
this out.
In answer to the Italians claim that
they made but bare living at their
WORK Queai nau advanced the argu-
ment that the men have thousands Of
dollars in the bank here. and have sent
thousands 10 Italy The bank today
Issued statement which shows that I
the Italians have on deposit in the
company's bank s54.273 and that they
have sent TO Italy during the last year
s44.S32-55- The strikers say that is
true, but point out that they have
saved The money only by denying
themselves all the good things of life.
Wires Italians United"
Ettore Pstrizi. manager of the
T-Ttslia wired TO his Daner vesrersav
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06
SANTA CLARA FRUIT
GROWERS INCORPORATE
Central Body Will Be Selling
Agent for Valley

SAN JOSE, June 5.-The Santa Clara
Valley fruit growers association, be-
ing the central body formed recently
by the various local associations, met
today and voted to incorporate 1mme-
diately This afternoon bylaws were
adopted The central association will
act as bureau of informa ton for the
growers and also as a selling agency
for the local association. pools and
other organizations that desire to util-
i1o
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06

ceived the following telegram from Ad-
jutant General Lauck at McCloud:
McCLOUD, $40 p. NAT request of
sheriff troops surrounded camp while
he arrested three ringleaders. Arrests
made quietly. Sheriff has warrants for
three others. whom he has been unable
to find. Everything quiet. LAUCK.
Consul Leaves for McCloud
S. L. Rocca. Italian consul in San
Francisco. left last night for the scene
of the labor troubles in Siskiyou coun-
ty. He was accompanied by Ambrose
Gherini. attorney for the local consul
late. Rocca will be met by Adiutant
General Lauck. and expects to hold con-
ferences both with the lumber officials
and the strike leaders. His mission is
to see If anything can be done to adjust
the existing differences and to protect
his countrymen in event that the need
should arise for such services.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06
How She Got
Rid of Her Fat
Rengo Did 1t. No Starvation Diet, or
TircsOme Exercise Necessary.
A Free Trial Package
VIII Convince You

woman's form is essentially one of
grace: the lines Of beauty vanish as fat
accumulates and instead OF beauty we
see bulk and what was once fair be-
comes fright
Rengo will reduce you. 1t Is per-
fectly safe. You eat il like fruit or
candy and easily and safely reduce
| your fat a pound q day.
For sale by all druggists at s1.eo per
full sized box, or by mail. prepaid, by
The Rengo Co. 33s2 RenEo bldg, De-
Itroit, Mich The Company will gladly
/ send you q trial package free by mail
II you will write them direct to De-
troit. No free packages at drug stores.
! Rengo is for sale and recommended
! in San Francisco by The Owl Drug Co
/ all stores.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06
ASKS CHILDREN BE TAKEN
FROM IMMORAL MOTHER
Chico Man Asks Court to Give
Him Custody of Offspring
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

OROVIILE, June 5.-william Milli-
gan of Chico has instituted proceedings
here to recover the custody of his four
minor children, now in custody of his
former wife under q decree of the di-
vorce court. In his suit Mflugan
charges that his former wife is living
with another man in Sacramento and
has the four children with her. Milli-
gan is paying $50 month for the
support of the children and alleges
that he could care for them better if
they were in his custody.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06
LABOR TICKET PLANNED
FOR VALLEJO ELECTION
President of Trades Council Is
Named for Mayor
[Special Dapoich 10 The Call

VALLEJO. June 5.-Local political
circles have been aroused BY the an
nouncement that the union men OF this
city Will place ticket in the field at
the next city election. George M. lew
EFT president of the Vallejo trades and
labor council. is spoken of for the ONCE
of mayor F. NJ WyncOop. secretary Of
the typographical union, is mentioned
for the Office of city trustee
The number of union men affiliated
with the central body Is more than
1880.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06
MEETS INSTANT DEATH
BENEATH ENGINE WHEEL s
Man Steps in Front of Speeding
Train at Martinez
Especial Dispdtch 10 The Call

MARTINEZ, June 5.-P. OLeary. so
years old, whose residence is unknown.
was run down by Southern Pacific train
No. one mile east of Rodes this morn
ing, and was instantly killed. He
stepped from one track to the other,
directly in front of the engine.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06
OAKLAND is TO HAVE
NEW NATIONAL BANK
Comptroller Approves Applica-
tion of Howard and Moffitt
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

WASHINGTON. June 5.--The comp
troller of the currency today approved
the application of John L. Howard
w. I. Veitch, J. *. Mofitt, Anson L.
Bleh and others to organize the Cen
trial national bank of Oakland with a
fcapital of 100000.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06
Ranks of Striking Italians at cCoud Augmented BY american Logge
SAvANTS ARRANGE
SALTON SEA CRUISE
Motor Boat Will Be Used for
Trip to Study Vegetation
and Conditions

Ill CENTRO, June "a motor boat
with a crew of scientists will cruise
the celebrated Salton Sea, visiting all
parts of this remarkable inland body
of water for the purpose of studying
vegetation and general conditions, and
to make comparisons with observa-
tions of year.
The boat has been constructed at
Tucson, under the direction of officials
of the Carnegie desert laboratory, and
it is expected the cruise will start
next week.
Members OF the party will be DR.. ID.
T. MacDougal, director of the labor
atory; Dr. Free and DR.. Bell of the
bureau of soils and Professors Living
ston and Godfrey Sykes of the labor
atory staff.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06
Rent Your vacant Room.

Phone Kearny Sc or drop a line to
the advertising department of The Call
and the "ad man will be out to see you.
The Call can rent your rooms for you
at a very nominal cost. Try it and be
convinced
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06

NEW PARLoR INsTITUTED-A new parIcr
of the Native Daughters OF the Golden West
organized by Georgia 0'Bren, was instituted
last night hy Grand President Anna L. Monroe
and all Of the other grand officers
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06

WED IN SANTA RosA-Santa Rosa June 5.
4 marriage license was issued here today to
julius r lgom, age 10. and Christine Nelson.
age AZ. both Of San Francisco They were mar
ried by City Recorder William p. Baeley
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06

FATHER FoRGIvES soN-The case of
Phillip GaKick. son of NJ. l.. Gallick, auction
eer, charged with obtaining automobile by
false pretenses from A. E. Herne. 166 Golden
Gate avenue, was dismissed yesterday, the
young mans father had come to his assistance
and settled with Herne.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06

from McCloud that nobody was work
ing at the camp but Americans"
He added in his dispatch the follow
ing message:
The Italians are solid, united as
ever
AT 1890 o'clock today the sheriff
with few deputies arrested the three
leaders. Joe Bianchi Frank Livoti and
Domenico Fabiani
Before doing this they took great
precautions, as they had the Italian
camp surrounded by the troops at the
time that the arrests were made.
Will Arbitrate Strike
EBy Associated Pressl
McCLoUD, June Steps were taken
today looking to the settlement of the
at the plant of the McCloud river lum-
Der compasly. President John H.
Queale agreed to submit the matters in
dispute between the company and the
strikers to an arbitration committee
At a meeting of the Italians this after
noon il was agreed to accept arbitra-
tion only on condition that their lead
ers now under arrest be released and
permitted to leave the camp.
With the arrival of Italian Consul
General Rocca from San Francisco to-
morrow it is believed q settlement Of
the trouble will be effected quickly.
The strikers seem disposed to follow
his advice. and the lumber officials are
ready TO accept a fair adjustment of
the difficulty and resume operations in
all departments.
Governor Gillett warmly commended
Carlo del Pine. editor OF La Voce del
Popolo. for his efforts to get the COM
pany TO consent to arbitration.
Arrests Of the strike leaders were
made today without resistance being
offered, and there was no demonstra-
tion on the part of their followers.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06

ne IS charged VIII nav ms 81
secrets.
Spy's Death Decreed
A band Of the strikers has decided
upon Apostallarus' death. A majority
OF the men are not in favor Of violence
and an effort viii be made to dissuade
the band from its purpose.
Warrants were out for the arrest OF
three other strikers, two men bearing
the name Of p. Ceagli and Joseph Mar
chi. These men could not be found al
first. but later Peter Ceagli was arrest
Cd with Tony Cuono. an italian VINO
came here when the strike began
The arrests were made by Howard at
the request Of J. H Queal, president of
the lumber company, whohas been urg-
ing this step since the strikers meeting
yesterday
It become plain then that the work
men. under the guidance Of their lead
ers. would all leave camp and seek
work elsewhere If their request for a
wage advance was not granted. Queal
told the men to leave if they so desired
but their evident intention of doing SO
p is the reason for the arrests made to-
day. Quesl evidently does not want the
men TO leave. He believes they viii go
back to work if their leaders can be
placed out Of the way
Camp Tucci," as the Italian quarter
is called. was formed with a dash and
decision that demonstrated how well
Colonel SeymoUr's men are trained. I'm
der the order of General Lauck an en-
gine shunted two boxcars on the side
track near the encampment and sol
diers We're loaded into the cars. Then
the doors We're closed and the train
moved out on another spur track in the
hills behind Camp Tucci. The soldiers
poured out and We're stationed in a
picket line among the trees and in a
position commanding two sides of the
camp A bugle called a detachment of
men ready at the militia encampment,
and the troops streamed down the street
At double quick, led by Captain Sher-
burn.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06
Lauck Wires Governor

During the banquet at the Fairmont
hotel last night Governor GilIett re-
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06
aIianS United

Ettore Pstrizi. manager Of the
LItalia- wired to his paper yesterday
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06
STRIKERS THREATEN
SERIOUS TROUBLE
Plan TO Resist Arrival of Five
Hundred LabOrers to Take
Their Places
President of Lumber Company
Attempts TO Prevent Men
From Moving Away
Spv's Death Deoreed

he is charged with having carried other
secrets
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-08-20

called, one Of the most interesting con-
tests we have ever witnessed in amateur
baseball. The two teams were as nearly
evenly balanced as possible, and every
inch of ground was contested from start
to finish. 1t was all home talent and
that made it all the more engaging.
For several innings not a single man
was able to reach the home plate FL
nally Webe Halves for the Rives team
broke the spell and that gave the COM
petitors license to take out two runs in
the next half. The lines were drawn
again and it was not until the tenth
inning had been played that either side
was able to reach victory. The score
was to 8 in favor of Cayce.
The game broke with shouts from the
large crowd which walled the diamond,
men and women, beaux and bellies in
their buggies and autos, fans and en-
thusiasts, old and young, who revel in
the national game. A band concert
was in progress and with this the days
exercises were over, excepting an even
ing concert in the park.
Altogether it is claimed that there
were $500 to 5000 people present,
larger crowd than had ever been seen
in Rives, and every one departed with the
kindest regards to the Modern Wood
men and those who assisted in the pleas
ures of the day.
We are instructed by the local Wood
men not to close the incident without
their everlasting thanks to
5. A. Carter for the loan of brand
new piano which was furnished by him
with his compliments and used under
the tent.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-08-20

they can also be used to great advan-
tage on white cloth, removing ink spots
as well as others.
Never read, nor sew, nor write imme-
diately after coming from a compare
tive darkness into a brilliant light, if
you have good eyes and have the desire
to keep them SO,
Sometimes, even in the best regulated
kitchens, pots boil over. Either salt or
coffee grounds sprinkled on the stove
Immediately will prevent the odor from
spreading through the house.
If the skin gets dry and hot from the
effects of sea water and sun, wash the
face with buttermilk two or three times
day; it has wonderfully soothing and
softening effect on the skin.
Fruit stains can be removed from the
hands quickly by first washing them in
lukewarm water and then holding them
over burning sulphur match. After
the stains are gone rinse the hands in
clean water.
Do not allow dust and other impuri.
ties to remain on the foliage of house
plants to choke them. Almost all
plants require to be washed at least
once in two weeks. Never use water
colder than the temperature of the
room.
Rain water is the best for the bird s
bath, and if your pet is troubled with