The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 20, 1903, Page 2

! THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1903. DIANT BEAS] ~ |PREDICTS ERA OF PEACE |0k WAN SIES [KNOX OUTLINES TEIRS FLEGH e oo s o s mmmr MARCUMFSSLAER, RTINS PGHT| SPECIAL--TO-NIGHT I Not Be Revised Until King Arrives|L:one Juror Holds Out|Cabinet Considers Legal nf A w b Against Conviction Phases of Galveston Animal Trainer Has Ter- | of Jett. Question. i i 'Chang‘e of Venue for New rible Struggle With | Leopard. | Trial Is Promptly "Granted. Horrifying Battle in a Cage ADVERTISEMENTS. New Foreign Minister Comments Upon Tranquillity Throughout Kingdom Following Coupd’Etat and Says Constitution Wil Effort to Be Made to Launch Gunboat Monday if Con- ditions Permit. JACKSON, Ky., June 19.—But for one | - WASHINGTON, June 19.—The time of Jjuror Curtis Jett would have been con- | | the Cabinet meeting to-day was con- | of an Eastern Me H :Icted here to-day df the murder of At-|cumeq in large part by the consideration | = uagerie orney J. B. Marcum, and a majority of | or tye jegal questions involved in the de- | | the jury favored the conviction of Thomas | cision of the United States Government to —_—— White also. Both are to-night in jall at | gisregard the decision of the court of Lexington and their next trial will be at | Virginia and seize the uncompleted gun- Cynthiana, more than one hundred miles " boat Galveston at the Trigg shipyards in | | from Jackson, away from'the mountains | Richmond. Attorney Gemeral Knox pre- and in the blue grass region, under Very | sented a carefully prepared opinion on. the different conditions from those existing |subject, strongly affirming the right of | in Breathitt County. | the Government to disregard the injunc- The interest in the change of venue to- | » o i day was second only to the verdict. When | tlon granted yesterday n the Virginia | court, which forbids the resumption of Vicious Brute Inflicts Probably Fatal Injuries Before His Victim Is Released by a Host of Employes. | —Size 27x54; fringed both ends; Oriental Brussels Rug and Floral effects; large selec- 95c tions of designs to choose from. To-night only.. Judge Redwine refused to hear argu-; s p NEW 9.—Attacked by a| | ments on the change of the location it|Work on the Galveston pending a settle- | T bl Ol I th—Dark and medium colors; many de- = B R T g | was stated by many in the .ccurtroom | ment of the claim of thessub-contractors, ale 1HCIO : o te pard, Marie L. Morrello, an 4 % | | signs to choose from. Regu e Sty ulutet’ &8 that the presiding judge had heard from | who have not been pald for materfal fur- | 5 Sc ¢ Al - e Governor Beckham, who is generally be- |nished. lar 25c. To-night only, per yard................ morning ; before she | lieved to have had something to do with | the change of venue to Harrison County. | 17 Mis oolnlon, addressed to the Presl- | The residents here feel that If the ver- | dent. Attorney General Knox says that | dict of to-day had been one of conviction | the letter of Secretary Moody raises the | violence would have followed and that it | question of right and power of the United | would have extended to others than wit- | States to take immediate and complete | nesses, jurors and those who had taken | possession for all purposes of vessels of from the cage in which with the beast. She may Cordes Furniture Co. a very t anim intende She ordered he cage wed g woman's screams, the 'd his chief scene, followed by ves armed with e-— ASSERT HARRIMAN OWNS INTEREST IN NEW ROAD Los Angeles Railway Officials Say ! o.— — _— — — — _—y . 4 f He Holds Block in the San BRITISH FOREIGN MINISTER AND BRITAIN'S REPRESENTATIVE P'élo Li_n o | , WHOM HE HAS INSTRUCTED TO WITHDRAW AS . g Uil - INST MURDER OF KI} . Banta Fe system go Eas w ng with him S TGS AR L . & fch gy : mpeaied ELGRADE. June 18.—The Servian _ construed as a recognition of the Govern- E Sait Foreign Minister, M. Kalievics, | ment. Lord Lansdowne expressed his in- res trackags privi talked to the Assoclateq Press | dlgnation at the crimes of Belgrade and 55 o o Cata s et | said he thought it was not desirable that T ' ad has com correspondent to-nigh ' "€ | Sir George Bonham, the British Minister, plete Angeles B utmost frankness. The Minis- | should be in that city when the. mew ar ¥ le n the track- | ter explained the necessity of some one | regime was fhaugurated : o mpleted with the | taking office in order to insure theycon- [ THe Foretgd Minister added, .that né c tinnance of the Federal organtzation after | Proposal had, been received for concerted Daggett = action toward Servia by the powers, but : e violent coup d'etat. He was clected espit o S ~ax | the British Government ha# no intention - fMee practieally by force, but he was | ¢ " i i 4 S S 3 of maintaining ordinary relations with e piy and. willing to do his utmost for | ihe persons concernad.in the massacres. g st his country in her present distressed con- The Government yielded to none in thé . on. -He commented upon the tran- | abhorrence of events which had lately lity which prevailed throughout the | disgraced the capital of Servia and fHat abhorrence had not beemr dimipished by later intelligence which had réached the Foreign Office. It would be no exaggera- tion to say that it would be hard to find und even admitted that he was | had not been a siné i that there mpt at reprisals, not been necessary to change any LONG-STANDING PLOT. it had First Planned to Shoot King and a parallel for the outrages, even in the sady of the rrevincial officers of the late re- | annals of States which made no pretense Queen in Church. gime. Regarding the official version of | to be included among the ‘civilized com- IENNA, J The Serviar uta- | th 1 the royal palace, the Min- | munities. The Government had ascer- ® eft Belgr s ing or Government was too busy | tained that France, Germany and Italy were maintaining an attitude toward Ser- via similar to that of Great Britain, while Austria and Russia - were pre- up such a document. Be- the officers who -participated d give the detalls. He did not ng Pet late ga’s « ame here on the ect a ccmplete revision of the consti- | pared to recognize the new regime. al- s ated Press corre- | n uvntil after the arrival of King | though Russla appeared to have claimed =5 rs of the | r. Such changes as had been made | that proper punishment should be inflicted. s ted that it | simply with a view to its easier | He had telegraphed to the British Minister at Belgrade June 15 not to recognize the lusion, he expressed his confi- | provisional Government, whose freedom he new regime would restore | from complicity in the acts of that 1via. “frightful night” had not been estab- LONDON, June 1%.—In the House of |lished, nor do anything fecessitating | Lords to-day Forelgn Minister Lansdowne | Great Britain “recognizing the authority time previo | announced that the British Minister to | who may be upset in the succession to the tw solve ot the royal | Servia had been instructed to withdraw late dynasty . e h was finally de- | from Belgrade for some time on the ar- The British Minister would therefore be cide n the Konak. | rival there of King Peter and in the|absent from Belgrade when the new e ———— | meanwhile to do nothing which could be | reign was inaugurated.. Bishop Conaty Will Deliver Oration. | g« s.ssutotetetel-foietofofofoieieteteieieteioteiefetoioieieieioeiebofoeboieb bbbtk CRI June 19.-Right Rev L4 o ‘ D. D., Bishop o Los Angeles, will delive: Iy 4 FIGHT A DUEL WITH KNIVES - NINE ARE KILLED I TRAIN WRECK (N e, BEeRs (T ~wimagina- | 2 (‘Y\ ),:‘,_ ?/V,‘;‘;fixg"’ Illinois Central Head-|Italian Laborers Engage -— Sle : N \\ o~ — On Collision at in Fatal Affray in sha to ks F: P Waterloo. Shasta Gounty. miliar ob- | e . | { jects. By day |\, 1pR100, 1a., June 19.—While going | Special Dispatch to The Call. et o e | at a tervific rate and turning on a curve| purivg gLt e Bl or undamiliar | Unaware of nn\.amjr"-‘;h t::' n’d ";”f::' ques and John Thomas. Italians employ. sl By -] i, B . O e | ed on the blast furnace of the De La Mar linois Central crashed head-on into the :’n’,';r‘l ooy ;mm“ were Killed ang | Smelter fought a duel with dirk knives both engines reduced to junk. The engl- | this morning and Rodriques is lying fa- tally wounded at his home in De La Mar. night the furni- ture of her room part in the prosecution. It is thought now that after the trials of Jett and White in Harrison County the cases of other assaseins who are known here and who have never been arrested will be taken up with some show of justice on a change of venue. Among the cases cited is that of the late Dr. Cox, whose friends refused to secure witnesses for any jury in Breathitt | County that was selected under the pres- ent regime. The next case on the docket here is that of Curtis Jett for killing the town marshal, James Cockrill, but it will be postponed until after the trials at Cyn- thiana, and many believe now that there will be no need of trying Jett on more than one of the cases standing against him. Colonel Williams is night conferring with the Governor re- garding the withdrawal of the troops. It 1s understood that he advised the Gov- ernor that no number of troops could stop the lurking firebugs or the hidden as- sassing, but that at least one company should be retained in Jackson as long as Provost Marshal Longmire was kept in charge of the town. The troops that escorted Jett and White to Lexington this evening will not return. There is still much apprehension in the community for the future and many here share in the movement in different parts of Kentucky at Frankfort to- to have Breathitt County parceled out for annexation to other counties, al- though it might depreciate local valua- tions after Jackson a county seat. Some hold that in the mere loss of the so-called “Courthouse ring” the town lost its prestige as would gain much more than it would lose, | It is claimed that all the feud troubles that have aficted the county originated in contasts for local offices and afterward extended into professional, busdiness an social offices. Tt 48 consideréd that Prosecuting Attor. ney Byrd is not safe here and he went to ‘Winchestar to-night. Mr. Bailey, fore- man. Grenfi Jury which indicted Jett and White, has aleo asked for mili- tary protection. He savs he has received hinte of trouble in store for him. LEXINGTON, Ky., June 19.—When Jett and White arrived at Lexington to-night they were taken rapidly to the jail by the State guards and placed in separate stes] cages on the third-floor of the jail, despite. their request to be placed to- gether. Jett had been exceedingly unruly and insulting all afternoon, evidently be- {ng under the influence of liquor. County Judge James Hargis of Breat- hitt-came down on the train with Jett and White. Later Hargis -visited prisoners at the jail. e VICTIMS OF THE FLOOD BARELY ESCAPE MURDER ST. LOUIS, June 19.—Lying unconscious and with gaping wounds in their heads, Mrs. Samuel Bailey and her son Gus and daughter Eliza were found early to-day along the tracks of the Big Four rallroad near East Alton, Il tempt to murder them had been made, and. it is beHeved they cannot recover. The assailant or the reason for the prob- able murders is not known. The victims are in very humble circum- stances, having been driven from their home in the river bottom& near Edst Al- ton by the flood. L e e R furnace. Rodriques in turn gave the or- der to Thomas, who was working at his side. Thomas was surly and answered in an impudent manner. -The two ex- changed hot words and in a flash dirk knives were drawn. Before workmen could interfere Thomas' blade had sunk thrice into the body of his an- tagonist in the rignt hip, in the abdomen and just above the navel. Rodriques feil while attempting to jab his knife into Thomas’ neck. Rodriques was taken to his home. His wounds are sald to be fatal. Both men are married. Rodriques has several children. He has a brother living in Oak- land or San Francisco. Rodriques told Constable Williams that he did not want to swear to a complaint against Thomas and consequently .po arrest has been made. ———— A Guaranteed Cure for Piles. Iiching, Biind, Bleeding or Protruding Biles. Your druggist will refund your money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure yu. 50 cents. * e SEATTLE, June 19.—Major Bingham, qua: The former will | neer of freight. J. C. MILES of Waterico, fireman of | freight. E. R. STICKNEY of Waterloo, THREE TRAMPS, stealing a ride. ONE IMMIGRANT, unidentified. MAIL CLERK, name not .known. The injured—Charles Moran of Inde- | pendence, arm broken; George Hurc, ne- | gro, of Independence, internal Injuries. | The passenger train had orders for the | right of way, the freight crew having mis- understood the wording of its orders. The | passenger was going at the rate of fifty | miles an hour. The coliision took place | | upon a sharp curve, and it is stated that the engineers were not aware of the ap- proach of opposing trains until within a few feet of each other. Had it not been for the make-up of the train, the Pull- mans belng placed in the center, with the passenger coaches in the rear, the death ! list would have been appalling. The wreck occurred at Raymond, seven | DAME — SANCHEZ 0 miles east of Waterloo, at 2:4 this morn- % ing. All the surgeons able in Water- 00 were sent out on pecial train as | soon as tive news was received IS The rule of the Czar extends over twice as much coutlgonl territory as any other power in the world. - CAUTION NOTICE As imitations of the genuine La Flor de Sanchez y Haya famous Clear Havana Cigars are being offered under brands and in pack- ages closely resembling the gepuine goods, smokers are liable to be . imposed upon, unless they make sure that the full firm BOX and LABEL and that THIS BAND _TILLMANN & BENDEL, Pacific Slope Distributors ners of each crew were termaster, yesterday purchased the Lotus N Thomas received a slight wound. Flossie, tvo tmail steamers. o e e dead: 7 Smelter Foreman MecAndrews instruct- | P® Used to carry supplies between Seattle and JOHN R. GRIFFIN of Waterloo, ensi- | .4 Rodriques to 0o certain mork in oo | the different Sound forts. and the Flossie will R ) N COn- | he used in carrying suppiies from Haines' mis- neer of passenger. | néction with the regular routine at the | sion to Skazway. J. BANTZ of Waterioo, fireman of passenger. = FRED SCONMAN of Waterloo, engi- ADVERTISEMENTS. HAYA —appears on ON EVERY CIGAR. the Apparently an at-| the other | the United States in course of comple- | tion under contracts with shipbuilders | when there has been a breach of contract | with the latter. Mr. Knox continues: |, The right of a pdrty in ordinary litigation | |t a release of property from attachment upon | 8iving a bond for indemnity is fundamental. | It manifestly applies with greater force and reason in a case affecting the Government than | where the interests of private litigation alone are involved. The statute of 18 enables the Government, although not a party, nor in gen- eral subject to be made such, to infervene with- | out prejudice and invoke that doctrine. The nature and necessities of the subject, | the sovereign claims and the interest, the ob- Ject to be gained, in the words of the statute | and its reservations, all convince me beyond | doubt that the stipulation to be entered into is an engagement on behalf of the United | States, which shall be addressed to and filed with the particular court under proper reserve | of submissfon to the jurisdiction, whereupon discharge of the property as a matter of course would follow and adverse ciaimants would have | the opportunity of establishing, in accordance with the law, their respective claims against | the bond of indemnity thus provided. In concluding his opinion the Attorney | General says: Oné further point remains to be considered The letter of the Secre of the Navy re. quests to be authorized to employ if necessary | the military forces of the Government at his disposition for the execution of his orders in | the premises. 1 am loth to belleve that occa- | sion for such execution of the Federal powers | will arise, being confident that any claim to interferg with the national rights under the judiclal authority of the State of Virginia w be promptly disposed of and denied by the Chancery Court For this reason I shall defer | answering that question. { The Cabinet, after considering this opin- fon, unanimously decided that the Go ernment case was sound and the pro- gramme outlined yesterday by Mr. Moody | | should be pursued. An effort will be | made to launch the boat next Monday if | conditions permit. 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