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THE SAN- FRAJTOISGO CALL, SUNDAYwfJTO^j 9,; 19(^
BOLD AmEMp ISiMADE
TO FIX SCHMITZ If
Elisor Biggy ; Makes Serisa-
P tional Charges' -and ;;
Names Two Men
Contlnnea from P««« 81, Column' i
room .: w M 1 dark, « »nd Biggy,. h*d : ao
sooner entered the room'.tnan • ha heard
some • one i runningn g ( In p the hall ; outside.
He ; looked i outt and f saw >Vannattar dis
appear In the Jiallway towards i hi« own
room.:; Biffgy then retnrned'totheitele
phone. vAs he took the . receiver \ott , the
hook, Blfrgy was utartied-tosjfcear ; an
other ,eonversatlonc Jusf\ beglnx»U»BrtOn
the lloe.??Aecld«ntaUy oe N had*|een; cut
in on the wire to ..Vannitta'a ;rpoin,:,ana
,the conversation \u25a0: to ] which'; h« | listened
.was ' canoe rni n gr the movements , of . him-,
B«lf^and--.thO;jary.'^:N'\-:;:'^;-"--v' : H^rS'.
don't know ,who r lt' was that^Van
tatta was talking to." said Blggy after
wards t '"but° whoever *Mt was y had v *
pretty good Idea :of what; was -going
o#, here. J I heard Vannatta's voice,'and
lien^ the ; other fellow told ! Mm \ that .we
were, t6 ifo down ithe \u25a0 bajritowards - Ban
Jose oofn f a steamer • tomorrow,"; and \u25a0 went
on to tell of -all- our plans toz the ' day
and Ju»t where the;jury men! would be
at idlfferentftimes. ;' I cut in: then;* for
I couldn't- stand it any longer, and told
Vannatta \ what •I \ thought of him jln x a
way, that was. more ; forcible than po
lite.;;-;- -A;' ;;-;\u25a0.\u25a0, \u25a0•---.;' ---:\u25a0 .;; . . .. ' ; - r \ '. -•?,
}\u25a0. "I -Jumped up : from the v *phone .then
and went to Vannatta's^ room. No. 143.
Wolf .was sitting on the bed and didn't
say V word all the timell^waji^there. i
told % them' • they.; were '^golng';; too 7 far,
ahdtthat they had: better look o ut. V^ l
said 1 1 knew- Just what . their game was
and that; they were tampering with, the
Jpry. A Vannatta ; started -to talk , back
and I told him Fd put him where he be
longed—behind ;the* prteon bars." When"
I started out of the room they followed
me» ri Bald something to ' Wolf he
said, .X)h,*: shut ; up. Tou \u25a0 caa' t * run % a
bluff like that on me.', ; 'It's no bluff,', I
told . him. i * 'I . know ; all . about '- you * and
you'll; get % your: deserts .by .* the i court
Sphere , : m '^report the - matter.' ; •Burns
told you to' say that, didn't her* sneered
Wolf. , 151 5 called him a liar and that
ended; it." . ;;- .<\u25a0'; \u25a0.'\u25a0•-•\u25a0• ;' : - '\u25a0'':;. -X*
i' After, the "episode. In the room Wolf
and Vannatta entered Into Ia v quiet dis
cussion at a table In the : hotel , lobby,
where they were busily engaged draw
ing, up, a telegram; - Their, tones became
audible several times, and parts of their
conversation drifted to listening, ears. Jv
.'"I j won't 7 sign It," : Wolf said » at i one
time, r "I've been going on record every
time ana it's up to you to go on record
this: time.": -
Vannafta signed the paper, and-pock
eted ; it,' and then • there . was - further
discussion, : during | which there was ; a
t reference -to "passing" something at
6 o'clock In the morning. V ;
.: The >\u25a0*\u25a0: suspicious • . elf cumstanoe ! , con
neoted with the latter reference Is that
6 g o'clock •;: is v the V. hour >, at which the
guard outside ; the 'windows . of ; the
rooms where the Jurymen sleep Is with
drawn.^; At that hour the shades , in: the
rooms are raised, and this is the signal
which \ relieves : the ; outside guard | from
his duty. \u25a0 Blggy > ; does ! not believe that
anything could possibly be passed Into
the \u25a0 rooms, but \u25a0\u25a0 connects ' the words
which were overheard with this change
of .guard; .. : --' ; .::'; * '/.\u25a0 \u0084.";\u25a0 \u25a0' \ : .^' r ;: :
".These i startling Incidents \u25a0 last I night
,were \ preceded by an event j Friday aft
ernoon, to -which Blggy \u25a0 attaches ' the'
utmost Importance. :It was 'just after
the return of \ the | Jurymen" to the \ hotel
between 5 and 6 o'clock and they i : had
been -' conducted to .: their rooms.. The
wives of Jurymen Bancroft - and 5 Capp
were ? waiting in the - hotel | lobby to
. speak with them, and Biggy personally
accompanied ! them .. to • the ' front : of 'the
hotel. While he was there with them
William Biggy his son, accompa
nied the other, ten members of , the jury
to a washroom in their corridor, and
two . strangers crowded Into the room
; with thenv.W..— :,\u25a0./ '\u25a0;\u25a0-;;\u25a0;\u25a0 -* : "- ::\u25a0'.-
C Selecting two of the jurors, the men
struck up a conversation about the
weather; and i the 'i Jurymen \u25a0 left
the room ' accompanied : them ; into the
halL" • " One rof eth* .jurors", turned to
young Blggy and said: "That man
seems * pretty anxious Jto get ' me . Into
conversation.. : Is ! he7^-,i - . r
1 By that time the two men had turned
and Biggy followed them. They walked
rapidly from r : the ; hotel , and up ? Qeary
street."- 'Blggy followed ' them for \u25a0 sev
eral i blocks. ;" He \ then ; returned <to . the \u25a0
hotel and \ reported i the ) Incident ito - his
father. Elisor j Biggy sUted | last* nl ght
that he has an excellent r description ?of
these men and that they can be ldentl
fled if found. . . 'v *-\u25a0;\u25a0 -'\u25a0 'I
Two other Indde*U ; after, the ne-;
nouement concerning v *Wolf * and ., Van
natta last! night helped , to confirm the
I belief I that | {% mysterious \u25a0 Influence -' is
at "work fln c the St. Francis 'hotel, f ' ;A
package i had ! ) been I left £for = a a
member of the Jury ; at the . hotel office
earlier . In \u25a0', tha Vd»y/ and v which ;* Blggy
had intended to inspect before deliver
ing was found ; to be missing. Nothing
could berlearned i of : its : whereabouts.^ •£
"if At i about "\u25a0\u25a0 the ' same \ time thla discov
ery was I made a stranger who 'had been
loitering about the hotels lob by I while
the excitement over the .events earlier
In:: the evening '. was /at \u25a0 its » height \ was
seen In k ona ; of ? the -. corridors with • a
key in his hand* HHe was \u25a0 not "a guest
of the \ hotel, . and whan questioned as
to what he had bean doing in the hall
way stated that iha ,"was 1 going Ito a
washroom. He then^ disappeared and
could not be found when, a . search was
made' for him;'*- \u25a0\u25a0l^.'r..;"- i ''v-^'- \u25a0'>:\u25a0,: '•"\u25a0-!\u25a0>., "'.•: -'€.. '^\?
Wolf -:, and t Vmnnatta J aada ian : effort
la»t>nleht to laugh off. the matter con
necting them with the Schmits easa as
ki huge joke, but neither gava : an ex
planation of i his - business - about w the
hotel, .v: Both man | avoided B discussing
the salient features of the oharge made
by,s Blggy. *tlVannatta*i denied I his | con^
neotlon with the local detective agency,
declared | that s ha was f a : speculator and
real estate man and , that bis • Interest ; in
attending the SchmiU trial wan merely
that tot! any. cltlsen. V Ha • said iit jwas a
coincidence I that i ha ! and IWolf |,were^ at
the s hotel, and i that I they j always I made
their home there when \in -the ' city.-* At
tha hotU 1 It lwaa^atated; that :thejr, wera
not ' : regular patnmavA ':\u25a0• £"\u25a0 -Ar^ \u25a0" -:\u25a0 £%•\u25a0'\u25a0*
A* Wolf s IJ statements -\ were ? similar;: to
thost oi ;vanttaUa,^butjtt«ita«r 'would
answer direct questions concerning the
telephone s incident : or ; that ' of '.the ' «On^;
Versation In the hotel ; lobby. ' -,'
SI:; Both Wolf I andlVannatta \ havej 1 un^
savory I reputations J 4n S San S Francisco.
Tha b former^ who %Ui 51 a! nepTiew,: of ?:the
late chief of . police and {cap tain of [da*
teotlves, j L \W;f Leas, iwas |a ; polloa f ser
geant[onlthelforceland -was i dischkrged
tn^Decamber3l9of,!aftei***'*hearihg.:be
fore'.tha[police^ commlssionfat^Twoich^ ha
was accused -of i having taken money >to
protect I several I Bitloons I south of Mar-^
ket street in evasions of the law. i One
of these],was • tha ssaloon? conducted? by
O.SB.- Simpson land fAI | KalH J at { Seventh
and I Mission - streets. sX He %Is regularly
employed l s by 'the itJnited 'glass works at !
118 Eddy .? street,'^ seUing'iaecorative
glass.' ."X', , - -> Vi
SijVannatta : har been > engaged ; as^a ; prt
/vate" detective! ml this \ city | f or.fa \ ftum
,ber I of I years:?! He i was * originally^ with
the ; Plnkertons I astao f attache of I their
; local V f o«ca>¥ but riwas £| dismissed f%. for,
causes I which; his J f ormer|amplbyers j re-:
fuse] to J make 1 public^ He • then" engaged
i ln^ private j detective |work I \n% d i vorce
cases f on I his % own faccount f and % figured"
luneny iably/ inf several S notorious T cases*
For^altimeljhelfojreedjhlsiwlfelto)par^
itlclpatel lhfhls¥spylnggupbn|- married
JTAfeeut three yaara ajro he was himself
ACCUSES ARMY CHIEFS
OF PLOT AGAINST HIM
;; Caused^Animosity ',- & '
DECEIVES" WARNINGS
Tdls ofJTfe^'T^iat lie
- Would toseVPosition „,;;:.:
c.IWEST; POINT, N." T.. June B.—Warn
ings '; that i- his : friendship for - General
Leonard Wood would cost him his conji-.
mission in the UnitedeStates army^havi
been received' repeatedly : by, Lieutenant
.Colonel Charles G.*;AyreS,'- accordlng^to
a" statement J whlchvhe ; made I public^ to
day.Tjln'defending.his-wife,\Mrs. Eliza-,1
beth : F. Ayres, from criticism • by \u25a0 ofßcers'
of the 2,West - Pointi military "\u25a0 aoa'demy?
and supporting her aiilt to collect $100,-'
000 jln damages -frotw^rt hose r --'officers.
Lieutenant Colonel Ar.res said that he
had- been -tried- on imany." charges -, and"
that he had been tbldTma'ny times that
animosity toward him had been caused
by -hlsl friendship .with .'General .Wood:
That offlcer. himself, Colonel 'Ayres says,
has} for,tinany/ years him to be
careful. : > Ayres :\u25a0 says itnat^' he ; regarded
General -Wood | as ione of the ablest^ men
in ; the »country ,; and* that • he .was Tone } of.
the]; few officers ;who " went^to 'General
.Wood's camp'to jcongratulate^hlmwhen..
he :waai promoted: from- colonel to brlgf
adler* general. \u25a0: ;\u25a0 V * '.\u25a0-:. \u25a0 - : - •' . ; v. : : '\u25a0- \-(? t
y Tha controversy/ at -West Point V first
attracted public attention at'the': Easter.
parade of \u25a0 the , cadets when Lieu tenant
Colonel Robert Lt>Howze, commandant
of .the - cadets,; sent , a sergeant Uo\, take
away the cadets' • overcoats, >whien iihey.
had loaned to the girl spectators during
a-!i shower. j\> Officers V of .the ' •> academy
blamed Mrs. Ayres for some of the criti
Iclsm ;; of • the ] commandant' c -action v and
for : some of the publtc notice, taken; of
it Mrs. r Ayres, who then lived: on the
srovernment resented •: this
and- she left We«t Point, to reside in
Highland Fails, near by. .* v' . ?-^..
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(CALLS CHIEFS LIARS ±;
Colonel ; May ?Bo (. Cburteartialed'^oV
-:•_;-: • '"*-\u25a0 ,-; His : Bold^Chwgev;..^^'.^.
CNEW. YORK. June B.— Lieutenant
Colonel r Charles O. Ayres, -United
States army, sl who returned a week ago
from, a long tour on duty In the Philip
pines iin command V of \,< the military
academy at West Point, made a state
ment ; today' of ; so : radical a character
that, in the opinion of other army^offl
cers, - it' must' result \u25a0 Inevitably \u2666 in., ah-"
other i ofßcial \ inquiry and : probably \u25a0 in
tha - court 2 martial of '-\ Colonel V Avres
himselt In his zeal espouse his
wife's cause, Colonel Ayres has branded
as ; : a ' tissue i of .- falsehoods ; the ., letters
sent ' to the war department concerning':
her \u25a0 by* Colonel iKL \u25a0 L. . Scott, : superin
tendent "of k the -academy^, and Colonel
Robert = 1* ; Howze,; commandant -of \u25a0 the
cadets.:' .: "' -."^ ''-\u25a0 .-\u25a0•\u25a0;. \u25a0 '. '' \u25a0 -'V.'
*;* In r; characterizing the army ; court
martial as " "a ' brace game" and ; in in
timating i that %he "i might as well be
tried by crocodHea as .by such a ; mili
tary: tribune; iColonel, Ayres Is thought
to % hava^cotoHiitted':' an "„ offense, - if r; he
was, correictly3«'aported,'t which' the ,war
department' cspmot V overlook, \. however
distasteful * Iti mayl be i. to have ; : to- dis
cipline an 'Officer of 'acknowledged gal
lantry, for .l indiscreet t utterances '• grow
ing. out Jof \u25a0a j controvarsy (of other - of-.
flcar§ : with", hii.wi^eV^-- V->r-;V; •.::•>
?A t dispatch ; from . Washin gton \ says
that \ Colonel vAyres probably/ will be
court ; martialed4 ; This ;. coritroyersy . is
the ; result >of \u25a0 the * : overcoat",, in
\u25a0cident Colonel i Howse ordered | the wo-»
men .at -West Point • to ». remove '* the
coats j from ; their \u25a0' shoulders, ' where ; ,they
had beenHhrown' to protect the .women
from <the>cold; during av: drill."- -Mrs.
Ayres \u25a0;. resented , this 'and * she
was reported to the" war department
POLICE ARE GUARDING
BODY OF OLGA MILLER
June"' «r-;The -body
of jßerthat Bellsteln,. the fyoung^ woman
who'died In i'.thls 1 city, > under, the name
of Olga Miller and who . escaped : from : a
Pennsylvania ; insane asylum^'whereishe
had i been cbiiflned after , killing t her,
mother, is being guarded by policemen
day and nlght.'rj. Telegraphic . advices
received- from the \ east today indicate
an ', Intention to /dispute • the' Identity .• of
the ; body.-^itV being ,. affirmed xthatf* tha
real t Bertha C Belistein Z sailed % tor ; Eu
rope i one v week -s after.? she' is said ":tq
have died sin^ this; city. ;. , v -; \u0084
?\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0 Another .^-5 \u25a0 telegram*/. received^ from
Fred : Beilsteln,?Uie'-' girl's^ brother,", who"
is on hi» way/to this city* affirms posi
tively. thatVth" c l|pdy> is • that ; of .' his : sis-;
ter.;?. warns s. thV^lqcal authorities ithat
an ; effort \ will \ be," mad« to dls credit i her;
death and advises them \u0084to • guard
against • possible "^ removal <: of i! the re
mains ttcta '.tliia* \ vaults ln^. Evergreen
cemetery." : .: Aocordinjr,^ to Vadvloes | re
ceived here ; the legal determination of
Miss Beilstein's" death •lnvolves^tltle to
a considerable : fortune, .y .\u25a0 • t C-.V?v"- .*?
the. defendant in a disgusting case ? In [
the superior court, in which .his \u25a0 wlfej
was : tha 1 plalntl ff (and* her s l ster a? co- -,]
defendant. .. For c ; a • number o f ; years \u25a0he \u25a0>'
was an objectionable I hangeron ' about Vl
the aourt' of » tha old Palace hotel.' It
was about that time that he. earned thfc •
tltla l of detective,^- the^
charge .of . at her> detect i yes I. being! that
heMoarrled
which, 1 1 v was -.' said,':' he used for { ques
ttonabla purposes. \.W-*- "> 'z'< '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'. ''.'\u25a0'\u25a0' "-•'-'
-•\u25a0•\u25a0•"'•;-•',:•::."\u25a0. '\u25a0-"-^\u25a0 J^ " '-.' \u25a0: . .. .:.-\u25a0:
New ; York ayty's p0pu1ati0n— 3.753,295
peraonir-hav* * deposits . in the i'cltys
savings i(banka;^|^K* v--.'-,' '.\u25a0"*." -••"--' : \u25a0"">', ; -i 'i
; B^; JDJjsc o ye r^
\u25a0 ; ' : ' '^T^^sn'V 1 ' '"'•' -' '\u25a0' ; , ; "-' ; *
(S^[^y , /' J«on strated
.vIM/ f that deafness
;.::'-. :^A^i»r^^- :/ tvcan;becured. > r
WL" f ord • Powell.'
\u25ba-• Th« «ecrtt *o« • hoWi to nse ! thi» , mirs'terloti'. an«
ißTislble 1 natnrt ; forces : for ; th« enre « of j DeafnetiS I
»nd He«d Noises has at last been discovered by
the \u25a0 famous ;\u25a0 Physician-Scientist, Dr. . Guy \ Clifford i
Pow«lU«t Dearnesa j and | Head \u25a0 Nolsea disappear ,«« i
If by maglcnndw the Me of thls^new a»4 wqn-i
derfnl discorery. He jrlU send aUfwtkO'snfferl
from Deafness \u25a0 and • Heal : Noises \u25a0 full ; lafoma tidn ;
how tney can be «tJT*a. absoln tH r -tn%\ no m*U-.i
ter I how * long \u25a0 th«y i- haye - been -iTteaf-w or . i wha t J
caused their deafiMM. '- This . ro«TT#lon» i treats
ment la so simple, natoKl I and I certain dat \u25a0 yon -
will wonder why It was; nof djicotated, before."
inveatMaton lam astoai«tie4 - and i cned ; patlratti
themseWM I marvel : 1 1 , th a Quick ', rwulta. . Any < ;
deaf i person can hare 1 full . lnf or muHon . how> . t u - '
b« S cored s quickly and "/cured j to » irtay^ cured ''atfi
home I without i Inrestl ag a i cent.:t. Write tbi
Pr^f G«is Cllffonl V Powell.^ 851 M» Bank I Btd£?l
aadwaadufal diwoTery, absolutely free, j.t .-jj
;:'•' 'I'JS'^l" '- \u25a0 ' C^unhy^Orders^ Filled -: ., > \u25a0
Sftpts and Pillow Cases
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.'\u25a0Blx9o- Sheets': af'1 .... .... . .60c each! 45x36 Cases', at*: T. . JI ..i.;'.it«e ««eh
-\u25a0 81x90^Llnen Finish Sheets at-TOc each I 43x36 Hemstitched Cases . .15c. «acH
Bath Towels at^cßich
"',^ r 60 dozen Bleached or UnbleaclSed^ thY absorbent' kind, worth 23c.
iGla^s>ToWeling 1 0c Yard I Gfash r Toweling 4c Yard
;; '18 - Inches' -wide, red and blue I". 60 pieces Bleached twilled Crash:
vphecked; worth 12^5 c. ' -.-%•\u25a0 |regrular value «Uc yard, tor 4e yara.
•'/ :; :'.=>" '] . Honeycomb Spreads at 85c Each .
dozen" on sale; large size;, rtisatly,trlromed: worth $1.00 eacn.
:". "^ '\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0'.< /\u25a0' Marseilles Spreads jat $2 Each.
' Regular $2.so'vaiue;for;doubie.ba4s:^extr» heavy. prett!«st : de*t«nx
,y^ Large Sized Comforters $1.50 ; Each
: ; - -2ofdozen*siikollne Conlforters,* with choicest silkoline; full sl*«. •
.? .-"' \u25a0" Come •In pretty Roman, stripes colorings ; worth $ 3,0 0.
j-, Regular $3 I^ce Curtains $2.2s;Pa£r
and Brussels Net Curtains;, lii white* and Arabian color,
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Most Beautiful \ v . „
_ on S^e Here Tomorrow
5,000 Yards Organdies and Batiste, \Vorth 15c and
>^\'->-v.^ ;% for 10c Yard '
* 4\*" The greatest collection ever gathered at any. sale. Beautiful «tyles-
.ln> the latest patterns In dots,. figures, scrolls, checks and Coral effects.
\u25a0^maker ideal ,' Summer. Dresses; extra special at 10c \u25a0 yard.
PKv r^ White Dotted Swiss 20c Yard
- ii t 500f yards of fine Dotted "Dress Swiss, with different slxa dots for
complete suits or waists; worth 30c, for 20c yard.
I S|£ Best Irish Dimities 25c Yard
pieces, entirely new designs, the finest Dimities, Imported from
Belfast. Every desirable pattern Is here, on sale at 25c yard.
"*£ '-H4{? f &V India Linon, Special 16% c Yard ,
.^^6o -piece's^ extra fine quality White India" Llnon for "Waists or Chtl-
dren's wear. on special sale at IC2-3c yard.
vSS New EhressGdngharhs 121/jc Yard .
- ir'loo* pieces Fine Zephyr "Ginghams, good wearing quality, la pretty
\u25a0tripes and checks; will wash nicely; special. 12V£c yard.
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Gin^am Petticoats Ladies' Lace Hose
$&Each 25c Pair
-.'2s "dozen on Special Sale to- . ' A splendid sale is on for to-
morrow.; They are made *of . ; morrow. . Ladies' All-Over
j>laln color .Chambray and '; Lace Hose: extra elastic top:
Striped finished -, in colors of Tan. Gray, White
with deep flounce and ruffle; ;\u25a0".. and Black; sizes 8% to 10;
actual' value 85c, for, soc each.- . great value at 25c. • -
! V 12-Button^Length $2.95 Pair .
:'| • 16-Buttoii^Length^ ; s3>ls Pair ;
', ' A great Glove sale for Monday. and Tuesday. Good lons' Gloves
j \ are seldom 'offered at a special sale, and as they are so very popular
' '\u25a0 now,* makes this offering doubly • interesting.' Every • woman knows,
• : > too, that- 'to get a satisfactory pair of elbow.: length Kid Gloves she--
' has to pay anywhere from $3.50 to |4.50 a pair for same, ilonday you
' * can ;buy*them as follows: '. \ x i
GloVes, 12-Button Length, $2,95 Pair ;
\u25a0\u25a0; $00 Gloves; 16-Button Length, $3.45 Pair |
' Come -In colors of black, white, gray and tan. fitted and xuar-
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Kaj^er Long Silk Gloves $1 .25 pr.
: "rDoWble tipped, elbow length,' In colors of black, whit*, srax, red.
j navy and sky; ipold elsewhere at $1.50; here at |l— s a pair. :
;6 ? ?P^V i Long Lisle Gloves 58c Pair • ;
•; *•;'*.> -300 pairs ladles* elbow length Lisle Gloves, good Quality, la Mack.
and A white; .worth •?!,; for OSc pair. j~- - . - £ -^ • .-. : - \u0084»\u25a0- ; . : - * -^ . ...
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B ' ina 4^^.^ -'^SX^^y : J»»e<i up h«r« waiting, for buyers |
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