The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, September 13, 1903, Page 28

28 THE SAN fBANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1903. CABINET IS SUMMONED FOR SPECIAL MEETING London’s Political Atmosphere Is Thick With Ru- mors of the Impending Collapse of the Balfour Ministry and the Calling of a General Election ARTISTS OPPOGE GABINET ORDER Object to Gallery Being Taken From Borlin's Control Ascribe the Change to the Initiative of Emperor William. BERLIN, Sept. 12.—The Prussian Cab- inet order of Wednesday taking the na- tional gallery from the control of the Berlin municipality and placing it under the Ministry of Public Instructions Is badly recelved by the artists and by the city authorities. The order is ascribed to the Initiative of Emperor William, whose opinion as to what ought to go in the gallery has several times diverged from that of the Municipal Art Commis- sion and Herr von Schudi, director of the gallery. For instance, the commission recently bought Kempf's “Two BSisters” of this season’'s academy. What the Emperor thought of that work is related by Kempf, who, as the commissioner in charge of the academy’'s exhibit, showed the Em- peror around. “Who painted this abominable thing?"” inquired the Emperor, stopping in front of the “Two Slsters.” “I did, your Majesty,” Kempf. Director von Tschudl wanted the gal- lery to have a Whistler and had arrang- ed to buy “Noturine No. 3, St. Mark’s,” but the city commission in this case re- fused to support Herr von Tschudi be- se, it is said, the Emperor suggested the picture was not needed. = e replied Herr . | WORKHOUSE DIRECTORS ARE SENT TO PRISON | | German Officials Are Convicted of | Jnhuman Treatment of In- [ mates of Reformatory. BERLIN, Sept. 12.—Paul Perwitzscky ectors of a work- and Ernest Wahl | { house at Saalhausen, a suburb of Dres- den, and a policeman named Anton Bru- ich have been sentenced to two years and six months, one year and six months and six months' imprisonment, respectively, in connection with terrible abuses com- PO JOR RIS M RO mitted on the inmates of the prison. The 1 \ MIER WHO WILL BE ®RO- | |inmates were maltreated, compelled to 47 f | MOTED. | climb on a hot stove and march at the - | | double quick until they were exhausted. tive i ck with the up by the Lib- ter British ini- | commission, | ection it is said Balfour will before meeting his col. | The King has been erest in the Balkan ent interview may nt of the attitude | % | O witness testified that he was bitten a dog, which he believed was trained or this purpose. Another inmate | escaped from the workhouse and w: brought back in order to be released ga: vent to insults against the Emperor, | which resulted in his getting a longer | sentence in a regular prison. ————————— | POPE PIUS SENDS BRIEF IN FAVOR OF UNIVERSITY reports | Warmly Recommends Institution at eak up and not expect any crisis| Washington to the Support of held, or, at’ ™ binet's resignation | the American People. = be reorga- |, h the antago-| ooy gept. 19.—The Pope, fulfilling a is declared le ar Devonshire, Council, and Chancellor e toward Cham- may create breaches r cannot foresee. that by the middle of ne of the political he most astute recast , but to cipated with prehe the that ap- t as ¥ the ill ef- all branches Lord | | promise made to Rev. Dennis McConnell, | the | anether period members of the | WS the | | rector of the Catholic University at | Washington, when the latter was pre- sented to him by Cardinal Gibbons, sent | him to-day a most cordial letter con- | University at Washington. The Pope | most warmly recommends the university | to the support of the whole people of the Utite rusting in thelr generosity to enable to accomplish its object, | which is to maintain and augment the | Intellectual supremacy of America. —_———— Sells Pictures of Louise. BERLIN, Sept. 12—The keéper of the ched to the Royal Opera sden, which he has occupied has been refused a re- e because he sold choc- s of ex-Crown Prin- cess Louise of Saxony, who eloped with the French tutor, Giron, and her children, | hou: at D for fifteen 3 bearing pict ADVERTISEMENTS. gmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmz: = who | | taining a brief in favor of the Catholic | 5 | A oo 4 . + . + . . | reee ceeean WAL IR A AL A A A i £ HALF CENTURY Indianapolis, Ind. 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Minister Con- ger bled to the State Department this fact, and the.matter has been referred to Secretary Hay at the Secretary’s summer ! {home in New Hampshire, for considera- | | not concerned over Russia's request, as | it is pointed out the province is a small {one and the postponement asked for is | only for a short time. | The Washington Government has re- | ceived satisfactory assurance from the St. | Petersburg authorities that the general evacuation of Manchuria will oceur on October 8. If for some reasons purely lo- ¢l to the province in question, Russia s\muld request perfnission to postpone the withdrawal of her troops from that par- | ticular province for several months, it is | #aid to be for China to say whether the | request shall be granwed. The request, in the opinion of the State Depatftment officials, does not indicate that Russia intends to break her pledge to | the powers. Secretary Hay will prepare instructions for Conger, upon receipt of which the latter will advise the Peking | Government of the attitude of the United States, 3 —_———————— LONDON TIMES HOAXED WITH A SNAKE STORY Man Who Signed Letter Saying He Liberated Rattlers in Ireland Not to Be Found. | LONDON, Sept. 12—The Associated Press is informed that no ome of the name of Warwick is staying or has been staying at the Midland Hotel, Man- chester. Judging from this it would ap- pear that the London Times has been | hoaxed into publishing the letter to-day which announced the liberation of four- teen rattiesnakes at Blarney Castle, near Cork. The London Times printed a letter dated from the Midland Hotel, Manchester, in which the writer announced that he af- rived from America on the White Star Line steamer Celtic and went to Cork. others hurt, none seriously. The dead: PATRICK CONWAY of Reedsburg, j Wis. WENDELL BROWN of Cassanovia, THREE PERSONS KILLED ON EXCURSION TRAIN | ‘Washout in Wisconsin Causes Wreck of Tender, Baggage Car and Three Coaches. ST. PAUL, Minn.,, Sept. A special excursion train on the. Wisconsin divi- of the Chicago, St. Paul, Minne- apolis and Omaha road went into a wash- out at Kempton, Wis., to-day. Three passengers were killed and a number of ‘Wis. —— MURPHY of Madison, Wis. The train was bound for Duluth and as a terrific rainstorm raged during the night the engineer had orders to pro- ceed carefully. The train was running at a speed of four miles an hour when the washout was struck. The engine passed over it safely, but the tender, baggage car and three coaches were derafled. The other seven cars of the train remained on the track. Conway was riding in the combination car and was caught beneath the wreckage and instantly killed. Brown was passing from the third to the fourth car at the time of the accident and in breaking apart the cars threw him to the ground and were piled on top of him, crushing him to death. A number of the other passengers were slightly hurt, their injurieg consistitz mainly of minor cuts and bruises. Only the fact that the train was running slowly at the time of the accident prevented a serious disaster. —_——— POPE LEO’'S NEPHEWS ASK FOR CARDINAL'S ESTATE Request Executors That Division Bs Made of Wealth of Late Pon- tiff’s Brother. | ROME, Sept. 12—When Cardinal Giu- | seppe Pecci, the brother of the late Pope, | died, Leo had all the Cardinal's heirs re- nounce their claims to the inheritance, as- suring themt they would be adequately | compensated. Not having received any- thing, the Cardinal’s nephews have now presented a request to the executors of i Pope Leo’s will that they enter into pos- | session of the Cardinal's estate or receive | compensation. | It seems that among the objects found in the late Pope's apartments were four | large baskets full of silver belonging to Giuseppe and which never had been | opened since the latter's death. It is sup- \ posed they were forgotten by Pope Leo. | —_—————— ALLEGED HIGHWAYMAN v A MILLIONAIRE'S SON sel to Fight Against His Extradition. He added that he then visited Blarney tle, where he liberated fourteen fairly good-sized rattlesnakes. The latter con- cludes: “Time will tell if St. Patrick’s edict is a myth or not. Yours for science, “C. R. WARWICK."” Plague Scare Hurts Wzrumea. & PARIS, Sept. 12.—The fficial and of- ficial reports of the conditionof the plague suspects at Marseilles conflict. The of- ficial affirms _that the situation is not alarming, but the unofficial versions say thirteen deaths have occurred, the last being an infant. Marseilles, which is the chief commercial port of the Mediterran- ean, is suffering considerably from the scare. Spanish and other ports ake estab. lishing quarantine against Ships and goods from Marseilles. KANSAS CITY, Sept. 12.—Carey Snyder, under arrest at Billings, Mont.f for al-. leged highway robbefy in Kansas City, is | in Logan | County, O. T., and if the Missouri charge | charged with grand larceny fails in Montana the Oklahoma authori- ties will seek his extradition. Snyder's father is a millionaire and lawyers have gone from this city to assist counsel en- gaged in Montana to resist extradition. —_—— iNEW LETTER TO KING Hl DEFENBS | CAUSES MORE ARRESTS | Nish Officers Ready to March Their Hlss[s FUH EZAH Regiments to Belgrade to u say fresh ish, Servia, Enforge Demand. of officers have been m Sept. 12.—Rep another letter to the King Sociaists Prepare Dem- onstration Against Nicholas. ROME, Sept. 12.—Deputy Farri, the So- clalist leader, in answer to the movement | against the announced intention of the Czar Will Not Visit Bucharest. BUCHAREST, Roumania, Sept. 1 projected vis: | to act as goar | the infant Prince N Carey Snyder’s Father Engages Coun- | Socialists to hiss the Czar en his approach- ing visit to Rome, publishes in the Avanti a vehement attack on"Russian absolutism. 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