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The daily sentinel., 1910-05-12
SENATE REGRETS KINGS DENISE
[speclal to The Sentinel /

Washington. May 12.-Resolu-
tions expressing the regret of the
senate at the death of King Edward
VII, were reported by the senate
committee on foreign relations, as
follows:
Resolved, That the death of his
royal majesty, King Edward VII, the
bereavement of his people. and the
loss to the world of his wise and
kindly influence for peace and good
government are deeply deplored by
the senate of the United States of
America.
Resolved, That the foregoing rcso-
luton be communicated through the
department of the state to the gov
ernment of Great Britain.
Resolved. as a further mark of
respect. that The senate do now ad-
iourn.'
Accordingly at once the senate ad-
iosrned
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-12
BERTIE OSBORN
COMMITS SUICIDE
CONTINUED rrom page one.)

born and il is said to be with "A fam
ily in Salida or Pueblo.
Coroner Day took charge OF the
personal effects of the dead girl, in
Guiding number of letters from
friends and relatives in other cities
or towns.
Undertaken Slough has charge of
the body. Ii Is at his morgue.
The dead girl had many acquaint-
ances here. She was of less than
Medium height, hair rather short and
curly, withaI an attractive and bright
girl. She gave her age as nineteen.
The girl was in horrible agony af-
ter she took the poison until death
relieved her sufferings. She secured
the poison at local drug store. An
inquest viii probably be held.
Thus is another of iife's terrible
tragedies enacted, again has a girl.
friendless and alone, struggled with
the world only TO he overcome in the
end and led TO take her own life
while yet but on the brink of Young
womanhood, and now she will sleep
in the cheerleSs grave of suicide.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-12
BELIEVE THE SLAYER
Of MRS. WILSON
IS CAUGHT
Especial to The sentinel.l

Denver, Colo, May 12.-At noon
today Sheriff Carleton, of Larimer
county, arrested young Jap at n
point in the mountains between Love-
land and Estes, who is believed to be
the murderer of Mrs. Catherine VIII
son, who was the victim on Saturday
of one of the most diabolical crimes
in the history of the state.
The young Jap answered the de-
scription of the suspected Japanese
workman in every respect. He was
acting very suspiciously when ar
rested. His hands were badly lacer-
ated and he refuses 10 explain how
they were hurt. He will be brought
TO Denver tonight.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-12
ADMITS THAT CHARGE
OF P|NCHOT'S
IS TRUE
TBy Associated Press. !

Washington, May I'm Il letter
to Chairman Parker of the house
judiciary committee read by Secretary
BsilinScr to the Ballinger-Pinchot in
-se-ss eossisssi.see today, Attor-
ney General Wickersham admits that
his summary TO the president of the
CLAWS charges was ante1ated as
charged by Attorney Brandeis.
Attorney General Wickersham
probably will be called as IA witness
To testify in regard to a conversation
he had with Henry ii. Hoyt regarding
Assistant Secretary Pierce's construc-
tion of the coal land law OF May %,
1908.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-12
MANY LIVES LOST
IN MINE DISASTER
(By Associated Press. ]

MANCHESTER, MAY 12.-AN
EXPLOSION IN THE WELLINGTON
COAL MINES AT WHITEHAVEN
DURING LAST NIGHT CUT OFF
THE EXITS FROM 1876 MINERS
WHO WERE WORKING BELOW
THE SURFACE.
RESCUE PARTIES SUCCEEDED
TODAY IN SAVING FOUR MEN BUT
WE'RE PREVENTED BY GAS FROM
REACHING THE POINT WHERE
MOST OF THE MEN ARE IMPRIS-
ONED.
EVERY INDICATION LED THE
RSaSCUERS TO BELIEVE THAT IN
NER WORKINGS OF THE NINE
WE'RE ON FIRE.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-12
THE $500
IS SECURED

: The Mesa County commission .
!. ers passed a resolution late yes .
+ terday afternoon granting the :
+ request of the local realty men .
+ and OF the executive board of .
I. the National Irrigation Con- .
+ gress, to be held in Pueblo .
+ September 10 to 80, to subscribe .
: $500 toward the expenses of the .
!. big meeting. :
; The subscription is made pro- .
: viding that Delta and Montrose .
+ counties make like appropria- !
+ tion and that a responsible Or :
+ ganization in this city under .
+ takes and provides a suitable .
+ exhibit from Mesa county at the :
+ big show
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-12

TIE work of building the large tool
room began today. When It is COM
pleted an entirely new system =
checking up tools will be inaugurated
Every man will be held accountable
for each tool he draws and a man
will be kept continually in the tool
room
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-12
improved appearance.

Pat Ambros, the section foreman.
is lameuting the fact that the laps
which he recently put to work have
quit him cold to work in the beet
fields. Pat says that he is always
out of luck in this respect and 1t keeps
him thin hiring men. Mr.. Ambros
SAYS that there are a number of dis
tinguIsne. men in the last bunch
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-12

Special luncheon at the st Regis
Hotel during G. A. r. convention
week. Fifty cents.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-12

Alfred Patek was driven through
some Of the orchards this afternoon
by r. C. Walker of the Caldwell
Walker Realty company
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-12
TO VOTE TOMORROW
ON LONG.SH0RT HAUL
ERY Associated Press. ]

Washington, May f2.-Thc senate
has agreed to begin voting at O'Clock
tomorrow on the amendments to the
hong and short haul provision of the
railroad bill and to conclude before
the end of a legislative day.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-12

Agent Joe Stewart and wife are
eNnected home tomorrow from their
extended Southern trip. They have
been gone about a month.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-12

Let your head save your heels by
putting brains into your footwear
purchases at Mcconnell Il loves.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-12

Word was received today from Ar
thur Rush that he is doing nicely and
now has good chances of recovery.
From the terrible manner in which
the man was injured and the mangled
and mutilated appearance of his body
when he was picked up 1t could not
be believed that he could live. His
leg was crushed and has been taken
off at the hip. One of his railroad
friends today exhibited as a curio
heavy switch key which Rush carried
in his pocket at the time of the acci-
dent. 1t is smashed flat and retains
but little of its former shape.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-12

Conductor Bear is taking a layoff
for a few days. and II is reported
that he is planning on taking Il short
eastern trip.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-12

Fine ana complete line of refrig-
orators Crown Furniture Co.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-12

No dun DAYS at this store We
haven't allowed for them in our cal
collation. Mcconnell & Lowe.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-12

Saturday will be the last day for
the Carry-Us-All at Rood and Fourth
street
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-12

The engine boards at the round
house have been treated to a new
coat of paint and they present n mucn
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-12

We can show you the best line OF
Ip-to-date buggies in town.-Fred
Nantey.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-12

Special luncheon at the st. Regis
Hotel during G. A. r. convention
week Fifty cents.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-12

Mill-made SCREEN DOORS for OIL
FINISH at the Independent Lumber
Company.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-12

Fireman Wheeler, who has been
laying off for n few days to rest up
has reported for work
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-12

J. l.. Sheppard, storekeeper in the
local yards during the illness of reg
ular storekeeper, Leisenring, return
ed today to his home in Denver
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-12
NOTES

Fireman Strange is laying off cne
"Trip to rest up and attend the G. A. r.
-
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-12

Sentinel want ads bring, result
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-13
Stockton Breyities

DEPUTY RECORDER wILL-Stockton. July
12.-The will of Robert |. Pope, the late dep
uty county recorder. has been admitted to
probate Jacob Simon being appointed admin
fstrator. The estate, which is valued at SILL
900, was left entirely to the widow. Mrs. Elsie
Pope, who waived her right to administer ask
ing that her father be appointed
STUDENT FOR PRIEsTHooD-Louis AlcCann.
formerly of this city. but now a resident of
San Francisco, has been visiting his uncle
Chief Engineer McCann of the local fire de-
partment. He is a of the late John Nc
Cam, and while here announced to his friends
that he intended to enter college to prepare
himself for the priesthood
MINING EXCHANGE PLANNED-The directors
of the chamber of commerce have appointed a
committee on mineral exchange consisting of
+. E. Ellis, G. Mem. Ross, Amos Jones' Alfred
Music and $. V. Ryland. A plan has been
foot for some time for securing a mineral
exhibit from the surrounding mining communi-
ties for the chamber of commerce rooms.
REBEKAHs' INSTALLATION joint instaIla
tfon of officers OF Rainbow and Lebanon Re
beksh lodges held in the /. o. o. F. hall
last night. The work done by Deputy
District President May Sawyer Deputy Grand
Marshal Emma Groves. Deputy Grand Warden
Minnie Loveisnd. Deputy Grand Treasurer
Rose Arnold. Deputy Grand Inside, Guardian
Rose Swithenbank and Deputy Grand Chap.
lain Mrs. Matte Sawyer
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-13
CHAMBER OF COM MERGE
HEARS CHARTER PLAN
Considers Proposal to Publish
Educational Magazine

STOCKTON. July 12.-The directors
of the chamber of commerce were ad-
dressed last evening by J. F. Selig, rep
resenting the Pacific league of Califor-
mia municipalities, concerning the pub
lication of special magazine dealing
with charters and their provisions. He
asked for financial aid from the cham
ber, stating that one issue of the mag
azine is TO contain A pages dealing
exclusively with Stockton's charter. 1t
is believed that in this manner an edu-
cational campaign can be carried on
throughout the state.
Mayor r. r. Reibenstein was present
and advocated the general plan. The
board took the matter under advise
ment.
Z. d. Quintin. who is building a
glass factory on Weber point, explained
that he had expended such money as he
had on hand in the construction of the
plant and asked that he be given finan-
cial assistance, arguing that his in
dustry would prove a benefit to the
city. The chamber will take the mat
ter up in executive session.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-13
CHARTER ELECTION
CALL is POSTPONED
Council Undecided About Pri-
mary Law Provision

STOCKTON. July 12.-City Attorney
de Witt Clary has submitted report
on the procedure necessary. for a new
charter. The report was submitted
last night, the citizens petition for an
election on Is amendments to the char
ter having been in circulation the last
week.
Councilmen Gall, Inglish and Arm
strong were in favor of having the city
attorney Immediately proceed with the
call for the election, but Councilmen
Brisco, OK eefe, Eshbach, Dewey and
Heimann overruled their motion, and
the opinion was referred to the com
mittee of the whole.
Clary holds that the primary law af-
fects the procedure and that an cleo
ton must be called under the primary
election law for the purpose of making
nomination for candidates for board
of Is freeholders. These freeholders
must prepare a draft OF the charter
within go days after their election, and
after the same has been published in
two daily newspapers 20 days the cleo
t1on to ratify the charter must be held.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-13
Will DISCOVERED
BENEATH CARPET
In Brief Document T. j. Golf
Leaves $4,000 in Property
to His Sister
Special Dispatch 10 The Call


STOCKTON, July 12.-Perhaps the
most unique will ever filed for probate
in San Joaquin county was that of
Thomas j. Golf, field today Golf died
several months ago, but it was not
until this morning that it was known
that he had left will. The document
was written on a scrap of paper, folded
in envelope marked important" ("
and inserted in sample grain ba &
which was secreted beneath the carpet
in one corner of Goffs room. 1t was
found there this morning by a family
named Williams, now occupying the
house.
The will follows:
stockton, Dec. 10, 1907.
Il hereby will to my sister all of
my property, Mrs. E. N. Nieley. From
her brother T. j. GOFF.
1927 S. San Joaquin street"
The property is valued at about
$4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-13
OFFICERS INSTALLED
BY VALLEJO LODGES
Especial Dispoich TO The Call

Special DBpotch TO ne Gall
VALLEJO. July 12.-Local fraternal
organizations have installed officers as
follows:
Vallejo council No. -. Young Ladies' Insti-
tute-Past president. Mamie Ray; chaplain,
Father Clyne; president, Nellie de Celle; first
vice president. Kate Callen; second vice presl-
dent. Kate Leary; recording secretary, Dora
GrAyson; financial secretary, Anns Briody; treas
urer Mary Mcclure; marshal. Mary Kelly: in
side sentinel Rose Duarte; outside sentinel, Kate
Stotter: trustees-Kate Brody Margaret Nc
Manus Lizzie Lee. Nellie Bowman, Minnie Dun
phy: organist. Monica Hefernan.
Flor de Palma council No. 73, u. P. z. c.
President, VI. c. Borges; vice president. J. J.
Azsveda; secretary, A. A. Lewis; treasurer, J.
Lopez: conductor John Msttos; marshal, VI.
Soiza inside guard. Joe soares; outside guard.
John A. Borges; trustees-Frank Brosnahan, John
Bettencourt, A. B. Silva physician, DR.. B. J..
klotZ.
samoset tribe No %. Improved Order of Red
Men-Prophet, Walter S. Pierce: sachem, John
Donald: senior sycamore, William Colvin; Junior
sycamore Robert Walker; chief of records,
James H. Smith; keeper of wampum. James G.
smith. collector OF wampum, T. NJ. Maloney: first
sannap II. Rowe; second sannap. A. Martinez;
guard Of wigwam, l.. Boss; guard of forest, c..
Hansen.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-13

JAPANESE FARM
WORKERS SCARCE
Contractors Advertise for More
Workers to Go to Fresno
Fruit Fields

FRESNO, July 12.-With the advance
of the fruit harvesting season local
Japanese contractors for field help have
discovered that men available at pres
ent are so scarce that they will be
unable to supply the demand.
Accordingly a call will be sent
throughout the state for Japanese to
come To Fresno to work This call is
TO be in the nature of advertisements
TO be inserted in all the leading Jap
anese papers in California.
The contractors have informed the
leading growers that when the time
arrives for picking fruit there will be
sufficient laborers on hand.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-13
EXPERT DECLARES
Will A FORGERY
Document Written in Block Lett
ters With Pencil Produced
in Contest by Widow
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO, July 12.-That the
will purporting to have been written
by Granville ]. Furnish and to leave
his s25,OO0 estate to his wife was a
forgery was the statement made by
the writing expert, Carl Eisenschim-
mel, today at the trial of the contest
of the estate. in which the widow, Ade-
laide Furnish, is pitted against two
cousins and an aunt, who are benefici-
aries under g. former will.
Granville ]. Furnish never wrote
this will; in fact, no one wrote it, was
Eisenschimmers declaration on the
stand. 1T is drawing, crude fab
rication. built.up piece by piece
The will, 1T is said, was found by
Mrs. Furnish in a book in her hus-
bands library after the first will had
been presented for probate. 1t is writ
ten in block letters with pencil with
the exception of the signature, which
is in script.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-13
ST.FRANCIS PARISH
TO Hold BIG PICNIC

The congregation of st. Francis
church at a meeting held last evening
decided to give a picnic Saturday.
August s. at Shell Mound park. The pic
mic given last year was great success.
and 1T is hoped that this ore will ex-
ceed even the last event
After their outing the men and women
of the parish believe they will be filed
with greater strenth and vim to carry
on the campaign of building the church.
st. Francis church was destroyed in
1906. but very good ruin still remains
In the near future ii is hoped to re-
store the old church. supporting it with
a perfect steel frame. The success OF
this picnic will be an encOura cement
TO those interested in the rebuilding
of the church.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-13
MARRIAGES

NGER-MACDONALD-In this city. July
2. 1910, by Rev. William RAIDER. Donald R.
Ensmnger of Berkeley and Anna Rae Mae
Donald OF Oakland
EyANS-FRITCH- this city July s. 1910, by
Rev. William RAIDER, Chester Willard Evans
of Belvedere, Cal, and Sadie Marguerite
Fritch of this city.
GOULD-BOEHME-In this city July g. 1910.
by Rev. William RAIDER. Albert E Gould and
Emma c. Boehne. both OF Kenneth, Cal
HEAD-ALLAN-In this city, July 10. 1910, hy
Rev. William RAIDER, Floyd Newton Head Of
Berkeley, CAL. and Mildred Irene Allan Of
Burlingame, Cal.
MOSHER-DoYLE-In this city, July 2. 1910,
by Rev. William RAIDER, John III. Mosher and
Ray Doyle, both of this city.
NIDEvER-HA this city. July L..
1910. by Rev. A. c. Bane. Chester Arthur Nj
dever and Theresa Hammerly, both OF this
city.
RICE-APPERLEY-In this city, July 10, 1910,
by Rev. William RAIDER, Thomas A. Rice and
Ethel Bell Apperley. both Of this city
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-13
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued
in San Francisco Tuesday. July u, 1910:
BERNHA RDT-DUFFAUD-Psul Bernhardt, 35,
and Josephine Duffaud, 81 both OF 36oo
Twentieth street.
BULLIER-HA A. Butler, 20,
TsB Haight street. and Romena v Hayes 81,
Oakland
AFTS-THOMAS-Tevs NJ Crafts, 21, Ala
media. and Mae Thomas, "a Oakland.
HOI.AN-KNATYOLD-OI Holan 26, Ala
media, and Grunhild Knatvold, p, 3243 Wash
ington street.
RU RUSSELL-BAXTER-Sam 6. Russell. "a,
454 Elizabeth street. and Mary A. Baxter 2S,
1918 Sixteenth street.
SCHMITT-MAILHE-Ch Schmitt. 81, 1000
Jackson street. and Louise Mailhe, y, 1913
Mason street.
SWARTZ-NAvY-Or r. Swartz. -. and
Matilda NJ. Navy, 20, both Of S42I Beach
street.
ILLIAMSON-SCOTLAND = Robert William
son. "a. 541 Douglass street. and Helen NJ. H.
Scotland, Is San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-13
Hindu JAILED AS
TRAIN WRECKER
Officials Declare 0rientals Are
Responsible for Attempts
TO DeraiI Trains
ISeeeiaL Dispateh to The Call

VALLEJO. July 12.-Sherin J. J.
Mcdonald and the Southern Pacific de-
tectives, who have been working for
the last few days in an endeavor to
ascertain whs made the several at
tempts to wreck trains in the vicinity
Of Suisun last week, have come TO the
conclusion that the crimes were com
mitted by Hindus formerly in the en-
ploy Of the company, but who were
discharged a few days before the hrs1
effort was made TO derail train.
One Hindu is in jail. and although
be denies any knowledge OF the crime
the officers are confident that they
have the right man.
A search is being made for three
other Hindus who were with him on
the days that the rails and ties were
fastened across the tracks
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-13
EUCALYPTUS TREE
PEST DISCOVERED
Especial Diseoich to The Call

SACRAMENTO. July 12-The euca-
lyptus tree, believed up to this time to
be immune from the ravages of ordi-
nary pests, has an enemy In beelike
creature which the state insectary Of
ficers are trying to identify. As the
eucalyptus tree contains a certain
amount of poison it never before has
been attacked by any sort of insect
The beelike creature was found by for
mer Deputy States Forester Sellers
among grove OF ornamental eucalyp-
tus trees and was submitted to the in
sectary.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-13
FORMER PARTNER SUED
BY FURNITURE DEALER
Damages Claimed for Resuming
Business After Selling
TSpsciaI Dnpotch 10 The Call

REDDING. July 12.-Louis Moore,
local furniture dealer, brought suit to-
day in the superior court against Cor
oner Thomas ]. Houston for $4,000
damages because Houston engaged in
the furniture business after selling his
interest in the joint business to Moore.
Moore alleges that Houston sold with
the understanding that he would not
again engage in the business. Moore
brought similar suit eight months
ago, but dismissed it because of a tech
nicality. The new suit guards against
this
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-13
AUTOISTS HURLED ON
BARBED WIRE FENCE
Ralph HunneweII and Walter
Cooper in Accident
Especial Dispotch 10 The CelIl

VALLEJO. July l2.-Ralph Hume
well the Fairfield attorney who Is seek
ing the republican nomination for su-
periOr Judge Of SOlano county, and
Walter Cooper OF Suisun had a thrill
ing escape from serious injury or death
sunday evening while returning home
from a trip TO this city.
When two miles this side Of Corde-
lia the automobile belonging 10 and
driven by Hunneweu tipped over a
high embankment throwing both men
on top Of a barbed wire fence.
Aside from some minor scratches
which Hunneweu received on his left
wrist neither man was injured The
machine was quite badly damaged
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-13
STOCKTON COUNCIL BUYS
TWO STREET SWEEPERS
viii Ask Bids on FIushers and
Sprayers
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

lSpeo'dl DlSpdtch TO he Gail
STOCKTON, July 12.-The city coun-
ell purchased two street sweepers last
night at a cost of $3.50 each. The
clerk was instructed to advertise for
bids for street fiushers and sprayers,
1t having been decided to displace the
sweeping brigade with machinery.
The council appropriated $339 to
provide for weekly band concerts on
the public bandstand in Hunter street
plaza
The report of City Health officer DR..
S. w. R Langdon for the month of
June shows that there was not a case
of contagious disease, which is con-
sidered remarkable for a city of this
size and especially during the W.
weather.
There were eight births and 16
deaths.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-13
DEMOCRATS find
MORE CANDIDATES
Vacancies on Bourbon Ticket
in San Joaquin County
Are Filled
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

STOCKTON, July 12.-The democrats
have secured candidates to fill the
vacancies on the county ticket. To-
morrow night meeting or the demo-
cratic club will be held, when a draft
of the call for the county convention
will be passed upon.
The following are the, latest candi-
dates on the democratic, ticket:
District Attorney-A. r. Bogue
Assessor-Harry I. Fee.
Superintendent of sohools-D. w. BradIock
County Surveyor-Harry B. Budd
Assemblyman, twenty-third district - Ben
Berry,
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-13
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY
CONVENTION TO MEET
Central Committee Issues Call
for August II
SoecioI Dispatch TO The Call

I IOpeCIdI IlspdfCh 10 ne NdHI
VALLEJO, July 12.-At a meeting of
the democratic county central commit
tee held at Fairfield yesterday it was
decided to hold a county convention at
Fairfield August p for the purpose of
electing delegates TO the state conven-
tion. adopting a platform and selecting G
a new county central committee.
The convention Will be composed of
40 members, of whom 13 will be from
this city.
The republican county central COM
mittee will met in this city tomorrow
to arrange for its county convention.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-13
TWO ARRESTED FOR
STEALING HORSE
Prisoners Are Thought to Be
Members of Gang
| Special Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO, July 12.-Fred Miller,
19 years old, and Charles Cottan have
been arrested by Sheriff Reese as al
legged members of a gang of horse
thieves who have been operating
around Placer Meadows, Placer county.
The two were captured at Emf grant
Gap shortly after selling a horse and
rig belonging to T. H. O'Connell of
this city. According to young Miller,
they were hired to take the horse from
Sacramento to deliver to some one In
Truckee.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-13
MRS. MARIE MORSE is
CALLED TO LAST REST
Crossed Plains in 1858 in Wagon
Pulled by Oxen

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
SAN JOSE. July 12.-Mrs. Marie J. "
Morse, widow of c. c. Morse, who made
a fortune in the seed industry in this
county, died today at her residence in
Santa Clara. She was a native of
Washington county, Iowa, and came
here in 1853 with her father, Pleasant
S. Langford crossing the plains in a
wagon pulled by oxen.