The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, March 30, 1905, Page 1

e e e THE THEATERS. ALCAZAR—"Old Heldelberg." CALIFORNIA—"Zira."”" COLUMBIA—“The Virginian." CENTRAL—"The Gambler." CHUTES—Vaudeville. Matinee. GRAND—'‘The Beauty Shop.” ORPHEUM—Vaudeville. Matinee t day. TIVOLI—Comic Opera. SAN FRANCISCO, TH ME RRILL A WITNESS - OF OFFER OF MON —\n offer of Sl,oo, threats of wolence and as31du0\ a sensational story Charles E. Merrill told the Gran) missioner was based chiefly on Merrill’s statement that INDREDS (AR S IALSO SAYSW P L AVE BEEN MADE OF TOURISTS | T0 BE EAGER TODETER T r'ROl\/I GOING ON THE STAND IS \\% 1500 I\lPhRILED H)R DEATH tran%ofi\ggctorogd“ggtygm - (e Attempt f0 WT@CK‘Reported Attempt by ATTEMPT TO LAY TRAP FAILS the Sama Fe | NICDO}&S FO Bl |Andrews Refuses to State What Overland. ! - His Life. Step Will Now Be Taken. Brake Rod Pin Wedged in|Intervention of the Empress;RESPONSlBle NOT FIXED|| Frog at the Bdge of | Dowager Frustrates | PRICE FIVE CENTS. ‘AESTRETT] TELLS E THE STATE. of Frank A. Maestretti easy enter into ’he indictment of the Public Works Com- him to commit perjury. — “The stranger said, ‘Don’t you think it would be better for PT@CID]CQ. H]S DESIQHS' ; you to leave town before the investigation proceeds further? | i | g }T;VF"IS Yoo Orowiad | Remer Curnmto the Effct “He continued to say that if I did so 1 would have $1500 j - e " put into my hand. T asked him right out who he was speaking || T;L'ff i & veep ibat He Succeeded in Wound- i W4 like to know who he was doing business for. i mg Himsell. 5 ¢ aut it didn’t matter | | R ..... as long as 1 took the | ¢« returned with me to the times that I was at- | r he said he would Enm that $1500 was a small | “for. 1 tried to Jead | l to arrange it so he I have not seen the || SECT NITH THE LAW B Ald and Break