The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 5, 1900, Page 9

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 1900. SWITCH CREW S DISMISSED GIRL VICTIM OF THE BRUTALITY | road Company Places Horrible Story of Violence ame for Alameda Point | Charged in Complaint of Wreck. 5 Maud McGrath. omer and Switchmen | Two of the Accussd.Assailnnts in i Burns Held Moral- ly Responsible for the | Disaster Custody Under Heavy Bonds, While the Third Has Disappeared. =5 T nd Office 8an Francisco Call, 1 une 4. lity after en, Maud ated at Kirkham street, the victim, lice, of a most out- issault. James Keat- two of the accused h by Police Judge he third member with the horrible n, who has disap- s has telegraphed n throughout ective force and im company with a ded the fes- tion at During separated from 1 some oversight to escort her home, hour being late, ached am ¥ morning. from her about iccumbing to the r home an hour s summoned at once 4 a critical condi- of recog- latives r he police. 'FOOTPAD OW UNDER ARREST CO-EDS PLAYED BASKET _ BALL AGAINST ORDERS 3 + L 4 : + L 4 . k4 . & B ot A A A A A 0 A A 0 A S, 0 S they orked as th knew them k the ground car ice Believe They Have e Thug Who Shot Brechenridge. e %, Conviction June 4 t isonment e 8 the crime im to ha two of the trio i of the allegec . who saw of the scen ™ NEW CAPITOL OF NEW MEXICO IS DEDICATED | Imposing Ceremonies Mark the Ac- | ceptance of the Structure by the Territory. N. M., June 4 ) was des The new | 1 this | his ors | 1 exercises were held in | f Representatives, Mills presided op Peter B MOTHER A LYNCHING » place of the | in 1891. The nd WHO LIVES WILD IN THE wo0O0DS Strange Actions of a Demented Young Man Frighten the Inhabi- tants of Syndicate Camp. a1 Dispat-h The Cal. MONTE June 4. received from the v MANIAC k LOUISIANA DELEGAT INST ES RUCTED FOR BRYAN News has man, e ago a pparently with fati nd ' illness and ming to have come recently from Ohio, the camp and asked a night' 1o one of the houses. He w taken in by the family, but the next morning & ppeared’ and has since been seen He lives ap- parently § nd when ap- proached by a diately takes flight and hid ast seen his clothes w n nd as he has nothing to eat exce he finds in the treedom woods it is feared he will die of starva- and exposure unless captured placed under surveillance. The young man bore the marks of re- finement and is evidently violently insane. No clew to his identity has yet been ob- tained. LARGE TRACTS TO BE OPENED TO SETTLERS Agreement Reached by Cornferees of the Senate and the House, WASHINGTON, June 4.—A conference agreement w. ached to-day on_ a_bill which opens t about 2,400,000 nator Shoup of ho originally proposed the bill, opening ates Senators by di- expresses sym- - GOING TO JAPAN. Jordan Will Enfeavor to Secure Specimens of Rare Fishes. NFORD UNIV Dr. RSITY June 4—| by John gy, will hree months’ imens of fish o acres of public land. 14 at Stan- | to settlement the old Fort Hall, Idaho, in reservation, containing’ _about in- Delegate Flynn in the House na- secured an amendment similarly opening d To- & tract of about 2000000 acres in the )ecimens of Kiowa and Comanche lands in Southwest The | Oklahoma. The conference has covered and has been very stubborn, s first receive allotments of Oklahoma lands of 160 acres each, with stigating many we The India two v ve t | ¢ I b4 - June 4.—The Universi sket ball team f of the just the ar ity attempts were | made to keep the t the fact | has ed ov at the game formed the | sub, f an ion by the pro- | fessors. The young ladies were accused f having disobeyed an order of the fac ered 11 or: to make . h g ladies who TWO ARMY TRANSPORTS WILL SAIL FOR NOME Carry Supplies and Material to Build Military Barracks in the Far as cargo 600 tons for four milits Gibbon, City. uth on the Yu- Egbert is s of the town -re are military le City a regularly de- nd Ram- ituted The Seward was to have sailed to-night, but was delayed in loading. She is com- manded J. C. Downing. " Athe ians, vision of I nstruction d _ barracks "he Athenian’s °t of lumber. in the ¢ buildings ar St. Michael — s at Divinity School. Disr to The Call MA June 4.—The Church Di- ity School of this city will hold an ordination session of the graduating on June 7. The exercises will take » in St. Ma Church at 10 a. m Dr. Kendrick, Bishop of and Arizona, will preach the Intending visitors from San rmon. rancisco should take the 9 a. m. train from there. After the services Bishop and Mrs. Nichols will entertain with a lunch at the Hotel Mateo. At 3 p. m. evening prayer will be sald at the Divinity School by the newly or- dained clerg: The alumni service was held this even- ing in the Church of St. Matthew. Rev. G. M. Cutting preached the sermon. ——- ELECTION IS VOID. San Rafael May Have to Select New School Trustees. Special Dispatch to The Call. SAN RAFAEL, June 4—Last Frida election of School Trustees at Tiburon has thrown the county officials into consider- able trouble. 'W. R. Hansen, J. J. Wosser and Miss Kate O'Connor were candidates. All three were duly -elected, but it has been ascertained that Miss 'O'Connor is only 17 years of age, and therefore in- eligible to public office, The election was further complcated by the fact that the majority of the voters had fafled to get on the new register, as required by law. would invalidate the election. County Superintendent of 8chools Robert Furlong says that the whole election is vold. oo Bartender Kills Himself. REDDING, June 4—B. T. Crawford, a 48,00 acres to be held in common by them, the balance of 2,000.000 acres being opened to homestead settlers at $1 25 per m many new and | acre. HONORS FOR WHEELER. “Fighting Joe” Soon to Be Made a Brigadier General. WASHINGTON June 4.—Therefsreason to believe that the President has decided to appoint General Joe Wheeler a briga- dier-general in the regular army to fill the vacancy which will be created by the confirmation by the Senate of the nomina- tion of General Otis to be a major gen- eral. His nomination was sent to the Senate some days ago and it is believed that the President is only awaiting the favorable action of that body before send- ing in General Wheeler's name. It is as- serted by personal friends of General Wheeler that it is his Burpose to retire within & short time after his appoint- ment. —_— Judgeship for Hazel. WASHINGTON, June 4—The Judiclary Committee of the Senate has favorably reported the nomination of John R, Hazel of New York to be Judse of the Western District of New York. Only one vote was | cast against him. materially alded veral cash donation the expenses. Brying Burlington Stock. NEW YORK Brokers often airs sald to- lation for the re- v which the Union Pa- nd Chicago and Al- an iInterest in Bur- cur- ta wying of Burlington > international accumulat- Brakeman Badly Hurt. REDDING, June 4—Frank Caurry, Southern Pacific brakeman, while switching a freight Keswick station this morning were terribly crushed. He was taken to hospital in Bacramento. Curry is out 40 years old. He has a wife and three chiddren in Duns—-= train at the His hips bartender, 28 years of age, committed sui- cide at his home in Weaverville, Trinity County, yesterday afternoon. He shot himseif through the heart and died in- etantly, He leaves a mother and one married sister in Sacramento and another marrfed sister in Siskiyou County. Two hal{-brothers reside in Trinity County, Crawford had been drinking Sunday, but was in good spirits. He told some friends that he would commit suicide. They took the revoiver away from him, He then went to his home, got another glsml, sat down on the front porch and red. —_— Confectioner Ends His Life. LOS ANGELES, June 4—W, L. Holbe, a confectioner, shot and kiiled himself at his home on Twentieth street to-day. He was considered insane. He leaves a wife and family. LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. DOMESTIC PORTS, TACOMA—Sailed June 4—Schr Phi STADONA ilippine, for OCEAN STEAMERS. NEW YORK—Arrived June 4~Stmr Fries- B AL AR Safied 3 4—Stmr — S s from Naoies, for New Yorks e Lawton, which sails next | distribution | ghters and 84 | This in itself, it is held, | composed the ball game |PRISON DOORS AR OPENED BY DEATH| | with an the team nervous while it the close of th re © university > th S| kot fes from I wphatic and the stand no longer. it E Grim Reaper Renders De- cision in Long Pending North. SEATTLE, Wash June 4. wo Gov- ernment transports, the Seward and Athe- | nia will sail to-morrow for Nome. The | former will have General Randall, { v commander of the Department of | & a several members of his staff | 4 them ptain | Ebert, Lieute g Bethel, judg a Major Tucker to take passage . kS * L4 | e > o ® + @ * 3 + > + kY ; for fraud the State | clients. complaint oroperty he real | County. steal awa. ramento, station. He nanv. | WILLIAM H. ALLEN. e b eb e AKLAND, June 4.—Aged Willlam Allen died suddenly in his cell n the County Jail this afternoon | fter two years spent behind the | bars, awaiting the on of the Su- | preme Court or tence of five diate cause of death, but the old man had | suffered for several Allen was at one time known all over | bad offices in San Francisco and number- ed many people of wealth among his | Finally reverses came and Willlam Al- jlen man of law. was compelled to travel | from place as best he could. him and he was well when in March, 1598, he was arre chprged him _ with property by fraud. Lindeman swore in the Superior Court that Allen had come to him with the pre- tense that he was the owner cf valuable | in Contra Costa County which was willing to trade for the hotel business conducted by Windsor block. to Allen, but he never carried out agreement with regard estate. Lindeman, he g0ld the hotel furniture and would have left the country had he not peen apprehended. After a short trial guiity and Judge Ogden tence of five years in San appeal was taken to the Supreme Court | and pending a decision the old man was | locked up in the County Jail, remained until his sudden death relieved ! him from his earthly resp Wiiliam H. Allen was born in Kentucky 75 years ago. as known, with the exception of a son, William C. Allen, who Otto Muser of Vineyard Station, TRIES TO PREVENT OAKLAND, June 4.—For the purpose of frustrating an expected attempt of his wife to abduct their little child, William E. Watkins obtained from the Superior Court this afternoon an order restraining his wife from leaving the city with Hazel ‘Watkins, 4 years old. Watkins and his wife have been separ- ated for over a month has several times threaténed to remove the child out of reach of its father. After obtainl this afternoon, at the Sixteenth. ed to watch all outgoing trains. fearful that his wife would attempt to b ‘Watkins says he had not yet consid, divorce proceedings against his wfle.em simply wants the custody of the child, s’ employed by a local laupdry Case of W. H. Allen. mili-| @+ 40+ 00000+ 6-4Q | appeal from a sen- the penitentiary : was the imme- Heart dis months with an af- ste ful attorney. He as to place, making his living Oid friends desertea nigh fnrgotlen,‘ ted on who valuable Lindeman, obtaining of ' John Lindeman in the The hotel was assigned his to the ecountry According to his accuser, Allen was found imposed a sen- uentin, An There he onsibilities. He liad no relatives, so far is employed by “Sonoma, ABDUCTION OF CHILD nd the woman the restraining orde atkins posted hll'n.!elxt' treet depot and proceed- | He was on the evening train for Sace ut she did not appear at iee com- i | Palo Alto. | Pratn B e S R e ¢ Stanford Gave A Dare and Faculty Order Couldn’t Hold Them Back. SR e e o e e e S = ] which had become me was played went down “The team and 3 wer the charge of dis nc sen they returned. The: a hey did not play as_ the g ty of Cs am. After hav- ing guilt re them the faculty thought it best to quietly drop | the matter and the terrified girls ,ficap..‘r | by e for a divorce on the ground The members of the Gert- | of extreme cruelty. The case, which was o Se. aniiin Tin. | tried closed _doors. was _replete ¢ May Ha Stock- | with mal testimony. The plaintiff Stoer, A Kelshaw, Alice | ac r husband of gross eruelty, arno and Ethel Catton, while he in turn brought counter-charges | 0DD FELLOW LO DGES TO HAVE AN OUTING They Will Hold a Picnic at Gatos on Thursday Next. California, Golden lodge: Fellow: annual excursion and plenic at the In the pretty town of Los Gatos, i Santa Cruz Mountains, on Thursday Gate and A ne programme of games d races ha been arranged for the occasion and s large band will discourse the-latest dance | musie. | A special train will leave Third and | V1 reets at 9 . stoppin fifth and 2 “streets: | M fon Lodge will j the excur- s in a body. The affair will be in charge of the following committee Arrangements—Fre Griffiths, easurer’; Mauerhan, L. T manager—Thomas M. Millar; a floor manager E. Kimball; floor—M J. M. Kelly, G. B. Rogerson and chairman: George W, McHenry, ¥. onklin, L. W. H Tangye, J. D. Helee. Reception—C. J. € Swa MRS. RAUM GRANTED DECREE OF DIVO OAKLAND, June 4—Judge Hall t granted a divorce to Adelina R. from John M. Raum on the grou cruelty., The custody of the two children, aged 5 and 6 years, was a: ed to the plaintiff. The court reserve: question of permanent alimony. former wife is less than hal age. Maria Graham commenced sult to-day for a divorce from Willlam Graham. She alleges desertion as the ground for her complaint, e ‘Was Drowned, Not Shot. ALAMEDA, June 4. Death was found to have terday. by drowning. The indent: caused There they met the Stanford Violets.” the Berkeley o defeat by a score of worse they had to face the Mission of the Independent Order of Odd Manchester Unity, will give their a. Filbert nn, of Mission Lodge; Dr. Herring: F. W, C rd, L. Br Kieln. Sev Rosai, of Califor 3 Schott, nk Marini, M. Estudillo, Schuller, M. and J 2 Raum Raum is a well-known resident of Alameda. He has passed three score and ten, while his Dr. C. L. Tisdale conducted .an autopsy to-day on the body |of the man that was found floating in | the bay off the narrow-gauge mole yes- e asan ol o bl e as aed ] i e S S o = 23 | Los grove n the ext. . W, and H Fales E. RCE o-day nd of minor -d- the f his daughter. | been ations on each side of the head were pronounced the result of contact against rocks. No one has yet appeared to tify the body. B —— sharp iden- Henry Austin Adams Lectures. OAKLAND, June 4-—Henry Austin Adams, the distinguished Catholle leetur- | er, who has recently been giving a course of addresses in San Francisco, delivered his eloquent discourse this evening on Cardinal Newman. The lecture was at St. Franels de Sales Hall bef large audience. given ore & The affair was under the direction of the Catholic Truth Soclety. e Green Charged with Burglary. BERKELEY, June 4—Willlam Green, who was arrested last Saturday in the act of stealing jewelry from the dwellin street, as been charge He was at first char, burning | ot Wilitam Wayne, on Woolsey. whh burglary, ed with petty lar- oy Deputy Constable Preston made the charge. ————— Nemed School Directors. Special Dispatch to The Call. SAN JOSE, June 4—E. E. Brownell of this city and_W. Coleman of Redwood School, near Gilroy, were this afte: Tnoon elected members of the County Board of Education by the Supervisors. Brownell succeeds himself and Coleman takes the place of R. C. Strong. —_—————— Nominaticns Confirmed. WASHINGTON, June 4.—The Senate in executive session confirmed the following nominations: Colonel L. B, Hare, Thirty-third Ia_fntry. to be brigadier general; Colonel J. Seventeenth Infantry, to be brigadi Dantel A. Ray to be United States er | Hawalt. ‘Wanted for Counterfeiting. Smith, neral} Marshal of LOS ANGELES, June ¢—FPablo Parez, wanted in Tucson, Ariz., to answer to a charge of counterfeiting, was arrest, here yesterd: ay by Government secre vice agents. fio wil at once. 11 be taken to ed t ser- Arizona COUNTY WILL SUE ASSESSOR HENRY DALTON Supervisors to Bring Action to Recover Poll Tax Commissions. —t Decision of the Sacramento Superior Court in Suit Brought by Con- troller Colgan Brings Mat- ter to a Focus. ST Oakland Office San Francisco Call, 11183 Broadway, June 4. The decision of the cramento County Superior Court in the suit of State Con- troller Colgan against Assessor Henry P. Dalton for the collection of commissions alleged to have been illegally withheld for the collection of poll taxes in this county has prompted the Board of Super- visors of Alameda County to bring an ac- tion for the recovery of the money. It was decided by the Sacramento court that the State Controller had no legal right as plaintiff in a suit for the col- lection of poll tax commissions, but that the Supervisors of this county were the officials to bring the matter into court. At the meeting of the Board of Super- visors this morning the question was brought up, and it was decided to bring sult against County Assessor Henry Dalton for the recovery of $3%% 15 amount claimed to be illegally 3 him as his commission on the collection of poll s for last year. Dalton claims the money in question un- der a provision of the county government act, which allows the Assessors of coun- tles of the first class to retain 15 per cent of all moneys collected as poll tax. The county confests the Assessor's right to the money under a different section of the act, which provides that all such money county treasury. The refusal of Asse: the disputed amount into the treasury given rise to serious complications apportionment of the State school Control ailowance for Alameda has received all the money due, and consequently until is settled the schoo! f thi get along without State a fund. r Colgan has refused to make an County until he e claims is the matter FINK MUST PAY EIGHTY- FIVE DOLLARS A MONTH OAKLAND, June 4—Judge Hall made £ an crder this a W. Fink to pa for the support moon directing Alonzo $55 a month to his wife of herself and their Mrs. Fink asked for $10 a but the court deemed the smaller amount sufficient to s herself a who is a ll-known commission merchant of San s sued several months ago month, to the effect that Mrs. Fink had accepted ntions of other men. Letters of incriminating character were nce by the defendant’s at- 3 Reed and Frick, and the charges made by Mrs. Fink were bitterly the case was submitted - Hall refused a divorce. > blame and s were sen thel that as they had chc r paths, they would o have to make the best of it. The question of attorneys’' fees will be decided later. CLOSING EXERCISES AT THE BLIND INSTITUTE June 4.—The Institution Dumb and Blind will give xt Friday evening. This will be the la of the mu: ales before com- mencement. C begin at 2:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, ine 12. Those who will receive diplomas are: Willia Falck, BERKELEY, for the Dea: a concert n m Friedrich Draeger, Fredericka Rosa 3 John Warner Fisher, Edward Hoffman. Isaac Lipsett, Irene Loretta Lynch, Mabel Irene Reichert, Franklin Austin Stiles, Eliza- beth Gertrude Whaley. Pupils leaving by hon- orable dismissal are: Ethel Dobner, Estelle Pearl Jackson, Lester Herman Presley, Ed- ward Waldron Veary. Gilbert N. Brink, supervisor of the institute, and Miss Nellie Mae Bennett of Oakland will be married on June 14 at the Twen(y-third street Baptist Church, in Oakland. They will reside temporarily in Pomona. In the fall Mr. Brink, accompa- nied by his wife, will attend the theo- logical school in Chicago. —_————— Found With Skull Fractured. < , June 4.—Harry Marshall, colored, 80 years old, an inmate of thé County Tnfirmary, was found unconscious, with his skull fractured, last night on the San Leandro road. Whether he was struck by a car or fell and sustained the injury was not disclosed. The former cause is probably the correct one, for Marshall was found twenty-five feet from the electric road tracks. He was removed to the County Infirmary, where an operation was performed on the injured skul he sur- Marshall will recover. Sensations of Languor weakness, if frequently or continuously felt, without apparent cause, indicate the system Is run jown, that the fountain of vitality, the biood, does not sufficiently sup- ply the demands made upon it by the system. Disease will certainly result if this symptom of weakness is not heeded and prompt defensive measures taken. These should con- sist in the use of a well chosen cemedy. We conscientiously advise ELECTROZONE, a restorative in- dorsed by thousands of ren lo throughout America. =The feelirg of langour indicates approaching disease. The principal cause is im- pure blood. ELECTROZONE acts on the blood and removes all im- purities. It is a positive cure for languor, weakness and nervousness. ELECTROZONE Prevents Sickness. and Prolongs Life. At Druggists, $1 a bottle. Send for pamphlet to ELECTROZONE MFG. CO., 8. S T S T TR LT TR T . A e and must be paid at once into lhei or Dalton to turn | the needs of | two | ymmencement exercises will | ADVERTISEMENTS. 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