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; SprigHtly^women' who * fish !; and 'hunt-=
with success !^Thcre^ are; many of them ;in j
California.: : Read of nheir exploits; ami ; seei
oiuinglphotbs;6f|thein^n; '. ... ; i
rTHE SUNDAY/CALL
volume^ cii^q:; X
GRAND JURY CHARGES CHIEF OF POLICE WITH GROSS MISCONDUCT
TELEPHONE ELECTRICIANS STRIKE TO CAUSE OF THE OPERATORS
POND LEAVES
DEBTS THAT
TOTAL $75,000
Disappearance of * Former
Mayor's Son Due to
Heavy -Losses
FAItS- IN/ BUSINESS
Qoes ; East : While -Brother
• Attempts . Settlement
With Creditors, \
ALL : : MAY .BE: PAID
Clubman's Predicament; Due
in Part to Decline in-
Fishing
Edvard Pond, clubman and] ton* of
former mayor, ~ whote < departure f from
city is explained} by .announcement \ of.
hif failare'in '.business.'; ,\u25a0 *'* .'"-.; •-. \u25a0
Liabilities estimated : at \ $75,000 • are
given as the reason for the disappear
ance 'of *" Edward \u25a0*\u25a0' Pond, ; prominent
young ; clubman \ and - son ' of \ former
Mayor ~ Edward * B. ; Pond, 'who * has
been missing : . two . weeks. ; About .25
creditors, ';. for the most "part* shi?
chandlers, . are said to be affected' by
the failure. . "JVoung ; . Pond's ,' relatives
and * business . associates, beyond - ad
mitting that they "last heard from the
missing man in ' New York, persist ; in
shrouding his whereabouts in • mystery
and ' are ; making an • effort to effect a
settlement with his • creditors. ? \u25a0 Pond's
failure came to light two . weeks <_ after
he had J'depsJted^ 1 when : his ; brother,
Samuel: V.r, Pond," of Watson, Pond' &
Riddle, . requested ; statements of ' ac
counts from, the/missing man's . credit
ors. * Among the • heavier •creditors J are
G. M. Josselyn. & C0.,- 106; Main jStreetT
and the^^ Leslie' salt refining^company.
. Pond's ' failure," 1 - his . friends \ clalm.^-uraa
caused ,- by a.% general " decline ' ; in " the
values of ; fish products,' coupled \u25a0 with
heavy ~ losses' _ f rom •' the \u2666 fire
last year. There "bas'i.beem no; meeting
of the* creditors,;, though; ajl yiavc^been
asked* for ;i statements^ by^ Samuel/- >"\
Pond /of ; Pond . & "Riddle,/ real
estate .*acents"> who 'j has : undertaken sto
straighten^his / brother's '.affairs. : The
assets, he I asserts, Twill \ nearly, meet .the
1 J abili ties!? and i he £ believes '» that' an ._ ad-
Justmentl satisfactory^ to ."all r "can pbe
arranged^; \u25a0 -- ' , '• .: '-. " : "."' '.;'•
" OW.VS THREE VESSELS ; \ ,
Edward ]P^»d :T^;alsoJa^m&nQber_of
the nirmVof {wheaton, f Pond^&iHarroM,
dairy products v and vprovisions f J . at^2l_
CommerclaT^street: .: : -The X members^of
Continued- "oa \u25a0*)&£*•'%- Columsi *3
The San Francisco Call.
INDEX OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO CALL'S
NEWS TODAY
KE f TKMPORABYJ 86
TUESDAY, JUNE< 4,< 1«07,
WEATHER" COXDITIOXS ' ;
* i'ESTERDATT-7-Cloudj; "milmtua temperature,'
60: minimum, 62. w. , ' -"" (" • .
FORECAST -FOR TODAY— Clondr; .'teg' In
morning and at night; light southwest winds,
changing to westerly. r ''. . * P«f « 11
EDITORIAL
" The. Impudent \u25a0 Pullman monopoly. * \u25a0 ; Pago 8
A lesson for, California. I ,- \ Per o 8
A chatterlac senator. Fare 8
\u25a0 Vagrant reg e t ables of \u25a0 Berkeley. . • • '; Page 8
STRIICE SITUATION . '.'
Two hundred electrical \rorkerg strive in sym
pathy with telephone. operators. ' - ' Pare 1
Governor Glllett to as«Ut. conclliatton commit- \u25a0
tee in bringing kbont conference \u25a0with : President j
Calhonn of United - Railroads and ' President Scott
of telephone company/ with i a rlew • of' settling I
strikes.''! ' . . •-":• . \u25a0 "' . •-' . .- , Page»'2
; Frank I 3. '; Symmes . confers Trtth ; gorernbr on
enUrgement of scope of committee of ten; close
watch , to be maintained in gorernmental^af
faire.' i;" . ; \' Pago 2
Haight street car wrecked by bomb.. but". pas-
Bengers- escape Injury'; Daniel \ White. >a : striking
carman, captured after chase and charged* wlta
crime.-. . ; r .-•;'-/ /- " »-"- ': }\u25a0;' • '; \u25a0^-•Page:2
GRAFT;"*' f ••'^•':
Grand Jury, returns, charges of misfeasance' !n
office against .Chief of Police Dinan." V O?t*« 1
Eleven Jurors; ire secured for. trial "of' caW
against*. Scbmitz and . defense exhausts' its J per
emptory : challenges. ', .* .. ; . } '; '^ Pago 1
: Reagan to be star \ witness of the prosecntion
of; Mayor '• Schmltx. . ' ' . ' v F«f« 3
city-/../- :". '/Ijl -\u0084\u25a0\u25a0 .•\u25a0.'.*'• :.\u25a0•:<-.:;
Liabilities of ,'575,000 - given as". the "reason for
the* disappearance '..of " Edward'-!' Pond,'' son of
a . former mayor of; San J"ranclsco." r; . v Pa^e 1
; ' Dr. : Edward ; B.'' Perrln, Indicted with John 'A.'
I nenson,, makes pitiful «. appeal for;- epeedy
I trial.*. V ;" ;: '--'" v v.. -Ci;
Supervisors amend municipal 'budget "so special
tar , will . be,, levied j for ! street " Improvements \ in
jstead'of'GearyTstreet'road."^ '"/^•\u25a0'^'^Pac^'lS
\u25a0 , SaperTisors" wrangle "'over 'attempt.' to".' force:
utilities i committee . to . report *: on ,- resolution ' for
j feltlnp franchises of United Railroads. Pag* 2
i . ; Attorney^qßarfelsiwlth She'rlff .CXell^d'tells
| him 'that .his turn>before the' grand. 1 ' jury £will[
-cwne'next.'*,-- * f \u25a0"-*"";'- ,"!.' %if S*"^*/- 1 ? Pagi»j9
'. Contesting helm of Jacob Davis 'to . carry fight
to break , will Into .: United ; . States \u25a0-; supreme
court.-- ;/ - : :. \u25a0'.\u25a0''.'. _..••'\u25a0•'" ~. .."\u25a0•/,•;: .-Page il6
- Defendant iln f divorce /• enlt : carries^ pistol %to
court.'. but disclaims murderous Intent: Pago j 9
"i Principal and janltresK of Richmond school
complain ;' to board - of ' education , tbat * new order
menaces children. .\u25a0\u25a0 .-^.': Page*9 .
Elsie ' Ehardt v granted divorce from soldier
after • her. mother \u25a0 testifies " that be had won her
daughter : away- In courtship, from a sailor ,by .
means •of sa : love . potion. \u25a0 •-**'- '**•
SVBVRBAJi \u25a0 ' /^;. '\u25a0]'\u25a0\u25a0' \u25a0*.;
\u25a0 Oakland * city .' council * decides \u25a0 upon . Immediate
seizure ; of ,.- ail ) tide * lands X lying * between t- the"
broad ' ginge - mole ' and . the •-.; Western "' Ptclflc's
strip ' and will \u25a0 fence in . the area wl th a linel of
piles. ',•-'; .; ' Page 1
Case of Dr. F.'. U.\. Van Tassell, , who \ disap
peared j last , : Thursday \ from ' Berkeley,' continues ,
to' baffle," police. v .;,-".- _ - . »- Pag» 4
Oakland l; steam . laundries . resume \ as* \u25a0'. " 'open
•hops." . Union ..; denounces . students,
who Twork ; In • place 'of . the strikers; 1 / -~ \u25a0*• -' Pag* '; 4
' Governor Gillett recedes . from * position \ln T tilt
with regents over architects to superintend state
university buildings. ," ]' I ,. .•. • \u0084Page; 4
Sheriff - begins * crusade against roadUouse ' re-.
• Korts '• selling > liquor Vwlthout -permits. " ' Fag* 4
"COAST"' "Xl: -.^ »\u25a0\u25a0:/."[ / - ; -: \u25a0 ; .-:-'.V:
/ Laundry and • teamsters of ' San =' Jose"
.po out on strike. ~t . * \ Page 6
DOMESTIC J . ,:,
Court .of . appeals . instaini sentence rof -' con
. tractors -'lmplicated Vln : : big Satunaah .harbor,
fraud.' ' . . . \u25a0 • ' "" : Pag* l , lo
. Complete \u25a0 Jury ; 1« ' sworn for the trial " of , WII ;\u25a0
-\u25a0 llim'l). \u25a0 Hay wood ' and . introduction of \u25a0' testimony
by . the • prosecution will - begin \u25a0- today. _ ' \u25a0 Pag* , 5
FOREIGX;; "'.; .".. :
',' Feellngrof uneasiness prevails In Tokyo ccn
cemlng \u25a0 future \u25a0 relations * between ' America i and
Japan. ' - '- HB^^3g>- " Para 11
_ Missionaries " flee J from' Chinese : rebels [to \ Swa
tow and - it ' Is reported '- American : squadron ' ban
been Tordered }. to ' concentrate. • . _.", ' . ;' Pag* ; 5
' • Union ' leaders! call i off '\u25a0 strike ' which has - tied
op (the, ports of : France. f r -' -\u0084. ' !11
sports " wBGp&kSB&BBI
-Well \u25a0 backed : thoroughbreds win . four races . at
Emeryville and 'book makers have an un profitable
toj.J ; ,y'- ,V>. •.'\u25a0.\u25a0"." '.' ''\u25a0".' : .'P»»»^7
Montgomery, I ridden by 'Eadtke, wins^the
Jockey, club ritake r et ' Belmont. ; . K;"y- Pat* ".7
i". BrittV and •' Nelson, I the -.latter.- represented '\u25a0. by
Manager j Billy Nolan/" agree f upon terms » for^ a
return -match. *>.' - ' ; Pag* 7
LABOR' • \u25a0 ,„' .7 '/- -.-/.;. ..:. fi'C-.jUi
Telegraphers* union presents schedule. to Postal
and- : Western ', Union,* but' latter : •declines"-/ to
negotiate. :;i : ?H*}9
MARIXEV, ' : . \u25a0.\u25a0''\r,i
United cruiser,. Milwaukee, > with ; trinl
officers on • board, , sails for, Santa ; Barbara f chan
nel; for' final -general* test.; ;\u25a0 '\u25a0' Pag*}ll
'miaixg' \u25a0,: -';"'-.:.V - -' \u25a0 ' \\~'''y \u25a0 :] - «
.Local mining stock, boards resume business and
cell *' southern Nevada \ shares :' with ' v general \u25a0* de
cllne- In- prices.- ; '"^-.'"Cv •-v-/''"-."^ : . pp J l «*'i B .
'-' Deal lsjmadUfbyiwhlch'comblnatlon'of ; mines
in;- the,' L«er district 'to "effected. Involving ex<
pendlture of -$100.000."^ ,"-,'_, ,'Z- \u25a0 " Pag* 15
; BRANCH QFFICEJ
\u25a0 Subscriptions and Adyertise-
ments will be received in San
. Francisco at following of f ices: !
,' ' ; :ie^"Fn^MOREIsTREKT-i*-- h ;
>, I Open \u25a0> until V lO j: o'clock ; ;" every S night
\u25a0 \ ' '^-/BM\yA^iraBs rAviiirraT" c / ; ' ; -7
! 4:- i Parent's * Stationery^ Store. . -.-* -
'
\ %ft*^"iJ i!i !f lc 52H' B J Blt iasch.T ;*.V%(/^
J BraVHA^GHTTsTkEET:;--:"' -:
.Chj-lstlan's'.Branc^'^ r - V; - "
» >;iwii*f<rraTsT^'c6i^MissipN '
• . /.' _ ,IHsif OTTOCHf^REET^J v ;;"^.'V
' George vPre_wi tt's^Branch. *^ ? !
f ;- ; ; ;^T2aw' s FiLLMbRE'sSTBEEiT;'' •\u25a0•.:: -,
IS^*PRMTOISCO;;
OAKLAND TIDE
LAND AREA TO
BE FENCED IN
City Council Will Take^Pbs
session' by JDriving a i:
Line of Piles > ?
VAST TRACT CLAIMED
Stretches ; From Broad Gauge
y ? Mole to Western^Pa^
5, cificViStnp
IMMEDIATE: SEIZURE
Municipality's Action J Based
Recent Decision
y^i of \u25a0; Circuit Court
. .OAKLAND, * June , 3.--By .uhani-f
inous* vote .tonight ; the city/ council
decided ;. to , actual possession of
all- 'the V submerged and partlyf'sub-
mergedl.-landflying between "the nortii
traihihg wail -pi 'Oakland harbor; arid
the broad gauge mole of the Southern
Pacific, company,; by driving a; line < of
piles extending completely/ around 'die
lands, i and : inclosing a space i approxir.
mately ; : ;4,ooo.' { feet lohg /udjitsM;feet
wide, .'j The" city './; engirieer^^ washing
stnicted -to rbegin* the work=of^driving
viding ithat ;iii \^tim6ney''rip^'m^hc
wharf fund ;tie 'made* Immediate! y^avail
able for ; the The; resolution pro£
videi \u25a0 for : the , Immediate ''seizure of vir
tually: all i tide* lands \ lying i between ; the
broad 3 gauge \u25a0 mole ; of tthe \ Southern; Pa
cific \u25a0'"company t andv the partly; finished
mole Tof -.the . Western : Pacific i railway^
but' does not 1 encroach upon them. The
Gould people ; hold a franchise from the
city for, tracks on ,the fill not ; yet s com- t
pleted.'"T_he*llnes:to'.be followed 'under
the ; council's"^' direction f start" f rom; jtlie
south"; end • of "Peralta' street) extending
to' 'low water mark. .; This "brings the
point ; of \u25a0 commencement upon
theVcasterly>end' of the .fill {which v the
Western *: Paci flc ' has \u25a0 made \u25a0 ' along \u25a0'; the
nor tht training] wall of Oakland harbon
• r The t council - has i taken ; the i position
that the land s in question belongs to' the
clty7of- Oakland .under, the decision 'of
the-United -States circuit court of ap
peals ' in" the 5; recent t Southern * Pacific*
Western' Pacific" fight- "The: decision de
clared'-that .-the {city-, of Oakland < pos
sessed the rlghtto*."wharf out";and this
has " been 7 construed further ,to*;*niean
that- the right -to ."wharf .out"; carries
with; it : title * to 'the .\u25a0 land ; necessary^ in
the construction of wharves;* The, action
tonight; follows the council's 'call on the
city ; engineer; to , plans ; and <es-
timates forrwharves on this land. V
scene of; former battle: -k < :
: The} land i for,' the seizure - of k which
provision ;'\u25a0 is '*> made '•:\u25a0: in ; , the V resolution'
adop te d '\u25a0\u25a0[ ton igtit ' was : the .• scene 1of"i a
."battle i -between' the J Southern
company - ; and n the city,; of Oakland - 14
years h* ago," ;j wheny*: former.'," Governor
George • C. i Pardee ';\u25a0 thVn; mayor] of .'Oak
land,'. forcibly |*frembved ';.a ;line\ of /piles
which j had s been driven ; byj the "railroad
company "to 'inclose "all .the' land jbe-^
tween- thY norths : tralnJng^wal'ifalid^Uie
broad gauge ' mole.* > The :of I the
council c • tonight - is r • the . . most radical
which 'has been- taken since Pardee
•orclbly^: removed ' 5 the J obstructions of
the . railroad t company and Is the first
step by> thejcity.t toward Staking posses
sion of the water front. " , >
?; : Couriciiman~?? Jackson vintroduced •\u25a0;. the
resolution { providing i f or\theyseliurefof
the 1 lands fe / It '\was~ adopted: under
suspension -of ? the 5 ] rules. Councilman
'Jackson 'saidtthat tthfe* proposed -line /of
piles^dld^ not[in' any r way interfere .with
-the'imoleVof ithe j. Southern? Paclflcf cont*
pany^ or > the i construction -workf of jthd
Western Pacific, the resolution providing
simply.<oryth^inclosing^^tb^fi^n^?bre^
'tween - the " two,* \u25a0 which ' abuts* oii '* \u25a0\u25a0: the
westerly j portlonV of
the^clty.- :\u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0'.\u25a0'. -_*> : \u25a0-.\u25a0:.: \u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0• .\u25a0":/': ;: ;
TEXT£OPiIHBi RESOLUTION
The * adoptloj^^f|^w>re'solutlon^waa
opposed by^cS^cllm^n^P^SodletonJon*
theTgrounjd^^^t^^U^^uldj^a^
much I less : expense, R by^ driving; ai much
smaller,- number; of! piles.WAfterjaniex
•tended ,'i t k wasTdecldedJJtoJadopt
. th~e^resoiuUo^^iM]f^w©e^d~^wTtS^tlie"
;coi^»^2^pi«STgßiM«ieT««- ciL\_ a
MEN WALK OUT
TO HELP FIGHT
OF THE GIRLS
Demand ; for; -Recpgjnition^ of
tlie i'- New XJxiibnlls'
Ignored ~
SCOTT NOTV ON &HAND
Committee! Says ; ft-wident
V; of JCprhpanjr Purposely Sf
Kept Away,
GLASS' PLEAv INOAIN
Repair^ ahd^ Ihst^latiohlDe^
partmehts V Witlib'ut ;
• \u25a0' \u25a0';\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 Workmen \u25a0->_-. •
* \u25a0> More v than - raembera :K: K of £elec^
.;•\u25a0;.-,- ,-;'\u25a0\u25a0 -. \u25a0•\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0--:;,-\u25a0\u25a0"•\u25a0>\u25a0• -\u25a0.w : .'"' i ----'V-r - J ;.<^*.r
trical workers'- union No. 151f deserted
>^r<r,-.- \u25a0>\u25a0-.-•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 .\u25a0,r.«:7^:'*:7V-:.*iv--."'' : '-'--i' » ri \V^
their . posts 1 ml the : six \ stations "of the
"•".\u25a0~--. ••"\u25a0-:•• V ; > \u25a0-?-\u25a0:-*- \u25a0:•' -V- \u25a0.'-£'\u25a0•" : -*.' i^^v.---;';^^'*^
telephone \u25a0'- company^ yesterday | in <re
sponse to ; the \u25a0 call I for •a 5 sympathetic
strike in behalf .'of the '^liellb^jprls.^
• y No , other : company employing elec
.-.... -.. \u25a0',*. \u25a0,•-*. \u25a0/;;,*•_ - .>• 1 -:*: •* t -^,y;:,:™S&si&
tricians « was • affected ; by the walkout.
.•*,\u25a0\u25a0'-•-->• .•?'•.\u25a0_ .'-v- ;\u25a0--\u25a0>'. -.-..: ••.\u25a0'"\u25a0"'.\u25a0'.: ; -+--*V>7-*.-^^
. The committee appointed pat the
.'\u25a0'}. L-i\;7^ \u25a0-,\u25a0.\u25a0: ; -^ \u25a0\u25a0:-':'- v \u25a0-'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0' ' I^-^
meeting '• of the linemen on, Sunday
afternoon * met '- yesterqay vmorniiig | at
6^9o\:kfeiewas;veste^^tfeluri
power.;, to :>> act,*, and ; without ;g further,
'ado I It f, tfecidealto^lif^elif^NSide??
Henry AT- ~ Scott persisted^ «alhi»sie^
f usal fj\tbj.i recognizef (the Sfoperatorsj
imio^^ThV^coThmitte^Vproceeded 5 to
Scott's; office; in' FelUnear,; Scott; street;
tu^he|^^^^t^^ereo>lr^t^ad^
commi jtee|was| gf ceted fby^Vice I*r«si^
;dent?l^u^'tGlMS.^He^Bi^d^toa^(]^^Wf'
in no \ pojltio^fto /givefany^assurance
'that' tHe^req'uestrwoufdlbe granted,* but
asked the TcoinmltTee^to'i postpone
action: for a : fewdays, J v '-""\u25a0 " '/\u25a0\u25a0i.*
'^'Acc'oVdlng^tolPresfde^
Is chairmay^V^ith^T^rike^mmittee;? it
was evident*, that Tpresldent: Scott /was
purposely .. absent; jl "We ,^'asked where
he °. ; was "'and -were '\ told; that '-he \u25a0\u25a0 was ( in
Menlo,"- 1. '\u25a0 '\u25a0;. said \u0084 Leonard ; , yesterday"
>Then"; we ? suggested ;;"'. "making ; an: apf
pbintmeht 'over, the.telephone.- V We said
jthat^we ;; would ; | be*Ewil Ang }[ to [\ igo '; : to
MeriloXor ./anyj other^, place <_\u0084'.that, .'.that .he
might name:.' ?Again? we '-were discouj^
aged.'^ Glass > said ! that } tie 'did not deem
It t expedient^f or us Ito ' visit President
Scott.'anci' 'again^furied'ithat". we; delay
final action Xfor a'i few /daysVv^We . told
him' '"thVtrwe^hiß^f^isited^Scott : c'at<the I
time .that, the. "telephone;, operators
struck" andlthat; he i; had'-been awarVjfor j
a long time! of iour,Untentlons.; : . ';f v-j
"There-was nothing." to ;• be; gained by I
further delay. We" asked; Glassj for a |
final j answer -and \u25a0he i. replied that, he
would if do fno thing \u25a0; and HhaV^ It > v was ;. in
expedient :„ to '_»\u25a0 bother j President V;ScotL-
Then r ,we\said/.;^{ f s':alll^ff^
and walked t« out. . -, < . .'
"All '?\u25a0 the! members V. at 'work , f or \u25a0 the
telephone compVnyfw
fled : to f a«lt s at \ 1 /o'clock," which a they
dld,^ excepiTI swn<B |few| men ; \u25a0 who . were
l ; worWnic?onv.uncom^
left funflnlshed J; yrouldyieovATilM»^llt»
v completed
their Iworkjand fj tomorrow^ there^'will|b^
no 'more"! electrical ! workmen" in ;. the ] em-
; lc <.
\u25a0 4/,'There?wiifrbe^some "difficulty, in I San
Raf ael.i- too)' ;_.. because U our -^ Jurisdiction
extends to ; that i place.";' | The t. linemen
|the^^went jout^;: ' )';j:^J,
i?S.«jWe T / were i\much ?v gtatified t when • j 25
nonunion^ electricians employed "t inf the
stations *here^struck with us \u25a0 and r have
made -application' -to Join the unioni
These S applications will -be Jacted^ott
at ? the i meeting,' of > the union f, tomorrow
. V'Thelwork'J of Hhes company jwilljbe
more 'serio^ly^^^^^^han lever?
There !\u25a0 were f 'orders on ' file -\ to , install
6,000 ' phones v and our ' 'trouble pushers
menl-aTrre'ady^
repaired^ forisome^ time, \u25a0 we :L believe."-' 111 1
"\u25a0 : Leonard! ialdUhatl the |totaifmember
ship; of I^l|l6l^^sj«^^ej^o^l^an|
th^er^would^^no^houg^tlatf^esent
.HI" ril > iHl>jlillff'*lMllWlft'» ll '4*'^2 W'i"|l l lll''il''i^ iF -^-^17' -"-r^wp *# \u25a0•
of an extension of a sympathetic strike
In lany< other/direction vthan ' that ' of \u25a0 the
telephone ; operators. t , ;,< . . . v>
©S!fffleetinriWwlhAd»yesterdayJafter3
noOT^at|tbTej^boj > itemp^betwje^the <
committeel f roml 15 H and 1 the! executive
iJiiSES^.-- . \u25a0..:-... \u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0' \u25a0"\u25a0;><\u25a0* a- *.\u25a0>\u25a0•; *>\u25a0-; \u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0 -^-— :\u25a0\u25a0',-\u25a0>
committee of .'the, operators." Nothing
was done "except ito» acquaint the girls
formally iof | toe^jym^ithettc^ strike ,< and
*• Chief ; of .' Police 'Jeremiah } Dmon,'* against i whom } the ffgrarid > jiay \ hat > made /\u25a0
'• formal % charge* ; 0/ 1 misconduct ). in ;, o//ice <endj»ho. »iH < T £e i tried? before expiration
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ELEVENTH JUROR SELECTED IN
TRIAL OF MAYOR SCHMITZ
ELEVEN JURORS ACCEPTED
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PAUL^ B ANC^OF^^^M^ j
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Haiglit .» Streeti^ retired^ liquor
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of 4 Major H Schniitz :;wHeri^adjournm<»nt \u25a0 ;was ; taken yesterday^ af tej£
nox)n. -^The) pro^ecutionlhad i last of
its •peremptory i^challenges ••• and | the]: jdef ense *f ollowe'd '{ suit, ; i though
not until sit 'had .made <? heroic - aftempU to i^tidoubleVitsJ share 'of
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pefemptories \u25a0 and thus'Jindennitel^
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m^^e^M^fa^ti ;extor^6h n j^
:Thr^> jurors
eieht^talesmenf.in^the;paneMnot^yet^examined.'rl:Theodore;Dellwig
of I27o^Ninth^avenue, <airetired jbaker,-%who<liadv provided.;the -staff
of life- to city ! folk; for 30? years;' ; wasc chosen ? in r 4 tHelmorning/irand
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'Frederickf;B6eckmanh*v of "i 966^Haight • . street;*-' a r; wholesale •- liquor
dealer, \ now. retired; nvho^; had -<ioneypolttics^
tlSin^S^^e^sh^i'stofSfa^^
street aii's indifferent imemberVi of | the" V- association, . and i a
haherdasherAAvith < a « shop >at •781 *: Market ; s.treet,< were ! the \u2666 a f ternoon
motion ;which?mayiplay anj important»part \ in?? the? case ni}iV. is
5 CO^IWlJED^bwl PAGES S^COtUMN I'UTa]
has its ghost ship along
>very<c&*st of the world. Stories of these
rshitfe^ytold>ter-the men who know them,
= JSKIU±i/-FIVE < CENTS.
DINAN TO STAND
TRIAL ON CHARGE
OF MISFEASANCE
Grand Jury Makes Formal •'
Accusation Against
: Police, Chief ;
I^ANGDON PROCEEDS
Immediately Files Papers
' Containing Serious
r - Allegations/
OFFICIAL CONFESSES
Tells Inquisitors How -He
Used Department to
- Help Grafters ~
-The grand jury, returned a for
mal;accusation against .Chief of
Police -Jeremiah Dinan yesterday
afternoon, charging him with
gross j misconduct in the adminis
tration of his duties, at the head
of the police department. Dinan
will be brought to trial in the
superior court on this charge in a
few days," and if ; found guilty will
be v removed' from office. The
accusation * was / placed . , in the
hands of,; District Attorney .Lang
don 'an'd= filed -by 'him with the
countyf 'cleik late in the}after.
nobn/>
.', 'Dinah's open - championship ol
the indicted grafters was directly
responsible - v for the 'action-taken
to v deposc him. Not only has he
espoused* the. cause of Schmltz and
Ruef 'personally," but the evidence : be-,
(ore the grand Jury shows that for
the past three months "policemen "de
tailed by . him * have .at his Instigation
neglected their work as peace officers
to assume the character of. private de
tectives In behalf of Ruef and "Schmltz.
/-Thl3, however, was not the, only
charge made, against Dinan. Ha Is ac
cused of having conspired with-Ruet
and several \u25a0 men known as the owners
and promoters of evil resorts i.to oper
ate {and* give protection to the - noto-^
rlous 'Pacific street brothel, so long ono
of .the rottenest of the administration's
maiayj rotten Institutions. No criminal
charge *Is brought against , him for, hla
participation in the affairs of this^dlve,
nor -for ' bl3 , activity in', having jurors
and Investigated in' behalf
of the -Indicted -mayor, and -boss, the
form'of actlo*n* brought calling for the
penalty. of dismissal from office Instead.
of i : Imprisonment. ; . .
.'-\u25a0itTwas developed by ".the grand l Jury"
yesterday that the Investigation" . "of
prospective "juror* • by ; members , of th»
police ; department': , worilnii under Di
n'an'a orders \u25a0 was not an' lnnovation be
gun", since the commencement of ||W£
Schmltx \trlal, but had, been going o"n!ln
connection • with \u25a0\u25a0 the Schmltz and ,'. Ruef
trials "for. '[ three \ months. ; Since - the
first. juryj venire", ln the Ruef , extortion
trial .was drawn .\u25a0 four ,• members >of • tho
police department have been withdrawn
from -their regular duties and have
given 'their entire time and . energy to
the\work - of . securing » the (history and
antecedents Jof prospective Jurymen -to
.the fend 'that the Indicted, chiefs 'of th^
administration < might *, be , provided c with
weapons :to 'fight the officials "of the
prosecution, •,' whom • Dinan Is , sworn to
assist. .
' , So^brazen has. Dinan; been In hi 3 open
championship of Schmltz and Ruef^tbat/
accofdinsrVtb } District : Attorney . LanS
don,-- the .of the detectives an.l
policemen assigned to look up "Jurors
hVve\b'«en';'made i directly to members of
'the*'"counsel;for'th'e accused, with only
occasional- supplementary reports to
Dinan ; himself. * Following the t return
ing^of [the " accusation . yesterday. Lang
don: said:
1 BEGUX r IiVST MARCH
','The ' beginning : of this .corrupt ; mis
conduct was three months ago,
RueJrsV, ;tVial was begun. Corporal
James! McGowaa was put in charge of
thY Investigation of talesmen" in ' Ruefs
behalf .Vaiid .with * hi m" ; we re * Detect! vo
Sergeant Archie Hamllh and ' Policemen
Rocca* and , They gave all
VhelrltiineUo lookirTg .up talesmen,' arid
instead:. of /reporting ,to '• Dinan/ Me-
Coat I siaed i mm' PißeS," Colwmsi \u25a0 1 '