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VOLUME GIL—NO. 5;
TWELVE JURORS SWORN TO TRY SCHMITZ
Dynamite Shipped to Striking Carmen Is Seized
HAWLEY UNFOLDS
THE GRIM TALE
OF CONSPIRACY
Prosecutor in Haywood Case
Makes Lengthy Opening
. Statement
UNSPARING IN WORDS
Declares That the Plotters
"Traded in the Bloody
of Enemies
TESTIMONY IS BEGUN
Witnesses Tell of Explosion
c
That Caused Death of
Steunenberg
By Oscar King Davis
BOISE. Idaho. June 4— As an
oratorical effort the speech of "Jin>"
Hawley in opening the prosecution of
William D. Haywood for the murder
of ex-Governor Steunenberg this morn
ing was far from justifying the reputa
tion of the chief prosecutor as a jury
pleader, but as a time consumer it was
a distinguished success. It was a fine
exhibition of ability to skirt around the
edges of the state's case without getting
sufficiently scar to details to permit
the ' defense to derive any benefit from
what .was .disclosed.
To b© sure, Hawley talked conspiracy, i
fie hammered at that most of the time
and occasionally in s<lv«m« terms. He
talked about tbe choice- . r - :.its of the in
ner circle of the western federation of
miners to whom "murder became a
trade and assassination a means of liv
ing." He promised to show how this In
oer circle, had grown up, how It had
planned to perpetuate itself in power
through crime and terrorism and how
:t had "traded In human blood." But
all this was in the broadest impres
fslonist style.
Again and again Clarence Darrow
protested that there was no statement
of facts by which the state would at
tempt to prove their assertions. At
every interruption Hawley merely
promised the court to make the proper
connections when the evidence was in
troduced and so gained permission to
go on. Only on two ocasions did his
references to the conspiracy charged by
the state touch matters which have not
been the subject of general talk in
Boise for weeks. Then, •when he got
away from the conspiracy and talked
of the killing: of Steunenberg, he grew
minutely detailed.
LAWYER'S TACTICS APPAREXT
On that point, however, there will be
little controversy, and what he said was
of no use to Darrow and his 13 col
leagues for the defense. But. if- tbe
opening speech did not rcvea\ much as
to the line of evidence which the pros
ecution will introduce it did > disclose
something of the character of the fight
that • Haywood's multitudinous lawyers
will have to put up. It was to b« taken
for granted that they would contest
(\u25bavery possible point all the way, but
this morning's session showed that so
far as Richardson at least was con
cerned there was no intention to limit
themselves to means of unquestioned
fairness. It was at the close of) the
opening epeech that Richardson made
this clear. The Judge took;that,occa
sion to instruct. the jurors 'out : of usual
order as to the legal presumption of
innocence on the part of the defendant.
When he concluded Richardson rose
and put In, a little speech of his ownJ
He asked the court to instruct the jury
also that the opening-speech was not
exidence but only a promise and as
such had no weight.
-Well/* said the Judge, "I think that
they understand that."
Richardson sat and', covered ., his
mouth with his hands as If •; to t hide "a
smile. '"They do now," he" responded
with a. satisfied smile.
DARROW \u25a0 VERY BUSY
Before that Darrow had given an in
teresting exhibition of ability to "get
on both sides of a proposition and to
object from -each. Hawley had fc&gun
to recite some of the crimes .with which
the inner circle of the western : federa
tionwaa charged -by. the state, besides
the Steunenberg' murder. He had named
two" ar.three when Darrow broke in with
a hot'protest,i<ieclar!ng that. they were
entirely immaterial and* Irrelevant, had
nothing -.'Whatever to . 'do -"with ' 'the
Conttaucd on Page 6, Colilbub. 3 -
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INDEX OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO CALL'S
NEWS TODAY
TELEPHONE TEMPORARY 88
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1907
\%TSATHBR ; CONDITIONS :
YESTEEDAT--Cloady ; westerly winds ; maxi
mum temperature, SS; minimum temperature, 52.
FORECAST FOH TODAY— Cloudy arid toggy;
fresh west trtjuJa. .- Taf 3
EDITORIAL
The chip oa Japan's ehocltfer. Fag« 6
A- dangerous market. '.-'\u25a0, Pare 8
An expensive . tor. " \u25a0 Face 6
righting .might of tbe armr. Page 6
STRIKE SITUATION
Joint committee hopes to be able, coon to
establish permanent peace In : tbe building in
dustry. Pa*» . 7
Can&en's onion holds enthusiastic session and
is assured of ample financial rapport. \u25a0. . Page 2
Gorernor summons maj-or .to conference about
police department and is said to hare demanded
removal of Dlnan and commissioners. Pace 1
Calhotm and Scott yield to Glllett's . reqnont
and will confer with conciliation committee to
day. * Paj o 2
Police seize \u25a0 scren stlcVs of dynamite shipped
to striking carmen. - . \u25a0.-\u25a0*' Pare 1
GR-iFT
Jury tn the Schmitz case is completed a n-i
the taking of testimony will be commenced this
morning. . W. J. , Blggy '; ia* appointed riisorto
look after the Jury during : the triaL ; Par* 1
CITY :
• Assessor Dodge's plan of assessing franchises
of business and manufacturing corporations -will
be followed in 'other coon ties. B Page 14
• San \u25a0 Francisco ' society , woman obtains ; dlrorco
from Washington banker on the grouud >of
crueltj. Par* M
. Bank commissioners confer- with attorney gen
eral and send warning letter to truant institu
tions. ,'vji v.,2* 'v^X. V; \u25a0& \u25a0 Par* 14
- Creditors of Edward Pond .meet , and j declare
they are! confident affairs \tlll soon be arranged
satisfactorily.' . 'V -\u25a0'\u25a0>" i": : : " C- Par«',T
Mrs. Minnie Evans commits suicide because
of supposed infidelity of husband and her 'death
causes him to become raring maniac. Par « 14
- John - Meary, - a . drayman, ; shoota ." and \u25a0 kills
Jefferson ' McVey, a teamster, for stealing , wife's
affections. .' •\u25a0 .; [.' . \ s ; ;•'>.; : . > *'.;^^';>»aipajS
i ' Tlie \u25a0 ennoencentent cf \ the engageiDeat- of > Miss
Marje* Hurftwt : of ; Portland and ., Leon iKntner
"marYs tbe ' chlmi&atioo : of . ' a Y; roaaiiee which
nearly^ .reinlted' la! a ; secret; wedding vj"e»
tcrday'. - |," -:. . Par* 7
suburban . ";.v ;'
. Oakland real . estate .. association elects ,15
delegates to state contention \u25a0at San Jose. P. 4
Oakland . board of education increases ' salaries
of teachers, principals and janitors. Pago 4
' Ebruder Yoong of Modesto files suit in Oak
land court' to annul runaway marriage of bt*
daughter, aged 17. . - Par* 4
Guardsman Is \u25a0 arrested on ' charge . of , baTing
stolen rerolTers and police allege that prisoner
is also a bigamist. , Fare* 4
Decision of Oakland city council [to seize
submerged barber lands pl&ces the cntirp water
front controTere y in new ; lljht. Pag* 14
COAST
Supenrtsors of Contra Costa* county plan
ecenlc road \to top ; of Mount Diablo. Par* 4
.Southern Pacific . will - abandon Suisnn-Benlcla
run and send trains through Jamison canyon. P. 9
District attorney accuses defense ' of npiritlng
away a witness in trial at San Jose. Par* 9
DOMESTIC "
.Thirty-two defendants <in Honduras company
lottery, cases, who -pleaded sruilty to misuse of
mulls, are fined a total of ?2S 1,000. Par* S
Prosecution .makes .its opening statement in
Haywood . trial and witnesses : tell of ' bomb ex
plosion by which Steunenberg met death.* Page 1
Aniedee \u25a0 Joullliw a well known local artist,
and Mrs. Lucy Wllcox Mcrsfeldcr, a portrait
palotfT.' formerly of this city, are : married . In
New York. Par* Z
FOUEIG.V • - ;
Deputation of Japanese progncssiTe \u25a0 party calli
upon foreign j minister, and , urges ] action . In , deal
ing with Chinese and 'American problems. Par* 3
Germany and Austria dislike' ltaly's plan. to
approve disarmament project at The Hague
conference. ' - .\u25a0\u25a0 Pag* 3
SPORTS
' Sugarmaid wins the Hclcne handicap at ' Em
eryTilie in fast time.' . • Par* 8
Champion Jeffries will succeed Tom'MeCarer
as fight promoter in Los Angeles,- , Page B
San Francisco and Oakland win coast league
baseball gamee. Pag* 8
All details arranged for Britt-Nclson fight but
tbe date. ' " » Par* 8
LABOR
San Francisco building ' trades "council temple
aseoclatlon flics articles of Incorporation. Par* ; 7
MARIXB
... Steamship , Enterprise ' to" taV«r* valuable • rac<
borses and r llTestock . to '; Hllo. '; \u25a0 ; ' ", Par* 9
mixing^. -' : ; : ;';"'• '' : . '\u25a0"'\u25a0-\u25a0'V \u25a0/.r:^'
Bears continue to hammer market. for Nevada
mining shares with depressing effects. Pag* 13
SOCIAL \u25a0 '
Mrs." Theodore Tomllnson, formerly -Miss Ethel
Keeney; of New; York,'; la 5 being • extensiTely J en
tertained by; her many; friends? here.' \u25a0 Par*;B
TFffiGALIII
BRANCH OFFICES
Subscriptions ; and Advertises
ments will : be received in i San ;
Francisco at following -offices:
1651 FILLMORB . STREET,!^ A; ;
Open until 10 o'clock : every ~ night.-;
'- SIJS tVAN^NE'sVA VENUE :\u25a0" A;
: . Parent's" Stationery i Store. ,;\u25a0
'SIXTEENTH fAXID tMAItKBT . STS.
-.. .'Jackson'sV Branch.'
OSSiHAIGHT ; STREET
" Christian's ;BraricK', .
3011 iieTH' ST.; COR. MISSION'
; International Stationery^ Store. • ' ".
316313 1631 CHURCH i'STREET .'i £ •\u25a0 i .'
George ; Prewitt's J Branch.
: 2200 \u25a0 FILLMORE STREET V
\Woodward'« t Branch.*". ;
,SAN FRANCISCO, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1907.
>. Juror&electcd lo fry Mayor Schmitz on cheffge of extortion: t from itfldoYighlj^dul'Bahaoii^ H. Cist and George
deUriosic flower row sleft&h^^ .
Jurors Are Given in Charge
of Elisor W. J. Biggy
W/toray; patties Detween ;
EiJiveiv Proceedings inl(2ourt i
Witnesses Who Will Testify Against Mayor
Thomas Reagan : ; >
'-/ W. ill testify : that as member j 6f t police 'commission , he teas- urged I '\u25a0 ,
v ; 'by Mayors Schmitz first to yoteltbi cancel '; liquor licenses 'of . " r *
. ~' y . . French^restaiiranh: and then- to \restore' them. ;" •. . \u25a0 \u25a0'-• .'• :u : ''\u25a0/'\u25a0
J.~A.Drihkhousc . - ; : '^'\u25a0->} r : _ ' ' ' ' \
]'. Will testify that as ' member, of ' the police commission -he* n)as \ \u25a0'• ' \u25a0-'.-.
'\u25a0 ordered by 'the mayor , to 'talie- program, in. French restaurant^; -\u25a0
..--..-::\u25a0 ;\u25a0 •' "- ••./.-•. = ;./,. .;'. : ; ; ;; : ; rf . ; ;- ; \ .:•;.. /..../\u25a0: .,. ,\--' t . .;\u25a0;:;', ;
' Will' testify' that He "ivas::dismiised? from,>police commission;':^ v
' when- he refused to vole in* French restaurant -.cases as i the'- -.V-'r
;; {i . : WilL-testify 'that Delmonic'o 's .' restaurant, , LS of '^which^lve/was ,•"
-part 'owner, iv as deprived' of its) liquor j license arid? was\forced * ,-,
•j} to-pay •'is2iY7s}i6fAbei:Rueffbefdyeni t 'i»as[-Tesl6red^ ; :^: i ": r
Antonio .Blanco' •* ' ' . ',
V Will tesiify ; that: as} proprietor ;'« of '.- the' R6odle)Dj)glrestaurant^ '
•< : tic? Tv as 'compelled to pay: $2J 75 >: to 'Ru'ef} to regain -his*: I*.
liquor license. : ' - " ' • " '>\u25a0 - ; \u25a0 • . ,•• . \u25a0\u25a0,\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0
Michel rfebrct \u25a0 i'\ .;. -* ' ' '/ [ ,\i ,
-Will testify that- as. -one \u25a0\u25a0„ of \ the proprietors' of t Mar chana s
{\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 he contributed ;~s2 t \ 7s . to • the fund- which ,v>cnt) to W V
JRiiefjforrthc renewal of \u25a0tfielliquor [licenses. > r - ;/' T. ' /7%
Jean Loupy '...'. t ;.
- \\f ill : testify '\u25a0 that as ; proprietor' of the Pup ' restaurant • he : col- ' •'
s .:,lecled the money \u25a0 paid : to Ruef . \u25a0^;. ' - - ? V - ;V -S' ' :
;. v TheVjury^which wirtoemirie t^
of- Mayor Schmitz was impaneled^ur JudgeDun^
at \ the] Busli street temple at 3:2 5 o'clock^3^e^erdayHf ter^
hoori. Assistant District Atto
'opening? statement thisjmorhing^ and; tifeproseciition :wiU
Ilieni begin the presentation^ of : -- testirno^fagainst^ Sctoitz
on ;thejciiarge7of Jiaying, extqrte
of :-Deimonicq '^^restaurant: '.-' . !^' ;-''' ': r : ~Z*S. : :'
After ' the furors had .been : sworn ; to f'ityp. the \ case" the
prosecution : «rnbvecj [that; Sheriff; G^NeU and^Goroner' W^J
Walsh be; disqualified from haying ; charge of them. . The
court granted jthev motion- and^appoihtedr W.-T.s/BigSv;
Rue Ts warden i\ as ' elisor."- . • ;
Then followedtthe mostpbltteriverbal
engagement i. which" has <ye t f occurred " at
the\ trial. ' Other .^conflicts JbetweenUhe
lawyers have' been duels^-there were
flve\ participants » in - the V. wrangle -yes
terday. J.. J. Barrett i and i C.-H.";Fal rail
took ! part 'for; the/ defense and were
\u25a0 \u0084 '* - ' \u25a0;;.-; \u25a0 •-\u0084--- \u25a0 r "i*-' i^.m^&%& s i&&r2Gs&
met by ; Heney.jandtHiram \u25a0 )W.' j Johm«on.'
Finally ; J. .C. ; Campbell, , w ho (up ; to • f nat
time had been the, peace commissioner,
of ;, the- case,\l broke ihis^'t reserve; arid
flasaedl his :.ve^rbal^b^e.^lnsthe^meJee
of words ; Barrett , indulged . in; slurs ] and
Innuendoes ; directed^ att. the court
.'•;-'.'•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0" . i .'--;'.. i . 'r:'.:- ":;'\u25a0'\u25a0* ' r ; v \u25a0\u25a0"..•\u25a0• > ' \u25a0'_"': : ;'-» \u25a0/ : ''"\--'.if:' v '--f~,-- :
Heney ; suggested that he ; be ; committed
to* Jail. '' ~' ' *~^ *
V The ' row; was ''.on \u25a0 by. ; the
def elndanVs n attorneys.'.Twho '"^appeared"- i
\u25a0i-- T H**-f"~^*r \u25a0 -i.it- \u25a0'".*-;"**'; --~-XJ-\'?. -"- -~~.-"" -<-. -.--I -^- -.;.%.-*- . z&- -n**-*^ '
toffeeltithatMt'waa their a speclal'duty
tolpreventtthe|Jurors.lfrom*being?kept i
; together' during f .the, trial"; andUo; save
,—-C^**<iu*"--v, — -C^**<iu*"--v« 33 * ri >* : "'*** R »-'' ii 3, 1 "' '-''-\u25a0\u25a0'• \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0'' \u25a0- ' - "-- • i
the I sheriff t and^coronerjKoml being - t dls^
1 ' I
fZ& Coatlaacd ' on" Pace \ a. , Coloiiali
Schmitz Given a Stern
Talk by Governor
About Police
BiireftiiSai^o'Have
:?Demanded'R.emoval \u25a0;
/ 'of;. GHief-; ; Dinan :i!: i!
That the board of •; police
commissioners and Chief fof
Police -Jerry Dinan : wiH be
removed, as ; the : result of* a
demand Jby ; the ;^yerhor -at
a conference which ; he^ had
\u25a0with 'j\ la voT; Schmitz yester-^
Say- alteration. is the belief, gf
, the -la . w and [-order- conVmittee
;p7^tlVe;ai]ied : :cqmmerciaj :-"pr
. gan jzatic^ns. _\ . : ; ; J .. - f^^^K
vj^jrHein^own^efforts' having
fesulteci; in /nothing-
'satisfactory than" a} snubttjng
Tepre'sentatiyesV^of-lthe 4^^
mcrcial <, interests , : are - now <> building
their hopes of -a r reorganized .-'police
'department -, on 'l\ the , \u25a0 Oresults : -of -*\thp
heart tbf heart I talk jyesterday.after^
noon -to -which Governor ':. Gillett V : had
"sunirnoned Hh'e^maydr. \ •'.. .- ';'.-' ' \^ if
v i The* presence" of .at.theygoj
ernor.'s 'office in J,th'etferryj buildinarL-in^
\u25a0"response •" to ' # *^he ; . governor's '. summons
; nations ?of Vthe : members^ of r the^police
! commission-' and; Chief fpinaiii ;b«
! announced. .and falccepted\by" the 'mayor
today. 1 .% Members f\u25a0 of "^tho fr. committee,
while: admittins j that ;{they.. hoped C for
immediate "results from'Jth' e \u25a0 mediaitlort
of ? the- governor,'; denied ; knowledge • /of
any positive ; information 'as ! to * the- na
ture . of ( any assurance "; given .the "gov
erhor iby;Schmitr. ,"• -:; z \u25a0; : :-,>"- '-\u25a0
'^Governor Gillett,; since the day of
his \u25a0 *"'. "arrival '% in : ''. SanJ AFrancisco"'.", '\u25a0 to
give ::'< his; .^personal* ./.attention^ ..to
the \u25a0strike" -disturbances, ; has . /.been
frankly and ; emphatically dissatisfied
with Ithe .police department; as" admin
istered- by 'the* police \u25a0commission , and
Dlnan. /"vThen^ Schmitz turned'; a ; deaf
ear r toHhe\ committee of ;so;and : lts'dW
mand i for.^the|remoyal ;of -the commis
sioners f Dinan . the r governor .was
k*e^nly>'dlsappointed.;-;^ ; V \u25a0 " ; ...
(that ! the 'militia"
would not ; be s needed ;in - San \u25a0 Francisco ;
if « 'tfieTriSik T a*nd";file l of | the*-poHce';'de"- i
partnient - were t permitted f to i be'. faith- j
ful~to'their^dutle^s^ltlwas'at!the'gov^j
ernor's!^ suggestion!, that -.the i committee
of » 50? was j ! reorganized* asfa'j'lawjj and
order body. 1 'And ;when- the: plan -that
he outlined 3 for. the: committee -failed -to
receive i. a respectful J . hearing -. from
Sch'mitz, the A committeemeh i again
turned ': tot the governor 'and -he 'decided
toltake^upJthejmatterjpersonallyT^BS
I was u. b Idden < tofthejgovern-
|^s^|u^voidablel|||<ie ten tlon
,^^nvo?e^lmm^lat^^p^raon^frnatters
' ConUnued on r«*e 3, Middle Column 7.
Jii4kwuPa-'K-9 > In IliiHlir 111 l * iinfal Hltf \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 Miil—mV i II ill *«i.-
Seven Sticks of Explosives
Come by Wells-Fargo
©eleGliye on nand AA^en^^^ 7 !^
olDelivfere^ at^Mome of ?Glynns
Seven sticks of- dynamite shipped from San Mateo by
the' Wells : Fargo company to Glynn brothers, -striking car
men, who live at '^o3B Tennessee street, were seized by
Peiectiye^Tom Ryan and Secretary :J.MEi.;Handion of; the
United yesterday^afternoon and. removed to
police : |headquarters - in •an automobile. -
- Handloii, who ) notified \ the police that the dynamite
.\yas/:beihg? shipped, says' that die: Wells Fargo ; company
has'been^co-operating^; with the United 'Railroads"in being
"oii ; the lookout: for. explosives coming into San Francisco.
jrhe"dyriamitej.seized 7 he* says, \yasy detected in
tjie^ofnee ; Jof^tliei^piress company, by ( reason oi ; the fact
.thatftlfe^nitrogl\;ceriri s°.ak? through the
hews'papersiiivwliich it'jivas. wrapped. ..
. " .' ' Hatidjoh assured /Himself. -of.the '".content's", of ;tlie \pack
age^ancl' then tlie pbljcc- . Ryan/accompanied 'him
t6 ? tlie.Glynn;'fe^
the ?> package. "^ * Attorney, > it.
| r Ashe,S Detective ' : Ross -"Whlttaker 'and
Sergeant' Blanks waited around ,the^c6r;
iier, while jßyan and .Handlon went :up
the "stoop* with* the c "expfessman,- - after
fbeihg ".directed to* the Glynna^ bytthe
owner, of the , adjoining house, which
is* the- headquarters 'of .-the ycarmen's
imjion.^':^*,; ?;\u25a0> .' ."'"; : '.: \- '\u25a0\u25a0* -"J '.^X*
says '} that \ whenithe - sex-
Impertinent Question No. 2
Why i-iiAreirri Hobahds]Happy^
i^itKe^m^tloriginal or wittiest answer c to ; * this ques-
tion— arid^the briefer tHe better— The Gall will
pay FIVE "DOLLARS, 1 For *e^next five
answers TTie^ Gall wjll pay ONE DOLLAR each.
Prize -winning answers \^U beprmted next Wednes-
day Z arid t checks mailed to -the Avinners Vat once.
Make your answers lshort 'and address them- to
|gf r IMPia^^KQ^
THE CALL.
Prise Answer* to "How Can Yon Tell « Man from Los Ansdeif '
"JS"?^*^©'^.''^" iSirrinyton, 466 Frederlclc »treet,^Saa Fraariaco.
: . XBy t his desire ; to .' divide his state,* - his - country^ * eyerythlns - but T his
i mon«jyj^3a8BBBS^BBHBBBI
;' Jsl| prize I to ' Mrs.'; Margaret "Whitcomß,: MHI iValley- ;, '
:-/; It simply I cannot, tell a 'man from I • would* rather -tell
'. tho Arrand t j UI^'*^3|HBBWHH3BHBB ,"."•'<-' \u25a0"
\u25a0 \u25a0 ";$1" prize'; to -D. 1'•&!.1 '•&!." Daffy. "i 1905 Webster street. San. FraaeSsco.,
,*'? Alone iwlth a two >lungr bluff. .
\u25a0 ' ,j sl ', prize*, to ;• Elseniore ' T>. : ; la\&,\ 9oo • Linden '• •treet,''.' Oakland.
!-.X*Make^rn^isJ';llke i a "telephone franchise and watch' his ears. .
\u25a0 I - *1 prize "to'cariin F.^iagle.'ieas Üblmi' street, San .Francisco.
'\u25a0-' l^ By . c ;tlios«*v little^; copper \ pennies^,- **:"•; \u0084
;. " n fpriie jto Mrs.^H.'j C. 1 S Waiter.'i 175 A lp"in« : rtreet,*" , San Francisco.
; '\u25a0'% He" : hates (to* spend \ a-»wh6le"fnick«l I*1 '* In j" one -store.
jS. Evdry. fever, oftthe .woaderfnl , outdoors
in 'I California: will be • tremendously Inter*
\u25a0^eifjjext ; StinHay . in - the splendid* 2fa*"
irS&ci (luting Number of '
t' The Sunday^ Call
PRICE ;*FIVE CENTS.
pressman; \u25a0 inquired/" if* either -"of tha
Glynn- brothers .'was .at home'Ja girl
of -rIG -came, to- the ;door .and referred
thenv,to.lher mother.? >-.
\u25a0'. '.They, are not -at home now^' said
this -woman/' 11 according *=to "^Handlon»
."What'have you'srot.'dynanaite?* '*
Continued on Page 2. Column 8