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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-02
A ooUsLe TRAGEDY.
Pittsburg Woman Shoots promir4r.
Physician--JeaIousy Motive.

Pittsburg, Aug. DIR. George MIR.
ray Stuart, one of the most prominent
physicians of the fashionable Eass
Liberty district, was found shot dead
in his apartments at 1904 Penn ave-
nue., at II o'clock tonight, and besid.
him lay the body of Edna Wallace a
middle aged woman. A shot tf1roush
her right temple was apparently self.
inflicted after she had shot and killed
the. doctor. A revolver lying by the
woman's side strengthens this theory.
The double killing came almost on
the eve of DR.. Stuart's marriage to 4
Virginia belle. The Wallace woman
was proprietress of a house at 222
Lambert street, and the police believe
that jealousy of the doctors coming
marriage prompted the double tragedy.
The woman's body was removed to the
morgue and that of the young ply.
sician was turned over to an UNDER
taker.
Both bodies were found in the house
The police believe the shooting occur
red late last night or early this morn
ing. ..,.
DR.. Stuart was graduate Of the
College of Physicians and Surgeons Of
Baltimore. He was but q years old
and although in practice here but three
years he had become well known in
the East Liberty section. having suc-i
ceeded to a large practice held by his
uncle, DR.. E. c. Stuart. He is said to
have come from prominent family at
Winchester. Va. ~
f, The discovery of the bodies was
made by DR.. George w. Eliot. friend
of the dead man. who. becoming alarm
ed at DR.. Stuart's whereabouts. broke
into his apartments tonight. DR.,
Stuart was to have been married
Aug. 10.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-02

his trip. An enterprfsing lumber ~ =
was the cause Of the colonel's discossSs
ufe. He called up every newspaus, 81
fee In town and asked that photosr.rs
ers be sent to the colonei's editorial n.
fees to make pictures Of the departpv.
Mr.. Roosevelt was very much annov.S
but would not expand on the mere ~.
that he is to be gone four days. La.
renee Abbott. son Of Dr. Lyman *
bolt, accompanied Mr.. Roosevelt when Il.
automobile was last seen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-02
BEYOND CONTROL,
Delaware e. Hudson Calls on Sheriff
| to Handle Situation.

Saratoga. N. Y. Aug. 1.-The Della
ware & Hudson Railroad officially no
titled Sheriff Washburn today that it
was, unable to end the acts of violence
committed by strikers along the line
and wanted his assistance The sher-
if Immediately hurried deputy sheriffs
20 the scene of last nights wreck near
Ballston Lake and is prepared to call
for the National Guard if trouble con-
finues,. The situation. in the opinion of
the railroad officials, is rapidly becom-
ing serious. Every mile of track north
of Albany is patrolled by armed guards.
put rioting and attempts ct train
wreCking continue
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-02
Fear. Violence from Rsstslt.

q New York. Aug. I.--Walter Clancy,
the. owner of Brooklyn stone yaro'
asked police protection today for NM
self and his home from Louis RestslA,
who is still at large. although he killed
his mother and his friend, Henry Halu-
wick. and wounded his brother and IVY
other men on Saturday last in QUINCY
Mass.
Clancy recently bought $4,000 worth q
granite from Restelli and he has y.
ceived a telegram warming him ths.
the mailman has sworn to kill him a'1
is now on his way to New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-02
GOES HOME TO DIE.
Joe Cans Wants to Soc Mother an
Children 10 6altimors.

Prescott. Ariz., Aug. Joe car
the former lightweight champion. wy w
has been in this city critically II WIZ
consumption, left today for his e
home in Baltimore His physical Con
dition was unchanged. Just Deto's
taking the train Cans said:
Z. II know that I am going 70 die - ~
for some time have been grow
weaker day by day. want 70 M 1
mother and the two children In bess.
more before / die. ! did not REALISE ~
condition. NY last two fights n5o
down INV constitution srd made me ID.
easy victim OF consumption"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-02
THE DIAMONDS IDENTIFIED
As Mrs. crippen's, BY Mrs. emmett, I
Close Friend. s.a

New York. Aug. lin a signed dis
patch from Quebec to the. New York
American. which win be printed here to-
morrow. Mrs. Fred emmett Of Roselle.
N, j.. who was close personal friend Of
Mrs. Hawley Crippen Belle Elmore)
writes that she has positively identified
as Belle Elmore's the diamonds taken
from DR.. Cfippen and Ethel LIE Neve
when they were arrested.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-02

certain fanatics. who would ike US
to believe that we won't have enough
timber left to kindle 4 fire, in the next
generation and not enough coal ieit
to- keep II going.
why they are deluding the people
of the East, absolutely fooling1 them.
They employ figures with recklessness.
They tell the country that their re-
sources are about gone. They suggest
all sorts of absurdities."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-02
Il PREACH VIOLENT SERMONS.
Plans for Catholic DEMONSTRATION
Against Government, Aug. z.

Bilboa Spain, Aug 1.-The Roman
Catholic priests throughout the Biscay an
or northern provinces of Spain preached
violent sermons yesterday against tn
policy of the government in its conflict
with Rome. Preparations for a great
Catholic demonstration against the gov
eminent Aug. are being continued, in
spite of the declaration of the govern
ment to its organizers that no demonstra
ton threatening disorder would be al
lowed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-02
WASHINGTON PITCHER ILL.
Hendricks a Sufferer from lnfantiIe
Paralysis.

Washington, Aug. 1.-William Hend-
ricks. pitcher of the Washington Amer
lean League baseball team is patient
in the Georgetown University hospital
here. suffering from infantile paralysis.
a disease which rarely attacks an
adult Hendricks had been in poor
health ever since reporting to the
Washington team in June. He came
here from the Pacific coast.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-02
ON PRIVATE BUSINESS.
Roosevelt Starts on Trip to New Jer.
! soy and Pennsylvania,

New York, Aug. Theodore Rooseve,t
left New York early this evening on q
four-days automobile tour Of New Ter
sey and Pennsylvania. II was not his
intention to permit news Of his journey
70 become known and he refused to talk
e'ther Of his destination or the object Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-02
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Gov. Mann Of Virginia at the stroke 4,
noon Monday signed a commission AZ
pointing Former Governor Claude !
Swanson Of Chatham to succeed the ~.
John w. Daniel In the United States sen.
ate. The appointment is for the unex.
pired term. which will end on March
next
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-02
Miners Strike in the soutbxve..

Kansas City. Mo-. Aug. 1.-Negotiations
between miners and coal operatives or,
the southwestern territory after dragging
for four months ended today and a gen.
erai strike order will be issued immedi-
ately. Thirty thousand miners are ar
fected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-02
Young Nixon Bests Billy Ryan.

Albany. n. y. Aug 1.-Young Nixon Of
Boston gained slight shade over Billy
Ryan of Syracuse in a fast 1O-round bou.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-02
King and Queen on Way to England.

San Sebastian. Spain. Aug LIKING.
Alphonso and Queen Victoria left today
to pay visit to the royal family in
England They will stop at Rambouillet,
France. to visit President Fallieres of
the French republic on the way.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19
Chairs as Savings Banks

According to a dispatch from Nice,
one Prosper Alziary, the keeper of a
coffee house in Ferres. in the valley of
Esteron, recently bought an old chair
which had formed part of the effects
of the parish priest who had died, and
whose movables had been sold at auc-
tion.
The chair was somewhat dilapidated
and the purchaser set about repairing
the seat. He came across three little
packets of gold among the stufing. The
money represented about s135. It seems
that the priest, fearing robbers. had
hidden away the little hoard which he
possessed.
This is not a singular case, for some
months ago on the death of another
priest at Conseguedes, a nefghboring
village, the purchaser of the presby-
terry chairs found. f20 concealed in one.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19
Putting 1t Clearly

Lord Hardwicke spent 10 of his early
years in America engaged in mining
engineering. OF these days. says M. A.
p, his lordship tells a delightful yarn
of how he once chanced upon resi-
dent of a sleepy hamlet down south.
Are you a native of this placer"
asked Lord Hardwicke, striking UP a
conversation. Am 1 what?" exclaimed
the other languidly. The question was
repeated Whats that?" Native
native of this place?"
At this moment there appeared at
the open door of the cabin the mans
wife. Closely surveying Lord Hard
wicke she observed: "Ain't you got no
sense, Bill? He means was you livin'
here when you was born. or was YOU
born before you was livin here? Now
tell him.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19
PERSONS IN THE NEWS

w. ]. BURNS. a grain merchant of Portland. is
at the Palace. He is accompanied by Mrs.
Burns and his two daughters They are spend
ing the winter in the state.
QUEEN LILIUoKALANI left the Stewart hotel
yesterday for Paso Robes. where she will take
rest. Sam Parker and number of Honolulu
people accompanied her.
W. w. BRoUGHToN, general traffic manager Of
the Great Northern. with headquarters at st.
Paul, is at the Palace with Mrs Broughton.
U. S. HoLLIsTER, vice president of the Conti-
mental oil company Of Denver. is in town on a
business trip and is staying at the Palace.
R. C. sToDDARD, attorney general Of Nevada.
is at the st. Franeis. Stoddard conducts a
local office and is here on legal business.
J. F. CoNDoN, oil operator of Los Angeles,
is registered at the Stewart.
L. A. PARKHURsT, mining man of TOnopah,
is registered at the Palace
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19
Answers to Queries

GOLD IN A TwENTY-D. y. G.. Grafton.
How much pure gold and how much alloy is
there in United States $50 gold piece: Tell
about the coinage Of gold pieces:
In the coinage of United States sold
coins all gold is 900 fine. The value of
this per grain is .0376. In every $40
piece there are SIG grains of goo fine
gold. consequently the intrinsic value
of gold in Il coin of that denomination
is S20.00016. In other words a $50
piece contains, exclusive of the alloy
used to harden it, a small fraction more
than $50 in pure gold. The copper used
to harden the coin is worth about ,
cents a grain and the value of the alloy
in such coin is so small that it is
scarcely worth mentioning.
MILDEw STAINS-M. \. r.. Tiburon. How
are, mildew stains removed from linen? What
is mildew2
The following is the process: Mix
softsoap with powdered starch add
half as much table salt and the Juice
of a lemon. Spread thickIy on both
sides of the miIdewed linen and lay
the fabric on the grass to the sun. Re-
peat the process two or three times a
day, leaving the cloth overnight. as in
bleaching. If this does not remove the
stain nothing will. Mildew is a disease
which attacks plants and by moisture
produces spots of mold on linen, cloth.
paper, etc.
MoUNTAINS-w. R. B.. Porterville. Which
are the three highest mountains in the United
Statest Give location and height.
According to the records of the Unit
ed States geological survey the follow
ing are: Mount Mckinley. Alaska. 20
464 feet; Mount Whitney California.
1861 feet, and Mount Ebert, Colorado,
IA, ,436 feet.
RAINFALL. L. R.. wrights. What was
the rainfall in San Francisco in October. No
yember and December. 1905, aud January and
February, 1909?
Der. 2.15; January, 1851, and February,
OIL BURNERS-s. Enterprise What war
vessel or transports of the United States navy
and what trans-Paefc steamers are oil burners? ?
The United States war vessel wy
oming and the steamers Alameda and
Mariposa.
TWO DATES 4. r. and r. l. B.. Reeds
station On what day Of the week did October
4, 1898, and November IL, 1895. fail?
October, Wednesday. and November.
Friday.
CATALOGUES. I. H.. City. Where can
obtain catalogues of wholesale hardware deal
From wholesale dealers in this city
for the asking.
TEMPERATURES Subscriber Oakland What
is the mean annual temperature of Berlin, Ger
many?
4S.2 degrees:
DE YOUNG. T.. City. What was the date
Of the shooting of Charles de Young by l. NJ
KallOch?
April %, 1880
KALI0CH-J T.. City When was l. s. Kali
loch mayor Of San Francisco?
In 1880 and 1881.
HALLEY-F. B.. Tiburon How is the name
of HALEY, the astronomer. pronounced?
As if written Hall, with the a sounded
as in fat and the as in pin.
MUssEL RoCK-Arctic Club. City. What is
the walking distance along the beach from the
CliG house TO Mussel rock?
About nine miles.
CHILBLAINS-M. A B.. Reeds Station. What
should | do to be cured Of chilbIains?
Consult reputable physician.
THE oLDEST-I H.. city. What is tho
name and age of the Oldest person now living !?
We do not know.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19
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j. E TERRY Of Sacramento. who has large
lumber interests in northern California and
Oregon Is at the Palace with Mrs. Terry
b. K. BARTLETT. Mrs Bartlett, Miss Harriet
Walsworth and T. j. Hood. tourists of Boston,
are guests at the Stewart.
P. c. THEDE, a lumberman Of MADEIRA. and Ira
B. Bennett. lumberman of Sanger. are guests
at the Palace.
NORRIS BROOKE, a merchant Of Sacramento. IS
among the recent arrivals at the st. Francis.
TRUxTUN BEALE came up from Bakersfield
yesterday and is staying at the Fairmont.
REAR ADMIRAL HARBER and Mrs. Harber
have apartments at the Fsirmont.
Mr.. AND MRS. BEAUcHAMP PINDER Of -
Angeles are staying at the Nanx.
JACK REYNOLDS, mining man OF Bakersfield
is staying at the st. Francis.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19
Is Mccarthy in Alliance
With Patrick Calhoun?

difficult understand what Mayor Mccarthy means when
he that there danger OF delay whatever
regarding of the Geay street road at the hands
mayor Mr. Mccarthy been weeks in office
nothing but fuddle
legal entangements which he PROCESSES to ahead OF the
administration. The knows that such dh
until the city takes to sell bonds and they
may When they do if they should arise
legal department will attend them It is the most
obstacles that do When these obstacles will
to meet In the meantime the mayor is still
'sain9' for delay.
The doubtless acting by the mayors direction
pursuing like policy. Supervisor Walsh is quoted:
Geary
shall
help the project along It will be taken up at the h meeting
belief
ordering bids invited
the
successfully the
and build the road
What the occasion for committee hearings this matter?
question the concerned and
decided by the overwhelming of the citizen body
OF project The only resting the
go delay offer the bonds for sale
One further this regard that Chief Clerk Hagery
engaged in getting together complete OF he steps
thus taken regard the Geary project So far
present concerned Mr. Hagerty need
his valuable researches The incumbent
administration has office weeks and has taken
steps" whatever.
What election bargains if any, may prompt this policy Of
The Call advised the surface there is
delay The mayors sentiments publicly expressed look
much like those of Patrick Calhoun slightly disguised and
needless delays continued people will begin
that alliance Mccarthy and Calhoun
That would be strange conjunction of the
prOtestatons Of devotion the OF organized labor
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19
Status
OF the Hayes
Exclusion Bill
dispatch describes t

dispatch describes the situation:
kindly disposed
distinguished
decidedly bad
the president dispatched the bateshp famous
and in making
This
further to rtate
Finally precipiaed
half OF which by Russia half number
Tokyo elsewhere condemned
wound the national pride.
The United States will be governed in the disposition
of purely domestic question, such this, by irritable
susceptbties OF foreign We concde apans rgh
be heard Asatc but deny emphacay the
claim influence legislation governing immigration
to these shores.
The of the bill Mr. Hayes explains that the egis
lation general and purpo 1t makes nvdiou
distinctions between Japanese and other naonaes except
far excludes all classes eligible for naturalization
The logic OF the japanese position is that foreign nator
has the right dictate only what immigrants shall admit
but likewise those whom the privilege OF naturalization shall
be extended The Hayes bill needed legislation for the proec
ton of the Pacific from occupation by Chinese Japanese
Hndus and other Asiatics.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19
The Knee
Breeches
OF Diplomacy

How much of Mr.. Harrisons criticism inspired by desire
make politics and how much by deter
his appraisal of modern diplomacy occupation for
grown is very far aheld. We quote
in
To an
a eem
Doubtless such this that prompted Doctor
Eliot president of Harvard the British mission
The fact is that the administration has had difficulty in
finding eligible appontees for these places trouble was
enhanced by the shabby accorded Of
Chicago who unmay dismissed disgrace apparent
fault OF his
As to OF the other appointments that have
Mr.. Knox is the object OF congratulation.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19
PeriiOus
Situation of
The Bean Trust

Delno
submit for of patriotism to beans IN the
that the growers have
known the Lima Bean Growers association, whose object
keep up prices that delectable product and which
Tribune hearessly describes a trust, wit
compared
whimpeing the night.
Now have valid authority for believing that there
we'll bad and we feel confident that
dare class the Ventura association among the latter As
Ventura Free Press remarks
The association price for beans good and profitable and
the possible
higher,
possible their holdings
them to sell at lower than association prices.
We learn that his-is "a critical time in the bean situate
for the that feared that weak kneed holders
price than that fixed by the association In
days OF complaint about the high of living the
blameess OF trusts may sometimes find hard sleddng
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19
| Increase
| 0fPuIlman
| Car Rates

needs money amount
S1820000O0 in the last twelve years is
OF monopoly exercising its power oppress
Against the of this
the railroad commission and the attorney general believes
that body is invested by law with power deal with matte
and judgment order fobiddng the rates
if they shall appear to be unreasonable.
We hope that the matter will be pressed The experience
the dealing with this corporation has been
AS the Sacramento Union says:
The Pullman deserves no aors at the
dodge taxes than the Pullman and be
the Pullman
The complaint filed with the commission give
that body opportunity get something done THIRTY
years of naction
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19

committee IS passed by the house. The
bill does not name the Japanese, but
excludes all aliens not entitled to be nat
uralized 1t covers the Japanese and Hindus
as we'll as the Chinese. A Washington
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19

Secretary Knox. He believes that Mr. Knox
has hopelessly fuddled the Central American
situation by gratuitous meddling in Nicaragua,
and has set Japan by, the ears by interference
with the railroad situation in Manchuria
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19
Mr.. Kruttschnitt
May Have
Been Joking

schnitt of similarly humorous intent?
Mr.. Krutschnt insists that the public has S54OOOOOO
since 1901 owing the moderation of the Southern
Pacific which did raise although his crcum-
stances justified and demanded He had
bushe of figures show the increased of operation the
period named and these reinforced by other figures showing
decrease of 80 per cent the power of railroads purchase
labor and commodities In ne the Hartman system had
losing money coming and going.
Mr. Kruttschnitt being concerned only with operation
with finance, did dwell the fact that despite the
book keeping losses enumerated by him. the Union
paying regularly 10 per dividends and
the Southern Pacific that stock being water
Mr. Kruttsclns claim public benefacor the ground
that the Hartman control has this region roads
and competent much better founded reliance
on the of book keeping.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19

traffic director of the system, describes the
Southern Pacific as "California's baby anc
pet Mr.. Stubs, of course, was Joking il
his customary pleasant way, and the ~ques
ton arises, Should we suspect Mr. Krutt-
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19

TULIUS KRUTTSCHNITT, vice president of the Harrna
system OF roads presents the Union Southern Pacif
the unexpected gise of public benefacors and c. Subb
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19
y EPREsENTATINE BURTON HARRISON Of

d ~ IVt
not bring himself to take view of American
dpomacy in its manifestations under guiding hand OF
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19

ME Pullman company has announced purpose raise
California business, and the railroad
sion proposes take up the formal complaint
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19

by Attorney General Webb The propose
increase of rates is about Is per cent
present charges. The Pullman company do,
not pretend that it is losing money at Il
existing rates It can not make the nlt
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19

NHE Chicago Tribune is pleased make merry the
! of the Ventura county bean trust In Ventura the
has become object of popular worship and what
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19

POLITICAL
rfr..lH- Roosevelt league committee iuil Try TO
r..t candidate for goyernor. Page I3
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19

enlightened people are pleased to call
"beanfeast Ventura county raises to tn
dignity of 'beanfest," which is quite a differ
ent thing. California takes a just pride il
the conquering bean OF Ventura, and Cali
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19
REAL ESTATE

Egv tue Panama canal win increases -the wealth
,r te Golden state. Page 10
wing ,o he added 10 The southern Pacific
railway hospital here. Page ~
ReI estate board working hard for fund
necessary fe- armo-y- Site Page ~
Contracts awarded 1r owners OF property fol
l.st-Iln-s u various kinds. Page Is
4laHy attractions oGered property owners in
Dir-oe park hy Redwood City. Page Is
Secretary ol Ncs.hanJs' association suggests
scheme to promote immigration. Page 10
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19

A pleasant aftermath of the society
extravaganza was the reunion last
evening at which Miss Fernando Pratt
presided as hostess. entertaining the
men and girls of the Japanese group
with several other friends. The in
formal affair was enjoyed by 35 or 40
of the younger set.