The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 29, 1903, Page 1

VOLUME XCIV-NO. DETECTIVE VES LIFE 0F WBAIE Salt Lake Woman Again Tries to Kill Him. Draws Revolver and the Officer Quickly Disarms Her. Married CUTE. WILLING TO PROSE om her for years. divorced. —_—e———————— SECRET MARRIAGE OF MRS “DAN" HANNA Since Last April She Has Been the Wife of Edmund Kittredge ran away ing ber former husband and Plmkerton detect Hanna had obtained an im- jenction on July 12, 1901, In the Supreme Court of Obis. to prevent his wife taking the chiifren out of the jurisdiction of that court. Mrs Hanna bowever, learned of the issuance of the injunction and got <%t of the Stale before it could be served | ber Company, of which Lieutenant Gov- | Y | ernor Jones Is president. by the filing of HITCHCOCK 10 SUBMIT REPORT ON LAND FRAUDS Department of Justice Wili Order Ar- rests. mament. He deciined t make any statement as to whether Unit- s were imvoived. Hitck confidence in rmer and a for- Legisiature. They suspend judg- they would do talked with the Senators ¢ amending the ne act and the homestead | prevent frauds such as were being perpetrated, and ed him of their willingness to | le to that end. The Semators e Secretary that there bad ent practices In the ad- e land laws, but com- | there was mo more fraud in | than in other States. They re- ferred to the e of land in liew of pa:- ented land within forest resérves and | said that, while there undoubtedly had | been some sbarp practice in that comnee- | was largeiy due to the | Semator Mitcheli alsc pointed out a stricter inspection of the ares to | tended forest reservations | to prevent the frauds Ceommissioner of the Gemeral Land | o-day directed the withdrawal| ntry of 309 acres of public land in | land district, to be inecluded in | the Oiympic forest reserve. i ABRMY OFFICER ACCUSED. Captain Mercer Involved in Alleged | “Land Frauds in Minnesota. | FPERGUS FALLS, Minn, Oct. 2—a | sensation fs promised In the big suit| started on January § last by the United | States zgainst the Commonwealth Lum- | law. that an amended reply to an answer of the WLLBUD READY SHLINTION LEADER DIES WA WAEEK 1 Mrs. Booth-Tucker Missouri. | as Result of His | Injuries. | |Santa Fe Train Leaves the {| Rails and Sfrikes Steel Water Tank. Spectal Dispateh to The Cail i | MARCELINE, Mo., Oct. 29.—Mrs | | | Booth-Tucker died at 2:50 o'clock | | | this morning just as the train bar-; | | ing her and the other wounded pulled | | into the statiom here. | Colonel Holland is also reported dead. ’ MARCELINE, Mo, Oct. ®, 2 a m—| Booth-Tucker reported | and his wife is said to Bave been the wreck of the Santa Fe senger train last might at between Bosworth amd this lfef train was sest out from scene of wreck, but ¢ reached that Deint. Commander Booth-Tucker, was dying when the relief tram | Lake, and his wife, it fs asserte half an hour after the wreck. Th the oni ons B one car. The oceurred at the big = | water tank and the train struck | | stracture with such foree as to mov five feet from its foundation and throw five cars from the track. l Several other passengers were fnjured in} some of them sericusly. The | ta Tucker, the i ‘ i E, 3 i T “"‘f‘ lst of ipjured, 'so far 3s Enown. is as-fol- | omESox _STATESMEN WHO | flews: Mrs. Winfleid Baden, Max Gold- ! WILL AID IN LAND FRAUD | smith, Colosei Hollan@ of the Saivation | INVESTIGATION ! } Army, Elmer Harris of Chicage, John R Sehermerhorn of Denver. Saivation Army. She was head, Engl . on Janw er teens she was BALAY 11 THE C0IST States. St. Paul Road to == Begin Work on "Extension. —e SEVENTEEN ARE HUBT. | TOPEKA, Kans., Oct. 2—At 3:3) o'cloek this morning Genera! Manager Mudge of ihe Santa Fe said that Mrs Booth- Tucker was among those serfously injured in the Samta Fe wreck at Marceline. “From the information we have at this hour,” sald Mudge. “I think it imgrob- able that Mrs. Booth-Tu ts dead I Bave just bad our chicf operator investi- | gate and can obtaim nothing mere than | that Mrs. Booth-Tucker was among the linjured. I belleve I may say she is fatally |Burt. Our report from thers says Mrs | Booth-Tucker was more seriously injured | than any other person in the wreck™ Manager Mudge says seventeen persons were hurt, only four seriously. A special train left bere at 1 o’clock this | f Epecial Dispatch to The Cull MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 23 — Rosweil Milier, chairman of the board of directors of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Raliroad Company, is at present in Minne- apolis and is credited with having made the statement tfat comstruction work om the proposed extension of that road to the Pacific Coast will be commenced with- in two years. Once begun. it is asserted, the work will be hurried until completed. It is now very well known that it was with 2 view of providing means for the execution of this work that an increase of $35,000,000 in the capital stock of the company was autborized a little more than 2 year ago. The issue of that addi- tional capital stock has not yet takenm place, but it is now said that it will oceur shortly and the proceeds will be applied to the purpose in view when it was originally authorized. The delay in its issuance was due to a traffic arrangement the road was able to make with the Union Pacific and the Southern Pacific, which placed it upon an equality with the Chicago and Northwest- ern in dealing with the roads named. That arrangement gave it a through ser- vice, both passenger and freight, to Cali- fornia and North Pacific Coast peints. the Milwaukee and St. Paul ————— Federal Judgeship for Hunt. WASHINGTON, Oect. 2 It is under- stood to be the intention of the President te appeint Gevernor William Hunt of Porto Rico United States District Judge i i E! z; r : ? | ! 5 | Is Kiilled in | 'Her Husband Dying | tled In accordanee with | state and rights of the Eurcpean pioneers of civill- satiecn. On ne ail can be | tolerated is the immigratio f Japaness POLICY OF RUSSIA BARS JAPAN FROM ASIATIC MAINLAND ! Viceroy Aléxiefi In-| spires Remarkable Statement. T. PETERSBURG, Oect dispatch from Port say» the Nouvy Hiral. a news- paper edited by 2 member of »4 Vieeroy Alexieff's staff, after | refterating thc assertion that | | - “the Russian troops will remain in Man- | | churia until Far Eastern affairs are set- | Russian views,” RUSSIAN WHO OUNCZES THE ZAR'S POLICY CON- CERNING MANCHURIA anese to obta ;A ir own jection of sovereignty of Korea. Japan has not attaimed the status of a Europe: AHVUGAT[S be emtrusted with the | LONDON, Oct 3.—The uncertaiaty of the sitmation in the Far East. aceording to the Chefu correspondant of the Morm- | ing Post, fs serfously affecting commerce. suspended. The correspondent says: “I hear from a trustwerthy source that | RS S 2% €5 0 Japan will not gain an inch of territory | & o S et e === Halifax Newspaper question. as the Russians are frmly set- | pape occupation of Masanpho, Korea, will cut | Takes a &)ld off communication betwecen Vladivostol | and Port Arthur. Some trocps from the | trans-Baikal territory have been ordered | to the Lizo-Tung peninsula and have | Japanese paper says the Russian Conmsul | 2t Masanpho is creating a consulate “;m?lx;x‘ru. x,ts.r,eo«. TR ducoi l'-t-n.Kon-.wm.-nnnhdfl;' S Beement selntions Butwain. Con- > = | #da and Great Britain cannot exist much @R @ | 1075°T Was made to-day by the Halifax Trade between Chefu arnd Manchuria L!: tied there. It Is possible that Japanese | Stand. been styled the Army of East Siberia. A FUNERAL SERVICE HELD f Chronicie, the leading newspaper support- HONOLULU, Oct. Z.—Funersl services !!ifgr ! Mrs. main Mrs. i j PRICE FIVE CENTS, MOB FIGHTS TROOFS OVER BARRICADES Reign of Terror Exists at Bilbao. Five Strikers Killed by the Charging Infantry. { Pactories and Convents Are the Chief Objects of Rioters’ Fury. | MADRID, Oct = — | the military commandaxz sTaphs the governme: | | i | ] i | ! ! ao the rioters determined t General Velasco re; | repeatedly charged :’;c.—t of the city, | were killed and many woun {and stomes and led. Revolvers other missiles. General | Velasco adds, wers used by the ricters their strugsie with the soldiers. The principal railways are under the pro- | tection of the ruz, though pe. Trains continue to { offers of assistance from local organiza- jtions and ieading citizens, and evea the | Soctalist iead:rs are offering to advise (3« | rioters to refrain from viclemce The government has repiled to Genmeral | Velasco, approving his emergy and offer- |ing reinforcements. al thoudand | men are heid in Madrid and other towns SOCIAL REVOLUTION. is belleved ¢ around Bilvao s estabiished a reign of ing they attacked and Esza.h and shops and go | with food and | what they we | proceeded to | streets. As ia Bilbao ref | summoned. | ber of the barr | tended them wrn re | desperate fighting ensued. were killed and many w rumored- that many seldle wounded by rew cades were capt Imd the rioters we: main streets by the cavalry !'1{2! drawn sabers. According the latest accounts ceived Rete to plllage shops and are ralse mew barricades. Some tertained that the force and attack e inforcements arrfve. The soldiers is being weakemed by constan: alarms and the necessity of detafling patrols to guard factories and comvents, against which the fury of the mod seems to be equally divided. WORK AT STANDSTILL ARl work iz Biibao is at a standstill and the Government has prevented telcphomic communication with the city. In the Chamber to-day Premier Vilaverde con- firmed the report that in Bildao troops Bad carried the barricddes at the point of the bayomet and that the rioters hadl i